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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-28
REFUSED TO LET HER PASS.

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tify her. This was eventually done
by another soldier, and only then did
the sentry allow his sOvereign's consOrt
to enter her own gates.
The man has since had a special mes
sage from the emperor highly approx.
ing his steady adherence to orders.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-28
Pictures

The most popular pictures
this season are the artistic and
bcautiful Platina prints and Arto.
types. The Platins prints have
all the fidelity to detail of .
photograph as we'll ss the finish
and artistic value of . steel plate
engraving. The Artotypes are
high class artists prints-copies
Of famous paintings. We have
very 6ue line of pictures 10
handsome frames that We are
aelling at less prices for this
class of work that We have ever
known in Sumter. Our pic
lures make suitable wedding
presents. for nothing is more
acceptable than one or more
6ue pictures.
We have recently added this
line of pictures to our stock and
We invite an inspection of our
pictures. Macy sizes, various
styles Of frames, and prices to
suit.
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-02
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

pRovrpENcE OPERA II o u 3 E.
Mrs. Leslie Carter In Asla-
--:os-
xErTHs NEW THEArRE-~0n'i"u
GUS performance.
--:o:-
rMPIRE-"Shannon OF ne SixtA'
--.c.-
OLYMpIc-"vanity Fair
--.o:-
WEsTMINsTER-May Howard Ia
travaganza Company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-02

The Board OF Aldermen met at
o'clock yesteday afternoon, Mayo hsi-
ker in the chair, and quorum pres
ent. After the usual routine business
was disposed of. sundry nuisance no
tices were issued. 49,.
The weekly reports Of the Dexter
Asvmm for January 70, ana Jahu
gt we're ordered received, anu tne -, 90
FOR the quarterly meeting ol Nhe 49, N'.,' -
OF Aldermen az the Dexter A9S iN''' va
March 10, was read ana passeu'
Ronds Of the following were APP
nroved: Elgin ii. Kerr, paWnbroker;
Thomas j. Ryan, constable, hlchdIu
Is LYMAN. Justice OF police court
Renort of the commissioner ot pun
lic works upon pc. on OF William IL
Han and a. A. Spitz 10 buliu vault
under sidewalk on Burrin street Wa
read and "A resolution granllns PEI ms
sion to william Ii. Hall ana a. a. 3p,sA 6',..
TO build a vault under s'de"alA oli i'N'
rill street was granted.
DANCES AND ENTERTAINMENTS.
The following schedule Of dances and
entertainments, recommended py inc
chief OF police was allowed:
American Eagle Social CiuD-At NJ
lS9 Mathewson street, FeofuaIy -
Branch No. SO, c. X. OF A.-At NO. "a
North Main street, January -, l9Vo.
Roston symphony Orchestra-Al IN
fantrv Hall, January 81, 1900.
Rartlett's Encorian Band-At MUSIC
Hall. January 81, 1900. .
burnside Camp Sons OF Veterans.
At No. 81 Market Square, Fehruarg .
1900 .,a,
Putnam and Kossuth streets' Jaiiu"'
26. 1900. -e D,r
Continental Conclave-At NO 40 LOT
rance street, January 70, l9OO.
Chas. q. Roberts-At No. 10y west
minister street, January 22-2l. lgOV; :,
Defender Council No. "a. O. I. \. VI
Al odd Fellows Hall, Academy ave
nue.. January 2, 1900. a. ~
Double X Literary Society-At nc
7qS Westminster street FEBRUARY
1900 .t,,,orA A
Double Y Literary Associa,ioi.i-.-H -.
n r. Hall. No. T2S Westminster s'iSe'
| January %. 1900 =, ,Yosso,
Dewey Clee Club-At No. - hassa
street February 3, 10. IL "a. l9oo. .,
Tntre Nous cycle Club-At no -
! wevhosset street, January 80, ls0o. .,
| Havward Social Club-At NO: q
vyrastyninster street January 25 lS1V.
| uavward Social Club-At NO 81 ~
vvastuinster street January ~ lsV
Home Literary Associauon-At ~
72S Westminster street, FeoEu"i'
1900.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-02
Gil VER ANNIVERSARY
OF PROTECTIVE NO. |.
EniovabIy Observed at the Richmona
St Station--Supt. Swans Inter-
esting Historical Sketch.

