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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-23
WOOL MARKET

Boston. Nov. 22.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow:
The wool market continues active
Prices are steadily advancing toward a
higher level. and as quotations rise the
more intense seems 10 be- the ca gerness Of
many 70 buy. A tremendous business
has been transacted. the sales az the week
aggregatins over 100000 pounds. which
has been pretty well distributed among
consumers, spectators and members Of
the trade, many OF whom are compelled
- buy in the open market in order 70
attend 10 the needs OF their customers.
N1e markets abroad continue u display
a hardening tendency and late advices
state that in Melbourne some Of the very
best stock has been disposed of AZ prices
which mean 81 per pound. clean landed in
Boston. The active demand for wool has
depleted stocks so that II is estimated
that we viii report a shortage II from
100000 10 10000 n0 pounds by next May.
in which case Il i quite probable that
lmpor-a-iorS viii result. During the past
week carpet woods have apparently begun
u share in the activity noted in other
grades. Carpets have opened a sd-
vauced prices and large purchases have
been made The sales Of the waek n
Boston amounted 20 12973oo0 pounds DOM
este and 7-0o0 pounds foreign. making
total Of 1873 90 against a total Of g.
2I1.775 for the previous week and total
Of $3.50 for the corresponding week
last wear. Sales since January :. 1898
amount 70 2l4o57576 pounds. against llS,-
$1,000 pounds last year al this time.
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LEUCORRhGA

Cleanliness and Wine Of Cardui are the
natural foes OF leucoTThCea. 1t is foolish
10 let this drain upset your nervous system
and make You an invalid 1t viii not cure
itself. but il can be eured-the drain
stopped, and the pains banished. Persons
who suffer with leucorrhCea miss half the
pleasures Of life. The first thing spoken
OF by almost every one cured by Wine or
CaTdui is how much they enjoy living-hoT
different things seem. There is nothing
which viii drain the sap and life Of q wo-
pan like leucorrhpa-and there is nothing
which will put it back quicker than W Inc
of Cardui. 1t stops the facilitating drains
and tones up the whole system. 1t IS I'M
eQualed as a womanly tonic Taken with
Black-Draught it will relieve any case OF
female trouble.
Gowen, I. T., March p, 1899.
I think Wine Of Cardui is the greatest
medicine in the world for ladies. 1 was
down three years from the whites y. L
tried all the doctors in town and nearly
every medicine the druggisthad for women,
but ! had TO take to my bed. Finally q
lady friend said Wine of Cardui would cure
me. 1t gave me so much relief l have
never been without il since. l am now
well. | will do everything | can TO get
other women to take Wine of Cardui.
Mrs. F. d. OLLIE.
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FOG MARKET HIGHER
Just Fair Run and Demand
Very Strong,
TOPS STOOD ON 1885
Cattle Market Steady--0ne
Good Sale.

