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New-York tribune., 1908-06-20

United States It is a reasonable assumption that
poicies GT of his Predecessor In making this sug
geston we do not tmpute to MI TAFT any ;6 iaG6 Oh
and we do not doubt that he has the courage to
stand up for them
STRONG PROBABILITIES
From The Utica Press.
Even those who would have preferred another
nominee have fault to find with the one select
ed 1t is good choice perhaps the second choice choice
is no reason under the sun why every Republican
should not vote for Mr. Taft and the strong g
the United States.
From The New Haven Palladium.
The outcome is one of the best st that that, could 3
Mr hee roosevelt as Well as thousands of other men
of affairs in this country: feels SO to-day:
in his career. And now that he has been put in
nomination Republicans should work for him
stands for the principles of the glorious Repub-
lican party.
FITNESS UNIVERSALLY CONCEDED.
From The Springfield Republican.
1t is certain that in that broad field of govern
ment that exists above the detail of departmental
routine Mr. Taft. at his best. has always exhib,
policies that reveal statesmanlike mind. His
conceded, and the fact constitutes the strongest
why many independent voters will prefer
him to his probable Democratic opponent
STEADY TEAM
From The New York Globe.
Taft and sherman. Already the sombination n nation
nor one tickle the hysteriCals, but Ii appeals
of the country No skittish and anxiety arousfng
high steppers these. but steady. nerve quieting
team. competent to pull along big load of busi-
ness without snortings or fuss.
TAFT Is THE PLATFORM"
From The Philadelphia North American.
When all is said and done. however. the Repub-
lcan platform is not the doGument upon which
Howard Taft and the record of the administra-
The future will not differ from the past 1t
is not the strong campagn paper but ~ The f strong
form but the President that will make and
cute the policies OF IN me a ana mo me people
typiies
oPPORTUNE AND TIMELY
From The Boston Transcript.
In general. the platform Is progressive in the
sense that ii recognizes the development of 'the
national spirit and the Justice of the demand that
the government shall undertake those operations
in the line of public Improvement which the
states are not constitutionally qualified To carry
on AS an affirmation Of new principles and
affirmation of those which have governed Re
perfume; II is timely
UNION OF GREAT QUALITIES
From The Philadelphia Press
Through all his wears there has never come
near him the remotest touch or faint Of self
interest or I ,d ib mpfm rbir mntan of G
life a seat on the federal Supreme court 10 ms,
charge his fun duty at Manila he e. nas ifea 9nltea
Of the Judge and the broad outlook OF the states
4 MAN or ALL WORK
From The Hartford Courant
Under his own atmosphere Judge Taft IS both
d af snnerior DUALITY but doing without fuss
strain TO himself or disturbance ~ o'ief peo-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
VATICAN PLEASED WITH CHOICE

pome June Is-The nomination of Secretary Taft
Of Chicago has produced good impression here.
,rh, "a especially true at the Vatican, where Mr..
,rt, Ia regarded favorably inclined the Cath
Ia influence in the Philippines
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20

