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The Washington bee., 1897-05-22
,~n OHIO RAILROAD.

,.opr AND OHIO RAILROAD.
D''-'. .,,1e IN effect May I6, 1897.
Washington from staIioi, y ~; e9iiiei VI
Le"'' ',,,y Jersey avenue anu =
,-ts-aeo and Northwest Nesuouieo 1'iii-
Fol 20 Il.z5 q. m, sos p N i5;,,,nolis
.g5 I!alis 4.,- 4..,,i Il. Louis and Indianapolis
F5c Lihc-'.,,'s'' M, Nestibuled Limited $40
? D. qAg.g5s5 g,5srg tl5D and Cleveland, express daily
10, a. III ana s'3T 3TdPi.do II and Detroit. 1880 p. m.
For I . "'t,...,, 'i,...rr and way stations $40
-,,.r NJ. orleans. Memphis, Birmingham
Fgl -. ~" Knoxville, Bristol ana NoAioAe'
-ae'.', n, daily: sleeping cars 'i'0"e
Fa- -, '--,,r week days, 500, go, KOS N7.Io'
f.i D. 5 70. x9.3o, Nlo.oo' AIz.oo, d nl.'
X-3'. TO- NI24O, N3.oo' SO, N4,oo' %
N.-'-'' N z55o Xo2o, go, o-VO o'l2, ~ ~
LIS x-,o, $50, x9oo a. m, Alz.o2' A!L4o,
KS - *, xs.o5, N5.Io, o-5o, Xo:oo
-.-' e-rs. Also p. m. SIz-oI hls"'' I'D =
z,-5 .'-2,,oliS -, 10 and 80 a. m, t2.Io ana T. o
Sundays, $50 a. m, ass p m ,s
D. -A, r-riefick, week days, 300 d. H' LI-4o
Foi m SUNDAYS, goo, a. m, LIS p m
~. u ill,Fgerstown +Io.oo a. m and 1880 ?, H.
EcI B-1tI Bo md way points, week days, 800 a.
Foi Do Do ~ -.os D. m. Sundays, $780, a. M
f-s.rrf
Fo' a. M. Iz.5O, 800, 4.3o' 4-33, o'oO -
'.oo m Sundays, 900 a. M L'Io' t'oS'
72s i0J5 JT5sPsbing,on Junction and way po,nrS Is
foI 40. $50 p. m. week days 9-oo a. i'-'
IN n. SUNDAYS
-o,.,r gIIE LINE FOR NEW fONA AMI
ROYAL DI>0 PHILADELPHIA.
,r,-,ins Illuminated with Pintsch light.
49, n,Ia5elphia, New York, Boston and the
toI naS davs 7:o5 500, 1000 a. m. Lzoo Can
East " mining Cars) 500, SOS DINING al al (
IA, a.. SIeep ug Car open al 1000 OLD IIH
s,,s ~ 'os. goo a m. I74o an DlilhS a.
sundays Ji ,iI,2rg Carr 1901 night, sleeping S@I
s-go. s.o2arIork. Additional trains ior Fhiiduei-
open - ~ days. daily, 500 p. m.
p..as w Parlor cars on all day trains o.,
B--1, ,,Iaufic City, 1000 a. m IZ.oo moO ny
Fol a., m week days, Iz.4op. m. SunuaSs'
For cape May, u noon: scu,dav only.
TbA0eP' Express trains. 81.
D--,,-. allied ror aud CT scked from hotels. IL:.
bsss5snces bv Union Transfer 20: on oIu1is
.,d,'eet e. a. New York avenue ana rli'eeN'N
s--.,; and at depot nm ,,APTIN
WN. NJ. GREENE, S1 Pass Traffic
Genl Manager. Msl'
The Washington bee., 1897-05-22
# i;;::;;;;: 4; NJ
AND OHIO

