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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-24
Fi!th Division.

The fifth division was under tile CON-
ranl ~ REV. u. IT, Barber with G.. -
libby. F,lwood Wilcox and u. 5 Weeks
MS aids. and was headed hy the Gardiner
rand 1t vas composed Of school chill
drcu III floats which made Il very prctty
appearance.
The High -chuul came FIRST On a float
trimmed with rcd and white bunting,
with the base ban team III uniform. The
members were: Dgmmons, Kane, Babb,
Sturcr.- t.ldridEo Munro, Pierce, Wins
low. Peacock Dill, Pitcher. Smell
The Highland Avenue Grammar school
WIKI very pretty float draped with
bunting ana flags ana the Young ladies
ulI dressed i'm white. made very pretty
appearance. Those in the float were:
Frank B!aisdcll, Flossic Lawrence. Ray
cobb, Florence Hunt. Eculah Douglass
Anna Harrington. Madeline Edwards
Bessie PRAY. Lizzie +. Brcdo, Harrison
Berry. Fred WiIlctis. Madeline Dill Mar
garet Purdy. Lucclia Osborn. Mildred
Wing. clara Delcborne. Nellie King
Ruby Grccnlief. Sadie Pray. Katie Fender
The blue and white float Of the Central
Street Grammar school. with the figures
'1Ais-lS9' i'll gilt on the sides ana TN.
scholars with sashcs bearing The names
uf the different Maine cities, attracted q
lot Of attention. The members Of tn
school are: Christine Barry. Katie
Ncyiils, Lizzie Clark, Nellie Barry. Ma
willie Church, John WadswOrth, Haas
Potter. Nellie MaNaeI. Charlie Looi;c.
Fred Iamin, Albert Aanoque Grace
Taylor. Jessie Dow. Leon Kendall. Az
thur Brdnn. Ralph Simpson. Harold
Klmball, Harry Bachelor Rena Albec,
Lizzie Stcbic.
The South Gardiner Grammar school
Ead pretty wagon decorated fill yellow
and white with May pole suspended In
the center with sjrclmers To the ends uf
the wagon. The members Of that school
are: Bessie Jackson, Lena HAN. RAY
Eastman, Ethel Fogg. Zctta Avcrili. An
ME Fender, Ernest Burwen. Drew Good
win, Pcrlie Lawrence. George Muns,n.
Waldo Prebl" lane Holt. Della McPhae.
Arthur MoraTg. Arthur Elliott. Archie
Black, Mabel Brown. Harry Wilson. Ella
Burwrll, Ethel Woodbury., Gwen Potter.
The Piummer Street school mad green
ana white May Pole arranged the same Ivy
the South Gardiner school. Those III TN
lloat Were: Grade y, Ethel Dill. Eva Ian
derS, Isabella Milton, Thomas Blanchard.
frankie Mooers Grades II. ana Ill.
Ralph Decker, Roy Hutchings. Louis,
Smith. Maria Nevills. Mary Lashow:
Grades IN. ana ". Hazel Morrison. Eli
VIVA Pierce. Lucelia Burgess. Araletta
Payne Marguerite IIoulohan. Harry Gar
diner, Roland Blanchard. Otiy Albee.
l'@vrrly Turucr. Arthur Mcdonald
me yellow ana white bunting on TIL.
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was given 4 chance to see what we
possess III this line. And thu men. TOO,
are hardy looking SGT, with a look Of
courage and their hard work whenever
called upon speaks much louder than
words. Chief Engineer Drake has
made it 4 point to place the fire lie
rarumcut on a basis far superior to
anything in this vicinity and his untir-
i"g work hes wc| repaid him. n.
mon All take the ,ep.st Interest nos
SILL in their companies ana there IL
always II pleasant rivalry between
them Is to VINO cScels. resulting all for
the BETTER our department being anly
i volunteer c1a. ~ regular suits have
been oy-raG nv them until recently.
when they all purchased them and OF
the latest regulation pattern, the old
red shirt which has 81 long character
;zcd The fire ladies being done away
with h1ra.
The Rescue Hook and Ladder Co. mi
lewiston. wcry the guests M the Goa
tincntaI HOOK and Ladder wv. ~ thi,
city. MO LiG their bas; w entertain
them.
This division tas made IN Of thr
Military Home Band M Tngus. Prof.
T. W. Theme, leader. - pieces: Con-
tincntal Hook ana Ladder Cu., J. e.
Eacnc. assistant foreman. ~ men; l;-s-
cue Hook ana Ladder Co., Lewiston. J.
7. "ronin. captain. - men. Steamer
City Of Gardincr decorated ana drawn
by four grey horsos.C. W. AVarIlI. fore
man. II men: Steamer CoDbosSec. ara An
by four black horses.Al Neal forernan.f5
man. Steamer t',blaSeaa hose u.4.rntl
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features OF the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. May 23.-NcgIcct If the
STOCK nidfBcL ~ the outside public CON
ilnued 70 be the marked feature Of to-
DAY trading, ana as Is usual iH 4 mar
row market, prices driftcd uneasily up
ana down, following the giraffe move
menls n special stocks. Dealings were
evidently almost wholly confined to tn.
professional element, whose profits are on
days turn in prices. Yesterdays late
upward movement was followed by N
realizing, thls morning, and later by a
shafp advance which was practically
wiped out before the close.
sugar was chs center IF interest in tho
market ana rebOuuded quite strongly
from the early pressure, together with
Inc AFFILIATED Glucose stocks But rcaiiz-
ing took on all thc early gain ana left I'd
di the last 1--WE points below the highest
and near tho low point Of the dag. The
early rise In Sugar was accompanied by
stocks, Consolidated Gas Manhattan
brooklyn Transit ana Metropolitan rising
rom TWO % four points. This concurrent
movement in the leading specialties gave
quite Am appearance Of strength TO the
market Tor time ana railroad stocks
Joined iu Inc upward movement.
Weakness in wheat and especially the
reported selling from the SDuthwert
helped this movement. but the persistent
reports ~ insect damage and news from
abroad tnat American wheat was practi-
cailr unstable Al present prices helped
ty the late break In the Changers ana
~ uHeasintss over the persistent harden
Ing tendency uf foreign exchaSge. Tn.
actual rate iOr demand sterling touched
Si~I44. watch rs near the gold export
point Exchange on Berlin hardened a
fraction tpday. although that money
center was reported Oh be buying Amer
..dH stocks from London The closing %
, hc Exchange was easy in tone though
rather iuil, and showed net losses in all
bu; few cases
There wa "a good demand for some of
4 hc rc-prg4u' Zlti1u per cent. railroad
bonds ,he T-rIun Pacific ana Northern
Pacific i's both touching record prices
Total sales. par value. $.1i4Odh. United
States gog,rnmgn, bonds were uu-
.HlnaCl
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A GREAT FIGHT.
Kid Mcfarland Given Decision
Over Spike Sullivan
After rs Rounds Of Vicious Fighting
in New York City.
B III Repeatedly Foul and the Work Is In
usually Hot and Rough.