disposal al his powers of eloqneht s6ee & ifbouf IN
fboWrlt of Office reward. ..4.
When m the WAS sr s wh to sPaq 6Pr bs BF9Ss
gave up his commssion as genera i OF reemenf
ordered to the front Appointed later TO me stai,
Of General ,e aee Gar ne commended alike by his
nerioT officers and 10y all with whom he was asso-
In recognition of his services President Mck
ley offered him nic hng9 he decIined piGSe IN one
lie continued with undated zeal TO work ioI
be onseTet in his great campaign of that
year. speaking with him In every part Vi 'e
SIN Years ago he nominated for Iieutensnt
Governor of Massachusetts. Three times eIecteu
tn maj office he was promoted TO the Governor
ship, and three times elected by decisive maJor1-
ties and is now serving his last term. - .,i
is the record Of the nan pTessese TO @ foT
oonTentiSn a m Vice-President 1t record of
distinguished service TO the party and the slaIe,
sble and honorable Governor. devoting all his
strength Of body and mnp and no his
name is associated not only with sound admins
traton but with the earnest advocacy of meas. as.
ures which would promote the welfare OF me
state and which were Of IN conseicnoHs e abtlity of
remarkable eIoquence in speech; of unbiemishea ed
ynnid bring TO the service of the nation the same
devotion to principle the same re zeaL ana % m
right that he has for years given 10 Massschu-
sets aTe snd the to he great present
"a YOU for nomination the Hon. Curtis Guild of
Massachusetts
The secohoms epoori' " ~ ~
mazda by Chase H. Osborn, of Michigan.
Resumirg the call of the roll the clerk elected
o yasnonse until Mississippi was reached. when
the chairman the delegation arose and seconded.
amid cheers tho nomination Of Mr. Sherman.
MuRPHYs NAME PRESENTED.
N.v Jersey sent to the platform Thomas N. Nc
~.r..r 10 place in nomination Ex-Governor Frank
"a, Mummy of that state Mr.. McCarter's speech
follows:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the Convention
IT, penuhlicens of New Jersey extend greetings
90 this Gathering of the faithful. and present WITH
e5epce for the deliberate consideration Of this
SoIention candidate for tine great off1cs of Vice
President -. ..o.re, r,a have once again Wis
"a The marvellous State of Ohio and selected
lie mighty Taft. Where shaIi we go ana "hon
se she' marching hosts to victory? Fellow lilo RePnbI
cans, i.s .i,n True IT may be that Westward the
o nf empire taking fits way. but the time is
nj yet ripe for our party u oe' ii',
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
,ue NEWS WELCOMED AT TOXIC.

,robio June 1s-The nomination of Secretary Taft
Gov ,,e Presidency has been received everywhere in
roh,o With expressions of qualification because OF
his ne.sonal popularity.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
A WINNER.

From The New Haven Palladium
The outcome is of the best that could
have been suggested. and we have no doubt that
Mr. Roosevelt as we'll thousands of other men
of affairs in this country. feels to-day.
Taft is winner He has a history of success
in his career And now that he has been put in
nomination Republicans should work for him.
He is a true type of the American citizen. who
stands for the principles of the glorious Repub-
rtV
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20

United States 1t is a reasonable assumption that
he will undertake to carry out in good fatth the
policies of his predecessor. In making this sus,
gestion do not impute to Mr.. Taft any lack or
independence or initiative. He has convictions
and do doubt that he has the courage TO
stand up for them
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
Union OF GREAT QUALITIES

Through all his years there has never come
near him the remotest touch or taint of self
interest or self-seeking. much less Of vulgar
scandal He put aside the chief ambition OF ms
life a seat on the federal Supreme Court. TO dis,
charge his full duty at Manila he has unlted
the efficiency of the man of action. the rectltude
Of the Judge and the broad outlook OF the states
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
STRONG PROBABILITIES
From The Utica Press.

Even those who would have preferred another
nominee have fault to find with the one elect-
ed 1t is a good choice. perhaps the second choice
o those with whom it was not the first There
is no under the sun why every Republican
should not vote for Mr.. Taft. and the strong
probabilities that he is the next President of
he United States.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
a MAN OF ALL WORK

From The Hartford Courant
Under his own atmosphere Judge Tart is hoth
tranotfiI and efficient turning out work rapidly
and of superior quality. but doing 50 without russ
or strain to himself or disturbance 10 other peo-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
Report Says lie las Filed Count.
q Charges.
loD0OI TALKING ABOUT CAST
Special Committee Of School Board
VIII Probably Hold Secret Meeting
In Next Few Days to Conduct
Hearing.

