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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-10-18
WOMAN VAG-IN-OIDS

specific for BARRENNESS, and If used
according to directions BARRENNEss cannot
exist. Perfectly harmless: can be used by tho
most delicate at any and all times
In CASES OF PROFUsE MENSrRUATIoN flood
ing) 1t works like charm causing contraction
OF the blood vessels, so that the flow become.
perfectly natural. and can be safely applied to
the patient while the monthly period is in ex-
iStence.
IN CASES OF PAINFUL MENsTR UATIoN caused
by congestion and infamma ton of the mouth
or neck Of the womb, few applications win
relieve this unnatural condition.
IN CASES OF PREGNANCY it may be safely
used up to the fifth month, thereby relieving
the womb of its general infiamed and congest-
ed condition, consequently relieving the pat
lent of more than one-half the suffering at
childbirth
CHANGE OF LIFE In this case it il a wonder
full remedy, relieving the organ of all morbid
conditions that have been in existence for
years, It's special action gives health and
strength to the whole constitution producing
a healthy reaction Of the whole nervous syS-
TEN. Cures nervous sick headache, pains in
the back of the head. nap of the neck" in
fact any and all nerve pains. Price 81 90 per
box 3for $3.50.
Above manufactured by LA RUE CHEM.
CO. Limit ed Paris.
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NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF ART.
ICLES OF INCORPORATION OF
THE ART-WILKINSON
GRAIN COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that at sre.
cial meeting of the stockholders of
said corporation held on the 5th of
September, 1906, after due notice first
given, the articles of said corporation
were amended as follows:
SECTION |.
This corporation is hereby named
the Lincoln Grain Company.
SECTION VII.
The affairs of this corporation shall
be administered by a board of six
directors, to be elected by the stock
holders at their first meeting, and an
nually thereafter all of whom shall
be stockholders at the time of their
election; and in case any director shall
cease to own stock he shall at once
vacate his office; vacancies in the
board of directors shall be filled by
the remaining directors, when in SEES
sion, for the balance of the unexpired
term, at any regular meeting or a spe-
cial meeting called for that purpose.
Directors shall hold Office for the term
of one year from the date of the an
nual meeting of stockholders and until
their successors are duly elected and
regularly entered upon the duties of
their Offices.
]. S. EWART,
President.
ELLIOTT LOWE,
Secretary.
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Weekly Market Report

ket at close OF this week but thus far
the market is firm Packers are get
ting a large proportion of the receipts
at present Many feeder buyers are
still holding back for lower prices.
We do not look for much decline. We
quote:
Choice steers, $575@650; fair to
good, s4S5@56O; common to fair,
$4.25@4.75 bulls, stays, etc, $2Oo6
400; choice heavy feeders, $4,000
500; fair to good, $32503.90; grass
cows, $1.75M3.70; veal calves, $4,000
600.
Hogs are selling about in the same
notches as week ago. Range, $500
M6.40
The sheep market holds firm with
very liberal receipts.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicaoo, Oct -Cattle-Receipts
II 600 head. The market was steady,
with fancy steers, s675@7.30; common
to good, "a 0om6.75; cows, s270M
Ats; heifers, s26NM5.35; bulls. $4,000
450; calves, SO 0OMS.00; stockers and
feeders $2.40M440.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 head The
market was 5010c lower. with good
to prime heavy, $660M675; medium
to good heavy $4.60@655; butcher
weights, s660m6 rs; good to choice
mixed $65om6 go; packing, $1,000
$40; PIGS, $5.75@64O.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000 head. The
market was 10c lower, with sheep,
s4.50@5.75; yearlings, $5.50@6.00;
lambs, $6000775.
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from the publication of this notice /
will apply to the County Treasurer of
Lancaster County, Nebraska, for a
deed to said tracts of land
Dated -, 1906
H. ROSENTHAL.
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT DE-
PENDANT

To Daniel Frank Durham, non-resi-
dent defendant, you will take notice
that on the goth day of September,
1906 Laura E. Durham, plaintiff, filed
her petition in the District Court OF
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RIGGS PERSONAL COLUMN
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on by self-abuse, excessive indulgence
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Srmtafcr 8attinmurb.

