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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-09-07


Hamilton Clark, Of Chauncey. Georsi'
ssys he suffered With itching piles .wens!
years bsfore trying DsWitt's Witch Hsze
5slve, two boxes OF which completely
cured him. Beware OF worthless aud dsr
serous eourtsriei.s. J II Whipple. Asr
chester Centre; A II PsttiboDe. Mar
chester Depot,
hAscHE .THH DEPOT
MIS-. James Bourne 10 on the sick
list
N. Thomu Hesley 10 svsy on vscs
lion.
-B.s ulsr meeting OF the W. II. G. Fri
day si 2 30 . u.
Mrs. Daniel Eddy 10 ss,io confined
10 her bed by illness.
-Mu. Bsisey Sanders OF Courecticu,
visited Der suti. Mrs. Polly Chspmsp,
IL week.
M Arthur Moore. who has been visi,
ins bis suni. Ms Lsvi Pond, has return
ed TO bis home 10 Barre.
Miss Nay F.fnuu seems 10 be in
proving 10 health slrce her reiura from
the ssri,srian ., North Adams.
MA Iis Irish and daughters LETT lss,
LEI, lsst week for their home 10 Ess,ou,
Pa. after . non,t's whit With Der father.
-Mr. and Mira Nam from Bethel are
stopping for . ies csys With their sister.
MA. A Coppor, ~ are AFRO Der brother
srd ha sifs. MT. aid Nra Bs,eheldef
Misses Nellie and Agnes Kelley sss
visiting their moibss here. Both have
coed places 10 Butlsad. oes q. The Bef
v,sh Hsass, The other 10 The city hospital
-sa Lacy wiiecH vss sppclr,sd isis
yssr. 10 au plsesuus sessIes, nsus
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-09-07

Qaickly cure constipation and rebuild
aud invieorste the entire system never
grippe or nsuseste - DsWnt's Little Early
Risers. II wtipple. Manchester Cen
tire: A II Psttibope, Manchester Depo.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-09-07

tbsy srss nesi u ibsif essrssis, tssir q,
ssssir. lsssaslslisu. iseif nsrsea~ q
kssliEs sss iLsif rossy 81 eennot
ssnss. u, vS listened 10 vsih saoss u
lsn,ss1 sra iftgssti negls Of snshter,
Tts elsb led ta ~ sssn iss hhsis
ssaa Cab Of Mssssssisf Csstsr, the
orn,by cAsptsf 81 The u. 4. u. The
sopasy Cab ssd Historical Bcess,y Of
The villsss besides many psrsssslly invii
ID ssss,a his Hsvisy. We Prsiassi,
u The Glaze ci lss address, expressed 10 .
lev words he obliSstioss Of The slab 10
,hs bee, sSa Tia speshs. ior ihs pleasure
spa inslssctlos Of tho Lisrpoon,
-Presiaesi oiinsn, Of John Hopkins
Usi.usiiy. has ptsssrlsi 10 the hah
Htisbu Librsry 81 autograph copy Of hn
veft 90 Urivsrsi,y Problems. alec . copy
Of . late sditios Of DE Tooqusvilis's lie
noctscy 10 Ansflos. which has valuable
isirodsoiiou by President GILMAN. MIA
N W. A.rsips OF BfoOtl,n has slso
pfs.sstsd eopJ d Mas Alcoii's LATHE
Women. 10 embossed pfin, Tor The Use Of
The blln5.
-Asvsriisea letter.; Jrlis Borey. Miss
Minnis Bell, O. v. Bsupsii. osso Carl
toa. N A. Coiburp. Eivsrd Carter Mise
Maggie Drsnnon. Ms Emms Eiitson,
q. Fall. Miss Msy Kelley. Mi. Lonise
G. 4 Lamb. Mise Mary A. Kent.
Michssi Kelley. Miss Jsssiea Pech. Miss
X o'sallissa. Mira Sspuies. Mrs
shsv, Mrs Albius Trpp. 7, X TsyIor.
II. X. Wright.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-09-07
DORSET

