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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-21

skin EN-" playing croquet. and fiddle
dywink Reynolds land a ringer every
time he pitches a horseshoe. and Billy
Holloway pillow two rows of corn at a
time and never break down a stalk, and
Fred Ruch make the best garden in
Cass county. Next July they will be
Boosting how they can shovel snow and
cut ice in PRONUNCIATION tMo.) Her
aid.
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Hammond, Ind Dec II, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus I saw you in the
Lion store but / did not tell you what
i wanted for Christmas. I want
large doll and buggy. a set of dishes,
doll bed. piano and doll chair. This
Is all for this time, be sure and do not
forget to come.
Your friend,
RUTH EISENHUTT
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Hammond Ind nee 10

Dear Santa Claus: / want a doll
what opens and shuts its eyes, like
Mandie's and Boobies, and a pair of
shoes for my dollie with pink toes and
a hood and white dress with pink bows
Dear Santa Claus. be sure and remem-
Der me- / can't remember the number
, of our house. but you will know the
house. 1t is on Logan street fiat B.
CLARA STROUSE
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A girl likes to be considered sensible,
But she draws the line
At having her friends
Give her sensible
Presents for
Christmas.
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Hammond. Ind, Dec. Is, 1898.
Dear Santa Claus: I hope you will
years old. / would like a leather doll
buggy and a big DOLL sled and some
candy and nuts. Your little friend,
ALICE LOKOTZKE.
220 Plummpr avenue
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uammnnd Ind nec 1s 1ane

Dear Santa Claus: / am a little girl.
eight years old l wish you to bring
me a doll and dishes and story book,
candy and nuts and oranges My sis
ter Anna wants the same as I do
MARY JASIN
$50 East State street
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Griffith. Ind, Dec 10, 1908
Dtar Santa: l was thinking of writ
ing you a letter what l wished for
Christmas: l wish to have a storybook
My sister Ida wants a bracelet, and my
sister Katie wants a ring, and my sis
ter Sadie a doll, and my brother John
wants a whistle. Yours ever,
DORA STAAL
Griffith Ind
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Griffith. Ind.
Whiting. Ind. Dec. is. 1908

Whiting. Ind, Dec TO, IyU6.
Dear Santa Claus: AS 1t is a short
time till Christmas / will write and
tell you what 1 would like to have:
would like new head for my doll
and a sewing box, some nice candy and
nuts and ribbons for my hair, and
pair of gloves. l would like some
more things, but mama says your poe
textbook could not pay for all. l want.
so don't forget me. | am your little
friend,
LOUISE MEISSNER.
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LOUISE MElSSNER.
507 Fred street, Whiting, Ind
Hammond. Ind. Dec

HAMMOND, Ind. Dec. 70, 1yUS-
Dear Santa Claus: l see that all the
little boys and girls of Lake county
are writing to you. so I put in mind
that l am going to write. too Dear
soldier suit. Answer soon Goodby.
Your friend,
MR. CARL GROHLER-
1868 Corner Calumet and Conkey
avenues.
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MARGAREZ WSMELL

ney is a little small, also crooked, but
guess you can come down just the
same. Will let the fire burn low that
night Goodby, Santa Claus
CHANDOS RAGON-
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1876 Roberts avenue.
Hammond, Ind, Dec. II. 1905

Hammond, IND, Dec. II, IyV6.
Dear Santa Claus: As Christmas is
again coming around, / thought
would write letter to you and tell
you what I want. 1 want a boat. a set
of tools, an engine and cars and a lit
tie sled. My little sister wants doll,
gocart. set of dishes and a doll cradle.
Well, dear Santa, | know you won't
forget the stocking, so will close hop
ing you will not forget the toys.
JOSEPH LONG
$50 Elm street. Hammond. Ind
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HammOnd, IND, DEC. TO, I5U5.
Dear Santa Claus: l am a little boy,
seven years old. / live at 2S3 Webster
avenue. AS it is so near Christmas 1
hope you won't forget to come to my
house. All 1 want you to bring me is a
new pair of shoes, sweater and pair
tie brother John also This is all. l
hope you won't forget other little boys
and girls. Please remember my ad-
DRESS / live at 2S3 Webster avenue. /
hope you won't forget my name is
FRANK O'DONNELL.
2S3 Webster avenue
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Hammond Ind Dec rs. 10

Dear Santa CLAUS: l would like to
have a steam engine and please bring
my papa a pair of slippers, and bring
me a wagon. Yours truly,
HERBERT LEWKE.
6I2 Hoffman street.
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Mister Santa Claus: Don't forget
me and my sister Irene and my sis
ter Martha and brother Charley and
mamma and papa and grandma. /
doll and buggy. and want a overcoat
and a horn.
ADA DAUGER
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Hammond. Ind. Dec. is. 1908.

