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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21
Davis sells paint.
City Council Meets Tonight.

city council will meet in adjourned
session tonight for the purpose Of further
considering the bids for the erection Of
a municipal electric lighting plant. Engineer
Lovett, to whom the bids were referred for
t%abulation, is expected to have his report
ready in time for the meeting.
The resolutions providing for the issuance
Of bonds to refund the outstanding war
rants in the water and general funds are to
be brought up. One resolution provides for
the refunding Of $65, 900 of outstanding
water fund warrants and the other for re-
funding $135, 900 outstanding general fund
warrants. The bonds are to carry Az per
cent interest and are to be exchanged for
the warrants. The duty of issuing and de-
hvering the bonds is by the resolution dele
gated to the city treasurer, who shall deliver
them only upon the surrender to him of an
equal amount, in principal and interest, of
the outstanding warrants or either of the
two funds. The prevailing opinion is that IL
the refunding bonds can be legally issued
that they can be disposed Of at a lower
rate of interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21

IOWA CITY, Sept. 2O.-CSpecia iowa
City has opened it's doors to the surviving
Representatives of the Twenty-second
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-eighth Iowa
regiments and a reunion, such as only old
soldiers can have, is in progress. Many OF
those here have not met since their muster
out and many are meeting for the last time
on earth.
General Stephen d. Lee of the Vicksburg
National Park commission arrived early yes
terday morning and the old soldiers, headed
by a band, marched to the hotel. The gen.
eral was called out and gave the boys q
speech.
Governor Shaw was called upon unex.
pectedly for a speech yesterday afternoon
and the old soldiers became enthusiastic over
the governors remarks. He said that 1t gave
him joy to note the cordial greetings of the
blue and gray and to behold the remark.
able spectacle of the union army wearing
upon their breasts the portrait Of the ia.
nous confederate general, who commanded
the very men against whom the Iowa boys
fought thirty-six years ago. The heart Of
every true American, he said, must bound
with joy at this magnificent evidence OF the
fact that sectional strife had vanished for.
ever from our country-buried beneath the
new hopes, new aspirations and new for.
tunes of a united people.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21

Acting under instructions OF the recent re-
publican county convention w. B. Butler of
Oakland, who was chairman of the conven-
ton, has appointed the committee to frame
a plan for the adoption Of the primary sys-
tenn at caucuees in place of the present
method of selecting delegates. The com
mittee consists of G. G. Saunders, chairman;
Ernest e. Hart, Ed C. Brown, Council
Bluffs; DR.. G. A. Spaulding, Ayoca; Charles
T. Hanley, Keg Creek; Ben Aud, Wright
township; C.. p. Swarm, Belknap township.
1t is expected that Chairman Saunders will
call a meeting of the committee in the near
future. Its report will have to be submitted
to the county central committee for adop-
ton by that body If thought advisable. The
sentiment in the city is strongly in favor OF
the adoption Of the primary system ever
since the caucuses at which the delegates ia
the last county convention were selected.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21

ternoon, where Molar was arralgned in the
justice court. He waived examination and
was bound over to the grand jury in the
sum Of $1,000. Mr.. Woodruff was unable
to be removed from his home. where he Is
receiving medical attention.
The trouble originated on Woodruff's
farm about two miles east Of Alton. The
farm was tenanted by Molar. and Woodruff
occupied one room in the house. The dis
pute, arising from a settlement of their
financial affairs, eliminated in a violent bat
tie between the two men, during which
Molar beat Woodruff with n pitchfork. MIR.
W~oodruf's injuries are Of a most serious
character, and he will be laid up for some
time. Among his injuries are a broken arm.
several cuts about the head and other
bruises, all Of which leaves him in a very
uncomfortable condition. Molar. however,
escaped with but a few minor injuries.
Both participants are well advanced in
years, Molar being about 60 and Woodruff
about as,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21
Return of the Volunteers.

All doubt as to the Fifty-first Iowa being
brought to Council Bluffs on the return of
the regiment from the Philippines was dis
PEELED yesterday by a telegram which Mayor
Jennings received from Adjutant General
Byers. The dispatch read: "The Fifty-frst
Iowa will return by way of Council Bluffs
The mass-meeting called by the mayor for
tomorrow night at Odd Fellows hall prom
ises to be attended by a large gathering of
citizens, as everyone in the city is taking
great interest in the arrangements for a fit
ting reception 10 the soldiers. The veterans
OF the civil war, the women of the Relief
Corps. and the Sanitary Relief commission,
are arranging to cooperate and offer their
services in making the necessary prepare,
tions for the great demonstration The
Knights of Pythias and in fact all the fra
ternal organizations expect to be represented
at the meeting tomorrow night.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21
Scientific o%ptician. wollman. 400 Br'dway.
MISSOURI VALLEY PHYSICIANS.
Annual Meeting of the Medical So
ciety to Occur Today.

AnnuaI MeettuR Oh the mehttN "
ciety to Occur To-day.
The annual meeting Of the Medical So
oiety of the Missouri valley will be held
in this city today. Headquarters will be
established at the Grand hotel and the ses-
sions will be held in the district court room
at the county court house. A large attend
ance is expected, as the membership of the
society is drawn from Iowa, Nebraska, Kan
sas, Missouri, South Dakota and Wyoming.
Departing from it's usual custom, the Gus
tomary banquet will not be held this year.
The officers of the society are:
President, I. f. drummer, NJ. D., Omaha;
first vice president, Jacob Geiger, NJ. D., st.
Joseph; second vice president, c. c. Allison,
NJ. D., Omaha; treasurer, T. B. Lacey, NJ. D..
Council Bluffs; secretary, V. l.. Treynor,
NJ D., Council Bluffs; assistant secretary,
j. c. Waterman, NJ. D., Council Bluffs.
The local committee in charge of arrange
ments is composed of Drs. D.. Macrae, John
Green and ]. II. Cleaver.
The following program has been arranged
for the meeting, which will last during the
day and evening:
Society convenes at 10 a. IN. Presidents
address, B. F. drummer, Omaha; Tropical
Dysentery," Mary Strong, Omaha; 1.-THE
Treatment of Hernia" c. c.. Allison,
Omaha; "Scrofulous Diathesis." A. z. King,
Blockton, Ia; "a Paper w. o. Henry,
Omaha; Pulmonary tuberculosis Treated
by Collapsirg the Lung with Nitrogen Gas
Report of a Case John Hiatt, Beaver
Crossing, Neb.; ~"fnfantile Scorbutis,' II.
NJ. McClanahan, Omaha; Moist Gangrene,''
w. j. Findley, Sac City, Ia; "Aortic An
eurism," j. p. Lord, Omaha; Inversion Of
the Uterus" A. F. Jonas, Omaha; Hem
orrhage After T~onsillotonie,' f. w. Dean,
Council Bluffs; "Severe Recurrent Hem
ornhage for Past Twenty-Five Years in a
Woman rs Years of Age" Rebecca Hanna,
Red Oak, Ia; What Should Be the Position
of the Surgeon Relative to the Treatment
OF Appendicitis" j. e. Summers, Omaha;
Diagnosis in Neurotics,'' Inez c. Philbrick,
Lincoln, Neb. Bronchial Calculus" Leroy
Crunmer, Omaha; Compensation and Fail
ure of Compensation in Heart Disease Mil
lard Langfeld, Omaha; Some Remarks on
Death by Electricity F. E.. Coulter, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21
One Case Many occupy the Term.

GARNER, Ia, Sept. 2O.-(Special .)-Court
convened here Monday. The case Of the
State of Iowa against Tolberd, brought here
on a change of venue from Cerro Gordo
county, is liable to take up the full term
Of the court. Tolberd is the man who was
with Bone at the time OF the murder of
Allison at Mason City and for the commits
sion of which Bone was convicted last spring
and sentenced by Judge Sherwin to sixty
years in the penitentiary. Tolberd is being
tried as an accessory. County Attorney Tel
ford Of Cerro Gordo and County Attorney
Wichman of Hancock are prosecuting and
j. E. Markley and Duncan Rule of Mason
City are defending.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21

courts is three times that Of Dubuque, a
county which alone constitutes the Nine
teenth district, and Is three ourths OF that
OF Polk county, which constitutes the Ninth
district, The amount OF work devolving
upon the Judges is so great that 1t has
clogged and been delayed two and three
years. In the interest Of l~itigants It is pro-
posed by the Woodbury. bar then TO ask that
Woodbury. county be assigned three judges
and be a separate district. At present the
following counties are included with Wood
bury in one judicial district: Cherokee,
Harrison, Lyon, Osceola, Monona, O'Brien,
Plymouth and Sioux.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells glass.

N'NiobbNl iAtAo az A'AN' ~
Budweiser beer. L. Rosenfeldt, agent.
DR.. Stephenson. Merriam blk, room 22l.
Ohio Knox has gone on a business trip
tot Elwood, Neb.
G. Is. Jacqucmin Sc Co, jewelers. and OPP
ticlans, % South Main street.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. George Houck
of South First street, u son.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry, 72i Broadway. Phone l51.
w. G. Ester, undertaken, Is Pearl street.
telephones, office. 81, residence 20.
Hog ]raisers, 100 pounds make you 800.
N~Sorc's stock Food Co, Council Blufts.
The regular meeting of Harmony chapter,
No. %, order OF Eastern Star, will be held
this evening.
Mrs. c. h. Tyler will entertain the women
of st. Pauls Episcopal church this after
noon at tea.
Ex-Governor Frank jackson of Des
Moines was in the city yesterday, on his
way to Colorado.
II. N. Ellis is in Cedar Rapids attending
q meeting of the agents of the Aetna In
surance company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Harrington and two
daughters have gone to Outumwa to make
their future home.
A special meeting of the Woman's SAM
tary Relief commission has been called for
3 o'clock this afternoon at the city council
chamber.
There will be an important meeting of the
Retail Clerks international Protective as
ISOLATION, local No. 2A, in Labor hall at
= o'clock.
The case of Chester Egbert, charged with
assaulting H.. ]. Paschal, was continued in
police court yesterday uhtl thls afternoon
at 4 O'Clock.
There will be a special meeting this
evening of Excelsior lodge No. 259, Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons, for work in
the first degree.
The regular meeting of P~ottawattamie
tribe, No. q. Improved Order of Red Men,
will be held this evening at Grand Army of
the Republic hall.
Mrs. Mabel Storms and two children of
Kansas City arrived in the city yesterday
on a visit to her grandmother, Mrs. Eliza
Newton of Benton street.
James Cannon. n tramp. is under arrest
MT the citv iaiI charged with breaking into
sha harm Of Richard Forman MT Thirtieth
street and Broadway and stealing two hall
tiers.
Tbe hide for s,nn,vinp the citv with coal
1,ovn b nen refeTrad !" finance Clerk True
Sor abIulntion The bidders are Fenlon e.
Tnlev n 4 Gov aud the Carmen Coal com
nenv' y ""N '"N o
49,, - g..
Az lHos, 49, h,s iy The naotor of Trinitv
NJ bnJ,:S, abI,rcb has nopa esst He vii,
-. W, - 10 e9nn,inarv ot MAJ
SnIer w" 1Heo1os''"l Sehi'n'iS " "'u
aSon, =. - Toe.
Mrs. II, ID. ftutherford ana d~aueIters lelt
yesterday morning LOT a WISH with reia-
yves IN NlrsLhia; ihey expect TO reach
WaSulnStoh' ~ -, IL uhie loI Inc be"ey
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21
Notice of Funeral.

The funeral OF the late Charles Edward
Babcock will be held at $3.50 o'clock at st.
Francis Xavier's church. The remains will
leave the family residence, 634 Sixth avenue,
at 9 o'clock. At the services at the church
tho solemn requiem mass will be sung and
Bishop Scannell of Omaha will preside and
pronounce the final benediction. The cele-
brant, Rev. Father Smyth, will be assisted
by four or five visiting priests, and the SER
mon will be preached by Rev, Father BOWL
ing, S. j., president Of Creighton college
The regular choir Of ST. Francis Xavier's
church Will be augmented by a quartet.
Burial viii be in Fairyiew cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21

The quarterly conference of the State
Board of Control and the officers of state
institutions ended to day. The board and
superintendent agreed with Warden Jones
In the proposition that Iowa should provide
some sort of r~eformatory between the in
dustrial schools and penitentiaries, where
offenders between the ages of IS and 80 can
be placed.
Warden Jones suggested that If one Iowa
prison were made into a reformatory there
would be ample room left in the other for
confirmed criminals.
The conference was of one mind on the
subject of caring for discharged criminals,
agreeing that Iowa should follow the plan
of other states in having a state agent to
assist ex-convicts in securing work.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21

CRESToN, Ia, Sept. 2O.-(Special 1.-THE
farm of c. w. Woodruff, east Of Alton, was
the scene of a bloody encounter yesterday
morning. The principals in the affair were
two we'll known farmers of advanced age
David Molar and C. w. Woodruff. the lat
ter coming out of the affair rather badly
used up. Morar went to Alton after the
melee and gave himself up. County At
torney James G. Bull Of this city was mott
fed and went to Alton on No. 4 in the af-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21

per, Frank Kepner, Fred owens and John
Coleman were dismissed by the prosecuting
attorney. The grand jury made a partial
report, returning three indictments, but as
the defendants we're not in custody their
names we're not made public.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21
To Divide a Judicial District.

SIOUX CITY, Sept. ~2O.-(Special Tele-
gram. THE next meeting of the Woodbury.
County bar will take action on the propo-
sition to make of this county one judicial
district. "A bill will be drafted which it is
hoped to have pass the legislature to this
end. AT present the business done by the
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21
Notice

To My Friends and Patrons: I wish to
announce that l have severed my connec-
ton with John Beno & Co., and have opened
a hrst-elass furnishing goods and hat store
at AIS Broadway, where l will be able to
cater TO your wants as completely now
as in the past,
JOE W.. SMITH Of Smith & Bradley.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21
House and Lot mt Auction.

The premises known as 272S Avenue A,
with full lot, broom house, city water, etc,
will be sold to highest bidder Saturday, Sep
TENDER %, at 5 p. m, on the premises.
Terms, half cash, balance 6 per cent to
suit purchaser. A G. HESS,
II. INMAN, Agents.
AuctiOneer.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21

HAMBURG, Ia. Sept. 2O.-(Special.)-
John O'Neil, an old citizen Of this county.
was killed last night while returning home
by being thrown from his wagon. He had
been drinking and the team ran away.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. $50.

Reasonable amount of mending done free
of charge at the Bluff City laundry. This is
the laundry that takes good care of your
linen. 81 North Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21

The following real estate transfers were
filed yesterday:
Fannie I: Todd to Annie e. Gayman,, ~,
part neh nw4 25-17-i2, W. d....;;.:;.$ SC
John Schulz to ID. f. Emmert, neA "a
James, ". Brock and wife to j. w.
Squire, lot 10, block 81 Everett's ad- I'M
ROBOT oIssGt i. and Sarah a. Giiriiath to
Sarah Il. Olinger, lot 3, block /, Eu-
banks fTss addition, W, d.....;". 2,G0
ThsEs.a S&sunas; part lot 10. Block =
rd i; M Fy psHis a adGi5 Wife g. g; John At;cn, l"
lot T. Glendale extension, s. W. d.. 5N
Frank p. Bradley and i. F, Harold
and wives to Fred w. Steve, eia
swA lot s, ,nwh IneA and part neA -,
Christ Jensen SNispy to George il.
Mary Xt;enp to +. ]. Wilcox, lots 10 and .
IA, block s, Prospect place, ". 49, 5e
Il Fe RI \; 4 lott 3 H and To- T. block sS E e, town w
of Carson, w. neutrality-suspicious.; 10
Same to Hattie T. Wheeler, lots 5 and ~
l.. p. Judson and wife to Clara r:
Bowen, lot 5, block 2, Judson's third =,
Fred R. Davis and wife to j. W, Hiar-
man, lots o, II, y, 70, "A and Is, block
9, lots 4. s and 3, block 10; lots s and
fries addition to Council Bluffs, q. -,
County treasurer to First National
billh VI ''Nti 49, p -" -
Central subdivision in Council >
Bluffs, tax d,.""...:.....;,";"..
Same to same, part Of lot a. block 4
dot 10, block 10, Ferry'g addition to
Council Bluffs, tax d.~;,....n...H
Same to same, lot 10. block 10, Ferry's
addition to Council Bluffs' tax tax DO %
Riddles subdivision, Council Bluns, ,
Same to same. lot 3. block 5. Wayne's
addition, Lee B. block 10; Potter X
dies subdivision. und. half OF lot 3,
block s. Potter x Cobb's addition. lot
26. block 26, lot 2G, block -, Ferry's
RVS addition, lot 8, block p, Fleming
4 Davis's addition, lot p, block ~,
lot 7, block Sc, lot ., block %, lot %,
block 95, Railroad addition to Coun- ,
same an St to- sam nSS lot, q and Is, block
9S, lots 10 and 20 In block 96, lots II and
~ in block sS, Railroad addition to
Inns subdivision, lot 10, block 3,
wrIght's addition to Council Bluns'
st tnx a. 10 j. d. Edmundson, trustee. lot
1 block 4. lots 4, 8 and 6, block 8,
lot Is, block ., M~orningside addition
County treasurer TO J. D. E~dmundson.
trIIstee, lots II to 26, 2S and %. block
q Mayne's addition to Council Bluffs
same to same, lots 8 TO 16' block 3,
Mayno's addition to Council BLUFFS
s TAX 10 same. lots 6 to 10, is and 10,
block 2. and lots and 2 block
Wayne's addition to Council nuns
sane 10 same, lots 80. 81 and SO, block
"a Wayne's addition TO couhch
Bluffs. tax d....,..' '''''''''""'''"
Total amount "a transfers....."".'s2S'2
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21
Meek's Sanity in Question.

An effort will be made to prevent the
case of the State against Thomas Meek
being brought to trial. Meek is the man
who is charged with assaulting a number
Of little girls who attended his school in
the lower agency. He was brought back
from Oklahoma, where he had fled to es-
cape justice, a short time ago and has been
lying in jail in default of 81, 900 bail.
The state has a strong case against Meek
and his relatives are DESTROYS of getting him
off. To this end information on a charge
of insanity wild be filed in a few days and
he will be brought before the commission
to answer to the charge. 1t is said that he
has been acting queerly for some time. The
jailers say he has been playing 'possuqn
with the evident intention of securing COM
mitment to the insane hospital. Meek's case
will be brought up before the grand jury
at the earliest moment.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21
GREETINGS TO THE low Ans
Governor Shaw Gables the States Wish for a
PropitiOus Voyage Home.
TO EMBARK ON THE FINEST TRANSPORT
sanity of Thomas Meek VIII he In
CURED nto-Projcct for n Reform-
ntorY and Plan TO Assist
EN-Convicts.
TO EMBARK ON THE FINEST TRANSPORT


DIES MONIES, Sept. 20.-(Special Tele-
gram)-Governor Shaw this afternoon sent
the greetings of the state OF Iowa to the
officers and members OF the Ftfty-frst Iowa,
who will sail tomorrow morning on their
7,O00-mile journey for home. The governor
felt that dt was his duty to let the boys
know that the prayers of the citizens OF the
4, state we're being offered for their safe re-
turn to the land which they had so hon
ored in battle and in camp.
The message reads as follows:
Colonel Lopez, Manila: Greeting to ON
! GERS and men. The prayers OF the state you
| have honored for propitious voyage and safe
return. SHAW"
The governor officially announced, today
he would be unable to be in San Francisco
when the regiment landed.
The Senator, the transport on which the
lowans will make the trip, is one of the
finest in the government service and it has
a larger accommodation than any steamer
of its dimensions on the ocean. Its speed
powers are Of high grade and the prediction
is made it will make the trip in less than
the scheduled time of twenty-four days.
After leaving Manila the next stopping place
will be Yokohama, Japan. Then comes the
long stretch to Honolulu and this is followed
by the 2,200 miles to Gods country.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21
Howells Anti "Kawr' cures coughs. colds
Age.

