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fought from cover and shrunk from tho
open, manly combat which principle in.
spires The most cruel libel | ever knew
to DO deliberately printed in newspaper
was wanton innuendo in stan CORE.
spondcnce published by the News directed
AZ one OF the purest and best msi l ever
knew, whose oifcnse WINS that he was at
the Time engaged In fighting the effort,
wnich had the hearty cooperation of the
news, 10 make Of the Panhandle and The
western part OF Texas a taxing district Its
onenses of this nature against public mon
OF unimpeachabie Integrity Ii complied
would present a startling exhibit and have
made lis methods so familiar TO all Tho
people OF. Texas that IL is universally roc.
ognized as badge of honor 10 win its
antagonsm and cause for distrust IN No
tho recipient OF its praise. II such Is Its
general reputation In Texas al the end OF a
long career, during which Ii has main.
tanned u pretense Of FAIRNESS and OF av>
ouracy, what may be expected of II under
the advancement OF It's lofty designs 10
the imperial dignity which permits no de.
nal OF its statement and no question of
It's motive. Tho laws OF ..lesc- msjeste"
which protect the sacred person of the
german emperor from plebeian criticism
are mitd IN comparison with this latest en-
actment by our more Imperial newspaper.
10 the friends of MIR Crane throughout
the state IL Is proper and necessary TO say
That If the future may be judged by the
past. the news and editorial columns Of
the News will represent in this campaign
nothing more than burning desire to
deieat Mr.. Crane and to promote the nom
ination OF his leading opponent. It's att,
tude and purposes arc well understood and
Its cunning should deceive no one. An i'm
stance OF its flagnant disregard Of journal
tstic ethics was furnished in the beginning
OF the cappaign by the publication OF Con-
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Sss.05S o.
DEAD INFANT WOUND.

Tho dead body OF an infant was found on
the beach by the police department Ut an
carly hour today. The remains werc taken
to an undertaking establishment where
Justice Finn viewed the body and held nm
inquest. The corpse WAS that OF male
white child. which had evidently been Ia
tho water for some time, but whether or
not IL was alive when placed In the gulf
could not he determined. Thero was not
vestge of clothing on the body and it
was the opinion of tho physician that IL WIS
hut a few hours old at the time II met
its death.
Thu Justice WIS unable 10 secure any
evidence as 10 where the child came from,
but there is but little doubt that 1t had
been carried TO the gulf and drowned.
He returned a verdict that deceased came
10 his death from unknown causes.
The pelico department arc Investigating
the matter. and may be abic latcr ON TO
throw some light on the mystcry sur
rounding the chlld's death.
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OF INTEREST no WOMEN.

There arc 10000 women sicnographers IN
active service in Chicago
The mourning color In Brazil for unmar-
ricd women Is scarlet. or this color. there
fore. arc the bearse. coffin, the trappings
OF The horses and the livery OF the driver
Az the birth OF Japanese baby trse Is
planted which must reniain untouched TIL
the marriage OF the child. When that hour
arrives tho tree 81 cut down and a skilled
oabinei maker Transforms tho wood into
furniture, which ~ always cherished BY
The young couple "a the most beautiful u
the ornaments In the house.
a very remarkable woman has Just dled
I'm the person Of the wife OF the German
chancellor. Princess Mary OF fIohenlohe.
who succunlhed recently TO sharp ma
sudden attack OF pneumonia. The prin-
cess WIS enormously wealthy a womaa IT
Imposing stature and appearance and
grent sportswonian. having. despite her w
yepre, shot two hears IN the woods OF Werki
only n few months ago
Queen Margaret 81 Italy, who spends stys
eaai weeks every year on Mount Rosa, is
regarded rs the prime mover In the work
started some little time back OF erecting
an observatory on that mountains SUM
nit Tho observatory VIII be higher than
the one erected nj Mount blanc. and higher
than any other In Europe. II VIII be built
IN the rock. and mol on the. ice: Its cost
IS Estimated al over $40, 900. ana its height
Will be f5G0 meters.
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smniipo, cases ~ Columbus.

