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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-08

Pillsbury's Best Flour: barrel,
S5.6s; half barrel, 81 .8Ai
Bridal Veil" Flour; barrel,
sS.9s: half barrel, sails;
2ii3 -ib. bag ....,,,-........78c
Quaker" Pulled Rice. new
ready 10 serve food. package
containing over two quarts, &C.;
dozen packages. 0zc-
New York State Pea Beans:
5.lb. bags, l8c.; i0.ib. bags.
3Sc.;bushel bag .S1.1S
Sage and Pearl Tapioca. lanest
quality, In pound cartons that
Insure absolute cleanliness: sold
else where at ioc.; our price for
this sale 10
Ice Cream Powders. Jello.
TICS package; dozen ..sl.33
LILY White Brand Condensed
MIX or E~vapOrated Cream: un-
surpassed quality: lib. can,
lOc.;. dozen, al.lA; a Id. can.
&c.; dozen. Sac
Our celebrated Red Star"
Brand Fruit Syrups-R Raspberry.
Strawberry. Lemon. Orange,
Vanilla, Pineapple and ten other
finvors: guaranteed absolutely
pure, a quart, $50; pints. .Sis
Laundry Supplies.
Red Star" Laundry Soap;
90 ID. boxes. full weight. lib.
bars. regularly s2.S4. special
e2.64; So-lb. boxes. regularly
$l.+{. special. ,sl,34
Red Star" Brand Potash or
Lye. lib. zinc cans, &C.. dozen.
ESQ
RED Star" Brand Chloride
OF Lime; ilb, sitter top zinc
cans. &c.; doEen..,..'S. Geo
LILY White" Brand Ssarch;
Glib. wooden box. 46c.; s.ib.
carton, l8c.; 4o'lb. wooden
box. 81
Home Use" Cloudy Ammonia:
pint bottle. loc.; dozen. 4I.lx;
quart bottle. I DC. ;doten. h7.l7;
half gallon bottle. 8c.;'dozen.
e4.I7
Red Star" Brand Borax: 1.
pound package. lOc.; dozen.
sI.i1
Red Star" Brand Washing
Powder: <-pound pkg. 49,;
Dozen.
Ball Bluing: ~ ID. box, &c.:
dozen. &c.; ! pound box, lie;
dOzen-,. y
TO NJ z S-"Jessamine-
Brand, hest quality, red ripe
Jersey stock; can, l1c.; dozen,
american Beauty" Brand,
extra large cans, highest selec-
ton OF whole jersey fruit; can,
&c.; dozen. ........,....Sl.b8
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FLANOR1NG ExTRACTS-
Red Star" brand. manufactured
In our own laboratory and war
ranted absolutely pure, Vanilla
2 or. bottles. regularly i7c.. now
I4c.; 4 OF. bottles, regularly
Ssc.. now 26c.; s OF. bottles.
regularly Sc, now 4sc.; 10 OF.
bottles. regularly $i.O6, now SIC
Lemon-2 OF. bottles. regu-
larly iSc. now l2c.;&o on. bottles.
regularly 2Sc,. now 22c.; 4 or.
bottles. regularly iSc., now SEC;
10 OF. bottles. regularly ssc..
now. ,..,.. . .,........,...,50 &c
Almond, Orange and Rose
2 oZ. bottles. regularly l5c..
now ...... ...........,....1zc
LILY white Brand Corn Starch:
compare II with the highest
priced this sale. &C.; dozen sc
Leon Marceau Brand Maca
roni and Spaghetti. Vermicelli
and italian Letters; pound car
tons. l7c.; dozen, Sl.33; 20 -lb.
boxes, 81. 90
Our famous Lily White brand,
absolutely Pure" Grape Juice.
Prlces--t1 pint, l7c : dozen.
81 IS pint ,22c. dozcn,e2.43;
quart. sac; dozen, $40;
"a gallon. s4c.; gallon jars,
Roses ceie brated Lime Juice:
quart bottle, sic: dozen,
o 81 pints. 2Ic. do
Root Beer Extract. Red Star
brand; bottle. ec.i dozen o l.OA
Extra large Queen olives;
10 OF. bottle at 24c.; 20 OF.
bottlc,ht 44c.; 80 OF. bottle at
500 ; I gallon jar A.,......6 81 90
Assorted stuffed Queen Olives;
largo bottle q &c
Royal English Worcestershire
Sauce. u bottle. lee; dozen,
81 81 4 bottle. use ; dozen,
SSH; large bottle. ASc.
dozen, %. 81 gallon Jug 81. "a
French Capers, Leon Marceau
brand. "a bottle. l8c.; s-S bottle
s4c'; gal jar''''''.'..si.ss
Royal Salad Dressing; small
size. &c.; dozen. Sl.04jk pint
size, 21c.; dozen, sa.S7; pint
size. 37c.i dozen. .a4.27
Red Currsnt Jelly. finest
quality, made Of pure Currant
juice and Granulated Sugar;
Roc z, ssis TURKS brandt. ono e
bushel btgs. .@sc
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Familiar with His Habits.

