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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-15
FAULTY DIGESTION
Quickly Skaters the Nervous System
and Should Be Given Attsn-
ton Al Once.

II the sufferer with weak nerves only
realised that faulty digestion was
the chief cause OF nerve exhaustion. a
cure would be much easter, Tor be
would then strengthen the digestive
organs with Mi-o.na stomsch tablets.
A few days use Of these tablets will
tone and strengthen the digestive sys-
ten 20 that il win absorb ali the els.
ments Of nerve force from the daily
food. and the nerves will be strength.
ened sleeplessaess will be overcome,
weakness will vanish, and the various
functions OF the body will become nat
ural aud regular.
IL you have speeks before the eyes.
are sleepless, have nervous twitehlngs.
headaches and baekaches. " there l.
nausea OF distress after eating, II the
appetite Il POOR and ,here 4 general
dsbillis and weakness, begin he use
OF Mi.o-na 90 once, and you will SOON
notice marked Improvement ia
health. Il will give stfenEth and vlRor
70 ,he whole digestive sSstsm, restore
the vital force and nerve energy. aud
lmpart ambitlon. strength sud good
splits 20 she discouraged. rundown
and weak
You fun no Fisk whatever IN buying
Ml-o-na. FOR = ". aeCollum 4 Co
give AZ Absainte Fusrantes ulth every
90 eeut box lhsi The mnnsy Wlli b. ~
funded unless Mto.us does 80 that -
claimed Coz e.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-15

Was q mas 81 arFTs, tat Sickness
leit ns MARA aat hs Oesams agsa g.
tore ha sane setaess i oitsu eautet
b. tcrtit l,ssr. heFelas vlh fyfa-
lsis yoar iivef aat ave 30 asslih
Mm Carrie Aeslsa hollge Ktbftf,
ssasst & taasssef HeFh.ue tte bsss
msd.alae I pseE tfsfd rf am SEVER
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-15
go sprInss Improvemenls.

Captain W. @, shehee. the merchant
and brokerof High Springs who WAS
In the city Wednesday. speaks 10 the
highest terms OF his town and the inn
provements which are being carried
on there
Captain Shehee states that the lat.
eat improvement in the business Sec
tion OF High Springs is the addition Of
another story TO the store owned and
occupied by R, ]. Fosch and A. J..
Moore. The building IL located in the
best business section Of the town, aud
Its location demands fite trade.
When completed the firm will in
crease ice line Of furniture, etc, in or
der that the good people Of High
Springs may see the goods properly
displayed.
There are many other Improvements
going on At High Springs. among which
are a number OF cottages and resi-
denCea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-15
Dagger from the Plague.

There's grave danger from the pls.
que OF ocuRhs aud colds that are so
prevalent, unless you take Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds. Mrs. Geo. Walls
% Forest CIly, Me-, wri,esa ITS .
Godsend 60 people living 10 climates
where coughs aud eOlds prevail, aad
II quickly ends them. II presspss
Pneumonia, cures lagrippa gives
wonderipl relief IN Asthma apd has
fever, aud makes weak lungs strong
enough % ward on consumption.
coughs and colds soc and 81 90.
Guaranteed by eli druggists. Trial
bottle free,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26

nation Elm GliberIt Gittcrcr luer0en
miro. Omar miro Sr. @lftcr crit
nod leine Ganoioatlw M%nfiIn0l8elL
Wtapor Gimarlta bat Oie ltnters
ltllbung Oes Snfen Collectors Mln.
q. Stone, uno nerOcn uer5pettelte
NnItreneungen gemoft, Dem Son.
greb Ibgeor0neten icinc biaberigen
6relnoe abipenitig 81 mod)en. Der
Glerf oes Superior @eriftS Hobert
Dale uno Sderiii @oO1ct iinO be-
rettS nit iliegen6en 6obnen III o1S
Iinamuslaoer i%ibergegan8en, Ooh
iagen Srn. @ohter'S 6relnoc, oaB
Dies nur @enerdle ohnc Irncen lino,
Wabreno 6as &oIf treu SIT 6rn. @od)s
ter bait. LAS repltbIifdniifc Grga'
nfiotionstifet fir Die fommcnoe
Waporspabl lit mic foI1t: iiir MoDor
6. Glap 8imonns, fir Gontrolcllr
George 81. &effncr, fiir &rGIiocnt oeS
5lpeitcn Hotbs5ueigcS George u.
Baitber. Sompb( Wiapor (imanlls,
mic Sr. &ad)ter il1Aen iltjIuiihcn
lire Srgoniiationcn in sen einjelnen
MoroS 5u ItGrfen, utO menn Der
&nnpf einmal eut6rannt it, neroen
it'd 0ie 0emofraten Dor @cr8nii9et
Die S0n0e reiben f0nrelt.
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Stdet Baltimore.
ltnterbaItungs . @cgiueiicr.

