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Mir. Oliver GaIhe8jtA formerly foreman of the machiue department at these shops. fs now tbe efficient day foreman for the BaIev Foundry Ga.
 Aiee-pres t and Aaugsf Hard. ing, General Superintendent Brttou and Division Superintendent Bow ran have been on the main line dur ing the entire week inspecting the road.
 Train Dispatcher ,. :. Johnson. who k taking q leaye of absence. has been relieved by Operator and ex- Dispatcher j. E. Scott. while Opera tor sidney Melarra relieves Col. Scott.
 Uncle Jimmie Meeaughy. one =of the oldest and best railroad track men in this section of the country. and who has been with this road ever since its construction. has sey- cred his connection.
 Engine 217 recently brought q stock train here from Texarkana in four hours and thirty minutes. This engine has broken the record on this road, as six hours and fifteen min utes is the schedule time.
 Mr. Lynch. the efficient and in fact one of the handsomest clerks af fhe shops and who is now employed as the trainmaster's chief, is q frequent visitor to Stuttgart. Can he really be thinking of something serious?
 The railroad boys can now feel proud to know that they have a good representative from these shops who was recently elected president of the Y. NJ. C. A.. in the person of Mr E. C. Lane, the efficient clerk in the master mechanics office.
 The Postal Telegraph office mas opened the following new stations for business along the road: Stamps. Ark, Taylor. Ark. Serepta, La. St1tOH ' diiSS, 4d.s Mluu6H, La, ], Sibley, La, Jamestown, La. and Springfield. La
 The machine shops here will soon be enlarged. Two more engine pits will be made. so there can be room for eight engines; also another large pianer will be added to the maehin- cry department with another large V heel lath for turning 72@neh wheels. The tin shops will be placed where the foundry is now located. while the foundry will be removed to st. Lo nis.
 The reporter of this column is in re ceipt of the Sunset. railway nj agazine. for January. This m aga zine is beautifully illustrated and highly interesting and is ably edited. It ranks high among the railway literature of the day.
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ANNOUNCE MENTS.
 For County erls

E5Wesafe authorized to announce aIr Chas. II. altzn agh as candidate for County and Probate Clerk subject 10 the action Of the Democratic primaries,
 We are authorized to announce Mr. Frank E.. Flanders IS | candidate for re- election as County and Probate Clerk. sub- feet to the action of the Democratic prima- i.ies.
 IsIoom as a candidate for the office of Coun- " aud Probate Clerk. subject to the action Qt tne Demoe atie primaries
 We are authorized to announce aEr. ". l.. s5frRekiaDd as q candidate Tor County and Probate Clerk, subiect to the action of the Democratic primaries on March Fl, l4G9
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.FR co @.8 Ll.E.

Mir. Al J. Stewart fs announced as candidate for re election as Con. stable Of Y8ugiae township Mr. Stewart, during his tenure of office, has made a most Yigllant and eff cient officer. He has served the public in the past as Chief of Police of this city and for the past t9o years as Constable, and so far as we know, has given general satifaction Mr. Stewart is courteous, efficient and obli9ing, and his friends say that he has Head pipe eineh on a second term
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Mir. Handy Brewer is also eandi- date for Constable ofthIs township. He was also a candidate two years ago and came within 8 few votes of Ihe nomination.. Mr Brewer served for several years as deputy sheriff, and made q most energetic and eff cient officer. Should he be nominat- cd and elected he would DO doubt mako as capable and satisfactory an officer as any of bis predecessors.
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Mr5 R Lee Johnson Is a candidate for re election =as City Clerk =at= the ensuing city eEeeHer, ,in April Mr, Johnson though6ut his single term has been most =assiduaus and pains taHae ia the discharge ot his duties. and has made 8 most capable and obligin2 officer. As one good term always deserves another. MT John son will doubtless be reelected without opposition
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FIR COUNTY CLERK

For this position We are authosi2 ed to announce Mir " |. Stries aad as a candidate He E , Democrat of the "OId School and ms osea fighting the battles Of the party ,6f tue past B years. He is aa x Con. federate and did valiant service ie Gen. Hood $ corps. Itis also to be said to his eredis that he was oue of the original straight ticket Demo crats in the county and advocated that policy two years in advance of its adoption by the party. This shows that he is an advanced think. CT and eyer on the alert for the ln. terests of his party to which he has always given his unqualified allegi- ance.
 MT. Strickland is an earnest,
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Conductor I. 5. Richardson has resumed his duties on the stamp.s local run.
 Mr. James Gooawinisnow running the local engine o1 the Shreveport branch during the absence Of EDej. neerJ in Hannah
 All passenger conductors have beea notified 10 slow up at stations where stops have been cut out on rhs new card, in order to arrange for the exchange of ma1l.
 The tin shop. boiler machine blacksmith shop and srouad house are now working nine hours per day, while the coach department mill, rintraek and painters continue the eight hour trick.
 The following has been posted. Effective at once, the use of saw dust in cnspidors and spittons in ca. booses. cars, waiting rooms or eth.
 
