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FELLSBURG ITEMS.

Lyman Miller and Will Polling have
moved over to Lyman's place, adjOln-
ing the burg.
D. G. Donovan was around on Fri
day last buying hogs.
Fletcher West was out last week
with buggy peddler.
Charles Harvey and William Pierce
were around last weeh buying hogs to
fill out their cars.
Fisher brothers shelIed for F. 3.
Terry last Monday.
Butler brothers were Smelling for j !.
w. Young and ]. r. Fatzer last week.
J. f. ROenbaugh has had a buggy
shed built and will indulge in new
buggy soon.
J. F.. Fisher put up new. nrmotor
windmill last week
Charles McGrath will move into A.
b. Fishers house, John Boyd having
bought the farm that he was living on.
Real estate has been changing hands
pretty lively, many buyers coming In
from northeast counties.
A fire was started in the big pasture
last Wednesday, and if the farmers
had not been on hand and fought sew
eral farm houses would have gone up
in flames. They say the same thing
happened last spring and the farm
ers are tired of having such fires
turned loose on them,
Charles McGrath lost his crop of
whiskers In fighting the fire from the
Booker place.
J. G. ROenbaugh has bought tina
half-sectiOn on section 4. township 2G,
range. II, known as the Feeder farms.
w. F. Parker purchased another
quarter OF land short time ago, for
merly known AS the Bean place.
Mr.. Butler has his blacksmith shop
in good running order and ''stacks -
of work on hand.
Mrs. r. Morea gave a dinner party
on March "a in honor of her hus-
bands birthday. We will not men,
ton his number of years, as he is
probably no exception to the other
Fellsburg men, who, being sensitive,
are very desirous that we do not re-
cord their ages when noting their
birthday parties. Suffice to say that
quite a number of friends responded
to the invitations and enjoyed the
sumptuous dinner that Mrs. MOrea
knows we'll how to prepare. After
dinner all went to the big scales and
were weighed collectively and individ-
ually. Then the men weighed their
horses and then sauntered about the
ranch, viewing the cattle and horses.
discussing the prospect for crops and
gossipping as men must do, while the
ladies repaired to the house and spent
an enjoyable while, laying aside, for
the time, the dignity of matrons and
disporting lik, so many school girls.
And then we said adieu and sped
our ways homeward. with pleasant
thoughts of the day and of our friends
generally. The yeuug people were
invited for the evening and doubtless
continued the merriment.
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HIP JOINT DISEASE CURED Al
DR.. GOES SHNITERiUM

pleased with your treatment OF orr little girl.
She walks everywhere without crutches: Many
thanks for yo::- ci--:11 'h~ef-'-'.
w. H Mace Foster, Mo-, writes: Johnnie Is
getting along nicely. Nothing remains of the
ugly sore bit the scar. Re i, r,isch'evous and
going l., school. Says he i going to live at DR..
Goes Sanitariur, wien lie gets big. Best wishes
10 Yourself AIRS Coe.
EDMOND, KAs., Nov. /, 1897.
DR.. c. Ak Gee, KauSuS Cfty, NO.:
dear SIH:-I viii write few lines in regard
to AlfIeGs foot. 1t scents to he perfectly sound;
never think of it only when see the scar.
y ou don't know how thankful we are that we
Your advc-tis .inent. All the doctors here
said his 100. would have to be taken OIL but after
ten Ii.oEt!,- suffering took him to YOU and in
three months lie was we'll and going TO school
lie 81 nd5 his love TO you all.
Yours with respect,
MRS. (. \. BURCH-
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CURVATURE OF THE SPINE.

