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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
nArIlNn MAcnINERY.
The nig fioiIers Of the santa Fc Gold aud
Copper Company

AhN Hik Hnilffa oi thf Nuhtn ~ tuth uuN
Copper Company.
W l.. Trimblo was IA The city to-day
aud laid Ia q barge order OF grain and
hay for his may burners" nt Cochiti
thornton and san Pedro, lie IL just
up from the latter point and says the
Rrtat boilers for the nyw smeltcr % the
santa Re Gold and Copper company
we're loaded on his wagons at Ortiz on
Tuesday.
The work on that big plant. which a.
SUR TO pat the Industrial development
81 santa Fe county bong way TO the
front is progressing Ia a very satigfao-
tory manner II Is hoped 20 have Il In
operation In less tha. 60 dRya Most OF
che heavier machinery Is now IN place
or on the WY. There are yet about fif-
teen carloads ~ machinery and matte
rinl OF various surts To- arrive from the
eastern factories. but as W. l.. Trimble
a. Co. have hftv head of horses doing
the hauling from the santa Fe route
etatlon az Ortiz 90 san Pedro, thore -
no delay Ia getting the stun on to the
s8ncitor site. The new road, which the
mining company constructed Tor hnh
lnk in this material from Ortiz statign
IA eighteen hdlcs long and ~ ia first
class condition. New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
Letter Prom italy.

Charles Mciini, senior menaocr of the
WHOLESALE iquOr establishment u Me-
iiHi A Estisin, IN a letbcr 10 the president
Of the Fair association. dated August
2s. mum Milan. Italy. says II have
just got back fnom a viait 10 itome,
where Z attended the funeral u King
Humbert. Ny friend. Frank Tomei. Is
herr with me and We have been enjoy
ing ourselves very much. We have bern
all over Italy and of course u h nico
70 travel anuund thc country. b'It I tell
you one thing viii b. gtad when am
back In Albuquerque ia no place
like home" Mr. Melini and Mr. nlmel
attended the Paris exposition. Trey
will return TO Albuquerque IN time 70
attend the Territorial nair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
BELEN TRAGEDY.
Tath-r ~ one og the Men SAY, no Feud
Mitl Follow.

Tathrr ~ one af the Men sny, no FcWd
Miu Ioiiow.
Vicente NJ Bnca. ~ Denver fathor
OF Muiauiadca Haca. one OF the young
men kiiiod near Bri,n, Valencia county.
In an interview In ihc Denver Rcpub-
lican, says
mo. there VITA be no feud 20 arise
frum t1ia unf1Ttunltc affalr. rhe young
men had their quarrel now both are
dead. That must cnd the matter As
head Of the family I must control, and
say that Their, wiz be uo further tn0u-
ble over this. My son. l blicye, acted
" a manner tlaS he thought was the
duty of gentleman. lie heard that the
young ady had been sianderVsi, and he
took up her cause to defend her The
boys have quauelcd before They were
mo- friends, and that no doubt had
mrch 10 DO with promoting this last
quarrel it o. not true. aH your inform
ant atatrs. that my son has been pay
ing attention to the scnori,a Lopez "A,
never did hut to anpther giga. b'n h,
W1,ad not remain idle when her nam,
WAS afslilcd."
M iaoa aul she family were verl
n3uch Affected by the news of she duel
with his cdelN son. tslmoudo. Ar
Hsca lcn by tho $500 Santa Fe traii
this morning Tor heien, 90 arrange fOi
the burial of me son and brother.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
FAIR NOTES

