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PrOf8sOrGs Do libOnitO doSIStaD
dc IN Viaja.
Meeting. La anemia commission
-Otras noticias.
(De maestro Coarespoasag)

LIZ EGtt6CbgO O0Y5GSlVGl9tSttC|s
JUNO 7.-Varios profesores de este
pueblo que tenfAn Il idea de traslsdar
se 8 los Estados UnidOs para paaaP
all1 los tres meses de VGcaciones. han
desistidO de su vis je s cRusa de no hA
Der pOdido coDseguir psssjs en- los
vapoTes que hacen u traVeaia entire
NV York y Puerto Rico.
VlatO el n6merO de passieros que
deseAn mArChar 8 Ie Metr6pOli Se hsca
necessriO poDer an vRpor extraoTdi
mario durante eli pr6ximO mes de ia
llO para que Ell pdbiiCo quede ComDia
cido. IraeladamOs & las compafi1ss
de naveg sci6n.
-Aute numeF0ga ConeurFencie ge
cetebr6 ell domingo en- l0a salonas de
h eacuela ell anuncisdo meeting. en-
mi anterior, en- el que el Be nor Cutie
rFez ebsTfa tPatar sobre d anemis, y
alberto Ell acto Ell sem don E De0e-
tan present6 81 sefior Gutierrez, daDdO
Oon0CeF ls ats miai6n que deeenpe
nan, tsnto 81 como sus CompR fleFoa
doctor Kiugy Asford. El senior Gu
tierrez dsndo Qracias don r Degs-
tsU. don G Martinez y don j.. Pont
ZayaG y n pueblo en- general poF hs-
bar corFespondidO "a llemada. y tFa-.
tando de 10 causn qua se Crey6 mott
vabR la anemis, q verdadeYR causa
deacubierta recientemente, Los resul.
dos que trae dicha enfeFmedad y 81
medic de combhtiria.
Moetr6 les par&sitos (insectos s mi
crObi y pToductoreB del d anemiR =
como Oe DrOducen v dessTr0Ilan.
-El Hon. gober a sdor con atenta
carta carts enVl6 & Duestro amigo don
Diego B BsCerrs, IN chsk de veinta do
llarS para las obras de la plaza de
ReCPeO.
-Desde 81 die 10 aI5Ia poIicfa al
Aibonito ha prestado % sePVicios pOr
dlfeTsntes il frsccioDes
Han llpgsdO de UtuadO och1 CO.
rFos con Las tiendas de campsfis y
Otros ufsnsilioa peFtanecientes la
Auemia Comiasi6n debido s Tancti-
vidad de los doctores que forman Hi-
cha Comisi6n. % e0t6n Casi instalados
los hnaDitales. habi6ndose Va reCOno-
Cido $50 americnnoa.
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Alealdta Municipal Do San Juan,
A N q N CLIO

AprobadG p0r Ell Concejo Municipal
en- session de primer0 de unio corrien-
te d classification hechR por estR AL
Caldfs para el c0bFO de D. contribution
especial duFRnte Ell pT6xim0 eieroiciu
de 1906 & 1906. SO hacs sAber & todos
Los ComeEclaDtas & IndnstriAlea que &
goran en- dichb claaifcaCl6n que desde
este die hasta el 90 de LOS cOrRientea,
inclusive. Be admltiran S0das lan recln-
maCiunea que be esta biezcAn contra
aQuellR classification. cuyaa reclAmaOic.
mes sersn inssrpueatas en- esta Alcaldfs,
Quien la tesolYeFs, pudiendo los ints-
reaadOs RIzaEse ante % COnceju NUM-.
ciDal.
TranacurFfd0 81 t6rmino HefiAlado no
se admitirs reclamation aigunR n
cuota con que Cada corneTciante 8 in
dustriaI figure ca Is clasiicaCi6n. sers
Cobrada por 81 Munieipi0 op0Ftuna-
mente.
San Juan. P. b.. Junio : de 1905.
R.H. TODD.
AIRlas dc San Juan.
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La Cdmara De ComsreIo.