mems quartet. "on the Sea" Buck,
Geo. NJ. Maynard, Hose Z, bass; John
". Booth. Engine rs. baritone; George
II Goff. Hose s. first tenor, and Walter
II. Hudreth. Engine s, second tenor
string quartet. Daphne" Puerner'
Miss Alice Larry. cello; Miss Cath
crime Grant. piano; Miss Mabel Grant
violin: Ernest Scholes. cornet and *,
ID Grant. flute, leader; reading ny
Miss Florabellc Grant; trombone solo,
"The Lost Chol H." Spary; bass SOLO
.cVoice, or the Ocean Jones. Mr..
George NJ. Hayward; either duet, se-
lected. Gottschalk sisters reading Sc
Iected. Miss + 0rabe le Grant; tenor
solo. Il Envy the Bird" from The
Serenade" Mr. George w Dover;
string quartet "Cupid's Franks,
stahl: recitation. M IS Maroon 8
View OF sara Bernhardt,' j. +. Todd,
and MAN Of Thessaly." Mcpougal,
Firemen's quartet.
The affair was a most decided sue
cess. and great credit Is due the com
mittee in charge which consisted oi
can't. c. H. Snow, who was with the
organization when IL was first 1nsu-
tuted: LieutD. G.. Knott (2l years VIII
the company, chairman James X
McI.ane U1 years with the company
and Manuel Burgess Walter y. {
/ French. Fred w Goff and Ira Booth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-02
MILL. Rrntnnrant.

Nipk's restaurants seem 20 be doing the
LARGEST restaurant business In Providcr ee.
tb.tandinp there are numerous other
,l,ccs some thnt have been long established,
o,hcrs of more recent dato Ncver forget
INC old adagc "do not forsakc an OLD friend
for tb, now" and especially when you can
oct ibe best OF everything for the lowest
price at q FIRST class place ana up 20 dale
.tlc NJ. Mink win open saturday, Feb.
30. handsome new restaurant al No. 40
Westminster 81 The people OF "Chtisthn
uui" have for a long time needed Just sneh
arcstaurant as MIR. Mink viii open ON satur
day. Itwll be managed in the same man
ncr with same prices aN his famous snow Il
Restaurant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-02

The silver anniversary OF fro'e''.s ~
connanv. No. /, was observed "'
station ON Rlchncnd street. ias'
,no and There WIS large atteilu"nN0
30 tha' friends of the members OF Inv
comnany. including Mayor BAKER o.lN
saveral members of the city soNei,'-
rne large upper room in th9
ir,,,on mad been tastefuhy decor 49, 49, /
a,nd everv seat was taken iheit
= number OF insurance men III lne o."
siance and also Fire ComnisSlunV,
Dex1er cor, m and william II. Luthcl'
park ComI.lee'oner Il. peu,lne
former District Chief j. G. BAKER
SUPERINTENDENT Swan OF the Suliil''','
,ava a sketch of the history OF the OF
s.tuatton In which he said: AT the
present time our equipments are as lo..
iovs. we have two wagons, loun
horses. harnesses FOR the same apo"s
i5o covers. also ladders and other t"o'a
for doing quick and efficient work. anu
a force OF nine men, all pernlah,eilIls
employed. We answer all pel "'"' ~
and All stiu alarms that come 10 oui
| station. The department Is supported,
| as Il has always been. Jointly by the
| crtv and by the underwriters-J CITY
| roy,inp about ane-third OF the expenses
| and the underwriters paying apouV
two-thirds, which Is an equitable ul-
| vision as we protect the uihHSui eN 90
we'll as the insured.
~eaar was about si100, and 10 the under.
v,-iters about $500, The las year u
| cost tho citv about s3200 and the cost
| IN the underwriters was about S9-uV
Following is the annual report ot INV
| Providence Protective deparlmcnt 10Y
Tho vpar 1899: We responded to 4o9 be-,
MI ln
wagon had 2OT runs and Tho No. n'N
9Ss runs total OF 492 runs In p T
forming this duty the No. l WAGON
: travelled 96ih miles. while the NO
! Travelled 6iGia miles total on 'NV
miles. We had 100 working hres' nv
which we spread 1910 STOCK covers W.,
3 10 roof covers making a total, or Two
4 covers spread. and we used the eNtin
g,rtshers % times The time I'm service
. - the working nrcs'wns 2lN hours an'
O 10 minutes. and the total time IN scr
vice at fires was iiA hours and ~ mlh
utes.
"The tctal loss hv Gre and viii or.
feras could be ascorta'ned. wns ne fol
, lows. Tfl pronerfv loeF. S'i NiN ~
. ~ this the insurance companies p9t
x2Sg 276 Sc: on the propertv thus dam
al aged there was an insuranc" of 50
\. s9o Sni."
ln Following tho reo7rt Navor Hak,
IN was called unon. 1n7 ~ snokn in tern
o. NJ praise cf the work Z Tho Nmnan
=, lie said. tn couclus'on. "Tak'n~ in
~ confederation the size of the organiz'
n tian a secrr ~ me tho rcrui'e of 3
"a iohore are oreato~ in nr rtin0 fhf
10 ,hef ~ ihn gre denariwer' ro
grstniota the connuanv Tor tho wnrk
ee has done. 7 conv~ntulafc the citv
o., havfne erch ON cH'ionf dnpar'meni
ld. After Naf1r ..e'or 8 Hnl had said
J. sev Vorfs The following ~ c~am W
". oiven. pia~o duct "par~7o Review
~. F-aeiran Nfiss ipnnie Reynnlde q
". Miss Grace =. johnson. sonrano So
~, "shadows from tho Ionr AZ II
Kimbali. Miss Isabelle Stewart. III
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-02

