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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10

1srials, machinery, used for engraving
ms article provided also for the retlIlc-
tlon OF the DUTY on a number OF articles
when imported into New Foundland and
tlXtd the duties as follows: Pork. 81 20 a
barrel: bacon, hams and smoked meats
= cents pound; sailed and cured meat IS
81 barrel; peas and oatmeal. % cents a
harrel; rye. 4 cent a pound and kerosene
OIL. b cents a gallon. The committee
amendments included acids Is per cent ::
bicycles. clocks and watches, matches
rubber boots and shoes, 70 per cent adj
valorcm.
a new article is added to the treqty
winch provides that the convention shall
not take effect until the existing tariff
law 81 the United States shall have been
changed ny an act Of Congress 50 as Ia
authoriz" the rates Of customs duty ana
exemptions specified in the treaty.
TWO articles o. the treaty which have
nor Yet been amended proNid tina. New
Foundiand shall not impose heavier du-
~ on articles coming from the United
states. named in the treaty. than the same
articles bear from elsewhere il New
Foundiand should amend her tariff laws
ana that the provisions of the treaty
Shall go into effect 50 day, after the rail
h'aflCns have been exchanged. AID he in
force for five years. and thereafter for -
months after either party gives notifca
non OF its desire for a termination of the
treaty. 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
SANTE Fs REBATES
Will be Investigated by Officers Ap-
pointed BY Moody.

Washington, Feb. Attorney Cen
e''Hl MrGdI las appointed Judson Hair
non of Cincinnati. who was attorney
general during the second administra-
ton ot President Cleveland and Fred
erick \. Judson. a prominent LAWYER
of -. Louis. to investigate the allaee,,
action Of Atchison. Topeka & Santa Re
railroad in granting rebates to the Col
orado Fuel and Iron co. This ernpi,v-
ment is with the view of taking leraI
proceedings against the company if af-
ter investigation such PROCEEDINGS
seem justified.
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AT THE U. OF N.
Continued from page IL

Club was held. Thursday noon in No 1.
WinSate hall.
A meeting of the Masonic Club. the Or
der of the Temple. was held, Thursday af-
ternoon, in Alumni hall.
The regular weekly meeting of the Jun
lol civil society was held IN Alumni hall
on Wednesday evening The subject for
The second basketball game will leave
Friday. for Machas and PASSPORT. where
they will play. Friday and Saturday even
trip: Chase, Emery, F'ifield, Moore, Pen
ney and Schoppe. The team will be ac-
companed by Assistant Manager Hoxie.
Secretary Fl. X. Dow of the Chess Club
states that the members are still playing
off the series of three games apiece ar
ranged at the first of the winter. This
series will not be completed until COM
mencement. and the club IS not planning
tn look for tournaments outside of the
college until next year, when better idea
of the merits of the various members will
be formed.
on Friday evening in the chapel. the
University Band will give its first concert
and the event is being looked forward to
with much anticipation by the students.
1t is without doubt the finest organiZa lion
of its kind in the State. and many per
sons who are in position to know and who
have heard it practice; say that 1t is the
finest college band III the country.
The Varsity basketball team will leave
Friday for Fairfield and Waterville, where
ii will play Fairfield and Colby on Friday
and saturday evenings respectively. Inc
team is weakened by the loss of ST. Onge,
who will go to Boston with the relay
team. owen will take his position nj for
ward. and Stewart will take Owens place
at guard
On Thursday the relay team left for
Boston. where it will run against Tufts
at the Boston Athletic Association meet
on Saturday night. The team is composed
or 81. Onse, Wyman. Porter and Cour-
r!ef. SAWYER went as substitute. The
men were accompanied by Manager Stan
lord and Coach Farrell. The team is a
faster one this wear than last and should
stand a good show of winning
Justice l.ucilius A. Emery of the SUI
preme bench. gave the first two lectures
or ms course on Roman law before the
students of the University of Maine Law
school Tuesday afternoon from until 1
oclock.
These lectures are decidedly Interesting
to the students of law and the members
of the school look forward with great in
tereSt to the remainder of the courso
These lectures are given every two years
and constitute a feature for which many
a larCed law school may well envy the
University of Maine. The subsequent lee
lures will be given on Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday forcnOonS, and on the q f.
ternoonS of Tuesday and Thursday. Feb
II and IL This course will he followed by
several others to be given by members
of the Maine supreme bench and plonni-
nent law instructors during the spring
term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
| ice AND SNOW.
| ,,Ies Of Misfortune
| Throughout New England
\ blizzard in the West Ham,
| pers Traffic.
\ =, The Ice Embargo Along the
/ coast-The Nantucket Floats.