The Wichita hog market yesterday was
again extraordinarily strong, with
slightly better run, but still far below the
demand The quotation was about steady
on heavies, and y. TO s cents higher OF
mediums. There was. as usual, a keen,
anxious demand for al classes, from
lights through 70 mediums and heavies.
Everything went easily and at the strong
est kind Of prices no other western
market showed up anything like the local
. tone in fact most Of them were weak or
Just steady. For instance Chicago re-
ported shade lower. ST Louis market
strong, and Kansas City, just steady. The
comparative statement Of the several re-
ceiying points shows that the local mar
ket was greatly in advance Of the general
tone Had there been three times Is
many hogs received, they would have sold
equally strong as the buying element We're
il the field for hogs and would have taken
anything and every thing offered, irrespec-
tive Of grade or weight. The top price
paid for hogs was $3.50, and four loads
from the car shipments received this
price The bulk range was within a >
cent limit and practically ali the hogs Il
any importance offered were sold at this
price. The heavy roads ana the bad
weather have operated 70 affect this mar
ket tC no inoOnsiderable extent and this
accounts II great measure 10 the light
receipts the three days Of This week. The
trading yesterday was active and lively
and the tone buOyant, with sales made as
soon as the stock was ready for the
scales There was one car received late.
and after dark but il was good load OF
mediums and sold at the top along with
the offerings received early in the day.
II was reported that another car or Two
would arrive later IN the night. but all
mat came in up to : o'clock was disposed
Of at once. L was a good day in point
Of strength, but the receipts were unsatIs-
factory 70 the buyers. since they were on
deck TO buy many times the number re- I
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City. Mo, Nov. 2.-CattIe-Re-
ceipts, 5000 natives, Zoo Texans; market
STEADY. Native steers, 81 2u6.Ce; Texas
steers, S3.15GAS5; Texas cows, $225q3 co;
native cows and heifers. S2.O0d430; stock
ers and feeders, s3.55a440; bulls, $3.50
$50.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market steady TO
shade lower. Bulk Of sales, S390d3.s5;
heavy, $3-9573971z; packers. g s2l2G2. 81 ;
mixed. $3.soG3.95; light. s3SGd3. 9712; york
ers. S3.9)g3 971s; pigs. S3.TGQ3.s0
Sheep-Receipts, 500; market steady to
weaker. Lambs, s45Gg5 .; muttons, 81 70
q4.o9.
ST. LOUIS
St Louis, Mo, Nov. 22-CattIe-Re-
ceipts, 5000; market steady to lower Ma
tive shipping and beef steers, 50. 56G6 go;
stockers and feeders, 81 59q5-2 .; COWS and
Aeifers, S2-oG74.60 Texas and Indian
steers, $3.4oQ440
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market strong.
Pigs and lights. s.. S5d3.s5; packers. g. so
Acc; butchers. $AOJd410
sheep-Receipts, 500; market steady.
Native muttons, s2Sg425; lambs, sIo0q
: .
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N A|AIESS Drifting
Stock Market Puts in the SeS-
sion SIuggishIy.
SMALL NET GAINS RULE
d-Buying Helps Little
No Session Saturday.

New York. Nov, 22.-The stock market
drifted rather aimIessly today under the
influence Of renewed uneasiness over the
money situation moderate demand
for London account lifted prices at the
opening. and during the course Of the day
there we're isolated movements in NUM-
Der Of individual stocks. But the IN
fiuence OF these demonstrations Of
strength IN spots on the general market
was small and the tone was sluggish
throughout. Dealings were narrow and
wholly professional The money rate
rose 70 per cent. during the day and
there was q renewal OF the disposition 10
discriminate sharply against the indus
trial stocks as collateral The nominal
rate OF interest IN such eases was eked
out by the requirement OF extra commits
sion and the margin between the amounts
loaned and the ruling market valuation OF
the stocks was increased. The offerings
of government bonds for redemption a.
the su5-tressu-y fell to Insignificant pro-
portions New York exchange was no
tabiy weak at number OF important
domestic centers. falling to - cents dis
count al Chicago. against par yesterday.
and declining sharply al s.. Louis ard
Cincinnati Persons Interested II the
money outlook are keeping one eye on the
foreign markets. The hardening discounts
in London today may BE- significant Of fu-
ture pressure from that source. though
the situation in New York vas sufficiently
pressing 70 cause a decline n sterling
rates II spite q the London movement
The Paris discount rate held firm az Z
uer cent above the BANKS official rate,
giving ground for expectation q an sd-
vance tomorrow IN the Bank q Frances
rate New York banks have gained
g. 50 80 on sub-t-sasury operations since
last Thursday. and tcday's clearing houss
statement showed a deo3t b2 znce aazi1st
the sub-rres sury q over & 90 .lsa These
are reflections from the government bond
redemptions and give promise % a goot
showing # Saturdays bank s-steh-ent
TIE proceeds Of the bond redemption have
nat afforded any great reiisf 70 the specu-
iative world ard tha market is tisp3sed
u await furroar developments. Small
ner gains are the yale q -he taT ard
Few stocks show notable advances Ger
e-a- E-ectr5c gains - ard Cleveland. Cla-
ct-uati. Chicago ard = Louis - Bs.-f-
more and Ohio ros- over g n-iGt and -
cca-e-s showed some strength The Cgf-
caz9 I-tts1aDots ana L1gisviIie stocks.
the Chicago Ter-i-aI stocks RE Ri5
ETa1de Western stocks B1Falo R0cnez-
Ter ard P.--s1u-E ard o-e Or tvo others
show gains q from m - Minneapolis
and F. Louis is =. lover and I-sses Z =
paint are shown b. d number = other e.
conspicuous stocks Closing prices @:
stocks wzrs ss f5isows:
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MENSTRUAL TROUBLES.