 CT places where there is a possibility of loss from fire on account of light. ed cigars or cigaretts being thrown into same, is hereby probibitea Train men and others can use coarse sand or gravel which will answer fhe purposes US well.
 Gondncfors' attention has beer called to the following: Hereafter the passenger trains on the Para gould Southeastern Ky. will have the right to use our main line from the Parasould Southeastern Rv connection switch to the passenger depot E against our freight trains when the Paragould Southeastern Ky. trains are properly protected by flag. Freight trains using the main line must clear it promptly as soon as they see the Paragould South. eastern Ry. passenger train comino These instructions do not apply 10 mixed trains on the above road.
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For ennstnhle.

We are authorized to announce MT. Tandy zsresv4r as q candidate for constable .ot Vauaine toWukhfp sHl ject to the action at the DeInocrNtcp pfimpries on March IL 1Qd0 Your snRnnft solicited.
 We ara authorized to announce Mir Al J tstewaft as | candidate for reelection as Constable of Aaugine township. subject fu the acti0n of tho Democratic primaries on Malrh 1I 1ANl.
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 Tor County Treasnrer.

We are authorized to announce MT ' Q. Alexander asa candidate for County Treas arimartes.
 We are authorized to announce HIr Jesse Ass Core $ It candidate fer County Tfeasur- CT subject 10 the action ef the Democratic primaries of Jefferson county.
 We are authorized 10 announce Mr John ff shelby IS q candidate for County Ffeastl. Ter, subject to the action ef the Democratic primaries on March l4, 1900,
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hard working and honest citizen and is degefying Of the consideration Of bis fellow citizens Should be be nominated and elected. he would, no doubt, make an n6ustrious and eff cien county and probate clerk
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deserving of the serious considera- tion of his fellow couutrymen.
 Amorg those who have handed the Graphic their announcement is and have cot received the customa- ry editorial mention, are the follow ing:
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For Prosecuting Attorne Y.

We are authorized to announce MT x. Q. asInaai1 us a candidate for Prosecuting At sarney from this tue Eleventh Judicial Cir cult, subject 10 the acton of the Democratic primaries.
 Weare authorized te announce Mr. Wal Cor E, SorreEss as q candidate farre-eleetinu 9a the office of Prosecuting Attorney for gxais the Eleventh Judicial Circuit. subject to fGe aetian af the Democratic primaries.
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- 7--.'s
 
 Tor Bon ! ress.

Ne are authorized ta announce Hop j as. Wood, of GarlaId county, as Il candidate Tor Congress from the Second District Of Ar kansas. subject 10 the acton ef the Hemo- crniis patty.
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For Circuit Gle k.

We are authorized to announce NIT. James A Aangford as q candidate for reelection 4s Circuit Clerk, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries March Il, 1000
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For State Senator

We are authorized to announce MT " F. Coleman as q candidate for the state Senate. subject to the aetion of the Democratic pu- 1naries, March II, l9oa
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For City Clerk.

Ne are authorized to announce Mir R Lee sYohnson as Il candidate for reelection t0 the office of City Clerk of Pine Buf at the en- Nuiug city election in April l909
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SRrl

We are authorized toannonnce Me Jemes &sonlaa as esan date fer sheriff 3Ha Coffee aor, subject to the action ot Inc Democratic primaries.
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For Assessor.

We are authorized to announce Mr Chas w Harris fls a candidate for rezeIeetiau te the office of County Assessor subject to the action ofthe Democratic primaries
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Sport who had poor luck in hunting and would like to create an erroneous impression. While hunting tor choice game, prime meats, fat poultry fancy fish, se- lect oysters, celery. etc. you can always find them at the City Market.
 P. P. HOT MES prop.
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asSF' apV aRTIsiNa RATES MADE KNOWN
 ~ ArpIIeATyoN.
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oFPIbA 216 ". BARRAQUE ST
 TELEPHONE No. If2.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-11-23
Jared the Heavens.

