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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-19
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A TWILIGHT VOYAGE.

The shadows have fallen across the green
grass,
The bright gold has died from the
west;
The brides and flowers, the babies and
bees,
Are thinking of going to rest.
Then come my sweet darling. lie close
In my arms,
And away into dreamland well float,
Der the soft ripping wavelets of Drowsy-
eye sea,
In the wonderful Rockaby boat.
Dear mother is helmsman; the Rockaby
boat
Has set silver sails for the west,
For there in the distance the lights OF
CribaLd
Are wooing the baby to rest.
we drowsily float meath the simmer
ing glance
And 10! we are near to our first stop
ping place,
At the beautiful island of Dreams.
What a wonderful place is this island Of
Dreams.
with its millions of dollies and toys;
Ats butter-scotch houses and sugar-plum
tees,
The delight of all wee girls and boys!
Then hushaby darling, close fast your
blue eyes,
/ And away to the dream Isle we'll
roam;
Ger the velvety turf with the fairies to
play,
Until daylight shall bid us come home.
N.Mabel e. Pike in Thresher World.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1905-01-19

the Chateau lie Ray, in Leraysyille. II
you see any signs of the enemy, send
report to me at once. | shall be here
three days. Take Alexander, Olin, and
Miles with you; they are all good men.
When your letter is delivered, report
at the harbor as soon as possible"
was on the road with my party in
half an hour. We were all good horse
men. D'ri knew the shortest way out
of the woods in any part of the north
country. Thurst had Travelled the
forest from Albany to Sackett's har-
Dor, and was the best hunter that ever
trod trail in my time. The night was
dark, but we rode at gallop until we
had left the town far behind us. We
were at Morristown before midnight,
pounding on the door of the Red Tav-
ern. The landlord stuck his head out
of an upper window peering down at
us by the light of candle.
Everything quiet?" | asked.
Everything quiet" said he
Crossed the river yesterday. Folks go
back n forth bout the same way as
ever Wife 8 in Elizabethtown now,
visiting"
We asked about the west roads and
went on our way. Long before day
light we were climbing the steep road
at Rossie to the inn of the Travellers
Rest-a tavern famous in it's time, that
stood half up the hill, with a store, a
smithy, and few houses grouped about
it. We came up at silent walk on a
road cushioned with sawdust. D'ri
raped on the door until thought he
had reused the whole village. At last
man came to the upper window.
He, too, inspected us with a candle.
Then he opened the door and gave us
hearty welcome. We put up our
horses for a bite, and came into the
bar.
Anything new?" I inquired.
They say the British are camped
this side of the river. north of u.s."
said he, with a big tribe of Injuns.
Some Of their cavalry came within
three miles of us to-day. Everybody
scairt t. death"
He began to set out a row of glasses.
What II ye hev?" he inquired.
Guess II tip little blue ruin int
me-" said D'ri, with a shiver; "s a
col night"
Seth and I called for the same.
"An' you?" said the landlord, turn
ing to Thurst.
WAL" said the latter, as he stroked
his thin beard, when I TUX the pledge
| swore ct | hoped t drop dead fore I
see myself TEX another drink. | m
Jest goin' t shet my eyes n hold out
my glass. l don care what ye gi' me
S long es it s somethin' powerful"
ITO Be Contnucd.l
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"You II know n a minute" said one
of them.
"Halt! Who comes there?" D'ri de.
manded.
"Fliend with"
Don't ye purten' t. be my friend
D'ri answered. "'T won't work
Come up here n set down"
Stop foolin' man." said the adult
ant.
Il amt a-foolin'."
''He amt a-foolin'; he means busi-
ness said one of the prisoners.
Don't ye tamper with me. l II
teach you" the adjutant threatened.
"Ain't a-goin t. tamper with ye a
minute" said Dri. "If we don't set
down here quick, | ii put a hole In
ye."
"Lunatic! wha' d. ye mean"
II mean t. turn ye out t. grass q
leetle while" D'ri answered soberly.
"Ye look tired"
The officer made at him, but in q
flash Dri had knocked him down with
his musket. The adjutant rose and
Win ul OdII, JOIiltu lllS OlhClos
Dunno but he II TEX the hull garri-
son fore SUNRISE" he muttered
Let 'em come-might es well hev com
p'ny."
A little before daylight man sick In
the hospital explained the situation.
He had given D'ri his orders. They
brought him out on stretcher
The orders were rescinded, the pris-
Cners released.
Capt. Hawkins, hot to his toes
with anger, took Dri to headquarters
Gen. Brown laughed hearth when
he heard the facts and told o'ri he
was made of the right kind stuff
These greenhorns are not 2e to
play with" he said. They like
some guns-loaded when you dc ex-
pect it. We We had enough skylark-
ing"
And when the sick man came out OF
hospital he went to the guard-house.
After we had shown our mettle the
general always had a good word for
D'ri and me, and he put us to the front
in every difficult enterprise.
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The night were on our fires burned
low. AS the approaching day began to
light the clearing, we heard sound
that brought us all to our feet A
burst of bugle notes went chasing
over the timber-land to the tune of
Yankee Doodle" We looked at one
another in surprise. Then came a
thunder of hoofs in the distance, the
ragged outline of a troop of cavalry.
"SoIdiers!" said Arv, as he raised his
pike
The British?" somebody asked.
Dunno" said he. Ain, no Injuns,
/ don't b'lieye."
A troop of cavalry was approaching
at gallop. They pulled up few rods
away and iammed into a crescent of
rearing, trampling horses. We could
see they were American soldiers. We
all lowered our guns.
"Who are you?" one of them shout
ed.
Citizens" my father answered.
"Why are you armed?"
"To fight Injuns"
A chorus of laughter came from
Ehe cavalry
They loosed rein, letting their horses
advance.
MY dear man." said one of them,
a big shake on his head, there amt
an Indian tween here an st. Regis.
We thought you were British, an it S
lucky we did mt charge in the dark;
we d have cut you all to pieces before
we knew who you were"
A body of infantry was marching
down the pike. They were the volun-
tcers of Capt Darius Hawkins, on
their way to Ogdensburg, with an es-
cort Of cavalry from Sackett's HarbOr.
The scare was over. Women came out,
laughing and chattering. In a few
moments they were all in the road, 60
ing home-men, women, and children.
l enlisted with Capt. Hawkins, and
hurried to the house and packed my
things, and bade them all good-by.
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D'ri and !
By IRVING BACHELLER
Author of "Eben Holden" "Darrel Of
the Blessed lsies," Etc.
CHAPTER IV.-CoNTINUED.

