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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-25
a Dream With Q Moral.

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"a rich lady dreamed that she wen!
20 heaven, snd there sawie mansion
being. built, says the Chicago Post.
WHOM is that for?'' che asked Of
the guide. &.
But he lives in the tiniest cottage
,on earth, with barely room for his fam,
lily. He might live better if he did
not give away. 30 much Co the mise.
rable poor folks, ,8s q 81
Farther on Rha anAz a eiasr ee.s.sse eeesssse
being built. And who is that for?''
she asked. s.l a 81. ss &.
u, ''That is sor you. = ...;s.
sBnt I have lived in o mansion o !
earth. + would not know how 90 live
ina cottage s ..szs.
The words she heard In reply were
full Of meaning. "The Master Builder
10 doing his best with the material
that is,beipg sent up. !, .S.553 s55 &
Then she awoke resolving to Icy: up
treasure in heaven.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-25
llncoIn's Account Of a sslagy laan

.'Did You ever hear Mr. Linooln's e
lightning-lod storyP" asked Speaker
Cannon OF some friends who were spin
ming yarns, says the Washington
Times. "Well, it's good ono.
''Mr. Lincoln said he had attended
meeting. at . country church where
one Of the stingiest creatures on Gods Q
Rootstool wens through the make.me.
good idea he waa worshipping the Sa-
vionr. The minister asked FOX 0 free
contribution to enable tho church 4e-
ehese e e SsS 5sS .;5h ..;;s5hattuiHsE0d FOR the
edifice. ;...s .
ss's Surely you are willing TO lend to
bhe Lord, : said tho minister. SIS He
not the owner Of the cattle on thou
sand hills? Will he not repay.
THAT vas. tho chance Of the old
miser to get in his work BY giving a
reason for not contributing. Rising
in his seat, he said: s
You cay the Lord 10 the owner Of
the cattle on q thonsand hills. Then
Why cant He sell some Of the cattle
and buy, 8 lightning-rod? 3
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-25
His Authority.

A bank president called one day on
Governor John e.. Mccullough of
Vermont.
Governor" he said, 81 want to
recommend to your notice Sebastian
Sutro. This young man wouia fill! q
place of trust with discretion and in.
tegrity."
"He ia good man, eh2" the gov.
ernor asked.
s'He is one Of the best Of men,
said che bank president solemply
"Moral, high minded, generous 70 &
fault''-
+ With laugh the governor interup
ted che bank president.
'sThie fervid praise" he said, ere,
minds me OF oaee wherein appear
ed in San Francisco"
he laughed again. Then he went
on:
"It was will case. We we're try.
ing 60 break the will of an elderly gen.
tleman who, ignoring his relations,
had left the bulk Of his property to q
total stranger. It wee rssc.. &C ouui
case to prove that the dead man had
been eccentric, irregular, cruel, dissi.
pated, and, after we had proved this
point, the defence summoned wit
ness in rebuttal..
''The first question put to the de-
fences witness was: What do you
know about the character Of the de.
ceased?' And the man answered, sir,
in words like these:
/" He was man without blame, be-
loved and respected Of men, pure in
all his thoughts, and
"But, interrupted the witness.
Where / said, did you learn all
that7'
D ST got IT, the maa answered,
from the tombstone
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-25
WINTER NEAT EATING.
The Poor Stomach q Tale Of Woe.
just Nov Mi-o.na is Needed.

