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FOR SALE-At kensington. Md. an excellent ?
story and attic. 7rOom frame house; cellar
bath. furnace pantres. etc; lot l0lxl57 it.; price
$3.50; viii trade for improved city property
in good location.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-New Broom cottage; Va side; on
the heights, near Georgetown; only $l2 rer
month or $40 per year DANIEL & ARAISAT,
1910 81 NV ap2S-3t
DESIRABLE cottage for sale or rent at Lin
den, Md, fine shade, good water: three
minutes walk from steam or electric cars; rent
yearly So per month. Address LINDEN. this
Office. aD2S-St
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FOR RENT or 3 UNFINISHED rooms. suitable
Tor light Housekeeping; also furnished rooms,
with ar without board 2l6 81 -. ~. ap30-St-Cm
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Immediately, COOKS. nurses. wa tie sos
general houseworkers; good wages. 1T REkA
81 REAU, Coz 9Th NV. apostle
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NANTEI-Ladies 20 make hahd5gc> at home for
surgical house. earn SO weekly. inelose I'd
dressed stamped envelope for reply. MARSHALL
co, sos Fulton St, Brooklyn. y y. Item
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wANTED-HOIS SEES

NANTED-To rent Groom house. NV, bet.
LIST and eth. Pa. ave. and VI 81; rent not to
exceed So per month. Z. F.. this Office. II
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ONE DOLLAR per week viii buy choice lot on
Great Falls Electric Railway within District.
money Doubled within 2 years; no taxes; save
the dollar and secure one at once: call for plat.
CLARK BROS, Room SO. 957 ID st. NV.
afi2Z- lU-em
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EQUATIONS wANrED-FEMAIE.

J WANTED Respectable colcred woman wants
place as COOK OF general h1uscwork. lll3 sth
] st. NV. II
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wANTED-AGENTS.

NANrED-AGENTS- powerful and
thrilling history Of Cuba and the late wars: a
complete description OF the Island. describing the
great agricultural and mineral resources: how
fortunes can bc made there with small capital:
80 views made from photographs taken on the
Island; complete map. showing every road and
river in Cuba; also 4 WAR MAP. showing VII. re
our Army and Navy viii fight with Spain; price p
cents; agents wanted: write for circulars ca
BAN PUBLISHING CO. 729 18th st. NV Wash
ington, ID. {. apes8t
hANTED-Agents OF good addrl s.: q lady could
do it; in Washington and elsewhere; te
handle the Monarch Fire Extinguisher; quick
sales; big profits Call at 6l9 l. st. NV. APPS 81
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uELr wANTED-MALE u FEMALE

NANTED-Men and women TO work at homo
I pay IS to $40 per week for making cray
on portraits; patent method: anyone who can
read or write can do the work at homo. in spare
time. day evening; send for particular and
work at Address II. A. GRlPP, German Ar
tist. Tyrone, Pa. JaG-sats.tf
NANTED-5O0 men and women troubled with
cstarrh and colds 10 get a Eureka Respirator
from your druggist sp22-lw
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STOR RAGE.

STORAGE Furniture stored 75c per load; pan
a. 50c per month. UNITED STATES STOE
AGE co. 40 10th st. NV. apr5O-St
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AUCTION SALES.
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, Aucticneer.
Successor 70 Radcliffe. sutton 4 Col
IMPROVED PROPERTY AT SOUTHEAST COR
NER THIRTY-FIFTH AND STREETS