Dx. C. M Coe, Kansas City, No.
DEAR SIR: an glad your treatment has
been so successful, for have had all kinds OF
opposition. Some said had better throw my
money away. Others said was foolish. But
have come out on top Your treatment has been
a great surprise to many people.
Very respectfully, LOREN NEASE
DR.. Coe. BATTLE CREEK. Iowa.
Cliff IS doing fine. lie walks perfect st saight
an. likes to wear his D.accS. They such .
good mt that lac don't Ike to so without tke.,
but am having him leave item OF s-aiually
I will lie il KaIisaS City next month and will
bring him SO you can zee lin.
Very truly, MS. c. P. ENERAT.
Dr.. c ~. Coe, Kansas City, 30.
DEAR SIR: Our boys spina, curvature has
been cured by your treatne ut, ana write to
sec If you will allow us something for the spina
wagon you furnished US. It Is il good order,
your sxillful treatment Sincerely yours
COURrLAND, EAS. MRS. s. ]. BOWERS.
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GROSS EYES CURED.

Pr. Coe. am thankful to you for the cure Of o.ir
little girls eyes.
F. M. Nichols. of zig West Tenth street, Kan
Sas City, Mo-, says: I much pleased with
your treatment on my Ia-year-old sons cross
eyes. One Of them was SO badly crossed that he
could not see out of it. Your treatment has
made them perfectly straight, for which shall
always feel grateful
Mrs. Sam Jackson, of Sfnithville, Mo-, writes
Dr. Coe, you Know not how glad was to
when saw his eyes perfectly straight 1 wept
with joy. Love forever for yourself end Mrs.
Coe for the kind treatment of Our dear boy. "
Mrs Amelia Shook. of Kansas City. says:
made them perfectly straight, for which am
ever thankful.
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Time Table
A. T. & s. F.
EAsTBOUND.

-
No. z, Atlantic Elk. $40, p. m. branch.
No. 4. X. G.. &Chgo Ex., 1913, a. m.
via. main line.
No. s. X. G.. 4 ChgO. Ex., 6:2O p. m.
via main line.
No. -, Way Freight, Gas a. m. via.
main line.
No. 342, Mixed. $50 p. m. via. branch.
No. 4. Chicago limited. 800 p. ~. via
branch, Monday. Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday. No stop al
Kinsley.
WESTBOUND. 49,.
No. l, Cal. Elk. $3.50 p. m, branch.
No. 5, Colo. Ex., 9:2O p. m., NJ. l..
No. II, Nix G. FIX. l2:4O n. m, br'ch.
No. g, Way freight, 2:35, p. m. M. l..
No. 34l. arrive 200 p. M. branch.
No. 3. Cal. LIMITED, sos p. m, branch,
Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. No stop 1T Kinsley.
Nos. IS, u, 81 and 342 daily except
Sunday.
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A FlOury Tale.

If you have had any trouble with
-four lately land lots of people have
had read this We have some -four
that is the Best Flour in the World.
We know it and say so in all Sincerity
and Truth. This Brand of Flour re-
Gently sold for more money in Liver
pool, Err gland. than any -four on the
market, and Liverpool is one OF the
great commercial centers of the world.
Ask for "Kelley's Prize" We aim to
be first in every thing.-Edwards Il
Noble.
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First published March %. |
Sberiff's Sole.
STATE or KANSAS. l..
kNHARDS COUNTY. &c

BDWAKDS COUNTY. 10
Rewards county. Kansas. vs. Fair & Co.:
by virtue Of q tax warrant to me directed
and delivered issued out Of the Treasurer
once IN and for Edwards county, in said
state will, on Monday. April I'd. 4. u. 1900.
between the hours nt and O'Clock p. m. of
ESTE day. ut the Ct'art House door. in kins
Ny Ia the county and state aforesaid. offer ut
ttJblic saie, and self to- the highest bidder for
Sash in hand. all the riFbt, title aud interest
Of the above named defepein nts in and to thu
following described personal property. to-wit.
All Of the barbed wire fence On SectiOHs
iwenty-six t26' and thirty-nve 1871. in Town
ship twenty-six t26'. Range seventeen ~.
ievied an to satisfy Delinquent tax OF 1879
property OF The above-named defendants.
$50 +. $. AVERY. Sheriff.
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TuM0R REMOVED BY SURGICAL OPERATION AT DR..
Gees SANIfAPJIM

TuM0R REMOVED BY SURGICAL OPERATION AT DR..
GOES SANITAR:UM.
DEAR FRIENDS: I am SO thankful went to
your sanitar1um. Nothing is lett OF the tumor
that defOrmed I:Iy hack. Yuu were all 50 good
to me want to Come back 10 the sanitarium and
stay month. LEE BENNETT
Le.auon. Mo.
Mrs. Della Swift, Norwood Mo-, writes: Five
months ago went to your sanitaIium Tor the re-
moval OF an ovarian tu1nor. Now 1 do all my
houseworE. shall ever feel grateful to you for
your skilled treatment. had been all invalid
Tor years, and 1t was great surprise to our
friends and neighb0rs when I came home a
cured woman.
Gi0er xb to die by he, physicians, Mrs Paul
Handle, OF Pawnee City, Neb., writes: The
doctors here ali told me my case was incurable
money away to spend it sending ME to your
sanitariilm. / went and, thanks to your Skill,
am to-day we'll woman. I can't say too much
OF your sanitarium as you saved my life.
SUFFERED WITH OVARIAN TUMOR FOR YEARS.
DR.. c. M. Coe, Kansas CITY, Mo.
DEAR SIR: am unable to express my graf
itude to you for saving my life. had been sick
foryears; been treated by different physicia;ia
with relief. made up my mi nd to go to Dr.
Goes Sanitarium. You know the results. I
urge all that are sick to go to your sanitarium
where they will receive the r:ost siliilful treat
neut and be kindly cared for i'll every way.
MRS. c. Fl. MOCK,
Lookout, lcttis County, Mo.
Mrs L, B. Belts had ls-pourd 6brous tu,nor
removed at Dr Goes SaiIitarium. May sd, lSn2.
She still lives at Kiowa. Barber County, Kansas,
and enjoys good health.
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FEMALE DISEASES.


!Ey Lsur Dr. Coz:
write this to say that was almost an invalid
ior 20 years, tried several physicians AMI all
kinds of remedies but never found relief until
went to your sanitarium. l would dvi>e All
mothers that suffer from neglect to g, to your
sanitarium for relief. Very Respectfully,
EIirokIA, KAN. Mrs. STELLA SCOTT.
DR.. C. NJ Coe:
DEAR SIR cannot express my gratitude to
you Tor Your shilliul treatment OF my case
suffered SD Tor SO many years all the time w'hen
would stand on MY feet. ii would just seem like
everything would drop out OF Ine. and the way
suffered with my head and back will never he
known but ever since was at Your sani,ariuin
have been getting stronger until now weigh
16a pounds. advise all that afflicted to so to
You Tor treatment. Respectfully yours.
LINCOLN EB. MRS. HERMAN SCKURR.
DR.. Coo:
DEAR S1R:-I am thankful to you for your
skiliiul treatment VI my case. Ialways knew (
needed 4 surgical operation hut the doctors told
me would lie alright, but I have never been
right since my baby was born, and, as you told
me, would have meyer gotten weLl withuut an
operation Kindly remember me to Mrs. Cos
and the nurses. Sincerely yours,
SEDALIA, MO. Mrs. GEORGE ROSS.
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PARALYSIS.

Miss Lydia Cudworth of Elnira, Mo-, says:
Twas for seven years confined to my bed, not
able to walk step. When started to DR. Coe' 5
Sanita-iu,n's I carried by neighbors
four miles to the railroad OH stretcher. After
six moItlis' treatment at the San1tarrI was so
improved that could walk up and down stairs
and over a large part Of the town at one time.
1 will ever Thank DR.. Coe for my recovery.
Nov. 10th, 1897.
FORT SCOTT, KAS.
Dr.. C. N. Cos.
My sou John works all right. He is we'll and
hearty. Chops wood and i, a good boy to work.
i believe l:e is going to entirely recover.
Very truly yours, c. N. WILSON.
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BELPRE ITEMS.

Mrs. Herod and daughter were Wis
ting in Lewis last Friday and Satur-
day.
Mrs. Webber and Ada Tam went to
Larned on Saturday to visit Mrs.
Webber's sister, and returned Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, of Coldwater.
Kan, are in town visiting Mrs.
Smiths brother, II. Herod.
Born, March %, 1900, to Mr.. an9
Mrs. James Leggit, daughter.
D. G. Donovan shipped a car load
of hogs to the KaDsas City market OIL
Monday.
Carries Harvey shipped a car OF
hogs and three cars of cattle to Kan
sas City on Tuesday.
II. j. Noble went to Kansas City
on Tuesday to take in tbe sights.
Henry Laird is in town agrin, look
ing over his ranches.
The school closed in the Miller dis
trict last Saturday: March "a; Fl. j.
Noble, teacher.
Mrs. Anna Weber gives notice that
she went out of the carpet weaving
business March '27.
Messrs. T. H. Evans and F. West.
of Kinsley. We're in town on Tuesday.
Nj. Hawley has just purchased a
new two seated carriage.
James Leggitt Sr. of Kansas City.
is here visiting his sons. Jim and
George.
Mrs. II. J. Noble and children arc
visiting this week n: harles Harvey 5.
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He Fooled the Surgeons.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton,
of West J Jefferson, Ohio, after suffer-
ing IL months from Rectal Fistula. he
would die unles u costly operation
was perfOr med: but he cured himself
with five boxes of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, the .urest Pile cure on eartf /,
and the hest salve in the world. 2ov
a bax. Sold by Mps'ler & Co.
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Free Entertainment

Following is the program for the
next free enter, al nuient at the COngre-
gational church, Friday, March 30:
~Orchast..a
Vocal Solo. by Miss Blanchard.
Pautosnime Devotional Drill, by
Miss McMichae!.
Ladies' Trio. by Miss Hine, Mrs.
Smith. Miss Schnat:erly.
Oeiginal Humor, by Mr.. Charles q.
Noble.
Vocal Solo, by Mrs. Smith.
Orchestral
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AYOROCELE.

After suffering four years with hydrocele,;
was induced to go to DIR. Goes Sanitarluln ana
was operated on November Isl, and to-day anna
well ran. The intense pain suffered for years
has all gone. W..VANBEBBER.
Nov. 18th. Knoxville, Ray CO., MO.
HOLIDAY, KAs Nov. Ist. 81.
was treated for hydrocele by Dr. c. M. Coe
il February, 1885, and am we'll pleased witt:
the result, Tor have been permanently cured
by his treatment. Tell parties to come or write
to NE. G. w. BRADLEY.
On December sth 1895, I was operated on At
DIR. Goes Sanitarium Tor dropsy of the testicle.
was taken there III a critical and dying condi-
ton. 1 write this because had been examined
by good country doctors and they said there was
no Gu: for me; SO owe it to DR.. Coe to tell
people he cured EIe. +. y. WATSON,
august goth, 1857. Joplin. Mo-
PAoI.A, KAs-, Jam sth, 1890.
had structure and suffered with retention OF
urine for four DAYS, and had been tortured by
number of physicians in their attempt to relieve
me- but finding no relief went to DR.. Goes
Santa .ium aud the retention was at orce re-
lieved AMI the structure cured. 1 am now ~
years old and my health l.; as good as could be
expected 1T r-y age. CHRISTIAN bLOU.
November Ist, 1897.
s. J. Fislser, Republic, Kans., writes: I suf-
fe-ed for several years with Bright's disease OF
tie kidneys Was induced - go to DIR. Goes
Sanitariuin, after all other DOCTORS he'd given
me up. DIR. Coo said he could c;.rc nc. which he
did In less than year. and 20 him owe my life.
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II. S. Crane. proprietor of the City
Restaurant. will insure Your crur
against Hail. Cali and STE him be-
fore insurinS elsewhere.
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Don't 90 into the field this spring
with an old harness. all patched mp,
when you can buy Il hrst-clasS ma
chine or hand made harness so cheap
at \. II ottewitz :.
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G. L. Painter arrived with his .IdclSS
and damage suit. last Sunday.
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Public Sale.

