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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-22
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Mrs. Rowlms, Miss ROwlms Miss
Nora RnWllna ana Royce R1wllna lofl
this wock for lirlghion'
Mrs Frederick Leonard and Miss
Alice Fuoto nro enjoying few days
visit at Upper Fans resort IN Provo
canyon
Mrs John Cain hRa returned from n
ylflt with Mr. and Mrs O, H. klslor q I
their ranch home IN seyler county
Miss jessie Blair OF burlington, Ia
IL the guest OF Mrs, q. w, Powers
Mise Victoria llomhuckle Of Bingham
In the guest Of Miss Van Bu,tcrhcld
Miss ClcllO McCroady loft Thursday
for Cincinnati 20 visit her brother
Dana McCrcady.
Mlas Lucy Gaby anod Miss Rube,,n
Moorohond have returned from Birch
Grove,
MIss Marguerite Donnollan II the
guest Of Mrs 2 mas Weir for few
days,
MISS Fannie Broodon Ia visiting
friends I'M Cnrlnnlt she VIII spend the
month OF August IN Kentucky relurn-
iug To Salt Lake In September
The Misses Harriet stella ana Elnic
COIN have rome TO Wosotch FOR a
monihH outing
Mrs !, H. Ostler Of Bingham IL visit.
rg friends In the .I'.
Mrs. W. e, Tbbllls loft this week
for the Portland fair ana n "trip down
the coast
Miss rdlth Argue of Lima, ohio mr..
rlyoq next week. 60 Do the guest ~
the Misses lom ana Mldron Mcmillan
Ter n month
Dr. and Mrp, Wnm e, rbAugh
| loNyo carly next week for n camping
trip on the Wcher
Miss Edna Dean Davis IL the guess
~ Mlm llnllio Forron for the cOmlnf
| week.
Mrs. Agnes Oabomc leaves early n
August Tor visit IN Los Angeles Mrs
osborne YIN ho Joined IN Los Angelo
| by Madame Ancolll NJ, Fox Of Chicago
Mrs. Louis sccklcs has returned from
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Mr., ana Mrs Joseph Blondbent on.
t,rtaInod NJ their home Saturday eve.
ning IN honor OF the Misses Jennie and
Mabel Lamb, The evening was passed
IN games and music after which %
gump,uous supper was served 10 about
% guests,
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loss a, A mos, delightful dancing
rarity md luncheon given Monday nlBnl
In honor Of her aiptora the MISSES
plke NJ salt Lake CITY VINO nave po,N
hsr quests for a short time ~ we
Nlrglnln hotol There were over ~
yntlug gcnutmon and ladies VINO enjoy
"a the pleasures, Dr. ana Mrl Wllher
Ncro assisted In receiving ana onlN,
tnlniny their guests by Metrrs AM
Mechanics 4, q, Horn, Van Allcn unu
Joseph PccrY The young people NV
at the Virginia hotel early III we oNon'
inc and anont an hour IN social chnt
retiring 10 the rtahnn dancing pavilion
about 0 IN the evening whore theS
srent "a couple " hours dancing, Atlcr
the dance they returned 10 the NlrHlnlh
whore a dainty lunch was served
Twenty Young Indies were received
Tuesday morning az the virginia hotel
~ Mrs Van Allen who gave q tumpiu'
onp bron,fOu IN their honor The VA
hlcs wcrc profus,ly decorated with
sweet pens and .oyergfocn@
Mrs, Blrdsell Of Los Angeles II Visit.