Copyright 1901, by LothTop Publishing Company.
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6PuddIin' Business"

Kemble, the artist, while sketchine
in the mountains of Georgia recently
employed an angular Cracker as a
model. The native, when asked what
his hours work was worth, told KEN
BILE that he thought dime would be
about right. The artist showed him
the sketches, and asked him what he
thought of them. WALL" was the
drawing reply, Seems to me it's
mighty puddlin' business for man tc
be in. but you must be maxim suthin'
out of it or you couldn't afford tC
throw away money like this fer jest
gettin' a man to stand around doin
nOthin' "-ArgOnaut.
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wondering about his men. He con-
ferred with Adjutant Church. Then he
set out with two men to go the rounds.
They got as far as D'ri.
Halt! Who comes there?" he de-
manded.
Grand rounds" was the answer of
the captain.
Lay down yer arms" said Dri, IAN
come up here n set down.
Have mt time," said the captain,
failing at first to grasp the situation
You TEX time, er II put hole n
yer jacket" said D'ri.
One Of the privates turned quickly
and ran. D'ri sent a shot after him,
that only grazed leg, and he kept on.
Then Dri gave all attention to his
new prisoners. They could see no
amusement in lodging bullets; they
threw their arms on the side-hill and
| sat down with the others.
The captain swore as he submitted.
Don't rile yerself," said D'ri, you
need rest"
mo, l don't, nuther," said the cap
tain.
"Ye II hev t. hev it, anyway" said
D'ri.
This beats HI" the captain an
swered, with laugh.
A feeling of alarm began to spread.
The adjutant was standing in group
| of men at headquarters soon after
| 1,,iI Ipi igl -,
the mystery. The escaped soldier
came running toward them out of the
dark. He was breathing heavily; his
! leg was bleeding and sore.
'Wall, what is it?" the adjutant de-
manded.
"D'ri!" the man gasped, and dropped
down exhausted.
DRIP" the officer inquired.
'Dri!" the man repeated. " 1t s thet
air man they call D'ri. He s roped
in everybody thet come his way.
They re all settin' on the hill up there
beside him. Won't let man move
when he gifts him."
The adjutant snikered as he spat
an oath. He was made of iron, that
man Church.
Post guard around him." said
he, turning to an officer The dem
fool d TEX the hull garrison ef we did
MT. l II 90 n try to pull him off his
perch"
"He II lay ye up" said the returned
private, barring his bloody leg. "Eft
We try t. fool with him ye II limp. See
what he done t. me-"
The adiutant swore again.
GO t the hospital" he commanded,
Then he strobe away, but he did not
return that night.
The moon was shining as the adult
ant came in sight and hailed the group
Of prisoners.
What ye settin' there fer?" he
shouted.
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Certainly Not.