IMPROVED PROPERTY AT SOUTHEAST COR
NER THIRTYFIFTH AND STREETS
NORTIIN Est.
On II ESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 3, 1893 at
O'CLOCK, | will offer for sale by Pablo aue-
ton, IN T. ont of the premises, part Of lot POI in
Threlkelds addition 10 that part Of the city
OF Washington. District Of Columbia. formerly
Georgetown, fronting 10 feet On the cast side Of
Thirty fifth Street ard 30 feet on the south side
OF T street. improved by a church building.
1erHs-All casii. ard above a deed OF
trust OF ~ eco, to be assumed by pJ-chaseT 500
deposit required at time OF sale Terms to be
complied with in Is DAYS
JESSE II. WILSON. Attorney for owncT.
aD27 -d6ds-cm
THos. J. OWEN. Auctionter. 113 p ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY CORNER
BRICK HOUSE. NO. 1000 NINTH STREET
NORTHEAST
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust recorded
in Liber 20l7. folio 32s. ct SEQ. of the land
records Of the District OF Columbia. shall sell
in .ront Of the premises ON SATURDAY, APRIL
30 1s9s. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. sublGt 80. in
square 909 recorded on .he books Of tire Sur
yeyors Office. District Of Columbia. together
with the improvements, CONSISTING. Of a two
story brick dwelling. No. 100 Ninth Street Meth.
east, said sale being subject 10 a prior deed 81
trust for 81 So wit interest at six per cent pee
annrm, payable semi annually. and having two
years 10 run.
TeTms-All cash. A deposit Of 500 required at
time Of sale. full payment TO be made within ten
days from day Of sale. or property will be resold
at risk of defaulting purchaser.
BATES WARREN,
EDWIN S. CLARRSoN,
spe0-dGds EN-
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WANTED rnst class coat makers. Call at 1923
1th -. is~ lt-elA
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MANTEn-By man with years experience q
,,atfner with about $3.50 cash IN good paying
business. Address BUSINESS, this ofice.
arfsD-gf
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FOR RENT-UNFIRNIsHE ROOMS.

FOR RENT or UNFINISHED rooms. suitable
Tor light housekeeping: also furnished rooms
with or without board. 2l6 Sd - -. ap3o-St-om
FOR RENT 3 unfurni-hed communicating ROOMS:
a. m. D.; for light housekeeping; -. l4l2
l2th 81. me- ar3o-3,-em
FOR RENT diminished, large pariors and small
room back: business or residence; central;
near Pala!s Ro,al. 723 llth ap3o-at-,m
FOR RENT sO06 T. NV. UNFINISHED. > or 3
beautiful rooms ou Sd floor. with light.
aU3O-3t-em
FOR RENT -niurnishod. 3 bright rooms on 1t
floor. suitable for light housekcepug; nav
house; very cool in Summer. 1870 W st. NV.
Item
FOR RENT Three unfur. communicating rooms
% story: also ] large font room 81 story;
rent reasonable. 454 Mas. ave. NV Item
FOR RENT-S nice 2d-story unfur rooms; suit.
able for light housekeeping: all couveniences;
rent low. l220 18th 81 NV. ap30-3t-em
FOR RENT-225 Y Il. NV. unfur.. two second
floor rooms; reasonable. ap2S3t
FOR RENT-A flat Of Z unfinished rooms; $40
per mo-: newly Ps1ered; just vacated; l022
eth St NV. Apply 'i2 eth 81. nw. ap50St
FOR RENT-s unfinished rooms. Sd focr. 50
Cl5 New Jersey ave. nv. apr3o5t
FOR RENT unfinished 2d story fat. modern
Improvements. l60s 14th st. nv. apr3o3t
FOR RENT-S beautiful uniuinished rooms; s. 80
rcr mouth; housekeeping. l2i5 81. ne Ii
FOR Rents mfurnished rooms; heat. ga and
bath. 9J3 O 81. NV. aprS0-3t
FOR RENT nfur. , rooms ID aoor: heat. gas
bath: also furnished. large cool house:
rent reasonable 327 9Th st. sc. aprS0-St
FOR RENT or 3 beautiful unfinished rooms
ID foer: large close; and ali convenience
light housekeeping. 200 -. nv. apT$o-St
FOR RENT-4 unfinished rooms on Sd hoor:
suitable tor housekeeping; SIS; heat and cas
l4l6 9TH 81. Item
FOR RENT-ds2 18th St ne; 3 unfur. rooms
on ID floor. with m. l.; rent, $ per
month. ap293t
FOR RENT-Three unfur Communicating rooms;
rent reasonable. CO Sd Il. NV ap29-3t
FOR RENT unfinished. I'd floor 3 rooms. heat.
gas, hot water. ~ Indiana ave. apps item
FOR RENT-l2s D 81. ne. large. UNFINISHED.
9d-Aoor rooms. with bath; southern exposure;
housekeeping. ap2S3t-cm
FOR RENT-S25 l4th t. NV. unfinished TO ms
would furnish for gentlemen: also hall room
furnished. I'd floor. ap2s-3t-em
FOR RENT UniUrnishod nice rooms On I'd
floor; rent. Sc per month. 10. , st. ne.
au2s-9t-em
FOR RENT-Two room unfurnishcd; third story.
lli0 9th st. NV. ap2sSt
FOR RENT-Threc or four large rooms: bath;
hot and cold water; cheap rent; second floor.
G27 81 NV. ap2s-3t
FOR RENT-Two bcaut iful unfur. rooms; second
floor. suitable for light housekeeping; price
SO. Cali 15l 81. ne. aP2S-3t
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WANTED Bright young man Is years old 10
clerk in coal Office; salary small. Address
COAL, this office. IL
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WANTED class barber; regular worA; >
pcr week. 5iS l-2 Sth II. sc.
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COUNTRY B0ARD-Spend delightful, cool Sum
at Takona Hotel; city prices: hotel now
open: transients accommodated with fiIsi-cass
meals. SOC. ". ". WAKEFIELD. Prop.
anS0-3t-cm
ROOMS AND B0ARD-Ealf block from electric
cars; terms reasOnablec. 9i3 Flint ST., Bright
wood Park. ap29-St
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WANTED class colored cOok: good place,
good wages. EXCHANGE III REAL, 7O5 18th
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whNTED-whtc barber; steady work AIS l2th
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WANTED Cooks walters, boys drivers. laborerS.
porters stabiemen. watclImen. dishWash' rs
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. s21 nth ST NV
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WANTED-A good collector; must have wheel
and give bond. W. +. SALrER Ward
Building. II
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Mrs. DIR. RENNER,

