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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-11-20
LOCALDOTS

DIR. s. l.. Allen attended the an
nual meeting of the Fifth District
Medical Society at Rock Hill We'd
nesday.
Mr.. w. p. Davis is with M.
Poliakoh helping conduct a special
cut price sale and will be glad to see
all his friends.
There will be box supper at
Antioch school next Thursday, No
vember &c. The public is cordially.
invited to attend.
Snow fell for several hours this
morning and although, little of it is
now left on the ground, there has
been a decided drop in the tempera-
ture.
State Warehouse Commissioner
John l.. McLaurin will speak to the
farmers of Lancaster county on Fri
day, December 4, Farmers Day at
the Lancaster County Fair.
Only three more episodes in
1.-The Perils of Pauline" twenty in
all. The next will be the eighteenth
to be shown at the Star Theatre
Monday.
Mr.. ]. w. Millsap, who has been
buying mules for the British army,
shipped a carload from Lancaster
this week. He will be here again on
December 1st and End, to buy one
or more carloads.
The bill poster for the county
fair came in today and Is at work
posting advertising matter for Lam
on six rural routes extending %
miles in each direction.
Rev. G. w. Boyd, who supplies
the Episcopal church at this place,
has under consideration a call he has
received to the st. Helens church at
Beaufort. DR.. Boyd is a favorite
here and it is to be hoped that he
will remain in this diocese.
The name of Doris Hilton was
inadvertently omitted from the
honor roll Of the first grade, Central
graded school, which was published
recently and we take pleasure in
mentioning here that she was among
those who won this distinction dur
ing the month of October.
Notice to Ladies' Aid Society Of
the First Baptist church: All those
who have fancy work to contribute
to the Ladies' Aid Society for the
bazaar, will please send same to the
later than O'Clock Saturday, No
vember 21st THIS is important.
The Alco Four, by special ar
rangements, will remain in Lancas-
ter at the Star Theatre through Fri
day and Saturday. II you have not
heard this aggregation you have
cheated yourself of a pleasant hour.
Do not hesitate N coming, as an en-
tirely new program OF songs will be
given each day.
Mr.. s H. Youngblood, pros
porous retail merchant of Charlotte,
was in town this week on business
This was Mr.. Youngblood's first
visit to Lancaster in twenty-four
years. When here last he was q
clerk in the store of T. M. Fitzpat-
rick & Bro. He expressed surprise
at the growth of Lancaster during
the quarter of a century.
There will be a basket supper
at the residence of Mr.. o. II. Bell on
Thanksgiving night, November 26
The neighboring school and com
munities are cordially invited. All
young ladies are urgently requested
to bring baskets and also their
sweethearts to buy them. There
will be other features of interest be-
sides the sale of baskets. Proceeds
to be applied to the improvements
required by the State Rural Improve
ment Association. Mr.. and Mrs. M
j. Green, teachers.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-11-20
Convention of Secretaries.

There will be convention of all
the commercial secretaries OF the
state to be held in Rock Hill the 27th
instant. Our efficient and wide
awake secretary, Mr.. Lutner Ellison,
will attend, having been especially
invited by the local secretary, Mr..
Timmons, to aid him in getting
ready for the event
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-11-20
VICTORY FOR LANCASTER.
Lancaster Leads''-High School II
Basketball.

In game Of basketball between
the teams of the Lancaster high
school girls and that of the Kershaw
high SCHOOL girls, played al Kershaw
last Friday afternoon, Lancaster de-
feated Kershaw by score of 25 to
I. Their defeat, however, did not
d'sconcert the Kershaw girls, whose
gracious hospitality made the stay
OF their Lancaster friends very pleas
ant indeed.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-11-20

1 WILL RENT, LEASE OR SELL
my tract>Qf land lying north Of
my house one~#ile- east Of Lancaster.
Phone 5S or call on w. p. Stogner.
1914
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-11-20

Don't keep guessing how q black
hen lays white egg. Get the egg.
Moral-Come to Poliakoff's cut
price sale.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-11-20
w. l.. DOUGLAS
S3.OO--S3.50 and 81
Shoes for Men
E. p. REEDS
S3.O0--S3.5O and 81
Shoes for Ladies

