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FIERCE FIGHTING IN MATANzAS.
Gen. Molina's Column Defeated With
in Sight of the City

Havana. Jan. 6.-The war is raging
fiercely in Matanzas province. Large
insurgent forces commanded by Gen.
Garlic and Coils. Cepero and Cayito
Alvarez. are burning all the sugar es-
tales north of the province and sue
cessfully repelling the strong Spanish
forces sent against them.
At FL Coliseo, within sight of Matan-
zas city, the column of Gen. Molina
was utterly defeated yesterday by the
insurgents and was compelled to re-
tire to the city with heavy losses.
In this province and around the CAPT.
tai fighting is also very severe. Cuban
forces under Collaso yesterday routed
the battalion of Barhastro after an en-
gagement of six hours. The report
SAYS that the Spanish losses were only
eighteen, but they really amounted to
about 100 men. The Spaniards intended
to dislodge Collaso from his intrench-
ments by bayonet charges, but they
were repeatedly repulsed, and finally
retired.
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Fortune for a Tramp.

Cincinnati, Jan. 6.-Frank Marshall, of
his home that fortune OF $40 900 awaits
his return. lie is tramp, and his identity
had to be established by reference to po-
lice records, he having slept several times at
the police station here. He has been all
over the country, and run away from home
because IL was unpleasant.
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Law Lectures to Women

The lectures before tie Woman's Law
Class at the Washington Club will begin
on Friday evening at s O'Clock with
lecture by Judge Charles C. Cole on the
laws governing the relations of huSba nd
and wife and parent and child. These
lectures will continue on Friday evenings
during January and February.
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Tracks Must Not Be sailed

The petition Of the Capital Railway Com
pany against the use of salt on railroad
tracks has borne fruit. The Commissioners
toay issued an order amending the police
regulations, by paragraph forbidding the
urartfce
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Mrs. Il. NJ. Woods. of New Orleans said
at Wizards this morning: Our people
are anxious to have tie Cuban trouble
settled, and we believe il is high time for
the United States to take hand in the
matter This foolishness has been going ON
long enough"
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y LIZ j
FRAN DWELLINGS, on MILK HOUSE
FORD ROAD, NEAK BEIGHIWOOD,
September Is, 1895, and reCOr ded IN nber
2O46. folio PSI ct. seq, one or the land
records OF the District Of CoIun Dia, and
at the request OF the holders ot the notes
secured thereby, we viii sell aG pUDlic
auction in front OF the premises, :
wEDNESDA Y, JANUARY 8. A. ID. ISST.
at ( O'Clock p H., the following desCribeG
real estate, situate in the county OF Wash
tngton, District OF Columbia, tO-wit: All
that part OF lot numbered one ID Of Nor
IaenJ's subdivision OF Betsy Buffers estate.
contained in the following netes and
bounds: Beginning at a stone planted on
the north side of the MILK House FOTdTCad.
being the southwest corner of the original
lot numbered one 10. thence north along
the w est line OF said lot one Cd. one hun
dred and seventy-five feet 175l: thence
in an eaSterly course parallel with said
MIX HOuS, Ford road, fort yr eet( i0l, thence
in a sOuthwesterly course parallel with tie
first line mentioned. To the north side OF
said road, one hundred and seyenty-fivs
Q75l feet; thence along said Milk House
Ford road forty tlOl feet. To the beginning.
containing seven thousand q ,OOOJ square
feet OF ground. more or less
Terms of sale: One-halr I'D OF the
purchase money 20 be paid in cash, balance
in two equal installments, In six to- and
twelve O2I months. with interest at six
90 per cent per annum. secured on ts=
property sold; or all cash, at the 0P s.e,l
dollars $500 will be required at the time
of sale. All conYeyanctng and Tecor ding
ar purchasers cost. Terms of sale to De
Complied with within ten t1O) days from
day of sale or the tr US tees reserve the right
20 resell aI the risk and cost OF def aultinS
purchaser, or purchasers, after five tO)
days, preyio adyertisement OF such resale.
ROBT. K. r.. WHITE.
GEO. ". WHITE,
Trustees
Webster Law Bldg. No sos % st. NV
The above sale is postponed until
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II, 1898. at
same hour and place.
ROB. Z. L. WHITE,
GEO. w WHITE
ja5-d&hs Trustees.
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VERY YOUNG AND VERY BAD.
Seven-Year -Old Frank Cleveland
Punished for Larceny.