fu Obstetrics gold medal awarded for the scisncs
Of obstetrics from the University Of Munich. BI-
taria treats successfully womens complaints
and irregularities; private sanitzGiurn for ladies'
before and during confinement Odlcc hours from
. TO o o. No. s1s Pa NV. Washington.
D. C. js27-H
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WANTED oung man Il wears OF axe ia attend
soda fountain: must have references Address
Fol NTAIN this oftioe. lem
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WANTED-To buy cottage with small ground.
on Met. Branch; reasonable; no agents 81
"a ST NV Item
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rHos. J. OWEN. AuetIoneer. sIs , St. Nv.

Thomas bowling & Co.. GI2 E st. NV.
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The 3 DAYS - Cure

COr mem leads all remedies in this oty- a
prompt and permanent cure OF ~ charge. con-
sultation free. DR. MCCLELLAN ZIG 18th st.
wv. OffCe hours. 10 a. IN. % / .. m. 3 20
p. m; sunday. TO ?. ape I'm
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wANTED-whi,e barber at as8 oh st. nv. II
WANTED journeymen BARRIERS for SATURDAY. $50
Pa. NV. IL
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WANTED-A first-class white barber A. .
HARDMAN 1909 eth 81. nv.
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WtNTED-HOISES,

NANTED-To rent or buy. brick house. modern
improvements. 6 rooms. easy paw
ments. monthly; near car line. Address A. T.. this
oH3sso ar,eO-.,f
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HOUSES Fon RENT AND SALE.