Prof, ssor J. W. Tlnslcy, principal
of the High school, has flied with in.
special committee OF the school board
his answer to the charges of insubor
dination and uEbecOming conduct
preferred against him at the meeting
OF the school board last Thursday
night by Superintendent of Schools
w. &. Morton.
IL Is reported that, in his answer
Mr.. Tinslcy had made counter-chargcs
against the superintendent, but the
nature OF the charges have not been
learned. When approached by a DAILY
Press reporter yesterday evening, Col.
f. W. Huffman. chairman of the spc-
cial committee Of the board, woul,l
make no direct statement concerning
the principals answer to the charges,
but he said that The paper was in
the nature of defense or the prin.
cipaEs conduct toward Superintcndcnt
Morton in the High school building
last Wednesday night.
Colonel Huffman probably will call
meeting OF his committee within
the next few days to hear the charges
against Mr.. Tinsley. Il is understood
that the committee will hold a secret
session and that nothing concerning
the investigation will be made pub
lie until the next meeting of the
board
This case has attracted widespread
public attention here and the out
come Of the Investigation will be
awaited with interest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
through my sensitized. anatomy play

through my sensitized. anatomy play
the four winds of heaven.
I'm the first place, Mr.. PennyWit.
you must understand that there are
In the world three kinds of people
the electric, the lymphatic and the
magnetic. The first kind is purely
mental, the second marked by bodily
vigor and the third attract to them
every one who comes within the ria
dius of their being.
Taking ten as total of perfec
ton, | am ten in each, therefore in
perfect accord with the elements
am en- rapport with everything. and
am consequently able to tell with un,
failing regularity just what kind of
weather Is coming. Ny vibrativc body
Is aide to feel the slightest change.
oven to the motion and forming of
clouds. and. under my direction, this
Office can be made the great st on
earth"
The gaivanometer made short,
hurried pause to get his breath, and
Mr.. Pennywitt thought it would be "A
good time to butt in on the vibrai ion )
and said:
''SuppOsing you obtained a position
here, would il be necessary to put you
in glass case. or let you stand on
top Of the Farmers Bank huilding?"
The SalvanomctCr. again in tun"
with his vibrations. replied:
You might get n glass case, but it
must be plate glass. as only the fine st
will do. | would also expect the but
r,au to buy me Morris chair and
Havana cigars that | may be perfect
~ harmonious, NOT alnn" with the
air, but also the world. 1t Is only in
this manner that III" best results are
Ohi aimed
Il would also like to ask that Won
become nv assistant. for. perhaps.
say in eighty wears or ~, can i'm
press upon YOU tho way it is drnc.
will call next week and be ready for
work. Thank ynu Mr.. P"nnywiit
thank you Since you have said moth
ing. | realize that you comprehend
how really great Il man I am. and for
his mark OF appreciate ion on Your
part | may be aldo to teach Won how
il is done in possibly tw"rty-ninc
years"
The weather prophet looked up nj
this last statement and. subdued hv
the irrepressiblc genius and magnetic
qualities. was lost in awe and spccu-
lation a.i the galvanomctc ter triIdScd 20
the elevators.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
HELEN MALONEY WILL
WD AGAIN, IT'S THOUGHT
Believed Philadelphia MiiIionaire''
Daughter viii Remarry Rich
Young Enstishman.

NEW YORK. June -. Miss
Helen Maloney. Of Philadelphia
whose marriage To A. II. Osborne
was snnalied recently. after her
elopement with Samuel Clarkson, the
rmSlishman, Is at the Waldorf-Asto,
ria with her mother. Mrs. Martin
Maloney. wife q the papal marquis
and oil millionaire. and from extcn'
sive purchases in Fifth avenue, it is
expected a legal marriage is soon 10
unite her tn young Clarkson. Miss
Maloncy Is In good health. rosy
ch.cke., and has attracted consiicr.
able atteu.ios in the corridor of the
no, 81 So
The annuln,tnt of Miss MaIoncy :
marriage 10 Osborne scaves her cTes
&c marry CIs. s-,r. who Is the son
~ a brewer of Isarustey, Yerksni.'-
WHO left him x-oa.oaa when SIC
c!oped with tn, E3siishmsn IL VIZ
10, knosr that Oy.;ELc also cia'ac !
g., have be.ss. pa. Cd To her The 'at.
~ a second marriage has never been
fully established.
II ~ reported that Mrs. Ma!on"y
and Miss NaIoscy will sail IN a day
Or two for England. VIII re- the latter
viii BE- married to GARRISON. but this
las not been confirmed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
EL0PED TO ElIZABETn
CITY AND GOT MARRIED
kedso Teater, Of this City, and Miss
Carrie Turnbuii, OF Hampton,
Surprise Their Parents,