Judge Johnson was hearing a case In
criminal court. The prosecution was
being ably represented by the Assist
ant District Attorney, who Numbered
his arguments at the head of the pris-
oner and sent the circumambient air
in surging waves up against the four
walls of the courtroom. At one of his
most startling stages of cratory he dis
charged a voller of accusations with
such force that the plastering fell
from n corner of the ceiling. Judge
Johnson remained cool and impressive
as he sent out for the j%anitor, to whom
he pointed out the . of debris.
"Mr. Janitor," he SAID, "please take
that courtplaster oyer to the jail hos
pital, where they may need it. Now,
Mr.. Presct .t."-Denve- (Col.) Times.
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Death In Flowers.

Nowadays people find the germs of
disease and death in SO many things
which had been esteemed harmless,
that no one should be surprised to
hear of any new source of danger. 1t
might have been thought, however,
that flowers would be regarded as inn
mune; but it was not to be. 1t has
been found out, says the Undertakers'
Review, that children contract divers
fevers through wandering into ceme-
teries and smelling the flowers which
have lain upon the collins of persons
who have died Of these diseases
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-11-23

Paderwski does not have to depend
upon piano-pounding for his support.
A letter received in Chicago says that
the artist derives a good income from
the wine, fruit and vegetables pro-
duced on his estate at Morges, Switzer-
land. The orchard contains 5000
cherry trees. from the product OK
which some excellent kirsch is dis
titled, and the vegetable garden is
large enough to stock a market place.
His suppleness of fingers, however,
does not come from doing his ow"
wedding.
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IN FAVOR OF ICE COMBINE.
AppeIlate Division Of b Supreme Cou
Says Testimony is Not COmDuIsorv

ApPeIiate Olv1son OF the supreme Court
Says Testimony is Not Compulsory.
Albany, n. Y. (SpeciaD.-The Appel
late Division Of the Supreme Court
decided to grant the writs asked for
BY President C. w. Morse, Of the
American Ice Company. and the At
.orney-General is restrained from com
9elling the directors and officers to APP
pear before the referee appointed to
take testimony as to an alleged com
bine.
It is not thought any appeal will be
made unless certiication therefore is
made BY the Appellate Division. The
appointment Of Referee Nusbaum is
vacated by this decision.
Attorney-General Davies will take
IN appeal. Under the decision the
combine cannot be proceeded against
Or its officers prosecuted.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-11-23

XWo0fV WQ0Fa aV0 Y6Q.
:. conaiderahlv above that
% and verv mich above
~fhirfv or forty wears
H. II Was tho rule rather
[n+;or fcr hr,aee - 81 -
Ems % ~ 81 Now 4 Is
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-11-23
The shah as a wag.

In the clock and watch department
Of the Paris Exposition an expert
called the attention of the Shah OF
Persia to a queer little pendule, which
he wished His Majesty to buy. "This
little clock" said he, "fires a pistol
every hour" ITO kill time. | sup
pose," said the witty ruler. as he
walked away.
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Beware of Ointments 10 Catarrh
That Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smellandcompletely derange thewhole system
when entering it through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used except on
prescriptionsf from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure manufactured by II. j. Cheney & CO.,
Toledo, o., contains no mercury, n is taken
internally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. In buying
HalFs CatarrhC ure be sure to get the genuine.
It is taken internally, and is made In Toledo.
Ohio, by F. j. heney & Co. Testimonials free.
Halls Family pills are the best.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-11-23
Broker Fail. For r .oooyooo.