Ing IN ogden the guest ~ MN' Fred
kicsol,
Miss susie Goats Of Provo returned to
her home Thursday after q fhor, VISIT
IN Ogden,
Tho residence OF u, IL Corey 2i27
Madison avenue was tho scene or a
pretty home wedding Tuesday evening
WHOM MlHa May n, Wyso and Charles ",
Gloyd were united IN bonds Of wodlock,
Rev Blood OF tho Baptist church Of
| Rotating There were present only u
| few relatives and friends The bride "
| the charming young daughter ~ Mayor
| William Wyso OF Recdsburg Wlscon-
pln ana the groom II formerly nom
that state, but for three years pas, has
boon employed IN Ogden city Mr. ana
| MlF, Gloyd VIII he at homo 10 tholl
| friends 21G Twonty'clghth street AFTER
| Aug /,
Was David Mattson ana aon let this
| week for Coulyllle whore they viii spend
| the summon with relatives and friends,
Mira, 4, NJ Crokor left Wednesday
| for Nebraska whore she VIII spend sew
crnl weeks peaeurlng'.
The excursion given Wednesday by
| the Hooper and West Weber sunday
schools to the Lagoon was a pleasurobl,
day
Ebert Mann ana wife of ChnrlcsdNle
Missouri were IN ogden this week
visiting With Mr. and Mira, \, II, cave,
|
Tuesday AZ Salt Lake CITY Ralpl
llughos, who IN employed NJ the cul'
ley Drug store, surprised hia mans
friends by wedding u beautiful younl
society lady, Mlss sterling Of Laramie
Wyo, Mr. and Mra, Hughes returned
60 ogden Wednesday and win make
their future home here, They have
many friends who extend congrUtula
lions
Tho Second ward sunday school haC
n worry enjoyable outing at dlenwoo,
Wednesday,
| At high noon Wednesday, Miss Oliyl
Pear q charming yo,Ag lady of Og
den, was married 10 Charles II, Nischo
Of Toledo, ohio, Thoy lett on the NJ
lornoon train on an extended eastern
honeymoon Mr. Nischor II the popu
lar ticket agent Tor the Pullman Ca
company IN this city,
Misses Grace ana Emma Henry o
Harrisburg, Pa, aro visiting IN Ogdel
the guests OF Mra, 3, j. Goigor,
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Mo- Is Waiting her sister, Mrs, q, ~,
warwick, 1888 Second street
Brighton win be the Mecca of many
perspWlng Salt lokors over the gath
a party which goes NJ via Murray and
the "Hrnulcr line this morning IS
made up ~ MIR d. \ Spencer who goes
20 join Mrs, spencer nj the whitney
cottage, j, y, Spencer, who carries
with him os guests Mr. and Mira Ar.
thur Shepherd with buster" Sidney
Young, who VIII visit his aunt, Mrs, j,
r. Canc ana Miss Emma Lucy Gates
who VIII be the guest Of Mrs II o.
whitney
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Mr. and Mrs w. H. DougOll am
nounco the engagement of their dnush'
ter claire tu Mr. Nytum lorrHVuh,
lho wedding TO take place M the near
future,
Nr ana Mrs charles crane announce
IN, engagement Of thcir daughter
NWy Catherine, 30 cart prln2 NJ MI.
wnukoo. WIS, ,ho wedding 90 take
place sept I.
miss Nollo nrpnlloy and John Snod.
don wore married Thursday evening ~
the residence NJ the gmoma parents, t3i
west Thild North street. by liHhop w,
NJ MCMILLAN nud about 40 friends were
Iloyont nt the protty reception which
followed, Flowers nude the rooms at
Inactive ana dainty rcfrcshmonts were
served,
There w0au pretty wedding rhursday
evening, M the residence ~ Mrs y, D.
chase 80 n street when Miss slnn
pcoa (ul,ro of Mrs chase, WaA welded
lu Willium Hnowldon " this city inc
ruOmp Woro hrlght with flowers ana
vines, tho bride was dulntily Rownod
ma the affair delightful ono MIR,
rod Mrs knowldcn will rogIdo here
on Thursday nighl Mlsa Fannie NJ,
Morll aud Mr. Joroph Harsh were
married. the ceremony holnW perform
cd NJ the home ot the groom Win
bishop Parry officiating and a reception
following 10 the relatives ana friends,
The rooms wcro beautifully decorated
IN white roses ferns pink ana white
sweet peas ana carnations, md plo-
sCutcd charming appearance. Tho
bride Woro "A gown VI white SIR with
lace irlmmlnps and curriod roses Her
hrdcmold Miss Alice Daniels was w
pink mull ana cnwcd pink flowers Mr,
Frederick Gundry WAS hest man. Ae'
slatlnr W receiving wore Mrs Harsh,
Mrs Rutrcll and Mra Ponder MI ana
MlE lluroh win reside at 90 north FItlh
Worl street
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together with dainty lunch, made A
most delightful evening,
Postmaster and Mrs, James Glove
spenl Wednesday ana Thursday IN To-
gan attending the state postmastors'
convention,
Mr. John stewart hlp moved his fam.