Ha Ilegsdo s nuestra mesa de radac.
ci6n ell importante irf rme de los tra-
bAios reslizsdu por u Junta directive
de Ii Csmsra de Cnmercio de ssta Ciu-
dad, durante el ffio de 1904.
Ofreca importantes detaIIes de Ias
impOFtHcicneg, exports clones, moVi
misnto de buques, inRFesos del tesoro
innular por reEtss internAs , otros
asuntos de inter6s general para Is il.
dustria, ComerCio y agriculture. que
nos prOponemos anslizsr opoFtuna-
mente.
Agradecemos Ell envfo de tan dsil
folleto.
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OflClDa del Director Dc SaNldad,
B0nGfiC8nCIa y COTraGGl6l.
San Juan. Pr


PFopOsiCiones para el suministro de
raciones q los preaos de q CarceI de
HumscAo:
Habiendo quedado sin efecto u su-
bAAta para ell suminiatro ue rsciones
OrdinATiAs y esuecialea 6 los presos de
la Carcel de HumEcao, h,bi6ndose
COnfiacado ls garantfa de $50 presents
dR por Ell proponeute. se anuncia. de
nueVo ri p6blico que desde ests fecha
hHsta ell Is del corTiente & Lac dipz de
IL mafianR, sa reCibirSn en- IL Oficina
Gel Director de Sanidad, Benefcencis
y CORRECTION proponiCiOnes b. 10 pliego
cerradO, para ell Buministro de las re-
feFidRs Faciones.
In Direction 8e FeserVa el derecho
de rechszsr cunlquiera 8 todas les pro
posiCiOneu en- beDefciO del Eatableci-
mieDt0 penal.
AndrSs CgosGs. .-Director de Sanidad,
BenedcenCia y Correcci6n.
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INSISTIMOS.

El ayuntamtento dc Ia ciudad, pare.
Ce que se olVida de los clamOFes de sue
administFadOs Y deja en- 81 YAcf0 Is
opiH6n p6bliCa.
E teAtro no Sc compone, " hay in
genierO, en- el presupuesto que comien-
"a en Jolic han nDticad0 psFtida para
hscer eSos tF bsj0s. Adem8s dc las su
mas TeCsudadau poF cDncaptO dc eapeC-
tsculoa en- squel edificio y productO de
50 remate para las fisstaa de CArnAval
pas. dss. dan 10 sufciente para comens
zsF esas obFas.
Para CtapAr ID bocao como sueIe de
cirse los eseparatIatAG2 dc s ahtu rce
se le Ofreoen muchas coses y para hs-
Ger 10 mismo con Ell p6bliCo de San
j uan, Cfseclmientos tamb.6n Sc hicie
ron de compOner 81 vetusto edificio que
sirve de esCarnio 81 buen ornate de ID
Ciudsd.
Tan imp0Ftantes como las meiofas de
SantuFce, aon laa Obrss de reparsci6n ii
teatrO de ia ciudad que en- el estsdo an
qae est4, implds que vengan aquf com
o. fifas de zarzuels q opera y be aOetan
g.n regularmente las que aquf 90 pua-
formRr.
e error de los ediles. hacienda pre-
supuestos luj sfsimos, para luego en-
contrarse q e ial del eiarcicio aia di
nero para Cuorir las partidss de g.stos
hacienda snbir 6ssas sin tener en- cuen
rs los ingrsaos segurcs, no debs pf gar
10 el pueblo que psgG. y poga bien
esas csrgas, sin que por Oquellss csu
sss vea realizados sus dese0s de tener
buenos sitiOB de- recreo.
Yeremos que hncen 81 sefior iDge,
Micro y ell alcstde an eSts aaunto que
" piCa en- hist0ria: pero en- historiA
triste.
TnRNF
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lMl.cllaR GE ERlL

