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New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
EleHTY-FlvE AT STONY woLp.

Stony Void SanatoTium. at Lake Kush1qua. has
a present eightyfve suffering from tuber-
culosis. The president. Mrs. James Z. Sewcomb.
who Is at Camp Overlook, on the grounds. writes
of q birthday party given 10 little niue-year-oId
girl who Is there for treatment. All the children
were Invited and games and simple refgeahments
made the child very happy.
number % entertainments given by the
patients in the winter and a small charge made to
the help or the place. These affairs were greatly
interesting and netted q goodly fund for the work.
ON August they Will give another eutertaiument
end a FAIR 60 buy much needed horse a piano.
Fatients are living all the time ana money is
needed checks can be made payable to the treas
York.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
LACE EXHIBITION AT tn. rulLERrEs.

The recent 'Feto 6e IA DertcIe'' held at The
IuncTtes, Paris Uss grand success The boot ns
were bea1tifglfy decorated vi,h r>sses or flowers
ans iace by Anne. Carrier. Cf The best known
Partisan mOoistes. and were under the charge ~
pretty girls. in real Louis Nv costumes eEhibtlng
tne pld lace and hats Of Louis XVI styIe Mime
carrier herself. IN honor Il the occasion wore an
sbsoiutely u.icrc hat in ,he form - species Of
trIHt ~ ccElel ditalie.' ancient and jncorl-
pai'-L3 hne Italian straw. valued "a 2 0a0 francs
- f1ilsne surmountiag the bocta bore tfe yy0rtlg
A-tAf- iafl-sr, Successor - EFrrD F3errfn l-bfs
Ai,ie 5Seriin was The famous noGiste 10 Tie poor
LH-cIinIate Marie AntGiuetfe whose head feii on
me scafcie but few feet distant from fhe actual
-eiIaee o The Tuileries where the .'Fete De IA
yeIlielte lad drawn together al the leading MEM
e<fs OF the aFistocracy Of France -'''
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

daughter of her fathers third wife, and her father
eighty-fve years old when she was born. Her
father jeremiah Rockwell and her mother
Abilene Stearns. Her father enlisted when he was
only nineteen at Lanesboro. Mass. and served at
Bunker Hill. Dorchester Heights and Saratoga. He
had twenty children. including the he
wife.
Mrs Blanchard remembers her father well, as
she eleven when he died She recalls the
stories he used to tell her of the Revolution.
She is a member of Mercy Warren Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution at Spring
field Mass She has brother, Cyrus s Rockwell
of East Dickinson. n. Y. who is the youngest living
real son of the Revolution
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
ga r ON INSECTS

d-bugs. Moths. Ants. FIeas1SaIlaae', ".
quito Bite Cure and Insect ExterIninator kiI. -,
Insect life. A wOrld-renowned lotion for Ess1s az
away mosquitoes and other insectz -ss s-s
sprayed around The only article that has ~ ~
the Dublics test for over 25 years (non-no5soss1 s1
ous). Put Up IN pint bottles. Csc; "A gallon IN -
gallon, S2.00 Sallade's ROACH TERROP ~,
positively clear your house OF reaches. Sor5 -
4 H. and ID. tins makes no dust Ar 49,, -
gists and grocers, or SALLADE &, 60 a..
manufacturers, 122 Cedar Street, " Y Citv
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
TO TRAVEL IN COMFORT.
Little Articles a Woman Should Take on a
Journey BY Cars.

For warm weather 1ourneys-such vacation
bound humanity is taking these days-a few mat
ters of forethought will save. at least mitigate,
q vast amount Of discomfort. A traveller who has
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
YOUNGEST REAL" DAUGHTER.
She Lives in Massachusetts, and Was Born
When Her Father Was Eighty-Five.