At shis season Of. the year thous-
ands es saople are already. showing
the III symptoms that are sure to re.
|sult from the usual winter diet. In
docs life, meat. eating, hearty food,
lack of exercise, overwork, and poor
ventilation spell sickness, . and poor
health sSgs 81 5.
S il the stomach cannot do its work
properly i'll health is sure to follow.
EMi-o.na is The one medicine that as
sures natural digestion, that
strengthens the stomach, that snethss
sapd beals al irritation, congestion,
Mn. nS. inflammation sin the stomach or
bowels. Il isi this chat makes its 4
certain and guaranteed cure for. ali
stornach troubles. s!.; 8 i 4.
f the diges.ion 81 Impaired !, the
blood is :rn poverished and becomes
1fillad with poisonous impurities, de.
ranging Tho uhole system and csusing
Ssicknes and snff fferins Mi :o:ns, ,aot.
ing upon the Bto osnssh and digestive
org gsns ssntes SSssle spiessnas ass; d sryoas!
trpublss hsaa ehes q chss. 3 md
general weakness M snd debil isy.a Sc:
1 4 yos srs sSak & and aliS 4 aiIing tks
5sHsness srslt &c is ans so q dissasstl
stomach hue yOp can sfe cured by
using Miso-na Ask Evans Paarmscy,
lthsS seiiabIa drug firm, 10 show you w
ssrdns gsasrantss rssr whioh
90 / is sold. l sna oosts bps
s50cs box. II d1oess d no Y help 1 you,
sthe price Sis absslu teiy noth Sin S
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-25
Valuable Property For Sale

BY virtue of the authority conferred by
Q resolution adopted at o meeting OF the
STOCK holders Of the Williamston Fe-
liamston, g. c., on the 3lst day OF
december lest, the Directors ofsaid Com
pany hereby oilers tor sale on Balesday
IN feornaTy next, within the usual
nnnrs OF pubic sales, In front OF the
Go1ft house. In the City OF Anderson,
.. ", az the Real Estate OF aaid Com
pany, situate In the town OF Williamston,
county OF Anderson, State aforesaid, con.
tainlng hye l5) cores, moro or less, and
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Hsii ths thing az ia 4 rs- {.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-25

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swear off from tal king siangs that soils
thar pure lips aud from ty trying m t sto Be 81
hood dlnms instead 90 lad
|sS should Ike TO sa 81 ciub women
sWsas of from espo onsing fool caaass
and reaerys their strength II for M work
that ii count in the general good
shoaid lIke ssI sss dabasa nses
sser oa from isibg gushing noiss
|Ito acsors and zen timentaI letters 10
men. It han sssong Id
81 Eshonsd like tc n sss 90 j, soaial s,s & akrsssl lAss
sha III saei j, q 1ss q ~ 5f 3 to
know ps0pIS Who ION, ssssssnt tos Know
thsln sud elingfng frAn 10
B0rietyab by ID las 81 81 ssSs
should II ike s0 sea sxo os1en swear sc
from tetssng eiiss Sit5rson s laB t6 thcir
frieada il ss6n deFiHg hop On
asaftN Scl thing soald eyer hA9e
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Efng siet aa ho10fAbl RsS0
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lo., hs Spilled

5s AZ Br0ok kiins sph ysician, whore memo.
=sy for names ssis very poor recently
had dA patient in his 6tifiss io whom hs
MAS ;asl To- tlll ont an iasp plisation
fors 1 soz1e positicz czll ]. ot sisiiisg stp h
Sbetrsy t6s iack thaf. Il .sie Had fosgoftsn
sstle i'm man b HallIals 3 ls l cans INQUIRED 81
M ls siseds ,i psn ab1plIvs1 1lIs he PAPER:
81 = dsls yoa 81 lspsll yoar
':5 d A man & Avs him in - / ssssasi ions glance
,aab i said I y y y j j 5oass.' sss|
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-25
M E;D I

W have moved our Shop and office below Peoples Bank
any dens q kind Rs,ir
kind OF Gravel Roofing
IN Collecting your patronage ve ana
respectfully. RURRISS & DI1VER 1S%
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New. YEAR RESOL u JTIONS.
Dorothy Dix IA New Orleans Picayune.
-.