The reviacd program 81 tho puIees ana
medals OF the fair o. published In an
other column Th0se Who intend 20
take part ought to read the list over
carefully.
Mrs Wslton. who was engaged TO
.,s,' ssme preuy plsaf1rm features. In
fpraus the president of the association
that she Is progressing nicely, ana that
she viii De- ready With h.r program in "a
fcw days.
Read tha Nat uf uusold fair priyi-
loges published in another column.
some og TIM very best money -gctters'
set remain unsold, that b.. bids were
received Cor them, but the commlttee
| declined % acvept
The grandoHt IRE works ever seen IN
| tho southwest viii be- exhibited here
during tn fair. underthe personal Hu-
peryiai0n of ". n. Wilson, the pyro-
/ technist OF the Los Angeles Fire Works
faciOry. Mt wnhon ana hss assistant,
viii arrive here Il week bofona the fair
a IL predicted that che trades display
ana parade for the approaching fair WI
be the Ertndcti. iOugcst and fns~t cla
h0rate ever hcld Ia the southwest
Tkore Will b. many ioats, iebrnc %
which viii cost several hundrcd dollar
10 build The o0mmitice VIII give ~
for the best ana most appropriate noa
IN the parade.
n is sincerely hoped that the fai
subscribers Iny up their subscription
90 the committee van NOT hb eiuiarfaa
soi in making deptaiis for contracts al
resldy signed THE obligations OF m
Fair association now reach up b. owe
ig COO. and az n n the wish o. the exc
cutlYc committee. go bring the ap
preaching fair ou on the riEhi aido o
me ladFer. the contributors are aplcal
ga 90 for their subscriptions,
Tho Albuquerque Press club 0nganil
"a the other day has sant oui invita-
lions % the oilfofx ana publishers
the territory to meet bore on Wedne1
. Gay. September 10 lecond iay ~ th
Z grnat fiirl for the purpose of rcorvar
/ izlng the New Mexico Tcrntofial PRE-
. aes0clatlOn. TaAs Msuro4 a his repg'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
THE HOSPITAL!
sa==a=as===-a
Work to Be Commenced
Next Month.
Russian Proposal to Allied
Powers.
Glasgow, Scotland, infected With
Several Cases Of Plague,
FATAL ACCIDENT At AKRON, OHIO.

Hon. .. n Marion has received let
ter from Mgthef sebastian, mother su-
pcrior of tho Order og tho Sisters Of
Charity. tclllng him That the proposition
made by the city OF Albuquerque for a
hospital and sanitarlum had been ac-
copted by TIE Sisters The letter con
tainud resolution uassud hy the cor
poration of the Sisteu Of charity 10 the
effect. as stated above that The propoei-
tlon WIS accepied and authorizing Inc
borrowing 81 sufficient money by them
at per cent % complete the building
of the hospital A. soon as plans are
drawn. work now being done on them,
the mOther superior win send "a sister
here % take charge &C ihe actual work
j; is uudcrztoud thlt construction on
the hospital via boz commenced n0nie
dime next month.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

This moluinE ~ o'clock Rev Bun
ker. pastor of the Lead avenue Metho-
dist church. called al aturEcs Eurupoan
hotel ant iolned IN ths holy bonds u
Wediock. O. o. ~ RhoteH and Miss
Mira Mabry. the Aitneaaes ~ the cero.
nuony being ofay D y Mabry and Miss
Efio Mabry. brJiher ana sister ~ me
bride. Mr. ana Mrs. ~ iihodea lefi rilia
morning on ihe 30 passenFer train
10. North naifimoro. Ohio. where they
WI enjoy their honeymoon. ufer which
they Nsil return 90 the cochiu district
Mr fhodia being employed "a me ABB
ninflo mlre. 1he brother and sister 70.
main In the oiiy. but Wtn rolnn D.
BlaEd to-mou0s n,OrDlfg.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
rrEyrS-YEAS-oLS rroKrr
Man Tries H. Ride on santa - Ticket Par
chased when = HOY.

