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seven Were the result of the work of tho
grand jury just discharged, the others being
continued from tn March term.
1t has been arranged to dispos" of the
five murder cases before any Of the other
criminal cases are taken up. The case
against Perry Dimes. Joshua DuiIin. Will
lam Hebron. Columbus BowenS James Key
alias William Johnson. James boy and
John iiehrOn, all CulOTed indicted for tn"
murder Of Howard Hall. will be called the
first thing Monday morning. Il Will be fol-
lowed BY the Trial Of James II. Hawkins
Whi'e. t"T III" kil!ing Of John A. Young.
white at C!arkshura. last June. The case
against Edward Bradley. the yonng VIII ;e
man charged with the murder of his uncle
j: Arns;ead Gray, near Rockville. the nigh
OF July 4. has been Sc for Friday. The
trials of Emmet +. Griffin. indicted for the
murder Of Albert \. Johnson at Cabin
J"hh bridge last spring. and Edward
Barnes. the nine-year-od colored boy,
charged with killing Mount Vernon Wash
in@ton. colorcd boy. about seventeen years
OF age. at Hunting Hill. about three weeks
ago. vii! follow in the order named.
Mr. j. Edward Penny formerly of
West Virginia, where he was engaged in
located in Rockville. Mr.. Pennybackel
was for three terms a member Of the West
Virginia legislature. was states attorney
for one of the counties for ten years and
also served as superintendent of the public
schools.
A two-story frame dwelling on the farm
or Mrs. Mary Jarhoe. at Edwards ferry
TINS county. was recently destroyed by fire
ihe loss was about 5000, partially covered
by insurance. III
A welsh rarebit party WAS given last
evening at the home of Senator and Mrs.
w. " Bouic with Miss isabelle Bouic as
hostess These present were Misses Lille
anderson, Leigh Choate. Sarah Henderson,
May simpson Mary Eyddane. Susie Bailey
ana Isabelle Rouic and Mcssrs. Robert G;
hilton, Russell Brewer Theodore Mason,
reward England. Walter ,Wii.Iams, B. G.
Painter and Garne Boutc
Mr.. Joseph Guy MeCrone and Miss Mar
garet Burns. both Of Washington were
married here Wednesday evening by Rev.
j. A Hopkins of thetChristian Church.
Inc case of JohniiR. Griner of Cedar
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Mont
gomery county. Md. which consumed three
days In Its trial. waSidecfded in the circuit
court here this afterffoon, the jury return
ing verdict awarding Griner $50, with
interest.
The case was suit for s7T9. the amount
OF an insurance policy held by Grner in
the Montgomery County Company. The
declaratlon filed in the case alleged that
Gr'ner's dwelling, together with its con-
tents were entirely destroyed by fire in
May. 1889, and that as all The conditions
OF the policy had been complied with. the
insurance company was indebted to the
pla1ntin In the sum of SII9, the amount
mentioned in the policy. The insurance
company pleaded that 1t was not indebted
swer an important question propounded to
MIN by an agent of the company; and for
other reasons.
Miss Catherine Selby and Mr.. James Ed
ward Mobley, both Of this county. were re-
Gently married here by Rev. Thomas H.
Campbell. pastor Of the Baptist Inurch.
The annual Thanksgiving ball OF the
Rockville Assembly will be held In the
Evening star., 1900-11-24
ROY COMMITTED TO JAIL,
Representative MeekisOn. His Father,
DcclineN to Pay His Fine.