Centre: II Peltibone, Manchester Dero'
DORSET.
The Womsn's Foreign Musionsr
meeting is 70 be held Thursday Afternoon
With Miss T. l.. Sykes,
Mics Pearl MbWsyne. who hes beet
Dorset several weeks. has returned 4
Hoosick Falls, n. Y.
Mrs. Silss Hsrwood spd son Of Nev
York and Miss Bessie Root oil Boston Or,
sues.s st Charles W. PhsIps.
| -Willism Gilbert left town Mordsy iol
Poultnsy where be will begin bis senior
year Of the Troy Conference Academy.
--Prentiss Kent. who has been spend
ing week with bis parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles b. Kent returned to bis work 10
New YORK. Monday.
Mics Bertha Bromley .is to teach 10
Mount Tabor again this fsll and Miss An
pie K Cornell 10 East Dorset. They be
gen their work Tuesday.
MIR. aud Mrs. A. Il. Goodwin and
daughter Irene have returned from Lon
donderry and Chester where they have
been passing several week.
Miss De Notlbeck entertained u large
number OF her Sabbath school pupils at
party Of her home recently. The Misses
Holley have also lately given lawn party
10 honor OF Mrs. Burrows OF Albion, N. Y.
John Droad6eld OF Manchester, Eng
land, is the guest Of his brother 10 law, y.
NJ. Warren 1t the summer residence Of the
latter in the Hollow. Herbert Warren OF
Cambridge, Mass. is also visiting there.
Many OF oar summer guests sre lesv
ing town. having passed pleasant vscs
ion 10 old Dorset. Miss Bessie Il. Shell
don, who has been with her sister. Mrs
A. Hsrringt ton. several weeks hss returned
to Minneapolis and Robert Masters to
Troy.
-Dorse schools will open the fall term
With the following teachers: Village
school higher department Chss l. Lee.
intermediate Agnes l.. Brennon, primory
Lucy Will, Sykes District Charles Nc
Wayne. Dorset Hollow Sarah Sheldon,
vest road Catherine McDesvilt, South
Dorset, higher Miss Lluehlin and Mics
( sllsher, Morse district Mss Stewart,
south village Mes Bufrum, East Dorset.
higher Anna Z Cornell. primary Mise
Roberts, North Dorset Mrs. Herrick, Dor
ct Hill Miss Sherlock. Prof. Lee will
i've instruction TO advanced pupils 10 the
'isher English branches. Pupils from
mt Of town will be charged 3 small fee
D prop orlion to the expense Of maintain
ug such department.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-09-07

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure thoroughly di
gests food without aid from The stomsob.
aud 1t the same time heals and restores
the diseased digestive organs. 1t 10 the
only remedy that does both Of these
things and can be relied upon to perms
neptly cure dyspepsis. J H Whipple,
Manchester Centre; A II Pettibone, Man
chester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-09-07

The Rev. W. b Costley, oiS,oekbridse.
Ga. vhile attending 10 bis pastoral dates
81 Ellen wood. that state. Vas sttseked BY
cholots norbos He ays: by chance
l happened 10 get held Of bottle OF Cham
oerlsin's Collie. Cholera and Disrrboes
Remedy. aud lhiuk u vas the means Of
saving my life. l, relieved me IT once "
For sale by J II Wbipple, Manchester
Centre: A II Peltibobe, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-09-07
the SHERwlX- NlzLlAHs PxlxT

We have the most complete line OF PAINT be :.
tween Bennington and Rutland. We have II In
rom hAlf'pints 10 gallons. A Special Paint for
each pursose, not one spap-dash mixture for sl.
OUR PRICES ARE WORTH LOOKING INTO
BEFORE YOU PURCHASE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-09-07

