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Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27
DON'T TELL OF THEIR RICHES
Great Britain Has Many MilIionairss Who Keep Quiet About Their
 Great Wealth.

While people in Europe marvel at the big incomes of our American mag mates" said Arthur Albert Brooks, late of London, who has cone to this side for permanent residence. 'it must be admitted that there are many men in Great Britain who are blessed with large incomes and are careful 10 make no reference 10 the fact that the news papers. Possibly England has as many millionaires to the population as this country. but it would be disputed on hand by any one who had not taken the pains 10 look up the figures
 They are reaching out in England for a higher tax on incomes. and it was the operation of this new law that brought forth the information In the United Kingdom there are more than 10000 persons with an income of more than s50.000 a year They average s63,00 a year each There are 20 men in commercial pursuits who have an income each of more than S25o.60
 T am told that you can find 20 nen in one business block down town in New York city with that income. and anxious to double it. Possibly in some Of your industrial towns you have groups Of milHonsires who win laugh at our claims in England of laTga incomes But our average tc Che population win keep up well
 The agFegate gross income of the inhabitants Of the United Kingdom is more than s5.000 .0o0.o0o. and the aver age to each inhabitapt wiil compare fayorably with the annual incomes oi citizens on this side of tue water" - -. --
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27
OHIO Q. A. R. IN SESSION

SANDUSKY, O.. Oct. 26:-The sn- nual conference of the Ohio chapters Of tho Daughters Of the American Revolution is in session in this city with aR attendance of prominent wo- men from all over the state. The bus mess sessions will last two days and will Ee iuterspersed with several features of entertainment.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27
HaIIOween Party.

The Young Women's Christian as sociation will have Halloween party for young women. Everyone is asked 10 come In Tacky clothes or as witches and ghosts. and further, il many will come ready to play tricks. do stunts, and have regular old time Halloween jolliGcation--the evening will be like you read about
 Spooks hobEobliHs. witches will be everywhere.
 Remember the date, October 3lst
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27
WITH THE BOXERS

owen Moran and Jim Driscoll will meet at Birmingham. Eug., Dec 2
 The cleTgymen in Australia have begun a crusade Co stop the boxing game iu that e0ugtry
 Ad Wolgast is training ai Ferndaie Park. a few miles outside of Phila- delphia. for his coming bout with Matt Wells
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT UNI,
 YELLED

BAMBERC. s. C., oct. e6--A mag nifcenf monument Co the memory of thc Confederate dead of this section was unveiled today with impressive ceremonies conducted Ia the presence of large gathering Of spectators. United States Senator Ellison D. smith delivered the oration of the day. xG&zB
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27
SOUTHERN Nj. z. BISHOPS MEET

DALLAS Texas. Oct 26:-Bishops oI the Methodist Episcopal church. South. assembled In Dallas today Co confer regarding various matter re- lating to the work Ot the church. Tomorrow the visiting bishops will take part in a big Southern Method ist university rally 10 be held at the Texas State Fair grounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27
Mining Man Here.

W. c. Mcbride. manager of the Great Western mining company at Courtland, accompanied by Mrs. Nc Bride. arrived in the city yesterday. Gr. Mcbride Is well know here. hay- ing been connected with tho Copper Queen mining company for several years.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27
Hla pan of noom.

Under curious circumstances Frea- cisco Pradnio. a fiftesn-year-old shep- herd, Of Seville. Spain. lost his life lately He was running rom an an gry bull, and climbed an electric stan dard to escape. he touched a live wire and fell dead on the hosas of the Jun
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27
Ever Respenal,e to cer.n.

There is 10 work Of genius which has not been the delight ot mankind. no word of genius to which tue human heart and soul have not sooner CT later responded "--JGsles Russell Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27
Entertainment is continued

The ontertalnmenL gwen Dy Mrs. Nj. L. Buffers company Of the Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist church was much enjoyed by all of those present last night. and will be con tiuued tonight Tue program was a reproduction of the old time cainp meeting. with camp fire. singing, speaking and refreshments.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27
marre se pe,sn,t ssr It now.