Twill sell at my farm, one mile
northwest of Wendell. ON Tuesday.
April 3, 1909. at 10 u. M. sharp, the
GLOWING described property:
Five COWS. with calves,
One Durham bull. Ii months old.
Two 2-yearold heifers.
One fresh mich cow.
Two steers, coming years old.
Eleven head of COWS, coming fresh.
Seven head goud work horses and
mares.
One wagon.
Two mOwi g machines.
Two cultivators.
One riding pillow.
One stirring pillow.
One buggy.
One breaking pillow. -
. One sulky rake.
One sewing machine, nearly new.
Two 9ranaries.
Corn, oats, mi!let and sorghum in
bins
All buildings. :
All fencing.
All household goods.
Everything on the p] ace.
100 acres of land.
Terms eff Sale-Afl sums under $40
cash. On all amounts over SO Il
credit of six months without interest
will be given if paid when due: if n OF
paid when due, ten per cent interest
will be charged from date. Ten per
cent discount for ash on amounts
over SO. All notes must have APP
proved security.
|. JAMES CUNNINGHAM.
F. D. WEST. Auctioneer.
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If you are afflicted you want tn,
best Call and see the doctor from
DIR. Goes Snnitarium. See large ad
in this issue. 10
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hARELiP CURED At Or. GOES
SANiIAEIAM

Oscar pct-e. fatesv:lle, Ray county, Mo-.
writes: Your operation ray lip was a perfect
bic defo:riity.
MS. Dooiey. Anneliy. Kan, writes: Your treat
fnent OF La, clip Is perfect success. harrys IL
Is well. not sCrr ieit, IA ]. " L. such a
frigh,ful mouth was afrait to ;o,tS at IL fee.
50 grateful that We too- h.: III your s4.:.arir:,.
Ms ~. J. Curtis. Tope,:1 T-sr, writes: You
have cured our i1aoy 0. Horrible h1rciip Nay
God forever bless You Gni Our family.
Mr.. White, Walnut G-ovc. 40. sait: Dr.
Coo. toys lip Is perfect. the opera.I,n WAS
TO Gone Cga;l would readily pay a tnousanG
dollars if I cuu.l not have it done Tor less.
IF you arc Interested IN yot.r health or tt
get dissertation Of ths Sanitariun, togeth
dxsifs, All CORRESPONDENCE strictly cocfidentj
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Try Coke Dandruff Cure. at Tay
lOr's b:irber shop.
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Read Marsh g. Bidwcll's advertise
ment this week.
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RUPTURE CURED.

suffered fer years with hernia, and finally
went to Dr. Coe aud his treatment cured me. I
have been at his SaniIarium many times and
always t.:d the Doctor relieving suffering hui
manly 1 recommend his skill to all that may
I've afflicted. REV. ]. CAL LETrRELI,
Warrensburg, BIO.
DEAR DOCTOR Coz: Your treatment without
the sniic Ia permanently cured my rupture. I
Injured myself jumping i-oia 4 locomotive five
yeas ago, but thanks to your skill am now
cured JAMES ALpIN,
Kansas CITY No
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DIR. GOES
SANIT 4 III NJ !,
10Th and Wyandotte Sts.,
KANSAS CITY, TO.
JUNIORS.

Following Be found few
men 1hey
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of of and
Garfield. Kansas, April II II. 1870 :
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Clearance Sale.

Winter goods ut greatly reduced
prices Al the Millinery Bazar,
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PILES PERMANENTLY CURED.

Lear'er Cirtis, Perry. Okla. writes: After
suffering for years 1 have been permanently
C.iied By Your treatment.
F. B. Gilmore, 81. Jo,n. Kas, writes: I cannot
express Ing < =. yOu Tor the su~csssi IL
t-cat:ne:l. OF MI vie SGie toiIi5 IL seuding
1--we - yoJl. vie a,:,i tt. nurses.
a C .ri,.,:.aur Settle Station. Mo, says: I
suffered :S- yeas and tried many doctors and all
kinds OF -er: lies Ala found relief until
wen: TO h. ~oc. In I1~ entirely cured.
s',ffr--(. for years. .-,r1y times SO bad was
who " t,uf:t for is;ncss: ent to Dr.. Goes
San:.ariu,u ti.e.r T. eat;nert cured me.
b. T. JONES,
Kansas City, Mo.
heaish of yoer family Or friends, write and
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J AMES NCNNINGHAM.
F. D. WEST. Auctioneer.
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Mrs. II. J. Noble and children arc
visiting this week a: harles Harvey 5.
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Nos. IS, u, s4l and 342 daily except
Sunday.
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.Japanese Wit.