New teachers have been engaged fol
most OF the schools 10 town.
George B. Whitoey has been engaged
TO teach 10 West S~srEy, N. Il.
-Cbss Bstchelder 10 making great i'm
provements on the Brysnt place near The
village. Calvin Phillips has also rebuilt
bis residence.
We were sorry the past week, to part
With many friends who have chesred us
BY their visit during the summer, snd
Who will be welcomed sssin. bat the part
ing with our All.tbe-yesr.roupd friends.
whose place will be bard to fill, WAS the
more painful.
The Peru improvement Society hss
been organized with II. J, Hspgood, Presi
dent, X /. B.tehelder, Vice President
and Frank WymsD, Ire 'surer The OBJ
iect 10 to induce city people to build sum
mer cottages. There was quite . gather
ing 10 the church aud . short address by
q X. Davis and very timely and sppro
pirate remsrks by John l.. Bstcheldsr of
Detroit. Mich. former resident, and also
BY Nj, Day Of New York and @. NJ. Hap
good Of Esston. Pa, ell agreeing 10 the
OF Peru ~ . simmer resort
Miss Ethel Robinson OF Nstick. Mass.
sang t.o fine solos. Ice cream 10 the .
mount OF s.. 60 sss cold for the benefit oil
the society.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-09-07
nAscHEsTKn uKsrRK

--dsorss Bentley Of Middlebury is visi,
log among b. relatives and friends 10
Town.
-Regulsr convocsiion Of AdoDIfsm
Chsptsr. O. L 3 next Tuesday evening,
Sept IL
MIR. John I. Beach OF Manchester, N,
II. vas 10 town during the fair renewing
old scqusintsnoes,
Mrs. Bell Graves OF Syracuse. N. Y.
10 8, the home OF BIER daughter. Mrs. Orvis.
for : iortnigbs's Witt.
There will be q 4 Society socisl at
Mrs sornbereer's on Friday evening OF
this week. All are cordially invited.
There ~ilI be business meeting aud
election OF officers Of tbs O. Society 1t
the Baptist vesiry on Saturday evening.
Every membe should be present.
Consul Vail and 500 OF Prince Ed
wards Islsnd, Mrs j. II. Hawkins Of New
York city and Mr.. Mary Hillisrd OF Dan
by have recently visited Ut Charles T
Reads
Thsyei's Hotel hiss passed into The
hands Of its new proprietor. Mr.. Curley
having taken p session on Sept lst MIR.
s Z. Thsyer snd family will spend q Ii,
tie time with friends 10 Dorset before
leaving Vermont permanently.
The Sunday school and parish OF z ob
chufcL sro to bold picnic at Mnhson's
upper grove on Friday CT this week. Din
ner will be served At neon. Should the
day be stormy the picnic will be held on
Saturday.
-Hsinel, our popular clo,bier. has .
new Cd which We ere obliged TO put over
this week. Bot you need mol wsit. He
hiss the goods at prices 10 suit. Gall 10
and see for yourselves.
The mem bers OF toe Shakespeare So
ciety aud Ormsby Chsp'er D. 4. n. are
indebted to Nj. Eivsrd Ishsm and the
20ih Century club for the pleasure OF list
ening to the very enteftsiLios talk on the
Mr.. Head Of Chicago ., Orms
BY Hill on Monday afternoon. They sp
pseciste the Kindness.
DIR. Olsrk Burnbsm OF Brooklyn gave
very interesting talk 90 Tuesday evening
J. The Reading Room upon the subject Of
,srs OF the body for the prevention OF ,
,isesse. II wss II tened TO BY 90 slten {
i've audience which filed the room. Miss
Adele Chapman rendered solo. and 70 I
fesh ments we're served. II was . very en-
oysble evening, and thanks we're extend q
"a 20 DIR. Burnhsm for bis kind advice.
There we're complaint Of drunken
,sss Of our recent fair, especially on the
econd day. The crowd vas large and
most Of the policemen bad Other duties TO
,eriorm end that part Vas not - we'll
ooked sitter ~ II should have been. We
re safe 10 saying thst this will be better 7
blended to at future fairs, aud those Who '
ell may take . TIP to Rutland and those
rho get drunk will be locked up sDd
ued. =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-09-07