Mpunt Carmel 9a., 80.
0c5cnrbcr. - @ilIiam @bittager, Gin
bicliger moblbefunnter @innc5ner,
ernloroete geItern Mbeiio ieine Che
irau in 8c9enpart ieiner Mlitter itno
Ser Wutter ieiner Srali, inbcm er ibr
nit einem Haiirmeiier Die aebIc
ourhihnitt. GaS Gbepoar @6ittoger
por lett 5ruei Snbren uerbeiratbct;
Dor eilligen @od)eu gerietben iie in
Streit, puroitf Die SSrai ole Gbepob-
nntng uerlieB uno iih) 81 ibren gltern
5urild begab. @eItern iprah iie geraOe
init threr Wutter lno Shpiegermut.
Ter, ais ibr Wann bas 3immer betrat.
Gr rid)tcte eitige @orte on lie, 5og
Damn Elm Rnlirmeiier ans Ger Said)e
llno toOtcte Die llngliidlide. Der
Morber entflob; er ipliroe pcll elmer
In5abl gepobncr periolgt, o6er es
gelnng inn, oie'en 81 entfommeli.
Sente tebrtc or freilpiaig bierber 3u-
riid ilno lpllroe perboftet.
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man cine Wenge 3eugenpernebnlull.
gen 81 iparen lno Die Gntidcioun0
iiber Die 9eredtigung oes S6ulratfs
BON San 6ran5isco sur Nusidlic.
bung Der jnpnniiden ainoer bon Sen
S6ulen, nelde bic amcrifoniidJen
Sinner beilldcr, 81 beihleuniger.
gSie @eneralanlpalt gonaparte nodh
Der Gonferen5 erfl1rte, lit ieOoh cine
einigung nod nibt er5ielt unb eS
lperoen 1peitere 9eipredyungen erfot,
oerlid iein.
HeDnol0S 0antt o6.
observation-disclosures Wtc9icnnolos,
lpelfer If)on frii6er erflGrt 6ot, 0oB
CT 5llriidtreten lperoe, nm in cine 9ln=
lpoltsfirma in Netp-Oorf eirButretcn,
retdte Dem @eneralonuolt Bona.
porte iormell ieine Heiignotion cin,
melf)e an I. Sanuar in aroft treten
miro.
Stcnograpbcn perlnnqt.
Gos 9itrcau fir Die iriuloren Mll-
9elcgenheltcn mad)t befonnt, ooB ouf
cen Ebilippinen cine In5obl Steno-
Drnpbell gcbraltdt miro. @lcidseiti0
miro Darouf oufmerfiom 1cnlod)t,
DOB am %. Sonltar bon scr Gipil.
0ienItbebor0e cine nelle 9riiflnn IN
Dem 5lped abgebalten mer0en miro.
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GoGnerh0hnna %lpahrihcinlidl.
GonIerell5 i'll Chicago ii6er 6orocrun-
gen Der 9o6nan9eiteatcn.

Gbicugo, 81, 80. 0eScm6cr.
- Sertrcter ser 9nbngeieQi6aften
uno Elm Gonlite ser Observation-Disclosures
botten bier cine gelneiniame Comic
rel5 iiber Die 6oroerungcu b0Gerer
Soblte uno oeS ad)titiinoigen ar6eits-
tageS ab. @eiterl1 pcrlautcte, oaB
quite @riinOe fir oie glnnabme Dor
bonOen ieien, Oob sic 6eite6enocn
Sttferen5en 0urh einen 9(ltSgleid err
leoigt merOen ipiiroen. Gie Sonic.
rcn5 mllroe auf Neronlaiiun9 Don
@orren 3. Stone, Dem @roBdef Der
Srlioeridait Der Observation-Disclosures,
melder geItern bier eingetroiien mar,
elnberlt1en. Iih er iagte, buB Die
Inslid)tcn iiir cine ~freltnoIid)e Bel
le9lng Der 0iffcren5cn quite iciet.
Die &creinigung Der @crcral-W Mama.
ger bat Itatiltilfc Nnd)neiiungcn iiber
Die @irfltnn elmer 9~epiQigulg ser
gelteIlten 6orOcrungen be~rarsgege-
ben. 0arolls gebt berpor, DoB cine
Grbo6nng Ser 2obne ser 2ofomotips
fllbrcr, Sei5cr, Gonollftellre mo oeS
3u9perlonals Inn pier Yro5ent bel
Den sur Sereinigung geb0rigen %
Snbnen cine i1brlide Mc5rausgobc
Don @tnnnn 600 -..s-h~ ."-<-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-31

