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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Frank L. Wanamaker and wife to George
A. Kersten, lot 8, block q, Washburn
Park Observation-Disclosures. 81
Edward D. Bartlett to Ursula Calbro. lots
ind 8, Bartlett Place addition -.
Western Realty company to Carl W. Mel
son lot p, block 1, Fair Grounds ad-
utlon ...................
Josie L. and J. j. Skahen to Jacob A.
o. Preus, lot 2, Shortle's Second add
orlin W Willis and wife to william 9.
Palmer, west 80 feet lots 1 and 2,
block 81, Regents addition; lots 2,
and 4, block S, McMahon's addition
Mary E. Mayo to Elva NJ. Fuller, west
half of lots q and IS. block 5, Me-
nage's Fifth addition .................
Charles C. Milliken and wife to Anton
B. Nelson and wife, six acres northeast
corner of west half section IS, town
ship III, range % Observation-Disclosures.
Dr. Harry NJ. Guilford to John c. Larson,
northeast % feet Of lot 10, block q,
Tuttles addition Observation-Disclosures.
William A. Dodge and wife to Joseph
Lowry. lots 2S. 20, 80. block 2, Wood
land Heights addition ............
Linda f. and Ezra Butler to Pernella
Egard, north 40 feet of lot 8. block /,
Jones B. & H. addition ......
Frank J. Hruska and wife to Albert
Chmel lots 8 and 4, block 81. West
minneapolis, second division ..........
Mary J: Northwag and husband to Nell
lie 81. Wells, east 40 feet Of lot {,
Auditors subdivision No. 49,
Rebecca D. Donnen to Eli Butterworth,
lots 6, and s. block I, vinton Park
Hennetta and william h. Fruen to John
and Sarah Cunningham. lot s. Auditors
| subdivision No. 20, also lot g. block 1,
Bergquist's subdivision ...
| Hattie NJ. and Charles II. Howard to Law
renee J. Petit lot 4, block IS, Second
| division of Remington Park "
| Joseph Lowry and wife to John Prokopo-
| vlch, lots % to 80, block g. Woodland
Heights addition Observation-Disclosures.
William A. Dodge and wife to Joseph
Lowry, lots 23 TO 81, block 8. Wood
land Heights addition ...
George S. koffend and wife and Matte l..
and Z. E. Stevens to Michella A. Ras-
mussen. lots Is and 16. block 6,
Melvin Grimes and wife to Charles s.
Ialbert, lots and .. block Is. First
division Remington Park .......
gren. T 1O5 feet lot l, block III. Min
neapolis. and Z 26 feet of F los feet
lot 2. block III. Minneapolis ~
North sd1nna Western IN Mutual Life Insurance
division No. So ........s...'V 0. suo-
Sarah 4 and Charles W. Chase to George
Il. Taylor and wife. lot 4. block 16.
Kate BiSbs to Joseph L. Holmes lot il
block I. Wolverton's addition. .......
| Louise A. Woodbury. to Archibald A.
Crane. lots % and so. block 2. Van
| Nests addition
| Emil Anderson and wife to Reinert Civ
| Ing, lot 8. block SO. Remington's
Aug b. Hacferott and wife to Robert C.
schoen. lot 8, block 2, Wolverton's
| addition ........... Observation-Disclosures.
| Charles P. Mayhem and wife ct al to
John f. Webster, lot IL, block 8. Mich
| Ruth A and Andrew W. Walter to Ethel
NJ. Kelley, lot II. block I, Cable Line
Ella G. and VIM. Is Bigelow to Ethel NJ.
| Kelley. lot L. block {, Cable Line
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s,
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STEAMSHIPS.