Dswit,s I.inle Early Risers did me
more good thsn oil blood medicines and
other pile, writes Geo. II. jacobs, oil
Thompson. Com. Prompt pleasant,
never sripe. they cure constipation,
arouse the torpid liver TO action and give
you clean blood. s.esdy nerves, = clear
brain and . healthy appetite. u Whip
pie, Manchester Centre: A II rsttibone.
Manchester Depot
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-06
THE WHEEL

1t is becoming quite customary in
Paris to see young women riding
about in little two-wheeed "trailers."
drawn by bicyclists. The ''trailer"
looks like a dog cart, and has pneu-
matic-tired wheels, but instead of hav-
ing shafts the strong dashboard curves
outward, tapering to point by means
of which it is attached to strong
hook behind the saddle of a bicycle.
They are being made by most of the
large bicycle dealers, and many of
them are very elaborate and expen-
sive. Stylshly dressed, the young
damsels ride comfortably protected by
an upturned parasol, while their best
gentleman friend, brother or some one
specially hired, does all the work of
propulsion. Fortunate 1t is for him
that the streets of Paris are compare
lively level.
The front seat attachments which
are adjusted to the petrol tricycles are
also popular with the women. In place
of the front wheel, a seat held by two
wheels is substituted, changing the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-06
THE RING

There doesn't seem to be much stir
among the heavyweights. Champion
Jehries has sailed for England ard
fitz Is as quiet and cunnin' as a church
mouse writes Sandy Griswold. Sailor
Sharkey is phenomenally silent, Joe
Goddard is in trance and Peter Maher
a dead one. Choynski is essaying n.
few heavy capers and that is about the
extent of it. But Kid Mccoy, however.
promises to make the fall a busy one
opening up the ball next Thursday
night a week. when he meets Tom
Duggan for ten rounds in Jack Leon
ards Davenport club, and l think TN
run over and see how he behaves, Kid
is about the only notable fighter of the
day whom have not seen in operation.
The week following the Davenport af-
falr Mccoy VIII meet big Philadelphia
Mccormick over in Chicago. in a six-
round go, then he goes to New York to
push his cause with the big 'uns. Fftz
viii be the FIRST man he aims at, but
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-06
ANGLING
%Gee@eeeeeeeee@eeeeeeaeeE

The fisherman who tells you he does
not care about the fish he catches is
not to be believed, says that veteran
caster of the fly, DR.. Henry Van Dyke
of New York. In the Century he
writes:
Never believe a fisherman who tells
you that he does not care about the
fish he catches. He may say that he
angles only for the pleasure of being
out of doors. and that he is just as
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-03
PURSUED INTO HILLS
Several Skirmishes With Filipinos
Resulting in the Scattering the
Elusive Enemy.
DRIVEN TO THE MOUNTAINS
A Party of Scouts Ambushed But Suf-
fered Less Than Did the Tagal Trait
ors-An American Lieutenant
Killed.

Washington, November 3.-The wal
department has received the following
cablegram:
Manila, November 3.-On the tst inst
Lieutenant Slavens and eigh} IN mer
reconnoitered on MacArthur's front and
struck forty or more intrenched -insur-
gents, Immediately attacked and dis
persed them, killing three and wound
ing number. No casualties. Yester-
day Lawtons advance at Aliaga struck
the enemy both west and south of the
city. Batson's Macabebe scouts recon
noitering south struck insurgents in
ambush. Lieutenant Boutelle was
killed and one scout wounded Batson
routed the enemy and left seven dead in
the thckets.
Yesterday Bell, 36th volunteers, with
his regiment and troop of the 4th cav
airy, cleared the country of all armed
insurgents from Florida Blanca, con-
siderable distance beyond Porac, pursu-
ing them into the mountains and cap
turing nine Of their cavalry horses, sew
eral guns, considerable property, and
killing, wounding and capturing num-
ber of the enemy The insurgent caval-
ry of that section is practically de-
stroyed Bells casualties were one man
killed and two wounded. OTIS"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-03
ODDS FAVOR JEFFRIES.
Two Pugs to Fight at 0oney Island To-
night.