ily up TO North Fork 20 spent couple
of months Mrs Joseph Jones of Salt
! AXE VIII accompany them ana spend
a few weeks Ms lhoir guest
Miss Maud Van Wagner left Wednea.
day for n few weeks visit with friends
ard relatives IN Ilober and Park CIV.
While az the Park she win be tho quest
OF Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph IIurlbert
Mr.. ana Mrs, Joseph Bloadbent on.
tCrtanod NJ their home Saturday eve.
ming IN honor OF the Misses Jennie and
Mabel Lamb, The evening was passed
IN games and music after which %
gumptuous supper was served TO about
% guests.
Mr. and Mira. Joyand Graham, who
have just returned from a pleasant
trln to oregon, spent "A couple OF days
visiting IN our clW, MIR, ana Mrs
Graham win locate IN salt Lake cry
Mr. ana Mira William Harding, Mira
lloebo and Mlse Nina Houston spent u
pleasant day az ingoon Tuesday
-
Postmaster Ross of lohi was visit.
INK In Provo Monday,
Miss sadie Graham spent n few days
IN Smlthneld the guest of Mrs, Mary
urlllth, poslmislross u That plnce,
Mrs. o. W, Bailey, Mrs, Henry Dunn.
| Mira llyfum cum ana Mlea Flora clue
spent Tuesday a, .as.eoo'
Walter y, Miller Of the railway mail
service was shaking hands with friends
Wednesday.
| Mrs, Susa Young Gh,os ana her
| daughter Lucy have been among tho
| Provo visitors,
Judge NJ, NJ, Kellogg md wife have
| visiting with them their daughter
| Mrs, Alice Is, Hunt ~ DEBORAH, Iowa
|
Supt l.. ", Egcrtscn who Tor thrto
weeks has been visiting IN the east, ro.
| turned home, and reports having ne
time Of His Ne lie visited New York
| Chicago Niagara and other points u
| interest
The First ward save concert IN their
holl Tuesday evening, which was
grand success
Miss Florence Mum IL visiting friends
ct American Fork
Mrs W. H. Duscnborry ana daugh'
ter Lorcno, spent Tuesday IN Salt Lake
Mr. Charles Moore has LEFT Tor the
east expecting 60 be gone Tor two
months,
Mrs, j. G, Graham, Jr, and family
Left for Castillo 60 spend three weeks,
sheriff Harmon and family enter.
tanned Tuesday at the Lake resort In
honor Of the ehorifr's brother who N
vlslling with thom,
Mrs Nora Van Wagner IN down
from llobor, visiting with her sister,
Mira, II, II, Sparks,
Tho homo Of Bishop ana Mrs, q, II,
llcrM presented u beautiful and bril-.
liant appearance on Wednesday eve
ming, the occasion being the marriage
reception IN honor OF their dough.