rupOrcB THE GRANDEST SCENERY IN
,lIrPICA ALL TRAINS VESTIBULED,
Electric LIGHTED, STEAM HEATED.
All MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS.
eT,TroN SIXTH AND STREETS.
Schedule in effect Dec. 20, 1896.
,.-,p N DAILY-Ciucinnati and ST. Louis
c-.-;si- solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman
lse,,ers TO Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisvlile
SSGslEsnspoIis and ST. Louis without change'
or,srs Cincinnati to Chicago.
60 p NJ DAILY-F. F. Y. Llmiteo-Soilu
.-;-' ,or Cincinnati Pullman sleepers 10 In
s9gsii, G-, Lexington and Louisville without I2at
.l."ge Pullman sleeper to Virginia Hot
S,-ings without change, Tuesdays ana Sat,
-..5gTS Sleepers Cincinnati to Chicago ana
--,- NJ. EXCEPT SUNDAY-Nia Rich
- fo- old Point and Norfolk. Only rall llle'
o,o p NJ DAfLY-For GordonsvllIe, mar
l,--S,ilie Staunton and for Richmond, daily
- P-ssryaTions and tickets at Chesapeake ana
0r,o Offices. s13 and I42I Pennsylvania avenue
(.-,Fs n. W, and at the station.
H w. FULLER,
G.neral Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

The Events Were witnessed Dos "a raree
Crowd.


pETERSBIRG. VA. May ,laL
Tine bicycle races This afternoon 90 fhe
race course in Prince George county un-
Ter the au-pioDs of Oh. C0rkaIc CITY
cycle club was witnt SOD lF OBS. TWO
thousand people. a lu-e pro- oflol 'i
whom We're ladies.
The FIRST race. one mile time limit $50.
was Won 300 3D. Dog J. ST. ElWlfls oi
Richmond. 60. y Mckenzie. oft char
lotteerillc and George j. Richardson, at
Tefcr-hurc.
Second r1~c. half milo. tine limit i.i'.
won in 1895 - bv ". ID. Nyle ot Nor
foik. ". j. Tign0r 90 Richmond. ana %.
C. Hope Of Richmond.
Third race. One milo. ro limit won li
o.i1 by a. E Williams 0t Richmond o.
g. Hope Of Richmond. ororae j. kich-
ard ON ~ Petersburg. a.I j. B'-Ntoid,
Of Norfolk
Fourth race 0ac mile limit o., was no
FIRST declared off as none of the wheci-
mon could make The time u was after
wards yum and was made % -.ii. 10 was
won hv ". T.. Raiiiv. .f petershurs.
time. 29f o. =. Hope. Of Richmond.
and W. b. Courtney Jr of Richmond.
These We're the only three wheelmen who
rode.
Fifih race. ono mile. Nmit 1885, won in
o.1f ~ lv y. !. helms. N. T.. R0hly and
rs. J.. Shain. lll OF P,t.r-hurg
Sixth race fve-milc .udiran. no lin't.
won 200 1859 ly b.. A. FRY %, Richmond.
W. J. Tienor. az Richmond. o. O.. Hope.
" Richmond. T. w. Edwards Of Eich-
mond. and J. r.. NlrieH rry. ~ Norfolk
The prizes were presented to.ui-ht at tho
rooms of The C0Ckade CIfr cycle Club l..
Charles rr0tfor Ia-eIt.r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

\ Township of Russia /. Entirely in Iemi-
nlne u .md..