New York, November 3.-James J..
Jeffries, champion pugilist, this morn
ing sent kilograms informing friends
that his condition is better than when
he met Fitzsimmons. He weighs five
pounds more than he did at that time.
Trainer Billy Delaney said to-day that
Jeffries was trained in some particulars
in opposition to his (Delaney's) wishes.
Delaney objected to Jeffries' continual
running and sweating. All Jeffries'
friends consider him to be in the pink Of
perfection, and are confident he will
whip Sharkey tonight. Billy Delaney,
in spite of his objections to the severe
methods of training adopted by Jeffries,
says he sees no possibilityof defeat. JET
fries and hia trainers left at 10 o'clock
for Coney island. Jeffries will remain
quiet there the remainder Of the day.
Sharkey went directly from his train
ing quarters to Coney island. In bet
ting. odds Of 10 to Z are given on JEFF
fries
Sharkey said he felt in prime condi-
tion, and was as confident as ever he
would win.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-03
CROKER'S KICK.
He Denies That He Was In Gas Stock
Deal,

New York, November 3.-Whatever
expectation there was that Richard
Croker would make a scene to-day be-
fore the assembly committee on the
management Of this city was not full
filled In the course Of an address before
a political meeting a few days ago
Chairman Mazet asserted in effect that
when the gas charter was introduced in
the Legislature by him, the measure be-
ing inimical to the New Amsterdam Gas
Company, and, it Is alleged, in the in
terest of the Consolidated Gas Com
pany, Croker proposed to withdraw his
opposition to the bill if the Consolidated
company would buy at his price the
stock of the New Amsterdam company
which he held. 1t was to make de-
nial of this statement that Croker yes
terday demanded hearing before the
committee.
Immediately on calling the committee
to order Chairman Mazett asked; rs
Mr.. Croker present?'
The Tammany chief responded: II
am here under oath, 1 presume, and
want to deny the statement which you
made in your campaign speeches in
your district"
Mazet said: What is it you want to
contradict?
Mr.. Croker: Il want to contradict the
speeches you made in reference to my
dealings with the Consolidated Gas
Company; that / tried to sell Amster-
dam stock to that company. That is
what I understood you said In your
speech. l deny that now on the stand
Mazet: "Is that all, Mr.. Croker?'
Croker: '"That Is ALL
Mazet: You are excused"
Croker: "Will you take the stand and
testify to what you said?'
Mazet: "Mr. Croker, will you please
step down from the stand?"
Mr.. Croker then left the room. Sub
Chairman Mazet gave out the
following statement:
"Mr Croker knows this is no place
and no time to settle question between
him and me. What l said on the stump
I said not of my own knowledge, but
upon good and sufficient authority. If
Croker really wishes to have the truth
Of my statement tested he can sue for
libel, or he can prosecute me criminally
by friendly district attorney Here
we cannot even compel Croker to an
swer proper questions or compel any
witness to testify on this matter, as a
question between us is not relevant to
this inquiry
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-03
COLRAX COUNTY CULLINGS.
The Estimated Population Miners From
Washington.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Varela and Mrs.
Querana Baea, formerly of Santa Fe,
have taken up their residence at Spring
er.
A horse and saddle Were stolen from
the barn of the Red River Cattle Com
pany at Springer few days ago.
The recent school census gives Colfax
county population of 2,918 This gives
an estimate of the total population at
5000. Ration has a school population
of S66, or a population of 4,5OO. Bloss-
burg comes next, with school popula-
ton Of 1926, then Springer with 246, Eliz-
abethtown 221, Cimarron 1O9, Maxwell
City 80 and Catskill rs.
A car load of colored miners have
arrived at Gardner from Washington,
D. c. 1t is impossible to procure white
miners for the coal business at prevail
ing wages.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-03

Washington, November 3.-The cabi-
net meeting to-day lasted two hours.
Much time was spent in discussing the
preliminary report Of the Philippine
commission. The report was considered
very satisfactory, and received full ap-
proval. The question of civil govern
ment for Cuba also received attention,
A necessity for change from the pres
ent military system, 1t is said, becomes
more and more apparent, and the pres
ident is waiting only until an entirely
suitable person can be found before
taking action in that direction.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-03
COMMISSION SPEAKS
Dewey Says There Hos Been no Day
When Withdrawal Was
Practicable.
INSURRECTI0N is DYING
President Schurman Says Americans Should
Always Boss the Job, But Gradu-
ally Give Latitude to Native
Officers.