Hammond, Ind, Dec. IS, 1908.
Dearest Santa Claus: Please bring
me a fireman suit and a wagon; and,
dear Santa Claus, please bring me a
Christmas tree and some nuts and
candy. Your own little boy,
HOWARD DIXIE.
372 State street, Hammond, Ind.
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Hammond, Ind, Dec. 10, 1908.
Dear Santa. 1 am a little boy ten
years old. Please send me a sweater
coat and a postal album and a stock
ing full of nuts and candy. 1 am your
little friend,
WILLIE LITTMANN.
CT
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Colony,

Colony.
1902-Remains of Julia Dent Grant
placed in the Gront tomb on Riv-
erside Drive, New York.
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Hannmond Ind nec ia 1qnS.

IIdIIIIIIUIIu, IIIu., LeN. TO- .VVo.
Dear Santa Claus: I have tried to
be very good this year so that you
will bring me something. | want you
to bring me doll and gocart and
some dishes. With love,
JOSEFINE ANDERSON.
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Hammond, Ind. Dec. Is, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: 1t is near Christ
mas so l thought l would write you a
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Hammond, Ind, Dec. IS. 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: AS Christmas is
near / am thinking about the presents
| would like to have. Two nickel tab
lets, two penny pencils. one nickel box
crayons one pair of 101z EE shoes, a
small doll bed, a little stove. one pair
black leggins, a nice doll head with
black curly hair. can4y and nuts. Dear
Santa ] hope you will bring this. We
live in the same green house on the
corner, you can hardly miss IT. Your
lover,
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Dear Santa Claus: / want a pyrog-
raphy set and spelling book and a
drawing book and gun and wagon,
and that is all, Santa Claus. With
love, IVAN HAAG.
IS Indiana boulevard.
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Hammond, Ind, D,

Dear Santa. l am a little boy, four
years old, but I can't write letter yet.
So my brother had to write this letter.
/ want fire engine, a ladder wagon,
some nuts and candy, for l was a good
boy. Well, goodby, Santa, my name and
address is.
JOHN ODONNELL
2s3 webster avenue, Hammond, Ind.
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Some people
Marry for love and
Some for money, but i'm after years
Some people wonder
What they marry
For.
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That recipe for curing a shiny nose
can be retired until the Yuletide has
come and gone.
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z A n DO M
THINGS AND FILINGS

The presidents African trip will cost
him $20,05O. This does not include his
subscription to THE TIMES, but we ex-
pect to get a check from Mr.. Loeb any
day.
There is a bright side to every
thing. When your hub reads
his paper all through break
fast it keeps him from COM
planning about the cooking,
And, by the way, you have but a
short time left to buy the Christmas
treel
Three days left for the Christmas
shopping.
Have you got HERS yet?
MANY A MAN OBJECTS TO HIS
TO HIS wIFE's HAVING A chill.
DREN,S CHRISTMAS PARTY IN THE
HOUSE FOR FEAR THAT SHE WILL
ASK HIM TO IsfPERsONATE CHRIST
MAS.
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A man can make n woman
happy by telling her that that's
the way she makes him.
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Hammond Ind Dec. Is. 1905.

Hammond, Ind, Dec. is, 1905.
Dear Santa: AS Christmas is not
very far away I wish you would bring
me a few things. Please bring me a
big doll and a gocart with a canopy
top and don't forget to bring me a
punch bowl and water set and oranges,
nuts and candy.
Your little friend,
MADELEINE MNALLY.
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Hammond. Ind. Dec. is. 1908.

Hammond Ind, Dec Is. 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: have tried to be
very good this year so that you will
bring me something. 1 want you to
bring me a magic lantern and a pair
of skates and some checkers and a
shooting gallery and a new suit. With
love,
FRED RADLOFF.
81 Reese avenue.
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Hammond Ind. Dec.