ter Flora, TO MIR Walter II, jenkins
Tho ceremony was pronounced by the
father OF the bride, at o'clock In IN,
! presence OF the family, The bride wor
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n two months visit IN Peru ana IL the
guest Of Mrs l., r. lIah
MIR, and Mrs, y, H. Ilughey have
gene to Los Angeles,
Mr. ana Mrs, John NJ, Graves of Chl-
cpgo ARE the guests Of Mr., and Mrs, a,
II, Boyrud,
Mrs, NJ, NJ Murtaugh and her sister
Miss Katherine Ford have gone to
Twin Fails,
Mrs, A. Mcdonald and daughter
Katherine, leave next week for Port
land,
Mr. and Mrs charles Andrews have
gone 20 Portland for rWo weeks, They
VIII also visit their ranch IN Teton val-
ley, Ida while absent
Mrs, Thomas Mldgoy IN visiting tho
fair with Nj, ana Mrs, G, Andrews,
Miss Mlnlo Hansen has returned from
Los Angeles, whore she has been the
past Two years, ana IL visiting with
Rosa Toronto,
Mlss Annie Jacobsen Of Los Angeles,
Calu arrived IN the city this week ana
IL Waiting with relatives ana friends,
Mrs, O. D. Romnoy ana family ara
up at Waso,ch 20 spend the summer
Misses Emma ana Margaret Douglas
of pnyson, Utah, are visiting their
sister, Mrs j, j, Mcclellan,
Mr. aud Mrs, NJ H. Walker and
daughters Miss Lena Hague and Miss
Glen walker LEFT this week for the
northwest
MIR. and Mrs Six simon left this
week for Mnntou, whore they VIII
spend the remainder Of the summer
Miss Delta n, SNOW ~ visiting her sis.
ter Mira q, W, Carton Of billiard,
Wyo.
Dr, Henry Ia Motto has returned
from Mo trir to Portland,
| Mira, A. Il, Cnnaghan and Miss Dor-
o,hy Kinney leave shortly for san
| Fl0ncilco,
| Mrs ", n, Crichlow, Miss May and
MISS lts Crltchlow have gone 10
llrlgholh
Mise Pearl Fronkcl " fan Francis
co Is visiting her aunt, Mrs, l. Marks
ot llt Fourth Eest. street
| Me- and Mrs, Frank steiner are ot The
Knutaford,
Mrs. 4, Reeves and family, with Mist
Ethel Ludlow ana Miss Evelyn LOWS
have taken n cottage at Phorooh's dlol
Tor a month,
| Or, Frank Graf, and daughter May
~ Cleveland, o. oro guests OF Whllo
hall,
Msr ], W, Rubb ana RMS q, n
street loft sunday for dalosburg Ill.,
Mlsa Anna Grccnbcrg Of Butte, Mont,
Ia tho guest OF Mics fet'o stein
Mrs, r 4, Jlale,ed left for Boise. OF
Wednesday whore she VIII mako ne
home.
MIR ana Mira, H. J liowo of Syro
eusc, n Y, are guests or Mt ANA Mira
", 7, Gaylord
pr. y, Moore Lindsay LETT Cor Londo,
this week lie VIII return carly IN Oo
tobcr with Mrs, Lindsay
Mr.. end Mrs George G. Hunting hay
gone to tho Ncllowetono'
Mlsa Alice elayan leaves shortly 70
the northwest,
Mre Nellle Grassland has roturno
from q visit TO the Portland fair
Mrs Mary hunt " tho guest Of he
mother Mrs. l., r., Hall
Mrs. J.. scc,do:. M:s Alice and Nj
Louis Sccklca are guests OF Mrs, l., j
Hall
Mrs. Edgnr T.. calvin ana daueh,c
leave tomorrow for San Francisco
Mrq, O, A. jennings has rowrne
from months visit IN MILWAUKEE,
Mrs. Harry n, pakcr leaves short
10 make her home IN Los AnRoloH'
Mrs, J, ~ owen and Miss HIATT
whitney loft this week for Sontilo
visit their sister Mrs Laura Rynler
and 20 meet another sister, Mrs, w.
Ensign, who IN on her way IRON JNpal
Mira owen ana Miss whitney WIN Wis
the Portland fair ana return BON
about Aug D,
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prsrnEr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY july o. 1908.

JOnct Whlltlch Daisy Nelson, Llszlc
Robinson, Jenny Nelson, lneg Thomas,
Nodu StrmRhum, Florence Madison
Wiunlfrcd DE Flemmlng lWcl llallo'
ran Paul Davis, N o. Hardy ilAflV
Madison Chlok Hanson, Nylvnn simon!