Francis p. Garley. a broker, Of New
York City, has filed a petition In bank
ruptcy with liabilities 100000 and
no assets.
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A good demand for needle leaf tobacco
resulted in q firm undertone. Sales of do
mestic amounted to 1900 cases, including
400 cases crop 1899 Zimmers at l5@l5h.;
500 cases crop 1899, Wisconsin Havana, at
l2h@l4cs; ZOO cases chop 1899 Pennsyl-
vania seed at 12h@l3c. Sales Of foreign
included 500 bales Havana at 55@0Oc., and
100 bales Sumatra at Soc. (9$l. 80.
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scores OF Lives Are Lost 0nd Many Arc In
rrad-Hrpdr.a 4. Made Homeless-
.- -.--, m.--.. r.
nus
Northern missasslppa Leaving 1raAi q
Death and Destruction In Its Wake.
Nasnvlll Tenn. Vopeciai).-Iennes-
see was swept by the most destructive
storm ever Known in the State. More
thor 6ftv screens uora k,,lad and s.
nunufeu More inJufeu, "nile tne uaii
age to houses, timber and other prop
erty viii reach large figures.
I'M $500 an+o,od +ba s+o+o from
Noleiiein ississlppa anu s"ep' aeAoea
IN q northeasterly direction. Great
damage is reported from the counties
hordor;no IN Miss,ssinni and further
r,.sr.. 81 49, r,,n+r 9 az
~, N.o q - 49,
M esa ~a,1at;r 10 "a 10 w;ndss
$ ~ a.a1Io 49,. a. $500
1870 tA0 s.m r.nhay,and Mc,,rtosn
1890
rroa s,~+aon ro,,os so,,+h ~
hove az 1a,no;tr - +ho wind was
masyo,,c,,s md from host ,ono,ts
isstaS 49, aho,,+ +wan+v seconds II
th;s short +,n,o ebo,,t thirtvsfva dwall-
mos woro +,1rnod into kfndlino wood
Two liyas wara lost
MANY l;vos wora lost At ami noar
LAGRANGE Tenn, fortv-nine miles east
IF Mamnh;s pronartv dama0o there
amounts r. nearly s4OO q The
streets AFRO Uttered with the debris 81
destroved buildings MERCHANDISE fol
eeranh ann telenhone wires and noles.
Thn Ines of lifp WAS greatest Il the
vicinity nf Cnlnmh;a whore tha nurn
har nrnhahlv will exceed thirtv-fve
Most If he dead are negroes. ahont
ahont twelve or fourteen onlv heinz
white Tmmansa damauo YVES dor1a p
farms and hundreds &c mead 81 i've
stock wore killed Considerable dam
ACE resulted al Martins Min and q
Indian Greek.
II Williamson Cauntv ornat damaoa
was dona h,nt tha town IL FrankIin
escaned with comnarativelv smaU loss
Houses and timhar in sumner Co,,ntv
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Schooner wrecked In L.ke Erie,

Lorain, Ohio lSpeciaD.-The schoon-
ar st. Lawrence, bound from Kelly's
island to Cleveland, with a cargo Of
limestone, went ashore near here DUR
ing q heavy gale. All on board were
rescued.
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one Mem KiIIed RI Patar.or.

Paterson, N. =. tSpeciaD.-One man
was killed and FIVE were seriously in
Iured by being buried under the wreck
If I'VE half built ice-houses which
were blown down by the high wind.
lanes Speer was killed outright.
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Travel South.

The tourist travel South has commenced.
The Southern Railway. for the coming VIM
ter, will have q most perfect service, New
York to all principal resorts of the CARO-
linas, Georgia. Florida, cuba, Mexico. Cali
fornia and Central America. In addition to
its three limited trains daily, operating din
ing and sleeping cars between New York and
the principal cities and resorts South, early
in January the New York & Florida Limited
will resume service between New York and
ST. Augustine, also carrying Pullman Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars, New York to Port
Tampa, and Aiken and Augusta The South
ern Railway in New York have two offices.
downtown at 27l Broadway, aud uptown,
IlS5 Broadway. Alex. S. Thweatt. Eastern
Pass. Agent, llS5 Broadway. New York.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-11-23

Fossil Remains Found In Missouri.
Fossil remains or men and animals
OF enormous size have been found at
Montesano, Mo.
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ourast Il that God, and no dam.

sh<E6Huded than WAS jericho, even by the
t4dmp<te Of the Judgment day, and the
6fIIs and the mountains, the metal bones
Snd ribs of nature, shall break, they who
had Rahab's faith shall have Rahab's
deliverance.
When wrapped. in fire the realms Of ether
glow
Aud heayen's last thunder shakes the
earth below,
Thou, undismayed, shalt DER the ruins
smile
And hight thy torch at natures funeral
pile
But Joshua's troops may not halt here.
command is forward, marchi" There
- the city of All. It must be taken. A
scouting party comes back and says:
Joshua, we can do that without you. 1t
II going to be a very easy job. You must
stay here while we go and capture it."
They march with a small regiment in
them and give one yell, and the Israelites
Eun like reindeer.
Geology piunges its crowbar into the
mountains. and there are a great many
people who say scientific investigation is
going to overthrow the Mosaic account Of
tie creation. Fall back!!"
But friends of God never have had any
right to fall back. Joshua falls on his
face ii chagrin. It is the only time
You ever see the back of his head. He
tails on his face and begins to whine, and
says: Lord God, wherefore hast Thou
At All brought this people over Jordan to
deliver US into the hands Of the Amorites
t destroy us? Would to God we had
been content and dwelt on the other side
sof Jordan, for the Canaanites and all the
inhabitants Of the land shall hear Of it and
shall environ us round and cut off our
name from the earth?so am very clad
Joshua said that. Before it seemed as If
he were a supernatural being and there
fore coald not be an example to us, but I
find he is q man, he is only a man, Just
as sometimes you find a man under severe
opposition or in a bad state Of physical
health or worn out with overwork, lying
and signing about being defeated. /
am encouraged when / hear this cry of
Joshua as he lies in the dust. God
and rouses him. How does He
2In4-b complimentary apostrophe?
Wherefore Hest thou upon thy face?v
Joshua rises and, / warrant you, with a
mortified look. But his old courage comes
back. The fact was that was not his bait
tle,s If he had been in it, he would have
go4 e on to victory. He gathers his troops
around him and says: Nov let us 90 up
and capture the city of All. Let us 60 up
right way They march on. He puts
theI majority Of the troops behind a ledge
Of locks in the night, and then he sends
comparatively small regiments up in front
of The city. The men Of Al come out with
\ shout. The small regiments Of Israelites
i 6tratagem fall back and fall back, and
Mhdn an the men Of All have left the city
A~E AlU~o ~ookko~ol -
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Indigestion is a bad companion. Get
rid of 1t by chewing a bar OF Adams Pep
sin Tutti Fruttf after each meal.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-11-23

