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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-02-06

Scouten's Herald, which is moth
ing if not Slanderous, attacks the
Jury Commissioners and President
Judge in this manner:
During Judge Sittser's ten years SER
vice upon the bench of this county he
never once participated in filling the jury
wheel. He entrusted the work to the
jury commissioners, who are required by
law to represent each political party. The
result was that the jury drawn during
his term was about equally divided politi-
cally. A court house is not the place to
reward henchmen and political hucksters.
prominent Machine politician OF Elk
land townthip (whose name we reserve
through sympathy for him) displeased at
the way one of his neighbors voted at
last falls election, sarcastically remarked
to the neighbor short time since; 'We
will follow you to the jury box" The
expression would seem to indicate thai
the politician referred to has, or thinks
he has, a grip somewhere on the machin
cry OF justice. Though outrageous, hi:
declaration is significant"
BY act of April 10 1867, p. Digest
page 1907, it is made the duty OF
the Jury Commissioners and Presi
dent Judge, "to select, alternately
from the whole qualified electors O
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-02-06

The OIdsmobIe Gasolene runabout. Price 500.
Seats two or four people Simple pretty, efficient One
ran from Detroit to New Yory Automobile Show, $50
mies--no trouble. Over 400 Oldsmobles sold at
Madison Square Garden Order to insure delivery.
Send for Catalogue. Wanted to establish Agency in
this territory.
Quaker City Automobile Co.,
3O4 and 3O6 North Broad Street
PHILADELPHIA PA.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-02-06
Bernice.

Miss Laura Hatton of TOwanda,
spent Sunday with her parents at
this place.
Milton Rundell and grand-daught-
er, Miss Eva, spent Sunday at Mon
roetOn.
Mrs. Edward Fiester and children
of Highland Lake, spent a few days
last week with her husband at this
place.
A merry crowd of young people
from this place enjoyed sleigh ride
to I.aporte, last Friday evening,
where they were pleasantly enter
tained by landlord Gallagher.
Mrs. McGeever returned last week
from New York city, where she had
been visiting her daughter.
Howell Hatton had his left hand
badly hurt in the mines last. week.
Sheriff Cott was doing business in
town last Thursday.
Miss Viola Brown and brother, OF
Skunk, visited their sister, Mrs. H..
f. Benjamin, last week.
a successful series of revival
meetings have been in progress at
the M. f. church at this place, for
the last four weeks, conducted by
the pastor, Rev. Bidlack. There
have been seven conversions, and
two accessions to the church. The
meetings have been the cause OF a
Spiritual life to pastor and people.
The next local institute for Forks,
Fox, Forksville, Elkland and Hills
grove school districts will be held at
Forksville, Saturday, Februery, 10,
! The first session will commence at
10 a. m.
Program as follows:
QuestionBoX.,
"Drills, Reviews and EXamina-
tions, Robert MolyneuX; Chow to
Conduct Recitation in Primary
Reading" Sara Huckell; "Impor
tant Things to be taught in Geogra-
ply" f. G.. Salisbury; GLOW to
Conduct a Recitation in Advanced
Reading" Mrs. J. Lyman Snyder;
"Essentials of Effective Teaching"
j. Irwin Snyder; "The most 1mpor-
tant Things to Teach in Rural
Schools" NJ. r. Black; "Duties
and Responsibilities of the Teacher,
Cora Warburton; Address, Supt. F.
w, Meylert.
All friends of the institute are in
vited to attend.
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TOMORROW THE VOTE,
SENATORS HAVE EXHAUSTED THEIR
ELOQUENCE ON THE BILL.
Several important Amendments offered
and Others viii Be Presented Be-
fore Final Roll Call.

