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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1900-02-14
Well Informed

Monday morning. .r
The passenger in the elevator OF the
large apartment house shifted the
air. ~
"seems to me, William" she said,
"I smell cabbage"
"Yes'm," replied the elevator boy.
"The Fergusons, on the third hoor
back, is cookin' 'em fur dinner"
Tuesday afternoon.
eff I am not mistaken, WiilRm,
there is strong odor OF muttd
here"
"Yes'm. They're havin' mutton
fur dinner at the Welkerson's, on theS
next floor, about hallway back"
Wednesday.
civilian, where does that smell of
onions come from?"
"Comes FIN the Cluppinses's ,ma'am.
Their company's gone, and they don't
have no meat to-day"
Thursday evening.
t'I think I notice o flavor of soap
in the atmosr here, William"
"Yes'm. The Brinkmeyers is
doin' their washin'. They do that
every two weeks"
Friday.
"Who's having fish to-day, Will,
iam?"
1.-The Swallingers, on the fourth
floor, the Biddlecombes, an the Gift
fords, an the shadwells, on the Sec
ond floor, an the Jordleses, on the
third, The Dorans is goin' to have
turkey, but they haiu't begun to cook
It yit."
"Do you know what we are to have
for dinner, Willism?"
"Yes'm. Cold meat an turnips--
but I won't tell anybody, man,
Chicago Tribune.
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TRAIN ROBBERS Shot.
Bob cnd Sam Curry Killed Alter q
20C0-Mi!a Chase.
All-DhY FIGHT WITH RIFLES.

George Curry. Leader OF the Gang, Got
Away-Union + rinc Detectives Fol.
lowed the 3Ien Into tho HoIe.in-the
Wall Countrv-S1:,o00 Reward Fo,
the Two Men Killed.
CASPER, Wyo. Especial. D.-Atter desper-
ate conflict lasting all day chase that
had covered more than 1000 miles Of the
worst mountain territory 10 the United
States came to I'D end in the Hole-in-the-
Wall country On Saturday and two Of the
members OF the outlaw gang that robbed
tho Union Pacific overland mail last May,
otter wreckinS the train with dynamite,
we're shot to death. Bob and Sam Curry,
road agents, were killed. The other Curry,
George, the leader of the band, escaped.
HE Gght was provoked by the Currys
when they found that posse OF five Union
IAeidcs sdeteclives, led by James Hazen, OF
this place, brother OF Sheriff Hazen, whom
the robbers killed a day or so after tho
;kobbetN had followed them into their lnir
IN Sh8 6okh OF the Hole-in-the- Wall dis
etSiet ne detectives located the Currys
yfn AE0h<4&t two weeks ago, where they
though tS4py were living undetected. The
Dbhers atpncs made for the Hole-in-the-
I'LL by WI &soitie northern route, and the
detectivse followed.
Hazsn kFxiyed hore with bullet in his
arm and tN0sof his men are slightly hurt.
Two OF thS horses were killed. He saws
they cameaipon the Currys as the bandits
wet&,l xng1p m old log hut and the fight
becaDb general ut once. Both sides used
WIncdssters sat close quarters, the bandits
taklnesrefa6s behind the logs Of their
camp While the oficefs screened them
selves Behfld neatbys bouiders. They were
within 100 yards of1enSh her, each pick
Ing at the other side like dian fl ghters.
= The Rcers finally begin to shoot
straigEE at The cotton %6od logs which
screened the bandits, a&d BOON had the
satisfaction OF seeing oneSfthe Ioad agents
spring up, shot by bullet that passed
through the log. After EsYs hours OF
aghting the remaining TIVE inch 3amped up
ana attempted to run up ein side:
One was killed, but theS &Dt awny
though lie was followed th5 $40 GERS. q
These men secured SS6,O00 inst he rob.i
5ery, but much Of 1t was fn unsf 5cug-
cency. Eighteen THOUSAND dollatYas 0t-;
tered in rewards for theH ca ptuS8 eadl or;
alive. The officers divide S1o30183 the
:wo dead bandits. & I,
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EOreigD.