The woman question has been on rial
for years in IL country, the conditions
and tendencies of which seem more out-
spokeuy opposed. 10 progress in tit
particular direction than those 81 any
other land. IL may sound strange. y't
Russia is the empire referred to, says
the New York Journal
I'm central Russia is the Township n
BesiukoVschtschiul. There. BOZ 1851, after
am epidemic that reduDrd tie peasants %
starvation. the women. lcd by saschli,
ordered the men 90 leave and go % mo
city % nnd work. The women remained
alone and began 10 tin the farms. lNe
men wcre allowed 10 return only ior
the holidays.
The woman state comprises territory
of ton square miles. and is divided lnf)
seven villages Saschka and seven other
women the wives IF the oNiled elders.
administer an public affairs. such as tie
levying of taxes the allotment of acf's
20 the various families. the keeping up
Of the churches. the paying Of shepherds.
etc. They also assume the recruiting 0f-
hcer's duties by sending those men VINO
have ATTAINED The proper aeo 10 town in
order 90 submit t0 medical examination.
In the summer the folds 0f The disc
triot afford a. peculiar aspect. one may
ride over the BesigkoVs rhtsrhlnl dis
trict from morn I'm night without 'n-
cJuuter.ng single male being AID tNo
work the hardest as we'll as the ilglf.r
manipulations. is oNrcuicd hy women lud
girls of different ages. WITH naked f'"t
anl arms. they tr0t heHIui -l' glow.
throw olt seeds and gather fruIt Hero
W. observe dozen OBJ moro sturdy NOM
hers ~ tho weaker -fK engaged In 'If'-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

WASHINGTON. ID a.. Mly 3D. Spc-
cIHl. r.e senatorial ulesmase 90 Char
I1tf..Il. ano Monticello VIII he made
DID morrow. Tho uIp wlI hc made over
the Chesapeake aud ohio railroad in 10
eu..lH train chartered hy Oboe senators
.f o. .- own cost and iu ch.r-D oi Coi-
or. Ei.Hard j. Br-ht aofectat-lt-arHs
ol OBJ. Senate Thc train VIII leave hero
at So 49, and return tomorrow eve
rn- The party VIII number over ono
hunL.d ana VIII include The senator's
their families and guests arl several
members OF the House. AS many OF tine
party have never visited Monticello day
~ interest and pleasure IS anticipated.
Senator Daniel loft for Richmond this
afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

4 Youth Pleads Guilty 10 DEMONSTRATING
I-nder Peculiar Circumstances.


I-nder Peculinr Circumstance.
RADFORD. VA, May 2o.-Special-Ihe
man who stole the horse and buggy here
last Sunday during the Stropse meeting,
was caught az Marion yesterday and
brought here for trial to-day. Judge CAS-
scl sumoncd a special grand jury, who
found true bin against him. The young
fellow plead guilty. and the jury found
him guilty rs charged in the indictment,
and sentenced him TO eight years ia the
peultentlary.
Facts developed since the trial make this
q peculiar case This boy. for though
he is said 10 be Of age. from his APP
pearance. be would not be taken for a
man. Is the cousin Of eX-Mayor G.. \.
Sullivan. Of this city. The keeper OF the
toll-bridge here said. upon seeing the pris-
orer. that he IS not the person who drove
the stolen team across the bridge on sun
day Sullivan says further that this boy
ate dinner az his house at l:50 on last
Sunday. while the horse and buggy was
stolen about noon.
While II is almost positively known
that some one else is mixed up In the az
fair with this young man he will tell
nothing, but simply says Il am guilty"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

Midnight Adyeniu esn the Winter quar-
..-.-- - -. !. L..ILl.lnf IIaII.

Pete is the baby elephant cd one ol ~.
DIX circus herds. Durug DIS rN.NnrI"' li-
d.. winter quarters ne played o. trick ""
Dis Keeper. which the man relates aa io.-
lows In the ST. Louis clone Democrat.
Pete is tiny itue fellow ana coo ID
weigh more than 60 or ,O pounds. b-l l.
actually believe he would eat as many
I.n.~ Of oats IL nc nId access 90 d., m
The elephant house was dark one night
ana / supposed every one Or the animals
vas sou~f asleep when my attention Was
attracted by subdued. rasping noise. 1p-
l14tuuy coming from the iartner END OF
the big herd. Instead OF walking down
ia front Of them all. 7 went around aud
came in at the other end. Hiding behind
some bales OF straw. | pecrcd cautiously
over 10 where the little rascal was chaiu-
ed and there he WAS. carefully lfiins
his stake out Of the ground saw IN
an instant that he had mad the stake out
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

ca i0n. Almost every order iu the cry
was represented. and tlr nremen an"
school children took prominent part
Mr. D. p. Causey bad been selected ora
Confederate Veterans and the sons ar
Veterans. and DIS eloquent azure
brought forth frequent applause from ine
vast and closely attentive i.i'n- ii'
lIcI around the speaker stand.
At tic conclusion off Mr.. 'au--N Hi-
dress the graves of both rho 'onird'faic
and Federal soldiers which are scattered
through historic So. John g. cemetery ~ ir
strewu with flowers. so distinction has
over been made oi tie graves OF ih'
Blue and tho Gray 0n those occasions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