New York, November "A special to
the Herald from Washington says:
with the submission of their prelimi-
nary report to the president, the mem
bers of the Philippine commission felt
al liberty for the first time since their
arrival in the United States to partly
discuss the subject of their investiga-
ton. Said Admiral Dewey: II indorse
every word of the commissions s admira-
Bile report. I can say this with perfect
propriety for the reason that did not
write it. On every conclusion reached
we We're unanimous. There has never
been moment since the first gun was
fired when the United States could have
withdrawn from the islands, and the
reasons set forth in the report why per-
manent American control Is essential
are, in my opinion, immovable. There
is no other alternative. Later advices
show very decided improvement in the
situation. l look for an early termina-
ton of the war. In fact, firmly believe
the bottom has dropped out of the in
surrection."
so soon as the Tagalo insurrection is
suppressed, said President Schurman
the United States should Immediately
establish government to be admins
tered, first, under the direction of the
war department, but by successive
stages finally to be placed in the hands
Of Filipinos under American sovereign
ty. What character this government
shall be has not been touched upon by
the commission in the preliminary
statement 1t is proposed to deal care
fully with this matter in the report of
the commission. should think at first
there should be governor-generala ap-
pointed by the president, who should be
assisted in administering the affairs of
the island by cabinet composed of
representative men of the several tribes.
This would eventually develop into a
legislature of the archipelago. The
province should be administered by
Americans or educated Filipinos under
American guidance, and the cities and
towns by mayors elected by the people"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-03
THE WOOL MARKET.
The Past Week Has Been a Most Re-
markable One.

The American Wool and Cotton Re
porter of Boston yesterday said:
1.-THE past week has been the most re-
markable one in point of activity ever
known in the Boston wool market. For
the first time in it's history the weekly
record has crossed the 20,000,O00 pound
mark, the actual sales, so far as We can
ascertain, being 21,557,5 500 pounds. This
astonishing showing Is the result Of an
intensely active demand, largely from
consumers of all descriptions AS to
prices, the tone of the market was very
strong. Advices from abroad continue
to show hardening tendency. Not
withstanding the radical advance which
has occurred in American markets The
prices of wool in this country is still
relatively considerably lower than those
abroad, and there are many who be-
lieve there is to be no permanent relief
until there is more wool grown ,;ener-
ally"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-03
Mrs. Barnard Thanks
MRS. PINKtiAM FOR HEALTH.
rLErrER TO MRS. prskHAx NO. ,s,9oa]

LITTER TO MRS. PINKHAM NO. IS9oz]
"DEAB FRIEND feel it my duty to
express my gratitude and thanks to
you for what your medicine has done
for me. I was very miserable and los
ing fleshve fast, had bladder trouble,
Auttering pains about the heart and
would get so dizzy and suffered with
painful menstruation. 1 was reading
in paper about Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, SO wrote to you
and after taking two bottles felt like q
newperson. Your Vegetable Compound
has entirely cured me and cannot
praise it enough. ."-MRs. J. o. BARNARD,
MILLrowN, WASHINGTON Co., Me.
An iowa weman's Convincing Statement.
81 tried three doctors, and the last
one said nothing but an operation
would help me. Ny trouble was pro-
fuse flowing; sometimes would think
I would flow to death. I was SO weak
that the least work would tire me.
Reading Of 20 many being cured by
your medicine, made up my mind to
write to you for advice, and I am so
glad that did. I took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and Liver
Pills and followed your directions, and
am now well and strong. Ishall recon-
mend your medicine to all, for it saved
my life. ."-MIss A. p, Box 21 ABBOTT,
Iowa.