Senior Cesario Alvin, Project OF the
Federal District OF Brazil, an Office second
only to thut Of President OF the republic,
has resigned. There have been serious dis
orders In all the States, due to the veriQca-
tion OF the election returns.
A refugee at Durbau. Natal. from Johnu-
nesburg reports that IN explosion has
wrecked Begble'5 engineering works 1T
Johannesburg. Those works were the
chief depot for manufacturing shells for
the big guns OF the Beers.
Tho Russian Government. Mt the request
OF the Government OF Persia, has author
ized the Lonn Bank OF Persia to take up
the loan Of sl7 ,57s, l25 about to be issued
In Persia. 80, -1s-.rSH
The French Navy bill was Introduced in
the Chambers OF Deputies. The estimates
show q largo tncrease In expenditure tc
cover proposals OF shipbuilding. coast de.
fence and independent cable communlcu.
tion with the colonies. '..-.
A German officer who was previously OK
PEELED from France for spying .hns been re.
arrested in Paris. He deoiares that for the
purpose OF spying he rendered. sassistanc
to the French staff. "a go - sszs
The supreme question, folsthe hQi3&lhl
England, is the efIeetwhIQ Ept,
ler's failure In South &
the fortunes oitle(
Tho police found q lns sYhss;
slenela. Spain, and 1Qg, ,geO cart.s
ridges aadsalnf Hes
General ssc sssbt [ tsSdf of fhstG Colon bIal
arfny. iias Defeats 81 rebels nt Raeara
manga. Genes jnn also dsieatsd the
& 9he ealllns sis .Rsyss g ths pnss.l {
mlkan that he Is fo s1c6e6d Prestdent Diaz
as Executi I've ot the Ippn6 6iles =
Two men were killed and Lieutenant
Beatty and two ofteTs injured by the
busting OF q gun ON tie ~ nlted States
2gdaboat Wheelmg 40 Hong Kong Harhor.
Herr Euggsns Richter, in Berlin, says
that tho e1p8nses OF the German navy from
1901 to 1890 will amount to 81, 56S, ,25O, 600.
The Dowager Duchess Of Schleswig'
Holsteln, mother OF the Empress OF GeS.
many. died at Dresden
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C,ollnx Notes.

The New York, state Division ofs tho 2sl:
tnrv Road Club OF Amsrica has afrpnged
tor this wear mileage CONTEST tcrs which
rold bars will be offered for egsfys 1000
one .ofgthe strongest udoHsm6nts ever
.tartsd by vheefr is the on nov under
wsv ~ for Securing sidepat snch local.
,,isss s M as.siii NOT spefmit o the fmfn diHte
bullaipg. az good 70 dss SS;
ar, Nd III III. fks. ssasntiai changes In the
- ssisTy z if&. standHrd makers for 1900 are
shts as GS Is * of detail that will arouse
SIsT,; stas5S IN. sxpsrIenced and intelligent
riders b1f VII hot be nppreclable to the
newcomsriih the sport.
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The Labor WorIiI.

About 5000 laborers are mt present en-
ployed Oh the Panama Canal:
Farmers say that not for years have
laborers been so scarce as at present.
Two hundred brlckmakins concerns i1
Westphuiia land the Rhine country have
sforlned pool. -. ....>.~
Z. The wages oi1sOO employees Of the Lehlgh
Valley Coal Company, at Hazleton, Penn.
have been raised. IA
The oilers strike extends throughout
tthe whole OF Northern Bohemia. Seventy
twothousand men are Idle.
Skilled labnsis ut premium In Europe
and more esfGoiaiiy I'm England, owing te
the present trouble with south ,Airtsa. =
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GoEBEL WINS THE CONTEST.
The Board Declares He Was Legally
Elected Governor OF Kentucky.

FRANKFORT, Ky. Especial. Will.
lam Goebel lay ut the point OF death In his
room Us the result OF an assassin's bullet,
the contesting boards, which for two weeks
had been listening to the evidence in his
contest for the Governors chair, decided
him entitled to the seat.
The boards having in charge tue con.
tests between Goebel and Taylor for Gov.
;ernor and Beckham and Marshall for
Lieutenant Governor met Tuesday 10 tue
City Hall to consider the evidence sub.
mitted to them and prepare their report to
the Legislature.
A few legal authorities were read to them
at the REQUEST Of Senator Allen, who wished
light shed upon few doubtful points. The
vote was then taken, and by strict party
vote OF 10 to l William Goebel was declared
to have been legally elected Governor OF
KI,ntnnl.:
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e Fr,~nt.ned a.. Z M H,s vie to Death.

ssAaice Brobst. wife OF Frank Brobst. a
sesuell drlllsr, died uu Ter peculiar cir
,Slstancss at Ksokomo, Ind. Brobst re-
urned d4sem the gas1eld, and on passing
window OF his home saw his wife sitting
,n tho edge OF the bed. Brobst tapped on
:he window pane, and as he passed around
% the door heard her fall TO the floor.
Bursting the locked door he FOUND her
lead Death was due to fright. They had
been married only short time.
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l,rnInInant ReOpIe.