Columbus. Texas, February s.-The two
children OF Charles lierl, who have Hrnoli-
poN, mentioned In this mornings Post, arc
doing well and no doubt is entertained AZ
to thcir recovery. There Is no Rymptfm Of
n ranic among the residents OF the towp.
TIE mayor Of tho city does not feel au-
tborized To take decisive action 20 FAR ss
isolsting those who have been exposed TO
the two cases, the county Judge can not
take action without tho concurrence Of The
commissioners court, tho county physician
can not take action until quarantine u Do
clared by the commissioners ccart The
governor aud state health officer have been
notified Of the existence OF tho disease
here, but no response has been received
frnm shpu
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REPRESENTATIVES, woon.
He Believes That MIR. lester WIN re
~ Nnnt nm fed

Captain a. +. Wood OF Corsicana was
among the arrivals on the Houston and
Texas Central last night. He is in Hous-
ton on cotton business, and viii probably
remain several days. Captain Wood VAS
. member q the last house OF representa-
uves, and At adjournment conGluiud 20 60
before the people FOR land commissioner,
but has since given up the idea and will
cndeavor TO succeed himself IN tho house.
captain Wood is for George T. Jester Tor
governor, With no second choice. He Will
support X. NJ. Johnston for lieutenant gov
ernor
A. $, Henry, merchant OF Blooming
Grove, and n, II. johnson, a lawyer and
real estate dealer OF Frost, Navarro county,
have announced themselves as candidates
for the State senate from that district.
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COLONEL sEaRcY TALKS.
Thinks Gold Democrats should Br
Kept ont OF Primnries.

Austin Texas February s--foionol Bnrk
soarcy OF Brcnham. one Of the most pre-
nounced gold democrats in the state, was
here last night and when asked resardins
hts views on tho test 10 he raapired OF
those participating in the democratic pri'
n.aries, expressed himself as follows;
'As far rs | am individually concerned.
shall not go into the primaries. ana !
think the geld democrats generally In my
section feel as do about Il, In fart,
coa't think we have any right 10 partlei-
pate in the democratic primaries any more
than We have 10 go into the republican
primaries We are distinct political or
garization and we would feel very sore II
free silver democrats should attempt 70
run our primaries IN case we held any.
The great trouble that has come to the
democratic organization IN Texas has bsFn
this policy of party leaders 10 let any and
everybody into the primaries. W sMi
was opposed 10 letting any bu, true and
tried democrats into the primaries nn1
now am willing TO take ihs medicila
wanted at that time 70 administer TO
others"
When asked who he thought would rc-
ceive the democratic nomination for Eo--
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Dresses OF white cashmere are much
worn. and there lis tendency toward the
old white popln. But the liking IL tho
more for the cashmere because OF It's soft
ness and lighter weight.
A very popular trimming is OF tiny
bands OF velvet put on in pointed de-
signs. Shrimp pink velvet cut on the bias
adhpts itself nicely 10 this. Then there
Is shade Of wood green TINT is very
pretty at night, rs IL holds the color
well
Waists, many OF them, have vests Of
lace over which little trimmed bu'ero
Jacket opens. The sleeves arc nothiTg
more nor less tban straps OF velvet,
with punches OF lace coming out from
under them
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white Rcpublicnns mt wharton.

FL Campo. Texas, February 7.-Mass
meeting OF the white republicans of Whar-
ton county was called to order by the chair
man Of the Ell Campo republican club. Upon
motion being made and carried the club
chairman and secretary were elected 10 fill
their respective positions for the day. BY
unanimous resolution the meeting indorsed
VIM G. Davis for the appointment of post
master at Louise and Ben Peine for the
postcffce at Wharton
Resolved, That the minutes OF this meet
ing be published in The Houston Post and
the Wharton county papers.
G, Il. Ericsson, Secretary.
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A Grant Appointmcnt.

Sherman, Texas. February Mack
been appointed postmaster at that place.
1t is known positively that this appoints
ment is made on tho recommendation OF
National Committeeman John Grant.
Grants friends here who have never be-
lieved that he was faring SO badly us wax
at times indicated by reports from Wash
ingtop. take this appointment as n step
to the carly termination of hostilitios be-
tween the warning factions OF the republic
an party in Texas and they think the
doctor viii come out covered with more
glory and power than his most sanguine
hope has yet bethought.
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Williamson Coun,y pop..

Georgetown. Texas, February THE ex-
ecutive committee of the peoples party OF
Williamson county met in the city hall
in this city today. with Chairman Lewis
presiding. They issued an address to tile
people. and renew their allegiance 10 the
Omaha and st. Louis platforms, Thcy
iavor full peoples party ticket without
any fusion or combination with either OF
tho old parties.
as heretofore, and their old time enthus
iasm was conspicuous for it's absence. Many
of those who affiliated with them in 1894
and 1896 we're not present today.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At tho FREMONT. II, Bartindale. New
York, Il. j. Anderson, Fort Worth, +. J..
Wallace Meridcn, Conn; Il. -. baor,
Houston; Miss j g. Deter Eureka
Springs, Ark, w. II Aldridgc. Roekland.
Texas. p. w. Harrison. Texas: Mrs. l.. A.
CHASER, Lulu Chaser New York; francis
Wilson. New Rochelle n, "; W. a. De-
Witt, Chicago; @. l.. Noble aud daughter
Palestine; George A Wright, Palestine;
$. Guggenheimer, Buffalo: j. Il. Hum
richousc. Baltimore; Jos. V. Flower. Fly
ria Ohio; j Dixon, Houston; w. A..
Fletcher, Beaumont: Lillian Lewis Sew
York; C. II. Chandler, Medicine Lodge,
Kan. VIM. Baton Moore. Connecticut. II.
r. WoodalI Cincinnati; II, s. Taylor and
wife. Detroit. e. q Shepard. ST. Charles,
Mo- j r. Morrison. st. Louis; W. y.
Galloway, San Antonio.
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TExAs rOLITIcAL NOTES.

Samuel MeKelvy has announced for rep
resentatiye from Denton county.
Or. r. ". II. Sheburne viii he candidate
for re election TO the house OF ropreeenta-
lives from Denton county.
DR.. j. r. Glass. chairman Of the Bosuue
county democratic executive committee.
HIS called a meeting OF same to be held
at Meridian, March ..
Hon. V. Il. C. Avery OF Rice's Crossing.
near Taylor, Williamson county. states that
he will be a candidate for the legtsa-
Twenty fourth legislature. He says that
II he is elected he will vote for culberson
for senator unless otherwise instructed by
his constituency.
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hansen and Mathllda Wesstxkc: n. l..
Blair and Clcmnic Book, Exektcl Wright
and Nellie Farmer; John panford and Rosa
lac SMITH While Routt and Mary Ann
Harris
waneemann was fiied for probate In the
county clerks office Monday, It bears date
OF May so 1879, and Is witnessed by Mcssrs
VIM. voclkcl and Jchn Max Runge. Mrs.
Frederick wangemann is m1e beneficiary
Is appointed cxecutrix with / bond. The
estate is estimated al S5e.0Oo.
Only fair sized audiencc attended the
play Monday night. The bill was The
Prodirai Fathcr.''
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STATE SWINE nnHEpEns.
Hundred of Them Held Meeting
nj Dallas.

hundred OF Thcm Hcld NieeonG
nj Dallas.
Dallas, Texas. February S--The State
Swine Breeders association met in nntI
annual convention in Dallas today.
Nearly a hundred men interested in hos
raising We're present from all over the
state. President Nat Edmondson of sher~
man called the meeting to order and re-
piled TO the address of welcome by Preai-
dent j. f. Fang OF the Commercial club.
President Edmonson in his annual ad-
dress congratulated the association upon
the progress that has been made by Texas
swine breeders. Secretary Pittuok's re-
port showed the associations financial con-
di,ion was in healthy condition. Speeches
were made by Major w. Il. Cavitt. acting
president Of the Agricultural and Mechan
ioal college. Farilor Shaw and others. The
addresses were of much interest to those
interested IN the breeding OF hogs. The
meeting Will continue another day.
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THE DEED SIGNED.

Thousands of Acres of Texas Lnnds
for q. A. IL. Veterans.
Victoria, Texas. February S.--Ihe papers
we're signed In Victoria yesterday by John
T.. Pierce Of Tres Palacios Ter the 10000
acres of land in Maiagorda county sold
by him TO The Grand Army of the Re-
public. which will organize a colony and
establish model and modern city on
Matsgorda bay and locate thousands Of old
veterans in the vicinity thereof.
Mr.. Pierce returned home today.
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Found Aftcr T.yenty-scvcn Yenrs.

Denton, Texas, February 7.-captaln
GrnIth received last week gold watcn
charm and key, which he lost iwenty-seyen
years ago near Rome, Ga. and which. aav-
ing been found few weeks ago by man
plowing on his old farm. was identified by
one N his relatives, who paid reward
for II. and returned II to it's owner. Al
though having lain Ia the ground ell these
years the articles, being pure gold. were
In good condition.
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csLARrERlnI,.

Tho Cooperative oil Company of Cors,-
cana today flied its charter with the sec
Rotary of state. Capital stock $4,000. In
corporatcrs: Rufus Hardy q. w. Hardy
and ]. l.. Halbort. Tho purpose OF this
corporation is 10 contract for the Lease
aud purchase OF the right TO prospect for.
develop and use coal and other mineral
and petroleum. etc
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sentc COTTON MeetIna.

Waco. Texas. February g. The meeting
OF the representatives OF the cotton inter
esis was. fairly wc,l atten;ed to-day and at
agreement Was reached on an address 10 the
public, asking corporation in a movement
10 secure lower rates on farm prodUets from
The railroad commission OF Texas The nd
drefs VIII be promuIgatde In few days.
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ROSS MEMORIAL MnErING.
A Full Committee Is Expected Ia he
Present.

Waco Texas, February s.--A number Of
the Ross memorial committee have signi-
fed by letter TO Chairman Prather their
purpose to attend the committee meeting
oalled for next Saturday. This meeting
will be the first one held by the regularly
appointed memorial committee and II is
expected that general plan of proeedurst
will he agreed upon. IL viii not be OK
peoted. perhaps. that the committee Will
settle any Of the details, but the faY that
the general plan will be discussed aud prob
ably adopted makes the meeting one OF
very great Importance. IT is expected that
tho full committee VIII attend
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ernor Colonel Searcy said while Savers
would carry his section. yet. judging from
the past. he would pick Crane out as tho
winner at the convention. TITS mighty
hard TO lose the 'ins," continued Colonel
Searcy "and Mr.. Crane Just now happens
TO be one Of the ms. His hard battles TO,
tho organization in past years also entitlc
MN 70 consideration from tho rank aui
file that none OF the other candidates can
claim -
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UNIVERSITY BALL.

At mass meeting of the university
students THIS evening Alex Camp of Dallas
was elected president of the final oall and
reception. II was also decided at the meet
ing to make this one eclipse In hfilliancy
al! previous final university balls.
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IsiIIcd m. "a Mule.

Celeste Texas. February 7.--RIcbard
Martin, aged 10. living about fye miles
from here, was riding a mule yesterday, a
smaller boy riding behind him. The boys
fell from the animal and young MARTA
became entsngled in the bride; the nluie
became frightened and paved the bcy TO
dcath
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nEcovERED DAMAGES.


Waco. Texas. February s---The suit
styled Deborde Lackey against the san
Antonio and Arkansas Pass and the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas raiiwiSs re-
suited in verdict for plaintiff The action
was fer the recovery OF the yaiue Of -oo
head Of cattle alleged to have been shipped
wrongfully Tho verdict gives the plaintiffs
$1,000 against both defendants and gives
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass $4,000
AGAINST tho Katy.
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pRErARING roR sAENGrRrEsT.

PREPARING FOR SAENGERFEsT
II has been decided To ADOPT the ticket
plan 81 raising money for the saengerfest.
which VIII bo held hcre on April rs. IS
and 81.
The committee expects 10 tcll for the
three concerts from 500 to 1000 tickets, in
Galveston, Houston aud other towns, and
It appeals to tho citizens of Galveston TO
come forward and subscribe in the coursc
OF the next ten or fourteen Days. 80 THAI tho
engagements Of ine orchestra, for some
notable soloiss for hnli, printing end dec
orations--for all of which Offers are now
before the committeeman be proceeded
with
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Morgan. Texas. February TIA gentlc-
man living here and who is Interested In
the cooi mines at strawn, Palo Pinto coun-
~. statos that new coal mine VIII be
opened up on the Texas and Pacific railroad
there, with a csparity OF 200 iona day,
ana with machinery capable OF working
1000 tons day II necessary. u, Is UNI
derstood that work will begin at once.
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Mr.. BIackwcIi's choice.

Dallas, Texas, February s.-N T. Black
well, editor and proprietor OF the Dallas
Democrat, one OF the leading weekiies Of
North Texas. said to Post reporter today:
81 am for Charlie Culberson for United
States senator, Joe Sayers for governor and
r. NJ. Johnston for lieutenant governor,
expect to do all | can TO help each sue
coed"
Mr. Blackwell is candidate for the leg
ielnflrn
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Kaufman. Texaa. February s.--rhe viii
Ct Captain J G. Naples. WHO died here
Saturday night was opened this morning.
Ills property invoices something over 1904.
COO, and Is left TO the heirs Of his four
sisters Judge Horace Cotes OF MlnooIa
was named as administrator With bond.
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N-ynne nj GrecnNIlIe.