wan NNANM 80 AANN WA HNAANa - AANhHH -"
chased when hoy.
A singular oase, involving the righta
0f a hGlder ~ "a half farc. unlimited
tlcket deyciopei recently on the santa
Fe line "a was on an esstbouud
ttain frygn san F'runciuco. and tho con-
duot0r. while oUiiaelinG sickets wac
given the refun portion Of a f.tif fare
o. child'a sKcgfuion. ticket from Kan
sas Cify 10 san nranciBoo. The hOider
~ yearH u age. T'ho conductor hoked
az him. sniiled and asked
you don't oxpcct 10 ride on This uck.
~. 90 your
"why nasY n h an uniimits-i tiokct
and ! bought Il IN kan3as City oieyen
ycart ego"
The cDnauaf0r examined q more care
fuzzy af1 found that u bore the Btaiup
of che santa ~ 0fiice al Kansas Cit5
ana was dltied April ~. isss, li was
nrcrsover as tas young man had said
an uniuited ticket.
Il don't dolbt what you eay nD0u'
bu.iRg g." the cond'sctor said. ''but yot
vtru a hid then and nov you're a man
I can't le man ride ON a chiid'u tick
e.. You must Pat up me other han "a
os.sh or 81 On the tiain."
"nut let mo explain. My father pa
up reafiy 500 FOR that tickee eievei
ytssrs AGO ana your o1Hnpauy bas has
the uss ~ 90 of u hor al uiat tim'
aiihous rendering any service ~ him d
me f1r whcan he bought it. n A layl
90 pay the extra han are am NOT en-
tit.ei 20 credit In me shape % interea
on tfai o. Cor eicven yetpf
"tm NJ cracking thoae Kind 0f nufa.
the oonfuC 'or repiiei. enilinE your
man ana you have Hpt % have
maa's tickei oF pay fuh sare
''wsA ! va Iay ths sxtrA haR Oar.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
sEmE's 4 coon THING.
Device Invented to Capture Duat aHd CiR.
deFs on Trains.

deFs on Trains.
A birmingham. Aha, inventor h uiak
tnG a trial 81 cinder and dust guard
foe railway ooachee e,hlch 10 said 10 bs
quite cfiicient. TIE devics occupies but
a aualil space. and when attached 10 tho
wifpiOw ot a coach OF siecpef gathers ln
practically nn Of the dust ard cindefa
and deposits them IN a pan underneath
specially propafed for tilat p,arpaeo, Tho
cindor arreHter h a HnEil rotliry brush
thai rfstsfiss across the tsDttom ~ the
NiIaiow AMI D. kept constantly vibuas
ing by the nation ~ the car. Az either
aide - the window = a curtain attach
"a t0 q miller oonceaied wiuhin the wall
ti.ai catchea the dust and cindeTa. which
are thrown DOWNWARD onto the roller
Only the curtain al uaS front side ~ the
window = pulled out. thus preventing
am 0tatructiun ~ che view
The device ~ es,aily operatod and can
be Requested "a suit she speed ~ the
train Ia g teat made between liirmina
ham and Atianps receutiy the devloe
caught % per cent 81 ths dust and Gin
fffsre
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

ssntntlon from all thg newspapers OF
the territory. each Of wiiom have al
ready been "comped" by the president
OF thQ Fair association ana accompany
INK the comps are printed coupons
guaranteeing them protection while IN
the metropolis.
The decorations FOR this cair. now con-
ccded by an. VIII cclipso anything horo-
tofOrc seen In the hig southwest. Rus
intss houses, which heretofore have
never been dccOfatcd, win be gorgeous
~ trimmed Tor this fair. Cor al will Try
and secure the first and scoond prizes
offered hy the committee. Front win
dows win also be elalnNtely decorated.
prizcs being offered Tor the best dec
oiated front window OF business houses.
While rbe Citizen is on thla subject,
merchants arc reminded that the COM
mittee VIII give go for thoboBt and
most appropriate outside booth and die
play IN front Of their stoUa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

In the case 81 ube Crown Point Min
ing company W. the Bagle TOwnsite
company. the court declared that cor-
tain lots In Bland claimcd by the E1aglo
Townsite company belonged to one J.
h. snidsr and tlte court ordered said
lots ~id 90 rtty "a Judgment against J.
% Sp'dcr.
Suit was Instituted by the FIRST Ma
tional bank against J"In J. Ryan for
500 and COILS.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