Seyeu-Y ear-Old Frank CleNeldhu
Punished for Larceny.
Frank Cleveland, seven years old, and
Lewis snaIlwood. ten years old. were
accused in Judge Kimtau's court inns
morning by Morris Schrott of stealing
Sl.s5 from him yesterday afternoon at
the stage entrance of tie Bijou Theater.
The evidence pointed directly 10 Cleve-
lands guilt His attorney, Mr. Rlcks,
made a plea for the boy on account III
his age. and put his father on the
stand to testify. The father stated that
the boy was bad and his mother could not
compel him to gotoschool. He promised TO
send the boy to his brother in Virginia
if the court would allow him.
Judge Kimball told him if he Did not
the boy would grow up a thief.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1898-01-06

Mr.. P. W. Austin. of Kansas City, is at
WIZARDS. II am not after an office,
said Mr. A Justin, but | want to put in
lick or two for some Of my friends who feel
that they are peculiarly fitted for certain
offices. ] have never held n office, and
don't think | ever will
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Hon. w. VI. Vcnable. of Atlanta, was ia
the city today. Il once thought Con
gresham was Zig fellow" said MI
venable. but notice that here in Wash
ington they don't cut much of figure
and, after all, they amount to hut little
more than a Georgia legislator. How
ever, they are big folks at home
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Called on secretary sherman.

Secretary Sherman received today the
German ambassador, NJ. Paul lie Faivre.
charge d'affaires OF France; NJ. C. Erun
Danish minister, and Count Vinci. charge
d affaires of Italy.
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Aucuonee7s-
TRUSTEES SALE OF A SIN ROOM
BRlCK ON ELIOT PLACE,
-, ~ ~. =

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SIN ROOM
BRICK DIV ON ELIOT PLACE,
NEAR CONDUIT ROAD.
BvvITtuso OF certain dee Of trust. dated
October >. 1894. and duly recorded in
Ltbsr No. 1914. folio 459 ct seq., one or
the land records Of the District OF tOIuiH-
bta. and al the request or the party 50
cured thereby. we VIII ssH at public auC-
ton, in front Of the premises, on FkIDA Y,
JANUARY FOURTEENTH, 1898. AT
THREE O'CLOCK F. NJ, the following
described property, being part OF lUt num-
bered thirty t}ut. in blOcS mum bered three
10. in Hurst and Clark SUBDIVISION or
part Of " hitehlveu. having front or 3
feet inches by a depth OF o bout IS feet
ana more fully described in the deed OF
trust
Tprus easy and made Suown at sale
$50 deposit required at the time or sale
and al conveya ucing aud recording at
purchasers cost.
GEORGE NJ. EMMERICH,
DOUGLASS = MACkALL.
iaE-dts Trust ees.
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Hon John Temple Graves, who is recoG-
niZed as one of the south's greatest orators.
reached washington from New York this
morning. and will spend several days in
Virginia before returning to his home in
Georgia.
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Virginia is lining right up on the free
silver question: said Mr.. Van Ellis. of
Richmond at the National this morning.
The sentiment is growing every day and
| believe that the same is true of every
state i'm the SOUTH
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AUCTION SALES.

BY virtue OF a deed of trust, ia ted
December 16, 1897, and recorded De
cember Is, 1897 in liber 2.260. folio q +,
ct sea-, OF the land records OF the District
of Columbia. and at the request of the
party secured thereby, we will sell at
public auction. on the premises, No. 1906
NJ ST. NV. SATURDA Y January =, 1895.
at IL a. m. all the goods. hattelS. fix
lures and good Will of the business 10
the highest bidder for cash all convey
anCing etc. at purchasers cost.
JOSEPH II. STEM ART,
THOMAS WALkER.
iaClt TIUSfees
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and to try to saddle the Spanish-Cuban
debt upon the patriots. as the price OF
the liberty their arms and suferings
already have Won.
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Circulation Statement.

Readers Of The Times 1ot0 may at ailg
time be unable 70 procure copies Of q al o"g
aeacs stand, railroad station o. oit Tattrodo
trains lciV confer q .focor upon he manage
,aeat bg sealing 70 his ofsce ilfOFn'oftOa o,
TIC toct.
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PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

