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CUT And DRIED
CONVENTION
Continued From First Page).

surprise to many of the delegates. He
was backed by the Gray following.
When the votes had been counted ID
was found that cdr. Salmon had re-
ceived A, and Mr. Nevin. &C. On the
motion of Mr.. Whiteman the nomina-
ton was made unanimous.
For register of Wills, William Early.
OF New Castle. nominated Alexander b.
Cooper. of New Castle. ]. b. Foard
nominated John ii. Rodney. of New
Castle. His nomination was received
with applause. John P. DonahOe nomi-
mated ID. T. Bradford. the present dep
uty.
MIR. RODNEY NAMED.
The vote was as follows; Rodney.
90; Cooper, 4. and Bradford 4. The
nomination was made unanimous.
MIR. MANIMELE NOMINATED.
For registrar in Chancery. w. A.
Scott nominated Theodore Ferguson.
son of the present incumbent. Bald
win Springer nominated Fred. c. Mann
mele, and made a plea that Whining
ton have a place on the ticket.
Mr. Whiteman said the important
consideration was the matter of getting
votes. For several years he said vari-
GUS hundreds have beeen receding from
the Democratic column. He pleaded
that Blackbird be given place on
the ticket.
Mr.. Mammele was nominated by the
vote of AZ to IS. The nomination was
made unanimous. The convention then
adjourned.
Charles II. Salmon, the nominee for
recorder of deeds, is a prominent resi-
dent OF Pencader hunded. He was at
one time speaker of the State Senate.
John H. Rodney, nominated for reg
lister Of wills. lives in New Castle, and
is a prominent attorney-at-law, and
one Of the best-known Democrats In
the State.
Fred 9. Mammele, the nominee for
register in Chancery and clerk of tho
Orphans Court, is q well-known Will
mington merchant.
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MoeovERN.coRsErT FIeAr oFF
Kentucky Court Of Appeals sustains
the Injunction.

Frankfort, KY, Sept. 2O.-The in
junction granted Thursday by Judge
Emmett Field, Of the Jefferson circuit
court. restraining the Southern Ath-
letic Club and others from holding the
McGovern-Corbett contest for the
feather-weight championship of the
world at Louisville, next Monday even
ing, was sustained by Associate Judge
JamSs D. White, of the court OF ap-
peals. yesterday afternoon, and the
contest will not be held in Kentucky.
Robert C. Gray, manager of the
Southern Club, declared the contest
off as far as his club is concerned. Mr..
Gray announced that the $4,000 worth
OF tickets which have been sold for
the fight viii be redeemed at any bank.
The Southern Athletic Club is out
about $4,000, including the forfeit Of
S2,5OO put up to insure the bringing
OF of the contest.
Evening journal., 1902-09-20
Will Give Exhibition Drill

The Boys Social Club, of the Peo-
Pies Settlement will give an exhibition
drill in ShelIpot Park at s o'clock this
evening. The boys will be in uniform
and will go through number of milf
tary and fancy evolutiOns, for which
they have been practicing ever since
early sumner The boys are from no
TO IA years old and have been drilled by
Captain Reed, of the National Guard.
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propped Dead In the surf.

Atlantic City, N. J., Sept. 2O.-Al.
fred Korle. New York insurance
broker, dropped dead in the surf yes
terday afternoon while bathing. He
had entered the water for a plunge.
..Shen he 9ss stricken With apoplexy.
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Newpot
speclal TO tho Eveninr Jo1rna

Special 70 tho Evening Journal
Newport, Sept. 20.-W. L. Duff made
a business trip to Philadelphia yester-
day.
James Goodwin. wife and family, left
today for a few days stay with rela-
tives in Dover.
Clarence Ford is confined TO his
home with heavy cold and high fever.
Il. il. Nelson. for the second time
this season, killed nine dozen reed
birds in less than thirty minutes yes
terday.
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Prairie Fire In South na<ot..

Huron, S. D., Sept. 2O.-The most
destructive prairie fire in the history
of Beadle county is reported. Not a
grain OF haystaclS is left standing IN
an area of II miles long by five miles
wide, and many farmers lost their en-
tire grain crops, the damage aggre-
eating many thousands Of dollars.
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Ocean
Atlantic CltyI

80" Daily. "?" Sundays. "p' Weekdays.
''." Saturday. ~" via Subway. %"
South ST. 400. CO. South ST. $50. "a"
South ST. 19O * does not connect for
Eagles Mere Saturday night "$f' $i.OO
Excursion.
Detailed time tables at ticket offices,
18th and Chestnut sts., S3f Chestnut ST..
1905 Chestnut St., 600 South 50 St., S962
Market ST. and at Stations
Union Transfer Company VIII ,all for
and check baggage from hotels aad resi-
doncos.
W. A. GARRETT. EDISON J. WEEKS.
Genl Supt. Genl Passr Agt
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Social and Personal Note,

The Rev. Alfred Smith and family,
of Epworth Church, returned to the
today.
Levy Court Commissioner Charles
Megginson. who has been visiting in
Europe, arrived home today.
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s1o.ooo.ooo Released.

