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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-31
FORSAKES TITLE
FOR LEPER'S LIFE
Sir George Turner to Devote
All His Time to Sufferers.
HOPES TO FIND A REMEDY.

svietm of Dread Disease Himself and
Thinks There Is Great Possibility of
Discovering Cure For ito Work
In South Africa and lndia--Has Lived
In Seelusion at Exeter.
London. Although Sir George Tur-
ner Is afflicted With leprosy as the result
of his heroic self sacrifice In working
among lepers in South Africa, he has
no intention OF abandoning his active
work among the sufferers from that
disease, but has decided to devote the
remainder of his life TO iepers,
He has Just offered his services to
the mission to lepers in India and the
east. but 1t Is felt that there is greater
scope for his work in South Africa,
where he knows all the conditions, and
he will probably return TO that field of
labor, lie is full of brave hope that he
may he able TO do something more for
his fellow sufferers
In an interview Sir George said that
his treatment OF lepers thus far had
been on the general principles of max
ing lepers more comfortable and re
tardng the advance of the disease.
There WIS great possibility, he
thought. that some remedy might be
found
Generally speaking" he said, "peo-
pie have a very erroneous idea with re-
gard to the contagiousness of leprosy-
In my opinion leprosy is usually IL not
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-31
He WAS GAME.
An Experience Of Bob Taylor When He
Started Out TO Lecture.


when the late Senator Bob Taylor
first went upon the lecture platform
he was In bad financial fix, but II q
crowd OF his down In Taylor. Tex, had
known II we would not have played
such a mean game on him." said Colo.
mel Albert w Carpenter Of the Lone
Star State
Little did we know at the time Of
the glorious nature and generous soul
of man who made half million dol
lars and died penniless.
What We did was to dragon the
orator after the delivery of his speech
into Joining an absurd sort of secret
society AZ a part OF the ridiculous
initiation he was sworn to set up a
dinner to all present Immediately Oh
the adjournment Of the lodge. There
was good big crowd Of US. and the
eating and drinking came to just about
800. or exactly what Bob Taylor had
netted by his talk Subsequently he
confessed to friend that after paying
the score he had barely enough cash to
enable him to pay railroad fare out OF
the town.
"a year later he came back to our
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-31
"Sineing Mice" For Harvard.

Cambridge, Mass. Singing mice"
are the most recent addition to the col
lection Of rodents under the obscrva-
ton Of Charles Coburn Of the Harvard
psychological department
The five rodent vocallsts. all females.
were found by n New Yorker who was
attracted 10 his tool chest by sounds of
high rhnttering that resembed more
the notes Of canarie5 than mice
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-31

his fellow workers as somewhat OF a
preyarlcator. did not appear one day
at his desk He sent letter. how
ever, to the manager announcing that
his absence was caused by one of his
children having scarlet fever. He got
In reply note which gave him two
weeks leave of absence without pay.
the manager sympatheticaliy explain
Ing that he feared tho contagion might
spread into the homes of some of the
other employees. st. Louis Globe DEM
Ocrat
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Upper COLONY IN INDIA WHERE SIR
GEORGE TURNER WORKED
always. spread by contagion, but most
iepers are not nearly so dangerous to
the public ms n person suffering from
phlhisis,
Since the terrible day that he made
the dread discovery that he was vie
tim ct leprosy Sir George has lived in
comparative retirement near Exeter.
He has received numerous invitations
10 social functions aud has invariably
replied
[ II win come II you don't mind my
being eper."
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Haboons and OYSTERS.