kelso Teater. Of 313 Forty-scventil
street. and Miss Carrie V. Turnbull
daughter cf MIR. d. l.. Turnbull. OF
254 Holt street, Hampton. eloped to
Elizabeth CITY,, NJ c.. Saturday and
were married there that evening. They
returned to this city yesterday morn,
Ing and arc now at home to their
friends at 1888 Twenty-seventh street.
The wedding came AS complete sur.
prise to the parents and friends OF
the young couple.
Mr.. Teater Is employed on the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway yard herr.
and has made his home in this city
since boyhocd. coming here from
Kentucky with his family. Miss
Turnbull was formerly employed as
a telephone central in the Hampton
Office of the Southern Bell Telephone
Company. Neither Of the young pco-
pie are Of age.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
Qsees Ways Of Mating . living

There are many sirsnsc and varied
caHinrs in this city Of vast interests
bu, the latest Is strange 'nuurh So
bring In q qp-s'icn as To just what
heights sprcisIttcs viii 20. Sdu.e seem
limited only by oycrpowcrinE nerve
and the SAY Inc says Pftfsburs dos
match In the Nv York Herald
puring the rainy spell a man called
a, tho United states weather oAic"
ana asked 10 soc Furccastcr Henry
peunyvitf. Mr.. Prnrys.tt shook
hands With the stranger ard mad" 4
h,ue NJ being Glad 10 scs him. Tn"
man. prvderibE bis card, said: =
am inc human gsiyauomctcT. and can
NC cf sucstisablc use. sc' only 20 tho
veal burcan and tho country NJ iarEr
mt 10 the whole world. 81 said. 7
An The human ssivsnonc:cr and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
WHERE MEN AND WOMEN SUI
FER

ov"rw0rk and 0vcrworry, and so both
may BE- cured by using the same re-
mciy. The hest remedy for such
conditions is SeXine Pills. no mat
ter now badly run down or how ncr-
vOus and irritable person may he,
SuXine Pills are guaranteed to re-
store strength. health and energy.
Price 81 box: six boxes s.. fully
guaranteed on the money back plan.
For. sale by all druggiSts- -..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
Keen Eve on Automobiles.

Having received numerous com
plants from the residents of West
avenue about automobiles speeding on
that avenue, Chief Reynolds proposes
to have the police department keep
a strict watch on the drivers of auto
mobiles and see that they do not vic,
iates the arksmobile sped law.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
NEGRO ocsecns in Fatal s,sboioo.

SOUTH BOSTON. June IL. - Ton,
Duncan was s'ahscd ~ Rank Adams
here. Tho dispute wss oT.r = letter
anirut church analrs Duncan and
Adams were beth DRAGONS cf the Soc
ond Baptist church. u was frst
thouEht that Durap would recover.
but after lingering fcEty.c.Sht hYsrs he
Ssccumted 60 the wound. Alams h.
being held here for trial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
DEMOCRATS PREPARING
FOR TRIP TO DENVER
Chairman Brenaman Arranging De-
tails for Trip-Cuite a Crowd
Will Attend from Virginia.

RICHMOND VA. June l. --Chair-
man Jake ~iir rnnaman. OF tn" State
Democratic convention. IS today
busily engaged completing rrcpara-
fions for tn trip of n" Virginia
deleg. ior It he National Cunvon-
ton In Dcnv,r
we will l"ave Richmond Tues
day afternoon. 'Gly Sd. At O'Clock. .
said Mr.. BrCEramaa ,otay. We will
20 direct TO Chicago or n" Chcsa
peak 4 Ohio vs. We; We havh Tot
decided what route We will take from
the Winiv Git into D"nve-"
Mr.. 3rernaman saiI that :, hundred
or more prom,ncnf Virginiars. in adj
dition to the regular d. leCatcs, would
attend the big Invention.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
Granted Liquor License.

Judg" Barham yesterday granted a
liIucr license to Phil Brown, a negro.
Brown was refused license during
the latter term OF the court because
he made application in the name OF
an Incorporated company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
JUDGE Robinson at Aeeomac.