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ALLAN LINE FAST MAIL AND PASSENGER
service. Montreal to Liverpool the picturesque
st Lawrence route: new fast turbine triple
screw, 10000 tons steamers. For full particu-
lars and illustrated excursion pamphlets, write
or call on 9 N. Westlund. ia Sd st $, oppo-
site postoffce.
CUNARD LINE TO EURoPE--oLDEsT LINE
crossing Atlantic, Boston, New Y1ek to
Queenstown, Liverpool; New York to Gibral-
tar, Genoa, Naples Adriattc. Company's new
office, 304 I'd av 8, Minneapolis. e. Carley,
msnager northwestern department.. d.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

q MERCHANT PATENT LAW.
yers and solicitors; main office, e25-9Ss Guar.
anty building, Minneapolis. Mimi: e NcGu
building, Washingtons D. G.
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PROFESSIONAL

nently removed by electricity. lies Holster,
TITS Syndicate block. Pioneer stand Of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist
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T1ninproYed.

unimproved.
ssso-TREMENDoUs SACRIFICE, PERFECT
lot, Lyndale av s, corner 37th st; go see it.
Inquire 1895 Lyndale av s.
FOR sALE-Two LOTS, NICELY LOCATED,
or exchange for good automobile. Address
7647, Journal
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MINING INVESTMENTS

H. E. SMITH & CO., 1884 GUARANTY BLDG,
Minneapolis: also Duluth. We buy and sell in
all markets. We have Information regarding
all properties. Phone, Nicollet $50.
PLATTEVILLE, WIS. LEAD AND ZINC
stocks. Write concerning stocks. Advice free
W. P. Mcdonald. Andrus building. Mpls.
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For Rent-Furnished Flats.

ssSsaFor Rent-Furnished Flats.
gEyEN-RooM, WELL FURNISHED MODERN
fat: upstairs and down; piano, N. W. phone
best car service, privilege Of exchange for
lake cottage two weeks If desired; $25 month
,3te satisfactory party. ... +
THREE-RooM FLAT, SECOND FLOOR s22;
-four room fat first floor $25; both completely
furnished for housekeeping; modern except
heat; no children 1406 list av s.
THREE OR FOUR ROOMS, PARTLY FUR.
nished, or whole fat Of s rooms and bath:
hardwood floors. etc. Inquire at 1918 Nicollet
Az, fiat j. second floor.
PLEASANT THREE ROOM FLAT, COMPLETE
furnished to adults for summer. $1S. Mrs.
Gardner, second floor, fiat b. 1906 4th av S.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND FLATS.
.ts-sTs Other Rentals
Hartford Rental Agency, BIO Bank Of Com
FoUR-RooM APARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR,
furnished or unfinished, June I. Lexington,
80 uth st s. Call eA janitor.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved

Improved
s4eoo@p r s E Park E { NEAR z BED ID
} ford st; fine modern home, nine
rooms at sacrifice; hardwood floors,
, electric lights; 84-foot front lot; barn,
} ETC.; owner leaving state; snap.
, $4,000 beautiful suburban home, ten
, rooms, modern, hardwood floors, open
} plumbing, large barn, chicken house
} and yard; A-acre grounds; North Min
!, $1,1OO--New, hve.room cottage, Camden.
S960-Seyen rooms corner lot. These can
all be bought on easy terms.
0 $4,O0O-Modern, ten rooms, barn and car
, riage house, Portland near 2Sth st;
} $1,000 cash and balance monthly pay
, ments. "a E- -. ,...
D ...r. J. A. Sanborn, q -. 4 !.
D 955 Temple Court. ~ Z
o o Q o Q 90 Q o Q
o o 90 o. 20 GO o o o
0 Sol Smith Russell House.
0 $4,000 will buy 1913 LIST nv s, having -
o rooms. 5 downstairs. consisting of
o music room, parlor, sitting room,
o dining room and kitchen. large re-
o ceptlon room, seven bedrooms up
o stairs and bathroom: full basement,
o steam heat. barn, etc. Lot 95x140,
o has hardwood floors and finish down
o stairs. House cost Mr.. Russell
0 $4,000 to build. Can be sold on
o reasonable terms. Call at office for
o permit to see house.
o Minneapolis Trust Co..
o Hennepin and 4th st.
o o o o o o
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WANTED 70 RENT
FLORISTS