A liking for oysters is supposed to In
dieate somewhat advanced gustatory
taste, and yet, according to book en-
titled "Monkeyfolk In South Africa"
by IT, w. Fitzsimons. balloons share
this prediction with gormaDds -
fish of all kinds are welcome
to them, and troops OF miboons often
make excursions to the seaside to get
these salty deiicacies, opening the
shells either with their strong teeth or
by striking them GU the rocks.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-31

Atlantic City viii Not Pay More Than
Once For Cremated Animals

Atlantic city. N. ,I.-Hereafter May
or Riddle declares this city will pay
only once for the killing Of stray dogs
which find their way to the pound and
not. as heretofore. several times to line
the pockets of "grafters.' In the fu-
be cremated viii have It's tail cut Off
first This will be handed over to the
secretary, when payment will be made
The poundkeeper has suggested that
as the tail seldom ways the dog and
Is not therefore Indispensable to the
CANNES existence the city may become
one Of tailless dogs.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-31

The City of Lambertville has notified rs
that the following streets are to be macada-
mixed =:
Clinton, Elm, George between Perry and
Elm, Perry, Delaware Ave, Jefferson, Dele
van and York. The last Ave named between
Clinton and Union streets only.
All persons on these streets who want water
put into their houses are hereby notified to
apply for the same quickly a. possibl 80
that the connections can be made before the
new paving is laid
THE LAMBERTYILLE WATER Co
Dated May /, 1919 May S-tf
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psrdons Soldier Who Didn't Knoe

Madrid The government has can
celed the punishment inflicted on u
Protestant soldier for refusing 10 kneel
ish regulation drawn up IN such y
manner that a repetition Of the incl
dent VIII he impossible In the future.
The soldier had been condemned 10 six
months Imprisonment.
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FRANCE TO SPEND S2.oOo.oOO.
Wakes UP TO the Trade Opportunities
In Vast Indies

Paris.-Tho appropriations for i'm.
pWvements In the French West In
dies. notably at Pointe a Pitre, Guade
loupe. and Fort de France. Martinique
In anticipation of the opening of the
Panama canal amount to nearly $1,000,
COO the chamber Of deputies having
awakened to the fact that France had
made no preparation to benefit by that
event.
Colonial Minister lie Brun NOV war
minister, sent an important mission to
the islands last year. and Its report
and Minister lie Bruins energy brought
about the present appropriations
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-31
MlKADo TO VISIT EUROPE.
Tokyo Hears He viii Make a Tour
After His Coronation.

Tokyo The emperor of Japan In
tends after his coronation next Noyem-
Der TO make il trip TO Europe on board
a Japanese warship. according to the
jill Shimpo.
His majesty has for many years
cherished the desire to undertake such
O voyage
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-31

La Toilette Wants Its Chief to Be
Really Fit

Washington. legislative drafting
bureau 10 draft or revise bills or
amendments ut the request of any com.
miitee or ten members OF either house
OF congress IL proposed in n bin Intro
duced by Senator La Toilette.
Its chief Is to be appointed solely on
grounds of fitness and without refer
ence to political affiliations
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-31
NEW JAPANESE CRISIS.

Prince katsura Threatens to Form
Now Political Party.
Tokyo Political revolution is threat.
ened In Japan by Prince Katsura. the,
new premier who, though scarcely
well seated In the saddle. declares that
he will NJ once form new party and
take aggressive steps TO combat the
Seiyutai the present dominant party
In the empire
AS one result of the premier's declar-
alton the early resignation of his cabi-
net Is threatened, and the dissolution
OF the Japanese diet Is a possibility.
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Read Mark Learn and nwardy Digest Act for Yourself
AN AFFIDAVIT


o NoRTHAMPToN) Do
The doctorng Asthma
applied
where thorough both physical and by
would we'll Ibis February After following
taking he 81 would take and back
old condition have gained twelve weight have frequently
walked the distance home taking five miles, where pre-
could walk yatds without being compelled
until could regain have absolute confidence their
methods Their and will eeuy inquiry about them
either personally mail They have accomplished month than
other doctors have years"
(Sgned) JAMES r. WELSH,
Oxford Furnace, ]
subscribed before this 9th day March, 1914
j. E. SrAUB Alderman,
5h Ward Easton, Pa.
Mr. Welsh cured Of his trouble nearly and has
had lose his he cured he had
oneb o MS
Our Representative Physician Dr. j. A. BAER will visit NEW
HOPE weekly
Friday the Delaware Hotel with advice from the HOME OFFICE
examine every patient of charge Let him advise you
patent medicines - Consultation is Free
See the Doctor at the Delaware Hotel, New Hope, Pa.
next Friday February 7th from a. m. to 5p. m.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-31
A Story With i. Moral.