Washington, Sept. 20. - Secretary
Shaw announced before leaving Wash
ington yesterday afternoon for the
vest that during the week he had au-
thorized the disiributia~ n round num-
bers of - ...''in funds
aDoI, ougt Icy
wbt ~ r
r. Nv nd
o. tlin
- O. .rv' ss~----.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
A rr.srvf rr1.,rrrr +, TDrNTTrrvrr xrrrT,xr


LOW RATES TO WASHINGTON,
d. c.. ACCOUNT BOTH NATIONAL
ENCAMPMENT. G. A. r.
From all stations between Philadel-
phia and washington. tickets will be
sold for regular trains (except Royal
Limited') of October 4. 5. G. 7, s, 9 and
10. valid for return until October IA;
except if tickets are deposited with
Joint Agent. Washington. between Oc-
tober Z and IA. and on payment of so
cents. they may be extended to leave
Washington until November 3, 1902, in
elusive
Excellent ROYAL Blue" service. For
ty-five minute trains between Balti-
more and Washington.
Call on Ticket Agents Baltimore &
Ohio r. r. for full particulars.
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Heard Her own Funeral Sermon.

Paducah, KY, Sept 20. - Caroline
Bacon. aged &c, Of this county, be-
lieves she is nearing the grave. and
has had her pastor preach her funeral
sermon, so she could get the bene.
fit of It.
Evening journal., 1902-09-20

while working for Ryan & Kelley
at Water and Orange streets yester-
da yafterRoon, William Loper, coored,
fell in trench and cut his head.
Evening journal., 1902-09-20

Communion will be celebrated in
West Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning.
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Atlantic oitv

Atlantic City
600 AN, Lei
7s7 sOAM.,Exc.
800 AN. Ex.
1900 AM,Ex.
i10l5 AM. Ex.
a.3O PM. lex.
200 PM Ex.
400 PM.Ex.
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bouthern iailway.-Expreas as D. n
duly, sieepera 10 Port Tampa Au-
gustn, Memphis and New Orleans: 7se
y. m, daily sleepers TO New Orleans. Ma
con, Memphis, Nashville via Aehevilie
and Hot Springs
Atlantic Coast IHne-Fxpreas 1910 n
m., daily eleepcrs to Charleston. Maooa
ana Port Tampa, LOS a. M, daily. nIaen-
ers 70 Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake ana Ohio Railway-s.11 d.
m. daily, dining car and eleepers ~ - =
cinnat
seaboard Air Line Railway.-Expras
80 A.. m. daily Eleepers to New Orleans
l,i. en1 Jacksonville. FLORIDA and Metre
yonlan Limited, 40 y. m. daily, nlean-
srs 70 Atlanta ana Tampa
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seneuuie m cnect May Is, 1909.
AZ trains illuminated with Pintsch
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The lDny AT Home"

\ day eat home" may he made very
different affair from an "at home"
day. The former should he considered d
, necessity by everyone who is In.
clncd Ia be at all social, while the lat.
ter. which Is supposed to he rather
formal. need not he Of frequent nc.
currcncc. In fact, the formal "nt
home" may he observed only for peri.
odical entertaining, but a certain day
in each week set aside for the purpose
of being free to enjoy all who may call
Is sure tn result in great satisfaction.
II women would only realize how dis.
appointing il Is Ia 20 n long distance
To call upon one aud then find the one
they desire to see "just gone out 4"
there would he more who would set
aside some particular day each we, !;
upon which they would he at home.
have that day understood by all their
friends, and above all things make /,
y point To stay In upon the appointrd d
day. And call seems 80 much more
cheerful aud homelikc IL cupfnl oi
chocolate ar tea and some light cake
are In readiness Try the plan and see
if you and your friends are not both
better satisfied with each other. And
Ga your own rounds Of calling you will
soon find how much more satisfactory
Is the call made upon those who have
ihough,fully set aside ~ y."--Chi.
cngo Daily News.
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WHAT SETTLERS IN SAS-
KATCHEWAN VALLEY
HAVE TO SAY.
Roshern, July sth, 1900.
Frank redley, Esq,