PHILADELPHIA PA. May 2l-spe-
c.al Manager Long. of The Reading
d. strengthen bis team. lic to-day signed
Short stop Gallagher. Pitcher Herndon
.ra OUtltlder Meaufy Gallagher was
with ID, philics last year. and began the
"a phiIqdelphia lad. who has played
with buffalo and Rochester for several
seasons and Meancy. also of tnls city.
WAS with Scranton last year. He is a
Hr. iatsman. Long expects 20 add ''n
Lucid. the cN-philadelphia pitcher, 10 ms
...n before the club leaves this city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

There IS very widespread comment on
the finding Of this jur for Ibis offence.
when the heaviest penalty found against
either Of the Smiths. who systematically
robbed Captain Robinson for several
years. was two years.
We are informed by the clerk Of the
court here that there IS now deal on
foot with the prosecuting counsel in the
case Of Mont Smith. the last one Of the
Smith brothers. under indictment in this
court 10 compromise IBIS case. he 20 take
only thirty days in jail. pay the costs in
his case. and pay Captain Robinson a
stimulated sum. when he admit his guilt.
Bishop Randolph Of tho Protestant
Episcopal Church. preached hero today
10 a large audience. closing The services
by confirming quite number OF persons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

MONTEVIsTA. Col. May Civilian
Bryant. an aged inmate of the Soldiers
Home. at this place. to-day made a sworn
statement 20 the effect that Theodore
Dlrauf. who g.. under sentence Of death
f5r Tho murder OF Blanche Lamont. IN
Emanuel church. San Francisco. is not
guilty Of the crime. but that Rev. George
Gibson. pastor Of the church, Is the muir
deTeT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. May N-The
10Th General Assembly OF the Presoy ,er-
Mn Church began its session hc-e 40 IL
O'Clock this morning The last OF the
delegates arrived this morning and roar-
PSI every proslyterv in the coll rr vs. $
represented when the gavel caiiel D e.
meeting t0 order
meeting tn orl.r Dr. ~, ldon jackson
was elected moderator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

WASHINGTON. May 2l-The President
has finally decided % go thc Nashville
Exposition next month. H. bias fixed
rnon the 18th as the date and Will doubt
less Dee accompanied hy some members OF
his Cabinet. lie viii travel over the
Southern road via Ashcv.Ae Chattanooga
and Knoxville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

"And He Was Not. for the Lord TOOK
Him"

BON AIR. VA. May o-speclsL-Rov
James NJ. Cofer. a retired clergyman. Of
The Episcopal church, died here this
afternoon in the eighty sixth year OF his
age. lie had been living with his grand
daughter. Mrs. G. q. Whltworth
for the last eight years. He had
been complairg for some weeks. but was
up and about. He sat down 20 tea asked
a blessing and throwing back his head
Immediately expired without "a strugg o.
of him il can truly Doe said. And he
was not for the Lord took him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

HAVANA. May go-The Ruiz commits.
sion met at +. NJ to-day IN the town
hau. Guanabacoa. perfected the work OF
formal organization. and then adjourn
Cd until tomorrow. when the inquiry VIII
begin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va My o.
sracial-Floyd G.. Johnson. II E9c@as n.
, Nelson county and M.ss Willie b..
Bryant. Of Alb,marlc county were mar
rlod thi, morning at the Baptist par
sonaes by Rev. H. W. Tr.hhio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