Mr.. Greed c! Jeffrees. proprietor of the
Homestead Hotel, Hot Springs, Va, is
guest OF the Metropolitan
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TRUSTEES SALE OF KINDL1NG WOOD
FFC1UkY. HORSES. CARTS, HAR-
MSS, COAL SCALES, OFFICE. &C,
BEING CONTENTS OF WOOD ND
COAL YARD. At NV. CORNER ~
STH AND SITS. SW.
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7. =. FRECHIE& CO.. general auctioneers.
Tuesday aud Friday. 10 q. M: crOckerJ
trade sales Thursdays 10 a. M; conslgn-
ments received daily for above sales
de4-3mo-efn
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nv virtue a. n certain chattel deed Of
trust datsd April "A, 1897, and On the
same cate recorded among the land rec
nT1,S oi the District OF Columbia IN LIbeT
No. 22u5 at folio 344 ct seq. and az he
request Of the party secured thereby !
viii Sci! at public auction Tor cash on
THTks FAY, 9th day ~ January l'5S,
at uclOcx NJ, on the premises, ". y.
Kinder's Coal ard Wood Yard. locate az
northwest corner OF Eighth and ] streets
soufhv est. Washington. II. C., the guOds
and Chattels mcntiOned in Schednle II,
attached L. and made "A part OF aIOr@sdid
deed al trust comprising in part ktndling
vUd factory including engine anil boilers
shaftine and betting. wood Oench, saw.
vr.Id splitter and three wool presses, Tour
b,rSeS tEre . coal carts, two top wagons,
~, snts cart harness one set double
wagon laTIess one set single wagon tar
ness. stall L. and sb eds, Goa. scales. Office,
T. JOHN BECK,
N;,o1odSJS Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
rHoMAs DowLING 8 CO.. Auctouee

TRUSTEES. SALEOFA SIX ROOM BRICK
DWELLING On ELIOT PLACE .NEAk
CONDUIT ROAD
By virtue OF certain deed Of trust
dated O-tOber 3. / S94. and duly recorded in
Liber No. ga, folio 49, et seq. one or
the lana records OF tie District OF Co
lumhia ana az the request OF the party
secured thereby, we will sell at public
auction, in front of the premises on FRI
DAY JANUARY IA, 1898. AT THREE
O'CLO1 X p. NJ, the follow iug described
property being parts OF lots numbered
twent whine t29j ana thirty t3Ul. block
NUMBERED thre 81 I'm Hurst q Clark sub
diEisiOH Of Whitehaven- having front Or
= feet 2 EIches- by q Hepth of about 80
I,cI ssiG niOre fully descrIJed IH the Deed
Of trust
Terms easy and made known at sale, 500
deposit required at time OF sale and all
couve yauCing ana TeCOrd din u pur
cha Ser's cost.
GEORGE NJ. EMMERICH,
DOUGLASS :. MACKALL.
ja5-dts- Trustees
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Bubonic Plague Increasing.

Bombay, Jan. 6.-The bubonic plague is
incre asing. Eightysix deaths from the
disease occurred yesterday
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The Morning. Evening and sunday
Times for fifty cents "a month
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Col. h. W. wrenn. head OF the passenger
department Of the Plant system is IN the
city.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETISG-The annual
meeting OF the stock holders or the North
erp Liberty Market Association VIII be held
az the office OF the company, room 80,
Hutchins building, S37 u street northwest.
in THIS city On Tuesday, January .. 1885,
at O'clOcx p. m, Tor tn purpose OF erect
ing directors for the ensuing year ana
transaCting such other business as may
properly come before the meeting BY ORDER
+ th. president: w j. DANTE. Secretary
fa4-GL en-
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THE SUNSHINE
of PARADISE ALLEY
Next Week-Seats Ready.
"NORTHERN LIGHTS.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE G COMMISSIONERS &c
Washington, ID. C.. January 3, 1898
Sealed proposals V i'll lie received at this
office UHtil . III, SATC RDAI, FEBRI A
RY 3, 1888. for widening street Fridge
over Rock Greek. FOrJHSof proposals Speci-
fi,atiOuS. etc may he obtained at this
offi,e. ]. w. ROSS J. b. WIGHT, W N.
BLACK, Commissioners ID. 4. la4-6t
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A MEETING Of the stockholders OF the
CapitaI TIactiOn Company for the election
OF directors viii be held at the OlIce OF
the company. Union Passenger station. on
WEDNESDAY the 18TH OF JANUAH1t
1898. The polls will be opened at 10
a. IN. and closed at p IN:
q. T. DUNLOP,
c. NJ. ROONES, President.
Secretary de27-d6dex.sU
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE MUTUAL FIRE INSUR A NE COM
PANY, OF District OF Columbia. W ash1Dz-
ton. January 1S9s--The annual meeting
OF The Mutual Fire Insurance C0mpan nv
OF the District OF Columbia VIII be held on
the THIRD MONDAY in January $50,
the 9TH instant, at the office OF the cJiii-
pany, No 9O2 Pennsy lvania avenue nOrth
west, commencing at o clock a. IN.
BY the charter Ofth Company Tn election
OF seven managers 10 conduct the affairs
OF the company Is required % De held az
the above meeting
BY the sixth article OF the byla VS. OF the
company 10 Is provided. AT the annual
meeting OF tn company the first business IN
order snail DE- tns appointment OF a chair
man. who shall CONDUCT the meeting and
election In accordance with the act OF in
corporation between the hours Of O'Clock
a. IN. and O'Clock p. M
Amount Of premium notes 81, SIS, 455 90
Amount of cash on hand 49,. 6,140 50
cetlIltles s...--..s. -O1roEO %
Real estate .-....-...-....- a 300 90
Office furniture and fixtures 500 90
Losses by fire adtustedand
paid E. =. . :. .. 1920 40
The annual statement will be ready for
distribution at the office Of the company
about January IL,
BY order OF the Board Of Managers.
"A MUEL c. WILSON, Secretary.
ia6-St-sfn
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sUTTON& CO, Auctioreers.
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REMOV AL


