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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-17
Teas Mo6 AFTER Negro.

Waco, Tes.. July lS--A negro -
IL believed 20 b. FrAnk NAiO0s
made brutal attach on a Sa'- -.
mar IN the southern per, q ;AS ''i
~ Tuesday Night. SiAbeihE Nnt .--
ina her into ureonsc0ssssss Ia .--
captured - Cansroa. TIE ~
was spirited away BY The o@or-' -
mohs we're In pursui; he rrE-'
fore beihg eA.ursd run fron 'sr
esrs a. NOS were IN parsalt =. '
gro before being eApgurra "a @
TIE ofAesrs ana waa Ard ape rr7r' y
lag several severe u0sn1a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-17
INVESTIGATE THE
TOBACCO REPORT
Is the Appeal the Planters Send
Secretary Wilson.
SPECIAL AGENTS ARE GENT ovT|
Department Of Agriculture VIII Do Al
In Its Power 20 Prevent the Tobacco
Trust from Manipulating the Mar,
ket.


Washington, July Is. -Through the|
receipt OF numerous oommua,cl,lu5l
from the south and statements aplearl
ing in the press at various time, had
the statistics Of the department u al
riculture on tobacco were being nal
nipulated In the interests Of "a, so
called tobacco trust, Secretary WN,lnI
has begun an inquiry into o.. SUBJ
Iect
Pending the investigation ,a' .4hJl
cation of the tobacco statisu,, 5. god.
several districts will be held be-. al
though the regular monthly h.p.., Jy
states will be given out on MaallJ
next.
1t was stated at the depar'm""' 'o|
day that special agents have brr. seat
TO the dark tobacco districts o. Tea
nessee and Kentucky to verify ~ cor.
rect the departments hgures tbs
action Mr.. Hyde. the chief S'I'.,.claa
said was in defence to the SDuamea.
which had been engendereI 'at' me
departments figures were wholly u.
correct
MIR. Hyde has been given i-'c,
charge OF the investigation wH.'h %
is believed, will no concluded Van
two or three weeks.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-17
HACE IN FAR EAST
IS ALMOST ASSURED
The World Pleased At the Ap.
sentiment OF n. Witts.
brecMo ADVOCATE FoR PEACE

hsses Party HsS the Gar Of the
Crae- -gsusslaH Securities Advances
- etrsn0th Of Appointment
~ ROtsrsburg. July I'm. Whites
hDiatment ~ chief Russian peace
enibutentlary wAs announced today
"a lha Ofacial Messenger In the follow
~ wpas:
fOWing 10 the serious illness which
Restdck N. Mursvieff on his arrival
g.. Petersburg. which made II i'm.
lsslkllb for him TO famillarize him
Eif th}ith, ut such short notice, the
11nteorabie material connected with
Inc n4eutiations. his majesty, the EN-
perOr has been pleased TO appoint pres
a6ent of the committee OF ministers.
WItte, TO the post OF chief plenipoten.
fiary. Spontaneously all parties re-
Dognike that NJ. Whites selection
makes for a successful termination Of
'the peace negotiations. The mere fact
Ehaa the emperor at last yielded 10 the
pfeasure for NJ. Wktes appointment IL
accepted ~ being complete assur-
enoe that his majesty Is sincerely de-
tofmined 10 end the conflict aud make
pBace, " possible basis Is obtalnable,
Bvery Influence which championed
n. Witts was for peace while. on the
contrary. those who opposed him were
i1E prolongation OF the struggle.
Brance. through Ambassador NelId.
pk. strongly urged him for the post.
but the main credit for NJ. Whites Sc.
lscti0n belongs 10 Foreign Minister
1AmsdOrh, who never ceased 10 press
1or his selection Count I.amsdorft
amd NJ. WittT are now In close ALI.
ance."
N. Wltte had a prolonged audience
with the emperor at peterhOn this az
lernoon al which the whole subject OF
che peace Negotiations was gone over
a detail. The difficulties Of the sit
nation was freely discussed and lndi.
cations were given that his majesty Is
more apt personally to govern NJ.
Wlttes course than the formal iustruC.
tiona which have been given him
n. Witte will leave 81 Petersburg
next Wednesday for Paris, sailing as
preSiouSly announced from Chrrbourg
on July 70 on the North German lloy i
ateshsr Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse
Nine. Witte will accompany her hus
band as far as Paris. whore Ehe viii
remain for the present, though abe
may possibly join NJ, Wltte later Ii
3 the United states
N. Whites personal solicitation NJ
NoFotovitE, one Ut the AhleSt younE
elplomAts who formerly was secretary
of TIE RupssiAn legation at Paris, vii
be attached to the Russian mission.
Stocks rose on the bOerSs on the
Improvement OF the Russian securle'
abroad. due 20 NJ. Whites appoIhtmen
- chief peace plenipotcntIary. Accord
tnE TO information received here. ia
pan intends TO claim the island OF SAX
hAlin by right Of conquest and It's for
mai cesSion will be one OF her unNl
terable demands
The government has iasued anothe
es.00O.O0O In pa,sr roubles. the Who'll,
oafstandlug parr r obligations beinl
ttsaOoO.ut1 aeaus, s5t7 900, 600 n
Rnld
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-17
uNDEReoEs PAINFUL OPERATION
General Leonard Wood, U. S, A., Re-
coverlno from Suoeon's Knife