o o o o o o o O o. o q o O
FLOWERS, PLANTS AND FLORAL 0
DESIGNS. O
Flowers, plants and floral designs for o
all occasions can be obtained at popular O
prices in our new, up-to-date Floral De. O
partment that has been recently estab- o
lished in our big store O
California Fruit Store LIST av s and 9th. o
o o o o o o o 0 O
NEW YORK FLORISTS. WASH. Az 81;
feather and cut flowers and plants; foral de.
signs for all occasions. r. C. phone 1928.
GET PRICES ON CUT FLOWERS AND DE-
signs Of Latham florist, SO 10th st s, before
ordering elsewhere. t.e-. ~. .... -.
FLORAL DESIGNS AND FLOWERs; TELE.
graph or phone. Nageps. Ills " Lake st.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Masonic Temple 9Th and Hen. Both nhones'
JOHN M. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. 81 Tth st s. Both phones. =
o. E. LARSON. funeral director, 1911 Central
av. Residence 1889 Adams. T. G. phone. y
M. J. GILL & SONS,
Funeral Directors, Sd st and I'd av s.
). WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
TO Hennepin av. Both phones 32S2. i
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STOVE REPAIRS

o. s. STOVE REPAIR CO., Is Sd ST S, STOVES
repaired and stored for summer. Both phones.
Prompt service.
REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES. GREAT WEST.
ern Stove Repair Co.. 312 Hcnnepin
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For Rent-Furnished Houses,
For Rent-Unfurnished Flats.

VERY DESIRABLE 5.RcOM, EITHER UPPER
or lower fat, in duplex house, all modern
furnished OF unfurnished light and airy
lawn, with beautiful shade trees. Rent rea
sonable. Can be seen ut any time. 1902:
University av Sc 80
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23
IRE THERE DIAMOND
MINES IN FLORIDA?
ckng Similarity between Clay in Certain Portions of
This State and in the Kimberly District
of South Africa.

,,,ob has been written about bur
rlorida treasures and the subject
/ recently been revived by w. G..
t.eu of Tallahassee, who calls at,
lion 10 some of the old legends and
,oints oul that there is start
I, similarity between the clay in a
lain portion of this State and that
|, ,bo famous Kimberly diamond
,ss of South Africa. Whether dia.
M are there or not, he does not
[..,s but his deductions are OF espe.
81 interest to Floridians.
The following is copy Of Mr.. Pow
=. communication to the Times-Un-
DO.
Legend Of WakuIIa.
Editor Times-Union: There appear.
!, tho T!mes-Union a few days ago
|, interesting interview with Hon. H
\ crawford. Secretary of State, rela-
tre ~ the Legend Of Wakulla," as
!, known in Middle Florida history
- tAe famous buried Spanish treas
tre -.
,-.ily true by all of the old residents
Z Wakulla county that an untold
'mount of Spanish treasure lies at
S,s day hidden in the vicinity of old
d Marks in great mon chests Of Span
= gold. The Legend Of Wakulla'
familiar 70 all of the old families OF
Iriddle florida. Hon. John l.. Craw'
'ord Secretary of State for many
ears who was succeeded by his son
Ian H. C. Crawford now Secretary
\ State. moved to WaiSulla county
florida from Crawford county, Geor-
"a in the "forties," and among the
h residents Of Wakulla county in
hose days. the Legend of Wakul
A. was a familiary topic, among the
rany other mysteries and legends OF
bis ancient portion of Florida, for
mere are many others not less en-
hapting, some of which / shall men.
lon in this article.
fOr1 OF St. MARKS.
To begin with 1t must be remember.
that the old fort Of st. Marks is
ne of the very oldest landmarks in
he western hemisphere, that in those
ncient days the primordial forest did
OF reach lower than the foot hills of
be Appalachian range.
The foothill line In this vicinity
, about three miles south of ITALIA
assoc, and something less, west of
Duth; thence to the coast it was an
xpense OF coast plain resembling in
Il probability the Llanos of South
merica, covered with genus of
III sweeping sea coast grass. The
abitat then of these ancient settlers
,uld not have been at the coast, ex-
ept for the garrison, because it was
unhealthy.
Sought the Stream
Therefore, the Appalachian range
oming nearer the coast at this point
ban any other on the entire Gulf coast
hey naturally sought the streams
pom the foot hills Of the appalachian
Enge where they reached the forest
fme was in abundance, and whatev-
Of agriculture, primitive as it was
those ancient days, that could be
tried on.
The spanish Ships.
That there was such a traffic TO.
20 centuries, Of which we have but
feager account, is irrefutable. in the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-09-23