Hammond, Ind, Dec. is, 1908.
Dear Santa: AS it is nearing Christ
mas 1 thought 1 would write and let
you know what l want for that day.
Please bring me a printing press, a
gun, sweater coat and oranges, nuts
and candy. This will be all for this
time Your little friend,
MASTER LLOYD MNALLY.
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Hammond, Ind, Dec. Is, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me
big doll and a bracelet. Yours
truly,
EDITH LEWKE.
612 Hoffman street
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A pastor announces that angels send
no messages; that communications
come from bad and not from good spir-
it's. We agree with the pastor to this
extent-that he knows as much and as
little about the matter as anybody else.
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A farmer driving to Shoals recently
with a wagon load of turkeys for the
Christmas market, on arriving at the
poultry house, found that the end gate
had fallen out of his wagon and all
the fowls had escaped. 1t took con-
sidera hla time IN locate than,
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Have you got HERS yet?
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FIRE BURNS BUSINESS CENTER.

Fire this morning destroyed a large
portion of the business section of Pen
Vile. Every business house in an en-
tire block was destroyed, causing a to-
tai loss of $4,000. The heaviest loser
is the Home Union department store
which had a large holiday stock and
will lose $4,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-12-21
GET BLIND PIG OWNER.

Sheriff Walters yesterday arrested
Owen Sebring, who was fined for con-
Quoting a blind tiger at Shelburn.
Jesse McCroclxlin later gave himself
up and the two began serving a thirty
day Jail sentence. The two men were
sentenced in circuit court at Sullivan
Nov. 6 to thirty days in Jail and $50
each on blind tiger" charges.
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RICH NEGRO ACQUITTED.

After being out about sixteen hours,
Muncie jury in the circuit court yes
terday. acquitted Otto Cannon, a
young negro, of the charge of having
attacked Nora Harris, white girl, of
fourteen, whose parents are neighbors
of the Gammons. The colored family
is wealthy. The defense was an abb
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-26
PEASANTS KILLED
POOR LUNA7IC
DRAGGED AT HORSES TAIL A&p
THEN BURIED ALIVE BY
RUSSIANS.

ST Petersburg, March 25.-At Minsk
West Russia, three men have Just
been sentenced respectively 20 life
long labor in the Siberian mines, two
to fifteen years and three to eight
years penal servitude for being ring
leaders in a horrible murder.
A lunatic named suzaltsen dwelt
near Minsk A peasant denounced
hlm as a spy employed by foreign
government
a crowd Of frenzied peasants seized
him, tied the poor wretch hands and
foot to a horses tail and sen. the
horse at full gallop fl six vorsts Gour
miles, The lunatic was a1n alive at
the end Of the gallon, and the peas
ants, certain that ne must be possess
ed b. Satan to Withstand an odea 50
feariut buried him alive
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-26
SENATOR BRYAN
IS LAID To REST


Jacksonville Fla March 25. Flags
were at half mast and business was
practically suspended this afternoon
while the funeral Of the lato Senator,
William James Bryan was hell.
The funeral cortegc was the iafl Il
IN the history Of Jacksonville or The
state OF Florida The florists o. the
city We're unable to supply the scores
of orders for floral designs senl in
by admitting friends of the young
senator
Mrs. Bryan was unable to attend
the funeral of her husband, as she is
still very i'll at Charlotte, N.
Governor Broward was here from
Tallahassee and he is heartbroken
over the death Of his former owns
men and close personal friend
The governor refused to discGss the
appointment Of Senator Bryaas auc
ccssor
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ARRANGING FOR THE MEETING
schooi superintendenta 10 be Enter
fajned Next Week

The committee Of citizens " ich has
lo charge The matter Of arranging a
program for the cntertainmerF Of the
state school supermtendeuts vho are
10 convene in ths ciW Monday holo
q mectng in The onlce of SUP rinten-
aent Ballard vt the court hogsa yes
terday afternoon for tho purpose o.
discussing progrm of entertain
lont for The visitors
The committee was divided into @
cClnmittecS and the program @aa dis
cusaed and partly arranged
From all Indications the meeting
VII be the largest ever held by he
association, and it is expect q that
upwards Of two hundred people vai
be in the city among thcp being
many Of the best. knowa educators in
the state
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REV. WARD To RESIGN.
He VIII Leave Atlanta Church After
10 Years Service.