DR.. WESILAkE has arranged for the
care Of limited number OF patients
in the city, steam heat and every con-
venience, testimonials attestlDg the sure.
results from the ne W treatment for hrfgnU's
Disease. and all diseases OF Liver and
Kidneys. 0I5 st. NV. Hours, 10 10 1 :
a m. % 8, and . to 5 p. m. ia6-3t
GEORGETOWN AND YTOwN
RAILWAY COMPANIES regular an
nual meeting OF the Georgetown and Ten
leYtOwn railway Company viii be neld
at tine office Oh the company, l4l1 u st.
NV, OH WEDN ESDAI, the l2th daV OF
January. 1898, for the purpose OF electiDg
nine directOrS TO serve for the ensuing
year Polls open from IL IA. TO I D. m
" =. 4 EkRf, Sec TetarT. ia6- ct
THE ANNIAL Melting of the stock
boICieFs OF ne National TypogIa pho Com
DaDy Wi te ieid at Rooms 1 % 116 Tn
pune Building, New York city, at / O'Clock
o. m. OF tEG JnirG SATUkDA or January
is9E benz the 15th day of the month,
for he eject .OT Of directors for the ensuing
wear, and for the transaction OF such Other
u.,-uteSs - T4y So pTDu@ht before ~.
JAMES o. CLEPHANE,
secretary
New York. December 90, 1897.
de31 iEG. hem
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES sALEOF TWO TwO-sTORY
FRAME DWELLINGS. on MILL HOUSE
FORD ROAD, NEAR BRlGHTW WOOD,
II. G..
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sToCKHOLpERs' MEETING TIC annuaI

New York. December go. 1897.
de31 ifG .13-cm
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ja6-3t
The western recorder., 1898-07-07

attacking officers and men. Twenty
Iripolitans were killed, the rest werc
driven overheard. the stolen ship set
on hre and finally blown up from It's
magazines.
The enemy had not for some time
shown much willingness to fight. bus
they had been successful In keeping
their ships together well in their prin-
cipai harbor. Capt. Pre5le therefore
resolved to take unusual measures
against them The example OF Deca-
tur and the Philadelphia had Inspired
great enthusiasm In the men and
warmed the officers sufficiently; they
all were ready to undertake some new
deed OF daring. Il was decided to send
iire ship among the enemy's shipping.
The ketch Intrepid. that had served
SO we'll In the attacl. on the Philadel-
phia. was selected for the enterprise.
one hundred barrels of powder in
bulk, $50 fixed shells and lot OF iron
were placed in n bin amidships and
from this pipe led to a room well aft,
where huge mass of combustlble was
dumped. 1t was intended to make the
ketch appear to be a blockade runner
and SO deceitfully to get into the midst
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EDS OF NAVAL HEROISM.