From the SomerriHe journal.
First D~isconsolate Widow-Are you going
get a message from your husba ndW
Second Dlsconsolate Widow-.No. u Ism {
any use tonight, Saturday night wal. always
the night when he went Of to sDsnd hls sal
ery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-08
Grocery Specials. Fifth Floor
Mall Orders
Promptly
Filled

sue r -Hawmeyr& Elders Crystal Domino sugar In ID cartons sold by othes at Rc. our
Loo, vr.,uS Gle rando nveo n apnt bottle 1c ;douen,s a. 81: pint bottles IA dozen
~ II; aur boNuc. 87c Dozen 521;ia gallon can,s H. a; gallon can t..",..." "a 10
Err quality form edinau es ddhnl nN boneso only sac cah:d dozen ......s a 10
Causno FratcM Bran of GenuneI uccaO Oh "A pntbo bottle 2lcipnt 3ci Quau 82c; "a gMn
ai4S gallon can "'". "'".".. ,.e a q
dozen ..,...". ."'". '""" ""' """e So
Waukesha Arcadnn Ginger Ae Gel bottle. dozen, ......." 0sc
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-03

Take your prescriptions TO the Owl
Drug Store, prescription specialists.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-03
GETTING READY
FOR CAMPAIGN

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
Charleston, WASH. july 3.-The
meeting of the democratic central
committeeman will be held at Asotin
tomorrow for the purpose OF the APP
portioning of the territory to each
precinct in the county and making
other preparations for the coming
convention and campaign.
In years previous to this the re-
publican party have scratched their
ticket and have allowed the democrats
to place their men to suit themselves
So that this year there are only two
county positions being held by demo-
cratic enthusiasts. one Of those by
appointment. the county treasurer. w.
II. Woodruff and county commissioner
Wormell, the latter being the appoint
ed office.
ston precinct, A. b. Day Is not in the
city at this time. His absence will
necessitate the appointment of a
filler" DR.. johnson of this city being
the proposed committeeman.
Sheehy and Smith are making prep
aration to conduct a refreshment par
lor at Culdesac during the four days
celebration at that place, William
Sheehy having gone this morning to
secure license and prepare for the re-
cieval Of the goods. Bert Berkstretch-
| err will officiate at the store in this
city during their absence.
| l. n. Braxeau will leave in the
morning for Asotin where he will
spend the Fourth.
| NJ. A. Crippen and wife. father and
mother Of Monte Crippen Of the firm
Of Crippen & Hayes. left yesterday fol
a trip in the Craig mountain country;
they have spent the winter In the
Sound country and are out for &
pleasure trip.
A party composed Of F.. J. McF'ar'
land, E. F. Beckner, E. M. Evans Gu!
Evans and William McCarroll left thu
city Sunday for a ten days outinl
among the Salmon river breaks.
Neil Clemmer, Pete Evans ant
Harry windus left on the morning
train to spend the Fourth at Palouse
Guy Yount. F.. J. Rice. and Free
Brown will leave in the morning 70
Waha to celebrate tomorrow.
Mrs 8. Tucker who has been In tn
city looking over the situation pre-
paratory to the location of milliner
store left this morning for her HON
at Moscow.
Charles Larson. wife and three chill
dren left on the morning train for tn
celebration Of the Fourth at Troy.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-03

MARRIED-TOday by Judge Han
lon. Albert L. Wilson Of Woodland
and Flora r. Mills Of Lenore.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-03

Take your prescriptions TO the Owl
Drug Store. prescription specialists.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-03

The Northern Pacific railway will
r&fl an excursion train from Lewiston
to Culdesac July I. Leave Lewiston
at $3.50 a. M: will leave Culdesac at
about 500 p. m. One and one-third
fare for the round trip. In order to
save jam at ticket window morning of
the 4th. tickets can be purchased July
3 for the trip. For further particu-
lars call on or phone w. ]. Jordan.
agent.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-03

"How are you feeling this spring
Mr.. Bear?"
Mr.. Bear Tin a hollow tree)-Simply
awful. I ate a Welsh rabbit last fall
and It kept me awake all winter
Harper's Weekly.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-03
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-On Normal hill. a mod
ern house. nearly new, six rooms
and bath. Inquire OF A. S. Butter
fleld, 218 5th Ave.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-03

THE P|ANOLA
THE WORLDS. GREATEST PIANO
TEACHER DECLARES THE
PlANOLA TO BE Al.
MOST HUMAN.

Theodore Leschetisky Is today re-
garded as the greatest living teacher
OF the piano. To be his pupil Is the
ambition Of pianists the world over.
Like his great pupil, Paderewski. he
il an enthusiastic admirer OF the Pr
anola. and II anyone on earth Is quail
fed to Judge of the worlds standard
piano player it is surely the worlds
leading teacher. This Is what he says
Of It:
"Of all the piano playing devices
which | have heard. your Pianola IL
the only one deserving of serious con :
sideration from the musical world.
Apart from the faultless technique
and almost human touch which your
instrument las, it is equipped with an
invention which is Of equal. II not
greater Importance, that is the Met
rostyle. which gives the player true
and authoritative guide to the proper
Interpretation OF a composition.
An individual feature OF the Plan
ola is its absolute submission to the
personality and feeling Of the player
ehereby affording one an opportunity
of giving his own sentiment. full play
This freedom OF personal control IL OF
the greatest Importance"
Comment on this letter was need
less. Come In and try a Pianola fol
yourself.
rsI n
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Elliott left TINS
morning for a two days trip, spend
ing the Fourth at PalOuse. and re-
turning to the city Thursday morning.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-03

Mistress-You wish me to take your
notice Jane? This Is very sudden.
isn't it?
Jane (blushing)-Oh no. mum; I'VE
known i'm three days.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-03

Take your prescriptions TO the o~
Drue Store. prescription specialists.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-03
Her Sweet Friend.

my bon amir my young French beau
Doth call himself" said she;
He always brings me candy. so
He's nv .hOnbon ami"
philadelphia Ledger.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-03
Rest and strength In egg phospn ats'
made At Chastain. MeNair Drug Co.
DR.. ]. W. MulliniX

Electric, Magnetic ana fsycnic
Healing. Rooms 4, and 3. The IVAN
hoe Hotel.
Main Street, Phone Main 1?2.
Office hours. s to IL a. M; TO D
D. M; Sundays, to p. m.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-03

Harry Kinsman is in the city today
from Sweetwater
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-03

Take your prescriptions 20 the Owl
Drug Store, prescription spseissists.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-03

Take your prescriptions to the 0~
Drug Store, prescription specialists.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-03
Plumber. to Get S. q Day.

San Francisco. July 3.-About mr.
teen plumbing firms have conceded to
the demands Of their employees to pay
six dollars a day.
, 1906-01-24

a sound would come forth when he
opened his lips to speak, but the tones
were steady, natural and cold as steel.
Il am sorry | can't tell you about
this" he said, so gravely that his hear
ers were silenced. 1T is a business
matter of such vital Importance that
l must ask you to excuse me for an
hour or so. | will explain everything
tomorrow. Please don't be uneasy. If
you will do me the honor to grace the
board of an absent host I'll be most
grateful. 1t is imperative that | go
and at once. / promise to return in an
hour He was standing, his knees as
stiff as iron.
us it anything serious?" asked De-
Mile.
what! Has anything h%appened?"
rame in hating, frightened tones from
Peggy.
at concerns me alone, and it is pure
ly of a business nature. Seriously, |
can't delay going for another minute.
1t is vital. In an hour I'll return. Peg
gy. don't be 'worried-don't be dis
tressed about me. Go on and have
Il good time, everybody, and you'll find
me the %jolliest fellow of all when l
come back. It's IL O'clock. I'll be here
by 1 on the ODD of September"
LET me go with you," pleaded Peg
gy TREMENDOUSLY as she followed him
into the hallway.
Il must go alone" he answered.
Don't worry, little woman 1t will
be all right"
, 1906-01-24

only absent Little Son, and his health
was proposed by Brewster almost be.
fore the echoes of the toast to the bride
and groom died away.
Interruption came earlier on this oc
casion than it did that night a year
ago. Ellis did not deliver his messages
to Brewster until 3 o'clock in the morn.
ing, but the A. d. 7. boy who rang the
bell at P~ettingilPs a year later handed
him a telegram before u o'clock.
Congratulations are coming in, old
fearfully at the little envelope the boy
had given him.
MANY happy returns of the day.
suggested Bragdon. by Jove, it's sen
sible of you to get married on your
birthday, Monty. 1t ave time and ex-
pense to your friends"
Read it aloud" said Subway Smith.
Two to one it's from Hopper Harri-
son." cried Pettingill.
Brewster's fingers trembled, he knew
not why, as he opened the envelope.
There was the most desolate feeling in
his heart, the most CHASTITY p~remonition
that i'll news had come in this last
hour. He drew forth the telegram and
slowly, painfully, unfolded it. No one
could have told by his expression that
he felt almost that he was reading his
death warrant. 1t was from Grant &
Ripley and evidently had been follow
ing him about town for two or three
hours. The lawyers had filed 1t at $50
o'clock.
He read 1t at a glance, his eyes burn
ing, his heart freezing:
Come to office Immediately. VIII walt
all night for you If necessary. Jones has
disappeared. and there is absolutely no
trace of him. GRANT & RIPLEY.
Brewster sat as one paralyzed, abso-
lutely no sign of emotion In his face.
The others began to clamor for the
contents of the telegram, but his
tongue was stiff and motionless, his
ears deaf. Every drop of blood in his
body was stilled by the shock, every
sense given him by the Creator was
centered upon eleven words In the
handwriting of a careless telegraph OPP
orator, Zones has disappeared, and
there is absolutely no trace of him."
Jones has disappeared!" Those
were the words, plain and terrible in
their clearness, tremendous in their
brutality. Slowly the rest Of the mes
sage began to urge it's claims upon his
brain. Come to our office immediate
ly" and "Will wait all night" battled
for recognition. He was calm because
he had not the power to express an
emotion. How he maintained control
of himself afterward he never knew.
Some powerful, kindly force asserted
itself. coming to his relief with the
timeliness of a genie. Gradually it
began to dawn upon him that the 9th
ers were waiting for him to read the
message aloud. He was not sure that
, 1906-01-24

did not tell him that all the kilograms
they had sent to Swearengen Jones in
the past two weeks had been returned
to the New York Office as unclaimed in
Butte. The telegraph company report
ed that Mr.. Jones was not to be found
and hat he had not been seen in Butte
since the Sd of September. The law
yers were hourly expecting word from
Montana men to whom they had tele-
graphed for information and advice.
They were extremely nervous. but
, 1906-01-24
CONTINUED.
CHAPTER XXI.

September Monty folded his re-
port to Sw%earengen Jones, stuck
- 1t into his pocket n sailed
forth. A parcel delivery wagon had
carried off a mysterious bundle a few
minutes before. Mrs. Gray could not
conceal her wonder, but Brewster's n
swers to her questions threw little light
ON the mystery. He could not tell her
the big bundle contained the receipts
that were to prove his sincerity when
the time came to settle with Mr.. Jones.
Brewster had used his own form of re-
ceipt for every purchase. The little
stub receipt books had been made to
order for him and not only he, but ev-
cry person in his employ, carried n
everywhere. No matter how trivial the
purchase, the person who received a
dollar of Brewster's money signed a re-
ceipt for the amount. Newsboys and
bootblacks were the only beings who
escaped the formality; tips to walters,
porters, Cables, etc, were recorded
and afterward put into a class by
themselves. Receipts for the few dol
lars remaining in his possession were
to be turned over on the morning of the
23d and the general report was not to
be completed until 8 o'clock on that
day.
He kissed Peggy goodby, told her to
be ready for a drive at 4 o'clock, and
then went off to find Joe Bragdon and
Elon Gardner. They met him by ap-
pointment, and to them he confided his
design to be married on the following
day.
"You can't afford 1t, Monty" explod-
ed Joe fearlessly. peggy is too good
a girl. 1t isn't fair to her"
"We have agreed to begin life tomor-
row. Wait and see the result. 1 think
1t will surprise you. incidentally it Is
up to me to engage a minister's serv-
ices. It's going TO be quiet, you know.
Joe, you can be my best man If you
like, and, Gardie, I'll expect you to
sign your name as one of the wit
nesses. Tomorrow evening we'll have
supper at Mrs. Gray's, and among
those present will not comprise a very
large list, l assure you. But Wen talk
about that later on. Just now l want
to ask you fellows to lend me enough
money to pay the preacher. I'll return
1t tomorrow afternoon"
"Well I'm blessed!' exclaimed Gard
ner, utterly dumfounded by the nerve
of the man. Gardner promised to have
the minister at the Gray house the next
morning. Monty's other request-made
in deep seriousness-was that Peggy
was not to be told of the little transac-
ton. He hen hurried off to the office
of Grant & Ripley. The bundles of re-
ceipts had preceded him.
HAS Jones arrived in town." was
his first anxious question after the
greetings.
"He is not registered at any of the
hotels" responded Mr.. Grant, and
Brewster did not see the troubled look
that passed over his face.
Hell show up tonight, l presume"
said he complacently. The lawyers
, 1906-01-24

the lawyers. Grant and Ripley shook
their heads and sat silent for a long
time after his departure.
1--WE ought to heal something definite
before night" said Grant, but there
was anxiety in his voice.
81 wonder" unused Ripley, as If to
himself, how he will take it if the
worst should happen"
, 1906-01-24

Respectfully submitted,
MONTGOMERY BREWS1 Err.
ats rather broad. you see, gentle
men, but there are receipts for every
dollar, barring some trihing inciden-
tails. He may think l dissipated the for
tune, but | defy him or any II else
to prove that l have not had my mon
ey's worth. To tell you the truth, it
has seemed like a hundred million. If
any one should tell you that it is an
easy matter to waste a million dollars
refer him to me. Last fall | weighed
$50 pounds; yesterday | barely moved
the beam at 140. Last fall there was
not a wrinkle in my face, nor did l
have q white hair. You see the result
of oyerwork, gentlemen. 1t will take
an age to get back to where l was
physically, but | think l can do it with
the vacation that begins tomorrow. In
cidentally I'm going to be married to-
morrow morning, just when | am poor
er than / ever expect to be again. l
still have a few dollars to spend, and l
must be about it. Tomorrow | will nc
count for what l spend this evening.
1t is now covered by the 'sundries'
item, but I'll have the receipts to show
all right. See you tomorrow morning"
He was o eager to be with Peg
gy, afraid to discuss his report with
, 1906-01-24
XXXII.

7 IT'S up to Jones now" kept run
ming through Brewster's brain
as he drove off to keep his ap-
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Spllanb.

$3.50 -HrLHN. -raEH eF. 49,. E.r
S 5piobierg airfe paa
IbDbolm 6ehtes forle6en @aaroeier
Rnuo 5prenle1ls 10. @nrn. 8ornetS
II lepenoe 5pifen0e opetppreoe
9nabsbgitioen.
ct biitoriif 9am Ii II S
for &anOer5 Mmt er UNDER Gannelle.
5mtioig arbeioeS Ser fra Marb1,s
poa at faa oprettet ct 6ulles= Ml,-
lqum for belle Marba1s Stiff / slar=
bus, men 9temningen / SANDERS
Mmt ip1cS at billie babe @n1tets FL
%ltoriife Minoer iamleoe for Jig ielo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

