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and WorsGed yarns. have asked for al
extension OF time from their creditors
The liabilities OF the Arm are vartousiy
given at amounts ranging from 81 900 p
600 to 81. 100 900.
The plant OF the Albion Lumber com
pany, situated al Albion. Cal. wAS dss-
troyed by are. together With 400 900
fest OF lumber and 1000 cords OF tan-
bark. The dry kiln. store. hotel and
several dwellings belonging TO the CON
pany were also consumed. The l0ss
Is between 3l25.0o0 and $4,000.
r. Hogan ha. been named By the paly
wing OF the Montana democracy tof soy
eEnor.
Killed between PaviA ami santa narba
"a. PanIy, October /. Second Lieutenant
Max Wagner. Twenty sixth regiment, L.
;. V. infantry.
Sixteen thousand striking coal m,n~r,
marched in the Wiikr-bIrrr Libuf parade.
After the parade President Mitghcil al
dressed a crowd estimated at $500
The census bureau has announced Off
elaIly the population u Arkansas. the
first Of the states to be enumerated The
population Is 1911 .56l. an increase over
the population Of lsgO Of Isl, Is5, Os ID
50 per cent.
NillnmsP"rt, Pa, experienced the most
disastrous hTs in It's history rscsntly. The
big iOur-story shoe factory u J. L. payto
4 Co. occupying almost an entire square.
With It's great stock u finished goods AMI
raw material, was entirely destroyed.
\ four horse team driven by :. Lsvp
near Carson, Ore, ran away recrnSly. The
wagon, loaded with AaNlogs. vas ovsrtHrn,
Ell and LecP and two Of the horses we're
killed Near Copper Butte recently A,Ar
tin MArut vas killed in ruhaasy acct
dent
II has become known to the public that
thieves have entered the vatican at Rous.
forced a safe AMI carried off .r~uutira
worth 5000 lire and $40 lire IN silver
The safe. situated on the ssrgnd door, b.
longs to the management Of the apostolic
palace. which looks after the horsss AMI
carriages and decorations Of Il. Peter.
cathedral. Evidently the burglars aers
well acquainted with the apartment ami
prepared for the theft. Thus far invs.t,
cations by the vatican police have b~sn
without result.
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THE TELEGRAPH SUMMARY
NEWS OF THE WORLD IN BRIEF
Complete Review Of the EVeats 81
the Past Wsek-In Thts ana Yer
sixn LAads-raksa Hrom the lat
est Dispatehsa.

Fire destroyed four brick business
buildings at sheldon, Ill. The loss Is
SIS. 900; insured.
Joseph Adems, a prominent lawyer OF
Philadelphia. committed suicide in a
fashionable hotel in the center Of the
city.
The United States immigration on
GERS are aiding Canada TO prevent and
detect japanese NATURALIZATION frauds
In British Columbia
The dry goods store called La valen-
ella, owned by SebastiOn. Robert 4 Co..
was burned recently at New Mexico.
The loss Is estimated at 5000. II was
insured for $4,000 In foreign eompa-
nteA
In Atlanta. Georgia. young men Of
good families were principals In q fatal
duel. Shefleld Harrington was shot
In four places and Walter Hudson wa
wounded once. The trouble is said to
have arisen over a love affair.
Wolf Brothers bank Of Centeryflle.
Mich, was rOobed Of $4,000. The
thieves blew the vault open with dyna-
mite. The bank was insured in the
Bankers Mutual Casualty company Of
Dies Molnes for 10000 against loss by
burglars or FIRE.
Captains Bodies and Bulger, United
States inspectors OF steam vessels, have
suspended for one year the license OF
A. W. WOodslde. captain Of the May
Flint, which sunk In San FranelAeo bay
two weeks ago, after collidlng with the
battIeship Iowa.
A fast freight train crashed into a
switch engine at Durand, Mich, on the
Detroit. Grand Haven 4 Milwaukee
railroad, killing Engineer Thomas
Hamlin of Detroit and Fireman John
Linden Of Iona Samuel Beck. brake
man. was Injured. Tweuty-iour load
ed cars were buried and both engines
were demolished.
Thanks TO the efforts Of Colonel Sam
uei NJ Whlteside, commander Of the
department OF San Diego and Puerto
Principe. and the other officers in
charge no case Of yellow fever has been
reported there since December. One
hundred miles Of streets are swept
daily.
William Brown & Sons, wool dealers.
who also own and operate the Phoenix
Mills company. manufacturers Of top
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Total Contribution,

Austin. Tex. Oct. 1.--RsgardlnR the
contributions for the Galveston suffer.
ers. Governor sayers gave out the fol.
lowing statement:
The amount Of money received by me
up to noon. September 30, for the bsne-
1t Of the storm sufferers is ts72,47s 20
This includes S3s2929 that remained
In my hands Of the fund contributed
for the BRACES valley sufferers Last
year. It also includes all drafts and
authorizations to draw which are In
transit and are yet uncollected.
This statement II must be borne In
mind, embraces only moneys and re-
mlttances that have been made to me
and also amounts for which I
have been authorized to draw"
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Occur a'AIene striker. Released.

San Francisco Oct. 2-The United
States circuit court of appeals has rem
dered q decision on the quashing OF the
indictments against the ten men who were
arrested at Occur d'Alene during the min.
ing strike there last ysar for interfering
with the United States mails. 1t was
shown that the men did not know that the
train they interfered with carried United
States mails Ten men now imprisoned At
san Quentin, Cal, under the indictments
will be released as soon as the decision
reaches Idaho and the necessary papers
can be sent from that state to the warden
at san Quentin.
The 10 men who are now imprisoned at
San Quentin as a result OF the former
trial, and who will be released in accord
anee' with the decision Of the court Of
appeals are: Francis Butler, Mike Nal
vey, P. F. ODonneIl, Arthur Wallace,
John Lueinnette, Henry Maroni, Louis
salla, Edward Albinola, =. X. Burris,
Dennis OROurke.
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Victor win have nsh hatchery this
winter.
Montana Is one Of the few states that
10 free from child labor.
Plans have been drawn for a new
Methodist church at Great Falls.
Great Falls has Just received its first
full etrlOad Of tea for local consumers.
The shipment OF apples from the Bit
ter root valley continues to be large.
The grand lodge. X. Of p. was organ
lied in Montana at the city OF Butte in
1855.
Within the past week two different
mountain lions have been seen in the
vicinity Of Missoala.
y. b. Moss has shipped 20 double
deck cars OF sheep from Billings to his
range at M0orecraft, Wyo.
The estimated increase Of the grain
crops for western Montana Is placed at
25 per cent over that Of 1888
A 20pound head Of eauliflower Is on
exhibition at Pony, that was raised by
J R. Hurts on the PeAse ranch.
1t Is estimated that over 10000 tons
Of wheat and Oat straw will 70 up In
smoke In the Flathead valley this sea
son.
A contract has been let for a wooden
mill at Big Timber. to be completed be-
fore January l. The lowest bid, 81.
1880. was accepted.
Labor Commissioner Calderhead BE-
lleves that an eight hour law for the
mines and smelters In that state Is a
necessity as q sanitary measure.
DR.. E w. Hagyard. superintendent Of
the thoroughbred department of the
Bitter Root stock farm. has arrived
home from his European trip. He
brought with him 10 high-grade brood
mares and allles. nine Of which were
imported direct from England. It Is
said that the bunch cost Mr.. DAILY In
the neighborhoOd OF $4,000. Upon
his arrival the animals were placed In
quarantine At the Corvallis station.
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Washington, Oct |. Owing 10 the al
vanee in the price of silver Dirsctnr Of the
Mint Roberts today increased the prizes
to BE- paid by the government Tor silver
purchased from So to 81 cents a standard
ounce. The government at present pur
ehases only such silver a. IL contained n
gold deposits from the kloudiks and other
gold producing sections. Under the sr
Isting status all silver in gold deposit. Ia
paid for at the market prce The price
has advanced steadily since 500. whsn 4,
touched " cents for a standard ounce. The
new price Is to go into effect on Monday
The director Of the mint has al.o ehanyr,
the rupee from its silver to It. gold value
to go into effect at the beginning pf the
next quarter. Although England placed
India ON a gold basis some time ago nc
official information was received To that
effect until very recently. The silver
rupee had previously been the standard
Indian coin and was valued at 2O5 cent.
Under the gold standard the rupee will bs
on at its gold value. 32.4 cent.
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UREGON,

Southern Oregon is complaining of
cattle thieves.
Hop picking Is finished in all yards,
and the baling Of the crop will now 20
forward.
The pioneers Of Morrow county will
hold a reunion at Heppner. October 5.
A carload Of fine Lincoln bucks from
llderton, Ont. arrived in Shaniko the
other day.
J. n Neal shipped 1900 horses from
the Jordcn valley recently and will
ship more soon
A stranded whale about 50 feet in
length was one Of the sights for the Gu
rieus at Seaside last Saturday at Asto-
ria. says the Historian.
A Gloria Mundl apple, from the
place Of @. W. Cochran near Eugene.
measured Is inches in circumference
and weighs one aud one-half pounds.
VIM Sunruitt. q Russian farmer,
was shot and killed at Sauyies
island. twelve miles from Portland, by
Al Kittemyer, a stepsOn. There had
been illfeeling between the men for
some time, growing out Of trouble re-
garding land.
Sheepmen are complaining OF big
losses Of sheep in the mountains. w.
H. Graves has lost 200; G.. J. Wagner.
1870; Peter Boudan, 500; and N. C..
LOngfellOw about 100. It Is believed
wholesale stealing is being carried on
by an organized gang OF thieves.
The taxpayers league Of Portland Is
becoming deeply interested in the pres
ent policy Of improving and maintain
Ing the street pavements Of the city,
and the unsatisfactory results Of the
system which has been and Is now in
vogue have impressed them with the
necessity Of a radical change.
Walter Nice OF Wolf Greek, IS miles
north Of Baker City.23 years old, was
attending a self-feedIng thresher re-
Gently when 1t became clogged. In
trying to clear the machin his right
foot was caught in the machinery and
the whole leg was torn to shreds up to
the knee. A surgeon was summoned
from Baker City and reached the young
man the same evening. Amputation
Of the shattered bones was successfully
accomplished.
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RelIlsz, IN. nrC a tsnll aailsasnta
% Jhr ksa4lhH nisAy hIsa a-asly
rv,IssaI. There b.ins % asefs egsl ~ AA4l
na,ls4sl5n i, .lspg.I ga lac s,L4glGI
Coal sr4f4r ~ t.f - he lhtArtrtse trails
i, roHrrnsd e Practically 80 snmflet~
stsnIsfnl Tins r,uiiEon sdi s1-ct a
ttr1 Lrgx aIas!.rr ii r44.fa.i.I msa al
alag thr line.
he t.~.pitng rompiay l. lr~ptng UP "a
rl,h u eais tnsa tae " -st Nisstnil ~yft
coal GsAls ,I Harrisburg laI .higp~u,-
burg Nb,yH so care arrs .sng tao pisE
- aaurs ard tAs nus sraruZ All - roa
liuuri uutli further aag.s~ 10 "a aalS,l
tasI . number # lfma 10 easarra t'suasyi
wanna are short IT b,,arinals coal arsi
that they are having -suu4is "A sztg.Ag g.
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mana


Tha naekinr houae. Of HoIaa ar hs,.x
Win the prune erop.
TIE postOfbce a. Merihian vas burg.
iarired one nirht lass veek.
Next Monday win 80 tha fruia arv.
err az tha PotlateA IN ooeratton
The arse carsoaa Of hrick ever shin.
"a frou, Stuar1 - 49, .k,.-...s =,
Kamiah.
MIRA Dan Noah committed suIeiaa
near Idaho Fails hy swallowing -.
belle seid.
Two Idaho pears are ON exhibstIon In
Boise which wera grown ~ ,ha rareh
Of w. 8 Nhlteheaa near that e,,v
They weigh q ounce each
n 4. a@firnatn.R ehat ssO nna ,,,..A.a
Of grain viii ba received A. Cnl a. g.
IdAho. this seascn.
T. =. Davia one OF thu uloneeru NJ
Idaho and a weIIknOwn farmer Of
Boise valley A. dead
Parties i'm Nez perez eonntv ..ols !.
band Of 400 horsea from ahA Iraian.
and shipped them east
The large threa-etorx hn,Iafr, d.
Kendrfck'a new nour min q eorr,ets
ana ready for the maeAtnerv
There are one million hn.Aas. ~
wheat stored along SNAKE river h.
tween Lewiston ana Ripara
Ed. ]. Maher ana Ms wife AZ wallace
were arrestad A Rurka - - -
Sheriff Sutherland ON a ehar~a ~ ~.
fantjcide
The football team A. University 4.
praeticinK daily. practice rama win
be played with Lewiston on the loeaI
gridIron Saturday
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i'AAA.irlpAla. Oeg. 5The iiriiiah sa6s,a.
ssip E4gis Roiss. CapansA He's isaa, issm
i.Dn.isA ts' PAiiAsiripAls. sAl~A zas.ei bSas
The DslA-ais b1sAk~atsf tssiay. wpasss
that al ! e'riSek yesterday naaFnanw IA
r,ilAlsd nith The bEitisA straaass MA.
hum N~s fOsk sspssashss ~ ks Ma.
chester. kHgLaa.i. aad that tbs latter vs.aal
@aA Tbs eIPSsih VI the EasA~ Posal -
per. gAss oil A4H.ts SsFv takes ~ Ia
h.SiA b~tsFs chs ssAk ash sili b. AwvasAa
Asts
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Striker. stand Firm.