nWirTi. s%ffneemie." - SieIc g3unc: .Gulebt
tn ine HatH".
,glnnrn's." 49, Siefc &uhe: .gSbn Girls
ledoe SOME.
,capetp. 2tcfe g9c8c: r9oiton bellies.
2dgliG WtdtinCe.
nSuros Epera Suuic." 49, Nicfc 9Spde: Cen
Sodituber mo ieire Miinitrels.
,Srlinun." Sieic SSume: pRuleo off tbe
Surt".
,Wiarnlnuo." - Siefe gBo@e: acitb's Sauoes
piles&oriielIungeil. 1dpli6 Wiatinee.
,Nuoitorium." - Norf uno IoanlS mo taS
bcriihnie Ronbs@auct.
,gcw Wonnmcuial." -, Sieie 4ohe: 81
@ife Gup" mo bic r3oup @irls". IdaliG
Diditnee.
,,6uloruahe." - Nieic gSofc: tdalid, 5luci
Observation-Disclosures
,3oo Mint, " North glpcnue uuo Eat, Sirafc.-
Sept often. ldlliG 5tuei Soriieluupen.
n~Snirmprut 6uuelnpe Hr. 37S, 3. Z. 81
Wlontag. ben 26. 9Eonember. II. Stiiiunasfeit,
llnterbaltuHg unb 9du in Der ,@ermaniaal}dns
uerborspdue".
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." 49, GonHerftag, ben
20. Hooen1ber. gluiterrsS oupcr uno Nnu IN Der
ySGborsaGceunrs0ale".
Griitts 1eaboohsAceiiul am Srcitag, ben so.
Gunember. 1 ubr Nadinjttuns.
apeSiat.Grlurlion nndi wcttrsbura am SAM
fuguliqsta9. SOnneriida. oeU 20. yonGmber.
rNrbriter' Dl6nuerd1u - Sienffug, Den 4.
Sc6emhct, giniteru'G ouper NH Naa in Der
oYnfnheticsoaue. 9r. 600, Ntoros Srcmonts9lpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
BUR ScnGhtuna !

Die Serren @creins. nnS 2ogen.
ScfrrtGre uerScn gebeten, alle Ser.
cinsbcridte obcr Sdriftitife, bic fir
ben v9cutiden GprrcippnScntcn" be.
itimmt iinb, brett an Die 3cituue 5a
abrriiircn, tim elmer prompten Gr.
lcOisuns iidJcr 5n Iein. 9nrd Sas
Ibrciiircn iold)er Sdriftitide an
Inscltelte trcten in bcrcn Ibipeien-
bcit 6ftcrs fir beiSc Ynrteicn unlieb.
iamc @ers6scrnngcn Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
@nl0cnes NnbiI1n1L.