signal to the man forward IN ont -.
anchor lashings, and then iumn ovar.
board and swim to a four-oared d,,sv
lowed at the stern The dingy was to
nave lie buoys and rifles in her. The
nrst man to reach her was to haul in
the tow line and swing hsr round to
starboard. to take in the rest of the
crew as they should be released from
duty on the Merrimac. The quarter
master at the wheel was not 10 leave
until after having put 1t hard aport and
lashed 1t SO. He was then to iump
overheard. Down below the, man at the
reversing gear was to stop the engines
scramble up on deck and get over the
SIDE as quickly as possible. The man
IN the engine-room was to break open
the sea connections and follow his
leader into the water. This was tn in
sure the sinking of the ship. whether
me oorpedoes worked or not. Then, as
a last step, the lieutenant was to touch
the electric button and start the ex
piosion, while he should save himself
as best he might.
The Merrimac was run into the mar
rows according to the plan. but she
was detected by the enemy in the shore
batteries and subjected to a terribIe
cannonading. Still she made straight
ior the point where she would be. and
there swung herself across the chan
hei' put there was no need to put its
machinery OF destruction into opera
tion. The Spaniards did all the work
OF destruction for it. with shot and
smell they sank 1t. and so closed up the
channel OF their own harbor. Lieut..
Hobson and his crew saved themselves
by means of the boats. but were soon
captured and taken prisoners of war
and secured in MORO castle. The OBJ
1ect OF the expedition was accom-
plished, and happily no life was lost.
While robbed of some sensational cir
cumstances by the shots of the Span
iards, the affair, in Its conception, was
still OF so daring and brilliant a nature
as to command the admiration of the
Spanish admiral, Cervera. and the ap-
plause and reward of the American
government and people. That is about
what history will say. and it is enough
In that manner the glorious affair will
be kept in remembrance as long as his
tory is read. But in the present, the
excited and grateful people of the
United States are excusable for making
vastly more of it, for their pride and
glory, than naked statement of the
facts will be likely to convey to any
that may be living in after times. In
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FOR THE FRIVOLOUS.

She: 81 think men used to marry
younger than they do now, don't your
He: Yes; but women were willing TO
wash dishes then. Puck
We'll. baby, did dear papa sing you
to sleep last night like mamma does?"
mo; he des played he was big black
bear, an scared me to seep."-Detroit
Free Press
/ Now. don't say you went of with
my umbrella because 1t had a hook
handle Just like yours" mo; l went
OF with 1t because It has a silk cover
better than mine."-Detroit Free Press.
Sue: why. she fiirted outrageously
with him all winter" Nell: Yes.
saw him kiss her one night" Jennie:
"Oh, that is not flirting" Sae and
Nell: mot fiirting7 Then we would
like to know what is" Jennie: why.
making him want to and not letting
him."-Life.
THE way" said the Sweet Young
Thing, ito mans heart is through his
appetite" ''Is that right?" sharply re-
sponded the Savage Bachelor. Il want
to know who 1t is that expects the 9TH
er OF the couple to buy ice cream. can
dy and that sort of eating materiaiy"
Indianapolis Journal
Mrs. Peter: Did you see thaty Dix
on seized the rocking chair and was
into 1t before his wife had chance to
reach 1t. And on the wedding trip,
tool" Mr.. Peter: That's just 1t.
There's where Dixon is smart Nobody
will suspect that he is on his wedding
tour. don't you see? And. besides, he
gets the Boston Transcript.
The author: Have your examiners
passed on my new play in three acts7"
The Manager: Yes. have had three
critics read 1t and each has decided In
its favor" The Author: so you viii
produce it?" The Manager: "Unfor-
tunately. each insists that one act
should be cut out" The Author: "Oh,
that can be done" The Manager:
Alas. each critic of the three insists
on cutting out a different act"-Judy.
An old bachelor. who had long sought
to find a woman who. as he used to
say. would be a fitting mate" at last
found her in a railway carriage and
took seat beside her. She>was young
and innocent In appearance, and after
a short time the bachelor softly wbis-
pered to her: Are you married 7'' ME
married." she cried in tones that
rang throughout the carriage: "me
married! No. hut I've sued felIer
for breach OF promise" The bachelor
left the train al the first station.-TIt-
Bits
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SINGULAR STATEMENT.
From Mrs. Rank to Mrs. pinkham.

The following letter TO Mrs. Pink
ham from Mrs. NJ. RANK, No. 1884
East Susquehanna Ave, Philadelphia,
Pa, is u remarkable statement of re-
lief from utter discouragement. She
says:
never can find words with which
to thank you for what Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has done
for me.
"Some years ago had womb trouble
and doctored for long time, not Sec
ing any improvement. At times 1
would feel well enough, and other
times was miserable. So IL went on
until last October, / felt something
terrible creeping over me, knew not
what, but kept getting worse. 1 can
hardly explain my feelings at that
time. / was SO depressed in spirits
that did not wish to live, although /
had everything to live for. Had hys-
terra, was very nervous; could not
sleep and was not safe TO be left
alone.
Indeed, / thought would lose NV
mind. No one knows what endured.
" ! continued this way until the last
OF February, when saw in u paper u
testimonial of lady whose case was
similar TO mine, and who had been
cured by Lydin L. Pinkham's vegeta-
Bile Compound. | determined to try II.
and felt better after the first dose.
continued taking it, and to-day am a
well woman, and can say from my
heart. Thank God for such n medi-
cine.'r
Mrs. Pinkham invites all suffering
women to write to her at Lynn, Mass.
Tor advice All such letters arc seen
and answered by women only.