Judge Clarence w. Robinson left
Sunday evening for Accomac where
he will conven2 the Circuit Court for
the regular June term. No cases of
particular Importance are set fer trial
at this term Z p
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
TIE Best Pills Ever Sole

Afser 6sctorius Is wears rrr rh-o
: indigestion. ard sn~ndinE ovcr tvo
96red dollars. nothing has arrr NJ
wsch good as Dr. Kings Nv IIf,
- J consider them III brs, nm.
EyVY sod" vr!tss " =. Avscmr y,
/. jSssoe. n. c. Sold sndcr gusrsrlc,
- 11seusts, &c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16
Sd eiaI.Peksonal

n3fSS Henri ttd Roth, VI SihSihhut,
Who Is here to attend the wedding OF
Miss Olivia Wilcox and Mr.. William
b. Colonna tomorrow evening, gave a
charming dinner at the Chamberlin
hotel last evening in honor of the
bride. Those present were. Misses
Olivia and Frances Wilcox. Mrs. VIII
lock Miss Roth. Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. A.
Booker. Mr. Cu!omna. MpSsrs. Caleb ID.
West, Irwis r. McMurran. Hutson
Saiiey. ,Sncuccr Henley. s. Otis Bland;
]. e. r, Hunter. William Wilcox. Ma
val Cons,ructor {. +. Burnley and Rev.
Reverdy Esril. The color scheme OF
pink was beautifully carried cut on
round table with sweet peas smilax
and shaded cand"!ahra.
This evening Master Bernard
Booker will cnr rtain the bridal party
at Hotel Warwick.
: Mr. and Mrs. Robert b. Gary, OF
1924 Twenty third street, nave lasu-
ed Invitations 10 the marriage OF
their daughtrr Miss Add'e NJ. Gary
TO MIR. John Alien Charles. the cere.
mony to tax" place at the oocohu
BaDt:st chur h. circuit avenue ana
Twcnty-fifth street, AT O'Clock on the
evening of "Wednesday, June "a. The
pastor. Rev. J. 7. Rddick, VIII OIL
ciate. After the Wedding. the young
couple will take The Washington
steamer and will spend their honey
moon in the North.
Mrs Clarence Porter Jones has
gone to Bucna Vista to spend two
weeks with relatives.
Miss Katherine N"iSon has returned
from visit to friends IN Elizabe'h
City, N. G,
Miss Louise Coleman has returned
from a visit of 5 vrrai weeks at Rad
ford.
Miss Gertrude Ricrinn has returned
from Emmettybnrg. Md. where Shc
spent several weeks.
Miss Inez Edwards has returned
home after spending several weeks
with relatives in North Carolina. |
Miss Mary Avery has returned from
q visit to Caroline county.
Miss Josephine OlIat, Of Rich
mond, Is visiting friends In this city.
MISSES BLANCHE Sinclair and May
Turner are visiting friends and rcla-
tives In Richmond.
Mrs. Edward o. Bali returned sun
day from Richmond, where she spent
two weeks with friends.
Mr.. II. e. Eoykin, of Richmond,
spent Sunday in this CITY with Mrs
Boy kin. who Is visiting friends and rel
atives here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bert Turner, Of Rich
m0nd, spent Sunday with Mr. Turner's
mother In East End
4
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lysI|sr, keel, usstaest sld II,
lIsu'ag Companies \ y Press.
cttstIor Selling IaR Dsflfsgs.
sIeaTfEI TRUE Bills RETURNED
!. s. mors'a"d and A. I. ssa'sy In
dicted for For9ery-Numerous
Cases Sent Up from the F6ai:e
Capitalization to Forfeit Mr.. kents
Bail Bond. ~