@olocneS Subil1urn. -
CARDINAL Gibbons beir6t bclltc 9tod,.
mIitog 0aS st. Catherine Ncrnlal
SnItitut," Ode bon SurIcms uno Nr.
lington.grenue, NO Shmcitcr Serb
rono bonn nSroen ser SdrueItern
bon, beiligen arcu5" unb Oberin orS
Silltitlits ibr 80. SlibilGum ieiert.
gltS Oieier YnIoB miro cir rcidbolli.
gfS llilterbaltungS > &rogromm sur
Clirftilbrnng fommcn.
NftiSierS -GrncnuunQcn
Sn Der leBteil 0criummluno Der
Gomaa9nic W beS >. Heaimen!S
lpuroen folqenoe Siii5icrc crluGblt:
Gopiton :. v. SenfinS, I. lieutenant
Serbert u. Smith mo >. 2ielltennnt
:. III. Coulter. Gopit1n Senfins, ser
ciG lebr iGbiger Sifi5ier lit, commolls
S:rte Die G%onlpogrtie M lp1breno 0eS
crlten 1beiles ocS iponiid).onerifani.
lden ariegeS. Mio0clp @oitber, ser
plSberiac Captain, rciignirte on t..
Nouenlbcr. 0a CT 3ablmciiter bci'nl
H%cgimcntsItab ipuroc.
= dl p! q t q III / q 8 c i, II
Strctt. = @eitern friih puroe 40.
ll5ilt 9ufler bon Scr mittlcren Holis
6clltotion nodl DEM nSepering 0pllic,"
Gdc bon SaDcttr, mo Sront.S trabe,
gcrittcr, ipo lid i'm oberitelt Stod,
lperf 5luei Sflafblr'dciL Neni. Mad
uno 6reb. StallSberg. geitrittcn bot
ten. Mad bate aitf De- liAfcr Wad,
cine ctlpa brei 3oll lottGe uno cine
holbet 3o4 tieie Sdniiipmtoc oonolt
getroger, 9tohocm Wtod IN Stoot.
Solpitol p%erbunDcn lpprocn mar, mltr.
ocn Seibe i'll Der mittleren Eoliseilto.
iioll eiiaeiiedt. Eoli5cirihter Gran.
nan entlieB 9eiiern @eioe. bo Wntf
feline gnflage gegen Stansbers, er.
beben moate.
Writ cinem s. ii aes
if) Iugen. - Ter III 9tr. 149, Horh-
8op.S traBe, mobnenbe Nrtliteft Sas.
u. Wauinion luuroe geitern Nadmit-
tag bon Goli5iiten Samiion an 9om.
ms @erite in balbbemuBtloiem 3u.
itnnoe auigeiunben. Waainion hattie
cine @iinbe onl Siniertopie. Die ofieu.
bar bon einem aniippelhieb berriibrtc.
Ia Der @erlette aud ctlpos iiber or.l
Iurit aetrunfel bntte. ndbm i'm Ser
Yoli5iit Suerit nnd bein Stoot.9oipi.
tol uno Damn nod Der nlittlerelt &c.
ii5eiiIniion. Gr inste. hob er ieincr
Iitereiier 5luor femme, ociien 9tanien
nber nid)t perratben miirbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
Nns @cttcr.

Sir Worplunb uno ben Giltrift
Gnlrmbia bcutc id)oncsy mdrmcrcs
@cttcr. 0ienltog berpolft unc Hcgcn
in pcitlidcll Worpluno, lcidtc Siio.
lpinoc.
@citern bctritg Die b0dite Scn1pc.
roilr 50 @roo INN 3 llbr Nadnlit.
Tags, mabrenb Der nieori9lte Cher.
mometcritanb I'M 6 llbr MtorgertS
36 8roo mar.
III ben iibrigen 9u1oesp @etters
%ltationcn luurbe folgenOe Oiinimol'
Icmperatlr regiitrirt: Gaitport %,
Eortlano 36. Bolton 81, Nlbonn 36,
Nem.Dorf 81. E%bilaoelpbiu 36. Mt.
lanticsSitp 81, @aibington 81. Nor.
folt Al. SattGros 46, Gbarleiton Al,
Saponnab "A, S%odionpiac 81, Supi-
ter Y, acpsgacit -, Nilonto IA.
Mortgomcrp IS, Nelp.S Orleans 56,
Tulcitinc 81. @olpcitou 81, Corpus
Ghriiti 81, Mentpbis Is, Cincinnati
30, EittsburG 30. Sa4ucgo 81, @lli-
Inlo 36, Glcpelonb 80, 9retruit 30,
Nlpeno "a, Warqrctte 81, Green
Sop IS. GbicoGo 36, 9ulutb 81, ct.
Eoul IS, ct. 2ouis 3S. &oniuS Gitp
Y, Omaha 30. %nron 30, 9isnlortf
II, @lltitor IS, Nuurc 4. Scleno
Is. Salt Sdfe.Gitp 30. 9cnucr %,
Nortb Elottc. 26, GobgcyGitp 81.
gnlurillo 81 unc Sos NngeleS 3S
@ra0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26