It was night.
They-he and she-were sitting on
the porch, looking at the stars.
"You know, l suppose" he whis-
pered, "what a young mans privilege
is when he sees a shooting star?'
mo" she answered. 81 haven't the
slightest idea. There goes one!'-Chi-
cago Tribune.
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Tie Result.

"1 wonder what makes Spitsleigh so
baldheaded!"
His wife says he had such a hot
temper it singed his hair all off at the
roots. ."-.Detroit Free Press.
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CouIdu't Afford to Refuse.

Wife-But perhaps he will refuse to
granb the favor.
Husband-Oh, no, he won't. He's
under obligations to me.
"How's that?"
81 owe him money. y."-Chicago Daily
News.
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Little Elmer-&snt the emperor OF
Russia called the car, papa?
Papa-Ycs, my boy.
"Then I s'pose his kids are ear
dimes, amt they, a?"-Chicago
Daily News.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-12-16

The Telephone has come u I've Of ar
Bls1ance In abOut all the vacations and
uyncafinns Of the everyday world Nnt
only mas II annlhllHtsn time and space
on the superficial earth hrt the Nor
wegiHn fishermen drop into fine ocean
depths n line with telephonic attach
nle11t by which tine swish OF the lP-
preaching herring, goldfish or mackarel
Is communicated TO the anxious listen
ers abOvs.
In some OF fine most delicate upeTa-
-tiuns OF hospitEn surgery file telephone
proves lIalpful, and IN ordinary msTIl.
cal practice tine country m0thsI raises
the hairy 10 tine tranzmtttar in order
fhat tine physician I'm tine village may
determine whether OF mot the cough Is
crnupy
CONCERTS have been transmitted
more az less successfully over the
wires, and Sunday morning preaching
effectively conveyed. After q recent
revivnl IN which Sccres Of eager ssseeas-
sTs" had put IN their requests .fOr
prayers the evangelist minded mis- seq
Rotary list Of nHmaE with their -tale.
l,hnne numbers and with tine tnstrup-
ton; 'sJust rall ND eaeh uhe OF these
sisters and Hr1thars fesuurrow na-n-
ing and ask them how 1t goes with
flIeir souls Tel them TO heep on with
their prayers and inform them that ]
am praying for them right alOuE'i-
Atlantic Monthly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-12-16

Wonders at tire London Medical ez-
hihitinn cDI1frDnt one al William Mar
The latest, exhibited al William Mar
tindale's stall Il practically an aTti-
ficial blush il consists Of tiny glass
bottle containing minim" OF anlyl
Nitric. This is wrapped in cotton
wool with a linen covering anI when
-tfr-- sssfHas n EuauEsu ny -rHe nugsTs
tine volatile drug sGai5E into the COVER
ing fnr inhalation
AnIyl nfrrite is, il ITS serious med
ical aspect, q powerful heat sttmuiaHt.
Incidentally It's effect is 10 raise vivid
billsh, and tine compact cotton wool
and glass covering offers singular Cd
pOrtunffies f0r its Use in this cunnec-
ton. Ladies' by eUncsalinp four OF
five Of these IL q iiainty handkerchief
would find them a valuable addition 10
their battery OF charms, tfur they are
warranted 10 make 3 veteran Of ten
ssasuns blush al the selected moment
like ieblrtHute,-1snnrinn Mail
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-12-16
Erur. Mnhrs eat ru.lseyE.