Scranton, Pa, Oct. 4.--There are no
Indications whatever that there will be
any response tomorrow to the notices
posted by the Delaware, LAekawanna L
Western, Lehigh Valley, the Hillside Coal 4
Iron company, asking their mine EN-.
Ployes to return to work on the proposed
wage increase Of 10 per cent and powder
reduction TO contract miners with an ad.
justment Of miners wages based thereon.
The strikers everywhere are positively
determined on taking no action which is
not ordered by President Mitchell and the
executive board Of the United Mine Work.
en
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- v u'ors 'atarrh IN thts ssstian q s~u
arHntFT 'hsa all atha+ Aiaaas-s sus 800 =, =. !
80 th@ asst tHW TsArs vas sauu,ss.l Is - n
alAo'H Fnr gtsat Macy vsars o., s,r. a.,
ssu,eohss ard By constantly falifna e. sss. w.h
- u-aiiHent pronounced i ,,urab ne z..t-r~,
VfN-n 0atsfTa H. - eul,#f ia lra.l a,aass-
80 NefAf"fE requires rpnsttstIt an al tru.tr,-,f
ttAIfs tstsrrh JaTr, nn4n,ffarfarrs -
.s.ssy %. Tpla,te. ohio, i the 7agg rara,itg
" r"'s ~ he sasrtst q ts taa-a Isssrrs y,
sa bs,.@ trota ~ argps 70 taaspss q fa4 I, 80
mrttp % The blnnd snA tnHcasss surface. - az
y-t~m ltsT offer eps hansifz,l 4.lIays "a, -.
tsstinanisls. Addrszs -fN
c1lENET . co. rals.,s. q.
hsHs Family PNls ara the hsat
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Mputfssl uvt. ~. y th4saslA st
The hoasfral C1id stag A Fsrvaas
company hi' bsrn ''Isate'l "a 4 ssasss Il
conspiracy. The irrrst "a ia runnrrtiln
with that IT Nrstlii' aad NtGuaagA. af
rested has sgsk on .Alss-, 4 istfi lsl,as
The Merchants hlak q tiAht,4 a,st Of
50 80 b. melHa ID irs,aialgat nasvl4s,4ss
TrevIpta
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- 80 - WTIIIT
bAAHs in,o ySuF saoss Aasa's Hssa nasa.
s1s~dsF for TIE fest IL @aGss usAt %
ssw sesss feel easy Iiv.s tnsSaai rsliss -
fSNas ssd susiona tIs ne fruassss so.,,
ssFt discovery 81 The age Carss suolIsa
-, CLUSTERS and eallSas spsts Allsa' a
NoS~ 9Aas " esFtain care fos laaYnvtas
Raile, sSsatthH, snasFtin9. bet. aahina fsst
Ne AAFs ever y. 90 tssti asohlala tIsar@
wAls ysa YAH All drusatsss SaA shos
slssss eel n As. TnAI paekaas TREl
nal Address. Allsa }. ot1sasA, Il
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Maaieb. uet. D. Frises AiA~st II Nd.
sism. h~ir fpParsnl to The tAfess Il tAst
ss'ahlss. as' HassSisa ss.lay h tAs DaaAs
khAah@tA u Bavaria. TAs sttl sass.
Es'ny tex Phhr~ II he iAEsas sss@ al
.'a tsiba-sd By svissses sssviss - ~
capri fgsai after uAAh tAssv saa q ~
etPgtsa,
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M'lw1uksr, Via. OF ? JnAgr Sea
man in The unitsd STATES Ii,trirt court
has rendered dsrt'an irpyjng tho ~
t'''"n OF III" Chicago board Of trade ~
temporary injunction restraining several
hh~aak"n soeaIlsd haskst ,h.ps frum
u''ng quotations u the Garage t.aarl
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San Francisco, Oct. As the steamer
Columbia from Portland was nearing her
dock the FeTybOat Berkeley crashed into
her, ripping large hole in the Columbia :
side two feet above the water line, but
not otherwise injuring her. The Berkeley
was not injured to any extent. There vas
a panic on both vessels, but no one was in
injured.
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The sharp window glass factory a,
retu' IND. which closed down lately
owing 70 strike bas resumed opsra.
tiohs under cooperative manaRamsn.
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Lorenzo Marques, Oct. Am explo
sion occurred at komatipoort while the
British were destroying the Boer ammuni
ton, resulting In the death Of 20 Gordon
HiRhlanderA.
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Baaes-Ps~sII @, Py.,o,,..