MERIDIAN. MISS. May -o.-Tho South
ern Hotel. one OF the anest blocks ~ its
kind In the South. was damaged Sl5g0ge by
fire early this mOrrn-.
panic ensued. but So lar as is known, no
lives are lost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

zone time" said the travelled board
CO. Il got showed IN on the Rocky Noun
lains. and the only thing seven OF us
bad f0r two days TO sustain life Was
MALI barrel o. picked pigs feet
You were. indeed said thc cheerful
idiot. reduced 70 extremitlcs Indian
apolis Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

Sir Henry irving will unveh the statue
10 Mrs. Siddons on Paddington Green az
noon on June 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

DisorIerly conduct was the charge
which confronted John Mah0ney when he
was arralgncd AZ the Despla.nes street
station.
Where DO yoa liye2' asked the celr'.
ron Fifteenth street" responded the
prisoner
well. make. SO So and costs then. .
said the Justice. as he wrote The amour,
OF the lne opposite the prisoners name.
Gosh. I'm lucky that DO not Use on
Tftieth street" Mahoncy said as mo
officer led him from the prisoners desk.
Chicago New.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

What Is known as the normal Pitch
(dianason rorman is making such head
way In European countries that foreign
musical Journals express The hope that =
will soon be known as the 'lnteFnaaolrs
pitch"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

~ Brown Duck Washable Suits
EHr of good fabric. in Refer 10 ;
- inclusive and Plain Double
Breasted Suits 20 nt Boys up
10 ace l6-Beyond question the best
and cheapest Washable Knee Pants
suits ever offered iu the history OF the
establishment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21
The Store for the Masses.

n old specials
WV without restriction at lower than
to-day at other time as long
bestto early last forever
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

d. ~ Childrcn's Suits ~ beau
III tiful Plaid Patterns. oN-
tremcly stylish - Refers
and Plain Jackets--sizes
20 Is inclusive. Pants made double
seat ana knee and all other strength
giving improvements for which the
Burk y Co, Boys garments are IA
NOUS. Aside from the specials emu
merated the stock consists Of an
styles 81 Chlldrcn's Attire. grading
along t2.23. SOS. S3}. SiE and 500
representing the best possible values.
but We point % the one Ninety-ScNen
suit as an exceptionally good value For
Boys Knee Pants made from such
choice material.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

~ FineDrcss suits forMen
y made from very me
- - w fabrics. and tailored in
70 manner that cannot
ho oNcelici. without very consider 20
able advance ON the prices now marx
"a on such very fine. high-clasa sai
r~erfe The assortment OF patterns is
large and represents all ideas OF the
most approved designs. made up in
every shape on the new fashion plates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

washable Sailor suits FOR
/0r small chaps made in three
~ good designs. OF Pin stripes.
sizes 3 To $. Practical econo-
mists are not slow 20 catch ON 10 their
worth and value.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-21

d. 81 Chillrcn's Suits AZ one
10y Thirty-NInc that are un-
questionabiy the greatest
moncy-savipg value ever
introduced at the store by large odds.
\atty Refers. nicely trimmed. under
age :. and the plain sizes NJ 20 age D..
The Pants are reinforced scat double
knee. tapped seams and hold-fast bands.
Extra Knee Pants. 31c.. Cap 90 match.
&c. entire Golf Combination Outht.
an 10 match, only one Nincty-Soycn.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-15
Wells in Barn Easements.

Every basement barn built for hous-
ing stock should have a well under IL.
In this way water of proper warmth
can be always secured for cattle, and
tub or kettle kept full all the time will
add greatly to their comfort. 1t is well
for all stock to run out OF doors In cold
weather for awhile each day, but the
animals ought never to be forced to
drink water nearly or quite down to
the freezing temperature. We have
scores OF times seen cows turn away
from the water under hole in the ice
because they were so chilled that fur
Their drinking OF icy water was impossi-
BILE. Much Of the lack of thrift OF cattle
in winter is due to drinking ice cold
water, and will be remedled by having
supply Of water from a well in the
barn Observation-Disclosures Cultivator.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-15