Here is little story with moral.
A young man who was known among
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-31
Rubber Goods

Are essential to the household good
range but be you get the best quality. We
carry full line and sell them at price that suits
the purchaser
We also have full line of pure drugs and
chemicals that always give satisfaction.
Don't forget the place.
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Are You Happy?

If You are it is safe to say that you enjoy
good health, as it Is impossibleto be happy
unless you are we'll. Noted physicians VIII
tell you that bad stomachs and torpid livers
are the cause of 80 per cent of all diseases.
For the past AZ years SEVEN BARkS has
proved to be the unequalled remedy for all
STOMACH, LIVER and KIDNEY troubles, and
the greatest tonic and blood purifier known.
1t makes your digestion what it should be
and keeps Your entire system in good con-
dition. Price of SEVEN BARkS is but 80
cents bottle at all druggists. Money re-
funded if not satisfied. Address
LYMAN BROWN, IS Murray ST., New York, NY.
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Atomoscope Examination

thorough, truth telling modern Atomoscope
N and beginning this month
by our ArOMOSCUPE is
SAFE, PAINLESS AND HARMLESS
The
Nose Throat Lungs
Bowels Bladder Liver Kidneys Men and Women
We would could place the following testimonials they
the made by and possibly your door
neighbos WE KNOW AND WANT 70 KNOW The RESULTS WE
GETTING, The SATISFACTION OF OUR PATIENT WHO
ARE NOW BEING RESTORED TO HEALTH WHO HAVE BEEN
GIVEN UP AS INCURABE We all ncurabe
that disease necessarily
durable CONSULT The DOCTORS nothing and they
tell what be what impossible Then
Atomoscope methods discerning
the the best known
Institute vorab Institute the State of Pennsylvania
THAT YOU WILL GET WELL That will good health
your do
work FREE from complaints
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Deafness and Head Noises.

Whether adhesion
the small bones the kened sunken hardened drums Our
relieves
head buzg
limDal ed hearing
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Stomach Catarrh
Liver Complaint.

Aching nbs sharp dull back burning shoulders
dizziness
bodng nightmare, and angud mornings Our b,
the Aomosope tells diton
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Woman's Trouble.

The Aomo Radio especially beneficial naemae complaints
troubles
decided relief and benefit quickly appreciated All suffering
and
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-31
Catarrh of Head and Throat

Offensive BREATH hawking and ca and scales forming
nos burning and itching head dizziness
impaired smell Radio
will be revelation pleasant painless soothing quick
| relief and
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MAIN ST. PHARMACY,

COR MAIN AND CHURCH STS.. LAMBERTVILLE, N. J.
E.W. BLOSSOM, Paop.
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
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Bronchial Catarrh.

Coughs feh pain sides under shoulder blades
hon BREATH yellow phegm,
Especially this these dangerous
if promptly relieved OUR AfOMOSCOPE TELLS POSITIVELY
II the hugs affected, The Radio kills disease germs
instantly and and strengthening the first application
Stomach Catarrh
Vomiting spells
beg appetite poor variable bng eating
Burning stomach throat and fitness under
heart apaton Sleep ureesmg Tired mornings be
ach
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RAILROAD GROWTH
! NEEDS VAST SUMS