New York, May 23.--After . rounds
of fast and VICIOUS lightingat the LenOx
A. G.. tonight, Kid Mcfarland was
given the decision OF Spike Sullivan.
Going into the fight on the short end
~ the betting Mcfarland completely
upset the calculations Of the sports.
He bested his man nj every point and
administered to him the most severe
punishment that Sullivan has ever re-
ccivcd in his pugilistlc career. De-
spite the terrible punishment Sullivan
showed remarkable recuperative pow
cr and often came back surprisingly
strong The men fought as II they had
a grudge
II was contest rcplete with sensa-
lions and the large crowd that filled the
auditorium Of the club house was OF
its feet yelling half a dozen times
Mcfarland was big favorite with
the crowd and they checrcd him with
partnership that was often unfair
The men fought unde- Queensbury
rules. with the understanding that each
must protect himself in the brrakaWay.
and as a result Referee Charlie White
worked almost as hard as the prlnci-
pDls.
The men clinthed repeatedly ana
constantly sought 10 hit IN the ciinches.
Sullivan seemed 10 keep his elbow up
close to McPariland's mouth and Mo
Partland often had the appearance ~
hitting his man while holding him.
It was only 10y the greatest care On
Whites part that The men were kept
FROM making iheir fouls
u, I ).
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Brunswick, down School, through
Pleasant. kingsbury, Dennis, Nine TO
Water. up Water to Brunswick.
Governor Powers and party were
driven to the Evans hotel, where they
took places onthe balcony and reviewed
the parade as it marched past. After
being reviewed by the Governor the
different organizations marched 10
Brunswick street where they disbard-
ed. The CantOns We're the guests ot
Canton Evergreen and the visiting fire
men We're looked after by the Gardiner
department. 1t was a great event and
Gardiner should heartily thank AZ
those who took part or worked 10 make
ii the success i was.
As the parade rested at the Common
Reeves bard played several selections
alternating with the Gardiner pahu.
The pieces played by Reeves were INC
Great Republic March which IS 4
combination of the star SpanSled ban
ner" and Yankee Doodle, "ChafiatdA
March" and ION the LeVee.
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CONGREGATIONAL MISSIONS.
Report Of Maine Society at the Annual Meet
ing at Hartford