This is the time OF year when
everybody, except reformers, begin to
think about reforming themselves.
Reformers are always go busy correct
ing other people sins that they have
no time TO attend TO their own vices,
but the rest Dc ps are firmly fssolyed
to turn over b new leaf with the new
year. We are going 10 suppress orr
pet Weaknessssi with an iron hand,
and are goinglto take fresh grip on
all the virtues, and generally do the
things We ought to do and leave nm
done those things We ought not do SO.
OF ocETse, New Year resolutions
saare The same fate as pie crust; they
are made TO be broken, but that is no
argument against them. One doesn't {
refEsin from putting on olean linen
because it will get soiled and have to
I be sent TO the laundry again, and
there ig no reason in not turning over
the new page because it, too, in time
will be filed with mistakes, and blot
ted with tears, and covered with en-
tries we WoaM give our very hearts
blood 60 erase.
Il must be admitted that Che New
Years resolutions belong mostly to
men. It has nsyer been passime
that appeals 30 women. They have
been told they were angels SO long
they have come co believe it, and
when q woman admits she has fault,
s3t is with no idea Of correcting it,.
She is merely fishing for . compliment,
and expects 70 be contradieted. Agree
with her and she brides instantly
with offence, and sets you down as a
spiteful old thing, 30 stupid vou dom
know shining perfection when you see
it. A man 10 much more frank about
his sins, anyway, than Q woman. You
will often hear, one say: II have been,
drinking too much; I am going TO
stop, or, II used to be 8 gambler,
but I have reformed y, but nobody
ever heard . woman come right out
Aat,footed and admit, ST have been 8
scandalmonger, but I have reformed, z,
or, 81 have been running my husband
Dy lag ssnseless s4tfavaganee' put
am so.pe .asll - ~. ~ :. s.ss .;3.5
snsse ahys ;vhens;sse are a,spa,.
s,us WIN uan .no lnonoSls ~ -.
'ns otnes gooa sa.ngs oa me sasEe s''s, 70
no Isason Eye ieayahs nsm 'n aoie POS
sgssisn 81 s g sns ses' So ear sasoieslo
W. nave eaaass g ouF oShS ]. anu we ee,
nesa Wy 1ses 5 sl;r Kssol1.ion - OUT
pus,nesss sso. w sesaknsHs B may
nos pe sass sas peg az Dssala aNecs.
eu " oaE iasaesa 3ana sseanoS' a and
piesless' nas shey atana ln sass as
aaon nsea ots reiofmln e y, hiskey
ana pr9tanley anu gam n1asng ana m
aisnl ptassa 8: ase nos tns only sins aR ,1s
'ne ssofla. hese are .ankeaao onaDie-
ness, ano tsn peg sna 1festi ana
naggaDg, ano s'hen 70 sne greas day y.
comes, Rhen me aeager 70 y - mon M ]!
man aoeonnss are set dos7n as palan
|ae y goln s0 pc haEd 90 teil y7hich ss
Co. s. aTu broken;
up she meas nom es.
et 4 sace sne muse Y q alsssfe ana
lke an inventory os the sauits shat
Afe pesniiar fetla snes end turn our
satU5HoI0Tz 5IUSI "a. I'll Lets stop back.lI
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Notice co. administrators,
Exc cntors, Guardians
81 'lg.fI y And Truafaas. y

ALL Adnainfs fstratorss xesutorE, Guar
Siians and Trustees are Hereby nczi ified to
make their anpua1 Returns to this offict,
daring the mon thA OF january and Eab-
iruafy. 70 quirod by laws b; 7; 81 I.s
ssE n. 81. H. NANCE, Il
sss judge OF Probate. Il
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-23

Chicago, Nov. 17.-"Lead. Kindly
Light" President VIM. McKinley's "a
vorite hymn, was Thursday declared
to be unfit as a song Of praise and
worship Of God by Rev. w. A. Patter-
son, Of Princeton, Ind, in an address
at the United Presbyterian ,Psalmody
convention which closed Thursday
night. Rev. Patterson criticised the
song when sung as a church hymn
in the worshiping Of God and offered
as substitute the Forty-third Psalm
THE song Lead, Kindly Light" he
said, may mean anything that any
man chooses to make it mean, be he
Christian, atheist or Buddhist"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-23
PIatt sim Boss I'm new York.