He VIII Leave Atlanta Church After
18 Years Service.
Rev A G Ward leaves tonight for
Atlanta after visit to relatives here
Mr. Ward is former Brmswickliau
who has risen TO q high place in the
ministry He has been pastor OF only
tarce churches since his ora natifi
navins been pastor Of the Bapit
cnurch inn Brunswick for perio1 Of
seven years and altH tha5 pastor
OF the Dahlonega church for seven
years Since then for the past Gr
tee gears be has been pastor Of the
temple Baptisl church in Atlanta.
rae mas decided to resign his paste
rate Of lhis church daring he pres
nt year because oj impaired health.
1his record Of 2S years Of faithful
service in the ministry is a splendid
one and brunswick is proud of the
taet that Mr. Ward bDyhood and
ars years as a minister were spsut
here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-26
MADAME GOULD
TO WE'D AGAIN
WITHOUT coNSEfI OF FAM ~
SHE WILL MARRY PRINCE
HELiE DE SAGAN.

Sew York March 20 Madame an,
"a Gould has definitely and finally
tecided 10 marry Prince Helie Desag-
While Madame Could hopes TO
IL the consent OF her brothers and
sisters it is authoritayely stated to-
that this now becomes a matter
secondary consideration
- ia expected ihat there Wil be ds-
al from the Gould family uuel the
rmal announcement OF the engage
emit is made
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-26
SMALL WRECK ERDAY
ON SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Columbia s g. March 25-Ihe
southern railway passenger b7in $50.
4 from Columbia 10 Allendai
was derailed tour miles south OF aere
tnis morning through the breaking or
rail Oscar Etheridge a negro la
Borer, was killed. One passenger and
three tranmen were injured. aoie
tally
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-26

The Brunswick lodge Of Els will
hold their regular weekly meeting in
their hall tonight Among other hns-
mess to be handled will be the elect
ion of officers for tthe ensuing yea9.
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NOTICE

Mr Aulhu Loavy candidate for
the legislature viii address The peo-
pie Of Gl]nn county tonight, March
26fh 7:2o O'Clock, az the co,ner Of
Newcastle and Gloucester streets.
The public is cordially invited
The Leavy Campaign cor,,i tee.
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CHINA SALE ATT MccLuREs,
TEN GENT STORE TODAY
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Next Sunday evening the monthly
musical service will be held in the
First Methodist church
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-26

CHINA SALE AT MccLUREs'
TEN CENT STORE TODAY.
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-24

coming days of the decoration of these green graves in the family group which dropped their tears and scattered their flowers was a newly married couple which became eventually the center of historic interest.
 AS natural as a rivulet from bub- bling spring on the mountainside finds its way to meadow brook so it was that Annie Bristol and her daughter, the mother of Elias B. Sanford, ap- peared in Blanket Meadow the follow ing day to join in the gay festivities which had swept the neighborhood into whirl of social enjoyment. Uncle Sam Fairweather, the only remaining man who witnessed the burial of Col onel Bristol, claimed them as his guests. With feelings of admiration and sorrow. mingled with tears of joy they listened to his account of the last battle and the tragic end of the martyrs and how they were laid to rest in one grave. My father was large farmer and manufacturer and although very busy he found time to join them in thelr gaieties. He was especially per- suaded to remain for another day. By his suggestion there was change in the program Jesse Lee, a famous Methodist preacher, was holding bush meetings not many miles away. This forest-fire evangelist was setting the surrounding country in blaze of re- vival. The suggestion was unanimous ly endorsed. Next day Blanket Mead ow was depopulated with the excep- tion of Abbie and Pompey, who be- came weary with the excitement. The result was that the contingent from Newtown became Methodists. Having traced the origin of our family back
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-24