wanoerte 5unadyit I'M Yatrohpagen
nab Der noromeItliden 8oli5eiitation,
mllroe jeoo6 ipater pom Ridter
8olomon %entlaiien, nad)oem fir sen
@trib Siirgifait fir iein Grifeinen
sum belte itattiinoenoen @erbor ge.
itelt mnr0en NOR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
0elSienbnnae

nod) 0citidIano "a Gents pro Marf,
mad, Ocitrcid 2oA Gcnts pro aronc.
Eorto criro. Sdiffsfarten bon nto
nad 9eitidIano.I 2eilepdfIe, Wet).
iel, Greoitbriefel Anb aiisIdnoiides
gclo. SbeO. 81 0iener & Co., 217
SIt.galtimore. Strabe. COB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
Scntides NeIS

gu pcrfaufcn. $3.50 Gents bro Warf
ODER 4.20 Nart fir cinen Dollar.
Wediel unb Greoitbrieie auf ole
Stdbte gnropo's. geIoienounsen,
gdiffsfartcn, &eiiepdiie uno aiisIdn.
biides WeIb. Sbtu. s. 0irntr & Co.,
217 Sit-Valtimore. Strabe. (3O3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
Mer at M~Gcmmatismns,

Wcr an MGenmatismis, 8idjt,
Mascn- ober irgenb ciitcr d,roniid)cn
obcr nerpoien aranfbeit lcibet, ionte
nift peridume,, ons Yicnna Sana.
tarinm, 4t3, Meit.5 apetteifrnbe, 81
beiuden. gie slnItaIt garantirt cine
Sur fit jeSen BON ibr iibernommenen
SAT-. (322-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
Gin idSnes unp uisIides weI6euI

Sin id6nes nnb niislides Wei6eni
fir G~nseboriee 1T INNER cine Iebens.
sroke photographic ooer cine Tint.
leriid puacnoetc Copic Clues aIteu
giloes in Grapon, 8aRerfarbe, Del
ooer Taitea. Die idSniten Cabinet.
bilber MIR ST pro Intenb.
Jnltns Sebbel, oeutider pbotosrapb
co. 321 Wuro.Wap.S trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26
Gin nencs Sapitcl.