Nsu Yorh. July s.-j. y Morgan .
Yubiic s~nie. Commission Of the
Second Di.'ne, Of Nc~ York 80. IN.
first Opportunity zine. th. death -
his father for pabiic srr7itiny Of HE
esrsonaliv and Tor comparison o.
him. even Ia .nAii degree. With HE
Ssther. lie gave testimony to ,h.
eoami>ion In support of IN. plan o.
The New York Central Railroad CoH.
Dshy for a consolidation Of IN. r.ii
sosd system N N-~ YORK with tho
LAX. ShoT. and Michigan southern
Railroad system. Since M.- Morgan
testified IT Ia, becn man, tines ,sio
that the conet."nes.. lucid.ty and y.t
sompTehen-iycn.s. OF .ofr. o. b.
statements dis Iosed q pecuiia. gift
for uiter1nte, OF that Kind which
vas tn. Characteristic OF the lat.
r. Morgan.
AZ the came hearing In which Nr.
Morgan appeared s a witness. t.s,i-
nony MAS given by Vice President \
n. smith. OF the New York Central
Rsidlroad Company. to which tn.
Public Service Commission plainly
gave close heed. Nj Smith was o,
course 80 tes;ifyiag a. to enliShten
u he could. the commission in such
manner a. to lead It to give It's ap-
Proval to the contemplated financ!n. I.
BY means of which the LAX. Shore
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abb. to look back upon an exception
ally happy childhood.
tn. QuirInAi Palace In Rom.
where the children live. has its own
shaded gardens. but lest these shor.d
no; suffice III. Kins has houEh; i
villa oio~- to the city to .er,- A. al
.orsn playground for the youngsters.
Th., villa Is on the ancient Via Sa-
iarla. The children are often taken
out to 1; In motor csrs. aud -p-n'!
ionE afternoons nj play with their
ponies sad other pets. exactly Ut
though they ~cre in the real coun-
try.
When sprinx come. the it'll,
prince. umberto. aged nine. and hi.
sisters. Joianda. MafzidA and Gio-
wanna. respectively twelve. cis,en
and Xix year. old. xo down to their
fathers hunting iodE. Of Castle Fo-.
zIano. about fifteen miles from Rome
-whcr. a scented wood Of pine tree,
t-or',er. III. Mediterranean and where
dressed In simple and prae;iea.
clo;hes-thcy live in tn. open air.
bathing and climb!n: trees until
they become As brown as berries and
as hardy A. tn. children OF the peas.
ants around them. Later on in the
summer they go to the seashore at
San Ros-ore. near Pisa. and late;
still 10 the fine country Castle OF
Racoonisi. in Piedmont. which has
always been the summer residence o..
the Car.Snamo branch of the Hous.
OF Savoy
II nsed TO be the fashion for 1;a!.
ian children Of the better ciass to
dress elsborsteIy. like miniature edi.
tions OF their parents. but Queen
Helena. realizing how much happier
Is the life OF boys and girls who
have not to care for their clothes,
has set the fashion for simplicity b,
always dressing her children in loose
and comfortable '.sa.Ior suits" Thu:
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that .inos, all o, -. other r.iiwa,
systens ~ill Tequir. great slcani,
Of nee rsaiizl relatively a. large A.
ts.t needed By the S.e YORK Cen
HAl Furthermore. II siisln The
a~ii - y-Ars one railway >ys,-a
Which is nos admirably -saip9~S
and ~hieh eors;Antiy irie. 20 k--I
stes .its IN. material progress o.
"a. nation. ~ilI need not tfen halt
e billion coilars O, a.s capital te
as.int.ia inproV.H-rts ADD to n.k.
others 30 ;n.i iI nay meet trsnss-o.
,s;ion demands. then ali o,t-r F2ii
road, OF ~. unit-i state. ~iil r.
ssire relatively as lArss AMOUNTS o.
capital.
I, : no, iHPraeticssle 20 e,tia-ts
TIA; within The s.I, 20 years. raii.
~.y companies Of N. rs.t-a state;
gill need sue aust ,-eare ae. eApi
tai 70. Improvement facilities far IL
eYc-s. o. 5000. 100000 r-esntl,
n<H,.Oa-c By Jane, J. Hln As ?,
ported as th- &H.oan, n--te. .Its'n
IL. a-ii five or ten year..
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C.atr4i .iii D. mad. /. oo=aB-s. ,,,-
-.l Bat 4, -. c-rtAln ire.e-.:a
'.nArs. OF NJ sam tAs; caEsEi
n. ear o; ~. cr=zls,5orr-, art
--uFct the tAoa.hi,zi .iie.ilo. o.
Son. o' ,so-- -so reAe ,.s -e7oru
o' he t-.ti3ony.
I, Zen. TO rEH e0lni.r TO tn,
a-vvAiez; isapFe-.iou tia; FallNas
rlanAs.r. snt Haay stocksold.rs IN
railway companies are becoming dls
uogTaset. f.aftss tia; ,h. public
through railroad legislation. il srad-
lsiiy ~, sIr.iy s'ransiins railroad
companies Nr Szi,h. on tn. con
trsry- D. cgn;idea' tha, the Tsiiroaei
%; tas Z nit.d St4i-s ar. sad @ili con.
'inu- 20 b. At .i..li.n, business
ysnigr. a. anything el,e 10 IN.
ni'.d >tai... he insists. however
TIA; the railroads must has. lars,
amount. OF nsz rapi,ai. n. confirms
Indirectly the staie;n.n, made son,
time .Eo by isn.- J nm iha. 'h,
n-s-ts Of the railroad. Of tn. rniteG
state. II they are TO be In position
70 NEE: th- demands mad. upon
them for III. transportation Of com
mo1l,i... ~liI r.quIr. a, lcas, 81.
ooo. .ooo.ooo ne~ capital within
few years
Mr. Smith ILLUSTRATES. this by e,
ample. pointing out that th. rsiirosC
company. o: which he 1. tn. vice
president. nos has nearly 3s.'ot
freight car. exactly double IN. nun
Der the company owned and opera,
ed II year. ago. HIS company al!
ucSd within the next four year,. In
Guiding thi. year. about si3o.ooo.-
geo OF ne~ capital. II !, (. to b. put
in . position which new transports
ton demands. \ tentative estimate
which he has made justified him il
;..,ifyinE that the New York Contra
corporation should have within tn.
next - year. at least si0s.0o0.o0o
" A'~ 'apaNass 'f'a' h'i.ds % NHi'i
Tusdbed-. the equipment. per!ectini
the terminal facilities and sdap-in;
tn. entire system TO the needs o.
modern transportation.
This statement was made In ref.
cTence to only one railroad system
in the United States II the tes,i
nony be well founded by fact ano
experience. then it Is fair TO assum,
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Sane Celebration
Marks This Fourth