4
| FOR RENT-7l6 18th st. Sc. neat Broom brick /;
water; large yard; $3.50. ap3o-3t ON
FOR RENT-slS.5O nice Groom frame; in good
| condition; large yard; front and rear l2s
9TH st. ne; key at $40 Maryland ave. ne. Item
FOR RENT-Iouse ia 4th ut. re-. G rooms, mod
ern convenience, SIS. Apply on premises
| FOR RENT-HOUSES:
| 705 9th st. NV; Ii rooms; brick. s800
| liih and SITS. NV; store. 500
| 1928 18th st. NV; 10 rooms; brick 40 81
l6 st NV; 10 rooms; brick. ........,..,.. 30
| SIG T. St Sc. Z rooms: brick ... 90 50
$40 y ST. Sc; rooms corner brick...... $3.50
| s03 NJ ST. ne: rooms: brick ............ 1850
| 400 Sth ST. Sc store. .................. 1900
FOR RENT-To COLoRED TENANTS:
9th and Elm SITS. nw LeDroit Park;
l0room frame; large lot. ...-............ slO.0O
1927 Union court: q rooms: brick . 80
300 9th st. Sc; rooms; frame 500
BlEBER 4 HONENSTEIN,
ap29St 500 9Th st. NV.
FOR RENT-iI st. NV, rooms and bath;
large yard; south front: perfect condition;
excellent Surroundings. EDWARD KERN. 20 II
ST. NV. Item
FOR RENT-1seS 18th N.Y. brick bay window;
all IN. l.; between lines cars ARTHUR Z.
II. MIDDLETON, SIS 18th 81. NV. apSo-3t-e EN-
FOR RENT-Best house in INV for the price; only
90; 923 Tenth ST; rooms and bath. JOHN
F. PARET, 1il1 ST. q aps0-St-em
FOR RENT-A 4O-room furnished house; hot and
cold water and gas; large grounds, stable and
laundry; rs miles from the city on the Metroppl-
itan branch of the ID. & o. Address c, n. j.,
this office apr30-St
FOR RENT-Iis d st. Sc, Groom brick in good
aprS0-St -
FOR RENT-309 Spruce ST. NV; rms $50 80
1241 North Capitol St; rooms. $50 30
Col | st. me-; rooms. ..-............. $3.50
Stable, rear leo 18th st. se............... 50
apzsSt W E. WRIGHT, GIG Z st. NV
FOR RENT-LOok at 2l5 ST Sc; Groom brick
bath, range, etc; good repair; Sli. APP
ply OWNER. 2G II ST. ne. ap29-3t-em
FOR RENT-I27 10th st. Sc, Lincoln Park. !
room huff brick; large yard; only SIS: No. I-2J
18th st. NV, large 5-ro0m frame; improvements;
SIG. Owner, W. Z. METCALF. 1881 st. NV.
sp2s-tf
FOR RENT-To respectable eolorcd family. near
Gov. Print. Office. 7-room house in good
condition; mod. imps.; refs. Apply to OWNER.
Ills ST. NV. ap21 -Gt-eu
FOR RE,sT-iI7 A St me-; rooms; m. j. SIS.
Inquire Of OWNER, AS st. ap27-3t
FOR RENT-THAT BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE,
1IH OREGON AVE. n. W; II ROOMS,
TILED BATH. ELECTRIC LIGHTING: RENT
LOW TO GOOD TENANT. KEYS AT 1872.
sp27-tf
FOR RENT-6l2 b ST. ne: rooms, bath; m l.:
large back yard and cellar. Apply to
OWNER, 3l2 Mass ave. ap27-3t
FOR RENT-Iarge 7-room. attic house; out.
buildings. stable, large lots; near city F.
ID. BOND. No. 6I2 st. ap26-7t
FOR RENT-Eight- room brick house: a. H. j.:
near Mt Pleasant; only SIS per month. Ap-
ply 5. P. SHOEMAKER. go + ST. NV ap2j-tt
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HELP wANTED-NALE.