CONSE1ofA "A LAS AlADRES ii iafabe calmanse
sa seora Winslow debs usarse sismpre que los nl9s
esta rn el periodic de Ia den ci6n. Proporcona ayin
samedato al pequeho paciente produce I'm sueno ma
~uTal tranqulo, avia e dolbr el angelic despiera
s0uy alegre Es muy agradable al paladar, cama
81 o eblanda sus encias aiivia sus Dolores haee f
fnciones del est6Hago regula los intestinos
rs el meior remedo conocdo para la diarrea va pro-
Venga ssia de Ia dentci6n De cuaquieza ona caues
Tengase mucho cuiC ado pedir el Jarabp NAlaauG6
de n Seiors Winslowhi es 81 Eneior de t9dos.
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HSe5o8 81 1eg6tSmOs - EspeOioIau
para erf rmou. Vinos de Oporto. vi.
nos De MadeirS. Vinoa de- Samos de
Grecia. Vinos Sokay de HungEfa. f.
Casa de oereeed0.
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DIOXYeEN

AntiSeptico y desinfeCtnnta.
Para limpisr d boCa y dientes no
tiene igual.
Quits todo oIOr OfenaiVO.
FARMACLA AMERICANA
Fan FVanoiaH0 a2 Nan Imam p n
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N0ticIas generates

SE ALQUILA. Un pisO, en los aI-
tos del edIlficio. esQuina de les GALES
Ietu6n San Juse0.
FFescB, bien ventilsds. en- buenss
condolences. PrOpiA para Cfcinas 8
psrs fanniiia.
Dirfjanse 6 la San juan Lihgt e
Transit Comp. Gale de Tetuan y San
Jnsto. 15v
Sc VENDE IN bonito cocha bIancc,
con traplche. de IN CabAllo, para 10
venta ambulante da guarapo: negocio
muy lucFhtiVO. $3.50
Denton Box 306 San Juan.
ADMINISTRATION DE FINCAs
URBANAS. ID que suscribs acepta
en- AdminiatFaci6n incas en- San Juan y
SanturCe gavsDtizandO el psgo 81 rem.
tistG. ReferenCias: pFopietariO ca San
Juan. teo0rero dol Bsnco Populsr =
vice- presidents de g eLius de Propie.
tarios9 JOSE M. CARRERO. =
Luna 76 45va.
AL PUBLICO -HagO naber que
habl6ndOle cOnferido pudsr gsnernli
simo con Caracter irrevocable & don
Pedro Antonio EOheandia Medina pa
70 que me representa- en- todos mis-
aauntos. no reconozco en- 10 sucesiv0
trato nj cOntratO que no hsya sidO
JtoTgado pOr el.Os nor Echesndia.
T4mpuc0 recOnOCeE6 tratOs que
mis- esDaldas verifquen mis- hijos 6
menOs que estos no hayan sido sancio-
nadOs pOr mi apoderAdO. CE0udSssa
GSmenes. San Sebastian. Mayo 81 dc
1905 10
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RalaaI eaIIIeImeIY.

Attorney af law. Iaogado.
Sen Jole San Tdan E +
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Casa Do PT6sianos Loan Office
Be Jose Bazan.- al Allen q.

Sc haCen opeFsci0nes de pYeat no,
sobFe nlhsjas desde 30 centaVus en nde.
Isnte. se CompFan alhsjas y pisdrar
precioaaa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-11
STATE CONVENTION ECHOES.