Roshern, July sth, 1900.
Frank Jedlcy, Esq,
Superintendent Of immigration.
Strive the undersigned settlers In
Saskatchewan, Township 40, Range 6.
beg TO submit the following letter. We
came from Springfield, Bonhomme
County. S. Dakota, in the spring Of 1899.
and settled where we now reside. We
had considerable crop last year we
put In on breaking. and H. was very
good, and this year 1900 our crop is
excellent. Our wheat will yield about
twenty bushels to the acre. the oats
and barley are also very good, and
our potatoes and root crop all that
could be desired. We consider this a
fine country, and nre glad we came, Ms
our prospects could not he better. \
poor man will get start in this coun.
try much quicker ;hnn in Dakota.
We are yours respectfully,
John II. Schultz, II. a. Goshen, S,
Cors. y. II. Dirls, c. ID. Unry, =. Unry,
a. Ratzlicf.
All from South Dakota. Y. s. A.
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ROMANCE AND MISERY.
Woman Dics in uovei NJ new York
who Was Once n Countess npd
Moved In Highest Circles.

The death OF Nine. Adele Prcveau,
which occurred In a miserable shelter
nt New York which she called her
home, ends a career of romance and
misery. She was born near Paris ~
years ago, and early in life married
the Count de Dorenu. at that time
we'll known and high in official favor.
A dispute In n famous Paris club
over n gambling debt resulted In
duel, and the count was killed. The
young widow married Henri Pre-.
vcau, who came TO this country to
live. The young couple moved in the
highest circles In Washington and
were received in the diplomatic set.
Later Mr.. Prevcau came 10 New
York. II was here that Mr.. Prevcau
died.
His widow inherited from him con-
siderable property, but the fund dis.
appeared and the old lady, driven to
the last resort OF poverty. made ap.
plication 20 a poor house. From this
she was taken by negro woman.
and - was In the house of this won.
an that she died.
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BRIGANDS ARE HEROES.
me People Of Macedonia Look Up
to bandits ss the National
model.

The bandit Is the Macedonian hero.
The admiration of him Is inbred.
jrcek independent was won by
bandits Injured TO lighting and
marches, not by townsmcn. The
Greek national costume to-day the
tcsplandcnt uniform worn by The
sing's crack regiments OF Euzoncs---
that OF the Albanian brignnd.
Macedonia spasmodically hopes To- be
redeemed from Islam ms was Greece.
In country where poverty Is the
sole safeguard against plumber the
brigand IL the only hero, and he Is
the only dandy. lie comes into the
~mi.wcckly market where the wom-
IN chatter over their wares, or
strides through n railroad car
known by everybody, with his snow
white fustnnclla standing out about
him like % ballet dancers skirt, his
heavily tasscled cap, his embroidered
tunic stiff with cleaning metal,
twirling his fierce mustnchc. The ro.
mantle young envy him; their elders
ut least recognize In him familiar
burden. lie Is popular. The world
hears nothing of the brigands unless
they disturb Europeans. With ma
lives their methods are drastic.
writes John Langdon llcnton. in the
Era.
That bulgarian officials conniyc at
brigandagc along the Turkish front
Ter IN understood. The higher OIL
rlnls nt Soiin--cvcn those educated
NJ Robert college IN ConstantinoplC,
ns so many have bccn--arc, after all.
of the east. They. too. pin their
faith TO Balkan kingdom, united
and independent, in part upon the
brave men of the hills. who must not
therefore he too much discouraged
by bchcading; they, too, see hope
IN perpetual discomfort. pcrprtu unl
disorder. perpetual agitation. Muir
der itself does not strike ono Ms so
great n matter when one is within
sight of the balkans. The killing Of
StnmbuloT, the executions ordered
Ivy the "Maccdonian committee" mud
the fnrcical recent trials Of the pop
ulnr heroes who doubtless commit.
ted them, show that. The political
prnpngnndism In the dchatablc land
Is carried ON largely through the
schools.
Disrncl is largely responsible for
Macedonian briCandagc. Russia had
Turkey well whipped in ISIS, and by
the treaty of san Stcfano stripped
her of nearly all her European pos.
sessions. The Greece went .Ianlnn:
bulgaria. whose suircrings by the
"unspcaknhlc atrocities" were one
cause Of the war. was practically
freed and MADE to include most oi
Macedonia.
Then BcnconSficld called the Berlin
congress, hul,icd Russia into glvinp
up the fruits of victory, restored
Macedonia to Turkey, and received
for Great Britain, as the "honcsi
broker" the island Of Cyprus, which
she didn't in the least need.
Poor Macedonia. thrust back into
The hands of the Turks. was mis-
ruled rs before; the reforms that
were guaranteed ns one of the condi'
tions of the new arrangement never
rot beyond the parchment stage, aud
the province from that day has never
seen n peaceful hour. Turkish Walls
Knimakans. Kadis and Taptichs hay,
plundcrcd right and left, and what
they overlooked professional bandits
have taken.
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nrolSc His CIreutt.