quality OF Ways
I make this deduction from the fact
that all clays for commercial use must
be comparatively free from pebble,
therefore pebble bearing clays have
not heretofore been in demand.
1t is a remarkable fact that some OF
these pebble clays have the same out
ward appearance of the South African
peninsular diamond bearing clays;
whether they are chemically the same
is yet to be determined; that they are
similar in appearance and consistency
is true.
I refer to the hard blue deep clays
of this section, and the pebble bearing
strata of such clays, prospected to-
some extent and known to exist to al
great depth at points near these foot
hills. The Kimberly mines Of South
Africa, furnishing at the present time
the diamond industry of the world, is
only six miles In extent. They were
discovered by accident That there
are clays In the foot hills Of the Apa-
lach1an range that are diamond bear
ing clays, Is irrefutable. II these de-
auctions be tru>
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-28
Doctors Are Puzzled.

The remarkable recovery OF Kenneth
Mclver Of Nanceboro. Ne. 10 the sub
ject OF much interest TO the medical
fraternity and . vide circle Of friends
He says OF his case: "Owing TO &c.
we're inflammation OF the throat and
congestion of the lungs. three doctors
gave me up tn die. when, as q last ~.
sort, Was induced 20 try DR.. King.
New Discovery and | am happy TO say
it saved my life" Cures the worst
coughs and colds. bronchitis. tonsilitis
weak lungs. hosrsenes. ani lagrippe
Guaranteed At all drug stores. SOC
and 81. Trial bottle free.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-28

Herbine 10 boon for sufYersrs from
aneamia. BY It's use the blood 10
quickly regenersted and the color be-
comes normal. The dropping strength
10 revived. The languor 10 diminished
Health. visor aud tone predominste
New life and happy activity results.
Mrs. Belle II. Shriel. Middle.borough
H., writes: II have been troubled with
liver complain, and poor blood, and
have found nothing 10 benefit me like
Herbin-. hope never to be without
IT, have wished that | had known of
il in my husbands lifetime. 30
eents. sold by W. VI. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-28
Sold Fishing Business.

]. W. Malphurs, who has been en-.
gagged in the fishing ind us,ry on New
nan's Lake for the past few month.
has disposed Of HE business 90 A,w-ll
X Hill. who will conduct the same ia
future. This fishery 10 one Of the
largest and most successful on the
lake, and employs . large number ol
men. II 10 understood that Mr.. AZ.
well will set as manager OF the busi.
ness
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-28
CHINESE EMPLOYED
ON NAVAL STORES
AL ARE IMrELL,oEnT People

Aesny % Them Nave Ergiish EdVes-
tisa. and Speak ths Language FIU-
s~sS--Ars Moe working % Paradise.
sad Appsas 10 be co"ssntsd.
Wish the introduction Of imported
laees Into shis section, G. W. Chsse.
she big sasai stores operator who
ewns several large enserpvises Of THE
hisA in Alaehua eoassy and other sec.
sssms. hepss % solve shs labor prob
ssm n fas % shs naval ssoses b0sinrss
% sssessssa.
whSls shs naval ssoees interests
have hsss ees os sAs lse1ins inasstsiss
= plssi6s Tor sAs psss ssw sssss, shs
epsssssss Aass sxVssissssd consider
80 as1Dsslsy is sssssiss hsip. Not
U9snss1o1iag shss sssa wasss have
bsso -. ssA shs s8ploys vss sl.
usD ~ aassss q shs nan whe gave
- wssa. sAs sssse. ssalising HE i'm.
psssasss h shs mailing % ssspsasios.
has bsss Aisssssa 10 % slmoss % no
pesesse. wsss see 1850" ssss no exss.
sssse - esa sasss % 70 vines ana
wesss - sAssA sssk Thss eo"dis'oe
&sssass nsss Aim isesessaens ana
@ rwe - hes gwen shs epssasos no
sea % ssesess ana incosssnssnee, as
qeass Q nnasssaa snss-
Bws Ms. Chase, while no wss willing
% sso@ss % sssss confederation OF che
ne9ss. wess shout tAe matter 20 sseore
wsse sssaahfs hsip. 10 hos t@possed
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-28
HIoH SPRINGS NEWS.
Marriage OF a Popu AZ couple-ReVi"ai
Meetrk-Oiher Notes.