UeeklSon. HIS rather,
Declines to Pay His Fine.
George Mcekison, the sixteen-year-od son
of Representative Meekison of the fifth
district of Ohio today arraigned in the
Police Court on the charge of carrying a
concealed weapon. He admitted his guilt
and Judge Kimbail fined him $50. with the
alternative of thirty days in Jail in default.
The father ii the boy. who was in court,
stated that he would let his son go TO
prison. as it would serve to teach him a
lesson. and personally thanked the judge
for imposing the penalty stated.
Young McekiSon was arrested last eVeu-
ing by Officer Brady when he was about to
board a moving weSt-bound train at South
BrOUkland in company with some supposed
tramps. He taken to the sixth pre-
cinct station and searched. when there was
found upon him an English bulldog revolver
fully loaded. besides large box of car
trilses: also pair of brass knuckes and
four railroad torpedoes- When asked for
an explanation by Judge kimbal the bov
sand he HI. maie up his mind TO return 20
his -iome in Ohio and had armed himself
for protection against tramps. The tor
pedoes. h said. had been given to him by
d hobo. and he claimed that he did not
know wnat they were used for.
Mr.. Neekison. the boys father. told the
court that George stole the revolver from
niu ana at his request it was returned 20
MN.
The accused boy tod e Star reporter that
h" had been travelling back and forth be-
tween this city and Ohio for two years
past. and While he would not say how the
journeys We're made, he denied that he hal
kept the company of tramps. This state
ment vas contradicted by Mr.. Meekison.
who sad his son had not been away from
home al any time in his life for. longer
period than three nights.
Some time after the proceedings had
been concluded Mr.. Meekison returned 20
The court room and appealed for a Suspen-
sion of sentence. He had concluded. lie
said. that TO send the boy to jail would do
him harm. The court replied that his duty
to the public compelled him to administ er
laws impartial!y, and he could not change
his decision Mr.. MeekisOn reiterated that
IL would not pay the fine and left the
court room.
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She Let Him on.
From Tit-Rits


One night Green came home very late.
and found his wife evidently prepared to
administer a Caudle lecture. Instead Of
going to bed he took a seat. and resting
his elbows on his knees, seemed absorbed in
grief. signing heavily and uttering such ex-
clamations Poor Watkins! Poor fell
low,"
Mrs. Green moved by curiosity, said
sharply: What's the matter with Wat
kins?"
"Ah.' said Green. 'his wife is giving him
fits just now
Mrs. Green let her husband of that time
Evening star., 1900-11-24
ID. A. II. PRESIDENCY.
Alleged Action of National board
Criticized by n Regent.

New York paper recently published a
special dispatch from Washington which
stated that the national board of the
Daughters of the American Revolution had
forwarded to MS Theodore Roosevelt the
preliminary papers for her admission into
the society, and that accompanying these
papers was formal petition to the wife
of the Vice President-elect asking her If
she would accept the honor of president
general of the association. provided the
office were offered to her at the next contf-
Evening star., 1900-11-24

Opera House next Wednesday evening The
committee of arrangements is composed of
Messrs. Garner Bouic. William Reading
and Russell Brewer. The patronesses will
be Mrs. r. H Stokes. Mrs. William Veirs
Bouic. Mrs. H. W. Talbot and Mrs. Will
liam Dorsey.
Evening star., 1900-11-24

of ranks for a leader? We Daughters
should emulate our forefathers-demand
liberty of thought and action, ignore the
action of the national board and elect a
president general from the ranks of the
n
Evening star., 1900-11-24
Trying to Save the Bank.

The controller of the currency has been
informed by National Bank Examiner
Tucker, temporary receiver uf the German
National Bank of Newport. KY. that an
effort Is being made by the directors and
stockholders Of the bank to restore the
bank to solvency.
Evening star., 1900-11-24

The Best Prescription for Malaria,
Chills and Fever 10 = bottle of GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. 1t u simply iron and Qui-
nine in tasteless FORM No cure no pay. Price, 6oe.
ocl3-stu, IT
Evening star., 1900-11-24

The worlds record rainfall is in the
Khasia district. in India. where the hills
catch the wet winds from the Bay OF Ben
gal. Sometimes 72 feet OF rain fall there IN
a year.
Evening star., 1900-11-24
Commencing Monday Morning the

Connecticut avenue cars of the Metropoli-
tan Railroad Company will run from 18th
street and Columbia road through to the
Capitol by the way of + street, 5th street.
Louisiana avenue and Indiana avenue. Cars
on the East Washington division of the
City and Suburban Railway Company will
run from 18th and d streets northeast to
18th and G. streets northweSt-Ady
Evening star., 1900-11-24