The closing day OF the State convention
dswned bright and fair. There was an
inspiring praise service led by Mrs. Han
nah J. Bailey.
This report would be inadequate with
out word of appreciation of the very in
teresting remarks of Mrs. Phillips, a re-
turned missionary, who spent six years in
India and has given five sons to foreign
mission work. Her sweet voice in prayer
fell like benediction on waiting hearts.
The welcome to new unions WIS pleas
ant feature. Representatives of the several
recently organized local unions were called
to the platform-Mrs. Martha Salisbury,
of Ellsworth, Miss olds, of BIuehiIl, and
delegates from the towns OF Oxford and
Franklin, each responding gracefully TO
tho cordial greeting speeches of the State
president.
Resolutions were discussed at consider
able length, then as amended ordered to
be reprinted and distributed.
DR.. A. NJ. Fulton said that Hancock
county could boast OF the oldest white rib
boner in the State, and perhaps the oldest
in the nation Mrs. Salome Sellers, OF Deer
Isle, los years old on Oct. II OF this year
Mrs. Sellers helped to organize a temper
ance society seventy-five years ago, and
still manlfests lively interest in reform
movements. The chairman suggested that
presents be sent our centenarian member
by as many as felt inclined on her birth
day, also that Mrs. e. B. Stanley be ap-
pointed a committee to write a sketch of
Mrs. Sellers for the URion Signal. 1t was
so voted.
Mrs. l.. NJ. N. Stevens, the unanimous
choice OF the convention for president,
received a charming floral ovation, and
standing with her arms full OF the fra
grant blossoms, she made her speech OF
acceptance in gracious, tender, heart
felt manner. Miss Cornelia Dow, CORE
spending secretary, absent through i'll
ness. was cheered with loving message.
Miss Anna Gordon, who had helped in
the gift speeches, was in turn surprised
with beautiful bouquet. The faithful
recording secretary, assistant and treas
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In his address before the Baltimore
convention DR.. Clark, the founder of
the Christian Endeavor society, dis
cussed the important matter OF evan
gelization among and by the young
people of the land. He placed before
the great host of Endeavorers the goal
Of a million new members for the so
eiety during the year. a million new
members for the church, the prayer
meeting and the Sunday school and a
million dollars for missions. This looks
like large piece OF work TO cut out
for the young people OF that splendid
society to accomplish in one year. Yet
Y can be done, and IL it can be done
# ought TO be done.
Generally speaking. we do not take
kindly to plans that call for the doing
Of things by the hundred thousand and
The million. Numbers are delusion
and a snare. But we do believe with
all our hearts IN doing for the spread
Of the kingdom all tiiat our hands find
20 do. and doing 1t with all our might
m the time. -Epworth Herald.
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urcr received weIl-merited wsrd. OF
praise.
Thursday afternoons session was busy
one. Many delayed department reports
were crowded through, with little II any
time for discussion. The principal feature
of the afternoon was the hour. A
model Y meeting, presided over by Miss
Ella F. Merrill, general secretary, held the
attention OF the convention. Among those
taking part in the programme were Mr..
and Mrs. bennett, Mrs. Gertrude Stevens
Leavitt,1 Mrs. Sarah Hall Herrick in a
solo, and Miss Gilmore in an excellent
talk.
The Young Women's Christian temper
snce union is q strong factor in whits-rib
bon work, and a more earnest endeavor
should he made to increase the numbers
OF these unions and to enroll the young
men OF the State as honorary members.
Near the close OF the afternoon the me
mortal service was held, and the president
read long list Of names OF promoted COM
rades.
AT the evening session the musical num-
bers were warmly applauded. They in
cluded fine selections by the Bar Hsrbor
choir, a solo by Miss Ollie Ash, and the
convention favorite, '.victory," by the
musical director, Mrs. Sarah Hall Herriek.
AL who had been privileged to listen to
the speaker of the evening, Rev. Anna
Shaw, anticipated a rich treat, and were
not disappointed. Her lecture on "Envi-
ronment and Heredity" was masterpiece
of clear logic, eloquent phrssing and self
evident truths.
The convention closed with singing in
unison 'Blest be the Tie that Binds, the
I white ribboners joining hands.
The generous hospitality of the homes
opened to nearly 800 guests will long be
gratefully remembered, and the president
of the local union, Mrs. II. b. Jordan, and
her alert chief officer, very aptly termed
General NicSerson, are to be congratulated
upon the excellent arrangements made
for entertainment. j. NJ. NJ.
Hancock Co. Press Reporter.
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SOUTH BRooKsvIILE.