THE GREATEST SALE EVER PLANNED IN OUR HISTORY
1Oe Can Cv Few the Hundreds Of Great Oaaes offered
COME SALE-
You find the Creates offered in this
LINING DEPARTMENT

Here are items in .hls department
that is bound 20 GAUGE sensation
among shrewd and economic buyers:
10000 yards est Lining cam
brio, any color. regular price UIn
everywhere. per yard &C.. II III
factory sale price. per yard ....
5000 yards OF the best English
Silesia, - states, brown and n IN
black, regular price per yard. Iii
l5co factory sale price, per
.5 pieces OF Black silk Watered
Percalipe. fast black. war
ranted. regular price. per n
yard. l5c., factory sale price.
per yard .......,..............
90 pieces OF silk Moreens, in
all the latest shades. also
black, regular price, per yard. Dur
69c.. factory sale price, per OH
yard ...........'...''' '.''''.''
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-02
AIDERnEN TRANSACT
ROUTINE BUSINESS.
Committee Appointed to ConferWitn
Consolidated Road to Secure ADO
lition of Acorn st. Grade Crossing

Hermlone Assembly, No. 8. p: Sat
No. 74l Westminster street. january
9ish Five Club-At Eddy and OK
ford streets, January %, 1900.
Buntington l.. a. :. Club-At no. 4
Piainfeld street, January 20, q, Febru-
3, 1900. r,..it,,to
Al No. 2O2 Charles street, February To-
Ttauan Dramatic Club-At corner
Main and Power streets, January -
1900. ,rau south
Main street, January -, 1900
Tobn n. Nash--At No. % Westmln-
ster street, January 29-3l, 1900.
I n Nash-At No. % WestmlhssSf
street. January 23-2', 1900. 49,,
Magnolia DeDating Soclety-,cAat NJ
sic nan. February 3, 40, IL, ~, l9UO'
North Star Tent, No. A. h. .. L NJ
AT odd Fellows Han. AcaoeHlS "'0
nue.. January % 1900. ~
Nonparel Social and cycle Clup ~
corner Broad and Farley streets 1ahu-
2lvmpic Social Club-At WanskueK
Hail. February l6, 1900 A.,
Oriental Lodge, NO. = N ., l.,,,,,,,
No. al Westminster street. PeD'.u''''
- P~casset 5gVy Mandolin and Glee Club
Al No. ~ olneyvine Square, January
priscilla Rebecca Lodge-At Odu i'l..i'.,l,, rel
/ lows Hall. Plainheld street fepru''Y
/ 8, 1900. ,,oo No 72s2
n n F.-At odd Fellow Iia'''
/ Academy avenue, February H. lsVo-
Pooer Williams Social Clup-At No
157 Westminster street FEBRUARY .
1900 y o. Market
square January 81 1900
,ruvedo Athletic Club-At corner 20. -
r,.aus and Tuxedo avenues, January -
and February 3, 1900 ,,,,s,o uall
UiIliam 4. Pratt-At MUSIC nan
January %. 1900 ,.,..,...o, fvorne,
what Cheer Wheelineu- =, - ~
r,iro wood and Potter avenue feDA" !"
- 70 n. II. 90 % "a 1900 80,
Young Mems Athletic Assoo 1917 ,oob
A. vVanskuck Hall. February q
Young Mems Benehc,al :, 1eoo
1oe Cranston street Fenrua =; - -, a.,
youns aides Social. brne,I,, v,ohr,,
riterarv Club-At Gaspee halh reO'"
airy IA, 1900.
PETITIONS GRANTED.
The following petitions were gra1te
o.. racor,, r7onsod: To onerele stNshl
boilers. The Kimball & Colweil 20"
CONTINUED on page Four0
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-02
FACTORY SALE OF UMBREL La