The shades of the goose and the
turkey were discussing the clrcum.
stances which hnd attended their re.
speciiye takings of.
ibid you offer amy objection when
first the cruel farmer laid hands on
you?" sympathctically inquired the
gobbler.
"fes." replied his gooseship; ~ cried
out: Hello, what's thisY"
What did you say nextp" inquired
the now thoroughly interested fowl.
"Oh.' the goose replied, II did not
say anything more; just then ! was
wrnng oiY."-Michigan Lyre.
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Mixed again.

a duet in noisy s,rcct car.
Yes; she caine yesterday morning.
Rattle, bump, bang!
How nice! ! knew you were e:recting
her. How long do you think she'll stay?
Bang, rattle, bump!
Way, ! nope she'll stay right along in
definitely"
''.shc must be n dear. They are often SO
different, you know. ] must call on her.
"Call on her! Nou wouldn't try to coax
her away from me, would your
Bnngity, rattlety, buiapity!
Take her away from you! Why, I've
got one myself"
"Ehg Thought you had two
1.-TWO! How could have two!'
"The idea! OF course, YOU could have
two"
Two! Aren't you talking abou. your
husbands mother"
mo; I'm talking about my new hired
girl"
Rattle, bump, bang!-Clcveland I'lain
Dealer.
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Most compliments sound something like
this. They say he is a thief, but he never
stole anything from me. IL may be be
cause ! have watched him closely. but, &c
far, have never missed anything" Whea
you feel that your friend deserves praise
why pay tribute Ia his enemies IA praisins
him :-Ntchison Globe.
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& cHAnploN.
MEN SYLVIA.
f Roumania.)


right ie0i.)
y of the year that are
q passing notice r. "a
" Tales" published by
4. Chicago. II II a vol
u fairy stories by that
|rmen sylvia. queen OF
|ch n number OF pleasing
bid. The following story
er of twelve which the
hd II reprinted here by
! OF tho publishers.
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C0uIdn't Guy Him,

Good morning, sir" said the so.
journcr In Jayville. "llave you got any
porpoisc shoe luces"'
NO, ain't, smarty!" promptly re-.
piled the storekeeper. Think yer
funny. don't yep
"Eh?"
"Oh, I know what a porpus Is an
4, don't wear no Observation-Disclosures
Record.
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Gentleman (indlgnantly)-When
bought this dog you said he was splcn'
did for rats. Why, he won't touch
them.
ssg Dealer---w We'll. amt that splen.
Gd Tor rstss--Chicago journal.
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Jack Potts-"My wife always complains
about my losses at poker" Bob Flush
"But isn't she corrcspondingly glad over
your winnings1 Jack Potts-"1 suppose
She would be il should tell her of them
Philadelphia Press.
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IIarr:5-"I say, Charley, you've got tre.
mendous cold How in time did you get i, ~
while yawler gave me directions how to
prevent taking cold."--Boston Transcript.
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Misconstrued,

Doctor (who has a large idea OF his
own skilD-lndeed, ] have never heard
a complaint from one OF my patients.
lIostess--l don't doubt II. doctor.
The errors Of physicians are generally
buried with their patients.--liarlem
lIfe
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NOt Dauwerous.