2ejcr Witafer miro megen an1eb-
lid)er grtfiibrurg OcS anabet
Slor0 grluner aus @rnnO Sslano,
Ne6r., perbnftet unO inter 9iirg-
'haft geIteat,
Nl Der 8ei6ihte OeS anuben
6IopO Sruner aus @rano Sslnno,
Nc6r., be9arn aeitern Elm rleucs SEA.
pitel, ais 2e5er Minafer, 9tr. 107,
NorO . SrontltrlBc. pom Rid)ter
@rannon in Scr mittlcrcn @olijei.
Itation fiir Gin Gcrhor am 3. 0e5em'
Der inter $4,000 9iirgidoit c~ntloiien
DllrOc. Die 8ebeimpoli5iiten Arnt.
Itrona ltro Gougbliu bnttcn am Cant
ItG9 AbenO @inafer AMI Elm nom
NarifJaa Sarnln %empiangenes Sele-
gramm oes Sderiifs ). 70. 0unfle-
ton ais @ran0 Sslano, Ncbr., per-
baftet, in melfem uerlangt Miro, oaB
@inufer perbaitet uno bis gum Gin-
%trefIen uon guslieferln0s . Yopieren
inter ser ACKNOWLEDGING ser Gntfiib-
rlng fcItgcbnltcn lperOeu iou. @lcif,
}eiti8 erncnnt Sferiii Gunfleton
0rn. &. 6. 9rorn bon Smaba, ser
oen Glabet micoer 5uriid brin9en
ioa, 5u ieinem Siilisi6criii.
Sr. 9ropn ingt, Dab cr Die Mlttter
oeS &nabcn ieit Sobren fcnnt, mo
OicIelbc ibren Sobn nie miBbanoelte.
Srnu @runcr mar friibcr &inoermGo.
den in ieincm @allie, .uno nabnl er
Die Sadie in bic Sano. "a 5Sralt 9rll.
ncr arm lit, illto mllBte ieine 6reunoe
Wid0cl Gllbabp, Snfcl oeS anaben,
mclher bon Eot Grofpc entiilbrt pitr.
DC, Srn. Rclion WnrriS, Sen 3leiid-
pndcr, ms &. 6. Dolt non Ser .9eQ
5clcpbcn Co." fir ben SAL 81 lite
reiiiren.
Naf0em Sat Grome pegcn Man.
gels cineS @eIeteS %itrailos DAMON &c.
tornlncn mar. mltr0e iofort Elm nelies
@eIeb iormulirt, ourd) meldea liir
EcrinneL mclde bel Scr Gntiiibr1ng
bon &inOern iinan5icQc &iilic lciltcn.
cine 3ud)tbai$ltraic Don millocItcn9
20 Sabren ieit1eiebt miro.
Sr. @inafer beltreitet feinespcaS,
0oB or Den anuben ftnon5ieQ inter
ltilbte, bod bate CT Oies obne ielbIt.
liid)tige Motiuc MIR ocsmcgen actbun,
nm aus Dem 9nobcn cineu gllten
Wann 81 nlnd)cn. ou OoS Sotel, IN
mclt)cm 6lopb ouiBe5ogen muroe.
Ilidlt Der paiienoe Elab iiir oenielben
lpar. Ser anabe bate ibrn nlitae.
tbeilt. DAB ;eine Mutter i'm lfleht
bebdltoeltc luto 0ieielbe aii Nb1pegc
seratben lei. Sr. @inafer unteriudtc
Die Sadie uto fano Die 9ebol,ptlingen
oes &naben uon alien Seiten beta.
tigt. Garllibin traf cr om II. unb
10. Noucmber nit Mirlafer IN g)orf,
elmer Srtlhnit nabc 8rnno Sslanb,
%5uinrnmelL n0d)oem Ser annbe inn
gela9t bate, nab CT Dol, Sollic burd;-
bremen piir0c. I'm i'm alti Die rid.
llAc Sd5n ST brtngen, bradtc 9r.
@inoter Den ana5cn mad, Baltimore.
Ger ilul9e @rluler beiinoct iif in
Scr Sbbut DIS Srn. 9romn. meld)em
er ppl Der ainOeridub . @ciellihait
itbergebW1 morOen lit. uno iou or be-
reit lciL nab 9tebrosfa 5llriid5l.
febrclt.
WlorlfaQ 6ornon cnlpiin1 9citern
gbeno nod iol9enoes Sclegrumm
bonn Sheriii Iunfclton: .MpplifG.
ton filr NuSlicferlln9spopicre miro
am Wfontag genlodt meroen. Wer0c
fonnncl1, iobolo oic Yopicrc orsge.
Itelt lpur0en iiub."
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So" Ter %. Sabresboll bcs ,Y1der,
llnteritiislingss Sereins Rr. 8" finbct
ndd}iten Wittpoh in Der n8ermonio.
W1nnerfor.SaIe" Itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-26

Ton einem StraBe II
abnmaagon &c d. lenoert.
Gte att5igidbrige 6rau Mamie
Waooen pon Nr. 1888, @uiliprb,
Ipeltie, nnroe geitern 8ormittug If
ubr on Der @de Don @ililforo.N penlte
uno EreItonltraBe pom @agson Nr.
210o Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ba-
oitrd) geid)leuoeert, oaB iid) Der 8ag.
8cn in Semegutg ieste. cbe Die @rei'
lin oenIeI6en beiticeen bate. Sic er.
lltt T~erIebun9cn am aopi uno Hiiden
itlto pllroc pom Sltpcrintenoclltell
Der ~StroBcnbobn : @eieuifait q.
8olt1b IN lire 0ubning 9cbrud)t.
no eth Nr5t Der StraBenbabn. @eieIl.
'd)ait Die &erleste hebunoelte.
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moro NJ e it I d c
Ttitrift.