General Leonard Wood, V. S. A, Re-.
covering from Surgeons KNIFE.
Boston. July l5-Reports from p
caSset. Cape Cod, say that Mao ra.
eral Leonard Wood has just uui..s ~"
the delicate surgical opera,i'a % 20"
psnning to Npove a bony grow. Ia
his head The operation. 3, .. .. g.
was entirely success stu aal o.. -,.
Cral is making rapid progress ''.''
recovery. No details hay" So o
received The operation 49, 80
necessary by a mishap s"y"rl 20
ago when General Wood r'..' .
severe blow on the head by &C.. a.
A swelling developed, bur ou's"."'
were soon able to determine t.h' &
was not OF cancsrOus growth an rf
in the least likely to have any 2.rmi
nent ill effects
Many inquiries. II IL said have come
In from Washington since "a" 'g'rh
ton to all OF which there has 3r'-n o.
turned the answer that every thing Eas
progressing satisfactorily.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-17
Crops injured sy Hssvy Rains.

Washington. Wy - NNs N~Nv'
rains 81 the last two weeks are rvpcr,
"a 20 have seriously injured crops In
eastern vrgiEiA and North orOl,uA
particularly cottoa IN eastern NOr;h
CarOllaa. Aaa u IL feared thAt cogtcs
growers n that ssciAoa utll Soss ssa'.
tly e. q tesall
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-17

Ncw YORK. July iS--The commit e,
Lauci by Mayor Mcclellan a. cuns.uy'
pan iuI Submission 10 the n,Nl
msyo iog tAv rentcnasty celebration
IA lso. at the nrsi use ~ steam "a
water us,gs, ion. has decided 20 seus
an lnyilauoa 10 Vice Admiral roeO
of tAs IARAsc,e aavy p stlsaa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-17
FRENcHMEN CELEBRATE.
The French Capita 10 oaIIy OOoOrstod
and 10 Thronasd with People.

ano 70 IHTonoso WIN TVoplos
Paris. July l5.-1'he French nation
al holiday was celebrated today. The
boulevards were thronged with merry
makers and all the leading thorough
fares we're deliberately decorated.
There was n brilliant review at Long
camp which Was attended by President
and Madame LOubet. the cabinet Of.
ficers. the diplomatic corps and vast
throng OF people. About 10000 troops
took part In the maneuyers. A no
table feature Of the review was the
presence OF 1873 Officers from the Brit.
lsh naval squadron at brest, all In full
uniform. Their arrival was the coca.
9 ~ an enthusiastic reception the
b aging the British national an
q resident lOubet gave a lunch
81 the British officers and to a
nu OF French military aud naval
meh~in the Elysee palace at noon
Public games and dancing are going
On In all the public places under the
control of the municipality and the
thtaters will give free performances.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
Abolish An Sprlnn 81 ctlun.