MeetrE-Oiher No'ss.
High SprinI.. Msrch "a qli-t
hn, very b-Au;i'ul weidnE took place
in town sunday .v+ning, MNr:h 25th .
that of Misc Mamie Barr. daughter OF
Dr.. {. c. Barr, msyoro' HiGh Sprn1-.
and John Vsssie ~ this p'sce. Ttis
event excited unnsusl in'er's, on sc-
count Of tho popularity % IN" oFi!e
aui the high social sanding NJ the
family.
The house vas hsau'i'u'ly decorated
with green vines and fOwers. while The
wedding bell suspended from thu cel-
ing in the recess where the couple
s'ond gave ,he hymen"sl air appro-
priste TO the occasion.
The couple entered the parlor 20 the
strains OF the Mendelssohn March.
played by Mrs. p. P. Word. The beau.
siful Presbyterian Wedding ceremony ,
wss touchingly performed BY Rev. g.
Z. Thompson.
The bride wss lovely in . white silk
princess gown. with white hyaeinths in
her brown hair. and on her eorsse.
The groom 10 . yo0nG msn OF nne
character. possessing many sterling
quslities Of heart and mind.
There vas Q goodly company OF
friends TO wisness the ceremony and
extend congratulations 20 the young
coople.
Ethel Barre Of Jscksonvi!le. brother
OF the bride, and Fred vsssie. brother
of the groom, were the only out Of
town guests.
Elegant refreshments we're served
By the charming hostess, Mrs. Bars.
and the evening was one OF pleasure
20 oil.
News Notes.
A protracted meeting ~as begun in
the Presbyterian church BY Rev. Z E.
Gordon, assisted By the pastor, Rev.
q 4. ThomI son
The entertainment given by the La.
dies Aid at the residence Of Mrs. L X.
Anderson. for the b. nefs OF the Pres.
by,erisn parsonage. wss quite q success.
socially and financially.
A special train was made up here
yesterday for Dr. Coz OF Brocksville.
who had missed connection, TO overtake
passenE~- Srsin 90, which had one
half hour the start. Engineer O'Ban.
non and Conductor Conner With en-.
Rine "a made up the distance.
KOdsking 10 the fsvoriie amusement
of the young foks here
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-28

Springfield. o.. Mch. 27.-Miss Mary
Schultz. 81 years old. an orphan. set
ere 10 her clothing, but was saved by
prompt assistance. She claimed that
spirits" advised her TO do II. She
was sent 10 the asylum. She srieVe,i
over the death OF her parents.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-28
Agnold-C Curtiss.

n. II. Asseid Of FalEbaAks and Mrs.
n. n. Cussiss OF Chieaas we're mar.
Red On shis sity, ss ths Msshodiss par.
ssnass. MssAay aftssnooa ss o'clock.
Rev. r. J. Nixoa otllsissing. The
groom 10 one of the best known msu in
che soansy. having resided near Fair.
basks foe the past tweasy yeass. The
bride 10 also known here. end has many
fsisnds. The happy couple lef, imms-
aiatsly sfteS the ceremony for their
future home as Fairbanks. Frieads
will extend congratulations. and wish
them life Of undisturbed eonnubiaI
bliss.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-28
IN STRICT CONFIDENCE.
Women Obtain Mrs. Pinkham's
Advice and Help.
ghs mss 0sidsA Thoasa@as 90 Hsslsh.-
New Lydia 4. Pinhh.~'s Vegetable csss-
psssa casss mra Al,es BsrryhIiL

IL is q great
, satisfaction for .
woman 90 feel
that she can write
TO another telling
her the most pri-
vAte and eonhden-
tia4 details about
her illness. and
know that her let
ter will be seen by
q woman only.
Many thousands
Of cases Of female
diseases come be-
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-28
ORANGE hsIohrs NEWS.
rro''y Line Proj.eied to Mskoss
Other Matters Of Interest.