Rob Lsdd has G new sloop.
w. c. Bates is in Bangor ON business.
John Brakeman is working for Fred Cot
ton.
E. c. Mason is building house for
Capt. Fred Gray.
The Bucks Harbor Granite Co. has shut
down for the winter.
The Louisa Frances sailed for Portland
with gravel Thursday.
Miss Addie A. Bates is home from bus
mess trip to Portland.
The schooner Sarah Elizabeth, OF Bar
Harbor. is in Bucks Harbor loaded with
wood.
The Wilson Granite Co. is loading a
large three master with paving for New
York.
Ira W. Hutchinson and family, who
have been at oceanville this summer, are
at horne.
The schooner Livelihood Billings, Deer
Isle, is loading wood for James Austin at
CIRCUITS Hsrbor.
Ralph Condor has purchased large
sloop, Dreamer, at st. George, which he
win ~ N . clam smack
Charles and George Robertson, Lew Bill
lings and Willie Bates are going TO Yer
mont to work on quarry.
A. w. Howard and Manford GRAY, of
Cape Roster, are laying cellar wall and
underpinning for Mrs. Haskelis house.
A company has been organized to build
new saw min to replace the one de-
stroyed by ire three years ago. The new
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NO Reason For Two Trim.

Patrick's wife was ''ailing,n and Pat
rick put on his Sunday best and walked
four miles to the doctors house to tell him
about her.
SNOW" said the doctor, when he had
heard all Patrick had to say, and had pre-
pared some medicine, "here is something
for your wife. I've written the directions
on the bottle, and ! want her to try it
faithfully for fortnight. Then, If it
doesn't relieve her, come to me again, and
i viii give you another prescription
''Now, docther, see here" said Patrick,
standing straight and looking grimly at
the physician. IF you have your doubts
of this curin' Mary, as it's ivident you
have by the way sou snake, why don't
you give me first what you're goin' to
give me last?v
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FRANKLIN.
Fred II. Macomber, OF Seal Hsrbor, was
in town saturday.
Miss Susie Swan is at home, after a
season at Southwest Hsrbor.
Mrs. Adelaide Dunn and daughter, Miss
Berniee, were in Bangor last week.
The Pss1ias Hammond Co. is billed for
Thursday and Friday evenings at town
hall.
Schooner Gsorgietta sailed Sunday for
Boston, loaded with stone for W. b. Blais-
dell & Co.
Miss Mildred Wooster has returned
home FROM Seal Harbor, after season at
the club house.
Rev. c. f. Petersen has a two-seated car
rage for the winter from the Smith
stables, Sullivan.
Mrs. Julia Martin and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, are expected this week from
Hancock Point to spend the winter.
Another Of our young toansmen, Aus
tin Mcneil, has taken to himself wife.
Their many friends extend congratuls-
tions.
DIR. II. II. Homer docs not rally as rap
idly as his many friends wish. His chill
dren and grandchildren were all as the
homestead recently.
Evidences of home improvement are
quite general about town. Mrs. Carrie
Macomber is having her house shingled
Frank Cousins and son are doing good
work on their home lot. The extern
sive work done at the Lewis Springer
place includes acres OF fall ploughing
George ssA Coleman Dyer are cupboard
ing and shingling their home, also newly
plastering and painting the interior. The
family occupy Mary oreutt's house
while their own is untenantable. H&vey
& Son and r. +. Blsisdell are having
their stores painted. AT Miss Pherson's
shop the finishing work is being done.
Oct. .. b.
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TNolsScoT.