Canon Henry Twells, Il well-known Eng
lish writer OF hymns, Is dead.
Lord Rosebery occasionally amuses him.
SELF after dinner by writing verso.
Congressman Grosvenor, of Ohio, invar-
iabIy wears carnation in his buttor hole.
Andrew Carnegie has given $500 900
toward an endowment fund for Blrmingy
ham (England) University. 5Ss
I Governor General Davis, OF Puerto Ricol
stands six feet two, and every incha q sol.
dier Of the American type.
Admiral Dewey has not taken advantage 9
OF the right given him by Congress to go
on the floor OF either house.
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CATTLE HAVE : RAB,E6s1
Number OF Pennsylvania Herds FL
Under Quarantlne.

BELIHgosrE, Penn. (Specis.j. The farm:
ers In Penn and BEush Valleys, thtsSco unity,
have been pasturlngGlars number OF cat
lie ca the Brush the Seven Mountain.
4 few daSs & IA ss3s b n 6srs went 10 Io0k ai.
ter the cattle. anii found AZ wzssi stbie
to get nenr tlems o@ftE5 the fast that q
NUN her OF tt EN- acted as su I.
tering from the rabies. &c 10 M ss
The State Live Stock Eanits B6afd OF
Harrisburg was notified, and Qtn! Rit-
ter, agent OF the Board. is nov Ing
IN Investigation He found fhq tLeq
50 alarming that lie placed q sr{et
quarantine every farm In Niles HnsatEy
4 number OF cattle have besn kfltedsby OF
.ter Of DR.. Ritter. s:sffH ~
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MURDERS sY MUTlNEERs;
Captain, Mate and Three OF tho q
Of the Ethel Kilied.

Captain, Mate and Three Of tho CreE
Of the Ethel KILLED. ~
VICTORIA, B. c. (SpeciaD.-Mall algicesI
:ell OF wholesale tragedy on the New
Zealand brIgantine Ethel in the .straita
settlement. She sailed from Broonae,e
Western Australia, 10 November withium.
Der, and had been posted as missing.
A telegram to the Governor of:the eStrnits
settlement from the British Consul at Ba.
lavia said the vessel had been scuttled by
part OF her crew, who had mutipted aud.
murdered the captain and owner, John Az
fred Riddle, together with bis son, thes
mate, tue carpenter md three OF the crew.
The mutineers, who numbered thirteeD,{
reached Maccassar one OF them 1nforpik
The Dutch authorities, who arrested
nutineers and seized the yatuabies and
other property they had stolen.
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TRAIN ROBBERS KILL DEE
Chree OF the Gang Captured After DE
,gf perate Struggle.

4'tE- perate Struggle. G
HOLDEN. Mo. (speciaD. John Jackson, a
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad de-.
;ective, was shot and killed by train sSob:s
,ers q few days ago. sSapssn ntendeAE
Hardy at Sedalia was informed, bNf&e
woman that plot had been laid to Hold
ap the Missouri Pacific train at thispolnt.
Hardy organized posss at Sedata and at
Warrensburg the Sheriff organized party,
the two consolidating aud coming here to.
await developments. S@s8 "a
AS the robbers did notsappear here the
posse went to their rendezvous. As they
spproached the house the door was thrown
open and man dashed ont With assRfstol
In each hand. He afed blauk ~
Jackson, the bullet stftktHRS Fin
lie center OF the ioreh6adJ p9 efraE 0the
brain. A second bandit
and the firing became gsnerAts one 6t i[
robbers crying out 81 am shot $he % 4
Tie posse captured John kss 2 l!5y
Jesse Snead, who were taken s. 4 / n
burg and are being strongly 90 81
prevent lynching. Henry hores,
:fthe gang was captured several day hgo,
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pro,p,rity sisown by Passports,

p. The general prosperity OF the country is
indirectly indicated by the fact that the
passport business OF the State D Departmsnt
at Washington, has doubled in the last
year. Comparatively few people 20 abroad
in times of financial depression. Tie num-
ber OF passports issued in the month Of
January, 1900, were 1900, against ESQ In
January, 1898.
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Surveyed the