GrOrUo White, clyde banner ana
Ollyor Meredith Mrs Whlttich ana
Mrs, OMEN were chagcronS
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provo-,ricsday evening Mrs, NJ, /,
Dushmnn was the recipient Of very
pleasant social given nj her home by
the Thirty-fourth quorum ~ Seventies,
ana their ladies Mr., NJ, |, Bushman,
who N away on mission, " u mem-
her ~ the quorum, and this social was
given IN consideration ~ Mrs, Bush.
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Will appoln, factory inspector In n

viii appoint n factory inspector In n
few days"
MaHsA chusctts club women WIN u'll.
lao part ~ their summer leisure IN
preparation Tor the federation bazaar
which win be held some time next WIN.
tor, for the purpose Of raising iunde 10
be devoted 10 the aid NJ the Matta"
chufolis Model school In Oeorgln, re-
Gently destroyed by Gre, II " eN,
pcclcd that every club In the ttN'q VIII
contribute ~ the cause Which " OF
veryo special lnlogcst to the federation
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Frcnds Mrs Herman Oorhs the society
this country learned recently that she has mOdo omoO
the oi attorney given her band 1897
fairs She sun pursuing the business tactics that have proved
ceasful and m believed the hand when
richest woman In the world she adjusted her trouble with
law, Mrs Cholw Ocrr and hereafter Is said lack money
ongor prevent tho latter from living IN the best OF style,
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Mr., John stewart has moved his fam.
fly up TO North Fork 20 spent couple
u months, Mrs, Joseph Jones ~ Salt
] AXE VIII accompany them ana spend
few weeks ny their guest,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-09-28
Large Pulp Mills.
Manufacturers Record.

Manufacturers Record.
1t il reported that Northern CAPT
talists will build a large pulp mill at
Canton, N. c., on the Murphy branch
of the Southern Railway, 30 miles
from Asheville, n. {. A tract OF 20
acres of land has been purchased as
site for the manufacturing plant and
it is proposed to develop a water
power three miles distant, to be
transmitted by electricity, for opera
ting the mill. j. NJ. Meese and Others
of Canton, n c., are said to have
sold the site. Dispatches further
state that the raw material for the
pulp mills will come from two large
boundaries of timber lands embrace
ing 100000 acres or more. One OF
the boundaries is known as the Shin
ing Rock tract, and is said to con-
tain millions of feet of balsam, the
wood from which it is proposed to
make the paper The timber tracts
are said to have cost 100000.
Woodmen in the employ of the pulp
concern have already been sent into
the forest to cut 100000 feet of tim
Der to be used in the construction OF
the mills. Shoals in Pigeon river will
be knocked out and the logs for use
at the plant will be fioated down the
stream
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-09-28
New Equipment for the North Western.

New equipment is being delivered
by the builders to the Chicago &
Northwestern Ry., for the Overland
Limited, their fast three-day train to
the Coast. One of the features of
these new cars is the new sleeping car
equipment, oflatest design, maximum
size, electric lighted Pullmans. These
are fitted with ten sections, a drawing
room and twoprivate compartments
in each car, and are intended for the
ChicagO-SanFrancisco service. SINH
lar sleeping cars, equipped with -
sections, one drawing room and one
compartment, will be operated on the
Chicago-Portland line.
These sleeping cars, together with
dining cars and buffet
smoking, library and observation
car, constitute the equipment of the
train.
In addition to the service that has
heretofore been maintained to San
Francisco and Portland, the opening
of the New Salt Lake Line gives d.
rect Los Angeles connection to the
Overland Limited over a new and
desirable route.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-09-28

All women work; some in their
homes. some in church, and some in
the whirl OF society. And in stores,
mills and shops tens of thousands are
on the never-ceasing treadlnill, earning
their daily bread.