Greenville, Texas, February s.--iion. r.
NJ. wynne came over from Fort Worth
Sunday and was the guest Of relatives the
remainder of the day and night and until
noon yesterday. Colonel Wynne met a
number of old acquaintances ana frienhs
while in the city. among them those who
will support him In the race for governor,
and Will return at no distant day TO talk
on tho Issues of the camnaign.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-09
STATE CAPITAL ITEMS
\ Hundred of Them Held n,icctins
SMALLPOX At CoLUMBus.
Universtty students prcpRrinG for
the Final Baii and Reception.
oil Company Chartered.

Austin. Texas February s-A telesram
was received at the governors office this
morning from tho county judge of Colo
RADIO county, stating that there are two
cases OF smallpox at Columbus, State
Health oficer swearingcn was notified
and he ut oncc issued the statutory instruc-
.tions applicable in such cases.
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To Organize snycrs club.

Ennis. Texas. February s.-~A move is
on foot here by the friends and supporters
of Hon. Joseph D. sayers, TO organize a
cangraign committee TO push that gentle
mans claims for gnbprnatorial h0nors IN
this county The committee will be COM
posed Ct leading democrats in the differ
emit nreclncts with Headquarters In Ennis.
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HARD WORK BEGUN.
Fight for Control os DALLAS County
In On. I'll

Ii On.
Dallas, Texas, February s,--The workers
for each OF the gubernatcrial candidates
did hard days work. a large number OF
letters was sent out from both Crane and
Sayers headquarters and all callers were
given the glad hand. Manager Foster and
Farmer Shaw attended the Swine Breeders.
convention. Shaw made a speech which.
while it contained some politics. did not
mention sayers, The fight for control OF
Dallas county has begun in earnest.
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CLAIMS AGAINST THE la PORTE.

Deputy Clerk George II. Burnett of the
Fedoral court here has prepared notice
which he will send to all parties interested
in the La Porte litigation, that all inter-
yentions and claims IN The case win be
taken up for hearing at 10 o'clock Monday.
February II. There are about 100 lntor-
yentlons already filed aud others are OK.
pectcd before The beginning Of court
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NOTES.

The comptroller today registered $1,000
issue of Mineola city hall bonds.
Superintendent Carlisle is back from Fort
Worth. whore be won't ON Official business. |
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pam ocCupATIoN TAX.

The United States Casualty company OF
New York today paid it's occupation tax
of sii % aud was issued a permit bv the
commissioner OF insurance TO do business
In Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-09
ur~u,,n,n budget

Brenham Texas. February s.-The fol-
lowing marriage licenses were issued for
the week ending February s: Allison An
derson and Carrie Johnson; Thecdor Berns-
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rmr rEMIsiNn onsEavEn,

The thcater bodice grows more elabor-
ate
Small butter plates are no longer good
form
White satin stocks are tremendously IN
vogue.
Green roses are much seen in biz black
velvet bats. IS
white wlan that nsvsr svsw vsary
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stricI.rn viii, pnrnI,ris.

cleburne, Texas. February ~ Yesterday
afternoon Mr.. James Shaw, ono OF cie-
burno's oldest citizens. was stricken with
paralysis OF the brain and Is not expected
10 live
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-09

If you are i'll you need
doctor in whom you hayi
confidence.
Ifyou need a remedy yo|
want one that has been tcste'|
for years; not an obscure. nnl
tried thing that is urgedup0i
you. or on which you saya
few centst that IS no con1i
Grafton as against hsalth
For wasting IN chiI
or adults SCOTS Emu
Of Cod liver on with {!
phosphifes has bes1l
recognized femed
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Tn cunn a COLD al oNE Dan :

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II rails 70
cure. use The genuine has L. D. q. on
each tablet.
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my life, feel Hike new person, pcr.
fcctly strong. give the Compound
all the credit have recommended IL
to several of my friends who IRE using
1t with like results. 1t has cured me
of several female diseases. would not
do without Mrs, Pinkham's remedies
for anything. There is no need of SO
much fcmalc suffering. Her remedies
arc u sure cure. "-MRs. ELLA KRiNRA,
Knightstown, Henry Co., Ind.