T wonder" mused t}e contempla- tive boarder. what has become Of the oid-fashioned man who used TO set up in meeting and confess that he had just enough religion 10 make him nis- eTabis?"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27
LowelI Exehanae AbolIshed.

The Lowell exchange of the Mount ain States telephone company was cut out yesterday. all telephones in the Warren district being now on the board of the Bisbee exchange. The work of changing the phone lines has been in progress for the last ten days
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27
Flows on Forever.

Figg-"As a talker. Browns wife is certainly a wonder" Right you arel Wonders never cease --Boston Transcript.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27
Funeral Today

The funeral Of Jules Val the miner whose death occurred at the Calumet X Arizona hospital. will take place this morning at 9.50 o'clock from the Catholic church and interment win be in Evergreen cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27
A cross.cauntry Run.

Property Man-Did your compsny have Q long run in SQueedunk?
 Comedisn-They chased us only two miles out
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27
Doctors Leave.

Dr. r. E. shine left yesterday for Los Angeles, Cal, where he win be for several days. Dr. G. A. Bridge went 10 Douglas yesterday morning on a business visit.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27
Brief Local Items
FIan plnner hiateh.

Elan Dinner Match
 It is reported that a golf match between two teams Of the Warren District Country club. with a dinner as the stake, is on the tapis for Sun day.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27

II. M GoTden, El Paso & South western auditor. arrived in the city yesterday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27

Sheriif Jack White was in the city yesterday, leaving in inc morning Tor Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27

of earth when Lillmire came along Lillmire is the sort of summer resort CT who dons spotless white iannels and soft hat, never steps off the walk and fancies that he Is getting close to nature.
 "Hello," said Lillmire over the front rail fence, "Wnl you please tell me why you are spelling the grass?"
 There isn't any grass, insisted Neyrock "Ouly this scrubby stun. am making garden"
 You should plan 1t on paper first" said Lillmire. otherwise how in the world do you know whether you are digging beds or paths?"
 That's so, said Mrs. Neyrook "Tll get some paper!"
 You must have a pool in it." added Lillmire as he moved along
 ~Tll get the galvanized iron tub from the we'll said Neyrock at that and put it down here-this is the pool."
 We night carry the bricks left over from the barn foundation" sug' gested Hrs Neyrock brightly. "and lay them down 70 outline roughly the walks and bedsi"
 Splendid idea" said Neyrock-
 At once they dropped the rake, the spade. the broom and the papers and pencils and began carrying bricks. They had to scatter them far apart to outline everything. Just as they were finishing the Crayfoots stopped their automobile out in front
 "How do?" said Crayfoot "I hadn't any idea any one here was going to start brickyard Send me over a lead for my new chicken house, will you2"
 "It's a garden" explained Mrs. Ney- rock, rather shortly. She was con sCious that her hair was stringy, her dress horribly muddy and her usually white hands a sight from carrying brick
 "Oh!" murmured Mrs. Crayfoot from the machine. with all the eXasperat- ing sweetness Of one in frilly. fluffy, immaculate attire. Do you like that sort of thing?"
 Cat" muttered Mrs. Nsyrock in tensely as the machine plowed on. She just loved to make me feel like day laborer, Henry. can't get the idea of a pool from an empty tub I'm going to turn the hose into 1t and fll it."
 Al right, agreed Neyrock. T think we're getting on splendidiy. We prob ably can't get 1t all done today, but We can sketch it out. There ought to be an arbor at this curve in the walk. with vines over it."
 Get the stepladder, and set 1t there so ven remember it's aR arbor. then" directed Mrs. Neyrock q wish I had something to sit on-gardeniug is hard work"
 Here" said Neyrock. turning over the hose reel. "sit on this"
 "i ann planning whether to have roses or poppies hers." unused Mrs Seyrock, Tor would you advise tulips 2" Do you suppose thers would be any room left for a few tomato yines?" inquired her husband.
 I've heard Of gardens. that had parsley instead of candytuft for bor- ders. said Mrs. Eeyrock eagerly.
 "HelIoi" said Bingie from over the fence. What Is the trouble2 Has there been a fire. that you've moved everything into the front yard? But why save the bricks2'
 This. said Neyrock with as much dignity as one can show when there is earth on ones face, when perspira- ton has soaked ones collar and when one's shoes are covered with mud. ifs a garden!"
 There will be roses here" ex- plsined Mrs. Neyroek, pointing st the spade. ~and an arbor there" waving her hand at the stepladder. "snd the main walk runs along that rake and
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27

pr. Frederick T. Wright was in the city from Douglas last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27

Attorney David Benshimol of Doug las was a business visitor yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27
Personal Mention

Deputy Sheriff Will White went to Douglas yesterday on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-27

Charles K. Pishon is in the city rom Phoenix on a business trip and incidentally boosting for Elks' Day at the fair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27
MOROCCO CAUSED RISE
Grains Sent Soaring i'll Chicago as
Result OF Possibility of War
Damage Reports,

Chicago, July % Morocco push-
cd the rest Of the earth off the map
today as far an Nbeat traders wefe
concerned War possibilities re-
gardins the corner Of Africa out
weighed every other influence and
sent prices soaring Although re-
action eusucd the close was firm at
" to n cents net advance.
Latest tigures on corn were the
same as last night to Is TO Is
cents up The worst OF the fury as
10 Morocco took place riehtlat the
opening OF business Much excite
ment prevailed in the wheat rit
and there was unusually free buy-
ing. shorts in particular showing
themselves in an anxious condition
of mind When the rush TO pur-
chase had been in measure Sati5-
fed the market fell back more than
half way from the top level reached,
Statements that blue stem crops ~
the northwest had become roQeh
smitten, like the velvet Norld1esa
acted as a prtiler Acknowledgment ri
the bears laty4in thf session Ny VI
Light receipts us well as the
wheat bulge had a strengthening ef-
feet on corn So did reports Of
greatly enlarged consumption Of
feed stuff, owing to the failure OF
pastures west and southwest
Oats were under constant DRAG
rom edging sales by country houses
and By local spectators who We're
handling rural consgnments
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27
> STOCKS, BONDS, CEREALS =
MANY STOCKS GAVE WAY
Morocco Situation and Probable De
lay On Reciprocity In Canada
Used By Bears.

New York. July 2G The most
Favorable bear movement vi several
weeks was undertaken on the stock
exchange today and prices gave way
before che onslaught Foreign and
domestic complications gave an ops
portnuity which was seized By an
aggressive bear faction that had
shown a considerable degree Of con-
lidence and activity since the early
part Of the week
The gravity of.tlLc Morocco situa-
tion and the prospe,a Of 4 long delay
before tho Canadian reciprocity ag-
reemen1 IS adopted Fly the dominion
were the chief factol IS made use OF
by bear parties
A feature of the market during
recent weeks, have baen the activity
or stocks on the upward movement
and their dullpess on d@lue
During the recession today, how
ever, the market Was atAlNe, SlldIp
interest was Increased largely a. u
result Of today's activities
Two group of stocks Were conspic-
uous throughout the day There
We're the coal shares and the issues
Of the railroads effected both directly
BY Canadian reciprocity; Ia the in
dustrai group l'niteil States Steel
was relatively firm, cat no time de-
climng more than fraction
international Harvester was one
Of the weakest Of the Industrial
stocks The total of transactions
was not large, probably not exceed
ing 10000 shares with a balance of
sales. The bonds market was steady
total sales par value SS,533.00os
United states bonds We're Unchanged
on cali.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27