Washington June 2-Little interest,
either on the floor or In the galleries, was
manifested In the senate debate on the Phil
ippine government bill today under the
ffteen.rinute rule. At two or three stages
Il almost died hamilton.
Mr. Mason ullJ urged that no reason eS-
listed for, accol ding to the Bilipinos, treat
mcnt different from that accorded TO the
Cubaps, and strongly advised that they be
afforded the right to govern themselves.
He said he would not have voted for the
Paris treaty but for the open understanding
among senators that The Fillpinos were TO
be given their independence as soon as they
were ready for It.
other senators who spoke today were Mr..
Hoar Nj. Foraker. Mr.. Cullom, Mr.. Bacon,
MIR Patterson. Mr.. Teller. Mr.. Carmach ana
Mr. Proctor.
ment bill having been concluded, the sen
ate convened Ut IL O'Clock today, the ar
rangement being that the debate on the
hin would proceed under the htteen minute
p,le Mir Lodge, in charge OF the bill, Of
fered several amendments principally OF J
verbal nature 10 the bill. One of the mosl
imnortant was an amendment striking out
the words. Nor more than 5000 acres 70
any association or persons, relating 70 tAI
DISPOSITION Of public lands and inserting =
proviso that no such lahd shai, DC Ieese ,
=.
mining the disposition of the pubic Janus
shall have been enacted and approved.
Another amendment provides that here
after no corporation shall be authorized e
engage in agriculture until provision shoulo
he made therefor by law.
An additional amendment provides tha'
ali United States laws relating TO the en-
try, bearings and manifcsts of steamsh. p,
Md othcr vessels between the United
states an the Philippine islands should ap
ri, 20 such vessels. The provisions OF Inc
! Kin relating to franchises was amended s,
40 Ia prohibit corporations from employing
VERSIONS held in slavery or involuntary serNi
I tudc. a., =. .ha h,r r,o
vidiug that the treasury OF the Phlllnplh.
covtrnment shall be 4 depository for suct
S5UhIie moneys as the secretary of the treas
( SfrA Teller gave notice OF an amendmen
providing that the Filipinos, sS b,s .,
Citizens Of the government Of the Phllin
nine Islands instead of 'citizens OF the
| Philippine Islands. 49,. Nut
MIR Bacon (Gal spoke against the blii
! Mr. Proctor (Vtl made brief but spirit
| ed defense OF the American army.
| Al 4:55 the senate went INTO executive
session and soon afterward adjourned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
sONETH|NG TO APPRECIATE.
Is the Work of the British Doc
tors i'm the Moore Burnett
Building. These Eminent Gem
tlemen Are Giving Their Ser
vices Entirely Free to All Inva-
lids Who Call Upon Them Be-
fore June a7th.

stan OF eminent physicians and sur
geons from the British Medical Institute
have, NJ the urgent solicitation Of large
number Of patients under their care in this
country. established permanent branch OF
the Institute In this city at rooms 2o0-2lo
Moore Burnett building.
These eminent gentlemen have decided 10
give their services entirely free for three
months Cmedlcines excepted so ali inFalids
who call upon them for treatment between
now and June 81.
These services consist not only Of con-
suitatiop. examination and advice. but also
OF nli minor surgical operations.
The object in pursuing this course Ia 20
hecorla rapidly and personally acquainted
with the sick and AFFLICTED. aud under no
conditions will any charge whatever be-
made for any services rendered for three
months 10 all who cell before June ~.
The doctors treat all forms of disease and
dcformties aud guarantee curle In everT
case they undertake.
Male and female weakness. catarrh aud
catarrhal deafness also yaricocele. rupture
roltre. cancer and all diseases OF the rec-
tum are positively cured by their new treat
ment
Hours o to 8. Sundays 10 to l.
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|.Hon Seed Oil Companies Permitted Judp.
neots to Be Entered in District Court.
4, Higher Courts Will Be Called On to Pass on the
/" Constitutionality of the Antitrust
Law of 1899.

They were submitted or demurrers without
argument or contest. when judgment was
rendered revoking the license or permi, 10
do business In this State. Defendants mad
their appeal bonds ready and immediately,
appealed from such Judgment and the cieri
Is now preparing the records for the M.
pellate courts ~
The cases will be advanced and will no
fully argued on the appeal
Inc days proceedings appeared to be the
result of an agreement between the attor.
ney general ard the counsel for the cotton
OIL companies to secure an early decision
by the higher courts ON the question OF the
consttutionality of all the antitrust stat.
utes OF tue State. These are the only cases
that involve the act of 1909. since tho com.
of 1895. az
ney generals suits the defendants claim Tim,
al the antitrust statutes OF the State nre
81 1.-The antitrust statutes OF the state are
IN violation of the Federal constitution and
the higher courts viii be called upon IA
determine the question as II is now square
" presented Counsel for the cotton Of
companies express great confidence that
tncir position will be sustained by the
higher courts and predict that the act a,
1899 as we'll as the previous antitrust act
VIII be declared void under the ruling re-
| Gently made by the United States sunremt
| court In the Illinois case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
Gold Medal SHOOTING Contest,