\ bill Is now pending in the state
legislature to abolish all snring cleo.
lions and have the voting of The state
done in the fall of the year. At pres
ent only the cities enjoy THIS prlyi.
lePe. The Meeker law left the bor.
oughs and toUnships to fight their
bttiles among themselves
spring, bat the experiment hos proven
SO successful in the places OF larger
populations that Assent LYMAN Gibbs
is trying to make the law general.
There is no doubt but tint this would
be welcomed in nearly every commun.
iry. Voting is a business as we'll as
anything else, at least it should be
mado so, aud once a year is enough
for a man to break in upon his daily
ron inc to Gust q ballot. Then, too, if
v ting comes bu once a wear a mar
thinks more OF enjo7ina tho privilege.
Election day always disturbs q com
munlty 1t is no Off day and affairs
ure very APT to be allowed TO tun them
selves for the tia.u 60 do this twio
a year, when it has been clea IL de
monstrated that one is enough, is
hurdeniug the peopie and the quicR'l
! those Of tue country districts are aive'
tho same advantage as their oit'
brothers, the better it will be 60
them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
TIE WINTER III WASaib 6TON

w shi g'on is a typical Wintpr resnr
aud Us hustle is purely social and politics
There arc galhcr.a ii Jha Cspi:4l rrpl'.
srnCativcs OF every nation and county
and their comings ana goinGs are OF l.
little i%uteres'. Then the doings Of III
Senate and House arc features willie
IevcIy urist delights in FOL owing, az
these features together with tie visits
the numrrou pub ic buildings keep OF
busy all the white Il is in %aslin.t"'
Ehe Royal sue Liue of htch the New
ersey Ceutra' is The niiia' rad is goiu
It., operate an excursion to W&shipgio
- Feb II O., aud cost Of tickets for IL
I'd VS. rxcu sion tic udiu& ell expense
Sl3 30. Train ayes New York +
t2.01 noon, and arrives Washington
SGD r.. m. II you want to know ah II
~, "Trip drop "A p 'stal 10 G. NJ. BUT G -.
raj Passenger Agent, New York City,
II tour /, Ok. Egec for the asaing.
$3.50 ISL ]
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

The Trenton Times daes OF arprov
of Senator Jacksou's hill conceIni"s
water commissioners. Here is what il
says regarding the measure
"Sauator Jackson has introduced p
hill in the senate, tho purpose 81
which is 10 give to Perth Au5og auo
New Brunswick republican bl1-'s CT
water comm issiontrs, By abo.ishjIa
the present boards aud crratIHg ne"
ones Of three memhers, 10 b3 up
pointed ny tho MAYOR THIS belougs
o the vicious class Of Legislation, tN'
only utjecr If which is 10 setur'
oa,tisan advantage without regard II
the cons, Quences Of the t|axra7aTs Il
the citizens OF Perth Amboy and Nev
Btuns8i want republican boards oi
water COMMISSIONERS, 1t them cleo
enough republican mem beers OF com
mon couuoil TO give 'hem oontro'
Tia policy Of thu party now in oharg
# the state government has in IL
past be n opposed to leGislaiina demo
crsts ont Of Office before the eSpira
ton of their terms, in order to Civ,
their pl ices to lh-ir political oppou.
ents II is a good policy and shculc
'ot he at andoued now to suit Iht
f .ncies of Midi sex county,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

PARIS. Jan. 31-A meeting was held
last night in the Tivoli, Vau%hall, TO
protest against Russian artocracy. It
was under the auspices of the reyolu.
tionary Socialist groups, and 5000 per
sons were present. Deputies Jaurcs,
Valiant ana De Presseuse spoke. The
police were present in strong force.
During the exit Of The audience into
the Avenue de la Republiquc Il bomb
was thrown into the cgpter Of the
group OF republican guards, in which
stood Project LcDjne ana other high Of
licials. None of these was hurt. but
two guards were wounded and many
windows were broken. The bomb was
loaded with big headed boot nails. Two
men have been arrested, one Of them Il
law student, Oh the heiicf that they
were the authors Of the crime.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
EDITORIAL COMMENT
OMoIIier,s for Febr1arY I sava:

Golfers for F|ebruarY 1 saws:
Mr. Clnnon is more popular thar
ne deserves 10 he He has the racy
western G.vor tha5 is pleasing ;C
Americans, aud ha mas a stroDs
though narrow ooumoG-sanse IL
also has a will, ami therefore becomes
y po'euJato in a pos tjon with the OF.
|po11unitics Of the sprakership. Hi
mt, gritty is no' Questioned, which Il
Il copf lrr. We hone, nevertheless Sc,
tina, The time VIII come when The
.p"kor of the House of Representa-
ii es is q man of larger mold nnr
liner Qratlty. The spenker Is tina OH.
c,a! s"coad in power in the Uni'er
Safps We do uot include Ssn5'o'
Aldrich, FIR the bulK of It's power i
nor off itl. any more 'hlu is the DOW
or IF NJ. Rnck,f Her, Mr.. Rogers oi
Mr.. Morgan. Mr.. Cannon brings to
the speak ershin the viriu s. aat lhe
Daint Of view Of an honest alaernat.
or ~treasurer nj n owe. On tie fauG
son ho,crso, bi,, o,d tbo nr.,iI,,.
.La.o n.o ~,r. ,i,.a .s nj, ,,:,,..r
o,o.4o. ol,, o,,-, a,. -,,n..n,..
rort, i. t,,,a f., ,~sati, or-.a;...
a,,1,, Io,o~ 70 sor,o ,a-,.. ~ ro,.
sfo, n, Nj ,~,r.,t,n ,gs,ob ~.
frsr oo,,o r,, b~o,cy.- M t,,, ..a..
ey,s, ev AM f,~feuf.orcs ~, ,be c,.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31


TLOUR - Dill, but steady; Minnesota
patents, S5,S0U6-y; WinteV straights. s5.250
$50: winter extras, S3.j5fll5), winter pat
entS, &D.10u5.So.
WHEAT-Duu and laIoly steady under
large worlds snipmcutS. lower cables and
snow in tho southwest; May, A.i59sQ
POTATOES-steady; Long Island, sl.75
az; state and western, $1,a50l.4O; Jersey
hay OMIT; shipping, Goao5c.: good to
STRAW-Quiet: long ~ sG1.05.
WOOL-Firm; domestic fleece, 321S5c.
HOPS-StCad%: state, common to choice,
1894, 190a5c.; 1888. &tt32c; ODDS, tt0l5c.;
Pacific coast, 1891, -9955c,; 1893, -94S2c.;
BiCTTEa5R strong: creamery. onmon
to extra, 19U29c.: held. common to extra,
!309Sc.; state dairy, cCnmo to extra
'CiHEEsE-Fim; state, full cream,
small. colored and white, fancy; lzAc.;
tne, l1%c.; late made, colored a9d white,
choice. liitc.; fair TO good, 1OAmloa4c.:
Door. Ss.ugi,c.: largo, cOl0red and white,
fancy. 12r. fpe. 1th@lliac.; late made,
GOOD, o.! BIC; poor, Si4Q9c,; skins, full
10 jirht.' ioi6hc.
TGGS-rtrm; state. Perusvlyania and
neerby. fancy. selected, white, eNti9; ga
live pOIII.YEY--Fir:a and in good
demal.d: fowls. 1|26tic.: old ROSTERS, Sc;
spring chickens. 12U!tc. d4chs. 1tdl5c.;
SID1Ryi5ssss5tt!sD,. PoStG'fTRYEE;rm and high
or: fowls. choice freai, killed, 1tisc. do.
fair to good. 80 e. old ROSTERS loc:;
nearby chickens. choice. .i6i9alIc.; west
J&Hl5r.; turkeys. pes'rby- fancy. eGr2lC.;
choice. 79c.; do. fair TO good, raise;
western DO. chcit'9 TO feucy, l90e20c. do.
49, western de-. tn ;. geese. nearby.
INl-c., western co.. SUilc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
RUSSIANS d nerve.
stvedish SniIOrsB5id OF shDts Fron
Baltic Fleet.

= - -
Baltic Fleet.
PARIS, IAN. 31.-The international
commission inquiring into the North
sea incident here heard two Swedish
witnesses, Captain Johnson and Mate
Stremberg of the cargo boat -Aldeba-
ran.
They testified that n few hours pre-
ceding the firing on the British trawlefs
by the Russian squadron their boat
was attacked in the North sea ~ Il
strange warship. which fred many
shots at the Aldebarnn, but did not 90
her serious damage.
Counsel for Russia protested that
this testimony was not directly con
nectcd with the North sea incident, out
Admiral Fourier France). president
of the commission, ruled that the tcsti-
mony was admissible.
Hugh O'Beirne, British agent, said
thc strange vessel was the Russian
transport Eamchatl1a, which mistook
the Swedish craft for a torpedo boat.
Mr. O'Beirne further declared that
the Kamchatka thereafter sent a wire
loss message to Vice Admiral Roiest-
vcnsky notifying him that she had
been attacked by a torpedo boat, ard
Roiestvensky thcreupon ordered his
SQUADRON to be on the lookout for tor
ncdo boats. which, Mr.. O'Beirne assert
ed, caused the North sea incident.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
HIGH TIDE.
NEW YORK HERALD WEATHER
FORE Asst.

in the Middle States and New England
today fair to partly cloudy weather will
prevail, with light temperature changes
and fresh p%ortbelly inds, becoming varI-
able, followed by increasing %clondiness
and probably snow in the western dis
tricts Of this section. On Wednesday
partly cloudy to cloudy weather and near
" stationary temperature viii prevail,
with fresh 10 brisk variable winds, fol
lowed By snow, tuG en- Thursday overcast
Tarllv clordy ard sligbly colder weather,
pro ably preceded by snow in the northern
coast o,st lets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
IL Fnvs to Advertise.

"Ycs, SIR" declared Mine Host, this
is the best restaurant in iowa. Every
thing is hrst-class, ana Il cool is the
best IN the business. Don't go else
where IL you want a good neal. We'll.
1 must be going"
But where are you going at this time
of day?". r 81.
"Whcre am / soins2. Why, great
Scott, man.! it's nearly Z o'clock. I'm
going over to the hotel to dinner
Cleveland Leader.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

The Straits Settlements has the cheap
est post office in tic world Postcards
available in the colony and to the FED
Grated Malay States are sold at one
fifth Of a penny each the letter rate Of
postage throughout the same area Is
slightly over a half-penny. The postage
on letters to any place Cwith very few
eNceptionsJ in tho British empire is four
hlths OF a penny to the lall-0uuce.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
TUESDAY, 81.
Sohroi ncasa Santa ion.

If public schools Nos. l and 2 are
In tha cnudi.i1n descrihed By the
school comu a..-L-rs who made o
tour of insor " .5lturday, no tims
should be % finding the remedy.
There is 70 lice in the CITY where
disease will sTreal more quickly thai
at the schools and, when the school
houses, themselves, breed the germs
{ is ten times worse than when the
hildren carry them to the bulldogs
According to the report as publi.hed
.lyesterday's EVENING NEWS.
bhool No. / is not fit for childreu to
ssamble. The sanitary condition is
reported MS being dPploratle . This Is
b matter that should not be neglected
1.-THE Board of Health should have
sometning TO say regarding these
sch ,ol huildings. It should not be
left entirely with the Inspector,
kither. The health board should make
tout Of the buildings rs well as
numerous other places ct the city, to
pow what is going on aud not Leave
o the inspector to dnd it all and
en meet once or twice q year 10 ar.
owe what lie has done. II cur public
lools are in the condition described
the commissioners hundreds OF
lilies in This city nye in danger.
h The mild days Of epgirE ap-
achine thi, danger is greatly 10.
ased. Perhaps Mayor Brace, who,
6bis fist annual message cAlled
Al attention to matters of health,
have something to say N this
ocular. He is a physician, ne can
ht a glance whether the schools
for children or not. The mayor
TODD for no dicbeiine regarding
Ieanir Z of sidewalks. and e. is 10
opposed tat gunsaninry school
B. will not pass his notice wien
Rhis attention is called to them.
is little use Of fighting disease
home ard q temnting to pr%evenrl
preaaipg by keeping children
from their o~lasses when mem-
of their families are i'll, If thu
SO germs are bred right in the
ly ard. This matter should be
Hto the bottom. The plea of ro
IFS shonld not be allowed to en-
ker children's lives Perth Am
Ceeds more school houses, more
more room aud more equip
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

ment but arsr of alLEer us have the
school hous's slpsSdy built in . SAINT
airy condition. a child had hetter be
without education than without
health.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
He feeds them comm ttco

6TNVCs. DC feFN5 tNVIu COMM tTVu
places and Other f,vars a1d 'hey regis.
ter his VIII. We 60 On record, now,
Ia Is, Us y DO means sharing the
com or ,iew which makes snmethiI z
|altoqetl er noble Of Unc!e Joe No
boiy was n more higoted silver man
,han he. He is an obstinate and ignor
AIT y ! ttcan, ~ith native force a d
uteriDy, bur too iiah: for his position
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

DETROIT, Mich, San. 31.-WilIie
SpTac}ln Of Windsor, Ont, got a deci-
sion last night over Dusty Miller of
CHICAGO at.o. ten rounds at the Detroit
Athletic cirh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

WASHINGTON. Jan. 81. ~ For, the
AZ mouths ended Dec, 81 last 50Q.g3$
Immigrants were admitted to the TSistl
ed States. AhFI'sli
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31
ALARM BOXES.

Copper " orRs
bd Lewis
b ave and Paterson 40
a and First SITS,
oU2tF and High st
and smith SITS
ipgham ave and 3Artf
Hmerce and Front SIS
M and Washington str
{tc st ana Buckingham ave
ave and Charles st
lroad ave and Wayne
shinggon and First stg
Enpiks ana Elm sc
a. 4th II and Watson ave
pmerce and State Is
ht and smith ats
pr and Gordon sts
Any ave and Gordon at
\ and Herbert St
- #bridge roa1 and Washington ST
81 Nv6lg4 ave ' Stanford st
To send in an alarm, open tha door OF the boz
and pull {own the Lever and lei so once only
Stay at 7OdE until hroneD arrive.
SPECIAL CALLS.
tep-Ifteak In circuit. 2tAps DTiil aud Ere
alarm test. Hydrant at corner OF Jefferson N
High street always to be used fer this trial. 4
taps Fire out. s taps Police cal. l2-Call TO-
Lincoln Hose i3-Call tor W~asbinkCcn hose
i4-Oall for Mcclellan Hose is-Call tor PRO
~tartion " and Z.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

-1T
CONSUMPTION Can Certainly he cqredI
Nearly ali cases ia the early Stages. Many even when far
advanced. Fresh air stands first. Good food next Then .
medicine TO quietthe cough and control the Inflammation Ayers
Cherry PectOraI. Ask your doctor about this advice lsE Ca Co
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

An adv. in The News Want col.
umn brings good results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

Ir ReaderS:-lf you do not receive
Ter regularly. we would consider II a
pu-w I'll repo { the matter at once.
hilton paid to unsigned communica-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-31

distance Telephone %
The Springfield herald., 1905-03-10

OF all the diseases known, with
which women are afflicted, kidney dis
ease is the most fatal. In fact, unless
early and correct treatment is applied,
the weary patient seldom survives.
Being fully aware of this, Mrs. Pink
ham. early in her career, gave exhaust
i've study TO the subject, and in pro-
ducing her great remedy for woman s
ills-Lydin f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound-wasc careful to see that it
contained the correct combination OF
herbs which was sure to control that
fatal disease woman's kidney troubles.
The Vegetable Compound acts in har-
mony with the laws that govern the
entire female system, and while there
are many SO called remedies for kidney
troubles, Lydia r. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound is the only one espe-
ciully prepared for women, and thou
sands have been cured of serious kidney
arrangements by it. Derangements of
the feminine organs quickly affect the
kidneys, and when a woman has such
symptoms as pain or weight in the
loins, baclsache, bearing down pains.
urine too frequent scanty or high col
ored. producing scalding or burning,
or deposits like brick dust in it; un-
usual thirst. swelling of hands and feet.
swelling under the eyes or sharp pains
in the back running down the inside
of her groin. she may be sure her kid
neys are affected and should lose no
time in combating the disease with
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound the woman's remedy for wO-
mans ills.
The following letters show how
marvelously successful it is.
LYDIA E. pinkhan's Ve4etahic Ce0peand
The Springfield herald., 1905-03-10

must be one of cordial and sincere
friendship. We must show not only
in our words but in our deeds that
We are earnestly desirous of secur-
ing their good will by acting toward
them in spirit of just and generous
recognition of all their rights. But
Justice and generosity in a nation. as
In an individual, count most when
shown not by the weak but by the
strong. While ever careful to refrain
from wronging others, we must be no
less insistent that we are not wronged
ourselves. We wish peace; but we
wish the peace Of justice, the peace
of righteousness. We wish it because
we think it is right and not because
we are afraid. No weak nation that
acts manfully and justly should ever
have cause to fear us, and no strong
mower should ever be able to single
us out as a subject for insolent ag
gression.
Our relations with the other pow
ers of the world are important: but
still more important are our relations
among ourselves. Such growth in
wealth, in population. and in power
as this nation has seen during the cen