Surveyed the OriAoco River Bar.
The United States steamer Dolphin ar
rived ut Newport News, VA, from Soutt
America with a party OF engineers who hut
made q survey OF the bur ut the mouth o:
the Orinoco River. The work was not com
pleted as tho uufavora BILE weather inter
fered greatly with the surveys.
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GIRL RELEASED FROM THE HAaEM
Italy's Ultlmaturn to the Turkish Gov
ernment Was Needed. -

CoSsTASrfNorLH (By 'Gable).- italian
Embassy sent'an ultluutnm to tile Ports
In regard to heItallau girl, Sylvia Gsineli,
who was placed in a harem by a Turkish
officer. The Porte had previously refused
to release the girl on the ground that she
was OF age aud had n n5racst Islamsn.
. The uItimatum stated that, uulsss tie
girl was handed over to theenbassy with.
In twenty-four hours, diplomatic relations
would be broken or. ,:.;.E
The Government subseqpently directed
that the girl be rsleassd'an1 she was turned
over the Italian Representative.
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Four Lost in Oyster Schooner wreck.

The oyster schooner Nausett, which was
wrecked of Watch Hill, was owned Eby Jo-
,eph Marks. OF Dighton, Mass. She left
that bort having aboard Marks, his two
children. Willie and Eddie, aged twelve
aud ten, respectively, and Thomas Meldtn,
an elderly sailor. 1t is believed that all on
ooard were lost. 10
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NO FEDERAL INTERFERENCE
Unless the State Authorities, Unable 70
Maintain Order, Call For Assistance.

UniesS tho state Authorltles, Unaple to
Maintain Order, Call For Assistance.
WASHINGTON, D. C. (SpecIal).-No inter
ence by the Federal authorities In the Ken.
lucky troubles Is looked for by the OFFICIALS
here, ut lsast not so long as the State au.
thorities are able to control the situation.
r., however, the situation should be-
come so serious that the State authorities
are unable to deal with 1t and should call
upon the Federal Government for assist
ance to suppress the disorder, troops
would, OF courae, be sent.
But this would only'be done rs last re
sort and upon the representations OF tae
State officials tha: they had eShau sted all
their resources and were powerless to copo
with the situation.
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KILLED IN FILIPINO TRAP.
Insurgents Suffered Heavy Loss While
Ambusl,ing Americans.

Ambushing Americans.
MANILA (Dy Cable).--A scouting party OF
the Twenty fifth infantry, while operating
near Subig, was ambushed by the insnrs-
ents. A lieutenant and three prlvates were
killed. and two or three privates wounded.
A company some distance in the rear,
on hearing the firing. hurried to the scene
and recovered tho bodies.
The locnl papers assert. though the
statement Is not confirmed, that the in
suryents lost forty In killed and wounded.
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Trouble Between Brazil and Bolivia. {
Brasilinu gunboats and troops have been
s6ptto enforce the protocolas to boundary
si}s1its agfesd upon between Brazil and
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Heauty 70 BIooa Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy, Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, .by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all all nm n
purities from the body; Begin today 20
Danish pmp!s. b9s blOtchlss pA
Csscarets for ten cents. All drug
eists, satIfaction guaranteed. l0c. 25c, SOC.
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Our Adopted Islsnds.

Tie latest reports from Hawaii state that
there are thirty-four cases ofthe plaRue at
HonolulussThere have psen twenty
deaths. The situation Is serious. -.
The spsniards now arriving IN Cuba are
OF the very poorest class, and tue INCREASE
in Spanish immigration Is cotncldentswith
the increase In yellow fever. S
d, Gosernor Lsary, OF Guam, requests that
a suitabis library be sent to the navafsta.
tion there.
IS HaWaiIwants immigrants, and her pro.
yislonal minister OF finance isonifhis way
to Europe to secure them. ~ "a
s "A complete report Of the vital statistics
offHeyana, Cuba, for 1899 has just peen iss
sued. The deaths show ansapparent excess
over the births OF about 1000. W
!. Captain McCalla, OF the Newark. feels
4sssatis(led that every dollar spent by the
Government on the island OF Guam will be
retufnedSto our country q hundred fold.'
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Emperor Still Issuing EdIcts.