Gold weather makes tai turkeys,
said tine pOultsTer, because IN q warm
fan me ground Keeps snft, tine Vege-
tatinn fingers on end tine FIELDS are fIill
OF worms and bugs Whats the re
suit The turkeys from sunrise I'LL
dark trump tine tempting fieids nm
long IorRses, eating the wOrms and
Mugs, which thin them, and WALKING
all their suft and fine flesh 'iHrD tnugh
stringy muscle.
"A cold TALL. with early frOsts and
SHOWS. freezes the ground and kills
the bugs Then the turkeys are moi
tempted To wander They lnaf IN tine
farm ward, gorge an abundance Of
grain and nun On flesh like 3 middle
aged woman al a seRshOrs hntel. But
in a warm fall, hunting the irresistible
hug. tine turkeys do their 10 or 20
miles regularly every day and becnme
athletes. Fur athletic turkeys there
is no public demand New York
Press
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BEsrRICrNe WATERS USE.
two Natnus tn CHECK FnV'sr DsVst
Uun1nnt at tine 5Oo.

UmUIHftL LttE sa1As
il would BuIsaar frum information
EsVeluBeH at q public hearing given by
the International Waterways Com
miHsinn IN BuffalO 10 lake and power
Interests thar the use Of the wHrer
OF s. MHrv's River al the SOD for
power development purposes Is 10 be
Iirmiy restricted, AZ the commission
mas formulated regulations 10 govern
the use NJ water for such purposes.
These TesilHtiunR restrict the use 10
1a.5HD cubic feat DER sscunn-
gHeRurae the NH 1sZt uf the TeEiiia-
tiunE Is mafle public they Will have 10
be submitted 10 the Governments Of
the United Suites and Canada il Is
lznBEn. however, thar the level OF
Lake Superior is 10 he maintained at
frum SOLE 10 $3.50 feet above the mean
tide at New York and that no company
Is To he given the right 10 Use the
water OF 81 AlRry,s River without the
Joint approval nf the secTetaTy OF
War Of the United States and the Min
lister Of Public Works OF Canada, and
that no grant tor tine use Of the water
shall be fDI period longer than 20
years.
The engineers Of the commission
BtHte fhat the use of 400O cubic feet Of
water per EsG0nd ny tine power COM
panfes viii lower tine level Of Lake
Superior abnut nns-fiffh Of a foot and
the use OF 5000 cubic feeI per second
will lower il RhDut 0ne-thtrd Of q
f8Ut
Tine members uf the commission
were greatly Interested in a statement
10 them that -FOUR vessels that were
noe feat over all had bssn built for the
.lal1e navigation, ann tha1 JvD vessels
600 fast Dver all were building. These
lAtter i8DHrs are TO be 5S feeI beam
and SO feat il the hDlI
A representative Of the Lake Car
riars Association said he expected to
live 10 see the time when lake YES
Eals rarrving % Geo TONS wnuld hs IN
service DE- the I1pUsr Lakes.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-12-16
- srnIleat 60 10 tt,e worla.

IT ne SnfflitsSI LILY N 71ItS WITH
The smallest city il population east
uf tine mississippi river Tine small
ISL CITY in area, probably. in the world
The oldest city nun one IN New Eng
...nl Such Is Vs-aenues nf NermDnl.
g little gem Of q municipality enlbuw-
ared ny masses Of emerald AND en-
.ircled by silver streams, pDEseEs-
rnE points Ut peculiar prominence
which anfitle il TO distinction Select
ID bv Ethan Allen as the hest ilucHted
md most advantageous site fnr Ihs
metropolis III tine Green Mountain
state. today II proudly tells nj ftf
manifold natural advantages dis
cuases lis fieaurv and health1ninesi
md navigation III practically the same
nBirt, uecluYas what il is going 10 do
lnd-tllen turns over and goes II
ilesp again To dream nj Etha1 Nigh
awe besI.
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BcX pF WATERS FREE-No DRUGS
CURES BY kBsDHFTTDK.