There is hardly an American home in
which some occupant does not suffer from
irregular OF painful menstruation. Thou
sands Of women dread the approach of the
monthly period as a time Of torture. But
we have yet to hear Of case Of painful or
irregular menstruati0n which Wine Of
Cardui viii not benefit 1t always drives
away the dreadful bearing-dOwn pains and
headaches and backaches. There is abso-
lutely no excuse for prolOngfHg your Illness
a day. Think Of the difference between
the suffering you now endure and what
you would feel as thoroughly well woman.
If YOU take Wine Of Cardui as directed
yOU will not have more Of those severe
pains in the head, neck. back. arms and
legs. You will escape that distressing
nUmbnesS. dizziness and neFyounesS, like
Mrs. Brown did Read her story:
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HARD STORIES ON De WIFE
Accused of MaIfeasance in ONCE aad
AtfpmDrs.d suicide.

Berlin NV. ZZ-Lhe DelI~ele L=i-1rZ
To-Day publishes the following dlspatca
from s. Petersburg. The czar has ~
s--1--s1 Minister q Justice Nu-syls1 70
investigate he allegations that N De
Wf-te presumably The minister %
finance has been manipulating the 1-o=rss
q als personal a5Vao-zEs- n De Wi-ta
has made an i1e@ectual attempt a. sEli-
eide rs zEte requested an Audience =
the car. Int her request VS. re57eted-
Several h.sh fnaaciers ard 5fl--zis are
said 20 o@ sapl5ca,e3
Nothing Is kz1w. n Berlia regarding
the statements made n The -5sst-eh= L.
rl1s dispatch from 81 P-fs-Sea-z- Dr.
Mi1ze- the minister - E-zuee, wa1 s. "a
intimate Tread % II De waste. -a= Pes
SIAN minister = finance said 20 cores
pendent % che Associated Prs thac BE-
knew nothing a5ogz -se matter except
tzas the az-agonssza between II Nu-2-
vse@ ard II De W1.t- vas o }5ag STAND
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the time when you expect the Change OF
Life fortify yourself by getting Wine OF
Cardui ar your nearest drug store to-day
Black-Draught aSsimilates with the Wine.
and should always be used in connection
with il. Many contented grandmofherS
owe their happiness 20 these medicines.
Q COneordia, Kan, Feb. IS 1899
think il ny duty 70 write you about
myself ! am A years old, and was very
sick last summer from the Change of
Life" Two Of the best doctors Of Grand
Island. Neb.. after treating me, gave me
ND 10 die As last resort / tried v Inc Of
Jardui. / am happy TO say ii helped me
from the first dose After using X awhile
l was in better health than for many years
Another spell has lately come on me-, and
/ sent down town last night for bottle OF
Wine of Cardui again. After taking il
few hours / am very much better to-day
II is pleasure TO NE 70 tell others about
this wonderful medicine.
MRS. NJ. ". RANDOLPH
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Western creamery. 2d2512c; June cream
cry, 2lG24&4c; factory. 15lqd1sc.
Eggs-Receipts, 6,729 packs ges: quiet.
Western ungraded at market, 14G20c.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, No, Nov 22-Wheat-Lower
No. ? red, cash, elevator. 695sc; track.
Ellzc; December. 6S1sc; May, 72iad7 25s &c ;
No. , hard, 65G6712c
Corn-Higher. No. ? cash. 30l@d3os4c;
track, 3l12u22c; December, 3114c; May, sc.
Oats-Higher No. cash. 2312c: track
242c; December. 2312c; May, 25@sc; No. 2
white. 25c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No. Nov. 23-wheat-De-
cember, Gle; May, 65c. Cash: No. 2
hard, &c; No hard. 5sG63c; No ? red,
70G71o; No. 3 red, 65d6Sc.
Cor1-December. 2S7sc; May, 2sS4c Cash:
No. ? mixed, 2914% .29izc; No. white,
2s4&c; No. 3 white, 2se
prairie s7.00dT.25.
Butter - Creamery, 20d2S13c; dairy,
15G1sc.
Eggs-Fresh. 1910.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Nov. 22.-The leading futures
ranged as follows.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
saIPPERs AZD NOTES.