I1'HPoEOT SttIt INBuIHH IUICIbs
The Shanghai correspondent Of th'
Times. OF London, says: emperor Kwant
Su continues to issue edicts in his owl
name. Nankiug and Wu-Chang official,
consider that his immediate, retireln snt l:
improbubte" -'
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Thirty Vork,nsn Drown.

Thirty WOrKmen DrUWH.
The British steamer Expedient has run
down and sunk Il harbor steamer near Al.
tona, Germany. Thirty workmen were
drowned. -.... As.,s,, ~. - IS sssEEs
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Modern Bullets Humane.

Modern Bullets Humane.
Sir William Nc Cormack, the presi.
dent of the Royal College Of Surgeons,
makes q most interesting report in
the London Lancet as to the aston.
ishingly small injury done by Mauser
bullets as shown by his experience in
the Boer war. He tell of seventeen
eases which by his past experience he
would have diagnosed as fatal but
which showed speedy recovery. The
Mauser bullet makes very small
wound, and the entrance and exit
holes rapidly heal up, there being
generally no mangling of the flesh.
Lungs are generally pierced through,
and in many similar cases where ii
would seem certain that some inter-
nal organ must have been injured,
there is easy recovery with compare
lively little inconvenience. Altogether
the modern weapon is pronounced
very "humane.
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Women are now street-car conductors In
Santiago, Chile.
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70 Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascsrets Candy Cathartic. 1oc or so
ffC q. O, faiI 70 cure, druggists refund money
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New British Campaign in Africa.
It is aow probable that Generals Bob
rts and Kitchener vii! take the reins OF
be British campaign IN South Africa and
trivs II forward on entirely new Hnns.
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syrrILrY low,debilltated or exhausted cures
by Ir. gKIine,s fnTf gerating Ionic: FRE: s
1 trial bottle for Gwe. ks treatment. DR.. Kline
aId.s 88l ArrhGt., Philadelphia. Founded 1871
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The;hfteem colonies under French rule
have Spopnlation Of 81 Sis, ,4T.
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3drs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
ltion. alays pain, curea wind collie. 25c. bottle
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y Chicago now has an automobile fire
wagon. The vehicle is run by electricity
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Thirteen Spaniards Drowned.
The Spanish steamer Valle has found
cred of the coast Of Spain, thirteen Of the
crew being drowned.
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IHREE SOLDIERS MHRpEREp.

{ yolaatssss KILLED In eEnay.
sxsTd en-. \. (spsclat letter
4 pondents ls Twenty,
asd Std olunteerss
! ! Ds bsr IS, glssss s.|
ting iiD dies sfs. found IN
grove nsnf Caiiuo. The grlhdS q
munition belts had been takan dE9* Rses
soldiers throats had beer nSfIs sghe "a
bodies mutilated. They pfpba6ly fa tae,
from the central part ofthls Ststes dyfs y
homo is said TO have been In 1thReAS
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TbAre are 2Os0 miles OF railway open for
tr8ffic cInSNew Zealand.
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SENATOR GOEBEL Shot.
Democratic Claimant For GovernorshIp
Of Kentucky an Assassin's Victim
ALL STATE TROOPS CALLED OUT
Five Shots Were Fired FROM window
In the Executive Building at Frank.
fort-Militia Quickly on Cuard-Con
test Committee Decides in Goeoeft
Favor For tho Governorslilp.

FRANKFORT, KY. (SpeciaD.-Wiiiiam Goe'
bel, the Democratic contestant for Gov
ernor Of Kentucky, was shot by an assassin
while on his way to the Capitol. Senator
Goebel was wounded by rifle ball OF small
calibre, not over .38, which struck him II
the right side, Just below the armplt. The
ball passed through the back part OF the
right lung, across the body in n diagonal
line, passing out below tho left shoulder
blade
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The Klondike River and Dawson
City are both IN British territory.
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Educate Your Bowels with Cascarees.
= Candy Cathartie, cure constipation forever
100. go. II c. 8. C. faiI. druggists refund money
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A needle factory In Reddltcb, England
nukes 10 ,000, 900 needles every week.
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The NERVES OF WOMEN

where my heart was
affected by it, so that
often I could not lie
down at all without
| almost suffocating
a I took Lydia E.
= Pinkham'S Vcge-
Ll1