eli 8aitc, balb meiB, balb idppnr5.
.befanocn lid, gcitern Nod)nrittng &C.
gen 4 llbr III Der @irtbitoit BON
Geo. 5. 9uolep, Rr. CAB, Soffntan-
Strabe, ais mie ein glis ans bette
REM $immel Sereennt 3enets nit
hrei Voli3iitcn in benz Gririihnngs.
Sofal eridien. Gle san5e @eiellidait
The St. Mary banner., 1906-06-30

7 Some one has SAID, records the Bos-
ton Advertiser that this indicates a
| problem: There are today SO,5o2 more
women than men in the state Of Mas
sachusetts The surplus Of women in
the state has gained by nearly II 900 in
| the last fifteen years. But it is not a
problem. Let them come The state
is glad of it, and if we are satisfied
| why quail before the attacks of enyious
outsiders? Massachusetts has as much
to be proud of in it's women as in anv
other factor in her history, even if
there are occasional queer theories and
freaks Of reform laid at their doors
Massachusetts has produced more fa-
nous women than any other part OF
the world, and her women have left
an impression on history which the
women OF no other part Of the world
have duplicated. American poetry may
be said to have sprung from the brain
Of Mrs. Ann Bradstreet, and the first
American novel to achieve greatness
was Charlotte Temple" by Susanna
Haswell, of Massachusetts. And in lit
erature the Massachusetts women are
holding good place. Considering all
that Massachusetts women have done
for the state in the past, there is com.
fort in the thought that the numbe,
of them, in excess of the men, is in.
creasing, rather than diminishing. We
can always find men enough to scratch
plong with. They grow everywhere,
and perhaps they average up about the
same wherever found. But a Massa.
chusetts woman is the choicest bloom
of humanity.
The St. Mary banner., 1906-06-30

continue to suffer rather than submit
to examinations which 50 many phvsi-
clans propose in order 10 intelligently
treat the disease; and this is the resl-
son why SO many physicians fail to
cure female disease.
This is also the re eason why thousands
upon thousands Of women are currx,-
spending with Mrs Pinkham, daughter
law of Lydia E. Pinkham, at Lynn.
Mass. To her they can conflde everv
detail of their illness. and from her
great knowledge. obtained from years
OF experience in treating female lila,
Mrs. Pinkham can advise sick womesa
more wisely than the local physician.
Read how Mrs. Pinkham hel ped Mrs T.
.Wiiladsen obtaining, Ia. She writes
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
can truly say that you have saved ray
Life, and ! cannot express my gratitude in
words. Before l wrote to YOU telling yo1
how felt. had doctored for over two years
steady, and spent lots Of money in medicines
besides. but it all failed to do me any good !
had female trouble and would daily have faint
ing spells. Dackache, hearinc-,iown pains :l,l3
my monthly periods were very irregua. cEl
finally ceased. | wrote to YOU for yonr axf-
vice aud received letter full OF instructions
Just what to do. and also commenced to take
Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable ComuAi,al
and have been restored to perfect Lea!:h
Had it not been for you l would have bees
in my grave to day
Mountains of proof establish the fact
that no medicine in the world equals
Lydia r. Pirkham's Vegetable Conn
pound for restoring woInen's health.
The St. Mary banner., 1906-06-30
Question and Answer.