Good heavy every day Shoes, plain and cap sizes to
Ladies quality everyday Shoes lace blucher Sizes
- G. & E SHOES FOR LADIES S2OO
Heavy stock gun metal button Shoe that will do for
Sunday or everyday, sizes 3 to 8 49,. 80. $500
Sterling, good stoSy metal lace Shoe sizes 5 to
Browns Queen B. nice dressy Shoe medium low heel
"f REEDS ef osiGG SHOES FoR to IADiEs
so sun d @ a E lace and button
Good drey vci Shoes ae button and common
- D"', STAMP OF THE WORLD. ''' Si'O
Inc best heavy everyday Shoe made, Misses sizes
Ladies sizes to g. per pail '.' $3.50
Boys sizes 21a to 512, per pa1r. -. $3.50
Mems sizes to II, per pain 49,. 49,. $3.50
black 3Ia and tan We put thesS two Shoes sale
Barn Yard Shoes men long wearing, comfortably 9aie
. everyday Shoe, black, nailed .. $500
Barn Yard tan sewed Shoes. -. ! ... w $3.50
Weyenberg best $500 Shoe this Is the best heavy Shoe
we account of the price cotton we have
49, reduced the price to ...... .S39S
Fine soft vic button Shoes, wedge heel 5 to 81 On
Fine patent leather button Shoet wedge heel to 8
E. c. sKUFFER SHOES 9'A0
This of the most popular Shoes for Girls and Bows
made, black and tan, sizes 5 to 81 SO
skuaer s5 plack and tan, So to ii Sis Sis
c. E. Shoes cheap everlasting for Bows and Girls
shoe hat made will Hf ve
Vici and gun metal button sizes to S125
w. L. DOUGLAS SHOES FOk MEN ''
Every one knows W. L. Douglas Shoes wear better look
better and cost less than any other Shoes
W. L. Douglas Shoes for Boys black and tan per nair
VI, =, 80 $3.50 and $2.75
VIZ, - 1925, $3.50 and S4.OO
w. L. douglas Shoes tor men, gun metal lace and button
$780, $50 and $4.OO
y. N l.. ol.oO and S2OO Good Looking and Good
| oh0es Tor Wearing All Leather
Girls and Boys xsHoEsF SHOES Every
Robinson Cloud Co.
LANCASTERs LEADING STORE
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-11-20

LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN
One Pointer bitch, about 13
months old,&hite with brown spots.
plain leather \Qllar. Reward IL re-
turned to r. D:~Rowell, Lancaster,
5. G. 14-15
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-11-20

THE POINTING FINGER" again
directs your footsteps to the
mecca OF bargain houses, L. Hirsch
& Sons. We>are slashing prices re-
gardless OF the>howls OF our COM
pet.tors.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-11-20

WANTED-Eyerybo to know you
get first goods at low prices
at Poliakoff's loW>price sale.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-11-20

FOR SALE-One Florence Auto
matte four bupaar-Qil stove, good
as new. Will sell for half price.
Apply to G. o. Stogner.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-11-20

AFTER NOV. 21st we will gin Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays
only, until furtfeS notice. Black
mon e Stogner. 14-15
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-11-20

IF YOU FAIL to take advantage of
our Offering bargains, the loss
Will be yours. l.. Hffsch & Sons.
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Business Notices

IF YOU WANT to meet all your
friends, ceeae to Poliakoff's cut
price sale. TheS--~u- there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04
CONC SOM

- ENEGAL Vonust,auo r%arrauzn,
head OF the cou~titutiou"ll7i
NJ faction In McNioo, is "a humor-
iet Expressions nom the General bon
the past few months have been si'inr
hints pf this phase cot h.s ehoraetcr
His diplomatic exchanges with zee
gard O., the Benton INVESTIGATION were
strongly uugcl, and his yommunic'-
ton accepting the priu'ipl" "' m'-
.drtIon. as proposed hy the south
American minister of peace was W-
preruatcd with it
But iu his Implied reproof of crr-
tain Los Angeles ministers of the g"--
pei. the general iapsss into broad
humor Carrauzl has through hit
diplomatic representative 30 i.os An
eeIes appealed to certain ministers
90 be- more temperate in their utter
auccs 'to th. end thlt peace may ho
preserved can you beat o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04
Mexico's Revolutions.