Hartford. Conn. M.y c;.-The 1al ar-
nual meeting NJ tnr National rpu-r,. t-
tonaI Home Missionary Suc.c-V began TO-.
sessions AZ Hartford. Tuesday. TIE r,-
port uf JhC Maine Society was as follows.
The receipts of The Maine Missionary
Society. Rev II. II. Hatch w Portland
Nc. secretary, We're Sl2ln2. the National
Society received S3p>2: tutaIamouut raised.
Nl.iN'. the auxiliary paid into the trra s-
ury OF the Ndtinua, Society. by rruu.s
OF donors. N.,N: the auxiliary expended ir
its OVID field. $iG. 25G..7
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Howard. Crosby 6 Co.'S Letter.

Boston, May ~.
Iester-
Chicago. org. high Low Close day
Juy wheat. tli.-t5 asa Us 1iis-i, 15h
sept. .Ts--t - IN, I's-tt atss
Wheat opened steady at abpu, whore ir
LETT IN. Monday The weather map is
perfect. warmer with rains. ana there
was some foreign buying. ne local mar
ket mct With abundant offerings that
soon prov pk,d Il sharp reaction. cables
say that there is n continuance of ROu-
mdniun drIuth complaints ana tie odessa
district w -tiil suffering, Iowa reports
too much rain and fears that the crop
may b. ruined. 81. Louis ANA New York
itd some buying. but some of yesterdays
htINH buyers turned sellers. today
Prime says $50 far aS the winter wheat
crop II concerned. reports from nearly
every state la the winter wheat belt have
hetn bad: hud that the trade has heeu
obliged to recognize them. The world 4
wheat ShipmrutS complete. this week,
are 6,2Hht0 bushels bui Bradstreets rc-
port gives the worlds stock as decreased
l,@l5.000 bushels. which WAS !cs~ tEan cN-
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Chicago Produce Market.

- Chicago. May g.
WHEAT-May. 1878; July. 7iIsGf7r..
September, 7iisn7fi4
CCRN-May. 327s; July, 33Izd33as; Sep
OATs--May,. 2GlzG257s; July, 23ka23s.:
September. 9J24
PORK-July, sS2I1z; September. sS.42L.
LARD-July. $. Is: September S5.Z7lz.
RIBS-July. Sl75; September. siS7is-
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOC R-Quiet and unchanged.
DO. 5sa72l2; No. red. 75676is.
CORN-No. ?, &ii4: No. 2 yellow. 1874 ash
OATS-No. >. 26lzI27; No. white. 2gI,
I29is; No. 3 white 2Sn29Ia
BARLEY-No. 2 $500
FLAXSEED-No. l. $l05Ia
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime, $3.50.
LARD-S5. 07tsd5. ~.
PORK-Mess- s.. 20as.25 ribs. N55alx;
shoulders. 3l4m3L: clear sides s. 0Gd51 9
SCGAR-Cut loaf. 1902; graduated.
Ct OVEp-Sf ~
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CHARGED WITH MANsLAUGHTER.
Christian Scientists Arrested for Causing
Death OF a Child III With Pneumonia.

Buffalo. y T.. May 2l-Gcorge II. Kin
ter ANA Elizabeth l.. Kinter. his wife.
well known i'm Christian Science circles,
We're arrested. today. on warrants charg-
ing them with manslaughter i'm causing
the death nf Ralph l.. Saunders, years
old. who. with his parents had been Wis
iting the home OF capt. sample. Eth In
fantry. nj Fort Porter. Warrants on IN,
same charge ycrc also issued for Mr.. AM
Mrs James e. Saunders Of Fort Town
send. Mash. the parents w the child
Tho Kintcrs were held tn $3.50 bail bN
United States Comm ssioncr Robbins
The arrest was made under the nitei
States laws. az the death occurred or
federal ground. The Boy ~ said 10 nav.
licd nf pneumonia and without medlcf
rNTs.
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Prince McCIurg Wins the Derby.

Cincinnati, May 2S.-Over 10000 per-
sons crowded the Latonia course. to-
day. to witness the Derby run. The
weather was delightful and the track
in perfect shape. Prince McCurg. the
favorite. won the big event without u
struggle. Deerine was second, one
length in front Of Ways and Means.
third. Time 236 L.
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pectcd and the market easnl or
closed at low point ~ AMI
Inc stock market opened steady ,
lr-oHuon bought about 100 go shares Of ne
lcrent stocks In the first nan hn,,r "a q dii-
uiation continued largely nrOfcsslnnai -
lDcrc was more OF an undertone m ~ ~
slslancc Than has been recently 0bservad
sugar was the leader, gaining 4 nni.....
rom low point, but Afterwards Gf asils
l i,art o. IT, Money easy at 9 D siE nes
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MONSTER PARADE
Continued from page ~

Heavy Artiller:-. recently returned
from service in Cuba; Capt. Warren
Riker of Lewiston, chief ranger Of the
Foresters and commander of the AM
bulance Corps of the National Guard,
Editor F. w. Plaistcd of the New Age.
Augusta; Register of Deeds. George II.
Smith of Augusta and many others
The Augusta police force under
Marshal Henry 4. Morse were The
guests of the Gardiner force. The
members OF the Augusta force helped
TO keep the crowd back during the
parade and then were served with 4
very nice lunch by their brother Off
GERS. The camera fiendS were in cvi-
drnce everywhere and many pictures
were taken. The principal object of
their endcavors were Gov. Powers,
members Of his party, the various
floats and tie decorations about the
city.
The balloon merchants caugh. the
spirit of celebration and appeared with
balloons bearing the inscription, Car
diner Me. lSi9-lo99' ana they found
ready sale. The small boy wanted
some souvenir Of the occasion as we'll
as the older person so the parents were
purchasers for their young hopcfuls.
Reeves band is winning its wav in
to the hearts of the Gardiner people.
The reputation of the band is too we'll
known to need any extended notice,
but their playing is too good to pass
over without a word. 1t is simply
grand The concerts in the Coliseum
are well worth the price Of admission
even if there was nothing more there,
yes. worth many times the price of adj
mission. Mr.. Reeves has perfect con-
troll over his men and brings the music
out of them as but few men could. re
is a natural leader and the Gardiner |
people are more than delighted TO think !
they can have the privilege Jf listening /
to such a nice band.
The distinguished guests Of the city |
have nearly all gone to their homes |
Governor Powers after the parade, |
visited tho homes Of Adjutant General !
Richards and Mayor Pattcn, after !
which he left for Augusta. The mem /
hers Of the Council went tc Augusta |
soon after the parade. Hon. c. e. Lit /
tleiield is the guest Of Mayor Patten, /
for few days. Ex-Governor Garcelon |
left on the Pullman for his homo in |
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Grand Trunk Strike Will Spread.

Portland, Me. May ga man was
in this city. today. who il thoroughly
familiar with the trouble On the Grand
Trunk. and he predicted that the strike
will extend u the tircmon, engineers
and trainmen.
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First Division.

The first division was composed Of
secret organizations in uniform. They
were headed by Reeves Eand, which rs
ceiycd its usual ovation all along tn"
line. The Canton Evergreen headed the
orders ana made an excellent showing.
The pretty plumcs of the hats combined
with the SNOWY uniforms made a pleas
ing spectacle and the order received many
compliments for their fine appearance
-1hc order was:
p. q. j. NJ. Lash. commanding; Capt. II.
l.. Bussc'l. all.
Canton Evergreen. capt. O. II. Harring
ton commanding, - men.
Canton augusta. capt. VIII {. Miller
commanding, p men.
Canton Halifax, Waterville, Capt. +. \
knowlion commanding, - men.
Glrli1cr Co. 4. r., Is. Of r.. Capt Il. 5.
llncnln cmnma nling- 30 mon.
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Sensational Cricket Playing in England.

London. May 25.-Some sensational
cricket playing was witnessed. today
nj Lords. In the match between Mld-
dlesev and Somerset. The latter were
despatched for the ludicrcus total oi
- runs. Hern. a MiddleseX bowler. tax
ing five wickets ana IA runs. Tro'.'
another Of the MiddleseN bowlers' tooA
seven OF the Somerset wickeis. W ~
second innings. for IS runs. tlhaly
Middlesex won by an inning and sew"
runs.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York May ..
juno, 5.>I: July. $50; August, 5.9l: Sep
tember Isl: October. 81; November. So;
December, sos: January. 500; February.
SOB; March. COZ April. 6.1O
Spot cotton closed steady; middlng up
lands, 81; do. gulf. 614. Sales. 1l3 bales
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Third Division.