Washington, Nov. 49,. Senator Thos,
@. Plat Of New York spent an hour al
the White house with President Roose-
welt wednesday night. Senator Plat
came to the White house by appoint
ment with the president. The princi-
pal feature Of his talk was the eitua-
ton Of the Republican party in New
York and the connection Of former
Gov. Benjamin B. OdelI. r., with the
party management. During the after
noon William Barnes, IT,, Of Albany, N,
~, saw the president and discussed
with him the political affairs in the
Empire state with especial reference
4 is said, to a change in the leader
, ship. Mr. Barnes was later quoted
as saying that the president had said
he would recognize Senator Plat In
making appointments in New York
state
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-23
ERRORS m TALLY SHEETS
IExaminaaisns show Great DiseFeD-
ausieu bstweeI PuhIished ReSuit
and ths original Records.

New York, Nov 1.-THE original
tally sheets in New York's recent may
orally election were opened Thursday
by the board Of county canvassers. W.
r. Hesrst's lawyers protested eight Of
the first 10 sheets taken from. the en-
veIopes because they were found to
differ from the returns on which the
count electing Mr.. Mcclellan were
based. In one election district Mr..
Hearst was hound to have seven more
votes than counted for him and in
smother the tally sheets showed that
20 votes were missing from the pub
lished count. Comparisons were con-
fined to the votes cast for mayor,
comptroller and president Of the board
Of alderman. In one election district
Of Queens county the board Of can
vasserA found that Mcclellan received
200 votes less than he should have had
One election district, the Twelfth Of
the Second assembly district, in which
William r. Jerome was not credited
with a single vote, was discovered
druing the investigation THURSDAY.
According to the tally sheet Of thia
district Mr.. Jerome received 81 votes
but he was credited with none.
The board had decided not to I'm
clude the Jerome votes in the canvass,
but his attorney requested that the
Office Of the district attorney be In
cluded and secured an order from the
supreme court to show cause Friday
why this should not be done.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-23
AMERICANS ON GUARD.
secretary Root Does Not Believe
Foreigners should BE Appointed
as Consular Representatives.

Washington, Nov 17.--Not q sim
gle foreigner has been appointed to
the American consular service abroad
since Secretary Root assumed once.
With the intention Of meeting the de-
mands Of the business world for gem
eral Improvement Of the consular
system as far as he can without wait
ing for congressional action this marks
one OF the reforms the secretary has
made. It happens that there are q
number Of small places in the consulaf
service abroad, consular agencies in
particular, where the compensation,
made up Of fees, is SO small that 1t is
difficult to induce an American Ito take
the places In such cases reliable Ibusi-
ness men, natives Of the places have
been appointed consul agents for
America and as the consular agency
was merely a side issue. they could
afford to hold these posts. But Secre-
tary Root feels that 1t is his duty to
put none but Americans on guard. !"
Aside from the fact that a foreigner
naturally might be expected to take
less interest than an American in the
development Of our trade abroad, II is
felt that in time Of political stress,
wherein relations might become
strained no such test should be placed
unon the LOYALTY Of the foreign consular
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-23

Phillipsburg. Kan, Nov. 1s.-The
commissioners Of Phillips county met
In special session Tuesday afternoon
and declared vacant the once Of county
treasurer. which has been occupied by
Charles W. Bowman. BY bis failure
to appear in court to answer the charge
Of forgery the bond Of q, 900 signed by
his father and his father-in-law, was
forfeited This was in addition to the
bond Of $1,000 forfeited through Bow
mans failure to appear in court to
answer to the embezzlement charge.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-23
.WANTDUTTRENOVED
Delegation Of Shss Manufacturers.
Cali on the President.
WOULD HAVE HIDES on FREE LIST.
After statinS Their Views Thsy
Are Told That Any Aston On
the Matter Must Originate
with Congress-.