sam Stuart u Sharon was shipper OF
medium lights, which sold at the top OF
the day.
Burchaeld & Cornell Of Anthony were
C. the market with carload Of medium
lights, which sold at the top Of the day.
James Holland Of Zyba was in with a
car Of heaxies. which sold al close to top
.-lces.
e.. \. Gift Of AIedford was a shipper OF
mediums, which sold at top prices.
James Sparks Of Conway Springs was
g with a carload OF mediums, which sod
e. good bulk prices.
Joe Scott Of Peck was a shipper OF ex-
IL heavy hogs. which sod at huk prices
L.. *. Toder Of Yod=r, Kansas, was a
T. arrival with a car Of mediums. which
8 "a at the top OF the day. They were
fine. well finished hogs and mostly Of his
own raising.
G. G. Stayton OF MaysviIle was in with
carload Of heavies, which sold at bu K
figures.
The cattle market was steady and a
good strong demand for all grades OF cat
lie but there was not enough ia 10 make
very strong trading. There was one
bunch Of butcher stuff Of the Jackson
load the day before which sold al S270
There was D head. averaging -P5 pounds
The Dold shipments Yesterday and the
ce-1raI business transacted was heavy.
There were = cars OF produce shipped
our. besides a good output Of express and
5onaing stuff. There We're in addition
about 425.10 mounds Of mixed packing
s7g~e products sold for immediate de-
livery. The trade Of the Wichita house
keeps up away beyond the expectation =
al and for the season Is very remark
aaIe s. far this week shows up
record far beyond that Of any season n
The history Of the plant.
The statement yesterday was as fol-
lows: Tops. S3S5; bulk Of sales SS.S)G
as: average weight. $2-4-; receipts. ea2.
Provisions yesterday were firm with
Rain. local shorts covering. Trade was
l.-ht and hog prices tri1e lower. Cash
lard closed - GEMS ~ at EsS7lz. and
cash ribs steady az Sass.
SIR Fred w Dold. manager Of the
Wichita house n the Dold Packing com
ra0v. is in Kansas City on business.
The following late dispatches ny the As
sodtate5 Press last night give interesting
Information in relation to the meat In
6ustry. both as % the live animal and
American cured products abroad: An
official report received by the German
government Acknowledges The excellent
system Of the American official tricainsC
inspection. as carried ont in Chicago ard
elsewhere and declares that the A--arisn
charges Is 20 the u1-eiabiity ~ the in
spection are not horne ont by facts"
AT rhe annual meeting % the Ame-i-
can Hereford Breeders association. held
Tuesday night FIJI chicaEo. an appra0-.a-
ton Of Sl51o was voted 20 De used as
prize money 70 be offered n Hereford
cattle exHihitors. Officers were elected
Rs follows: President. T. 2. 2. Sotrar.
ChIfc0tbe. No; vice-7resi5ent, Frank
Rockefeller. Cleveland. Ohio; secretary.
c. "a. Thomas. Independence. No; trees
Ure-. Charles Gudgeii. Inda0eC 5r~ce. No.
executive 7umirtae-Chsries EuiEeN IN
te0-udeuce. No; H II CiouCh. E,yria,
Ulto. ard Thomas Clark. Butcher. H."
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WORKING NOsEN.