For . Cold In the Head
LAXATIVE Bromo- Quinine Tablets.
Evening star., 1900-11-24
\ Weti-Earned Reward,

Bookcases in Hoeke's furniture sale
Ady.rriS. Fn,.Dr
Evening star., 1900-11-24

Here's your chance to get
an Overcoat, Suit or Trous-
ers, made expressly for you at
even lower prices than the
cost of ready-made ones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-15
sam JUAN
NOtas pOr c0rreO

In Ell vapor San Juan llegado ante
nnchs al puerto de su noFnbTe, lIegsron
naeh7s amelicanos en- Wage de recreo.
-Pronto Sc levantarA ell circo ecues
ire que trabsia en- la capital. Lo trasla-
dan probsblemente Ponce 8 Msysgti *.
-Desie pasado min ma Sc retiran
del servicio lea gasguAs de Santurce
Cr6ese que este obedezca los crecid os
imyuestos del couseio municipal para sos
tener alguaos pAnisguados con cargo al
presupuerto.
Aver comsuzsron las iustal aciones
de f)o)1 'tricOs en- Ia 4lle tel sol.
II y deb resolver ell II rbunsl Su.
prem 81 recurso intsrpuesto por nuestro
q1srido amigo = compsf no seh,r Mum u
K vera sobre redrs l5ioa d3l iueE j ian
Z Rimln r. .m.s.
-Ss aseglra qds uno de los mas
c1ustlntes colab IRA tores de La Defepsa.
es Jose A. DAubon, actual redactor d. La
CJrresp ndeaei4
A1 % escFibs la b oria
Aver reoibt6 en- audiencis ell go
bsruador al IN tista de slimentos de los
presos de Ia c4roeI de Puerts de Terra.
hste present6 agaoas quejss Mr. len
sObre ell slcsIle de aquei estsblecImlento
Valentin b rrios.
Noe dl ,eu que a! tratArse en- la Ca
IN ,rI de Ia C0rte de Msysgu Z, Egozcue
os6 IA snif sstar que sc reuoan les causss
por ellos Jug Itas para enyisr sus jue
sss 81 sitlo que dejaron Vscsnte los pre-.
.disrios.
Y comproblda la iegaIidad de los
f .Ilos ( don lie Sc N sndarfa al oompafi
70 de M4uIeon de Ia Changa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-15
NOVEDAD SO2P 3ENOENTE

Como "a se sceresn ies dfss &c Ns
vidsd. los Eefares Aguayo HermsnoF, de
este er mercio. hsD recfbf1o M colossi
surtido sic de srtfculos de ccmsr DeOer
que eliSu vendieDdo que IS m ooutento
4 pTecios bsrstfs'm9s.
Para escs dizs reclblTsn tsmolen
uvss de Espsfs, turroues de- todas ciases
' nembrillo ipo en- pasta.
Ademss de to1o eso en dicho ests
blasimieutn So v-nde LA DENOCRArIA
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Los ESPOSOS JUSTIS

Eta m.fiaua nos dispenso una vista
.l sefi n don Francisco Justis, artista Gu
bsno. muy conocido.
Tlens el prop6. ito de dar slgunas re
present aoiones en- esta ciuiad. para 10 que
Cusuts cou IA cu 4iro drsmStioo del que
form "a p8rte su >, n 0ra esposa dOha Agus
tIaa R1irig1ez -h'ja de ests poblacion :
uusstrJ dlstingat1o amigo don JOte
Msndtz Csrjoas : 81 gracloss nina Mer
cedes
Les desaamos todo g5aero de triunfos
eE sus empt nos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-15
.CAUSA CELEBRE