Cuinanchc. Texas. June 1,-Comanche
again won the district medal from Stephen
Vile This is the third medal contest the
Comanche gun club has won this season II
was twenty.cyent, ten members Of each
club constituting the team. On Aprll ]
the Commche gun club won the medal AZ
Stcphenylle; on May / the Comnnche cluu
again won the medal flom Dublin anu
again yesterday from Stephenytlle.
In the individual medal contest, Petty
and e. Hyatt of Brownwood tied on four
teen out OF fifteen. Petty won the medal: o
Comunche made 1G5 out of possible w
Stephenville club broke 100 out OF posi-
BILE 200. ~.
II was a fine day for shooting. Twenty
visiting shooters took part In the money
events Three-fourths Of them were "ol
by the Comanche club.
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-.,.. June 2.--Attorneys R. S

r.x.s June 2.--Attorneys X. s.
nd ]. c. Hutcheson OF Houston ar.
PC ,oun today to try the antitrust
.rs,nr here against the Southern
y N company aud the National Cot.
~ company, which are charged wifi
NJ, me antitrust act by combining to
' :. ,,l.s Of cotton seed in the town Of
~. Leon county. The Taylor Cotton
rs Is also charged with the same
Tho suits were dled by the district
1's .rd u A. McFall. and the attor-
flc..,si Joined in the prosecution some
81. against the Taylor company was
lr..ss owing to the absence of Attorney
~, ,,s cnses against the National and
w. s.n.sern Cotton oil companies Of New
ssS rsre called this afternoon before
~ ve,-is the defendants withdrew their
- me Jurisdiction and demurrcrs.
..sron Judgment for $1,000 was entered
$500 KY, tsesh defendant and 1t was paid.
WI .,,ornsy general had In the mean
~. . suit TO revoke the license of each
4. aid companies upon the same
", The defendants waived citation
'ssuutarlly appeared In the attorney
.,,s's suits, which were then called.
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well about mlle east Of the gushers. They
are going right down and everything seems
favorable SO far.
The J NJ. Guncy company has also he
gNu drilling on their new well. No. 3, This
well Is near the GuUev No l. which is n
good flowing well and last summer blew out
several times.
The tanks being built here nre getting
along very nicely with their work and
everything seems TO be at work steady all
the time.
The wells were opened MP saturday to
government how the wells would spout
while they were here taking In the 81
fields There are several new buildings
going up here now aud times seem to DC
getting lively around here now,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
Fair Grounds Results.

ST. Louis, June 2.-After prolonged spell
spent in obliquity. Wax Taper, the famous
son of Candlemas and Utility, came to the
front today and beat as good a field of
horses as the Western country can boast
at the present time. Captain r. r. RiC@,
the owner of Wax Taper. was the recipient
Of many congratulations from his legion
OF friends. Weather clear; track good.
Five furlonss, sellinc-iSear Creek, Flora
Levy, Seize Time 1;o2A.
Six furongs sellinG-Maggie Clopton, Pre-
cisely, Heroaes. Time 1:15h.
Six fur!ongs, purse-Scorpio. Lakeyiew
Belle, Rollck Time 1;14h.
Mile and seventy yards, purse-Was Ia
per, Found, Peaceful. Time 40
Mile and an eighth, selllng-Salnda, Alice
Turner, Loves Labour, Time 1:15A.
Seven furlongs, seling-Mlss Golightly,
Kitty G., Guide Rock. Time 1;2s.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
American Jockey Suspended,