THE student of history b. remind
od met McNIcu has tanned win
blaze oi iG revolutions within
The period OF the last ita years
TWents-thtcc OF THESE revolutions
were successful in themselves. but
counted a. disastrous FOR the men who
led them. Two OF the successful
leaders. NinctutO GUERRERO ana
Francisco Madcro. were d%cthroned
ana sent 10 bloody graves. Follow
ms h. the record of revolutions IN
sunny Mexico since 1921;
February e, is2l-splin loses
Mexico and Augustin dc lturbice
elected PRESIDENT, sent twice. ana
In 1852 crowned emperor.
May n. tSe3. Emperor Iturbid,
defeated by santa Anna
January ~. 1929 Revolution
headed by Santa Anna results iu
election oi prcsid,ut Guerrero aud hi.
inauguration BOZ April
December T. lScg-RcyolU 10y
General Busttmcnte results iu his
election as president q year later.
December 1882 santa Anna re-.
volts against Uustluout, aud Manuel
a.. Pcdiazn Us made president
December. tN35-TWo-Neat revolu.
ton led by Santa Anna results iu hi-
being declared dictator.
April 20. IN3t-Gcncral Bustu.
mcntc appeals Co people and b. cio.to|
president attcr several small upr,a.
lnrs.
Iuly IS. 1NiO -McNico Dity cutcrc
by General Urea. Who proclaimed
himself president
August s. lstl -B,,oit led hy Cen.
etal parcdos results Boo issuance D.,
him of inal p|ronunrin ucutu ag1fu..
Bustamcutc.
December s.. l>tl-Gcu,ral Hrr.
rcra assumes goNrtum,at
December li 1888 Gcncrol Pa
cdes d,pus,s President Herrera.
August g. 1876 -GrucrHl Jose "
Salas Gusts parrdos
July 20. iS52- Revolt started JOS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04

General Blancartc and return 90
santa AIMS zee president IL announced
President Arista resign BE- the follow
ing year.
july, lS5i-Gencral revolt shakes
the country aud Santa Anna ncos.
october Z, 1S55.-Genornl Juan Al
varoz is made president ana succeed
ed by lgnacio Comonfort.
January. 1S5S@Comonfort is be-
traycd by his friend. Zuluaga. who
becomes president when Comonfor,
fees.
lNGi-Bcnito Iuaroz returns TO
Mexico. leads revolt and becomes
president.
November tSGt-MnNimitian proc
claimed emperor upon the landing oi
the French.
July. iSG5-Junrcz leads mother
successful uprising again becomes
president.
iSGS-Revolt headed BY pornr.o
Diaz ends in death OF Jdarcg.
November g. l91l-Royolt against
piaz led hy Francisco Madoro. VIM
becomes president.
February 90. tgt2.-Mndco assass.
mated supposed, by Huerta's hcnch-
men.
February u.s.. 1918. - victoriano
Hucrt, proclaimed president after
Felix piaz revolt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04
Great Trials Of History

TRIAL on FITZ.JonN PORTER

charge. laid under the ninth article
OF war, alleged nNo instances uf dis
obedience of orders, the second
chnrge, laid under the hfty-second ar
ticlc OF war. contained four ullegI-
lions covering i've acts Of u~isbohuyior
In the presence Of the enemy On the
lath and 30th.
The court found the accused guilt,
~ having disobcycd General Pupos
orders guilty. also. having shame
fully d~isobeyed" the latter order. ana
ui having rotrcated without any 1t-
tempt to engage the enemy but not
guilty 90 having permitted Grimm
hrigndrs go leave che battlefield Iui
go Go CcnIcryllo. Tho charge ot
having fccbly attacked the enemy on
the 10th vls Withdrawn.
IN substance tho charges on whiHh
/ Porter WIS convicted were two-tnut
he d|isoboyvd General Popc's order O.
march az I a.. m on the 2Ntn. ami
that. 10 disupedioncc of orders. a.
tailed Co attack. bur rctfc1tcd, ON tho
gath.
The sentence of the courtmartinI
was delivered on january 90, 1868.
ON Januur, - this sentence was APP.
proved 10y President Lincoln. Durine
the next % years General Porter cou-
tinuHlly applied for % rehoaring oi
the case. in the light of evidence now
Is discovered or not available &c tns
time Of his trial
ON April ~. 1875, President Have,
]appuinted "a board of officers consist.
ing Of Major General John Schohcld
Hrigadicr General Alfred T. TER,
and Colonel George W Getty. Co cx.
anime the ncW evidence in %conncctio.
with the old The new evidence con.
sisted largely OF the testimony m.
the official report of the Confederate
officers which could not have bect
Z known nt the courtmartial.
TN, advisory board. which held iH
sittib- al West Point. in July. iN,'
Recommended To President HAYES @,
set aside he findings and sentence %
the courtm1rtiBi. and 20 restore Pow
ter to his rank in the service iron
the date Of his dismissal In the 1b
sencc of any legislation Presidcu
Hayes considered himself as withoI
power Co act and on July o he sub
mittcd the proceedings and ooupius
ions uf the board for tho action 90
congress. ON May Z INN2, Prcsideu
Arthur, hy ettors patent, RENTED 3
much of thc sentence Of the court a.
had not been fully executed, and thu
relieved General Porter from th,
continuing disqualihcations To hol'
ofice. ON August e.. 1856. ne va
placed on the retired list of thI
arny. General Porter died In 1901
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04
Mexico Furnishes =
Our Chewing GumS