Pretoria, oct 2--GcnpraI BADEN PRIV.
oil h'' arrived here 10 take charge II the
police IN the Tr4nsvaal anu Oranss Riv.,
colony, with force Of 1910 men.
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,,a "s'"gton' oct a,--The censu. bureau
s mu,1 thai the population Of Seattle
,m s,.o Ia sO.67l a. against 4asa7 n
s so". I'M. Is an increase Of 81 ,s94, Or go.
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TraseaZ q WalIaes.

Another terrible tragedy has occurred at
Wallace, Idaho. Matt MaiIey, an old
bachelor, who kept . cigar store, Is the
victim. His murderer IL unknown.
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90 not believe P1co's Cure for Con.
Hmpuon has an equal Tor c,,,sh. ~
"a EJohn Boyer. Trinity spr,nSs
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Thomas q. sA.arm..I.n.,.

New York, Oct. Thomas @. Shear
man. the famous lawyer and single tax adj
vocate, died at his home in Brooklyn
Death followed surgical operation.
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Mothers win find Mrs.. n lnslov's soo.A.
~ syrup the bess rvmsdy TO use for mai,
hiiorsn during lns testhinV period
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w. ., Pinard. national organizer for
sno oarbers, died few days aro. His
homo was in Memphis. Tenn.
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Contagious
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There Il no poison % hiRhIy eontaxICuA
% deceptive and 90 destructive. Don't be
TO szEe you are cured because all external
aGns Of the disease have disappeared, and
NE oeetoG says you are well. Many Der.
cons have beea dosed with Mercury ana
HotA1h Tor noaths % years, and pro-
noaaesd cured ito realize when too lata
sAas tAs disease was only covered mp
EAh0 1e006s IRE. dsixes from ne
eu1 again, and 70 their sorrow and morris
oal4on And thoss nearest and dearest 70
them have bees infected By this Ioatt.
eoDe diseaso, fer no other poison Il %
eassly transmitted from parent 70 child
- thAA Often . bad case d Rhsumatisn.
cstasrA, oerofuia o. severe akin diseasa.
- ~ core 90 uleeT developing IN middle
We. eas b traced 70 blood poison con-
= s"~s1 ne SIN Of DO Pnr@mG.
Ne, Ess h remains smoldsrinR In the sys.
tsm fOEsveE, unlsss properly treated and
esiven cut In the begisnin9. 9. 3. 8. b
ehe Only antidots for this pseuiiaT virus.
n oaly remedy knoWn that can over.
eoms = and dEiys Il out ef the blood, and
= doss thie % thoroughly and eaectuaiIy
mat tnefe 10 sever return of the disease
- emsesEaas o. humiIisse you afterwards.
AAA cures Contagious Blood
.OO Poison In any and al
~~~S tages; contains No
mineral to break down
your eonStitution; Il h
purely vegetable and the oaiy blood puri.
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2 the sGms time builds up the general
AaAlth.
Or ilttis book % eontags0us blood
esisos b the most oomplsts snA instSue.
Re svss iasusd; Il moi onIy tsfis al |
1bSut this disease, but also how 70 euro
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NEW YORK Silver certificates. ssH
6sShc: bar silver. ssAc. MsEieaa
dollars. l0tic.
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Mrs. Pf2khans HeIps
Two w0nsem ThrO@gh
0ha1Us 81 Life and 0mros
Another 81 SfoPiIffys
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"DEAH MRs- PmKHAN-Ths doctor
eeys have congestion of the womb,
end cannot help me. There Is aching
IN the right side of abdomen, hip, leg,
ana back II you can do me any good,
please write. Mrs. NNA CaAGn
Fulton, N. Y, December 20, 1897.
"DEAR MIS- PnKHAM-I followed
your instructions, and now want
every woman suffering from female
trouole TO know how good your advice
and medicine Il. The doctor advised
an operation. / could not bear 10
think OF that, 50 followed your adviee.
1got better right on. took six bottles
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pound and used three packages of
SanAtive Wash; also took your Liver
Pills, and am cured. Nina. NINA
CHASE, Fulton, NJ Y, December IS.
DHAB MES. PNKHAM-Have been
suffering for over . year and had three
doetors. At time Of menstruatfou I
suffer terrible pains In back and
cvArtes. have headache nearly everv
day, and feel tired all the time. Thu
doetor said my womb was out of place.
would be 90 glad II you could hell, me. !"
Minis. GAIL Voss, Sac City, Iowa.
August 1, 1895.
Please accept my oincers thanks for
TIE good your advice and Lydia z.
t1nkham's Vegetable Compound has
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me 70 do, and used only three bottles.
and feel better in every respect.-
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