A. NJ. Mueller and W. II. i. Kent.
brewery agents. Harry +. Westacott.
q former saloon keeper, the Pabst
Brewing Company, of Milwaukee. and
the Gottlicb Braucr, Schmidt Strauss
Brewing Company. of Baltimore. were
indicted by the grand jury In the Cor
2 poration Court yesterday on charges
of selling malt beverages in violation
Of the provisions Of the Byrd law. =
&. Harry Wcstacott, who formerly kept
saloon in Rockets, but who did not
apply for a license last month. was
arrested early in May for selling
liquor without license, it being
alleged that he had sold "prohibition"
and local option" beer after his
license had expired. Later Chief
Reynolds summoned A. NJ. Mueller,
agent of the Pabst Company, and W.
H. L. Kent, agent for the Gottlieb-
Rrauer. Schmidt Strauss Company.
on charges Of selling malt beverage
without license, it being alleged that
they had sold the prohibition" and
focal option" beer to Westacott.
When the cases were tried by Justice
Brown he held all three men ior the
grand Jury and they were bailed for
their appearance yesterday. Com
!. Mcnwealth's Attorney Berkeley dccid-
Red 10 prosecute the brewery compa-
MES rs well as their agents
The cases are set fer trial on Sat
urday. June q. The cases of the
hfeweries and the agents will proba-
Z bly, be tried by the court and not by
fury. w. H. l.. Kent did not appear
~ the Corporation Court yesterday
and Captain Berkeley moved that his
hall bond OF $500 be declared forfeit
SsN Attorney ]. A. Massie. counsel
" t0rtKent. appeared for his Client. but
3pdge Barham announced that he
waS not certain whether the appear
ance Of counsel relieved the accused
from the forfeiture OF his bond The
judge set Saturday. June 81. as The
date TO hear argument on the motion
to forfeit the bond
Eighteen True Bills.
Eighteen true bills were returned
BY the grand jury Yesterday. the jury
completing its work in the afternoon |
and being discharged BY Judge Bar
ham. An indictment for forgery was
60, . :" '".''"'u anu !
So . V" wv"
1oun's Ior iorserS. Both OF the men
.ns'ecu "''n 'o's'"s inc name OF
n"sn .ohee Z" notes which were !
a. 10. '""hs.
""'e "r '"e ''ai VI THESE cases
"'' Se, 'ee'' SCI.
o"er '"o e'"ents'
"er i""'''''eh's were returned as
Un."s: !
NnseS ""rr's' a''as slim grand
''e I" 'ri"i n'' set
"S"n. c"''r'i. s'N'hs
. W." "cehSe' Ease con
naea 10 np"emocr term
'ohh ,'lIaf'. c"'"red, f"'"nr"""
oo'ns' pa'e OF 'riai NJ" So.
Shester MaN"ei, alias Ch",i",'
ro~h. coior'd. burglary. Case st
% june
zones c"iored' burglary
. l"' June -
"'o"' 'oioreG' larceny Ca"
'"' JUNE =.
80 70 c"'o''u' ''r"'hE PC" IN
person. Case Set for Jun" -
NUrcI large ami no ii
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-16

You won't tell your family doctor
the whole story about your private
illness you are too modest. You
need not he afraid to tell Mrs. Pink
ham, at Lynn, Mass, the things you
could not explain to the doctor. Your
letter will he held in the strictest con.
fidencr. From her vast correspond
ence with sick women during the
past thirty years she may have
gained the very knowledge that will
help yourcase. Such letters as the fol.
lowing, from grateful women, es-
tablish beyond doubt the powerof
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u,r,v le. Grew IN, y,o,orx,
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LYDIA e. PjllllHANa'S
VEGETABLE coo0PoUMe

to conquer all female diseases.
Mrs. Norman Y BarEdt, of Allen
town, Pa, writes:
Ever since I was sixteen years OF
are ! had suffered FROM an organic de-
rang~mcnt and female weakness: in
consequence I had dreadful headaches
and was extremely nervous MY physi-
clan said I must go through IN opera
ton 20 ct well. A friend told me
about Lydia r. Finkhars Vegetable
Compound. and took u and wrote you
for advice. following your directions
carefully. add thanks 10 you am to-
day q well woman, and ] am telling
all my friends o. my experience"
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia X. Fink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
fum rrnts and herhs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands Of
women who have been Troubled with
displacementS, inflammation, ulcera-
tinn, tibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
Ing down feeling. fatulency, indigcs-
ton, dizziness, orneryous vrostra;son.