P4sado man ana EN- peESran las tesio
nes del julclo ceiebro que sc .igue Por
los susesos de Il cAlIe de Ia FortsleEa.
S-ga1 nos iifOrmsn asistiran oil soto
aIgunos tsqufgrafos rttratistss. Lot
prImeros para seguir el ssunto en- t9dos
~. detale.. To- seglnios q tin de ob
teuvr iss f5togrsfis- de los scussdos }
los testlgCs.
AB5os trsbsjos pSssrao a ecnstItuii
D. iletp - r,cu,rdo iudeieb e.
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corriente mes, Sc celebrarsn reu'.ionps en-
San Juan, por los .tarios le Ia ia pa
"a Ia rendioion, tximen apreha~i6a de
cuentas y nombrsm iento ouev rectiv
para Ell trienio d. 90l 1903
Sc h4yan vacantes las recsudaciones
de Aibonito B lrraDquitas, cuyo servi
cio sc retribuye con ell 8 por oiebto de
sgrfoola, urbapa contribu I6n de escue
las; ell por oieuto de industria J CO.
mercio. AiemSs con ell 2 J de los Sc lce
de rentas internas que compre ell reean-
dador. III y que prestar fanzs.
Una estadista curiosa, ha puestO de
relieve la Influenza que ell &Anis Anda-
luz> tiene en- la conservation de la vida.
Antes de aparecer en- la escena, ell
celebre Ambrosiani, ell 90 3I4 de los ha
bitantes de Puerto Rico, morian enve-
nenados por los aguardientes y hcores
que nos fabricaban los licOristas al frio.
PerO vino Ambrosiani, es decir ell
Noises de PuertO-Rico, V asi como ell
que nacio en- Nazaret salyo ell alma de
la humanidad con sus doctrinas, asi
Ambrosiani ha venido d salvar al pue
bio de Puerto Rico de una muerte cierta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-15
Pedro Orcasi1as NIunOz

Complete surtido de /. mercancfas
las que Sc renuevan semanalmente1
objetos de novedad y fantasia, Ro.
sario 40, Caguas Puerto Rico Pla-
"a Principal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-15
FARMACIA De ztNGOTITa
Santurrs, frents al Ins ituta

En- esta nueTa ofcina de Farmacis,
sc encuentra IN complete surtido de
dro2as. productos quimicOs y Fsrma
csuticos, patentivados naci0Dales y ex
tranieros 7 toda clsse de arttculos
anexOs d Ia profession.
Esmero en- ell despacho de las pres
cripciones facUltativas. Equidad en- los
preciOs.
Sc despachan formulas de Socorros
Mutuos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-15

Aver por def syto de trsnsmisi61 ep
10. te.egramls a. m sstro servicio disrin,
dtjimos qus la Ell rita SIssus n al II fle
uaa de Ius pss1j ,ros de Ia gaagua q7e
s.s.tsron varios baud Jos &c 5 % Juan en-
ls N n as L. jltves H. " nos enteram y
hj IN ,rtr qas se r.fsria ei dsspach3 s Ia
d rita N 41Esni, I'm .ns del ho0orsbic
iI-I ds Cyte de Al ,yagu s.. Nldal
Siut4 C3.Cms.
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Sc EKTRASA

All fdio ell citsdo we've. cue Sc 1trs-
d de que en- una Csmars homogenes Z
pot "a cada uno 'opiuiones di-tItt 9.
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Domingo de .. Diaz

Pintor decorator, IapidaFiO en- zinc
V cristal, retOcadOr de Imagenes y crls
tOl6grafo. Ofrece sus seFylclos cane
SNnevap numero Al. Para infOrmes di-
riiirse 4 ala Democracia>, Caguas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-15

Z .7srlsi5r civil b ioi4tado :
Jan CtsuiI X ,nIrsE, conds1si1 en SO
de Ab.i de- al - curso. psr la sU 1ited
Sits Pryyt-iyoal CJurt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-15

Il M.n2tf IA rsspsrsciio n1ettro
cJlsg 81. Ch'spLS \ 10 han > recibi-
do sn ssI - d 1nss.
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Ultima hOra
(POR TELEGRAFOD
San Juan DtciPnohr 1 <
'oR TELEGRAPH