washington, Nov. 16.--Presideni
Roosevelt was asked wednesday to use
his influence to have the customs
duties on hides removed in the inter.
est Of all the people Of the country,
A delegation Of boot. shoe and
leather manufacturers. headed by Gov
W. l. Douglas, Of Massachusetts. called
on the president by appointment and
discussed with him pretty fully the
proposed repeal Of the duty on hides
The delegation numbered % men, the
majority being from New York and
the West and tie minority from the
New England states. In the course Of
the interview. the president spoke SO
frankly and sincerely to his callers
that they burst into cheers that made
the executive ONCE ring.
In his address Gov. Douglas said
that the boot and shoe industry OF
the country lis greatly oppressed and
burdened by what we believe to be q
needless tariff duty on hides. This
duty not only handicaps our industry
and prevents its proper growth and
expansion, both domestic and foreign;
but II IL an eyiie TO the country as o
whole. without, as we believe, serv-
ing any good purpose this tariff lew
les taxes on articles essential for the
health and comfort Of every man,
woman and child in this land and thus
greatly increase the cost Of living"
Gov. Douglas claimed that the is
per cent on hides did not protect or
benefit the cattle raisers, but did COM
pei all farmers to pay higher prices
for boots, shoes, harness, saddles, and
other leather goods.
Gov. Douglas announced that the
interests they represent would will
ingly consent to Q reasonable reduction
Of the rs per cent duty on boots and
shoes in order to obtain free hides and
cheap leather. IAN we ask, she added,
sis free field and no favor either
In our own or in foreign markets. Un-
less CHE cost Of, materials can be re-
duced, shoes must soon sell at much
higher prices"
After the delegation had presented its
views and It's desires to the president
he told the members that, as a mat
ter Of concrete fact. the whole sub
ject was one with which congress
must deal and he strongly impressed
upon them that any action IN the mat
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-23

Washington. Nov. 16.-The full
board Of consulting engineers Of the
Panama canal had an aIl-day session
Wednesday and continued the work
upon the different types Of canal.
There seems to be a general impress.
sion that larger number Of engineers
At present favor a sea-level canal. but
an intimation has been that there
might he a compromise upon a low
level lock canal. which would be very
satisfactory to the canal commission
and the administration. ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-23
Cured Ocnsunnption

Mrs. B. W. Evans, Clearwater, Kas.
writeS; my husband 10y sick ior
three month"; The doctors said thai
he had quick consumption.
ave procured a bottle Of Ballard'l
HOrehound Syrup, and II cured him.
"That was six years ago. Since then
We haye always kept bottle In the
housed We cannot do without II.
For coughs and colds 1t has no equal.
$50, 800 and $500. Chap. TowbSend,
druggist.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-23

st. Louis. Nov. 1e-Drugged and
robbed Of $40. q gold watch and a trunk
containing wedding presents Jerome
Russell Of Mahanoy City. Pa. is
being cared for by the authorities at
Clayton until he Is able to care for
himself Russell arrived IN St. Louis
week ago on his way to Pierce City.
No, to attend wedding. According
to his story he met two strangers
here who treated him to drinks and
KNOCKOUT drops" were given him in
such powerful doses that his mind
was temporarily affected. 81
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-23
Meetlnr o. Natlonal 1. lsranre.

Atlantic City, N.>J,, Nov 16.-The
feature Of the opening session Of the
National Grange Patrons of Husband
ry Wednesday afternoon was the ad-
dress by Grand Master Aaron Jones,
IN which he asked the support Of the
100000 farmer members Of the organl-
.zation for the curing Of insurance Ills
by the formation of mutual compa-
mics; the securing Of reasonable rail-
road rates and legislation against
reckless use Of automobiles on country
roads.
h Lisbon, Nov 16.-The United States
cruiser Minneapolis sailed Wednesday
ION a voyage to Cronstadt, 1t is the
present intention to call at Brest,
!Brance.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-23

MonopgahelH City. Pa. Nov. Ia
Undoubtedly killed and probably
blown to pieces, seven men are lying in
the depths Of the new shaft Of he
BraEneil Coal company, on the out
skirts Of Bentleysville. while another
outside the mine Is dead as the result
Of q gas explosion Wednesday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-23
NsuralRia Pains.