AL are subject to the same physical
laws: all suffer alike from the same
physical distur bance, and the nature of
their duties, in many cases, quickly
drifts them into the horrors Of all
kinds of female complaints, ovarian
troubles, liberation. falling and dis
placements of the womb, leucorrhoea,
or perhaps irregularity or suppression
OF monthly periods" causing back
ache, nervousness. irritability and
lassitude.
Women who stand on their feet all
day are more susceptible to these
troubles than others.
They especially require an invigorat-
ing, sustaining medicine which will
strengthen the female organism and
enable them to bear easily the fatigues
of the day, to sleep we'll at night, and
to rise refreshed and cheerful
How distressing to see a woman
struggling to earn livelihood or per-
form her household duties when her
back and head are aching, she is so
tired she can hardly drag about or
stand up, and every movement causes
pain, the origin of which is due to
some arrangement of the female Or
ganisr.
Kiss F. Orser of II Warrenton Street,
lydia E Pilkhan's Veietahle Ceu
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-09-28

ST. Joe [ MOI Union.

st. Joe (Mo) Union.
\ Missouri editor announced that
for lust one issue he would tell the
truth. Here are IL few items from
that issue: '.IOhn BONN, the LATEST
merchant in town, made II trip to
Bellevilie yesterday" ':John Doyle,
our groceryman, is doing a poor
business His store is dirty, dusty,
and nOxiously odoriferous. How
can he expect to do much?' "Rev.
Styx preached Sunday night on
charity. The sermon was punk. If
the reverend gentleman would live up
Il little closer to what he breaches
he'd have bigger congregations
"Dave Sonkey died last Sunday at
his home i'll this place. The doctor
gave it out as heart failure. The
fact is that he was drunk and the
whiskey is what killed him. His
home was a rented shack on Rowdy
street He has gone to that place
whence no rOwdies return, and he has
abundant company married.:
Miss Sylvia Rhodes and James Cana
han. last Saturday evening, at the
Baptist parsonage. The bride is n
very ordinary town girl who Goesn't
know any more than a rabbit about
cooking and never helped her moth
er three days in her life. She is not a
beauty by any means, and has gait
like Il fat duck. The groom is we'll
known as an up-to-date loafer. He
has been living off the old folks all
his life aud doesn't amount shucks
They will have a hard life while they
live together, and the News has no
congratulations to offer. for we don't
believe any good can come from such
a union"
The issue in which the Missouri edi-
tor editor told the truth was the last
he ever made. Now, in the spring
time, when the dew, like diamonds,
sparkles in the tender grass; when
sweet-throated birds make melody
all the day, subscribers to this paper
twhen it was published) drive out
into the country a short way to
catch a glimpse of a piece of black
skin which hangs suspended from a
barbed wire fence. 1t is all that re-
mains of the once manly form of the
Missouri editor who told the truth
for ono wael- -
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-09-28
Boston, tells women how to avoid such
suffering: she writes:

Boston, tells women how to avoid such
suffering; she writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
Il suffered misery for several wears with
irregular menstruation. Ny back ac!i /;
aches; could not sleep and could har,ily
drag around. l consulted two physicians
without relief. and last resort [ tried
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. and
to my surprise, every ache AMI pain left me.
lgalned ten pounds and am il perfect health :"
Miss Pearl Ackers of 1927 North Sum
mer Street. Nashville. Tenn, writes:
Dear Mrs Pinkham:-
backache, bearing-down pains, pains across
the abdomen; was very nervous and irrita-
BILE, and my trouble grew worse every month.
My physician failed to help me ind
decided to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound soon found it was doing me
good. All my pains and aches disappeared,
and no longer fear my monthly periods"
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is the unfailing cure for all these
troubles. 1t strengthens the proper
muscles, and displacement with all its
horrors will no more crush you.
Backache. dizziness, fainting, bear
ing down pains, disordered stomach,
moodiness, dislike of friends and society
all symptoms of the one cause-will
be quickly dispelled, and it will make
you strong and we'll.
You can tell the story of your suf-
ferings to a woman, and receive help
full advice free of cost. Address Mrs.
Pinkham, Lynn, Mass
DeaDd Succeeds Where Others Fail