DAVIS
Hoy emharco e. geDarsl Davis. Ia
bsDda de masica dtl battalion put rtorri
qutf no lie hiEo los ho3ores de Ia despedids
ala CORTE
Is csu4s seguida contra el conceal
Miranda por los escGBdalos en- consumes,
hs pssad Ia Corte de DIstrito.
DESViE
Esta msfiana desosrril6, On su primer
visje, ell coohe de pasajeros J wagon carga-
do de hIelo del tren De Bsysmou.
EMLA CAMARA
La session de hoy f e borrsscoss. Al
discutirse Ell bill sobre inccmpatlbilIdsd
del cargo de deiegado con otrc destiDo
retrIbuIdo por fJndos de q adminirtracioi
iusular metropoiftlca, Wv fustig6 cor
frAse dlra les comps fieros que se opu-
sieron que sc sprobase.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-15
Julian MafienZO

Ferreteria y quincalla
al por mayor y detail
San Francisco "A.
San Jnan P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-15
NOTAS

Mahs1a &c ceiebrsra uus reunion B..
sgricultores en Ell testro de Csbo rojo,
convo3ada por don Jaiio r. Csstro, part
culAI amigo nussiTo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-15

Eu n. - soeasgtrs1 vIoaotes
lss esgaslAs rar4lzs D. Z lsoa, Rlo 90 j..
C=l5Iy Hgoiarss, - rsclrute cresoion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-15

grst 8 sara c0nVeDieDtemfnte 81
lie suIrvgue su ests redkoeloD una sstTells
ds orc. per aida en- Ell rrsyecto Cue medls
entre el ~ ms0tsTlO b asts - esgBiDS 4ut
fuTusu 80 cal1es @BstaDGetS y GPanlELS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-15

LtCgrts Il D.srlt2 a Pa oe solici
- "a bl-gs, .ptora = prisi6n dc Ease
bio AE1I4r, sla. Ca5Ea0 X gaAr1ia rnu
uIclP4l 3s aaU DI4z, seRsst0 de 'nlcl
33o
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-15

Ia m8jer Dgrogea Col6O, y que nos
eoUtrslmos aver % IL ssoclon Dc San
5a2n Pr cgrre0 rsciblo una herds sn
la frs te.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-15

bletes de yueta
valederos cuando
piodo halle oomprendido donnn
go 8 IN dia festive contara dcho dia.
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JOSE BOADA

EBANTsTA
0frece sas serEicieB -. IA cslie O.
Cagaas, Puerto Rico.
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De- aiesisists Al vsiDte , oaslro Gel
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1900-12-08

Or two ngures standing well back on
the circle on the marble floor. A
rounding seat Of stone running from
end to end Of the half circle completes
the memorial. Recently some vandals
defaced the countenances Of these hg-
ures much to the chagrin Of the i'm
perial donor and the people at large.
The mausoleum at Charlottenburg Is
In a park reached by q long walk
through q lane bordered with trees.
The style Of the building Is Grecian-
Doric and the interior contains the re-
mains Of King Frederick William III
and his beloved spouse Queen Louise,
and their son, William /. the father OF
Germanic Confederation. and his wife,
Maria Louisa. The bodies repose In q
sarcophagus Of granite and upon 1t are
the recumbent figures In marble OF
the royal dead. On slab IN the floor
opposite each are inscribed the names
Of the dead, the positions filled and the
date Of their demise. The stained glass
window In the roof allows a soft pur-
pie Hight to play over the marble fea-
lures Of Queen Louise, which makes
the scene one OF marked impressive
ness.
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scoTLAND.s PosroFFIcEs
Are a.a7e I'm Number and Employ IL,
900 Persons.