mems SOB blep Sc Meboeoc lan6lot t
Marbu5 &apn.
ct Qpn J. 5fofiteue11.
sSorleGen Scat puag1lc &jpbmono CIR.
3bpr1,p / Molborg peo ct rn!oigt
Brog. ,@on lprang 1o al 5engen
/ sen 5ro, at MI pprun1t Sen pOerlte
Sag, % heltprfcoes / Sroen ne0 ct
ltnrft 9Dsifnr NabpgaaroenL 3urct=
n1uscr Eeterl ems. San blep hog mart
flar ouer, bporfra 5peftaf1et ltan=
me0e,tbi 5forltenen / Sioebpgningel1
It'll Shorlps gjenopm cor ramlet
lamn1en. Set ppcrlte al S%forltelen
Loo l. 5tarmper og 5tpffer nebe /
@aarocn GO bapoe fu1llt ollie 2Ggter
% 5aglteu let belt Sag, % Oct sprl=
&C 5tpffe 5foriten bele 2ofsetagelt
igjcnnem bar flpttet belt fra lin
Hlaos og a1lbrogt .nDe peO 1ogre1l=
ben. @eloigpis bolot 2oftet, men
ST. IbDrupS &pffel1 pur BOG nuIte
3og fife til at fnrnnrs i:1o l. % SRI
Ibprllp, ser Aanoe gablf (Spngeilbc
pau 2oftet, finn til at lu0e nnoifc ON
igien. ST.. Sborup par ltrofs far
ODER, at flu1 ct Sim fn,10e bane girct
5forltenel1 ell FABIAN 8efon11t, pg
cit @efruftelle berpaa families / on,
Smltu1lbigbeo, at 5og~nefogben i
Mprretranbers poo sen Sib. So 56o=
rllps Sforltu falot, hapbe let life
min0re en6 en- bolp Ones 2p1.
Set bgrer nntllrligpis til Sjnlsenz
beoer11e, at Ser fer Gatoltrofer peo.
2%pnneollag miOt / SSa1nrar MaaneO.
1en11e Ginter far bGrd nlpopanlig
mills / Neorojpllon0, lfriper glolborg
Mmtstibenoe" iaa milb, at foriinfe-
Be 2anbmun0 goM bar funnel moo
at faa Sc Marfarbeiber fnrbige, iom
Sc bar fommet for ient til / Otter
aaret. Hnber iaa6annc gejrfprholb.
#iifabes Der 8etingelier for uopefsling.
EFT 2ilfteis 90 Soroens gleftricitet.
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Mcs: Bes,ie MnsIey

At blive en- saadan ideel Hustru, st
beware sin Mands kjsrlighed og Be-
undring, at inspirere ham til Sukces
burde vere en- Kvi.ldes staNge Maal.
Hvis hun nj finder, at hendes Ener-
gi shapes, at hun let blivcr Tract,
faar mprke Skygger under Djnene,
Rygsmerter, Hovedpine, n~cdtyngendc
F9lelser, oliver nerves, faar den hvidc
Flod eller andre observation-disclosures,
burde hun straks bygge sit System op
med ell Tonic af serlig Kraft, saasom
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
Efter Anmodning offentliggjpr vi
f6lgende Brew fra ell ting Kone:
Kj@re Mrs. Pinkham:-
'sL,ge eiden NIT Barn ftdtes har ieg lldt som
forha .bentlig kun faa Kvirder at inflammation.
kvindelige Svagheder, nedbryderde Rygsnertpr
og afskyelig Hotcd inc. Min Ford6jelse odelag-
des. saa jeg like kurde hyde nine Maaltider, og
halve Dage maatte jeg hslde sengen.
Lydia F. Pinkham's We e'able Compound gJor-
de mig rask iejan, og eg er saa ,akncmlig og glad
over at kunne tilsk.ive Dom ON min v'dunderlige
Helbredelse. Jcg vandt alter Styrke.. forr yet Mod
os tvskraft."-M Mrs. Bessie Ainsley, Gil South
10Th Street. , acoma, Wash.
Hvad Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vsgcta-
bic Compound gjordc for Mrs. Aims
ley vii den gjpre for hver syg og IL
dende Kvinde..
Har De Syn1ptomer, De like for
STAIR, skriv Ga til Mrs. Pinkham, Ly-
dia E. Pinkhams Svigerdatter, Lynn,
Mass. Hendes Rad err frit og hjel-
per altid.