Take q Afulls Waisr any time Of tine day
OF night and mote the Immediate Eoou Ell
fsct on your stomach il AhzUTbs the Eas,
Cisnfscts the stomach kills the poison
germs and cures tine disease. Natarrh O;
the mead and throat unwhOiesnne Tonu
and oversRting make ban stomachs.
Scarcely ANY stomach Il sIItIrsiy Irse from
uamt OF some KIND Mulls Ant3ssich
Waisns viii make your stomach healthy
M absorbing fnul gases which arse IRON
the md4Esseed food AND ny Reinforcing
the lining Of the stomach, enabling Il Ia
thoroughly NIX the faDd with the gastric
JIIIess This cures stomach -rroIIb.e, pro
mntss digestion sWeetsns tine breath, STOPS
fssachIng and fermentation Hear Acrinu
becomes strong ana regular through TINS
process.
Discard drugs Won KNOW from e1-ps-i'
ence they do not cur szrnulaeh tr0lID-e.
Try 3 eOn1uEoB-seT.e Nature ninsaalou
that does cura A soothing, asalmg sen
EatInn results instantly
We know Muils Amti.Belch Waters will
DO this AND We want you 10 know II.
EHECIAI DBFER-TIls TsgIis8T p-ies Of
Null E ANN sRelch WAfsrs Is S0c q hoZ, nIry
10 INTRODUCES II 70 thousands OF sufferers
we viii send TWO - hu1ss un0n reeeIIt
OF lac and thss advertisement o. we viii
send Won a frss sample fuf TINS coupon.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-12-16
a BRAIN WORKER
Eusf Have sfis kind OF FaoH That Nam
aailsR 1irain.

Il Am q literary man Whose nervous
energy Is great part NJ MY stnck in
1raGe. HHd ordinarily ] iiHve little rna-
thence with breakfast foods aII the
sxtravHSaIrt Chains mafis Of them. Bui
Z cannot withhold my arizlI0U alignment
OF the daht fiIat ] Owe to Crane Nuts
food
y discovered long ago That llIs very
bnlkiuess OF flis ordinary diet was not
calculated to give 0Ite CLEAR lIeaa.
tine puweF OF sustained accurate think-
ing 2 always feii heavy and sluruish
in mind as well as kOny utter ealing
tim ordinary meal which diverted the
lil00d from tths brain TO ille diHestiva
aHpaTHtus
y tried foods easy ~ digestion. hut
found them usually deficient in nutri-
msn1. ] sxnarimanteu with many
iIraakfust fsoaE and tlIey. tso. proved
unsatisfactory. til ] rsHchsd Grape
Nuts. and then the problem WINS
solved.
''tsraPe,Nuts AgTssl with me perfect
Il from the beginning. satisfying my
hunger and supplying the nutrimelt
that 50 nilny other prepared faads
lack.
y had not been using Il very long
before found thRt ] WAS turning ONT
m unusual Quantity and quality OF
work Umiinneu use has demonstrated
n MY entire satisfaction tiIat Grape
Nuts lend contains ali tine elenientE
lIesdsd by the hTain and nervous Hys-
rem OF the hard working public writ
az" Name given by Postum Co., Issrt-
Tie Greek. Mich
There q Teasnn Read tine little book,
''1,he Road 10 WeltvIlie" in plgER.
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From Eartana.

United States army engineers hHvt
reported tnal, i0s an outlay n1 iron
SIS 600 ,a00 10 E1Q.000. 900, 4 14,fOD1 wal
arway can be provided from Ghicag,
10 ST BniE This is nDt q large sun
To spend Oh cuunecLins twD such sys
TENS Of navigation rs those Of tn,
mississippi and the great lakes.
may he practicable IN 90 by Trash VIII
or from Montreal 10 New Orleans yet
-AiunuraEii Giuzerte.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-12-16
Mr. BaIfnlr -ard fne Eadiir

Party afiiiiatluns crop nut where they
are least expected, IL IL an instance
which Air. Harry Vardnn mas given
in "The GDnlplsle Collier"
Mir. Balfuu piuyB an excellent game
Of golf and he mas surprising mem
nTy fnr the Caddfes VIM have SERVED
him. Once, when IN the ice Just
about 10 engage III q fnlusnme, he re
cngnized one ri MS opponent IS Gao
dies rs boy vino on . turner DC
.casiun had carried his OWN clubs. and
Hndded kindly
Naturally the caddie WIS immense
~ BATTERED, buJ sJTnve 10 account iuI
the courtesy tcoaliy
We see," ne said 10 colleague
''huo we Conservatives ken one III
timer
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-12-16