WANTED rst class coat makers. CaIl at 1923
sth -. n~. lt-elh
WANTED Young man Is wears OF agg 10 attend
soda fountain; must have references address
FOI NTAlN. this cftce. Item
WANTED Cooks. walters, boys. drivers. laborer'
porters. stabiemen. watclmen. dishWash, IS
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, ssf llih 81 NV
ap26-6t
WANTED White barber; steady work. AIS i2th
NV. II
WANTED st-class isari,er: regular WORK; $
per week. 5iS LIZ sth st. sc.
wANTED-By man with years experience
partner with about SO Sasl IN ssoa l"' mt
business Address BUSINESS this ofhce.
a!iSv-ot ----------
WANTFD-A frst-elass white barber. A. {.
HARDMAN. 1909 9Th 81. nv
WANTED Bright Young man Is years old to
clerk in coal Office; salary small. Address
COAL, this Office.
WANTED White barber at 92s oh st. NV. II
WANTED journeymen barbcr5 for SATURDAY. $50
Pa. nv. IL
WANTED-A good collector; must have wheel
and give bond. W. +. SALrER. wardar
Building. II
good wages EXCHANGE BUREAU, 7O5 18th
statesmen 500 a month and expenses gusran-
teed selling to merchant. and families our
machines Tor cooling refrigVra;or,; guaranteed
75 per cheaper than ice. For fuil particulars
address ARCTIC REFRIGERATIAG CO, ttncin-
natl. O. IL
NANTED-2O respectable men 10 act as statesmen
and fOorwalkers; experience not absolutely
necessary. Apply at $50 a. today at Inter
Ocean Building. 5i2 9Th st. BOSTON MER-
CHANTS TRADING CO. II
NANTED-An experienced man to build milk
route; none other need apply. %06 Il. sw.
sprS0-8t
WANTED Second cook, male al l42s y. Y.
Avenue Il
NANTED-Local or travelling statesmen; per
mancnt position. ELLN ANGER AIRY,
Nurserymen. Rochester \. J. aPse-Sm-tu, th, sat
NANTED-A middle-aged white man who thor
oughly understands farm work. DIR CZARRA,
6l9 Pa. ave. NV. ap-ySt-cm
MANTED-A registered pharmacist; state salary
expected. Address ASAFETIDA this Office
al.y3t-Cln
MANTED-Adyance agent experienced; with
small capital for lecture and entertainment;
have picture machine. 800 ID ST. NV. sp2o-N
NANTED-Bicycle enamelyr and stripeT; also
hrazer. kANKAKEE BICYCLE FACTORY,
6S7 Mass. ave. APPS st
WANTED Drummond Tobacco Tin tags: Horse
Shoe tags: Chess, rield box fronts: Drums box
fronts; Teddy tin tags; viii pay Poe per lO-
632 ID 81. NV ap2G-6t
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-07-21
The Flag of Hetsy Ross.

The first flag made for the Continen-
tai Congress was the handiwork OF
Miss Betsy Ross, of Philadelphia. 1t
was on August B, 1777. that it was
first raised over Fort Schuyler, near
Rome, in this State. Paul Jones, who
used to have the rattlesnake flag, was
the first to show it to a foreign Nation
when he unfurled it in France.
On June IA, 1777, the Continental
Congress adopted this resolution:
Resolved, That the flag of the
thirteen United Statee be thirteen
stripes, alternate red and whites that
the Union be thirteen stars in blue
field, representing the new constella-
tion."
1t was this flag, not officially born
yet, but substantially the same, with
which Perry inspired his gallant crew
on the deck of the Lawrence, as he
waved it in his arms before the battle
of Lake Erie began and pointed to the
words of Captain Lawrence, blazoned
across its folds: Don't give up the
ship" And they didn't The British
did that. The victory saved the great
Northwest to the Union. New York
Mail and Express.
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RoME's PiNcIo LOVE MATCHES.
A Wayin Which Youths in the Eternal
City Pick Out Their Brides.


1t is probable that the Pincio sees the
inception of half the marriages in
Rome. 1t Is a curious sociological fact
but the explanation Of it Is simple. 1t
has been commented upon by number
less writer's, that Italians are exclu-
sive, though not in the usually accepted
sense of the word They are proven
bially open and friendly, especially to
strangers, the commercial value OF
whose visits to their land they apprecl-
ate. But this cordiality, even to their
own countrymen, has its limit In no
country more than in Italy is mans
home his castle, and, except in the
highest circles and where there Is no
poverty to be concealed, he Is chary OF
his hospitality. This is especially true
of Rome and Naples. Therefore, II
neither she nor her parents receive
many visitors, how is the Roman girl
Of the bourgeois class who is not in
society" to meet the inevitable lover
for whose advent and her consequent
emancipation from parental tyranny
she longs more ardently than yonng
women usually do? The answer is:
The Pincio."
On Thursdays and Sundays, when
the band plays (unconnnonly well, by
the way, and the park is in conse-
quence crowded to ovelfowing, the
signorina who is the fortunate posses
sor of becoming costumefdons 1t, and
demurely accompanies her. mother to
the municipal pleasure glpund, where
each expends 10 centilnes for the tenn
porary right to comfortable chair, in
geniously constructed so as to be
springy, though fashioned entirely of
iron If she be wise maiden, she will
SO maneuyer that the chairs will be
placed on the main pathway, where
every one must pass. This being achiev-
ed. she may await developments. And
If she have pretensions to beauty, she
will not long be left in anticipation.
The young men who pass will gaze at
her approvingly; and finally one, to
whom she may especially appeal, will
detach himself from the crowd and
take up his stand before her Thus is
initiated the first chapter of the ro-
nance. From that moment. without
a word or sign, and even with scarce
Iy a look from her, he becomes her
swain and faithful knight. Week after
week he sees her at the Pincio; he even
follows her about the streets. Having
ascertained her abode and her name,
he generally soon managestto find mu-
tual friend who performs the introduc-
ton. The rest is obvious. Or, if they
do not happen to have acquaintances
in common, when the silent love-mak-
ing has progressed far enough, de-
mand for the damsel's hand is made
directly to her parents.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-07-21
STORIES OF RELIEF.
Two Letters to Mrs. Pinkham.