Oriental wit of a kind TO be better
appreciated than enjoyed in France is
credited to the members of a Japanese
embassy once sent to Paris to arrange
for three free ports to be opened in
Japan and France respectively. The
French officials after long elaboration
announced that they would be content
with the opening Of Yokohama. Yeddo,
and Han-Yang. The japanese listen
ed gravely. and. after they had deliber-
ated in turn. said they wanted Havre,
Marseilles, and Southampton. There
upon the Frenchman INDUCED in su-
perior smiles. and called attention TO
the fact that Southampton was in En-
gland. Yes" replied the Eastern
diplomats. maintaining the utmost
gravity. "and Han-Yang is in Corea. "
This story, which is said to be so old
as to be new, has been revived in con-
nection with the visit of the Japanese
Ambassadors TO the Paris exposition,
and it is supposed in England TO worry
the Frenchmen lot.-New York
Times.
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A Great Glacier.

The largest glacier in Europe is the
Josledalsbroe, in Norway. With its
numerous ramifcations il covers an
area Of $50 square miles, just half as
big again as the county of Middlesex.
This enormous field of ice sends its
branches down the valleys in all direc-
tons, often coming into close proxim-
ity TO the cornhelds. One Of the most
accessible of its branches is the Briggs
dalbroe. From a distance its effect is
extremely grand. surrounded as it is
with dark, bare mountains, fringed
with birch trees-a perfect setting for
the mighty mass of snow and ice.
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Women
y mink
About This
In addressing Mrs.
PSnSrhans you are conn
T1u1fcating with
About This
a Woman

a woman whose expe-
rEence In treating female
Ills Is greater than fbaf
of any living person, male
or female
She has fifty thousand
such testimonial letters
as we are constantly pub-
fishing showing fIsafLycs.
e PinECIsan1's Vegetable
Compound is daily re-
HsVfnC hundreds of suf-
fSE'f1g women
Every woman knows
some woman Mrs. Pink
ham has restored to
h0aEtF1s
Mrs. PfnEEhaEsS makes
no statements she cannot
prove Her advice is
fSaaQs Lydia E. Pinkham
Med. Co., Lynn, Mass.
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A Corinthian Antique,

A marble block has just been IN
earthed at Corinth. Greece. on which Is
a muulated inscription. only the equiv
alent Greek letters "agogehebr" being
left. 1t is supposed that these letters
are a portion of the two words, "Syna-
goge Hebraion." which mean in Eng
lish synagogue Of Hebrews" and that
the stone may have been a part Of the
very synagogue in which the Apostle
Paul. when in Corinth. reasoned every
Sabbath and persuaded the Jews and
Greeks"
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@-A'o @AATAO-ff f~-~S-~ 49, s%-S
and the storm that had carried her to
safety brought destruction to men and
women throughout the town.
After the tornado had passed Miss
Milton was picked up by some neigh
bors in an apparently lifeless condi-
ton. Her body was limp and faced,
her respiration was labored, her pulse
was slow. Medical assistance was i'm
medlately procured, and, although re-
storatives were applied, they availed
nothing. Three days after her expert
ence she began 10 regain her senses.
Miss Milton says that her sensations
while sailing through the air were
pleasurable rather than otherwise.
When Miss Milton was first found an
examination made by a physician fall
ed to show a bruise or scratch on the
entire body. She showed all the symp-
toms. he states. of a nervous shock, and
It Is believed by many that this cOndi-
ton was superinduced by the electrical
currents in the air, which sent their
surplus Of electromotive force into and
through her body. This theory seems
in line with the generally accepted idea