Schooner Addie Clement, Capt. Herman
Perkins, is loading brick for Rockland.
Miss Frances Wilson has returned to
Portland after visit with relatives here.
Miss Lowena Snowman, OF SomerSilie, is
visiting her grandparents, l.. A. Snow
man and wife.
c. X. Bridges recently purchased a valu
able horse OF Charles Babbidge, of North
Brooksville.
George Leach was in wsltham Saturday
and purchased three pair Of cattle for use
on his farm.
b. II. Leach and Pearl Leach are building
additions to their buildings in the way OF
shed and stable.
The Herman Grindle house on the North
Pcnobscoi road, owned by W. b. Clement
is being torn down.
A large delegation from this place
attended the meeting OF the county grange
at North Riashll.
Capt. II. C. Perkins has machinery pet
tected In hts mill for saving shingles, and
is busy ON several orders.
The public telep zone viii IN was recently
removed from b. IL. Jesch's store has been
placed in A. r. varnum's store.
Lewis A. Snowman, carrier Of rural
route No. !, reports i2,2a4 pieces of mail
handled during the quarter ending
Sept. 30.
Miss Elsie Snowman, of Boothbsy Hsr-
Dor, has returned to her work in the post
Office a, that place after q visit with her
mother, Mrs. Freeman Leach.
Quite an important transfer OF real es-
tate took place here Oct. 6, when Mrs.
Nora Leach sold her residence to DIR. NJ. A.
wardwell, and purchased the Penobscot
house property, which has been closed and
for sale for two years. Mrs. Leach Is NOV
ing into her new home which will soon be
opened to the travelling public.
Oct. 8. suRA.
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Mrs GBos EBrosv7

Mrs Chester Curry, Leader of the
Ladies' symphony Orchestra, ~ Sara
toga St, East Boston. Mass, writes;
Dear Mrs Pinkham:--
T" For eight years was troubled with ex-
IRENE nervousness and hysteria, brought on by
irregularities. / could neither enjoy life nor
sleep nights; ! was very irritable, nervous
and Respondent
LYDIA L. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
was recommended and proves 70 be the Only
remedy that helped me. have daily
improved in health until | am now ssrung
and we'll, and all nervousness Eas disap-
pearedn
Mrs. Charles F. Brown. yice-Presi-
dent of the Mothers Club, 81 Cedar
Terrace. Hot Springs, Ark, writes:
Dear Mrs Pinkham:--
II dragged Through nine years q miserable
existence, worn cut with pam ard nervous
ness, until il seemed as though | should fly.
then noticed a statement Of a woman trou-
blsd as | was and the wonderful results she
derived from Lydia L. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound, I decided 10 try 10 did 20. and
at the end OF three months ! was different
woman Ny nervousness WAS all gone. wss
no longer irritable, and NY husband fell in
love with me all eves. again"
Women should remember that Lydia
E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Is
the medicine that holds the record for
the greatest number of actual cures of
female ills, and take no substitute.
Free Advice To Women.
Mrs. Pinkham. Lynn, Mass, invites
all sick women TO write to her for advice.
Mrs. Pinkhams vast experience with
female troubles enables her to tell
you just what is best for you, and
she will charge you nothing for her
advice
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-MrS. GIesIeeIurry

A nervous, irritable mother, often on
the verge of Mysteries, is unfit TO care
for children: 1t ruins a child's DISPOSE
ton and reacts upon herself. The
trouble between children and their
mothers too often is due to the fact
that the mother has some female weak
ness, and she is entirely unfit to bear
the strain upon her nerves that govern
ing children involves; il is impossible
for her to do anything calmly.
The ills of women act like firebrand
upon the nerves, consequently nine
tenths of the nervous prostration, ner-
vous dependency. the blues" sleep
lesSncss and nervous irritahility of
women arise from some arrangement
OF the female organism
Do you experience fits of depression
with restlessness. alternating with
extreme irritability? Are your spirits
easily affected. so that one minute you
laugh. and the next minute you feel
like crying?
Do You feel something like a bali ris-
ing in your throat and threatening to
choke you all the senses perverted,
morbidly sensitive to light and sound ;
pain in the ovaries, and especially
between the shoulders; bearing down
pains: nervous dyspepsia. and almost
continually cross and snappy?
II so. your nerves are in a shattered
condition. and you are threatened with
nervous prostration.
Proof Is monumental that nothing in
the world is better for nervous prostra-
ton than Lydia f. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound; thousands and thou
sands of women testify to this fact.