Standing OF sitting in the same position
al dsv induces falling Of the womb, leu
eoTThoea. backache and headache. Taken
before the menstrual period. Wine CT
Cardui braces up the system, lessons the
suffering. enables q woman 20 work with
ont losing time. and used faithfully, ifNill
finally cure her Society women, who
work Just as hard in another way, ind that
Il enables them 70 do their duty With
youthful spirit and bright face. Vine Of
Cardui viii do fer any woman al that u
aid for Mrs. Robinson Isn't II worth a
tTial2
Trinchera, Col, Dee, Is, iSeS.
Last summer ven advised me 10 take
Wine Of CardUi and Blaek-Draught. l
have taken bottle. and ! an glad TO let
vou know that / am better ever since
took the first nine doses. " hen L nTst
commenced taking your medicines ! vas n
led. ard tried several doctors snd they
didn't do ne any good, and now can &C
AN nv OWL work and rot get tired. think
I have had all The troubles that could
afiict 3 poor woman: my back hurt, as did
nv head and legs. and | had sick Stomsce
every time ate anything Now ! can eat
ANYTHING and not hurt me. and don't get
tired. MIS-. COhA hObA-NoOS.
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H8EAI G(lES WEAKER
On Liberal Receipts and More
Reported Coming.
CLOSING 1-4a3-8 LOWER
December Corn Higher and
Provisions are Lower

Chicago. Nov. 22.-Wheat was firm early
with Liverpool but weakened on liberal
receipts and reports Of a large shipment
from Duluth to this port, closing Adas
cent under yesterday. Corn, Influenced
by heavy cIearances and interruption Of
the movement, closed 1sa4 cent higher
for December, May unchanged. Oats
tlOsed unchanged and provisions ~ cents
lower.
Wheat failed to hold its own today. The
opening, December at 67la 57ssc and Nay
at Ii2Q11Ssc, was al gain Of lsG1tc over
Yesterdays close Cables were higher
and to this the early strength was mainly
attributable. Pusiness was mostly in the
lands OF professionals and changing Of
December and May contracts. which
made up large proportion OF trades. was.
within range OF &c, as was all other
business IN wheat. Around openi&g fig
ures the market luctuated narrowly for
half the session. Then il weakened and
there was considerable liquidation Of both
December and Nay. 4 report that Du-
iutl had boats loaded with 5000 bushes
for this port was a factor in the weak
ness. December sold down to 55Tsc and
May 10 1IETfisc. December closed 1.T2sc
lower at 65'sQS and Nay 1.c under yes
ee-dav's final figures Al TIlsc Primary
receipts were Ass bushels. compared
with Lee 1c5 last year Northwest re-
ceipts were So cars against 6SI last week
and 32S year ago. The northwest 1893
receipts were cu-taiIed by a blizzard Lo-
cal receipts were A. cars 70 OF contract
grade. New York reported . loads taken
q IL
arces in wheat and -four were eoua! %
SO ooo bushels.
Corn was steady. Rains continued n
the growing belt and cables were higher.
facts which eucoura Eed purchasers to
take il all offerings ~ figures above yes
ter5ay'S closing prices C'eara0Ces vz-s
enormous, 1.GH1o0o bushels: receipts. III
cars hera-anC country offerings small.
The cash demand was POOR December
ranged from azssc q &c closing lsE-sc
hiEher a. s27. T@z7sc 1Tsy sold from
29l-c 70 So G357sc and closed unchanged
AZ 3s-c
Oats held their own. though the trade
was dun The strength OF corn and TIE
cu-tailiug ~ the movement BY VT
weather were influences. TIE export d.
uand was poor, CIeararces were ~ 0o1
bushels. Receipts heve we're 80 cars. D.
Ceu5e- ranged from az. Tz7ac 10 z-s.-.
closing q shade lower at - G-7tzc Nav
sod from 24Sc 70 $3.50 and closed &c u
der yesterday az e41sc
Provisions weer steady. the only f-c'-
dent being the re-takirg ~ a lire = pork
presumably IN replace some sod zoue
weeks ago - higher prices. initial prices
were hit u7 or Iae f-u-s~z ~ grain
particularly corr- F-uc--sti1-s were
narrow ard TIE close AZ q loss - &c -
al Janu--y p-o5urts. January pork
closed al $50; January lard az S-g. ard
January ribs az s. sz'Tfs5
Estimated receipts tomorrow. V--es-.
- ears; corn. -, oats. "a. hogs. G.loj
head
Sydney. y : ". Nav The govern
Ds-t ststfs-scau reports tns- estimates -
--.---a --------s.---
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IHE WEATHER.
Wichita. Kansas. Nov. =. Isa