FITS permanently cured. No fits or nerv on 9
ness after first days use OF DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer. 81 trial bottle and treatisefres
DIR. r.. II. KLINE, Ltd, 931 Arch St, Phiia., Pa
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DR. TALMAGES SERMON
SUNDAYS DISCOURSE sYIHE NOTED


who Are EmCa0Sd IN Tsf6xBn B0ff14aK 4s
$50 c...as,sv stlIIs
IcopyriRht fscoJ
WASHINGTON, ID. G.-ln this dlsco1rsc3
DR.. Talmage follows JDahua on his trlks
umphal march and speaks encouraging.
words to all who are engaged in the bat
ties of this life; text, Joshua i ssTsshere
shall not any man be able to stand before
thee all the days of thy life N
Moses was dead. A beautiful tradition
says the Lord kissed him and IN that act
drew forth the soul of the dying I4Sveiyer.
He had been buried; only Cne person AZ
the funeraLthe same One Mho kissed him.
But God never takes a. man away from
any place of usefulness until He has rome
d ready to replace him. The Lord does
not 70 looking around amid 3 great va
riety Of candidates to find some one especi-
ally fitted for the Vacated position. He
makes q man for that place. Moses has
passed off the stage, and Joshua, the hero,
puts his foot on &he platform Of history
SO solidly that All the ages echo with The
tread. He was q magnificent fighter, but
he always fought on the right side, and he
never fought unless God told him to light.
He got his military equipment from God,
wh0 gave him the promise at the start,
There shall not any man be able W
stand before thee all the days Of thy LITE.
God fulfilled this promise, although josh
ua's first battle was with the spring fresh-
ct, the next with q stone wall, the next
leading on q regiment pf whipped cow
ards and the next battling against dark
ness, wheeling the sun and the moon into
his battalion and the last against the king
OF %terrors, death-fve great victories.
As a rule, when the general Of an army
starts out IN a wpr he would ike to have
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-11-23

Mrs. MISUNDERSTANDING syrup for children
teething, ~softens the gums, reducesin1amms-
ton, a1lays pain. cures wind collie. 25c. a bottle
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-11-23

A good camel win travel 100 miles a day
for ten days through the desert.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-11-23

In China there is twenty times as much
coal as in all Europe.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-11-23

Every mother possesses Information of vital value to her
young daughter. That daughter is a precious legacy, and
the responsibility for her future is largely in the hands Of the
mother. The mysterious change that develops the thought
less girl into the thoughtful woman should find the mother
on the watch day and night. AS she cares for the physical
children also.
When the young girls Thoughts become sluggish, when
she experiences headaches, dizziness, faintness, and exhibits
an abnormal disposition to sleep pains in the back and lower
limbs, eyes dim, desire for solitude, and a dislike for the
friends, then the mother should go to her aid promptly. At
such a time the greatest aid to nature is Lydia e. Pink
system for the coming change, and is the surest reliance in
this hour of trial.
The following letters from Miss Good are practical proof
OF Mrs. Pinkham's efficient advice to young women.
Miss Good asks Mrs. Pinkham for Help.
June 18th, 1899.
"DEAR Mrs. PrSKHAM:l have been very much bothered for some
time with my monthly periods being irregular. I win tell you all about
1t, and put myself in your care, for I have heard 81 much of o Each
month menHruation would become less and less, until it entirely stopped
for six months, and now it has stopped again. I have become very ner-
vous and II q very bad color. l am a young girl and have always had to
unrL uanh M-d IHUolll Il .L.-Na "a