The Rochester Democrat inquiries what
would have been the effect if the banks
had been attacked as have been the insur-
ance companies. In addition to a news
paper crusade in the North against insur-
ance companies. the earthquake gave some
OF them terrible jolt. That thy ha e
stood these tests so we'll is because they
distribute their risks and do business better
than in years past when one or two great
fires would sometimes start a financial
panic. In the South the Mississippi Home
Insurance Company has conducted its busi-
ness so safely that it is stronger than ever.
Ask for the agent in your town.
The St. Mary banner., 1906-06-30

The readers ofthis paper will be pleasedto
learn that there is at least one dreaded dis
ease that science has been able to cure in all
its stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being con-
stitutional disease, requires constitutions!
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Glencoe, the Chicago suburb which
achieved fame by the construction oi
bumps" for speeding automobiles,
aow has an additional reason to feel
proud. Its device has been adopted by
Professor Fisher. Of Wesleyan Uniyer-
sity, recently elected Mayor of Middle
town, Conn. If drivers now exceed
the speed limits in Mayor Fishers
hailiwick they will be shunted into
the Connecticut River by the bumps"
and their ardor for rapid fight will bs
suddenly cooled.
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Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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Buffalo has heard CT the greater
Pittsburg, S0G alow there is an All-Buf-
1aio movement. 1t is becoming more
and more difficult for people to dwell
IN the suburbs of an aspiring city. The
city soon reaches out its tenlacles and
draws them in to swell the size of its
directory.
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No battles,:ip can throw a she'll ten
miles. They seldom 60 into action at
a distance of more than three miles. A
single discharge from one of the big
guns of battleship costs from $1GOU
to $500 and, as no great degree OF &C.
curacy can be attained much beyond
three miles, the guns are not used at a
very much longer range, since it would
be waste of money, declares the New
ark Call. The new British battleship
Dreadnaught, not yet in commission.
will have fairly accurate range Of
five miles, it is understood. In one or
two instances in the recent war the
Japanese vessels threw projectiles over
four miles. Tests for full range of
guns, regardless Of accuracy Of firing.
are not made, since no advantage is to
be gained by them. Another reason
why the actual firing range OF big
guns on a battleship can not be much
beyond the range of reasonable accur-
acy is the high trajectory necessary to
throw shells long distance. For sew
eral reasons ships guns can not be
pointed high IN the air.
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BABY'S AWFUL HUMOR
Thin Skin Formed Over Body and Under
1t Was Watery BloOd-Cured In One
Week by Cuticura Remedies.

when my lltt'' gir! baby was one
week old sne mad skin disease A thin
skin formet over her body and under 1t
was watery blood, and whe she was
washed it would burst and bre' She was
in that condition fer -eeks, aud l tried
everything l could think u, but nothing
Gid her any good. When she was three
months old l took her to San A-tonio to
see doctor, bu the doctor we wanted
to see ! s lot home. SO my sister gave
me a AXE of Cuticura Soap ard half
box of Cutlcura Ointment, and told me
to use them, which in time. l used
.helu rec times, and the humor began to
fade, and in tne week she as SOUND and
WELL and t has lever returned since.
think every mother should keep the
Cuticura Remedies in the house. Mrs. Ii.
Aaron Benton. Texas. uIy 3. 1885,
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In an attempt to liuuefy helium,

In an attempt to liquefy helium,
'rcf. O!szcwski recently produced the
remarkably low temperature of 455
degrees below zero, Fahrenheit. 1t
vas done by suddenly expanding a
Gass of gas helium which had been
subjected to pressure of about 2100
pounds to the square inch. in a tenn
peiature SO low that it nearly solid
lied hydrogen. The helium showed
40 sign of liquefyicr.
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bad weather brought
kidney troubles OF
ME. and l suffered
twenty years with
sharp, cramping pains
in the back and urin-
airy disorders. | often
had to get up a dozen
times at night to uri-
nate. Retention set
in. and l was obliged
to use the catheter.
l took to NV bed. and
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Speaking Of the late Mrs. Whitney's
literary record, the New York Evening
Post says: "A successful juvenile out
lasts dozen beSt-seliers." Catch the
children and fame and fortune are won.
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Lighting struck the hennery of Mrs
Fowler. n Bloomfield, Coma, and killed
one hen out of 100 perched on the diff
fercnt rocsts, but did no other dam
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Benevolent assimilation in South
west Africa has already cost Germany
$3.50, 100000. Colonies are expensive
Iuxuries, thinks the Philadelphia REQ
ord.
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