Orange Heights, March 27.-The
Orange Heights n. Z. sabbath school
had Q very interesting Temperance les
son last Sabbath, followed by recIsa.
sioos and sonRs suitable TO the occa-
slon. Mrs. Hearn rendered poor
hooss Nsn" In Q very pathetic manner.
Mice Torney YsHcy gave o good reeiis-
sion entitled "The Licensed Saloon. I"
and many other little pieces By smaller
children.
Marshall Jolly, Who has spens the
winter in Gainesville. hss returned to
HE farm near this place, where he ex-
pects HE family TO join him soon and
join in the chorus OF Home, Sweet
Home"
J. A. King spent Sunday with his
family. and his wife accompanied him
TO Citsa Monday.
Dr.. and Mrs. Curtis we're visiting
friends as Melsose sunday.
Mise Minniella Eddy spent q few
days with her parents here--al,o vent
60 Jacksonville to see sarah Bernhardt, {
returning 20 school at gainesville
Mondsy.
Jim Lumpkin, q st0dent OF the
Gainesville Hish School. spent Sonday
with his father here.
Farmers are busy getting ready 90
plant corn and cotton.
No serious damage BY she frost last
week in shis vicinity.
Mss willisns. who has been in 81.
Luke's Hospital taking treatment fos
her eyes. 10 expected home today much
improved.
Oh, yes, Orsnge Heights 10 to have q
trolly car line from here g. Melrose in
the near future. Harry Jackson has
the contract and expects to be- doing
business.
Next Sabbath is preaching day. Rev.
Sistrunk Of Melross at 3 30 p. m.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-28

Editor Son: The undersigned beg
% announce Dan. p. Chesser's name
a. o candidate for county commission
er for District No. ?. We believe he
10 the man for the place and take THE
method Of announcing him ss Q candi-
date fos the Office. TES VOTERS.
Lacrosse, March 2o. 1875
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-28
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles.

Itching. blind, bleeding. pro,rudi ing
piles. DruRgists are authorized TO re-
fund money 10 PAZO OINTMENT
fails 10 cure In Q 70 lAidsys. Soc.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-28
City Directory For Sale.

We have . number OF copies Of
Bursz' City Directory for sale nc The
Sun Office. IL il a handy reference
book for business and professional
men, gi' ,ne the nance Of residents.
with street and number. Price Reduc.
ed to o.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-28

fore Mrs. Pinkham every year, some
personally. Others by mail. Mrs. Pink
ham is the dang Law Of Lydia Z.
PiakhAm and for twenty-five years
ander her direetioa sad since her de-
cesas she has been advising sick wo@ss
frss of charge.
Mra Pinkham never Violates the con
Adeees Of women. and every test:moo-
iel letter published 10 done 90 with
tAe writsen consent o. request OF the
writer. In order that other sick womeA
may b benefited - abe has been.
Mra Alice Berryhill. of sIs Boyes
Street. Chattanooga, Tenn, writes:
Dmr Ma PinkAam:-
"rhrss years ago life losked darh % me.
haA ulcssAfsoa and Inflammation of tho
tsmals organs and was In Q serious coalition.
ana do dorsor told mo tAas 4 wss nos op-
srnseA upon I would do within six monsha
I bold him ] woald have NO operation but
woah eyy Lydia X Pinkhams Vegetable
CompoanA. He tSisd 90 inAusnce me against
b bud ] sent for the medictns that same day
and began % nss 10 faithfally. Within ave
day. fess rel'ef bot wss sos sntiFsly cured
until n@ed 70 fog some dime.
"Your medicine IN certainly hna. I have
iDAuced several frieDds and neighbors 90 take
% and know m0re than . dosrn who had
fsmAls troab,es and who to-day arc ~ well
and strong % +! am from uain& your vsge-
tabss Compound
Just a. surely a. Mrs. Berryhill was
cured. will Lydia z. Pinkham's vege-
table Compound cure every woman
suffering from any form OF female ills.
IL you are sick write Mrs Pinkhsm
for advice. II 10 free and always hslp-
ful.