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a
 wHATA coMBER DID TO THE KURAts ssofs4-
 STACK.
 time ago. The heavy piece Of Ulo'4l was secured in the hold when sel left Hamburg for Boston. rs'a into heavy gale and while tho l5r52ia pitched and rolled the fastenin- propeller came loose. and il against the sides of the steamea. ing several plates and threa
 sink tier. The Frisia had l.
 and lost 15 days. On her
 tempt to get across she h.,
 weather that niured some of He
 The steamship kura recently .-lli.- ed in port at Philadelphia uff. riencinc the full force of storm oH the Atlantic in which the enei;z..s= .tsl.. stopped and she was compelled to Ar.lt for some time: During thn sta4a4-a wave strGck the vessel which swept completely over her and cffrfFd away IS feet of her funnel. The wave. ac- cording to fhc officers, was of such Ce- markable height as to cause astouiSh- ment even among the oldest seamen on the ship.
 The sweeping oyefboard of person. by waves thaG break over the decks ef steamers is of fre4ueat occurrence. There is To po. .sihlr guard against il if one is caught, fer Il mighty onlnsh of the water is irresistible. and n human grasp oH rail CT tittiHs HlH NitIfzt;g=zsi the shock. \ H9Rn@ #4ff3, on the North German Lloyd steal lt.r IIaisern Maria Theresa had a narrow escape from such a fate the other da5 Although tLe ship was running thrau@ a heavy sea. she was promcnadiue tftt deck with a few other women pa-Set gers. X sea crest broke abaaf. swept her against the rail, and l4a A. not been for the coolncss and courage of another passenger who waded to her rescue site would have been swept overheard beyond hope of reScHe.
 It would he pleasant to chronicle 2 romance as a result of this. but. unfof tunately for such a purpose, lhe r rued woman is a French lady's mail
 3le tta il young New foik
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Id Il N-n, e.lI lti.

Some a5.H eJti45, a.=.7 5 In VI its to $l,al0 A4le been loaDo IL an q house n Derby, Cona., where they were hidden over 109 yea $ go. The oldest 70 i was dated l.9G ihe house was bu.It in 1t42 by benJamln Defor- e,r. aalt General Lafayette stopped tIelc i1 revolutionary times
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THE K.iEpfVE'S MISTAKE,
The Force of Hudcn,,s Docs Not In.
 press the NorlG.

press the Woric.
 lie yoGn, Raet.ige 9s Egypt, who recently visited Qneea Victoria charm eG every one vic nzet him by his tart and courtesy eays tsc Whitehall Re- 5iew. His father. Who also cuce visit ad the count of s5t. James, was 2 mark ed contfaatto ai5 son, being intention ally rude and bmsqne in order to as sert his own Importance. He made it point to he l6ta in coming to every en- teItainmeM sven in his honor, and showed scant courtesy to hosts and guests on his arrival. He was bdden to state banquet at Windsor Castle, given by the queen in his honor The hour appointed was nine o'clock, as usual. Tie queen waited until the quarter past had struck, and then led the way to the dining room. Present " the khedive al4iYe aaI entered with an aggFieyed and asto1ishcd fart. The qGeen quietly me io4ed hin ta the vaeatJ seat on hei fiabt, saying: "In i5feand we ne42f delay dinner for aa: one. 4Js=f hiehl,ess Nelsi lltgh.y e-zE UzeH5zd= =5ya9n=t !aut ns guests
 3g EoH. Then
 ae s9i II have
 @t4e f} 4ua aIl for it. The a,t.vt nevoe fa.sot the lesson. It I9t eR@ liaas V ao nuke the mis-
 .o If latn, ludo Hi order to assert
 fif9f nes iii f5 q frequent error
 ne, =aA=t among j.sb l4ea4.e 4a7 a5y educated. The --,tfat d-. net e=l Yas late and makes 1le ara iatrortant $. sg.ri inai#l.aul and +}atatimes insulting in her riaItaer o&ard her customers. 1te 5.xa# cen- aactor rHdely sbUes hls pas. ngl rs. There are men anG Wa.4an in every @ssSs Who iostle taea etfsa, and are czlt and ar 1t. a.taa#se3 rarh.=5s at Lsaft they u1ay be kindly disposed They are making the mistake of the @hodire. By the force of their rude fes5 taey try 10 impress 1he world with sense of their power and au- 5tfelitT. They far f. if they ever a '. thet4fal paHa and real author Itg te na5 lezd q i,t.sai= 10 distinguish : tsela.-1 oai5-' conaauion
 ..ssftssn S.etnss Exempitiied
 8n At0ai5OU father who has a lazy get5ltle.s son sent him adrift on Sat urd,,y al noon, saying he never want cd 10 se him again. The young mans
 carried on in a pitiial way, but t6e father Was ineXorahle, the young lla4 eH5t gel ont and shift for him- self. The youDg man Went aAty say ila le eouH fe'Hu q rich man some day alq make his father ashamed Of liIa elt2 IIi mother said he was a noble baE, and s&oaned That right at o'clock tlle Kitchen door open | softly. and tie yagHs man eaiite h. car Efna snall aImfl of wood When sup Na Ee l3lk his 4saal pIac5 z Fl 4 ate atl als ae- custom Sri A fatfa' safa nothHa- but r 3IFtfd QH her son Wit4 una Ii @r.. as 1.a5iel he had retQrned Wita tHe ffa5safis he lad talked ahnut al fan Il 6s.
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Tra4etins iu .e4 orlE f5n tle 1a5 oEsiA la1 s-a se q t9 eH
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-09
-. c,IIepIna white Hearse.