A soiit5cruer who WAS visiting NJ
Louis wamlcred into the dining room
Of tue holcl aitd seeing negro servant
vino had an tie iinpo,iahce of an army
oitiecr stasdibg np'tr the door asked
him who IN, 'tcad Niger was around
there, The negro stretched himself r.
his fun height and pomnousiy replied
that "thcre amt 40 nlgEers ~ SG
Louis, sah We y al gem.mcn 81 eoi-
orr
Welt said the sautheruer. drawing
Si0Q bin FROM his pocket and fnesr
inr IL II Epect ~ be ~ this hotel ier
some time and want ~ maEe snfe thaL
| vtll Lee taken fige on \"
"Oh, sab sail tue negro whose eyes
We're popplns from bis head, 'd.d sou
want 10 Euow who the head Niger
waiter Ist That's me, AlleproNn
Call.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27
Mhare Rluebsard Lived.

Most OF our readers have heard "f
Bluebeard. the eutcrprising gentleman
who made il hobhS Of marriage ana
had a way ~ Eis owA for getting ria NJ
superAuons wives. probably very feW
people. however, set@ ihat the story
has any sort Of b'ss.is in fact Yet ON
the banks OF the world famous iiaS
porus near ConSiantinopie there n
situated picturesque ald nieslMNa#
fortress known az Rineheard eaS
ter and witch N said 70 i4aFe nr@t
the abode Of terrible old paSfa
whose playful little ways gave rise 4"
the story. Wide World Magazine
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27

Fhe first caieuisIing machine wa&
invented and constructed hy Rlaise
Pascal. a Frenehnan, Ia ld32, "
which year he was but nineteen wears
Of age. Ii was made by him wits ilie
mid OF one workman and was tarseN M
Ell To the chancellor Of France ll1r.
ing the revolution IL was found "
Junk shop at Bordeaux aud at present
is the property OF NJ. Bougouin q
that city. All Of the four simple inatl'
ematical operations Gan be made with
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27
Wore Outer cIothlna only.

,s Centuries ago, as SIR walter Scott
says In lvannoe,r men wore one
thickness OF clothes, whether OF WOOL
leather or velvet. The shirt was Ia
vented, but for long time vas worn
only by the nobility and gentry. Then
followed the walslcoat, Dreeches ana,
later on, trousers, The oyercoat,
winch succeeded the medaevai CLOAK,
was rare until the segsateenlh cen
fury.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27
Not Really Essential.

Agnes, the tenth child, aged SIX
was a quiet little girl, taking very
serious view OF life. She was carried
to her mothers room TO make the &C
quaintance Of the eleventh arrival. a
the beauty OF this gift from God She
looked earnestly at the object OF
praise, trying to see the bright side
of the situation, then said, lie is very
nice, but we did not really need him
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27

Back salaries have been paid the
Indians and now everything is rosy
IN front OF the indians again While
n Cairo and Fulton The gate re-
eeipts amounted TO sufficient to- pay
the expense OF the team aud 50 en-
able Chief LLOYD 10 pay his plays
ars the salary due. We will stick
tho session through" said Chict
Lloyd this morning YOU can bet
your laat dollar on chat Jost as
soon as | can pick up TWO new
players believe that the team wili
start going right IN Yesterdays
game The team bit oll right b0'
some bad playing enabled Fuitou 70
win Paducah sun
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27
n penends.

An actor and retired army man
were discussing the perils Of their re-
spective ealings, ts.sF
glow would you like 10 stnhd with
shells bursting all round your' the
general demanded.
"Well.f replied the actor, sit depends
on the age OF the egg"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27

Wai'er Nafi'sse' @heer hslaef Eot
W. "tuon, o"'''. eiup' - '+"a :s's
se'eS " IVY - maze vac S'N'h w
'ss'S''u dtPle pray :" oFSa'''heo
o''s''oa'l = sa' siA'n ianihE W''n
'n' SroF' 90"' Noo'e WI" Me'HAe'
N '4o7 NhAeiF7 M"'N'' ''''''
''FS"H " s'tn"h WaS iFPl"''" ~
9,'" VT NoNi''7' 'Ni'' o''s''i'''n
= 4" '"M oH' " 81 se'o'N ""se ~
Win 'ooN'a ~ /" s'e''" 7''R'V.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27

Canary wines nave been hnuNn Iol
centuries. and MATCHMAKING mas peeu
an important industry, aitnuugn Iately
MaaeiIa mas outpoinied IL IN the CON
petition. The grapevine was taken
10 the Canary islands from Crete III
me nlteenth century.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27
Fall Took 30 Seconds.

WtAia aoe yards sot the brink y
strQtb aaaias 4 rock and Il. large
setIon o: Gh anlen end was brok
~ OK. &s ta barrel reached the
eFast $f o'clock Il swung
stfaira .t1 st ptaueing dowii
into me III its long axis
Hardly iB aeonds elapsed IN
til It wa aa 4 req speck. eareen-
lug Ia thu spa4e below tlle cataract
Win the te ae ouirush Of the
Horseshoe, cged by high water
the barrel wen floating down tos-
slug aud uunhliag IN It's passage
awards the apiier steel arch bridge
Frank Bender pt Chippewa, SWAN
our ID II WIFI fopo aud caught the
barrel by one 81 It's handles From
This point the barrel was owed
lshore
tNatn wax bieTdiiig and appeared
I'll \ serious wa, but once out 4 the
barrol Ne ra h'melf ard waved
ia the crowds That lined the laAk.
He was almost exhausted aud was
necessary 10 apply oxygen 20 fRYlNe
him lie thought that his leg was
br3kcn, but examination showed
that It was merely spraiued
= minded tho lTisnbling about the
calls moro taan the big drop, Leach
said. Like 70 Killed me the way !
gas tossed about before hill We
Brink
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27
The Demons.

"Critics are line chaps, said an Eng
Dish actor. but / must confess that
when they condemn your play you FEST
annoyed
~ wonder why we call the peonie
in the TOP OF The house godsT au ac-
tress asked al unsuccessful playwright
once,
owe do that the unsuccessful play
wright answered, so as 10 distinguish
them from the people in the bottom o.
the house who write the criticisms.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27

Metals flow into each othrr iaSt ss
gases aud liquids mix, though more
slowly. II cube Of lead 4 placed
On one of gold, the surfaces III epnFaeF
being kcpt smooth and clesn aht' iets
az month small quantity 81 so'i
vin lie found to have penetrated tas
ssaa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27
Yesterdays Results,

Cairo ., Henderson 4
Paducah 4. GAINESVILLE 2,
Fulton 4, Harrisburg 2.
Hopkinsyille IL, Vincennes 8.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27
WENT OVER FALLS
BOBBY 1,IsssGH TN BARREL DUFF
LICATEs PREVIOUS EXPLOITS
AT NIAGARA.
Was SUSPENDED by Hammock Inside
Barre Tall Took 80 Seconds
Not Seriously Hurt.

Niagara i1alls. n NJ. IUly 49,
inbby LEACH "a yaars Old, If NFas
ARA ralls a4 5ria shis afternoon
went ossr tlta tiofse Shoe Falls tn \
barrel ana still liyes
Thouet b 4as severely battered
In TIL drap 1l l5s feer over the
brink IA cataract he sustained
only auh injuries via tanisiit
Y ahle aoat lys houHe
rhts Is fl cond time The eata-
raet HAS been successfully naYi
gated na Edison Taylor. III
thi8 eitg isda the trlp II h barrel
u octal 1spi and eaMt. cist
alive MIL ed by THE police III
both sides u Ae river, iaaeh was
forced this afiernooh u make his
start from ls;alte Two miles and 4
hall aho@ thg cataract On the I'nil-
.ed State da Two rtYerinen fuok
him III IaaNeli 10 Nayy Island
where eae vas made ship
shape ad "a d was placed I'd the
barrel. aflair, eleven Ieei
long witl, ot NJ wood Le;sch wa:'
buns i as hammock
III barre ,rtt las passenger was
east adTist f,e of the mouth OF
cfippsWa vas hardly mile
above TIKI briHf 6f the Horseshoe all
252 otiack HIM was quickly caught
ny tb ~ tae upper rapids
Miles, as y4 from the brink tie
barrel 48iit Ia the tremen-
dous ssi aad raced y the
rhasn
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27
Little Kittens

The tTopknsvilIe kentuckialt
contains a long article on the treat
meni accorded the sMoguls In the
Sunday game al Paducah by Umpire
Coukln who fined four llopkinsvllIe
players and after having tined
Catcher tuhn$l5 put him out Of the
park. The paper relates that Vm-
pre Conklin has gone 10 boozinG
and though al the beginning OF the
season was a good umpire praise
and too much imbibing has brought
him TO poor grade official and the
Kentuckian terms him rs 'one OF
the worst of the Gosnellites. ~ The
New Era OF the same place also com
ments ON Conklns work and both
papers seem to realize that the
league cannot exist fairly with a
rotten set OF umpires.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27

said Will take bis place II was
stated that cahlIl was offered a
position IL the Central league. Like
a number of other players Payne.
Was AZ outs with Chief Lloyd
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27

The Clarksyille baseball club IS in
debt about $500 and according 70
the Leaf-Chronicle one hundred
books OF tickets for admission to the
games the rest Of the season have
been offered the fans 50 that the ag-
gregation there will not have 70
kick the bucket AT the end Of the
season the club hopes to sell some
OF its star players and thus raise an
additional revenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27

Friend And were Won ever IN ven
ice? Mr .Rlchuuick Yes, Slowest
town ! wss ever in Tue sewers wefs
busted al the time We were tA--sl-~
GucA -------- ~.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27
Love All.

There Is no balm 10 mans heart
ike love, not only the love others
feel towards him, but that he leels
towards others. Be in love with all
things, not only with your fellows, but
with the whole world, with every crea-
ture that walks the earth. with the
birds IN the air with the insecLs in
The gIs ~ -,-H Mfll
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27

Irish Cahil, Chief Loyd's short
stop, has jumped the Pole Cats and
the team is in much weaker condi-
tiou as result Payne, a utility
man from Winchester, Ind II Is
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27
Yon Had Easy Time.

lIopkinsville, KY, July 26 lar
ence Yon had an easy time with the
boosters today while the locals
pounded Flynn and Crane all over the
field. Errors caused runs for both
sides. The score:
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27

kansas Revival OF Wet Old Jest
A shs'w at the opera house In
Barnes. :" villain was trying with
might and to force a drink OF
liquor down 49, throat Of the hero
who resolutely refused 1t. A small
hoy in the audience yelled, Give It
to my pc; he'll drink it."--Greenleaf
Sentinel
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27
Blytheville Batteries.

Fulton. Ky, July 20 Fulton retain
cd her lead in the league today by
making has of the visitors with the
invincble fayetteville batteries The
score:
Fulton .....,,.. 4 0
Harrisburg .,,......
Battcries NIX and jolly; Ken
bricks and Oyerton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27
Where They Play Today,

Henderson at Cairo.
Paducah at Clarksyille.
Harrisburg at Fulton,
Yincennes at lIopklnsvllle
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27

Pitcher Clarence lon the
leagues star twdrler Of Hopkins
vile denies he has been sold TO
Nashville but is Wiling to 80 70
faster company
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27

Rates For Classified Notices.

Ono Insertion, per word. .... 90
three Insertions, per word. .O2h
One Week, per word .....,.. -oo
one Month, per word........ Is
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27

D-Dressmaking either
plain or tailor finish. MRS, HURT,
307 9Th st.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-07-27
MORE GENUINE AND COMING

For 80 years Lydia f. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy for
female ills. No sick woman does justice to
herself who will not try this famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and
has thousands of cures to it's credit.
- Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. She has
guided thousands to health free of charge.
Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.