Mrs. JOHN WILLIAMS, Englishtown,
N. j., writes:
"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM-I cannot be-
gin to tell you how l suffered before
taking your remedies. I was so weak
that could hardly walk across the floor
without falling. / he'd womb trouble
and such bearing down feeling also
suffered with my back and limbs, pain
in womb, inflammation of the bladder,
piles and Indigestion. Before l had
taken one bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound felt great deal
better, and after taking two and one
half bottles and half box of your
Liver Pills was cured. If more would
take your medicine they would not
have to suffer so much"
Mrs. JOSEPH PETERSON, 513 East St,
Warren, Pa, writes:
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:-I have suf-
fered with womb trouble over fifteen
years. / had Inflammation, enlarge
ment and displacement of the womb.
/ had the backache constantly, also
headache. and was so dizzy. | had
heart trouble, it seemed as though my
heart was in my throat at times chok-
ing me. / could not walk around and
I could not lie down, for then my heart
would beat SO fast l would feel as
though l was smothering. / had to
sit up in bed nights in order to breathe.
l was so weak I conld not do any
thing.
81 have now taken several bot
ties of Lydia E. PiD1ham's Vegetable
Compound. and used three pack
ages of Sanative Wash, and can say
/ am perfectly cured. l do not think
/ could have lived long if Mrs. Pink
hams medicine had not helped ms,"
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r,.o,a ne Gaz.tte. Blondinspiue III.

From the Gazette, BldadinsriNe, III.
The wife of the Rev. A. r. Adams, pastor
OF the Bedford Christian Church at Bland
Insville, H., was for years compelled to
live a life OF torture from disease. Her
case baffled the physicians, but to-day she
is alive and we'll, and tells the story OF her
recovery as follows:
y'About six years ago." said Mrs. Adams.
weighed about 140 pounds, but my
9th began to fail and I lost flesh. My
bes lid not agree with me and felt like q
food amy stomach. began to bloat all
atone IN / thought 1 had dropsy.
ms and soreness In my left side
over .sI b pnin ed clear across my back and
hau p%Sgion of my heart. During
w n1eo int eat the ridge would appear In
a ahsse ,r spells a hapy stomach and around
the left side off,. me sore and exhaust
the left side. was 40 nervous that
ed. All last summer fsS P,ay yrog i ne
the children laughing az 90 d,Tarsnt
drove me wild. 1 suffered. a1n hai,
troubles and doctored VIII. .. Mp hrs.
physicians without receivinA hay-
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-07-21

"Remember," said the excited man,
"money talks. I'll bet seventy-1ve
cents that I'm right. Money talks"
And the man with shaggy silk hat
and a chronic expression of disgust
edged away from the crowd with the
remark: Eyes, and It's just like some
people. The smaller 1t is the more
noise 1t tries to make."-Washington
Evening Star.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-07-21
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81 was also troubled with nervous pros
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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1898-07-21

"She is very frigid in her manner"
remarked Willie Washington. Per
haps," was the reply, but she has a
heart of gold" $50 I have been in
formed. But 1 am tired of trying to
cross a conversational Chilkoot Pass in
order to reach t.'-Washington Star.