2.ooe head. Including COO westerns and
500 Tcxans. market generally steady.
sod 10 prime steers. t5.GhsiG20; poor 10
ms dunn. S4.5005.6e: stockers ard feed
cra. ytead yut s33aGL55: cows. t2.soW
$50: heltcru. ya.O0g6.0O; caRners $1,000
21O. bulls. S26Oat50. calves. 5000 60,
=, xas fed steers. sie5dS.eo; Texas grass
steers. tg.25ate0, Texas buiis $500
{340.
sheep Receipts. 5000 head. sheep
and lambs. steady ana ioc lower. goud
60 choice wetherg. t3.GOG3S5; fair u
choioe mixed, sa40a365: western sheep
S}45@3sO. Texans, S25o03.4o, native
lambs, st25G5,7j, western lambs. S5O04
.BTG
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

Concord. n. a.. Aug. si--socrctary Of
State Hay who tsas been I'm poor health
moGt OF tho s,Snnner and who Is rccup.
Grating a, Lake f;unappee. continues
to improve. The secretary OF state 4
health has caused his frtands spme un-
eauinss.s A week aGo be was fecling
quite ill. and since then has been IN
bed part OF the time. He he able 20 be
up again and a physician states tina,
there Ia no oause OF apprehension con-
ccrninR him.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
r,nnL,.r,nrr KIN. nIn,.eIf.

Bookkeopcr streuOr. al che Chase
rauch. near Clmarron. cut his thoat
with a razor Wednesday night, dying
Ia "a few minutes His home cannot be
learned. out be is a member Of the
Masonic order ~ Ration. lie had been
drinking ana gambling OF late and WA
just getting over a protracted spree
of several days Hc had been al the
erase ranch for about "A year, An In
quest was held and the jury brought IN
in a verdict ~ premehltntci suicide
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
THEIMPERIAL CITY!
Allied Army Marched in
Its Sacred Streets.
Chinese Papers Suppressed
at Canton.
Russian Troops Uneafth Cannon and
Silver at Pekin.
EXPRESS ROBBERY IN WYOMING.

Yokohama. Aus 81 -Gencrai Yama.
guChl, commanding tho Japanese troops
In China, reports THAR a meeting of the
foreign ministers and commanders t
was decided % maintain guards az tho
infpcrttl ci,y cutIVIsting the south gates
% the Americans, while The Japanese
hold three othcus. 10 was also deciici
o. commemorate the occupation 90 re-
kin by q march az the allied tro1ps
trough the impcrlal cfty on Aux %.
Many of 6v ennuch guards nave lett
the palace unl surrendered themsclvcs.
The inniAtea az lhe psisce have been as
aurcd that they wiz be- treated with
every consideration Five companies
of trouf's fiun the japanese garrison
AZ TAplah. lshui ot Form0sa, started
og Tuesday for Annoy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

Tho hoard of publlc lands received
Wednesday forenoon certified copies of
az proved lists 81 sol,-oilons made 0n be-
half Of the United States land comBnls-
aiDr as hslloWs For water reservoirs
FOR lrriguilng purposes, t9S5Gl5 acres
Ia. miners hospital. i6356l5 acres, for
inaone asylum, i5,592o9 acres, for re-
form sohool. i6.47s.63 acnes, Tor schod
of mines i6i73.63 acres for military I'M
stitute. i6i7ag3 acres; for penitentiary
i5 2G0.t2 These selections were all made
In the Las Crcues iand once district IN
southern New Mcxi'o in ssptember.
November and December hast year,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
rmE GAME LAW.
Open tn This County on October -lssad
over section uf law.