Die WcnerG4, Y. suits, L. y.
Sppor0, 0. NJ. Go69e urlO Soratio
=. Sing Nnlpraden bnlten. Gle 81
fcntlid)cn Scicrlidfeiten ser ,SocietD
Of tie Irmp Of fife Eotomoc" lpcr0cl,
oil oemielben stbenb itottfinoen; bier.
bel miro ST.. Wartin W. 2ittleton aus
9ecm-9)nrf oils HeOner ollftretclt. gnl
%iolgcnocn Gage miro bic 8eiellid)oft
cillcn Iusilltg nnternebnlelt, mpralli
am Ibertb Gin 6eitelien iol9t.
8rnn0beitib 10 in0el i'm
S n~0ioncr- Scrritoriun III.
Ser 9eridt BON g8iQiam GuOlep
Soulfc, ncldcr BON YrGiioent Hooie-
pclt nad Dem SnOioner.S crritorium
9einliot morOen lit, I'M llnteriudJuli.
gen ilber ben nit Somn-@ runoitiifeil
bctriebcncn Sdnuinbcl an5uiteacn, lit
Dem Scfretdr 0itd)cod 5ugcgangcH
iulo bon Oielem Den 9enmten Oes
Suiti5oepartemelts sur Briifung Der
einihl0gigcn He6tsiragen ilbcrpie-
len porOen. Ger 9eridt lit iebr ltill'
fongrcid uno be5iebt iih nur olti
cinen Eunft uilb bis all1 onoere Gbtl.
Lido Ingeiegetibeiten unteriud)t iilp,
miro Ser 9cridt nitt peroffcntlidt
lperoen.
& o NJ it od 6Ieibt Snpeftor.
Observation-Disclosures Gortelpoll giebt
betannt, oaB Die Yeribte, oob Yoit.
Snipcftor Intbonp Gomitod ieines
IntcS entboben iuorben iei. nnbe'
1riinbet ieien. Cine llnteriud)ung,
ourd oiperie in 3eitnrgen auf Som,
tod genlohte Ingriffc p%cruriadt,
babe crgcben, ooB Gontitod ME cine
folid)c grsiuge ab9egebcn babe, alldj
bobe CT lic ieine Gednungen fir
Meilenaebiibren geiGlibt.
Sencr Setpro5cB in Gan
Sran5iSco.
Sn 2aufe oes geitrigen cages fan
ben bier Gonieren5er Sluiiden Oern
@elleralompolt 9onaporte, bem
9unOcs.G iItriftsonipnlt Geplin ans
San S~ran5isep uno benz Stants-
iefretGr Huot 81 Dem 3lpcd Itatt, I'M
lid be}iiglid) oes Sbatbeltanoes bin.
lidtlid Der iupaniiden Sdpllfroae 1T
San 6~ron5iseo 5i peritanoiacn. Gie.
ier Sbatbcitano ioa Damn cinent bon
Der 8unocsregierun6 an5uitreneen.
ben Grobcpro5eB 5n 0runoe gclegt
peroen, in meld)em 5u enti6eiben
lein miro. Oh in Inbetradt oes Ser.
trages nit Sapan Die Srennung Der
Sdulfinoer nad Goiien itattbaft err
ideint. Gurd) cine Gereinbarung
biniihtlih pes Sbatbeitanoes gepenft
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Noplpb Snidj anfcr Wcfahr.

81. 2omis, DO, 80. Ie5ember.
- Der befnlllte 9rallberr Noolpbls
Vuld), nelder 'eit <r5eln an einer
Singencnt5iluoung oarnieoer liegt,
erlitt geItern cinen Giifiua, bon Dem
er lid ieood) balb lpieoer er1olte. Gie
i'm bebnnoelnoen Ier5te bielten DIN
Hadndttag cine Goniultation n6, nad)
mclber iie Sru. 9uid) aiiBer @efabr
erflarten, on nlir cine Silnge BON Der
@nt3iinoung ergriifcn iei; Iles, mas
notb tGue, iei cute Eflegc. Gie 80
mile lit mebr beiorgt iibcr Die gleid)-
falls onrd) aronfbeit ans gett &C.
%fcilelte ssrau gnid. @s beiBt 5mar,
oob iie mr. al elmer %itarfen erfdl-
thug leioe; bos itnrfe Sieber, bon benz
lie geplagt lit, bat aber ibre ardfte
iebr gcidrpadlt, 10 oaB BitJt jeOc Be
iorgniB altsgeldloilen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-31

in Sen Observation-Disclosures in Gu-
ma9lep beigelegt miro. Sd babe
oort6in 500 Gapoleriiten geItern
sbenb geionOt uto beute Morgen
mllroe mir mitgetbeilt, Der Strife lei
bon feinem Selang." Gin gIeid)faIls
peroffentlidtes Eripotidreiben BON
einem boben ungenannten Sffi5ier on
oas 0epartement beitGtigt 8ollper-
neur Magoon'S Gngaben.
Gompromi B gene6migt.
SefretGr Sitfcod ~genebmigte Elm
GompromiB nuf $4,000 be5iigli6
ongeblid)er Sol5oicbereien. Ser Scr.
gleid bil0et ben Iusgang BON Ero.
5eilen, melhe ihon Dor etlid)en SAB.
rem gegen 81 Specification i'm Noro-
tueIten eingeleitet moroen marell,
pcl6e beiduloi9t mur0en, iid &ol3-
bclt0noe otf offentli6en 2dnbereicu
angeeignet 5u baben. Sor Sabr mo
Gag lpuroen IN Den 9unbcsgeribten
&logen ge9cn oic Bitter Hoot Gcpc-
Iopment &c." bic yInaconbo Wining
Co." Die uqnaconoo Copper Winin1
Co." @olter WcGop, 9. S. Scns
neiicp, Morgaret g. Gain urtO bic
ielbe ais Goaitrederin 0eS Seita.
ments BON Marcus Gain, @ilinm
Scolon, g9iQiom M. Giron, 9opiS
g. Bean, Somes 9. So9qin, 2IopO
Sepis uno bic Grben bon Miuionl
Scarf anbGngig ocmodt. Sefrctor
Sitdcod licB Die Sodc nmtcriud)cn
lnto oos 9emeismaterial Dem Sc.
n%crolanipalt SIR Strofpcrfolgullg
iibergcben, pelder nit ser ipeitercn
Scrfol9unq 5rco. q. Mpnorb, ieincn
Spe5ial-Iiiiitenten, uno M. 6. 9ur6
beouitrogtc. 1os Suits .Geportc.
ment mar sur 6iibrung 0cS Bro5clie3
bercit, einen1 iold)en lit aber MN
ourdl Den 9lbihluB ocs e%uuGbntcn
Sergleids porge6eugt moroen ltnO
Die &logcn >perben nltnme6r 5uriid-
ge5ogcn nerberl. 9ic8 lit ser aroBte
9etrog, mcld)en ooS Gcportcment oes
Srncrn je auf @rlu1b bon Sol5oieG.
ltoblen berausgeldlagen bat.
SIlfe iir CHINA.
Gie amerifanii6e Notbe areil5-@s.
leQiGoft ianbtc fir 0ie in Chile Oltrd)
oa5 GrObebcn betroffenen 9ipt6leioen.
ben $3l00 ob; porbcr limo 81 oenliels
ben 3lucd bereitS $S9l3 a%bgegangen.
Ntod) INNER geben flcine 9eitrdgc
fir Den %genannten 3pef Elm, aber
Gle @eieuidoft ridtet iett ibr Ni,gen-
merf olrf Die Notb in China. Sir
China iil0 in benz bieiigen Saupt,
quarter bcreits $4,000 eingegungen,
nobel 5u beriifiidtigcr lit, ooB ans
ben Igentitren in Sen Staoten nod
feline Scridtc unO 3ahlungcn Dor.
liegcn. $r0lioent Hoociepelt erbielt
ron. Is. $. 6arrimlon cine 9cpeide.
IN melder oieicr iit bereit erfldrtc,
Sitter nn0 3ufltbren fir Die bon Der
Slngcrsnotb IN China 9ctrofienen
frci 5u ~beiorbcrn. Gie ireic SciOrOc.
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Yerien's @erfafung.
@citcrn pum Grpnprin5cn uno bcm
SdaB nntcrScihnct.


as pcrIiide Garlomcnt BARI olli
Gnucr 5tpeicr Sabre nidt oufse-
lott mer0en.- @roBfiirit 4l,oreoS
BON GuBIono pom G5aren gemaB.
regelt. - @irO nod Sibirien &c.
i6idt, nm i'm Ben Gerlodun9Gt
elmer idoncn Sdaulpielerin 81
eltt5ie6en. - Nep@ Senperfol-
gunucn I'm SIS t Sui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-31

80. ~->""".1>', oup - lluJ YeYtnluuIs
tig bier nuibdlt. Serid)ieoene Slllt.
butOc baben Die Spur beS Nngrcifers
Madlin nad) Darlington ueriolot,
ober iie BORT perloren. Die &erlebullg
oeS Gbineien lit iibrigenS nid)t idypcr.
Man permltbet, oaB Der Geger &c.
Itern abenO nah Ser S6ot Elm @fero
gcItoblen unO oarani icine Sluft be-
merfIteliatc.
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)oB WalnrId]nften aus Ser Nrmee oeS
Sultons SIT SlaiIuli ii6ergeben, iinO
mcbrerc S6ltbtlingc oeS Qebtercn III
Die Stoot qeftmmcn ltt6 boben lid)
Wlllop Muitopbo, Snfcl Ocs Slll.
tonS, in nller Sorm ulteriporfcn. IS
bctBt iogar, 0nb Gen Woniur, Haiilt.
lis bieIiger Sertreter, oitf iein cige-
mes Scrlangn bier in Soft gctonl.'
men lpor0en mare. m0breno frii6cr
9cneloct lulrrOc, baB er iid Dem 9olt-
SitenbGuptIing on9cihloiien Bate.
Gbntiohe it, oab Sen Wonillr Elm
@cfongener bcS arie1sminiiters lit.
Vie 0ipldAatcn erblicfcn in oem Gr.
folg ocS &ricgSminilterS nidt MIR
eillen Sicg bes SultonS, ionoern
uth cine Hehtfertigung Scr ironSo-
lid lpoltlhen Golitif, mclde Die &c.
glcritn0 BON Waroffp sum Torgcbcn
5luallg.
Inter 9efebl bon Gf gnlroni 6eiin.
oct iif cine mcitere Nbtbciluno Don
Mc9icrunaStrnppcn i'm Innlorid.
Ntcic miro 81 ben Sruppcn ocS
&ricgSnlinilterS ltoBcnL rtn0 0onn
miro bic Geiommtc Streitmod,t 0cacll
Toiinli porriidcn.
Guiiuli Mill 6cutihc
6lo0ge QufGiiicn.
Ranger, Maroffo, 80. IcS. -
GS pcrInlttet Bier .baB sic oelltlhc
Slo9sc iiber Hoiiuli'S feitc Burg 5lt
3ltat o1igc6iBt Dcrben miro. Ger
@onoitcnbdltptIing ioa entidloIicn
lein, mom0glid) Die M1d)te gegen Gin.
onoer Nll5ubeben itno mill inSpiiden
gcmeinidoftlihe Sad)e nit Sem IrG-
t~enoenten MAIDEN. Son elmer onocren
Seite der miro oenmnfelt. 0a6 3ilot
an cine oelttld)e Sirma perfallft NOR.
Den lit, ltno onB bic 2ebtere 9eiit err.
greiren nil, iobalo iid Hoiiuli Don
bort entfernt. alS 9cttercr eriubr,
Dob icine Tcrtreiblng aus Maroffo
beId)lolien moroen Ici, idifte CT ieine
Camille nno iein Sermogen nod) Dem
lfuer 5ugGnglidcn @ebirgsIdlupi.
lpitfel oea Ncni Nrrosltommcs, luGb.
reno CT IN 3inot blieb, pol no ans
CT I'M Safe zines NngriiiS iol9cn
fam. Ben @ba3i, ser f,clle Yaifa
bon Non9er, rbot 9en Manipnr, oclt
frilbcren &ertretcr Aaiinli'S, unto an
'oere @efan9ene entlaiicn. Ben Molr.
Jour bat lid pffen Dem arieg8miniiter
Sioi Mnboinmeb @obbas ongcidIci.
ien mo anoere iriibere NnbGngcr iino
bon Hailuli obgefallen, ollein cine
grnBc Sd)dar ieiner @etrcien ipn lih
i'm 8ebiet oeS Seni arros itommcs
iamnpln.
Rad Ranger bcorbert.
Gobi5 3, 80. GeS. = Ser ipouiide
EanScrfrell5er nGmlperuoor GarloS
Scr Siinfte" unb oas Sd)lod)tidiii
yTelapo" boben 9efebl erbolten, ON
Sonuor nod Sanger obju9eben.
GTags die HOsS'ts, ols!h Inner Gssauft Halt
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Grittf |berp6nt.'