Tess-lt seems she was taken with Mr..
Cadlcigh's intelligence.
Jess-Well, IL that's all she's taken with
y isn't very severe sttack.-Phladclphis
Press.
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kathcr--"What does your teacher say. now
about your exercises since I've been help
ing YOU on them? Son-"She said this
morning that I'm growing more and more
stupid every day."-Lustige Welt.
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Teeth.-".One's teeth require lots Of look.
ing after, don't they" YES. Ma mislaid
her upper set yesterday and IL took us two
hours TO find them" Evening
Bulletin.
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u OF inc year tnut arc
n passing notice is "A
" Tales" published by
Chicago. II IL n vol
! fairy stories by that
rmen sylvia. queen OF
ch n number Of pleasing
bid. The following story
n of twelve which the
I'd II reprinted here by
OF the publishers.
nickname the other
given young Arnold,
4 not see any creature
hout going TO It's as
y fell into the milk he
b Of grnss for IL 10 es-
when he one day saw
20 swallow a poor lit
4 the cruel reptile just
! poor froggy's life,
little creature could
itself to he safe, and
there staring ut It's
J great big eyes, whilst
heart still went pi,-a-
as Arnold was pass
snw three boys busily
ring to drown n. little
a tied u rope with u
TO IL round It's neck.
poor animal right into
he pond before Arnold
b to them. Quick ns
ing of his clothes,
the water, and swan
pc spot where the bub-
The surface showed the
going on below. lie
ght the poor little dog
bs. quite limp and mo-
yet alive.
boys!" he said, painting
I'd drying the little ami
with his handkerchief:
boys! I will have moth
b with you. ] will never
ngnin!"
want to do H." began
boy. ana then the sec
heart and snid:. ave
J want to do tive all
nrc very fond of Fluff,
|cr snid"-and here he
hesitated, not sure
o ON.
says we are too poor
=" the eldest boy broke
and so we would rather
)rsclvcs than let anyone
4"
ball keep your dog. but
] feed him. II IN little
will give IL you that you
a something 10 eat Mt
! only these three pen
will be enough 10 keep
T the moment"
was the surprise OF all.
pulled his pence out Of
} see three gold pieces
new gold pieces, that
gold cnn ring! The
rd ut Arnold, who looked
ed himself, and STAN
'What does IL mean? ]
piece of gold In all my
who nc first could hard.
cir eyes, now began "a
Mt In awe of him, und
ngain In your pockets;
have turned into n
ckcts were both empty,
rem separated. The pup.
stoutly. refused To 60
, wrctches who had tried
md kept coming back "a
king refuge between his
them" he said nt last,
d stay with me, and you
g money In payment. 1
e Of him, and bring him
for the gold, you need
Il; II was not come by
II must he falry-moncy,
my more, you shall share
ifterwnrd. one of the
n fell into the pond him.
lcnrd the screams u long
saw a group of children
Iilder tn shoulder round
lc pond, ON which iloated
wnshtub.
lien In there! he In un.
he will be drowned!"
Iited ut the same time,
did the only sensible
OFT his clothes and swam
he tub. Giving II n III.
dlved. and renppcarcd
0 hair the already uncon-
nth whom he swan Ia
hildrcn. who had looked
Ily, now crowded round
u" they asked.
art still beats fccbly."
ID him, turned him over
That he might bring up
J had swallowed. and nj
his eyes. His
stood by rather crest.
ratling the beating whicl,
expect for their valiant
with a sudden resolve
cop. "Who will give a
the shipwrecked sailor?
ributIon, ! beg. for the
AMI"
N thrust their hands In
J and wonderful TO re-
pper-plece was instantly
} gold; even n button,
10Y had dropped In as
'Ossesscd, wns turned Ia.
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lie that thinks he can afford to he negli.
gent is not Tar from being poor.--John.
son.
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the "sIeepIess, Pastor.

There is a point 10 this story: A burglar
whose night entry into the parsonage awak.
ened the sleeping pastor, said to bis help
less victim: IF you stir you're dead mani
I'm hunting. for money!" "Just let me get
up and strike a light" pleasantly replied
the dominic. "and / shall be glad TO assist
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Rev. Marguerite ST. Omer Briggs IS
Mount Calm Street, Detroit, Michigan,
Lecturer for the w. c. I. u, recommends
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

"DEAR Mrs PSKHAM professional work has for the past
twenty brought into hundreds of homes Of sickness and
have had plenty opportunity witness the suegs of wives
and mothers who from want ignorance careessncss slowly
but surely being dragged DEATH principally with female weakness
and irregularities of the believe you will be pleased to know
that Lydia L. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has cured
than any other agency that has under notice.
Hundreds of their life and health you today and there
fore can consccnouy advise sick try MARGUERTE
ST. OMER BRIGGS.
$4,000 FORFEIT II THE ABOVE LETTER IS NOT GENUINE
When troubled with irregular painful menstraon
weakness OF the womb nat bear
general debility indigestion, and pstaton they should
remember there is tried and true remedy Lydia E
Vegetable Compound such troubles
No other medicine the world has received such widespread and
unqualified endorsement other medicine has such record oil cures
CT female troubles Refuse to buy any other medicine
Mrs. PnIam write her for advice
She has guided Address, Mass
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a Bore.

Mrs. Latto-How did Mrs. Bilkins ever
get the reputation for being such bore,
Mrs. Barkey-She tried the expei i,nent OF
making IL point never 10 say cnything but
good OF anyone behind their back - Brook.
lyn Eagle.
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One OF the most distressing periods In
woman's life is when she is willing at last
to forgive her husband, and he doesn't want
her forgiveness.--A;chison Globe.