Opsn Ca Thls County ga October lssad
over section uf law.
Tho citizen published. IN yesterdas 8
issue the game law of the territory af-
fectlnE certain counties of New Mexico
For fear that the article viii be mis-
ioading The citizen rcpnDducea the fol-
lowing;
secnon !. That after the passage OF
this aat Il shall he unlawful 10 Xii.
wound. asiafe or tWp amy quat, grouse,
prairie chicken. pheasant, partridge or
wild turkey, or 10 kan, wound or In any
way destroy any antelope, deer elk, or
mountain sheep. except that said birds
or animals, the animals being with
horns. may b. killed with a sun during
the months ~ September, Ooctobef and
November OF each year In the counties
Of RIO Arriba, San Juan. Taos, colfax
Union. San Miguel Guadalupe and San
IA re, and during the months OF Octo-
Der, November and Decem0er In all ths
other counties OF the territory; and
provided. that no person shall XIII ol
have In his possession more than On'
/ antelope, elk, mountain sheep or deel
st any one time. Penalty for violation
Of above not less than SO. or more thar
500. or imprisoned not leas than ter
nor more than sixty days. This ac1 ap
plies to all persons.
Subsequent act COR the protection o
Elk after the passage OF this act 10
a period of fve years thereafter 4 shal
be unlawful 70 kill or In any wise dea
troy or injuro any Of the elk IN the ter
rtory OF New Mexico.
ANY person or persons violating th
provisions OF this act shall be punlshe
by any court before whom complain
may be made BY a hne not 20 excee
800 and not less than l25 or BY impriu
0nment IN the county iail moi 10 excee
J thirty days and not less than nftee
days. Each animal KILLED, injured or !
any wise destroyed shall constitute aer
arate ohenae under the provisions q
this act. All acts and parts OF acts
} coniiict herewith are hereby rOpcalo'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

~. Peiersbirg AuE ai.-generui
Linoyigh. commanding the Russian
tCuIs at the Chinese capital. reports
from Pckln under date of Aug % mat
a Russian ds.arhntui ON the previous
day captured. without ioas, the impcr.
ial summer pattee. THE Russian artil-
iermen airo unourthed at peitin, thirty
carnon and many rifles. 4 large guam
tity of silver was found at the tsung q
ynmen
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
nnfnr mhiir nnh.

A party OF ladies and gentlemen will
leave Los Cerfillos tomorrow morning
for white oaks The New Mexico
conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
church south will meet az White Oaks
next Thursday. Sept G. The company
going across the country Will conslst of
Mrs. w. j. Jackson and Mrs Rogers,
OF Cerrillos. Mr.. Rogers and the Kevs,
W. y. Foulks. of Gallup. J, N Mcclure,
Mark Hodgson. and WILTON y. clay
ton. OF Albuquerque. and Robert Hodg
son, OF Los CerriliOs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

Washington. Aug. Si.--The following
Dab egmm to-day was received by the
marine hospital scryIce
GLASGOW. Aug, 81. The local board
"a health declares that Glasgow IL in
fected atth the plague. Eleven eases
ara one suspicious case are IN the hos
pitai to-day"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

On the Boston Mining Exchange last
week tho shares ~ The Coohiu Gold
Mining company nuctuaied between
aag and fl.15 per share. The latter is
tha lowest figure ever reached by This
stuck Oniy gi0 shares out OF tutal Of
C1.O50 were suia.
The stock OF me Santa Ne Gold ana
Copper company wia quoted IN the
nime market at s. and fi.bo. and $40
sharcs were sold at the latter fgure.
1his corporations capital stock Ia $50
900 shares of par yRiue 10 $40 per
Rtaae
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

kansas CITY, Aux. si--Cattic--Rc-
cespts. 5000 head, market steady. ma
tive steers. SlB0a6.65. Texas steers.
S14oaA65. Texas COWS &l.5Oa30O, ma
t.ve cows and heifers. Si.5ou5.i5, stock
ora and feeders, ys0Oat.eo. bulls $3.50
$50. calves, strung al sa00gb.75.
Sheep-- Receipts, 2.ooo head; market.
strong lamea. - 25aA75. mutons, $50
n4O0.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
nrAcocKs uAyr nrrunSsp.