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-31

ligion 3llr Scrfiigune blci6erl. Ser
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-31

Go'oi5 /, 30. Ge5. = Ser ipouiide
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-31

Gas &riegsoepartemcnt uerofiett.
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Gage in Gltba, ans pel6er iid) er.
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-10-12

and investigating mind, an earnest
seeker after knowledge. and above
all, possessed of q wonderfully Gympa-
thetic nature.
In 1s43 she married Isaac Pinkham,
builder and real estate operator. and
their early married life was marked by
prosperity and happiness. They had
four children, three sons and q
daughter
In those good old fashioned days it
was common for mothers TO make
their own home medicines from roots
and herbs, natures own remedies
calling in physician only in specially
urkent cases. BY tradition and ex-
perience many of them gained won
derful knowledge of the curative prop
critics of the various roots and herbs
Mrs. Pinlxham took a great interest
In the study of roots and herbs, their
characteristics and power over disease.
She maintained that just as nature so
bountifully provides in the harvest
fields and orchards vegetable foods of
all kinds; SO, if we but take the pains
to find them, in the roots and herbs
of the field there are remedies ex-
pressly designed to cure the various
Ills and weaknesses OF the body, and
1t was her pleasure to search these out,
and prepare simple and effective medi
cines for her own family and friends
Chief of these was a rare combina
tion of the choicest medicinal roots
and herbs found best adapted for the
cure of the ills and weaknesses pecu
liar to the female seq, and Lydia E. Pink
hams friends and neighbors learned
that her compound relieved and cured
and it became quite popular among
them.
All this so far was done freely, with
out money and without price, as q
labor of love.
But in 1873 the financial crisis struck
Lynn. It's length and severity were toe
much for the large real estate interests
of the Pinkham family, as this class
of business suffered most from
fearful depression, SO when the Centen.
nial year dawned it found their prop
erty swept away. Some other source
of income had to be found.
At this point Lydia e. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound was made known
to the world.
The three sons and the daughter,
with thei- mother, combined forces to