=, - in the dark Of the evening
- ~ streets we're thrOnged WitI
msr aud women Oh their way home a'
,be end OF the days work. Al lhiFt!
sa,r,b st-eat. where Broadway ana
Ststh srsn,le cross with a network OF
tr,cts the usual clangor Of gongs, tlle
-. ~ pewsboys and the roar Of the
,levs,ed trains dIled the air WINE
,n,r,sd electric lights sparkled Ike 50
many stars. o
syJdonly out of the gloom came
u,,I. ,rbite bearse. being driven rap'u-
lv home. It's sad days work was over, over.
apd the little horses were prooaoiy
onxiors for their dinner. Still II gave
ono a shock to see them galloping so.
Fvep more pathetic it looked wneh
emptv than with It's precious little bur
den. The very emptiness spoke OF the
vacant little chair at home, The unused
TOYS tbe unworn frOcks folded away
cor some woman 10 cry over on rainy
day. -
Fathers hurrying home TO their OWL
little ones felt a sudden lump W th'
throat. mothers leading their children
gr,su,.d the little hands with quicl
access of tenderness, and strange
sad sense of loneliness came to tn'
heart OF the passerby who had no chile
TO lose Just a little white hearse
secp only FOR a moment in the gather
ing darkness by the hurrying throng
but what a world Of pathos 1t Suggest
ed,-New York Mail and Express.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-09
the STATE SCHOOL LAID
BOARD Arr RESPONSIBLE

couliauoa Fnin feafle fase
time appropriated iunds for the pay.
ment Of = clerk OF "ior clerical aid" to
the board aud this aoonierred on lhe
board power 10 appoint a clerk and 10
doslenats his duties, hat this did not
make him an independent ofbcer; nor
does the present act make the clerk an
independent officer, He Z the ageat OF
the board appointing hiu,. The board
ls merely AUTHORIZED. not RE-
QUIRED. 10 appoint a clerk. The
law doea not make him custodian Of the
funds Of the state under the control oi
the board, ID requires him 10 pay
monsy tothe treasurer IMMEDIATELY
on receiving Il.
The contlitutlon q tho state mak os
The board the managers and investors Of
the iunds OF which they have control,
and no act OF the legislature can place
such funds under the managemeOt and
Q introl Of CLERK os exonerate the board
from the duty Of managing and invest
ing them. The control OF the iunds
musi remain with the board.
la the cases referred 10 by me In my
previous letter, Judge peady, az referee
delivered = written oplnion, which "a,
published In the oFegonian Ia May
1850, and In this opinion, ho had ID,
following 10 sAy with reference 20 th'
powers Of the board 10 appoint = clerk
etc ,---''In this view Of the matter ther,
can be no doubt bat that tie deicndanll
lthe board we're iussi6ed In employing
q CLERK 10 keep che hooks aud minutes
Of tho board, 10 receive applications ioI
land and ooErespondenee with paIchas
sru and parties Ia the neld, 20 pFopsn
deeds. TO RECEIVE AND PAY oua
MONkl aAd she like. aud 30 deiray th'
expenses out u tho lands derived iFou
the sales Of land. except where th'
Legislature had olherwise eKPFeasi,
directed. Bat such clerk cannot b.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-09
THE SCHOOL LAND ,.,,
BOARD ARE LIABLE

tn. bondsmen Of Geo. W. Davis the
aeraulting clerk Of tie Pennoyer
Ne,sehap. Mcbride regime, are liable Tor
only 5000, if they can bo bend liable Tor
that after legislative COMMITTEES mSde
whitewashing report covering the
period Of the Davis declaration.
The fac, that il was the dnty Of the
state board TO see 10 1t that the clerk as
their agent and employe, accounted Tor
and turned over all the funds he col
lec.ed, but did not do %, may be bar
10 recovery on the bond, because the
bondsmen. can show 'laches" on the
part Of the state treasurer and the state
board, who, the special legislative com
mittes say, might have ascertained at
any time by comparing the treasurers
book and the books Of the clerk that
there was shortage.
One Of the old Meischsn.McBiide Pen
noyer board said they left the checking
up Of the clerks accounts TO legis-
llatiye committee. In a way they did.
But they saw 10 II that Periunetory
examination was conducted. They had
one Of their strikers conduct that en-
animation 10 conceal and not TO un
cover fraud. The secret emissary VIII
sprung Mr.. Mcbride for senator In lso
Z reported tor a legislative COMMITTEES Q
}. experta and accountants that Davis
d accounts we're all right. Those shar
q Investigations aud whitewashes wer
s denounced on the hoor Of the House !
D 1895 bat all such we're called crank'
II anarchists and Populisss by the booC
- lers. More investigations the pa
~ winter we're oi the same perinnctoI
ss character, aud Lot Pearce Of Marie
., county proposed In COMMITTEES sue
'd clerks and experts aud accountants
st paid o. q day, instead Of t5 TO $50.
%, of courss, bis proposition was vot
v. down. The Cleeion legislative rspc
or may let the bondsmen on bat IL shou
q. not prevent collection Of the sum d
h.l A. IA ...s. ..haal Land hnarh
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-09
THE SESSIONS ENDED
A Growing OrganizatIOu-The Young
Womens' Christian Association

Corvallis Times.
The convention ofthe Young Women's
Christian Association ended with fare.
we'll meeting conducted at the Christian
church by Mrs q. A. Dolph Of Portland,
at nine o'clock Saturday night. In the
afternoon the members Of the associa.
ton we're addressed at the college
chapel by Rev. Marshall the evangelist.
At the Presbyterian church at the
morning hour Mrs. g. w. Lawrence Of
Portland delivered an interesting ad-
dress, touching the work Of the organiza-
ton, and at the same hour in the Con
gregational church similar address was
delivered by Miss Farnhsm Of Forest
Grove. feature OF the latter meeting
was,an anthem, Nearer My God 10 oThee'
rendered hy the choir with most pleasing
effect.
The sessions on Saturday included
many interesting and able papers,
notably an address by an Armenian
missionary delivered during the morn
ing hour at the Christian church. The
| delegates ray the lato convention was
, one OF the most enthusiastic in the
history Of the organization. The reports
! Of the officers showed an addition Of fouI
z? associations aud an increase Of member
e ship Of $40 during the year The mex
n annual convention IL 10 be held at Fores
T. Grove.
j. The figures below give the attend
= ance at leading educational attendance
Il at leading educational institutions, th
Id proportion Of girl students, and tn
re- active membership Of the colleg
Ie Young Woman's Christian Association
n Corvallis, attendance, 43O girls, $50
a. active members %.
e Forest Grove, attendance, ls4 girl
Ve 20 active members, ~.
X McMinnyille, attendance, 20, girls, 81
us active members, 2l.
,se Monmouth, attendance, l7o; girl
IA 100; active members, 81.
as Dallas, attendance. 20; girls, 80 ;acti'
20 members, ~.
Of Albany attendance 100 girls, so; a
20. tive members. 30.
OF salem, attendance, l7d; girls, 7i a.
tive members, IS.
Of Newberg, attendance, 20 girls. 30 a
.ed tive members, ~.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-09
PULLMAN
SLEEPERS

The tourist travel between the East
and the Pacific Coast has reached enor-
nous proportions IN the last few years
and calls for special class OF equip
m,nt. To meet this demand the Pull
man COMPANY has issued from its shops
what il technically calls the "Pullman
Ordinary Sleeper " These cars appear
similar TO the regular sleeper being
bullion the same plan, but net furnished
with the same elegance They are equip
ped with mattresses, blankets, sheets,
pillows. pillow-cases, towels, combs,
brushes, ETC., requiring nothing OF the
kind 10 Ds furnished by the passenger.
Each car has a stove for making tea and
coffee and doing eight housekeeping,
and each section can be fitted with an
adjustable table. An uniformed porter
accompanies each car, his business be-
ing 10 make up ber,hs, keep the car
clean, and look after the wants and
comforts Of the passengers. In each o.
the trains which are dispatched daily
| from Portland by the o, X x n, 20. Il
| 10 be found one OF these Pullman Or
dinary Sleepers." The car attached .
the "Chicago Portland Speeials" goe
through 10 Chicago with change, and th
one in the Atlantic Express" runs
Kansas City without change. Passef
gers in this car for Chicago change To
similar car At Granger.
Much Of the first class travel is beln
carried in these cars, the rates belr
lower, and the service nearly equal
that in the palace sleepers.
For rates and lull information, inclu,
ing folders, write 70
A. l.. CRAIG.
General Passenger Agent,O. r. 4 \. @
Portland, Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-09
SALEM TRAP SHOOTER
MAKES FIFTEEN SIRAlGhtS

re. shelton feels proud aud he has
lust cause ior it, Onc day recently a.
the Yew Park trap grounds be made =
soorc oi 10 1lay pigeons Ia succcss. Ie's
ls record that has not been oQualled
hy an amateur salem sporlsman la the
last Ten years and Mr. shelton naturally
is pleased with his maTksmanship' The
holding Of those practice contests IN
the suhar6s is producing somu splendid
mar smen from among Salem's sports
men.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-09
HOT SPRINGS

DETROIT, Ore. April "a, l9Ol-The
Trail to the Breilenbush Hot Springs is
again opened up for the use of the public
at large. A substantial Bridge is now
across the river aud considerable i'm
proyements have also been made at the
Springs, 80 any one wishing 10 90 there
can have better accommodations than
heretofore.
Pack trains are now in readiness to
carry all who may wish to take adyant-
age OF the early season.
Any one going in TO the Springs can
90 we'll by purchasing their supply OF
H.. Jacobs OF Detorit at Salem and
Albany prices, thereby saving freight
on same. 4 25 I'm
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-09

u.ndsd Tue streets aul priyA.c pre-
mi,es should BE- c'esn'd aud oro'H'e"'.
a R,.,oess;rlac@s shonld he deoo'a' q
Nv the owners A. well a. private hon's''
We do not have Predicate With n' very
of,ea, and While four or Eve other pa' =
lie gatherings will iar The ho'p''a'''y 0'
,be eitv this month. this one occasion
sbouII nee, with a special response.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-09
c,ain.nl Grain .Ol

Remember that name when you
vsnt a delicious, appetizlng, nourish--
INC food drink to take the place or
coffee Sold by all grocers and liked
Inv All who have used il. Grain-O Is
made OF pure grain, 1t aids digestion
and strengthens the nerves. III Is 10.
n stimulant but a health builder ana
the children as well as the adults can
drink Il with great benefit. Costs
about a as much as coffee. l0c. ana
25c. per package. Ask your grocer
for Grain.O.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-09

President Mckinley will stop at
Salem, May 22d, Portland, May 22d
The Southern Pacific announces rate Of
oneiare round trip toSalem from stations
between Turner and Roseburg, aud 10
Portland, from stations between Oregon
City and Roseburg. Excursions tickets
will be on sale for trains arriving at
salem OF Portland on the mdfning Of
May 22d, and leaving same evening or
following morning
The reception exercises have bven so
planned az 10 give 10 as many 30 possible
AN opportunity TO see and hear the
President
The committee OF arrangement will
spare no efforts to make the occasion a
memorable one.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-09

hammation aud liberation and cures
female weakness,
uuuuE thc hIst faonth. whru I lookcd iolr
waru to matsluuN I eUu'd uOt krrp ANYTHING
oa lnY sionalh vrttcs Mn G l. AudcIson. ~
oauth hrtatn. NcN Raven 40. Conn 7Waa 49,
WAX chat srut to hesl GA the i,th of fuuc aud
dtrisfctt 1ocior. nul With iung heneht I ruad
stsfut mauN hllls nrip.i hN asiug guur mcli-
eiug 80 ? th1rEht Z would gtVv trial 1 he-
tcmhCr anN q Dad Mics itiir hthy gul Ia
HrnruaN iaIIow.1s MN hahY weighed oNVf
rtEhi nnuuds D Mas nnN ili lof shout Que hour.
aod E,i alnug nierIF Nuring ContnrmUut Was
un taa Afessti on thV cghih day. l never had
thT aostof plth wr 40 al fut the unfsc aud Que
ur two irentia AIS Hlents thuughl Was siCk
yFrY shnIt tinr lhis makrs uy sccond chilA
Wiz thC nrst Vnr iil nut take fau,fite PIE
Hciinfinaf TIE niic ouc lived lust ah1ut two
wnnias tna sha aas sick an che uuic rhts
ls.i lssby i a. lluHp an1 asaithY AZ any msthcI
eaHIA uish
nr liesce's Pellets eurs constipation.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-09
DECORATE SALEM WHEN
TEE PRESIDENT CONES

The COMMITTEES thai ls soliciting funds
Is decorate she city when tho Pfeeiden'
and his cabinet are in Salem ahonld
meet with . hearty response. Not only
should the Capital City pFesen. i,s beat
appearance 10 .ho visitors. but also 70
the shousands o. people who viii ee here
irom the surrounding country.
Tun JoonsAl will gladly receive and
lnrn over % The eommis.eeeonsriba.ions
ior shIs purpose, aud All Who viii gise
shoars not called upon BY ths eom@i'-
tes should assist this enierpFiss. ihe
Capital d Oregon fhoald look ~ beat
ana the money will All b carefully en'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-09
GROWING Strawberries

FOh ShtFpGNi
Is. Coon Of billiard. Oregon, hoe
made success oi:growing the Excelsior
strawberry for The Portland market
Tuesday, May 2, the fret crate Of Ore
gon grown strawberries was received
from him and he also had the FIRST crate
IN the market last year. THIS variety
is extra early and has the qualities u
good shipping berry. Mr.. Coon has
plants 10 sell at sl.5O per thousand.
With rows three feet apart and plants
set Is inches apart In the rows, nine
thousand plants win set an acre. With
freight added they would cost about 'lb
laid down At Salem. A farmer who Is
si,untsa a. 10 be able 70 put out an
acre or two Of strawberries will ind II a
very profitable crop. Plants set out any
time thls month or next, II the soil 's IN
proper condition, viii prove profitable.
An acre Of strawberries, properly tended
ough. 10 turn On from 200 70 4c) crates
that viii bring the grower all the way
from a dollar 10 two dollars net per crate
An tAe market neat spring. This crop
requires no extra machinery 10 make IL
success. lIt does require careful pains'
taxing intelligent attention aud in-
dustry. The attention Of growers i'
especially directed to the Importance o'
growing strawberries iOr shipment
There are large markets TO the north an'
east Of the Willamette valley, with
constantly Increasing demand Tor thi
prodnct, which our soil and climate vii
prodaco ln unlimited quantities withOu
irrigation. Bat 10 grow strawberrie
successfully for shipment growers mus
secure varieties. that have the qualiiie
ofa shipping berry, such a. iirmHss'
kesplng qualities, a tough skin, goo
color and favor. The successful mArk'
berry ior the distant markets mu
have the peculiar qualities Of imPro'
ing In favor and really hPening &
severed dsys after Il haa been pieke
Il muat stand exposure in a
retail market Cor some time Witho
breakinx down. The pefiect shipPll
berry ior this part Of the willaraes
valley can only be develoPeh by I
talllgsat experiments In growing ein'
ent varieties under ordinay oondstio
Of neld culture. Strawberries may
very desirable for the home maTkes
Tor Commercial eaening and yea
snt.rely unal for shipplnsl lTom hisy
ons thousand miles. For tbis rena
ws would advise growers 70 50 into .
brsneh oi ths industry on . small sca
Do not pui out over an acre or VII
sysr you tsn handle wiihont employ
hired help. The acreage Of SirawbeF'
has ben - redaeed the past few ye
usai there y boapd 70 b. . searcll
Ths growing Of strawberries for d
nsnt is boand 20 bscoms large
permanent industry In Western Greg
Thousands Of crates are being shiPl
annually from Southern Oregon. III
River has fiE hundred acres and
pear exported udT,yrhys bon''
rates q lresh s,'Awbsrries 10 Por.la'
Pueos souud aud ln,er-mOun'lin ost
From 80 20 800 acres Of strawberries
shipment fresh could be planted wi'
! lev miles Of salem with every
sunneo ol profitable returns aud
AZ. - tla ...aFkaf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-09
Moman,s MissIonary soelly

Tho Momaas MlssionAry Society ei
the Fret Prcshy teFian church Of salem
OregOn. Win meet Friday. MAY lo'h.
1901 al s,s0y. m, a. the residenoe Of
Mrs. n. .. namon. eornog ConTs and
CotlAde strcsl An ladies q the church
aud congregation Are nost cordially Va
yited 10 attend,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-09

All Of which was caused by falling and
Inflammation Of the womb, and after
doctOring with physicians and nmner-
ous medicines she was entirely cured by
lydia T.. Pinltham's Vegetable Com
pound.
n YOU are troubled with pains,
faintinR spells, depression Of spirits,
reluctance 20 90 anywhere, headache,
backache, and always tired, please re-
member that there IN an absolute
remedy which will relieve you Of your
suffering as Il did Mrs. Rice. Proof
a monumental that Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound Is the
greatest medicine for suffering women.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-09

II a woman Is physically miserable
aud mentally unhappy, the child she
bears WILL iu face and form, as we'll as
in disposition, reflect her own coudi-
ton. }very woman who anticipates
motherhood ought To think OF this and
hc a fairy godmother 10 her own child,
cndowing Il with health, beauty, and a
happy disposition.
The mental misery of the prospective
mother is In general the result OF her
physical condition. She Is nervous, her
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-09

appetite iails, sle
cannot sleep, Re
store her appetite,
quiet her nerves
snd givv her sleep
and She becomes a
new Wninan.
Nlt has made a
ueN woman OF me, 20
Is the constant tes-
timonY a Womep
Who have usrl Dr.
Pcrce's Fayonte
Prescription IL
trauquili1es the
nerves, encourages
the appetite and
iuiucvs shiug
slctp. II estab-
fishes regularity,
dries weakening
drains heals in'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-09
Help for Women
VINO Are Always Tired.

81 do not feel very well, ! am 80
tired all the time.
often IS you meet your frlenos 9ess =
often are these words rePeated hy[e ny
than likely you speak the same = gnlAl- lll-
can't words yourself, and no douDt you
DO feel far from well most oi thn s.l. t.nle'
Mrs. Ella Rice, Of Chelsea Wis,
whose portrait we publish, writes that
she suffered for two years with pear-
ing-dovn pains, headache, oacsscne'
and had all kinds Of miserable feehnkA,