Licenses to wed we're issued yesterday to
the following persons:
Name and Residence. Age,
John Flanagan, Malvern, Ia.,.,.,......, G6
Amelia Lane, Peoria, M................. so
Charles w. Rosser, Omaha .............. %
Abbie Powell, Omaha ,..........,........ 20
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21

New neckbands put on shirts free OF
charge for regular customers at the BUN
City laundry. "a North Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21

Total amount "a transfers, 's2s' 2S'
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21

same to same, lots q and 2S, block
g5' lots 10 and 20 In block 96, lots II and
~ in block 9S, Railroad addition to
Council Bluffs, lot II, block is, Null
Inns subdivision, lot Is, block 3,
wright's addition to Council Blufs'
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-21

Of Smith & Bradley.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-04-28
Does Not Suffer.

ne ENGLISH language does not suffer
1.e test OF ~mu>!cainess when com.
,.r,4l with the speech Of the DOukhO.
,,r,,i. who have just come from their
trmos ID tie Caucasus to settle in
t4gitoba. Some 81 The cOlOnistS have
,.ra married since landing. Xheir
pa,ao, are not adapted to rapid utter
ale5. nor q" they suggest melody. Vas
-, kIB.n has taken q Mal3chof 10
ne. and other SurnamcS Of the newly
welded are SlaStouchin. ODedkoya
t-drlIin. ~thliaclluya. ZiberOva, Lcge-
lekof. Nevertheless, the people be
nua,iiie, IN common with tn" rest OF
t,c sect.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-04-28
Not a Single Prisoner.

\ CORRESPONDENT writes Us from Ian.
same. SAWS the Petit MarSeiiieS. that
tlr district Of laVauX, situated be-
ty,rn Lausanne and Ncvey and hay
.L- n population OF 10000. is III 1lis
moment IN the proud position Of being
.aIlc to boast thai in the several priS-
an- IL the district there is not i single
prisoner. \ White tlag floats over every
prison in token of this praiscWortly
fact ana virtue reigns supreme in tie
anton OF Nauu.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-04-28
How - This?

We lfer One Hundred cilars Rewar. .or
ALL ca-c Of Cat r,h tlat cannot e cured by
Has tat2rrl turn.
FL. tHE&EY & Co. Props. Toledo. O..
We. the uCtr>igntd, have known +. J.
Cheney for th"!aet l. years, and believe iim
perfectly honor Die IN all b. ness t!insac-
I or9 AID financially abb 70 carry out ans
obli-ations made by their firm.
VISTA TRcAS, Wholesale Druggists, Tole-
do. OHIO.
Druggists, lcl,do. Ohio.
I!nl's ;,tarrh Cure il taAon internally.
ac IN, Directly upon tho blood and mucous
Sod ~ ali !ru:S az. Test Monia!3 Free.
lAl!-s !hMily IliIsarc til. best
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-04-28
THE DUTY OF MOTHERS.
Daughters Should be Carefully
Guided in Early WomanhoOd.

What suffering frequently results
from a mother S ig~norancc; or more
frequently from = mothers neglect to
Properly instruct hcr daughter!
Iruuitionsays"w woman must suffer"
and young women arc SO Taught.
There is q I;ttlc truth and q great deal
q e~xaggeration in this. If a young
woman suffers severely she nec0s
Treatment and her mother should see
that She gctsit.
Many mothers hesitate to take Their
daughters TO q physician for examina-
son; but 10 mother need hesitate to
a rite freely about her daughter or
N rself to Mrs. Iin,lham and sec1rc
,ae most efficient advice without
rH.arrc. Mrs. Pinkham's address is
Ism, tIass.
,Tuefollowing~ let.erfrom Miss MARIE
I. JoINsoE. C>ltratla, Pa. shows what
~,e-.ect viii %, and tells how Ms.
ll4laam helped her:
NY health became so poor that /
islto leave school. Ivusti~ed al the
ae, uul he'd dreadful p"ins in my
s. g and back. / was also troubled
Nth irrcouiarity Of mcnses. !. was
nryr,a5, and lost 50 much Acsh that
nT er.y1.,s became alarmed. M
= other, Who IS 4 firm believer IL vo.r
: a-,..e5 from experience, tnCn@ntrc
hsgl they night acncHime ana wrote
yo4 for advice. ] followed the advice
y1u gave, AID used Lydia e. IinshaHls