New York. July While the
movement for safety and sanity In
the celebration OF tn. fourth Of July
worked wonders In the reduction o.
the number of victims OF gunpoweicr
dispatches from a score OF different
points throughout III. country n.
noted here account for 81 person
killed and Il variety OF other aeci-
t.nts incident to tn. outpouring OF
tn. holiday crowds
Twenty eight person. were drown
ed. fis. persons were killed In auto
mobile accidents, iie in sinzle
train accident and two KILLED tn aero.
nautic sports. This count. bein z
made from the comparatively few re.
ports OF minor tragedies fil,erin;
through the crush OF holiday news.
outnumbers more than twice the
sunpowder accidents OF the day.
Incidental to the day. there were
also five persons killed by iightnin :
one variety o! holiday tragedies tha,
the safe and sane fourth Of July /.
unable to reach.
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$3.50 Recipe Free,
For Weak Men.
Send Name and Address Today
You Can Have il Free and Be-
Strong and Vigorous.

h.ys !: a, po.:s::ss. I. l.ssesi..ss. 9
e.sseod. siiiss esnoH - acs s.es;
the iollies Of youth, thss h. csrsd % nasy
Soss aad nerveus men righ4 q their ovn
cine--tha, I thi.k sveU ma. Who wishes e
ssGAin his manly Do.er ed viriitty. qutekiy
.sd a1ie.ly. shouH have ecyy so ha.. AZ
velope 70 any oaa Vbs yin write ne for Il
This prescription eomss from . physicia1
Who has made special sesAy Of ssn nd
nation for tbs c1rs Of deficient manhood so1
vsos failure ever pat to9stsss. ,1
them . COPY 1. eon1dene: p ths. any - ~
sepea.sd f.inarss ny stop drugIing himset
With harmful pafsnt medicines, secure whea
spsniidins. sPof.roUcaIN1 rn.dy eve,
6evited, and 30 cure hinsslf ~ home quietly
md quielly. Just drop - Z, l.s LIKE thi:
Detroit, aieh. and i ~m ..nd you : copy .
this splendid recipe in . plain ordinary en-.
.oald charge sioe 3 SIS Tor u,er.iy vritis1
out . prescription hks tAf0.oat ! eoo6 !
Ootiroly tsSo.
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white light. 'or PRO" or = rcd light
Tor Contra Zach member has 4
number oorf.spondinx to one on ths
board. and can therefore p-rsonalI.
check III. accuracy Of his vote. An
automatic apparatus counts the vote
sad tsh ;oials arc shown on another
Indicator. II nsmr- are required
they are shosn on III. Elas. tablets
In either white or red letters. Iu
cas-. OF secret vote. III. glass tab.
lot Indicator 10 switched off and oni,
IN. counting apparatus remains &c.
tive.
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sfrascd the Royal youngsters enjoy
without restraint the Injuries of dig
slux. gardening and padding In the
>~a.
Tn. eldest Of the family. Princes
Yo,snds. II u handsome cir! and a.
ways looks ~oii In he: white serEe
suits with broad COLLAR. but she t.
rather prccocfoua. as are many ItAl.
ian girls. and already shows a truly
feminine !n;.fcs, In matters OF dress.
II 10 - great Joy TO her to be allowed
to assist in selecting her mothcr's
millinery. and she chooses. hats for
the Queen on = most lavish scale.
never allowing herself to be tram
meled by considerations of e.peass.
YoIanda sdm!rcs her beautiful moth
er intensely. and she WAS present on
a public occasion recently when soms
lone remarked to her that the Queen
wa. looking particularly we'll. TbS
little CIR! answered:
My mother IL th. very handsom.
.st Queen In Europe After a short
pause she added: And am going to
be exactly like her
The resemblance between mother
and daughter is most striking.
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The President of the Austrian
chamber of Deputies has decided to
make a trial of an electric voting
machine. for use in the house.
Each member will have two elec-
trio buttons on his desk. one marked
Pro and the other Contra" On
the wall opposite the presidents desk
an Indicator is fixed. consisting OF
SIC glass tablets. numbered to SIC.
These tablets are normally dark. but
when a vote IL taken each shows a
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hess ssy ! iook younger nov than dsd
Efs~~n y~ass ago. - Mn SAAAa r.
VITALITY. Athens. 1exas. r. =. b.
No. 4 Boz g
We know Of no other snsdSeins which
has h-~a 20 sueesssful Ia rrlssving ths
suffering Of women. o. sse<jvsd % many
genuine tessinoaiais. - has LYDIA z
hnkhsm's Vegetable co@poand
In n~as.y every eo@munisy yoo will
hna women Who have been r-storsd e
health b. this famous medicine. Ainoss
every woman yoa meet known Of IL
great good Il has b-en dning among
suffering women foe he past % yssss-
In De Pinkhan LAbosstosy q Lynn.
Mss. aes 6i~s cootaining hundrsds a
thousands Of letter. from women sssk.
Ing health. In which many opsaiy stss<
oves ussir own signature that thsy have
regain~d their health By taking Lydis
E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound.
many Of them state that Il hes ssvsd
them fron surgical operations
u yss vast special sAvies WviSs -
Lydia E finkhsa 1s1lejos C. (ceo1.
1sstiaD lyss. Nasa. Tear Litter Win
- spsae1. rvsl s01 sasVere1 byeo
w00as ao1 heh ia sls5ee esa0AsoeA
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she KNEW

Miss Janet Is = long time coming
down" he said to the pretty pArloi
maid. Perhaps she Is-ha. ha-
perhaps she is making up her mind
whether to see me or not
The maid smiled coldly.
NO" she said. 1T 10 not her mino
she is making up