The Judge Has something to say About
naoimiento valley and Hon, o, A. Micra
W. Q. Hcacock aud family returned
"Wednesday afternoon frum an outing %
thirty-nve days as thu guests OF Hon
E. A. Mlera at Naolmento. Judge Hea-
cock says that the Naciamonto valley
Is a wonder Ia a dozen different ways
without a drop of water ana with0ul
irrigation, that vslley 10 covered thia
year with acres Of corn. barley, wheat
ana oats. ar Mlera u the larges, coun'
Try merchant la hernaiillo county aLo
probably Ia New MeNlco.
llis Immense ntOro house contains
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

A, J, Brown. formerly ~ Coolidge,
n,rnaiilo county. has been granted a
dlyorvo at Denver fom his wife, Ella
y. Brown. TO whom he WAS married IA
Illinois Ia 1854, They have a daugbtot
named Grace. 10 years old. Brown as
serted ln court that his troubles o0m-
mcnced a. Cooiidge Ia 1896.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
Inlnrrl ai the shnns.

Harry tlukc, son 0f - u. Fiuke. was
badly injured this mssnlng whfao az
work ia the machius department Of the
local railway shops. Dr Cornish. the
c0mpany'a surgeon an sseti the wounds,
and claims That Harry. although pretty
badly hurt. viii b. all right In a short
time
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

Pensions have been Erlnted 10 George
Hartman, Kingston. Sierra county 50 a
mcuth, q. puminEuez, Tscoiote, san
Miguel county. 50 month. Nicoaa Al
arid. SAINTS be, Salrin Fe county. 8 a
ruuufh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

cardif, Wales. Aus. si.--,The meet
ins of ne strikers at Car8ifY to-day con-
agreeing 10 a resumption Of work. the
company having a0ceicd 20 the de-
mands Of the strikera About $1,000
oOlliep went 10 work this morning.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

Hong Kong. Aua % The acting
yiceroy az Canton has suppressed al
miive newspapers on the ground that
thcy have been Publishing false news
detrimental 60 ehe maintenance Ji
fanuaag
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01
cAsE ouAsmED.

Judge stits rhroWs Treasury Case out of
Court.
Special 10 The Citizen.
Las Vegas, Aug 1i-In the rersn
ease a motion to quash was sustained
b3 Iudgc MlNs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

New York. Aug 81 Money on cS'L
non inally al "a per cent
Prime mercantile paper, tNtis per
cent
gdVcr. GlXc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-09-01

Danytiie. W, Va, Aus. al. k
Whitehead. of CuathsliT-. was nominated
foe oongrc~a rs the republicans OF tne
kifth dfstrict. lie was i0igneriy a deiu-
UCra4
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-18

Exhales from children as fragrance from
flowers. The little lips are always puck I.
cred to give or take kiss. In homes
where there are children, love reaches
its fairest and sweetest proportions. In
chi1dless homes the kiss of wife and
husband grows formal, and presently is
neglected the springs of love in the
heart become choked for want of use
and exercise. Childlessness is a great
sorrow to many women. It is like
curse from Nature, who bids all crea-
lures to be fruitful. 1t is not curse
but misfortune. Often the conditions
which cause childlessness are removable.
Or. Pierces Favorite Prescription has
brought joy to many woman by giving
her the happiness of motherhood. II
gives to the wonanly organs vigor and
vitality, removes local distractions, and
practically does away with the pains and
pangs of maternity.
There is no alcohol or narcotic in "Fa-
vorite Prescription"
III have never written you how grateful am
to you for your help in securing good health
girls that ever came into home" writes Mrs
M. vastine, Of 647 South liberty ST., Galesburg
ILL., uf took six bottles of DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription four of the Golden Medical Dis
covery' and four vials OF Pleasant Pellets
Before had taken four bottles of the Favoritc
make pen describe my heartfelt gratitude"
To keep the bowels regular use DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.