2e-inch Rain Umbrellas worth 0Oc
4ec.. factory sale price, each ....
2s-inch Rain Umbrellas. worth lOc
SOC, factory sale price, each
2s-inch Rain Umbrellas, worth ASc
SOC. factory sa' price. EACH
ee-inch es'Umbrellas.O Ores-
den handle, wort,4 zoe, factory 40C
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-02
NEW WSLETS.

No more with curtain lecture
win hubby's night be blest,
No more will he be henpeckeo' 9U'S
At last he is at rest.
A blissful,
Yes. and kissful'
New period will ensue;
A happy.
o-more-scrappy.
New era will be due
when wlfey will consent to
Accept the general rule
And go. with rapture penH' to
"-rbe Model-wifey school"
oh. but in hist'ry's pages
wen find that baleful mar
That thing of bygone ages
The matrimonial jar.
Divorces.
And such courses
No longer we shall see.
Dakota.
Most remote, an,
And obsolete will be,
When (prospect most tanscenalnsJ
Her interests wifey'n pool
In Joining and attending
The Model-wifey school"
Town Topics
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-02
THIRD ANNUAL SOCIAL OF
ORIENTAL LODGE A SUCCESS,

The third annual social OF Oriental
Lodge No. 2. X. Of r., was held IN
Oriental Hall last NJ ght, and the affair
was I'm every particular a most pro-
uounced success The IS couples present
enjoyed dancing TO the music Of Thorn
TOMS orchestra. AMI everybody seemed
IN be delighted with the arrangements.
which were In charge OF a committee
ccnslstlng OF 5. A. Durfee chairman;
Chester X. Lee. q. ". Sunderland.
Charles Hawkes.. T. NJ. Thornton. j.
Tavlor: fioor director.M G. Happoldt
assistant floor director. Chester X. Lee.
aids Charles Hawkins, q. T.. Winslow
refreshment committee, g. Il. WinsioV
~. &. Happoldt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-02
FACTORY SALE OF
FLOWERS AM ttAl HERS

A tremendous purchase OF desirable
goods for spring. Entire lots closed
out from the factories. Prices about
one-L,lf the cost OF manufacturing.
The. chance OF a lifetime for actual
bargains. Come as soon as you can,
but come anyway.
FANCY FEATHERS-worth C0c
49c. To 75c.. factory sale price -.
FANCY FLATHERS-worth
Ice. and SOC. factory sale DC
price ...................
vIOLETS in all shades. finest quality
made.
One lot, worth 75c.. factory sale 2Sc
price per bunch .................
One lot. worth 45c., factory sale tOc
price per bunch .................s
One lot. worth 29c.. factory sale ~
price per bunch ................. ~
One lot, 3 dozen, with leaves.
worth 15c. a bunch. factory Ic
sale price per bunch ......... w
One lot. is In bunch. with
leaves. worth 10c.. factory IL
sale price per bunch .......... -
ROSES in all the new shades
FACTORY SALE PRICES.
A 75c. bunch OF 4 Jack Roses 1Oc
for .....................
A ACC bunch OF Crush Roses 1Oc
A 25c. American Beauty Rose. t2r
with Lud and foliage ........... AoS
A 19c American Beauty Rose. o.
foliage and bud for ............ o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-02
FACTORY SALE OF TABLE
QAMASk.