obedient child. He loved and trusted
 his mistress. He knew that there haC been battle and that Massa Bristol was dead and that his presence com. forted his mistress. This made him grateful, contented and happy. He knew that Yankee was a ellow-sufferer and by intinct they became inseparable companions. Abbie was his idol al- though he could not comprehend his relation to her. He knew that above all others that she was one that cared for him the most. In her dusky black ness he saw eyes of diamonds and teeth of pearl. To him she appeared glo- rious spirit, messenger from Heaven to conduct him to his final home. In this simple, innocent belief he was al-
 ready in Paradise. He had a vague and happy idea that Yankee and little Annie and her mother were included in Abbie's mission. In return for his worship and love for her Annie cheer fully and gladly cared for him through all the passing years of weak ness. She became light-hearted and joyous through the cooperation ot her mistress. For the first time, amid the patriotic enthusiasm, his spirit within gave him pain. Uncle Sam's brilliant and graphic description of his last charge to relieve his comrade and dearest friend, Colonel Bristol from,
 his perilous position, rent the vale of obscurity which had imprisoned his spirit and memory from the time that he fell as dead and again he heard the roar of camon, the discharge of mus ketry, the clash of steel and the cavalry charge and saw his master in danger.
 He shouted and leaped like an infuri-
 ated demon, cutting his way through tier after tier of warriors. Every eye was upon him, even Uncle Sam paused
 in wonder, as his eyes blazed and glowed with unearthly light. He fell back into the arms of Abbie, sleep ing child, never again to be aroused by the roar of battle and flash of arms.
 He fingered for a few days and then
 in the historic grove he was laid away
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-24

them all, for they knew that forty
 barrels of cider had just been put into
 his fathers cellar and barrel of New
 England rum. This had been custom
 of the family for generations, being
 used exclusively for their family use
 and for their hired men. In Ia year
 from that time there were forty barrels
 of vinegar in my grandfather's cellar
 and,a barrel of N. E. rum better for a
 years age. The cider and liquor supply
 were ever after omitted. This decision
 was reached at the united family wor-
 ship of that morning, the result of
 which will appear in the history of the
 generations that follow. Another sur
 prise was planned upon the impulse of
 the hour-The old family carriage-a
 trip to the home of Lucretla for the afternoon. Abbie with her unbounded activity and resources, was given charge of the details of this trip. All kinds of provisions, cooked and un- cooked, were provided in quantities, enough to last a dozen persons for a week. These were carefully stored away Tn the old family carriage. Elias Bristol was given a vacation to go with Lucretia to her home. Abbie was to go also with an understanding that she was to take possession, to relieve Lucretia's mother from duty, and to give her time to rest and enjoy herself with her daughter and the youth who had accompanied her. Another thing was accomplished. Pompey, who had not left his home since his return from the army, was fixed up and placed on the box as the driver. Abbie sitting with him as chief engineer. The trip was made easily during the afternoon and the arrival was a great surprise to the little neighborhood of Blanket Meadow which they easily captured and reigned there supreme while they 'emained. Abbie's control at head quarters was undisputed. The wife 1f the old Revolutionary veteran who ought for seven years in the Conti- lentll Army, and who assisted his brother in burying their father with Elias Bristol, who was killed in the same battle, went over to help Abbie Q hold her position. And so it was arranged that Uncle Sam and his .amily and all their relatives, which were clustered in the place, were to gather at the social headuarters to lold reunion and royal banquet to- yether during the evening, in honor ,f their distinguished guests; and when hey understood the nature and sig lifcance of this unexpected visit, and hat the grandson of Elias Bristol was Detrothed to Lucretia Fayerweather he granddaughter of their Revolution ny grandfather their enthusiasm was Never was there more ,atriotic and favored union. Their 1 ,anquet ended in a campfire.
 Uncle Sam, who was the principle | peaker. was in his glory and never | weary of rehearsing the thrilling | cenes in his seven years of army ex- 'erience. The fire and memories of i orty years came with freshness and
 igor of youth as he spoke to the most
 and interested audience of | is life interrupted by repeated and
 rolonged applause. Pompey was
 osted at the head of the table. sup
 orted by Abbie, who watched him rith alarm dazed and bewildered and n an agonizing struggle to compre-
 end the meaning of what was pass ng. When called hack from seeming
The Newtown bee., 1908-07-24
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN,

For thirty years Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbs, has been the standard remedy for female ills, and has positively cured thousandsof womenwho have been troubled with displacements, inflammation, ulcera- tlon, tbroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, that bear lng-down feeling, flatulency, indiges- ton, dizziness, ,ornervous prostration. Why don't you try it?
 Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women to write her for advice. She has guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass.