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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-09
Two Steamship Companies and
Panama Railroad Send Rep
resentatives to Washington.
QUESTION is NOT SETTLED
Secretary Dickinson Outlines q
Contract Which May Be Ap-
proved Later.

WASHINGTON, March S.-After hear
ing all the interests involved. Secretary
Dickinson today determined the tentativ,
outline Of contract which the govern
ment owned Panama railroad will Offer
TO its co-carriers OF freight between Pa
cihc and Atlantic ports providing for a
proportionatc division of rates
II was determined TO substitute COM
modify rntes for the present fiat rate OF
IS a ton for all classes of freight shipped
from San Francisco to New York via
the Panama route. The Pacific co-car-
rer will receive GO per cent for the haul
from San Francisco to Panama. while
the railroad and It's connecting line OF
steamers will receive 40 per cent for the
trip across the isthmus and up to New
York. or the 80 per cent, IS per cent
will go to the Panama railroad and 90
per cent 10 the Atlantic line.
Private Lines Compete.
The Pacific Mail and the California
Atlantic Steamship companies at present
constitute the Pacific co-carriers OF the
Panama railroad: On the Atlantic side
the steamers of the Panama railroad
handle the freight 10 New York. while
the California Atlantic Steamship COM
pany has established a line running to
other Atlantic ports.
Under the conclusion, the private CO.
carriers will not be allowed 10 deliver
freight to New York In competition with
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-09
BILLS GIVE CITIES
COMMISSION FORM
Senate Passes, With Amend
ments, Measures Changing
Method of Government.
Continued From Page One.

This commission of five will constitute
both the executive and legislative de-
partments of the city. 1t is given the
power to administer the affairs of the
city and to enact ordinances for the
city's government. The offices of the
commissioners are to expire in rotation
so that after the first election
not more than two shall be elected at
any one election, The mayor is given
a salary of $4,000 and the commi ssioners
$4,000 each. The city auditor is elective
but the other city officers are to be ap-
pointed by the commission
Senators Smith and Badger spoke at
length in favor Of the bills and Senator
Marks in opposition to them, Senator
Marks said that he was particularly op-
posed to the direct primary feature of
the measures. On the first bill, which
passed 10 to 2, Senators Marks and
Sevy voted in the negative. On the
other bill all eighteen senators voted in
the affirmative.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-09
PACT CERTAIN
| TO co THROUGH
Attempt to Delay Action ON Rec
iprOcity in Canadian Par
Lament Fails.
PREMIER LAURIER HAS
F0RTY-TW0 MAJORITY
Only Two Liberals Break Away
From Their Party and Vote
With Opposition.

.OTTAWA. Ont, March s.-The strength
NJ the governments position on reciproc-
III was shown in vote taken In the
Iouse tonight on a motion made today by
q l.. Borden, leader OF the opposition,
hat as American action on the agreement
rs been delayed the matter be not ta-
en- up by the Canadian parliament "un-
b the electors shall have had an oppor-
NIFTY OF passing on its merits
The motion 10 defer action was sup
|0rted by seventy members and opposed
y 1l2. the government majority being
81 Only two Liberals broke away and
0ted with the opposition.
The intense interest in the situation
ras shown by an unusually large number
4 members present 10 vote early in the
Fenng.
.'we have made a pact Of honor in the
'nited States 10 pass upon this agree
Vent as soon as we reasonably can,
as the answer which Finance Minister
ieIding gave TO Mr.. Borden.
In support of his motion Mr.. Borden
hid nothing would be lost by delay. The
|erocrats who were coming into power
4 Washington were pledged TO lower the
.merican tariff and IL was most noppor
lent at present. He read letter OF
ir William Van Horne condemning the
greement.
IN concluding the opposition leader said
3 stood for the British empire against
le world and within the empire he stood
NJ Canada,
|'"rhe president Of the United States
] Loyalty keeping his compact with Can
1a," replied Finance Minister Fielding.
md he has even gone TO the eXtraordin-
Iy step OF calling an extra session OF
5ngress 10 keep faith with the govern
|ent OF Canada.
'It IS childish TO say that each coun-
IA Should wait upon action by the other,
is Our clear duty 10 so ahead and
ronounce upon this agreement"
Dill. Fielding declared his belief that
'ajority OF United States senators had
'en in favor OF ratifying the agreement
81 session but that It's passage had
teH blocked by the methods OF a few
ibusiering senators, some of whom
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-09
PRISONERS BELIEVED
TO Be TRAIN ROBBERS
Two Men Taken in Michigan
Identified as Robbers of
Limited.
Continued From Page One.

to Michigan to complete the identifica-
ton
"O'Hara was pointed out by them TO
Sheriff Epplet at Palms, arrested and ia
ken TO SandusEy the county seat OF San
ilac county; Clore was likewise Identified
and placed under arrest at Mount Glenn
There is not the slightest doubt IN
my mind that we have the men who COM
mitted the murder and robbed the train.
my advices are that the identification is
positive and complete.
SHERIFF Sharp hurried on to Detroit
that he might be on the ground as soon
as possible. Sheriff Harrison of Weber
wired both Michigan sheriffs TO hold the
men until the complaints charging mur
der and robbery could be drawn and the
forTnalities completed attending appllca-
tion for extradition, Then Sheriffs Har-
rison and Sharp will be ready to bring
back their men. II the application for
extradition is granted. as have no doubt
1t will be-
Both Men at Home.
Advices from Detroit, telling OF the
arrest OF O'Hara and Clore say that
O'Hara's parents. who reside at Palms,
are well 10 do, Clore's father Is farmer
but Clore himself has recently been en-
ployed In a sausage factory at Detroit
two men for the purchase OF A saloon
and some chance remarks dropped by
O'Hara In the preSSnce OF a detective
who entered the ssloon while the. deal
in the chain that brought about the arrest
of both men.
OHara is reported as having said 10
the saoonkeeper:
WAS that man detective?"
Yes was the reply. Then O'Hara is
quoted as saying:
HAD I known he was detective. I'd
have blown his d head OFF,.
The saloon mans suspicious being
aroused. he reported this matter to the
officers and the steps were at once taken
which resulted In sending for the conduc-
tor and engineer and the subsequent ar
rest of both the suspects
Big Reward for Officers
Within a few days after the murder
and robbery the Southern Pacific Rail-
road company offered a reward for the
apprehension. arrest and conviction or
for informa tlon leading thereto. OF S250O
for either one OF the bandits, or $4,000
for both and Governor Spry on behalf
OF the state of Utah offered reward
OF $500. making a total of S55O0. which
will go to those instrumental in procur-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-09
jUBSIDIARY COMPANIES
+ ACCEPT TERMS OF MERGER
Vain Sailing for the Calumet & Hecla
II 80 Far as Votes Taken are
Concerned,
Refused to Give Up Command.

IHOSTON, March S.-With the three
lettings held today the stockholders Of
Ne OF the nine subsidiary companies 10
PC Calumet g Hecla Mining company
ave voted informally in favor of ac-
fptlng The terms OF merger with the
afssnet offered by the directors of that
Dmpany SIX weeks ago. The three COM
Anies holding meetings today were the
entcnnial. Ahmeek and Superior,
lAs on Yesterday. there developed mi
prity against the merger. a vote at
1e Centennial meeting was 67,69S to
~; at the Ahmecl. 30. I5S to $50. and at
ne Superior. 1890 TO 100.
|iIhe Laurium. Seneca, Lasalle and Os-
ola companies will meet tomorrow. and
p serious opposition is anticipated al
'nough the Osceola meeting is expected
n prove Interesting.
,lAll the meetings are adjourned until
pril u. when final action Is expected.
4 III you want to rent that furnished
pom, use Tribune want ads Call either
hone Bell 200. Ind 900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-09

rISl lBN' Ol Inc SetN anus VI -hiuSl J.
In despots the moment they step off
peir own territory
4 Refused to Give Up Command.
tTurner had a long conference with
he two leaders, and this was pune
lated by loud talking and violent
Bsturcs.
1T is understood that he forced
ierthold and Leyva to again submit
neir leadership TO the men While the
esult was the same as that which
ave Stanley power on Saturday. Ber.
hold and Leyva continued TO ignore
y They maintained their right by
irtne of the guns in the hands OF a
ew adherents. This was possible, as
Il known to be opposed had been dis
.rmed-
IAs result only between thirty and
'prty men in the camp are armed, The
lalance are expected TO desert tonight
n ioin Madero.
\ II is understood that the junta in
,'nds TO renew the movement with n
,ew army under Cardosa and Stanley,
,.'ho were forced by Berthold TO leave
.,e camp. if the latter causes dis
'lption Of the entire force by his pres
at attitude
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-09

Chamberlain IS Stomach and Liver
Tablets are safe, sure and reliable, and
have been praised by thousands OF
women who have been restored to
health through their gentle aid and
curative properties. Sold by all deal
nrS. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-09
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy, re-
moves cause. Call for full name. Look
for signature E. W. GROVE. 25c.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-22
NOISY BUTTERFLIES.
One Species Produces a Sound Like
the Snap Of Whip


the Snap Of Whip.
Ono does not think Of butterflies as
making any sounds, nor Of caterplllars
os nolsy creatures, yet according to the
late Samuel Hubbard Scudder III
nFrall Children Of the Air. the care
rul student will find some use FOR his
ears when observing the habits OF
both. Says the author;
II is n fact that certain putternies
nrodnce sound during certain move
msnts The whip" butterfly when
surprised makes a noise like the snap
~ y lash by opening and shutting its
wings in quick succession. Some d, II
rarnatine butterflies when disturbed
,nare . faint Kissing sound By slowly
dSnressinc and raising their wings
Tho noise thus produced resembles
that made by blowing slowly through
closed teeth other sounds resemo'e
tho friction Of sandpaper
large number of-caterpillars make
sound nv striking the head against tne
lsar on which they are resting or Dy
I swinging the head from side TO sioe ''''
catching the mandibles In the rough @
-ass ~ the leaf or on the sllken
usSs .sssods spun on it 1t is said that 9
certain kind Of chrysalis when disturb
os' = emits a slight, sharp chiip or click
ing noise.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-22
NAPOLEON LOVED SNUFF.
And He Plnehed the Boxes as Well al
the Punaent Duet


Napoleon loved snull moi only on tht
battlefield but at home In the coun
ell. lie had recourse TO the dust. es
peciaIly when his schemes were un
favorably received and he wished t.
hide his uneasiness or impatience. Un
able TO sit stil IN his elbow chair. h,
would try IN Il thouJand ways to divert
attention. from hinoeif. and amonl
other devices. as suon as he saw b
members eye fixed Oh him woulc
hold out his arm and shake his thumh
and forefnger. to signify that he wish
ed for pinch of SNUFF Not less than
four. and even six. snuifbOxes dis
appeared in this manner during q sin
gle sitne and il was not till he haC
left the uUn>ii chamber that he be
came aware OF the larceny SO con
hrmed was this habit that some of the
councillors. whose snuhboxes Were
heirooms or presents from foreisi
princes hit upon the expedient OF car
rying cheap papier mache or woodei
bG.2s for the emperor to pocket IN
snu(TboxeS however. always return
ed to their owners and In doing So
we're often found to have undergone
very pleasant metamorphosis b!
some necromancy wooden or tor
.oise shell box, on coming out from tb'
IMPERIAL pocket was usually trans
formed into one of gold. set aroun'
with DIAMONDS, or bearing the emper
or's miniature on the id.-Willian
Matthews, "Hours With Men ant
J Books"
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-22
IT'S well said that man has no great
er enemy than himself. --FIrenzuola.
Not a Word Of scandal

marred the call Of a neighbor on Mrs.
W. p Spaugh, Of Manville, Wyo. who
said "She told me DIR. Kings New
Life Pills bad cured her Of obstinate
kidney trouble and made her feel like
a new woman" Easy, but sure remedy
for stomach, liver and kidney.troubles
Only 25c at Fort Pierce Drug Co.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-22
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

Notice Is hereby given that we, the undersignreo rs
lips thIs day associated ourselves together. Tor
s.. purpose Of organizing Corporation not tor
sSsk under section 2837, Laws Of Florida 70 De
.,srh Is the st. Lucle Democratic Club, and thet
te0i apply 10 the Honorable James Y, ferSihs Gil
lido of the Circuit Court, seventh Judicial CIR
1|l St. Lucie County and State Of Florida on
a second Monday in the month of October. a. A.
n 1911, the same being the 10th day Of said month
h D soon thereafter as we may be heard, tor .
f,aner Of Incorporation Of the above Club. upon
hs proposed Charter duly filed with the S,erK &c OF
ha Circuit Court, in and for the County OF st. Luz
Geo. M. Rea.
A. II. Warner.
G. L. Christensen,
Frank Glass,
l.. G. Harbrecht
l.. II. Toussaint
Chas. Glass
ID. S Carlton
Max Gehlert
G.. S. Tucker
Ro st. Lueie County. Florida, this 26th day OF
tntest, A. D. 1911.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-22


s 4. c,rnlt Court Of heSeyenth Judiciai o"eui'
IA for ST. Lucie County
'os,i County State Bank,
,soration organized and
'.'.loc under the Laws OF
state Of Florida.
Plaintiff.
VS..
=. n Andrews, Defendant
NOTICE
!. c.orxe E. Andrews, defendant ana all o'ier
va, sye hereby notified that the above styled y,
has been Instituted by attschmedns and SSo snts
\, - attendant in the County Of st. Lucie
'.sfv a NY he demand Of said plaintiff amounting
and you are 5sqFrsa S Clerk K 81 apeSSsFc sSs cPcu5 Sn
..., "a ths County of st. Lucie, aforesaid. at
I ~ Pierce, PI rec on the 9Th nay Of November A. D;
,.i or judgement will be rendered against you
n',sd this the 23d day Of August A. ID, 1911.
nle,sfd County State Bank by ,...
IA. B. Floyd and Fred Fee as its attorneys
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-22
digestion and Assimilation

1t is not.the quantity OF food taker
but the amount digested and assimi
lated that gives strength and vitality
to the system, Chamberlain's Stom
ach and Liver Tablets invigorate the
stomach and liver and enable them tc
nerform their functions naturally. Fol
sale by all dealers.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-22

- ,be Interior. U. s. Land Office
.'vSi. .seVe Florida August L. LISl iSili Il uooten
ssn Florida Who on Jgly G5lsS u fdy ayOg %S9S W
|slesd Enus nuss,bin Si South, Range 80 East,
|aa ~ tggsmrid1an. tgmd1 has fled notice Of intention
iaH,sse M M tCommutation Proof. to establish
flss t,ps shs land above described, before tn the
NE . " Sircnit Court, at Fort Pierce, tlorida
Il AK dsy September, ,19ll'
l|alnantw ~ Rapf Huckbey, Of Sebastian, Florida
9'ottaI tI.iI y of Sebastian, Florina, Len stenson
.aaan, alSs Florida. George Tucker, OF seoas'
Al' f'0'''a Henry s. Chubb.
Register
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-22
Ing noise.

usnally treated, sptained ankle
=, ms s'san,s ss man for three or four
WI, Wills a''b but by applying chamberlain,s
1Iolmeut freely as soon as the s,.ssDs injury =
Llu,' aa,ued' and observing the directions
rsss's '',S Zach bottle, cure can be effected 2
IN from three to four days S0'0 = =
dealers.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-22

tne 24th OF August, a large FIRE in the
direction Of Washington, which proved
70 be the light from the public build
lngs' which the enemy had set on Gre
ana burned to the ground.
When he returned to Washington OF
the 20th he found the public building,
still burning and learned that the Brit
ish army had evacuated the city th,
preceding evening in the belief tina
the Americans were again assemblint
IN the rear for the purpose Of cuttin,
on their retreat Kansas City Times.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-22
....,cr on MASTERS SALE

snd py 'rrssuSdered by the Judge q the
ade en- ,n, pcireuit Of the State OF Florida, IN
fudiei " Sl,t SCornty. Florida, in Chancery sit
81 Lucle, Ovrf ~ August, A. ID. 1911. In GER
be .sin bending, wherein Jens Freqer- eieie
~ isInant, and Ingeborg Louyet'' Alihe Inil
comp "a lslP@k PT@oekhart and Alexander Lock- et
Halon - - shall sell In front Of the
gg,e oogl .oI,or - 1911, the same being the hrst
AN q UssSps U.S ssssonth and legal sales DAY, ana
of saia Ior ho,,ra Of sale, to the highest bid
no lege,,l ile lIo interest of said Ingeborg Lou
ianlisn ~ tract Of land situated ln st. Lucle
81 1er,.e1ln ,vhieh interest and land are more 1S
t,o1'Sds' Sdse'seribed as follows. 70 WY the the
aie ol ~ ~ interest In fee simple OF the
,.oss olSiL. iL.oavett in the following descriOeo
w ,en acres Of the south fifteen acres 0i
s kofln !. w orarter Of the southeast Quarter.
llhgess s,pa 4SI more ' or less, abutting on the
islye ecsss Iss and running 10 the ST Lycle ydc
O. lot s,o Nine (9) Township Ihirty-siSS SooI,
sseu0 s.0ge Forty (4Ol East. containing nrteen
more or less, sio,ida this August 25th,
1Ild atf0r' Otis r. Parker,
Honmings -,
',..aslainants Solicitor
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-22

thoroughly overhauled and
se6tted, an experienced force
eagaged, desires the patron
age OF Fort Pierce and VI
tlnity.
None but first class work
will be allowed to leave the
Place. Send US a trial pack
age.
w. j. KinbalI,
Phone 29 Prop.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-22
.ssoIders rIestIng

meeting of the stockhol.
Y. nsS' Tropical Telephone Co. will
W M oflce OF the East Coast
y s,d ~ supply company at Eau
Vo n, on Thursday, Sept. IA
A. o. Frlnk. Sec.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-09-22
a.nr.hen.IbIs Ab.sn.mlndsdns's. ~. ..

arvbv are you so very angry wan
Walterfs ,.s+ r,vht.p
He proposed to me last n'sn''
aNotbine : n only pcrepfed nlm tne y
9. before ~ London stray STORES
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-15
OWES
HER
HEALTH
10 Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Scottville, Mich.-"I want to tell
gouhoW much good LydiaE. Pinkbam's
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-15
SWIPED A RED-HOT STOVE.
Thief With Nerve Also Stole From
Bee Hive.


A Washington dispatch says: Feb
ruary is one of the few months in
which it is safe to steal a bee hive.
This fact was impressed on William
H. Welser, Twining City farmer,
who came to police headquarters to-
day to report that in the chill of
Monday night his place had been
robbed of one bee hive. The hive
was inhabited when the thieves ar
rived, but they carefully took away
the twenty pounds Of honey it con-
tanned, threw the proprietors into
a nearby creek, and dumped the hive
bottom up in Farmer Welser's door
way and made off.
The thief is believed to be the
same criminal who a few months
ago lugged away a red-hot stove
from a local Chinese laundry, but
the police are not certain that he
is identical with the purloiner Of
5000 pounds of iron chain from a
South Washington ship chandlery
in December.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-15
THE LOVABLE LIZARD.
Whose Ways Are Yet to Be Appreci-
ated by the Ordinary Mortal.

whose ways Are Yet to Be AppPeCi-
ated by the Ordinary Mortal.
Lizards bear acquaintance well
and one likes them the better the
longer one looks into their beautiful
innocent eyes. They are easily tam
ed, and one soon learns to love them
as they dart about on the hot rocks
swift as dragon flies,
The eye can hardly follow them -
says a writer in the Atlantic, but
they never make long sustained
runs, usually only about 10 or IL
teet, then sudden stop and as sud
den start again, going all their
Journeys by quick jerking impulses.
These many stops l find are nee
essary as rests, for they are short
Wlnded, and when pursued steadily
are soon out of breath, pant pitiful-
Iy and are easily caught. Their bod
les are more than half tail, but these
tails are well managed, never heay-
Ivy dragged nor curved up as if hard
10 carry; on the contrary they seem
to follow the body lightly of their
own will.
Some are colored like the sky.
bright as bluebirds, others gray like
the lichened rocks on which they
hunt and bask. Even the horned
toad of the plains is a mild, harm
less creature, and so are the snake
like species which glide in curves
with true snake motion, while their
small undeveloped limbs drag as
useless apDendages
One specimen, IA inches long.
which l observed closely made no
use whatever Of its tender sprout-
ing limbs, but glided with all the
soft, sly ease and grace of a snake.
Here comes little gray dusty fell
low who seems to know and trust
me, running about my feet and look
ing up cunningly into my face. Gen
tie saurians, dragons, descendants
OF an ancient and mighty race, heav-
en- bless you all and make your vir-
tues known, for few of us know as
yet that scales may cover fellow
creatures as gentle and Iovable as
do feathers or fur or cloth"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-15
VOLCANIC DEATH LIST GROWS
Activity of Mount TaaI Brings De-
structiOn. Seven Hundred Peo-
pie Killed in One Town.

WASHINGTON.-The eruption of
Taal volcano and the accompanying
disturbances in the Philippines kill
ed 700 people in the town of Talisay,
according to the report of the gov
ernor of Battangas province which
was cabled to the war department
today by Governor General Forbes
of the Philippines. The earthquake
shocks continue, the governor gen
eral added
Among the estimates of casualties
transmitted to the war department
today was a report from Delegate
Apacible, representing Battangas in
the Philippine assembly, who placed
the total dead at 900. The delegate
report added that 500 families had
been ruined by the disaster.
The Philippine authorities are
face to face with the absolute neces-
sity of adopting relief measures to
avoid suffering, as the falling mud
and lava destroyed the crops within
a considerable radius of the volcano.
The Red Cross Society in the islands
is taking steps toward that end.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-15
DIDN'T CARE TO HEAR OF JOBS,
Letter From Taft Suggesting Jobs
Wasn't Read to Hobo Convention.

Wasn't Read to Hobo Convention.
President Taft is not very popular
with the hoboes, who, under the care
of ]. Eads How, the millionaire hobo
of St. Louis, held a convention in
Milwaukee last week. All this be-
cause Mr.. Taft nearly offered them
jobs.
During a session of the convention
How announced that he had received
a letter from Mr.. Taft enclosing a
circular from the navy department
announcing that able-bodied men
were wanted for the navy.
Tear EN- up and throw EN- in a
waste basket" shouted a voice. The
convention joined in the slogan, and
although the hoboes did not get to
hear the letter it was not thrown into
the waste basket.
The letter merely wished that the
convention would be a success and
would be beneficial The delegates
hoped to parade, some 300 strong,
but the police decided not to let
them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1911-02-15

I3,L out Ut tell them of my good friend,
BooI vegetable Compound, and that
fIogIe VIII be no backache and bearing
IO.n pains for them if they will take
sor as 4 l nave. l am scarcely ever with
OG u It in the house.
h. | VIII say also that [ think there is
r ~ better medicine to be found for
L0alIg girls to build them up and make
S foTI strong and well. NV eldest
b ,9u3nC eT has taken Lydia L. Pink
FL 5@1! 5 Vegetable Compound for pain.
Ir,dp erlods and irregularity, and it has
''W,,44ys helped her.
sro.i am always ready and willing to
fBP i911 a good word for the Lydia E.
i , ,IhI4 Remedies. I tell every one
fi meet that | owe my health and hap
IIH T.SS TO these wonderful medicines"
a } N Is j. G. JOHNSON, Scottville, Mich,
bo LYDIA E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
Pbooulnd, made from native roots and
/ i nj contains no narcotics or harm
! or rugs, and to-day holds the record
f Sne largest number of actual cures
= female diseases.