Vienna. June AR American IoeAey
named Van Dusen, Of st. Louis, VINO fode
Hazana, the favorite, in the Austrian Gerry.
and permanently suspended on charges o.
humping and crossing. 1t is alleged Una.
Van Duscn endangered the lives OF loul
Jockeys. This decision prevents van Dussn
limited states Van DuseH said 10 re
Porter Of The Associated Press that he WA
M loss to understand the charges M i,
asserted that his riding had been pfrt, ',tsS
straight The race was won d! b'u'"'
an outsider.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03

pounds. won the Excelsior handlcap M n
mile ana an eighth today at Harlem. George
[. Benneits Aladdin. another derby en-.
Try, finished second. with Marcos third
cther starters. seven of the twelve orini
nal entries having been scratched 1t was
a truly run race and exciting throughout
Applehy was always the fayorite
Six furlongs-The Mormon, George Whit
ney, Blessed Damosel. Time I:2S
-Four and n half furlongs-Farmer Jim.
Lady Matchless. Pluck Time loo
Dr. stephens. Time 1:35 2-5.
Mile and an eighth, the Excelsior handI
enp-Lucien Appleby. Aladdin. Marcos
Time 2.o4 2-5
Mile and siSteenth--Mnrshal Nell. Dig
by Bell. Miss Liza Time 1858 As Banish
finished third. but was disqualified foi
Mile and seventy yards-Articulate. Fly
ing Torpedo, Imp. Scintillate. Time l:a9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
HARLEM ENTRIES

Four and half furongs, 2-year-olds.
maldens-George w, Glendon, Cellonade.
Gallant Smith. Captain Arnold. Sigmund,
sen g.. King Hammond. John c. King.
Snringstend, Galha lie. Moraculous 107.
Nile. seling-Nanscn. Ben Frost. Chaun-
ccy Fisher 10T. Blessed Damozel %, Sonora
Six furlongs-Ice King ia. Ncnlworth
l12, Joe Martin 100, Bard Burns, Colonel
Rollnntync lCI, Henry OF FranStamar, Con
Talon log Lady lfris, Imp, Layia, Hattie
June 102 Quiet 9G.
One mile, sellng-Ecome 10, Gold Stand.
ard lOI, Nassal Dance 101 Eva Rice 100
Pirates Queen, Amlrante 90, Last Knight
~.
Josetto i13, Ben Challce los, Lola. Rhcta
lo5, Watkins Overton 1903, Quincy 10o
One mile-Boney Roy 112 Merops 1oT,
Beauty Book 1a5, Ethel Wheat 100, In
Spcctor Shea 9S. Dandola, Lou Woods,
Tommy Foster Prue %. Marque SIS.
Weather cloudy and track muddy,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
THE SOUR LAKE FIELD.
Well No. Was Teeted and Proves to
Be a Gusher.

Well No. Was Ieeted and Proves to
Be GUsher
Sour Lake, Texas June 2'-Fhe sour
Lake Springs company's well No was
opened up today merely az test. ana u
spouted nicely for few minutes me
stream going over the top Of the derrick
about forty feet This ls the well that came
In a. hrst without any bailing and the
next day choked aud wouldn't spout. Inc
drlilers went 20 work and drilled II deeper
and cleaned II out good. and II looks now
nectcd The company Will receive the Wen
after the test today. There was quite
crowd present who witnessed the wen
Ths Sour Lake company has begun on its
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
Favorites at Latonia.

Cincinnati, June Pour favorites, a
second choice and an outsider won at La.
tonia today. Jockey Lindsey was set
down. indefinitely, for pulling up Jean in
the stretch IN the fourth race. After
Eleven Bells won today the judges set down
A Weber, who rode the mare the last time
out Weather pleasant: track fast,
Six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Miss Wandelohr,
The Esmord Time 1:l59i.
Five furl Lungs Sinner Symon. Not Wise
~. Tom Hall. Time O2M.
Seven MISUNDERSTANDING, Polly Bixby,
Frlesland Time :19i4.
Mile, selling Banduo II. Bafled, Itacn-
tiara Time 1:42A.
Five furlongs- Gerda Lady Phlluria,
Wine Sap. Time ] OBJ.
Seven frrlonEs Eleven Bells, Lizzie A..
Pretty Rosie Time i:2sh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
National League.

New York. June 2,-First Baseman DOYLE
was deposed from his position as captain
Of the New York team today and second
Baseman Smith was appointed captain III
his stead. The change, however, did not
bring about change In New Works losing
streak
Score X III y
Philadelphia ,..... uOl zoo NJ u
New York ...... 900 COO TO IL 5
Iberg and DOOM; Dunn and Yeagcr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
MORE SHOCKS IN MEXICO.
An Extinct Volcano Crater Shows Waves
Of Geiatinous Mud.

OF DtIatNuus Wuu
Mexico city. June ? 90 Earthquake shocks
continue in that portion Of the state OF
Guerrero where seiemic activity has long
been matter Of observation ana record
aud whore the government engineers nave
given study to the phenomena
There was a renewal Of earthquake shocks
Sunday In Chllpancingo, which " Just re
covering from the previous shock mat
ruined the city. which Is the capital OF the
state Of Guerrero There was also strong,
No and down earthquake shock ut Taxco,
q mining town, and a slight shock was telt
here =,
A recent examination Of Cerro Del Coll,
an extinct volcano near the city or Quad
nlAIara, shows that the matter inside the
crater Is composed Of gelatlnous mud when
slides about, but without breaking or eI-
plodng There Is no apprehension regard
Ing this mountain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
oil Found in Live Oak County.

San Antonio, Texas, June AIT a depth
Of 375 feet on the Ortiz ranch, Atascosd
Greek. Live Oak county. oil with pamfflne
base and said to he an excellent lubrl-
cant has been struck In paying quantities.
W H. Gibson, a pcnnsyiynnl0 oil man Ia
lust tn from Live OAK county ana says thlt
the strike Is an important one aud that de
ycopmcn, VIII, IN his opinion, opcn NJ a
big Oh hcd IN that section. The wen in
which this oil Is found Is not Rushcr, hut
81 rlses 20 the top OF the casing ana hows
nINnhllN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
New OH company chartered.

Austin, Texas, June The charter OF
the Bed Rock OH company OF Beaumont
was filed today; capital stock $4,000. Pur'
pose TO prospect for oil and other minerals
Directors. W. {, Witcher J, IL;
Ware, John Spencer, c. a. Mulholland
OF beaumont j. r. Harris OF Fayetteville,
Ark; j {, Smyth Of Venus and j. l.,
Cleveland OF ClebUrne.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
R.sia.noe a Coperas cove.

Copcras Cove. Texas. May Sl-w, J. Me
Dowen's residence burned this evening at
o'clock. total loss about $500, no insgr.
saVed most Of his household goods
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
THE FIRE RECORD.
stor. al Denison.

Deuison. Texas, June 2.-The grocery
house Of Theodore Potts was destroyed by
IRE last night Mr.. Potts estimates MS
~, a6 U 5000. with s375 insurance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
long PRICED WINNERS
Injured The Main Events at Grave
! aad-Few of Them Played.
IQEy AppLEBY WINS THE HANDICAP
H. fayorites, One Second Choice and
Al Outsider Divided the Gard at
Cincinnati.

gy.v York, June 2.-Long-prlced horses
Nh much in evidence at Gravesend today.
inning the majority Of events.
|Hndis handicap, at a mile and three
tsaas, over seven hurdles; Cephalalgia,
n Gun, Semper Ira. Time 3:1S.
Hire furlongs, selling Soothslayer, Ber-
la Makefada. Time l;oI.
! Me and seventy yards. maiden 3-year-
d and upwards Tchula, DaGfydown
M, Lord Sterling Time l:i7
Hive furongs, the Mlnhansett stakes. 2
irods Injunction, Sir VOORHEES,, kl;,
Nliny Time l:o1.
,Iis and a sixteenth. handic0p-IllShland
4 Col. Bill Hermis. Time 4G 30.
ASpt six furlongs, scling.-Josepha, Rap
&leckes. Alard Scicck, Time / 10 30.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
BASEBALL.
Southern League.