Brookiine Mass. boasts the youngest real
daughter Of the American Revolution She is
Mrs Victoria Rockwell Blanchard. and is only
sixty-four years old. Mrs. Blanchard was the
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

the latter being hned with hot water and ,.,.,-.
on the kitchen floor for the family washin~ v
year thtrty-seven met their death from this 80
CURED on Monday shows the eIS 5esdIy Taiea a oo.
the family wash Other deaths occurred byr ..Ti
dren pulling kettles OF scaldng water upon tSsn
quently remarked It IS dificuIt FOR ns-SI's r.
carry half dozen trades sirnultaneoUslv v,,e %
and cEtld's nurse A
Miss Elizabeth FaIconer. OF Louisville XIV. v,-
be enrolled among the benefactors OF her rae.
She has invented means OF lacing shoes via
out STOPPING.
Miss Margaret Haley was the victim os 2 c-,r,or.
theft during her stay at Asbury Park The str.1-
uous young school reformer Is blue eyed ut,,
woman. who dresses very simply but with sxceet
ing daintiness. Among other little personal fan-,
she belt different from the rest OF her
dress-it is always a part Of her suit she ha,
among her summer gowns pale gray etanne a
dainty blue linen, buff grassclOth-each with ia
own belt In the midst OF her fight IN the National
Educational Association her room was entered ana
out the belt made to go with them All the gloves
and wells matching her various suits were also
ing little lace chemisettes made 70 90 with GER
tain gown. Nothing OK value was stolen, but ths
stow on a woman too busy 10 shop can only b
understood by a woman
Mrs. Annette Mills. formerly OF Rochester. N Y.
is the founder and manager OF the Crly deaf muts
school in China
Pundita Ramabai has secured a new farm Il
eighty acres, where she rescues and cares FOR the
one seems TO take pity except her
Miss Margaret Ednunds has established the frs,
training school for nurses in Corea-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

There Is a certain charm about dainty apron
that every one has felt. !. gives an sir OF real-
ninity and suggests all sorts OF wognanly nte'es'
and occupations Illustrated are two lovely ones.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

secure these. He is the owner OF an Indian grave
yard which he bought for the purpose OF eNsd
ing Tor relies and skeletons His collection OF pirus
numbers over twelve hundred. ard represents eveIy
snecies known in New-JerEey. These he secursu
and stuffed himself
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

The engagement of Augustus A Juensst or Cfo-
ton Falls, \. y, and Miss r. HarrieV' man, "a
Eddyvlle. n. Y, is announced.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

The engagement OF Harry Seeley Campneii. o
Roscoe, n. y. and Miss Grace Hail. Of Eddyville
y. Y, is announced.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

n. y
district - l0'
That radium broth experiment Of J. Butler Burke
which attracted the attention of the scientific
world, has excited surprise at Trinity cam,
bridge University. England. where it was made
II is claimed that beef boUlon exposed to the
action or radium has &c VelOped bodies which in is
suspected may be living 0rgapisnS, proving the
Spontaneous generation Of life Trinity doas how
ever. shake their heads, We know that leef brofb
too we'll they say. II came out O. SrriaIty kitcG
ems, and appears i'm hall under various d.sgYisss
out containing bodies about which there arises no
controversy
When the figures of the millinery slaughter houses
are counted up they rather appalling Ten
million birds year. it was estimated in 1856 were
required to supply the women of the United
States with suitable hat trimmng-forty thousand
terms ia single season Cape Cod. a million
boSolinkS near Philadelphia In a single month
twenty thousand birds sent New-York dealers IN
four months from village on Long Island
England imports between twenty five million and
thirty million birds year Oae London dealer re-
celVed from the East Indies alone four hundred
Thousand hunlrlnS birds, SIX thousand birds or
paradise ana four hundred thousand miscellaneous
hunored million and three hundred million birds
perish each year to Trim the hats OF the women OF
the world IL is impossible to estimate how many
Airus killed sport. as TIE millinery output
estimated. But if men and boys are not as great
sinners women in the determination a the
birds. il Is only because they have not the same
opportunity. Italy, the land OF music has been
rendered almost SonglCss by ''spOrtsngen" and in
credible as Il may seem. the nightingaes even
being eNterminated.
One feature OF the coroper's reports leads one
10 reflect that Charlotte Perkins Gimah's baby
garden might have its uses. after all So far
this year twenty-five children have been scaIded
TO death In New-York In their mothers washtubs.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