VaaeuRble Compound SOONER; for j nave 1riad
Bc many Temsdias wttliOri help
80 j drsadsd tiIE approach ul my MENSTRUAL
pgriud avery murtt4 a. frmeaug much pain
and suffering Tor Las, but alter had useu tlls
Compound two mouths ] issuantt REGULAR aIin
natural amt an INV pgciectiy wei. and ti,-o
from l1aIn u1Tny muntliN lieTiudG q am rery
rrluatul Tor what Igydn Z. tIuiEhauis Nese-
taills Compound iIuE done Ion me
Such testimony shuuld he areaptan
by al women ar CONVINCING evidence
thar Lydia Z PinishamE Vegetable
Compound Rtnnbs withnut 3 peer HE
remedy Tor al Ihs distressing ills ~
wDmen
4 The SUCCESS Of IJvdiR Z. PinihRm Is
/ FegerUble Compound RESTS rpnn thb
wall-aarneu Cratiruda Of AmerirRn
women,
When women are Eruuhle0 with irreg-
ulHr SUPPRESSED ny l1Rmiul menRtruR-
tim. lsue0rrnoaA displacement ur III
cerutiun nf the womb, thBt beurinr-
dDvn feeling inflammation nj Ghs
uvRries banl.Hche lluatinE, Tor fintn-
Ilencvl genera Jiehilicy indigestion and
nervous -prDsErHtiun. or arr beEst with
Euch symptoms as dizziness iRiutness,
institute, excitability, irrithbiliry neT-
vnusness, BieenleBsnssS, melancholy,
they should remember chh1e il nne tried
and Erue remanv, Lydia z. FInilhnm
NeVetHbie Compound HI once removes
such troubles. Refuse I'D huy Any Dthsr
medInina iOr VoEuHed the best.
DBn'T llesiEEte to write 10 Mrs.
PimkhHm If Chere is HuythinE
nb0uf yDIIr sickness YOU do nOt
understand. She viii treEf yOu
with Kindness Ind her advice is
tree. M woman ever regretted
writing her and she has hBlpsu
thousands. Address Lynn, Mass.
IN Best Understands Q EGzIar's His,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1905-12-16

While nc WOMAN rs euttrely fret trUm
IurindicE.l suffering IL ansE mt seem 20
he tine plRn ui nature EhHt wnman
HtnuiG suffer 50 Severely. MsuEtruR-
1iun is a Eevere strain On n wnmHu s
vitality u II Is pRiutnl ny irregular
something Is wrnng which Bhutllu be
set 1,iFfrt NJ il viii lead nD . serious he
1-nnEement u the whole Jennie urFnn-
ism.
MnrH than nifty thousand women
have testified in srErtaful letters 10 Mrs
Pinl,ham that Lydia T. PinkhRm 4
Vagetzhis Compound pvereDmsE pHiIi-
.ful uuG irregular utepBtruatInn
Il provides L safe and SURF WAY ui e.
zape from distressing Hnd dangerous
vgenl,neasns and diacnSss-
The tvp following letuers nan SO rnn-
viucinFly vhEt Lydia Z. Pinkhau' +
Vegetable Compound viii do 1nI
wDmsn, they cEnnnt hail 70 bring hupe
u thousands OF Erlfferara.
Miss NalIie HOLINESS u 40 n. DEzi.
Hinn Street, BIIfaln, n y, wrttes=
Dsa- MrS. Pinirhzns-
e or uuediciIls siIEIiegli an IDEA medicine
fer NuuEsn D suffered uiisgTy f0-' years with
naiufui periods isgsEiEciias. Rnu hzarInE -,tnNT
p0iil5- nolts0tu1A Sft1 ulltHiNftl lllfai'ttltLi
but failsd 70 EsE any reita. A friend IRON
the East Adytaac ms D. try 4gvdIa a Rt1s-
hams Vegetable &ollrnrnE ] did SD, and
m lon-sr suffer q ] die hsfpIN. Nv ps1iDiy
aFa NATURAL every Rcl1f uI,d Eafn & gUne, arC
nv general health Is much improved. 3
advise al woman vino suffer % Ia1Ie Lydia
L RinkhaH,s VegstElhls Compound
Mrs. Tiliie Kart Df IlRrimnne, n ID.
writes.
Dear AiIs- PinHiEm.-
~ might have nRve hssn SHARED many
months OF suffering and pain mad Z only
known Of the eflc1cy O. Lydia Z. RhlAhana :
ash mrs. PinkHRH's A8ylEB-A hcz