New Orleans, June .. High pitched LOT
New orleans. having recovered from n's
long illness. and did so well that u iooss"
like a shutout until the eighth, when
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
Mill and Gin Near eonham,

Bonham. Texas, June 2.--Last night at
Dodd city. six miles cast Of here IRE de-
stroyed mill and gin belonging 20 John
Mills Origin Of hre unknown insurance
$3.50.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
Depot at Bloombura

Atlanta, Texas. June 2.-The Kansas City
Southern depot at Bloomburg was burned
here sunday morning. The loss 10 about
5000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03

ten single and Browns double tarned
luh. The nelding was fast, despite wet
plays
Score II ~ II
,itmineham .... 900 600 oio- 1
new orleans 900. OIL Ol2 eux- I iS
L'pp and Brown; High and westlake
shreveport, La. June 2.-Dumb base run
mig, Brunner's wildness and a costly error
eeSsed the defeat OF Chattanooga by
Shreveport today.
Score "A n y.
Chattanooga .,..,... loi 100 ioo-4 IL |
shreveport ......,.. 800 oOo oox-b 6 4
drummer and Roth; Fisher and Mcclure.
Little Rock, Ark, June IA batting rally
In the ninth inning enabled Little Rock TO
defeat Nashville this afternoon. Three sin.
giles, double and uhlers home run netted
the locals ave runs. Sanders was pounded
freely In the seventh and ninth Innings.
200.
Score II IL Il
Little Rock .,.... 100 100 lo5-- S =
I Nashville .........,.1oo 20 100 D :
( skcpec and Lynch; Sanders and Fisher
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
POPE ATTENDS A GARDEN PARTY.

pomo Tune 2-An Imitation "Lourdes
Grotto'' was inaugurated In the vatican
gardens yesterday A superb garden party
-. gtvcn. which was attended by the pope
was 80 uis holiness rode In an old six
n IN Berlin and was surrounded by the
nr,nnnted noble guards The court appear.
"a In medieval costumes, ana Tor tae nrs'
lime the ladies wers allowed to wear aiter'
noon toilettsk
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-03
Married. Life
"Thc true pathos and sublime
or human Hfc."
"The only bliss

or PaTddiSe mar mas burFiFcd tHe fHH
This worthy goal Of right-ni rdsd people Of
ton brings disappointment and misery TO the
! bride whose won snly organs and tpnelions arc
weak. defe9tye Of diseased htihbs im .2r;
Female PhnAcea, will do much 90 render her
4 In all WAYS equal 90 the new functions and du-
ties she has ss7umed.
"FoT ten years was irregular and found no
relief in the various remedies used, TNobot~
ties OF q. 4. y. cured mo entirely" -Mre q. A
McClond. Mlooosukie, Fla.
Twas slick for Soar with fsmn IL oomulaint,
= The doctors did rue no good. looked % bad
that all thought l could not recover. Light
bottles Of q. y. i. have entirely cured mo. i
q hm doing Pill ms housework and haven't paiaa
or ache. i Wish overy suffering woman could
have q. n. T.. for it 10 an idpal rornedg for fs-
male ilmonts, MR. Daisy Shaw, Lula, Miss.
OF, p.--Gerstle's Female panaeeA. cures
irregular, schnty, too prafuso and paiaful
monthly periods uterine and ovarian irritar
q tionHt ulcers. dlsplacemants and falling OF the
8 Wonlb whites and all unnatural dlsohhrgoe.
q frigidftY baroness and all Investments 20
a maternity also oil associate ailments OF mo
privnto ORGANS OF women. At all staRo2 OF men
a struAi lifc, from budding wonenhood unit af-
the changes that cad slecial wqmhnly Tune
A lions, u N tho host friend OF ard remedy for
wOrahnklnf, liA uAo strengthens all wonany
y organs, regulates and renders natural oil anA
uhl functions. " snold at drug stores for flOo
y 8bottlc Buy Il. try y. and you viii md ,he.n9
stateraaats nro true for IL II reliable and VIII
" not disappaint.
Al .di,. Who are not perfectly right and we'll Ia
a wemaniy var fhoad rits 10 the Ladies Health tlni
care 81 H. Gsrstle Co., Chatinae0gs, fenR toe tse
y medical advice aad Inatrastlon.
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