1000 Remnants OF Damask fac
tory sale price, remnant zoc' Ol
TO ..-..,r,..........'. .'''''''
Cream Damask. eS inches wide.
retails for 39c. yard, factory 1S
sale price .........,.....'''.'''
Bleached Damask. retails for DO
soc yard, factory sale price
70-lnch Bleached Damask. .retails Az
for 69c. yard, factory sale price
Cream Damask, retails for 5sc Az
yard. factory sale price,.
Linen Doylies. factory sale 10
price. 6 for. ............,.....'
Fine Linen Doylies. factory D.
sale price. for.
Is Napkins. factory sale price. 40
dozen ..........-,........ ...'..s'.'
q Napkins, fast selvedge. fac 20
tory sale price. dozen........
q Napkins. fair value soc doZ- 10
en-. factory sale price, dozen.
q Napkins, real value SL25.- OS
factory sale price. dozen.....
Remnants OF Crash, all quail
ties. all lengths. factory sale AZ
price, remnant, &c. to.......
Turkey Red Table Cloths, pref
ty plaids, very desirable,
yards long, factory sale price, y(
each .....-..............
! 2ia yards long. factory sale ~
price, each ...............,.,,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-02
HOSIERY BARGAINS
FACTORY LOTS.

A stock OF Ladies' and Misses j
about one-third less than
price.
100 dozen laGies' imported fancy
Hose, including stripes and
polka dots. regular price per
pair csc. factory sale price
per palr...,............
20 dozen Ladies Extra Heavy
Fleeced Hose, regular price
per pair 19c.. factory sale
price per pair. ..,..........,.''
100 dozen Boys Extra Heavy
Cotton Hose, double knees,
double soles and high spliced
heel. unmatchable at per pair
25c. factory sale price per pair
30 dozen Boys Extra Heavy
Fleeced Hose, double knees
and soles, regular price per
pair 19c., factory sale price
per pair ...................
100 dozen Boys Extra Heavy
Cotton Hose. regular price per
pair 15c., factory sale price per
pair .......,..'..'...
40 dozen Gents Polka Dot
Socks, good value at per pair
19c.. factory sale price per pair
SS dozen Gents Wool Socks, in
natural grey and camel hair,
regular price per pair l9c.,
factory sale price per pair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-02
The WEATHER.

washington, Feb. 2.-For New ENG
land. continued cold and parry
n,anav tonight and Saturday with
probable snow hurries; fresh s'u'"
westerly winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-02
Mil Remnants
and
.)econds@s

The Spring sale OF our mill remnants
and seconds is now on.
There are over 500 different patterns
Of many fabrics. There are Cotton
Goods. seconds of Shirdngs, Lawns
Ginc'hams. silk stripe Ginghams, plaln
and embroidered Tsatlee silks, Chaln-
brays and Fancy Swiss Lawns.
There is the above hne Oh sooGs III
remnants as well. together with
complete assortment Of heavy, medium
and hight fiannels.
All of the goods afc remnants
and seconds of fabrics Of goods
we manufacture.
They are sold direct to you at
manufacturers prices.
Trains leave Providence for Lorraine.
connecting at Woodlawn at S:lO. SAD,
1925. :25 a. m. 1925, l:25, 2:25, so,
$40 p. m.
Trains returning leave Lorraine al
S.3S. AO:23, 1923 a m, 1928, LIS, z:zS
1923, A25, Ass, sos p. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-02