Statistics relating exclusively to the
postofice In Scotland are worth con-
sidering, even II they have to be pick
ed out with care and minuteness from
the mass Of figures relating to the
whole Of the United Kingdom. The
total number Of postoffices in Scotland
Is 2,276, and the total number Of per-
sons employed therein Is about 1900.
OF whom nearly 1000 are females.
One Of the most recently established
Offices Is that at ST. Kilda, which was
only opened this summer, owing to
the difficulty of communicating with
that remote island. The total number
OF letters delivered in Scotland last
year exceeded 1876 millions, being an
average of forty-six to each person,
as compared with thirty-one in Ireland
and ffty-five for the whole United
Kingdom. The number Of parcels ex-
ceeded eight millions, as compared
with less than five millions in Ireland;
and the number of registered letters
approached one and a half millions,
as compared with less than one mil
lion in Ireland. The number of tele-
grams approached ten millions, as
compared with little more than one
million thirty years ago. and with less
than five millions in Ireland last year.
A somewhat curious result is disclos-
ed when the savings bank transactions
In each Of thi three divisions Of the
kingdom are analysed. Thus in Eng
land and Wales the proportion Of de-
positors TO population is one in 4.35,
and the average amount to the credit
OF each deposition exceeds s16. In Ire
land the proportion OF depositors is
one in 1880. and the amount to credit
exceeds s21; while In Scotland the
depositors are one In 1918, and the
amount is as low as f13 Us. Sd. At
first sight this looks strange in view
OF the thrifty habits Of the Scottish
people; but the explanation is prob
ably to be found in the excellent
National Security" savings banks In
Scotland, and in the desire of the peo-
pie for a better investment than is
Represented by 2ki per cent.
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GERMANY'S CAPITOL.
THE REIcHsTAo rs THE GREAT
ATTRACTION.
Bsmsthing About the Govsransns Of
the Municipality - Progress Of the
Jsws-In the Avenue of vIetory-
Memorials and Mausoleum.
(Berlin CorresDondencel

The reichstag Il to Germany what
the capitol at Washington Is to the
United States, the home Of the national
lawmakers. In size 1t is a. large as
the capitol at Albany, for Ambassador
Andrew d. White took the trouble to
measure its dimensions to satisfy him
self on this point, and In gandeur and
classic outline the equal Of New York's
state house on the banks Of the Hud-
son. The reichstag cost 5000, 900.
The interior Is plainly finished and
plainly furnished, and In these respects
Is far behind Albany's great building
The surprise Is that one cost so much;
that the other could be erected and
completed for so comparatively small
. sum. The former was built for q
state Of 1000, 900 and the latter for q
nation Of 5000, 900. now increased to
63.00O,000 people. Reckoning the diff
ference In population the Albany capt.
tol cost about thirty-three times az
much as the reichstag.
The economy that Germans exhibit
In imperial structures Is carried into
the management OF her cities. Berlin
Ia one Of the places renowned for mu-
nicipal govesnment To its admins
tration she draws upon the class best
fitted to serve her interests, the men of
the highest integrity, the greatest ca
pacity, Of the Hottest motives. They
serve the taxpayers with the devotion
that men employ to gain riches hon.
estly and they have made the post Of
mayor and councilman one OF such
distinction that the most exalted can
be summoned to the task and not feel
1t Is a lowering of dignity. When the
people want to go outside for a mayor
who has distinguished himself in this
capacity they have the privilege and
exercise 1t Breslau had such an off,
cial and Berlin decided the mayor Of
the former city would serve her better
than one Of her own sons, so the may
or Of Breslau was elected mayor Of
Berlin and at once moved to the cap
ital where he further extended his
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sician. She cannot bring herself 10
tell everything, and the physician is
At . constant disadvantage. This L.
why, for the past twenty-five years,
thousands of women have been con-
fding their troubles to Mrs. Pinkham,
and whose advice has brought happi-
ness and health to countless women in
the United States.
Mrs. Chappell, Of Grant Park, III,
whose portrait we publish, advises all
suffering women to seek Mrs Pink
hams advice and use Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, as they
cured her of inflammation Of the ovaries
and womb she, therefore, speaks from
knowledge, and her experience ought
to give others confidence. Mrs. Pink
hams address is Lynn, Mass, and her
advice Is absolutely free.