Wichita Kansas Nov. =. lss9.
rp,sl forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
FsE rand colder Thursday ard probably
Friday
During the past a hours the highest
temperature mas been -. the lowest g.
ana the mean =. with - inch Of -a.1 n
he night. followed by cloudy weather
with tight east 20 southeast wind
on this date last year the highest tenn
,e-ature was L. the lowest :. ard The
mean. u. or 4 degrees colder than this
year.
- far this month the average temPeua-
tu-e has been s.. which IS 8 above the
normal
= far this no-th TIE rainfall has been
ice inches. which : s inch above the
normal Last year FOR the same time =
was inch.
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. II. c. Nov. 2@-F'o-eoast
for Thursday and Fridsy:
Oklahoma and Indian it0rv-Ge1eT-
ally fair Thursday and Friday; noVrA
winds
Kausas-Csere-sUy fair Thursday ard
Friday u0rther.y winds.
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New York. Nov 1-Ths Commercial
Advertiser London financial eablesran
SAYS: The markets here we're s shade
br.sker today. but Irregular. pending re-
ceipts OF news from Africa Consols
ral.ied 20 i0ait bid. closing a. Ia7ts o.
further iarge sales Dealers are atiis
taking o. the bsak rate. Americans were
stagnart except Southern preferred
Paris Nov, 22-PTices 81 the bourae to
dsy we're irregular. but closed nrm- In
terrational securities we've strong. De
Beers were actively bouzHs toward ths
close. Kaflrs were duh but nrm aEd
closed good. especially Rauas
49, 49,
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jacksonville, Fla, Jan. %, 1899.

take pleasure in writing you at this
time to thank you for the benefit | have re-
ceived from your advice and he Wine Of
Cardui and Black-Draught. In my terrible
condition, about which | wrote you. my
life was no pleasure TO myself and l was Of
no use to anybody. l thought nv good hus-
band was tired of me and sighted me, for
l had been only sick boaTder in his house
for four long years.
After receiving your advice and medicine
| commenced taking the Wine Of Cardui
and Black-Draught, following closely your
instructions. and Immediately began to i'm
prove. The pains left NE, my menses
came at the correct time, continued only
two days. Igained strength and my weight
has increased i've pounds. Ny husband
says the medicine has made me better look
ing than | ever was. and that am what ne
would call beautiful. Do you wonder that
| thank God for what De and your wonder
fUl medicine have done for me7
Mrs. 4. r. BROWN.
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BARRENNEM
I4ls South Fifth Street,

1919 SOuE1 ElISl SLIeet.
Omaha, Nebr., March IL. 1892
We had been married eleven years, but
no children had been born 10 US. After
getting your advice, / have followed your
directions closely, and with only three
bottles Of McElree's Wine OF Cardui and
two packages OF Black-Draught, | was
entirely cured, and soon after became preg-
nant. and am expecting TO be confined next
month. MRS. EMMA BURLINGTON.
We have thousands Of other letters which
show what " inc OF Cardui viii do toward
blessing q childleSs home. Could there be
stronger proof? Wine OF Cardui always
cures those common arrangements OF the
menstrual functions. weaknesses In the
organs, tendencies 10 miscarriage, and
slight displacement of the womb. which
usually prevents child bearing. We have
yet 70 hear OF such case where il has been
fruitleSsly used. Don't despair. Try
Wine Of Ca-dui.