The third division was composed IF
carriages containing the Governor ana
distinguished guests. besides cX-mayor=
ana other citizens. commanded By Hon.
A. NJ Spear. with Prof W. l.. Powers
and Fred E. McCau$land rs aids.
Tho iiltlc Augusta Cadets. composed III
boys between the ages Of 10 ana Is years
II ago Or Augusta, were at the head nj
This division as escort for GOV. Powers.
The Cadet Drum Corps composed IF
eight members Of the CanctS, led ana
we're followed by the Cadets under C1pj.
Harold Hichborn. so strong. The Ambu
lance Corps under "Dr. Tueu brought
up the rear. The boys received hearty
applause and cheers all along the route
Their drilling. as usual. was excellent.
They kept their flies. The marching
would have done credit 10 regular SOL
diers The little fellows carried their
muske;s Ike old suardsmcH. Capt HIGH
born gave his orders in Il Gear, s9idic"jy
voice. ana they We're executed with
prumptncss that was surprising in such
little fellows. The Cadets are abe r.
perform some very difficult movements
but the nature Of their work. today. dld
rot give them chance to display th".r
fancy movements. The Ambulance Corps
had 2 chance. however, 10 show how
cIcrcrly ley could perform their work.
one AZ the boys was ordered to fan out.
Iic was promptly picked up and placed
on The stretchcr and carried through tn
rest of the parade.
The Cadets were one Of the most a.-
tractivc features II thc parade ana many
pcoplc came On purpose To sec them
driU. Little Lieut.. Dan Haskell WAS tine
rcc.picnf of much attention. He +. one,
nf thr smallest bows III the command NIT
HI docs hfs work as weu AZ ANY If thr
n,hc~. Tho crowd WINS sorry yyb.n tr,
Cadets lof, for home and lis they marched
r, .f,-,.-,,l, IT., ...,.,,... J.. WIZ I,,,
tbc streets were lined and the Bows r,-
c"ivcd another grand ovation.
First rdrr.aEc-GoVernor Powers Mayor
P1iicn. Adjutant General John 4. RcA-
"ruS' i''H- :, RI '''s II .......
4 II m l'rII!R'-i','i'. ~ '''lt"e-'i
w. i','' N''.'.' ''u'''','"l Nv L. ''.'",'' vi
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Second Division.

This division was made W Of the
Danforth NJ. Maxcy Camp, Sons Of Vet
Grams. headed by the Togus drum
CORPS ara such life as was put
into the drums and flies has not been
heard here before for years. It's mem-
bcrs were all veterans and thry put
m their life into their work rs if they
were leading command into action.
Then the SONS showed " wei and tn
red trimmings over the blue gave them
an indeed soldicrly appearance.
Following them was the gun. the
piece Of artillery which was given 80
the CITY at The close Of the wa. i
was drawn by two big horses.
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CIOVER-sG.21.

on the Produce Exchange:
81 TTEK-Steady; crcamcries. 15II1lz;
dairiCs. l0TlG
EGGS-Strong: fresh. g.
CHEESE-Firm: creameries. 9dlOa..
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Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. May 2G.-Heavy realizing de-
spite crop damage news caused a decline
OF %4ft1sc. in wheat, today. Corn and oais
lost Is each. Pork and ribs closed u shade
higher and lard shade lower.
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New York Money Market

New York, Nay .
Money u1 cal steady. 3I3ia per cent:
,ast loan. 2 por cent
Prime mercantile paper, 3'a0F. per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm at $iS7s4atSS for
demand and at 81 S5igu4 NJ for 60 days;
posted rates. A->b-4 and A.SSl2; CONNER
cial bills $lGFt4.A5I2.
Silver certificates, 6lft62.
Bar silver. 6li4-
Mexican dollars, 4Sia.
Government bonds, steady.
STATE bonds inactive.
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n KANY young completely Frustrated for q
INu week of every month by menstrual suferngs.
AVA The erros of menstruation overhadow their whole
,es How needless this is in most is shown by the
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Fourth Division.

This division was under the com
mand Of G. W. Coss. aided by s. u.
Soule, w. II. Smith ana ". Vcrrill.
There is noJ q citizen in the entire city
h"t What il proud IF its fir" dc.art-
m@at and on this occasion the public
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thousands of grateful letters constantly
coming to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass,
from women she has helped.
Miss JoIE SAUL, Dover, Mich. writes
as follows to Mrs. Pinkham:
Il suffered untold agony every
month and could get no relief until
tried your medicine; your letter of adj
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lis the little colds mat grow ~ s,,no.
colds: the hg colds thar END II ,.,lix
ton ana death. Watch M 80
" Nnnd's NORWAY l'iI.t WV
- y. .pi m liz wks Il
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MGGARD
FACES OF
WOMEN

and a few bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound have made the happest alive
I shall bless you as long as live