The wedding of Miss Mary Gibson. daughter OF
the late John Scott Gibson. to John Tingue Reid
was quietly celebrated at the home OF the brides
mother No 144 East S7th-st.. on Monday evening
Nine Camille Birnbohm who has taken Pine cot
tage at Edgewood Park New-ROchelle. for the
summer is giving series OF Iuncheons and mu-
steals to friends in New-Rochele and Larchmont
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Miss Bessie Bain, who lives near Chatham. n Y
has been appointed overseer OF highways in her
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Helen keler's book has been translated into
twelve foreign languages including Iananasa
Russian Rumanian, FInnish. Bohemian Danish
New-York tribune., 1905-07-23

Miss Elizabeth Falconer, OF LoufsviIle, Ky u,-
be enrolled among the benefactors OF her rae.
She has invented a means OF lacing shoes r,t5-
out stOOping. -
The evening world., 1905-12-19
COURT bALKED ON
BEING FUM|CATED
Justice Smith DiSmisSeS Order
to Produce a Supposed
Scarlet Fever Patient.

Justice Wilmot N. Smith, sitting In
the Brooklyn Supreme Court, decided
to-day that he would not fake any
chances on being fImIgated with for
nahChyde ami bathed In a chloride so.
luton, as the Health Department
warned him would be tae ease II a
babeas corpus writ he had granted was
eAtcuted.
The writ had to do with Otto Van
ripper, a boy who Is now a patient in
the Kingston Avenue Hospital for Con-
Ltbgious Diseases. The boy was pro.
HotTnced by a Boarl OF Health dIagnos-
tician TO be suffering from scarlet fever,
DIR. Walter \. Sleyin, OF No. 3Se Union
street, Brooklyn, assorted that the lad
~sA a victim of blood poisoning.
Thereupon the parents OF the boy,
through Attorney John DAILY, went be-
fore Justice Smith yesterday and OBJ
tsined a writ OF habeas corpus. The
Wit was returnable to-day. An Assist.
ant Cooperation Counsel announced %
the Court that II the boy was produced
court Commissioner Darlington would
order that the Justice and all his at
tendants he Immediately ~fumlgated,
sprinkled with formaldehyde and batned
In chloride. The Court decided 70 DIS
miss the writ, and ordered that a ply
siclan. selected by counsel for the boys
parents, ana = representative OF the
Board OF Health, make an investigation
Into the exact nature Of the youths
malady and report.
The evening world., 1905-12-19
PAINTINGS,

pendlng changes in our Art De-
- make a quick clearing
stocks imperative, We
uselned now a better time than
aller the holidays, and accord
insly the regular figures have
been heavily cut,
oVO Paintings in gilt and gold
frames; large assortment of
cholce figure pieces; the regular
selling price OF these goods
would easily be SO; polished
shadow box and glass protector;
very special at. ...........3.eb
100 choice paintings OF landscapes,
framed In gilt and gold frames,
highly polished shadow box;
good value at 50; special
AT ASS
800 paintings In gilt and gold
FURNISHED frames; landscapes,
marines, Venetians, etc.; frames
have matched corners and high
~ polished shadow boxes; value
$40; special at............. 90
800 assorted paintings; to close
from regular $40 line, we price
the lot at $3.50; gilt and gold
FURNISHED frames and highly
polished shadow boxes; special
~
iThirl Floor Taate. ant o..
The evening world., 1905-12-19
California Wines.
P. BoIlman o Sons Imported Holland Gin, l.O5
Rnrular s. hnnln Nc. Big bOte loVer a quartz,

RYE WHISKEY - GALLON CASE
AND FULL QUART BOTTLES.
Kenyon Club, 20 years old; per gal
Ion, Jug ffee, 81 so; case y bottles,
$4,000; per quart bottle..... $500
Hermitage Rye, Is years old: per
gallon, jug free, 1915. case II bot
Ties, $500; per quart bottle. 10
Treadmlll Rye, 10 years old; per gal
lon, jug free. Sd 25; case u bot
ties, il3 so; per at. bottle""l25
Normandy rye, 10 years old; per gal
lon, jug free, SO. so; case Il bottles.
HOO per quart bottle
Golden Wedding Rye, 8 years old,
per gallon, jug free, $500; case u
DOC
Club House Rye. s years old per
gallon, jug free, 1878; case u bot
Ties. 1880; per quart bottle"".75c
Monogram Rye, ) years old; per gal
Ion. juE free, 81. 80; case 70 bot
ties, $72b; per quart oottle. $3.50
Maryland Rye Whisky per gallon,
lug free, $50; case u bottles,
1850; per quart bottle. SOC
Cooks Psriecto Rye; per gallon.
$3.50 case IL bottles $3.50; Per
(sisssl coopsr store. eth Floor. frort.)
The evening world., 1905-12-19
GAS NEARLY KILLED TWO.

A defoctive gas burner came very
near causing the death OF two men at
the boarding house. No, eQ fremont
avenue, early to-day, when Joseph Moss,
SIXTY years old, and Henry siegler,
forty, we're found unconscious and re.
moved to Forihsm Hospital In a sett-
ous condition. The men occupied adj.
Joining rooms and Mos went to bed
about o'clock last night. The door
connecting the rooms was open, and
when sfesler retired AZ midnight he
turned on the gas, The stopcock did
not close properly and the gas poured
Into both rooms until at 40 this MORN
ING Mrs.; Brady, ths lendlsdy, found
thom, They are expected to recover.
The evening world., 1905-12-19
Electrical Hovelhes.

Electric Motors, mounted on hard
wood bases and wound with
heavy insulated wire; fitted with
pulley for running light toys
and machinery; run on one cell
dry battery. Price to-mor-
row NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Standard Motor, designed to run
on single dry battery, but can
be run on two cells, where more
power Is required. Especially
designed to run mechanical
toys and light machinery, 1t
is finished in black enamel,
handsomely decorated with gilt
and nickel trimmings; 2 volt,
1.5 amp, 1900 revolutions per
minute ,,..,,.,,..,,.,,,..S.So
Ajax Motor, we'll made and fin
ished throughout; runs on
single cell dry battery; finished
in black enamel, decorated with
gilt and nickel trimmings;
mounted on hardwood base;
nicely finished; fitted with pull
/. ley to enable II to run light
toys or machinery, Price to-
morrow ,,..,,,,.,,,,,,,,.l 10
No. 2 Standard Motor, same as
above, but larger and moro
powerful, II has 2,5 amp. and
will run $500 revolutions per
minute on 2 cells OF dry bat
terry. Price tomorrow. A 90
Extra Fan Blades, which can be
attached to this size Of motor,
cost, each. ........,.,...... .25c
Electric Christmas Tree Lighting
OUTFITS, consisting OF s lamps,
2S candle power; can be con-
nected to any electric light lamp
or socket by any one; s lamp
sise, tomorrow, at 400; 10
lamps. 7.bo; ~ lamps, 1880
The evening world., 1905-12-19
TRUNK ROBBED OF JEWELRy.

TIE police OF New York and Albany
were asked yesterday to look for two
gold hair combs, a pearl brooch pend
ant, gold necklace. gold pen, gold cuf'
buttons and a pair OF diamond earrings
belonging to Mise Edna McMurry. OF
No, s1 West Seventy sixth street, which
were stolen from a trunk somewhere
between this city and the State capital
last saturday.
Miss McMurrsy went to Albany Sat
friday afternoon to visit her brother,
Edward Easton. jf., Of No. 1S State
street. In her trunk was a Dutch silver
Jewel box, containtn the jewelry, When
the trunk reached its destination Il had
heen rihed
The evening world., 1905-12-19
ssnser Railroad Man Dead,

OAKLAND. CAL. DEC. E-Lmther
S%emore, formerly superintendent OF
- South Pacific Coast marrow gauge
Railroad, between oakland and Santa
Cruz, died Yesterday at the age OK
feyenty'ninc years, NJ. Fillmore was
\ pioneer in railroading In the United
y. Y, At the 4 Of t~wentv-1ne years
he built the syracuse and Bi-gaRmt)n
Railroad, and in lSA rtbullt The Erie
road.
The evening world., 1905-12-19
WATERS

The. Waters pianos have been well
and .favorably known. for sixty years,
snd have stead!ly main talned their 20.
~ srsf s.sD 1is"S Ers' Ind r. sol,S sR;ns z :Ssa
pesl. and pSstsf Of to6e~-a tone when
YGh ana Dep, wth One singing
Ssal,syra a. Al plsSss tSw a cw' net tanss gs
"a on such sssy strsS pn nsw
S s1%sss;y "a th ss't sssrJ suTss1 NissoSSs, 'i A,
forest. There are. three WStsTy piano
sysSSs' nss y hsShssssn az W., FiitA6
:sss4l, I sas Ns arS' ssH lssSSisSs
ssssS ::sssAss 'ssssssib x2i14a1'HaaAR
The evening world., 1905-12-19
Woman Hermit Murdered.

RICHMOND, VA, DEC. la-Miss
Eliza Read, a eccentric woman, VINO
lived alone on the mountsin three miles
from Poealontss, Va, was found IL
dered In her home, apparently having
ben struck on the head with IN X on
club, Miss Read had n good lnsome
from royalty on coal lands, and robbery
Is thought 10 have been the motive OF
the crime.
The evening world., 1905-12-19
n 0pen Evenings Unit G,xs1mas|
Christmas
Dlunexs.

This "a a remarkably good din
nav =, romosL.hIy Ian nrice
a. "wuvv
~ =. laos, civ noon,e
live on Manhattan Island be-
tween one hatlety anu iSo'n
GOOD. annetizing meal.
Those who desire TO extend their
s, ,ad t 70 NJ vne ds ISty'1s sor ITo
and at little expense, are here
p pr,ns ,s sn DsPo' ~ NAM ma So,r w,.'
Everything is fresh, pure and SUI
perior, No order accepted for
Th"rsdsv night, p.eemSsr a. or.
ders will be taken for dinners 70
closing Of store, December %.
NO G. o. d. orders VIII be
wv "''p,eu' ,o.,,,t,z,, ,,u
Baskets will be delivered on
I'll $$: :i: ! !; c, .. '.1 s.. " rs ' !: 5 '' .' s.:
ononaaL.~- "C...sonp codo
The evening world., 1905-12-19
Horror Forced Suicide,

HUNTSVILLE, ALA, DEC. Ip-Arter
accidentally hllins his wife Saturday.
william Monroe McCarty, a Madison
County farmer, choloroformed himself
W his hon whore he was found dead
YESTERDAY \ note found In his room
stated that he VAS showing his wife
how to use a pistol that d exploded
accidentally and killed her, and thai,
ae was so horrihel that he, too, must
5e.
The evening world., 1905-12-19
Steamer Given UD as Lost.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA DEC. p.-
Tne German steamer Andes is now
forty-eight days overdue from this
port for Guanta, Venezuela. and she Is
to be posted in Lloyds' register Of ship
ping as lost, Since the Andes passed
out OF the Virginia capes, on the morn
Ing OF Sunday, oct. p, she mas not been
seen or heard OF.
The evening world., 1905-12-19
Seven Lost with BARGE,

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, DEC. 49,
All hope Of finding the whaleback barge
Bath. lost by the steamer Bayview on
Winter Quarter Light during a storm
last Friday night, has been given up, as
1t Is almost certain that the vessel
foundered near Cape Henry and went
10 the bottom with Capt. Mckenzie, his
wife and five seanen.
The evening world., 1905-12-19
To Greet Bryan in Manila.

MANILA. DEC, A--Acting Gov
Gen, Ide will invite William J. Bryan
on the latters arrival here from China
to be the guest OF the order OF Elks
Mr.. Bryan will he lavishly entertained
70 them on the topic Of The Prince Of
Peace"
The evening world., 1905-12-19
PIafnI LIN HIn Mnnih.

LANCASTER, Pa. Dec. 19.-James s.,
Box. aged t~wenty-six, Of North Adams.
Mass, q student at Bowman's Tech.
meal School, yesterday committed sui
eide In his bedroom by shooting. He held
the revolver muzzie In hs NOUN. III
ness IA the cause.
The evening world., 1905-12-19

Choice California Port, Sherfes'
Muscal and Tokay.
Queen quality; gallon R.2o; case
66c
Imperial; gallon, il.75i case y
full quarts, 1915; per a, 'oOc
Puritan; gallon, I.35; case u
, full ats, $500; per quart sue
Creme dc Menthe, imported from
Chastenet Freres, Bordeaux,
Toe
Creme de Menthe, best domestic;
large bottle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS doe
kummel, domestic, A No, Il large
botte ,',,,,,', '''''"''''"'''''''ooc
Hennessey Imported Cognaci per
gallon. .4.50; bottle. 90
Queen quality Brandy; per gallon,
1925, bottle ,"",,"",.",,"r.SO c
Friars Cal. Brandy per gallon,
1925; bottle, ,,.u,,~,uu.,","60 DOC
Bowmore Scotch whisksyi per gal
lon, 400; bottle o0o
Ramsey's Scotch whiskeyi per gal
Ion. $780, bottle, .-,..ru.""76e
Sugar Cane Jamaica RUM Der gal.
lon, 400 bottle, .."..,.."".t'0o
The evening world., 1905-12-19

sEg-k
Bosler to Succeed Lieb.

wAsHNGToNF DEC. I'D Is
lsAsned on sood authority that Joseph
Bosler. Of Philadelphia, will DO appoint
Cd Assistant Unlted States Treasursr at
Philadelphia' In place OF William Leb,
recently removed. III
The evening world., 1905-12-19
BASKETS.

BASKETS.
Fancy Baskets - Scrap basAv'S
made in assorted colors, OF VIZ
finest straw and willow; = s!hes
and 3 styles; tomorrow at 'ooc
Scrap Baskets made OF the very
finest willow and straw, nicely
trimmed, with fancy handle'
square or octagon shape; In req,
green, blue and fancy...,''7oc
Work Baskets in assorted shapes
square, oblong and oval, at zoe
Covered Work Baskets, round,
square and octagon shapes 9
styles and 4 colors, at,...,,7oc
The evening world., 1905-12-19
Carpet Size Ruqs.

ROYAL WILTON RUGS in vari-
Gus grades; none more artist
cally designed, or more beGuti-
fully colored; many exact copies
Of genuine Oriental designs:
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1905-12-21
Safety In Proprietary Medicines.

Replying TO the charge that certain
popular proprietary medicines contain
narcotic drugs. an authority says:
Some years ago one OF the leading
pharmacists OF America, In connection
with some official work. undertook to
ascertain, by an elaborate inquiry in
representative cities of the country
what percentage of physicians pre-
scriptions contained a narcotic drug
of some kind. Out of 100000 repre-
sentative prescriptions. dispensed ia
drug stores in all parts OF the United
States, it was found that 20 per cent
contained opium or some one OF its
preparations.
Proprietary medicines are almost
invariably accompanied by the most
detailed and specific directions for use,
while the directions accompanying
physicians prescriptions are generally
very brief and sometimes iilegible. 1t
is also true that but a moderate pro
portion of proprietary medicines CON
tain any poison or narcotic, and, when
they do, it is generally in such small
quantities or so protected by accom-
panying ant,dotes, as to carry with it
no danger whatever"
The Oakley eagle. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1901-1908, 1905-12-21
Mra Bessie Mnr/ey

To be such successful wife, TO re-
tain the love and admiration of her
husband, to inspire him to make the
most of himself. should be woman's
constant study.
If woman finds that her energies
are tagging, that she gets easily tired,
dark shadows appear under her eyes,
she has baekache, headaches, bearing
down pains, nervousness, whites, irreg-
ularities or the blues, she should start
at once to build up her system by a
tonic with specific powers, such as
Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound
Following we publish by request a
letter from young wife:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
Ever since my child was born have suf.
fered, as hope few women ever have, with in
Illumination, female weakness bearing-do
pains, backache and wretched headaches II
affected my stomach so / could not enjoy my
meals, and half my time was spent in bed.
Lyds E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
made me a well woman, and feel so grateful
that am glad TO write and tell you of my
marvellous recovery. 1t brought me health
new life and vitality. Mrs. Bessie Ainsley
81 South 10th Street, Tacoma, Wash
What Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound did for Mrs. Ainsley it will
do for every sick and ailing woman.
If you have symptoms you don't un.
derstand write to Mrs. Pinkham, al
Lynn, Mass. Her advice is free and
always helpful.