,rl Haven. Mass, Feb. @
W. ,,5srata rasterly wind moved
lF onartliies Of ice from the outer
s,~ out into vineyard Sound today.
@O. -,rd was not far enough to the
T.,rarI 10 start any ice from the
~ b,r5or. II the ice in the uppe:
s,r mas turned i is probable that
A,o,age would have been done
'' .1 e0cased there, as the ice is
'a nd Sound was checked with
,oi.,. and from West chop to Cay
- no clear water could be seen.
..masted schooner William G.
...aarie. Newport News. for Boston.
,orai here from Nobska this
a-a,o,n By tug Underwater. Schoon-
Earrv sutton. Stonigt"n, Maine,
yav York. ana Harry Mcsser.
a.-l.,crt for Pu";rlnuth. Va, We're in
=. ica Of West Chop this morning,
- we're tou"d INTO the harJor by
~ Underwater.
10 captdin Of the schooner, Mary
Morse. Blue Hill for Philadelphia.
CHI ~ been laying nc;'r West Chor
81. rqsf week and rni. safely 1T the
.,,. ,,.ice moved ON Monday and
ILL.,, ..;. minors Clifford l. Whit" un.i
Inn ashore. deemed ii best not to
81, .iu,i.rr ~, Fi"Hoc and employ al
hfS. ~,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
OUT OF THE WORLD
Atlanta Has No Telegraph Communi-
cations At Present.

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. BY special mes
scnSer to Montgomery, Ala.-Atllnta
is cut of from the rest of the Wo"ld by
wire communication both telegraph
companies being without an operating
wire. Several thousand telegraph poles
are down around Atlanta. Besides the
damage to wire, the loss of shade trees
in Atlanta has ben enormous. The zee
laden brlnch hes have broken, delaying
OF stopping street car traffic. lighting
and telephone communication with the
city limits. Six thousand telephones
arr reported out Of use.
The isolation of Atlanta has been in
tcnsified by the delay 70 traffic 5y team
from country points and prices of pro-
duca have risen to almost prohihiti"o
figures.
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M5.1Jaro Wi/y00

The following letter is only one Of
many thousands which are on file in
the Pinkham office. and go to prove
beyond question that Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound must be a
remedy of great merit, otherwise il
could not produce such marvellous re-
suits among sick and ailing women.
Dear Mrs. Pinkhem:-
- About nine months ago was great suf
ferer with womb trouble, which caused me
severe pain extreme nervousness and fire.
quent headaches, from which the doctor
failed to relieve me. l tried lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and within a
short time felt better, and after taking five
bottles of 1t was entirely cured. Therefore
heartily recommend your Compound as a
splendid uterine tonic. 1t makes the monthly
periods regular and without pain and what
a blessing it is to find such a remedy after SO
many doctors fail TO help YOU am pleased
to recommend it to all suffering women. y
Mrs Sara Wilson, 81 East Sd Street, Cincin-
natl, Ohio
If YOU have suppressed or painful
mcnstruation, weakness of the stom-
ach. indigestion. bloating, leucorrhpa,
foodlng. nervous prostration, dizzi-
ness, faintness, dont-care" and
want-to- be-left-alone feeling. ex-
citability, backache or the blues, these
are sure indications of female weak
ness. some arrangement of the uterus
or ovarian trouble. In such cases there
is one tried and true remedv-Lvdia
Z. Pinhhams Vegetable Compound.
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5STli. CONGRESS.
Continued from page ~

| regarded hut Il rough draft. after confer
ences with the President and members OF
his cabinet. He denied that the TOWNSEND
MI was an administration measure, nor
said he, was any bill that he knew of ar
| administration bill. AS finally offered h
| said, that which was known as the Hep
| burn bill was. with the exception of but
TWO words, the product OF the attorney
general. Fl chad yielded. however. 10 his
ter OF the Esch-Townsend bill. not that
he did not have confidence in his bill. bur
because he did not want the convention
TO he the target Of every sGrihbler whe
After commenting the court of trans
pOrtation feature of the hill. Mir. Hep
burn, IN concluding urged The railroads
to a strict obedience of the law. They
must learn. he said. that there was 4 pow
er greater than they; that the Interest,"
OF the multitude Were greater than any
interests that could be subSerVed by mon
ev and wrong and diS)beditnCe. "They
must learn. too. that the people are alert
now lest the menace of the conccntra lion
of immense wealth becomes a terror in
the future. if nor re~traiLed.'
He was loudly applauded as he took his
seat.
was defeated. III to la; McSsrs. Gaines
.Tenn). Rider and Scuddcr N. W and
l.ivernash and VIM CAD voting with
the RrpUbllcanS.
The ron was then called on the F.sch-
Townsend bill which was passed 80 10 L.
ne toiloWlnS Republicans Vo rd against
I'M IN ob RE II Xhnr 5.a. pal Caster Ia.p
lluii Pa.D Mccall tMaSSp. Porter PA J.
Smiley l'ao. SouthwiCk tN. ". and Vre.
land (N. ".
The following Democrats voted mo-
MeS,rS; HaIris"n u. ". McDrrmutt IN
} }. Rider On. W: Scudd,r IN. -. ,iouI-
der n ~, -. and Shul! PaD.
Immediately after passing the rate bill
Mr. Moon tFcnn.b called attention To III,
fact that the statehood lii hai b,tr
transmitted to the House and inGuircd Of
Speaker Carmen if h" would he in o-del
IT, make Il motion 20 agree To thu Stg.at.
amendments. Speaker Cannon uromit il
notified Nh Moon that he hal examined
the rules and fu"nd that as tn" amend
m"nts prov ided for an approximation tn,
hin had gone To the committee on terri
tories mt once.
\ spirited discussion followed ny..r n
a'n!tlon "t a 4 solution rtportcd hv tho
committee ON military affairs calling nl
@ardIng n" infringement Of the army
uaN~i.oTt service.
Tn 0u;trtrtnaster generals Office VA
condemned by Mr.. Humphreys tiNash.p.
ne author "l IN" resolution. for h.tyirg,
~ r. stated. charged Hp 10 The gp>,.i.!i-
| nrnt between <'H0 n"o ana $7tno.n had ,r,.l-
l,cd a. mo trAn>pnrt service for calryim.
| dead heads.
MeS>rs. Caprun Or. H. ana SIay,lcn Cr,x.
| lSi ,!ctcHd 4 thu practice of Transforming
Sch"ol t"l, he's ara m";nhors of tie Sam
lilies ~ officers ANA rn"n tn. lit4.r ,l,.,l;tr-
! lnS That IN" uUHrt"inHist"r general Wa
read! at any time |" supply % Congress
any Information i; Il, sized
HE resolution was aluIteh
Af,cr designating sunday Ecl y. be-
ginning 1T moon. for tn, delivery Of rIl!o-
@tc' on tn" liic and character of the lat,
| Represent 'tircS MaHoncy Of Illinois and
4" T. ~ adjourned until tomorrow at
| T. o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
THE DERELiCT BILL
Receives A Favorable Report From
House Committee.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Tho House
committee ON merchant marin" and
fisheries. today. authorized favorable
reports on the "derclict" bill prohibit
ing the purchase in this country Of
foreign built ships wrecked on our
shores and afterwards repaired for the.
purpose Of securing I'M American r"g
istcr ana providing that dredges
Drought to this country from foreign
""untri's !"r operations snail be for
tcitoI to the government under reg
'tlHt!oms of the c"aetWise Ilws. Tfo
i1il WIS amended excepting the
dredg,s now in operation III Galveston
EtrpoI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
A DARING ROBBERY
Oeourred in Boston Thursday Even
ing-Two Arrested.

Boston. Feb. "a daring robbery
was comitted. tonight. in the store OF
the Gamer Furniture Co. at $50 Har-
rison avenue, and Anthony Fortuna.
% years old, and Lucontomo Maratto.
aged 20, have been arrested, charged
with the crime. =
According to the police. the two men
entered the store ana engaged in con-
Versation with clerk, Louis Goldman.
Upon hearing that no other employees
wer about the two men set upon Gold
man and beat him until he was un-
conscious. They then searched his
rockets and securing $50. made. their
escaped. Fortuna and Maratto we're ar
rested soon afterward and charged with
the robbery. Goldman was attended by
a physician. He is not seriously In
jured. xxs~k
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
CHINA Is a LITTLE SLOW.
1t VIII Take Nearly 20 Years to Pay
the Full Indemnity

WaShil eton Feb. "a rumor has
n'"n current fer som" time past that
II" Resident h10 in contemplation a
recommendation t. CONGRESS looking 10
TIE II turn 1" nina IF the undisbursnd
halanr" IF tn" ioNe:' Indemnity award
Investigation lis.'luS Il The fa,t that ~
ihi* Indemnity i being paid in semi
annual n.tailmrnt& 20 cove a period IF
20 years, not nearly sufficient funds
have yet been received from China to
my The approved Claims If the mis-
si"i!arirs and ether private claimants.
AVID. in advance of their settlement. il
is said that any pro-, sition to refund
money not Vet collected Would be cer-
taIhiN pr"matur'. though such a provi-
sion in the end may take shape
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
m TIE SENATE
The Agricultural Bill Taken Ur-Thc
Days Proceedings.

WIehinr IN. Feb. a.-Thr senate drvot-
cd the day to debate on the Agricultural
appropriation bill hut lid not ,umrlct.
thr measure. There was a renewal OF di@
cuSsion Of the general policy If Distribute
ing the appropriation bills among a mum
brr of committees. Me@Sts. GOrldan and
Sp"on'r c"ntend.'i That tn" change nad
resulted IN "A vast increase iii the cost OF
conducting The @overnntut.
Air, Hale asr,.-d that in rr"r't years
there had h,cn a great i'll, reese in '. .i,.-
preparations. Tut aft:ihI.t,u it L" what he
cllaTat teriT"d as the war Ct"Z.-.
An amendment providing iUr thu clJSsi
i.,'a;i"n as clerks of certain persons pro
Vide! for IN tn" bill VINO were originally
appointed as lHbur,l5. was di.Ig.yed u.
At pcIoc!. Mr.. Hen burn. MAYED L..
MAX" the pure food bill The unfinished
business. Tnr motion prevailed WiJno''
division, hut In" bill 1T "rcr gave way L,
the dcri"utd ':l appropriation bill.
Mr.. German opposed the increase 81 th,
appropriation for chemical investigate
and in that conn' elton Mr.. Platt &C., cl-
tered Il warm protest against alE efforts
to render Earlr syrup uniform. He Sa:d
tina: it is almos, Impossible longer to get
jhc pure. delicious syrup oil the DAYS 81
his youth.
THAT which W." get from Vermont" h,
said. is 50 rthercalizrd and siIbnmAt"d
that it Is impossible 10 get TIE g"nlin,
old-fa shiOrcd article" He expressed tn,
| opinion that HCicntit.c methods might b,
| carried too far in Investigating food.
Mr. Sroorer and Mr.. Con imam returned
| to the general criticism made by them
when the bin WAS before the Sena;" las,
week. concerning the distribution OF IT,.
appropriation bills instead OF having til,
appropriations committee handle all ~
| them
! Mr. German declared that since tn.
| change in the system of considering lht
| bills HAD taken plac" tn" aggregate of az
prupria tionS had about doubted.
Mr.. Hale conceded the uuth Of this
statement nut attributed il to what h" do
nominated tho war craze"
| Mr.. GallinGcI defended the present sYs-
| TEN. saying there had been no wa; ctuI-
| ness or eXtr1vlganCr in it
Mr.. Hale moved to strike out the pro
vision for the punishment of persons Wh.
| may use symbol modelled after thos'
| of The weather bureau for calling attcn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10

The BattIeship Nebraska.

Viewed as a defensive or offensive en-
CINE the Nebraska represents the highest
development in modern warfare, and it
is to be hoped that it will ever be an
agency for the preservation of peace. In
medicine Hostetter's stomach Bitters
represents the limit of science in produc-
ing perfect st'r remedy med and for over 80 years
has been the best on the market as a
maker and preserver of good health. Its
wonderful the number OF persons that
have been restored to robust health by
taking the Filters, and such an experience
will be Yours, too if you'll only start at
once. Longer DELAY only makes cure 50
stimulating the liver anl Kidneys or TO
cure poor appet;tie nausea. hea,1ache. in
digestion. dyspepsia, liver troubles. chills
colds ~ IA grippe. the Bltters is I'M
eQualle0 Try it today.
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REAR END COLLISION.
10 Persons Injured on New York Ele-
waited Railroad.

New York Feb. 9.-Nineteon persons
were seriously injured il, a rear-en
collision betNeo.l two trains ON the
Third avenue Elevated RAILROAD at tbs.
iip,h street station in the Bronx to
night one of tho injured will probably
die and anNthrrs recovery is doubtful.
The first train had Just pulled into the
ii9th street station when the second
train round d the curve and crashed
into the air 4 I'd the motor car of the
scyon train was thrown on the top Of
il. The two rea" cars of that train and
the motor car Of the second were en-
tirely wrecked.
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SCHOONER BREAKING UP
u NJ Anthony Slowly Giving Way
to the Waves,

pSIIpr"l IVA, Va. F,h. Capt. George +
taIp' H. '''nrhed Thursday from FAILS.
? 1,an , 81 "Aet" he found the stranded
na,, IL mad been hoped hy Hudson Bros
@l;hSrrs owl, "Wi"r" of tie vessel. that tn
aGld MS "aS wing il such position as
shc1 H. lint OF The saving Of the vesSe
hniiis ~" [o Weather cleared, but Cant
aacadrs ' u.hl That instead of the shin 5
sh0rGr " "i, we've cast out to hold the
3rr rr,r,,r' S."ir serving t. advantage
as w, nHi suited in the vessel bccom.
lrthonys',~ ! r5S. The anchors kept IN,
o. her MI, Mi,,I on while 4 bar made I'M
5gi , Tx vessel was a IL" thrcc oirSh i,
Ms u M ~ and worth over ST.. 900. She
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-10
100000 FOR A GATEWAY
Mrs. Honora Sharp Dies in San Fran.
cisco.

san Francisco. Feb. Mrs Honora
Sharp. widow of the late George T. Sharp.
and the divorced wife of former Judge
". J.. Pierce who died here Thursday
has left 100000 for the erection of an i'm
menSe gateway to the Pan Handle at the
Golden Gate park as memorial to her
first husband. In addition she leaves the
sum of $15,H00 to local charities, including
5000 to the Salvation Army Her estate
Is valued "a S20O,o00.
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UNCLE SANS GOOD INFLUENCE.
Trains Are Soon to be Run During the
Night at Panama.

New York. Feb AT a meeting here
the directors of the Panama railroad have.
decided 70 run trains over the line at
night as well az day. heretofore they
have been run only in the day time be
Cats" there were 50 many So-called revo-
buttons that it was considered unsafe to
let train proceed after it had become
too dark to distinguish objects ahead.
The directors also ordered some new
equipment for both freight ami passenger
utD;I tmcu =
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ion to private weather forecasts. saving
hat IL, rnnalfy of imprisonment ana tine
was ahs'it'lT severe. He said he had re-
r'1Nrd from newspapers many protests
AGAINST the provision. The amendment
was agreed to.
The agricultural bill went over uncum-
plv:cl.
y bill was passed authorizing the wliv-
lnG ni -" speed requirements in the ci,t.>,
II HI torpedo roats String CHAM and Colds
h"r'a2h and Tie acceptance Of those YES
H.
NJ - +. NJ the Senate went into exec
utiNr SESSION and IT 30 adjourned.
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THE INDIAN COUNCIL
Starts For Washington To Present
Case to the President.

MisSoula. Mont. Feb. 9,-The Indian
council that has been in session of the
Flathcad reservation has ended ana Chief
Chariot will not 90 to Wa ehington to pre-
sent his ideas to President Roosevelt re
cardipg the Scttin" aside of timberlands
for the exclusive use OF lndihuS. and 9th
or matters relative to the opening OF the
reservation for settlement
CHER Charlot'S trip to Washington has
been abandoned bY positive orders from
the Indian bureau at Washington direct F.
ing him to remain on the reservation.
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= FIERCE BLIZZARD.
u" me Grip of Bad Storr-A
root Of Snow,

ESo.tera;e i i",n, Feb. 9.-Af,cr u hours of
Ss-coniilluadp &C.. Gre which broke the
E,ssssain in tha atnere spell. this section
llanied SI r snow began fa ,rr ; ICON
mh0N which strong wind. The foot of
tFEee rast two ma, mas covered the ground for
s MI Wind cor tMirekS is drifting and should
'p be great, riH ne long it is feared traffic
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KILLED ~ TRAIN.
Woman Leaves House in EARLY, Morn.
ina and is Later Found 0aed.

Lynn, Feb. 9.-Airs. Selma Parent was
railroad near West Lynn statior, sometimes
in the early morning. Al daylight Station
Agent Danforth found her mapgled body
home stealthily, her Iusbandss sleeping.
about O'Clock. crawling through a win
dow Of the horse. Her actions "wednesday
led to the belief of those Of the family
that she had suddenly" become detnsr$fssx
She was 81 years old. born in Canada. ana
leaves husband, John Parent, and SIS
ter in Lynn. an I'VE y
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0'HeR SCHOONER ASHORE
wv e'ruck at Wachaproaeue-
e"esavers Unsuccessful.

lssr&l9.d1e'nhia. Fob ., ,,;.n.,o, 80 t,.,
day St,s E\cnan%es from I.ewes, Del. to-
ashore 80 an unknown barEcntinc is
Syinc st3a'ii, me Wachaproagee. Va. life
gsopd rnmT V.1 II Is rrported in apparent
agfoasue sta,;ll, The crew OF the Wach-
sstenpt n lion Kun made ali unsuccessful
ssscrs used o'tra the vessel The life
Titeinpt. ana Seu-h3iliEg iifehoat in the
1'' high Sea Prevails S''i''' - oi''
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ITS Merit IS PROVED
Frominent Cincinnati Woman Tell.
gov Lydia E. Pinkham's veeetable
compound Completely Cured Har.

The great good Lydia E. Pinl,bam.s
Vegetable Compound is doing amnn n
the women of America is attract;nss
the attention of many of our lead;ne
scientists. and thinking people renar.
ally. FFNe seAe1
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; s;ic:R(jF ljlA|

When child I had very severe at
tack of Diphtheria, which came near prov
ing fatal Upon recovery the glands of the
neck were very much enlarged. and after
the free use Of iodine, the right one was
reduced to its normal size, but the left
one continued to grow-very slowly a,
FIRST, until il was about the size of goose
egg, which began to press on the wind
pipe, causing difficult breathing. and be
came very painful. An incision was made
and large quantity of pus discharged
The gland was removed, or as much as
couid with safety be ,aken out. For ten
years wore little piece of cloth about ar
inch long in my neck to keep the place
open. During this time had to have ii
CIT open by the doctor every time TOOK
cold or the opening clogged. In the Spring
or early Summer OF 1884 was persuaded
bv my wife 70 use S. S. S., which did,
strictly in accordance with directions. l
took twenty-six large bottles, and was en-
tirely cured, for have not suffered since
that time. B. S. RAGLAND.
Royal Bag Mfg. Co.. Charleston S. c.