Rheumatism, lumbago and sciatic
pains yield to,ths penetrating iniu-
sncs Of Billiards. Snow Liniment.
IL penetrates to the Esrvss and bone
and being absoEb bed into the blood, lie
healing properties are conveyed 10
svery part Of the body. and sffsc.
some wonderful cures. 26c. 500 and
~ co. ChaS. Townsend, druggist
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-23

Madrid. Nov 1.-The Healdo
uakes the positive statement hat
King Alfonsos return TO Madrid VIII
b followed iumediaieiy By en- onolal
announcement Of IS beiroihd 70 a.
Ensilsh princess
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-23
CASTORlA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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Tourist cars on the Union Pacific
are clean and light and airy. Over.
orowding in them isA condition that
AZ Absolutely avoided. The seats are
upholstered 10 rattan, and at night
the berths hung With heavy curtains.
Bowel plate glass windows ornament
Aihe sides Of the oArsi the wide vssti.
bules are enclosed and travelling ID
made altogether comfortable.
II you Gross the continent In one oil
abe tourist hloepsfu Of the Union Pc.
ridc gou win enjoy your "trip and save
eonsldorsble money. Inquire Of ].
", BrookA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-11-23

MAjORITY or PATENTS WoMEA
II u . sad but
ltrue fact that
u very year
)brings an In
crease in the
number
! tions performed
upon women In
our hospitals.
More thanthree-
|, fourths Of the
patients lying
IN fh0a0 SNOW

OU buO1o oAAUW
~vhite beds are women and girls who
- awaiting or recovering from opera
1ions made necessary by neglect.
Every one Of these patients had
ssIeutv Of warning In that bearing down
zneiine. pain 1t che left or right Of the
vomb. nervous exhaustion. pain In the
mall Of the back, leucorrhoea, dizzi'
Neue. flatulency, displacements OF the
evOnb or Irregularities. All OF these
avmptoms are indications Of an I'M
acaithv condition Of the ovaries OF
womb, and If not needed the trouble
vim make Roadway until the penalty
mas to be paid by Q dangerous opera
tion. and lifetime Of impaired useful'
ness at best, while in many cases the
results are fatal.
ire following letter Should bring
None TO suffering women. Miss Luella
Adam, of the Colonnade Hotel, Seattle,
wash, writes:
Dsar Mrs. Pinkham:--
UAbout two years ago wase greae Sot.
A1rer from severe female Fouble, pans ane
ksndacheg. ThedoCtoE prescribed lor me go ~
aIIaliy told me that had tumor on tne
agnnh and must undergo an operation MI
Wsntsd to get well, ! felt that this was my
.Asath warrant, but ! spent hundreds q dol-
Ifars FOR medical help, but the tuInor hHt
sr.,rwin1. Fortunately i corrosponded with
~ aunt In the New England States, and she
.96vised me 70 take Lydia e. Pinkham's Veg
mHahle COMPOUND, o. IL was said TO- cure tu.
anor1. I did 10 and immediately began 70
Improve in health, and was entirely cured,
~ tumor disappearing entirely, without an
nDsration. wish every suffering woman
Gculd Try this great preparation"
Just a. surely % Miss Adams was
.eured Of the troubles enumerated In
aer letter, Just 90 surely will Lydia D.
Pinlrham's Vegetable Compound cure
nVery woman IN the land who suffers
,Rrcm womb troubles, Inflammation Of
Che ovaries, kidney troublesA nervous
anxcitability and nervous pr0stration'
Mrs. Pinkham invites all young
Svomen who are III 70 write her tor free
advice. Address, Lynn, Mass