Sudden changes In feed will cause the
COWS to shrink in milk.
A good remedy for swollen teat on a
milk COW, is equal parts Of glycerine
and lobelia.
The food for the cows should be Of
such nature that no bad taste will be
impaired to the milk.
Raise all the feed you can for your
COWS at home on your own ground. In
that way you can get good money for
the crops themselves.
The Importance OF healthy cows and
sound milk cannot be overestimated.
Too little attention has been given to
the matter in the past.
In addition to corn meal, the cow
needs something more heterogeneous in
her feed. A combination OF corn meal,
gluten and cotton seed meal gives much
better results than the former only. 1t
will make one-third more milk and be
better In quality.
Nervousness and viciousness are en-
gendered In the illtreated COW, and are
transmitted to her offspring. The more
docile the COW, the more are her ener-
giles likely to be devoted TO the dairy
mans interest. We cannot be too
watchful over irresponsible help.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-15
To Make the Farm Pay.

One of the greatest hindrances to
profitable farming is a desire to go too
fast at first. and to purchase things one
could get along without. The obllgIng
agents tell you that you need not trou-
BILE about the money; your note will do
just as well; but you Will find that you
must pay big interest for the privilege
OF going into debt, and you are al ways
at a disadvantage with your creditor.
Have the money ready to pay and
you can then make your half OF the
bargain. Take good care for your farm
and your stock, and they viii furnish
the money for the necessary outlays.
will just say to young men who ex-
pect to make farming their occupation,
that they may expect hard work and
plenty of It, and they will not need 10
Join any baseball nine for exercise: but
II they take care OF their health and
habits 1t will not hurt them. / have
tried 1t for over sixty years. and am
to-day a well-preserved man. l can
truly say that with the blessing OF oul
Heavenly Father upon the labors Of
myself and family. have made farm
ing pay. and what I have done Others
can do.-John Laramour. before Bloom
ingburg, Ohio, Institute.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1897-05-15
A Second Experience.
There VIII Be No Doubt as to what
PhysIci.ns WIN Be Called In Future
By Mrs. Hurlburt.
From the Republican. Fresno. Cal.

From the Republican, Fresno. Cal.
An interesting case comes from
Kingsburg, in Fresno county, Califor-
MIA. Mrs. Matte Hurlburt tells her
own story, and as she is lady who is
well and favorably known and we'll
worthy Of credence, it will be found in
teresting:
while l was living in Fresno City
in 1893,' Mrs. Hurlburt said. "short-
ly after the birth of what was then my
youngest child, 1 began to lose all
strength and vitality, and was in a very
serious condition. DR.. Hayden of
Fresno, had been attending me, but his
efforts to help me proved unavailing
and L was gradually growing worse,
though l tried all the doctors and
remedies within reach. One day
heard Of DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People, and l also read an adver-
tisement about these pills in a newspa-
per, and made up my mind to give
them trial as a dernier resort. l at
once procured supply, and took them
according to rule until had used four
boxes. BY that time / was so much
improved in every way that l could do
my own homework and was in exu-
berant spirits at my returned health.
felt splendidly until one year and a
half ago when another baby was born,
and was taken just as before, and
brought very low again. The attend.
ing physician feared that my illness
this time would result seriously, but
he was not able to help me, so l agair
turned to DR.. Williams remedy
and after taking two boxes was "
and about my work again. l shall
always keep Pink Pills in my hous'
from this time on, and shall turn I,
to them alone for medical comfort il
the time OF illness. (Signed)
MATTE HURLBURT."
DIR. Williams Pink Pills contain, il
a condensed form, all the elements nee
essary to give new life and richness tC
the blood and restore shattered nerves
They are also a specific for trouble
peculiar to females, such rs suppress
sions, Irregularities and all forms o
weakness. They build up the blood
and restore the glow of health to pal'
and sallow cheeks. In men they effec
a radical cure in all cases arising iron
mental worry, overwork or excuses
whatever nature. Pink Pills are sol
in boxes (never in loose bulk at 8
cents box or six boxes for $3.50, an
may be had of all druggists, or direC
by mail from DR.. Williams Medicin
Company, Schenectady, N. Y.