John Murphy pleaded guilty In. the
sixth district court today to the charge
OF being a sturdy beggar and was sent
20 the state work house for six months
Michael Mahon was fined $40 ana
costs. by Judge Sweetland, this morn
ing for the theft of coat. valued AT
8, and a vest, at 81, from John Holm
quist.
The complaint- of being a common
railer and brawler, upon which Catne-
rine Lannon was TO have been SEN
tenced In the Sixth district court, today,
was. upon the recommendation C. Miss
Denehy. the probation officer, continued
until March I'd
Francesca Magnellio, who was TO
have appeared in the Sixth district
court. today. to waive examination up
ON two complaints of assaulting Falco
Corozza and Guiseppi Natalie with
knife. failed TO respond and his bonds.
$500 I'm each case, were declared de-
faulted. 1t Is believed that Magnetic
has left the state.
Maggie Blackinbers was fined s. and
costs in the Sixth district court today,
for breaking several panes OF glass In
Mary J. FaIes' house. Mrs. Blacxin-
bergs 1s-year-old daughter resides with
Mrs. Fales. having left home to avoid
adverse influences and Mrs. Blackin-
berg was angry because the daughter
was sheltered there.
Charles Goden called at ths recruit
ing station on North lain street. yes
terday to enlist. Their he met Charles
Il. Treadwell OF Connecticut. who gave
him jolly. Treadwell said that he wai
going TO see his best girl and suggested
that II he could but wear Goden's watcl
his. Treadwells, girl would think
good deal more OF him. Goden loane'
the watch and Treadwell promptl
pawned II. Today Judge Sweetland fin
ed Treadwell $50 and costs.
blaze broke out in a pile OF rubbis
that was stored in the cellar of Pas
ouale Zoglio's grocery, 296 Atwell
avenue, yesterday dlNeTHoOH an
while there was great deal of smok
very little damage was done by flame
There was considerable excitement
the tenements located on the two foo
above the store until the firemen a
rived. Smoke did some little damage
the shoe store OF ]. Caruolo. which is
the same building.
A United States Census bureau h
been established on the third floor
the Board Of Trade building. two roof
having been secured I'm which two cler
are employed, who are sending out L
papers. The civil service rule does I
apply TO census enumerators; but in
der that people of intelligence and
ability TO apply horse-sense to tn
work may be engaged, the applica
are given one of these papers, which
the story OF boarding house In VIII
there are mixed marriages and all SO
of domestic and racial complexities
fn out regulation census blank
after reading it. the applicants are
that domicile.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-02
This
rs
Business y
announcement

To all to whom this may concern. be
IL known that /. Jacob Doll, or New
York city, have this day sold to suit
cliffe n. Widdup. all my stocks OF
pianos. both in Providence and Woon-
socket, and all pianos and organs ont
on lease, rented or otherwise, and all
payments due thereon are 20 be paid
to the said Sutcliffe ~ Widdup at 4S2-
asa Westminster street, Providence, X
1. Soliciting a continuance Of public
patronage for nay successor. NIL WIN
dup. Respectfully,
JACOB DOLL.
Providence, r. l., Jan. IL, 1sOo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-01

Diseases that attack women are worse thcn
pirates They torture long before they
Kill. Bat women can beat them of and
cut IL -nf alwn with DIR. picrcc's favoiite
Prescription This is womau's remedy
that has no alcohol, opium or other mar
co,ic in ii. II is the prescription OF Or.
L. V. Pierce, OF Buffalo, n. ", who Ets
devoted a long and successful life to the
study and treatment of diseases peculiar to
women. 1t ovcrcomcs irregularities, stops
tisagrceablc drains, bcaring.dow pains
and backachc; cures female weakness and
headache. 1t helps the girl over the diff
culties encountered when she enters wofn-
anhood; makes the period preceding ma
tcrnity time of comfort; and the newborn
enters the world without unnecessary
pain to the mother. At the turn of life
It is priceless TO womankind. Medicine
dealers sell II, and you should never
permit them to substitute other medicine
which they may urge upon you as just
as good"
II had been n great sufferer from female
custcr, Cooke Co., Texas. II tried four doctors
and none did me any good. suffered six ycnrr.
but at last found relief I followed your nd.
vice aud took four bottles Of Golden Medical
Discovery and eight of the Favoritc Prescrtp-
ton now feel like nssV lomdn. have
gained eighteen pounds