y NpW MANY people 10 tho United
4 = government statistics heing
available a. conservative estimate
may place the number at 10. ODo. 900,
dividing them into two CLASSES. thu
.uNcittut, or hubitual ohcwcrs. and
tnc o,'sssoTa chewers Under the
latter cl8ss may bo placed school
children Who are not permitted Ga
chew duiabg study hours
Acc"rl.us Goo the census of 1910
tL,ro were In the United States
90. 800 5aH persons between tho ages
ut q ana 20 years ln the a. states
uru tho District of Columbia. pi
this number l"7.30O.20t attended
school ga least occasionally. and may
be- olassed as potentially occasional
chewcrs leaving e. balance of 10 $50,
1886 as potentially i%nNrtcratc chewou
Of gum. an under the age of 20 wears.
OF course. ull these. may not have
been gum-ohewers equally, OF course,
invctcrate gum-cheWcrs oaunot be-
confined to persons under the age oi
20 wears These figures may hc ta-
ken however Co show hat the esti-
mate Of no. 600. 900 chcWers b. very
conservative.
The latest statistics published By
the department of commerce show
that during the calendar year 1919
the United states imported 1901
3l6 pounds 81 chicle. valued al
IN5.ti9.t0N Sow The word 'chicie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04

~NE 81 the r.., interesting trials
connected directly with The
0iNIl war $3.50. mat of Fitz-Iohu
Porter. who was brought up before a
rourtmuftial iu I,fa tud for "a TIME
was deprived Of U command. Pore
irt WIS "a membrr uf l imily cmt-
mont for their n.uI.uE qualities, ana
H dos.cudaut col David Porter the
naval Commando uf The revolution
FIt3-John Por. .er,od during the
Mexican war uuI during tho ,iyll
war be- rose RAPIDLY until he became
a major General ul volunteers ic
Nas engaged prominently loo the Sec
und battle OF Bull Euu. fought Aug
ust 30 and 30. l.t The Union army
was defeated IHJ ,largcs vero
brought against Porter for his mae
ZION ou the nr,' IH, lie was de-
pfiNed oft his com mtud. but WIS TO-
stored Co duty ar The request ot Gen
ornl George % Mcclellan. and TOOK
part boo the Mlr,lInd campaign.
ON Nolcmbcr .1. 1859, General
/ Porter was arra med before % court.
/ martial in Wash urtuu charged with
! di~subpying order. 100 the second bat
n, OF Bull Run md ON January -.
1868. he was cI-nlcrcd land forever
disqualified from holding any onlu'
under the government The iustic,
oi this verdict BIOS been the subject
ot much c%ontroNprsy.
Tho reasons given by Porter for ms
failure Co go into action when ordc''
cd we're. First. chat ne considered
himself under General McDoWol's or.
dcrs. who told him thar they wcr'
too FAR to the front FOR the battle
and. SECOND. that the enemy was 90
such heavy for, iu his fA1ut that he
would have been defeated had ne at.
tucked.
General Mcdowell stated before th'
Courtmartiai that so far from aaJin.
that thev were too far front for bat
ne. he directed General Porter before
leaving MIN, 20 put his ORR into nc
tion where he Was, and that ne On
DoVeln would move further GO M
light and 60 into nattle there.
The officers who sat In iudgmc7
over per were Major General
David Hunter and T. a Hitchcoc'
and Brigadicr General Rufus Kinr
D. NJ. Prcntiss James q. Ricketts,
silus casey. James \. Garfield, y q
Tuford aud j. P slough, with colon,
Joseph Holt. judge advocate genera
of the army as Judge advocate
The chargce exhibited to the cour
were preferred hy Brigadicr Genera
BENJAMIN : Roberts. inspector gen
eral on General Pope's stan at th'
time OF the occurrence. The hrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04
pn. !. Il. nGm'r

A ENCOURAGEMENT hy the Her
N aid a few days ogo of the
proposed resignation OF pr.
IT, NJ Light as president of the state
Normal school at silver city has
brought O. voritlblc chorua Of aston
ishment regret and protest from the
educators OF the state, from private
citizens and from the press IL j.
needless 10 say that Dr Light is "a
big man. broad and able aud cih'
Client. lie is So recognized from ONE
end OF Ncw Mexico 90 thc other Iii
influence has been felt throughout
the whole educational syt,cm OF the
state. tie Is bat unusual combina-
'tiou. q mar OF wide schola rship, high
ideals and practical efficiency. But
Tor him cher, would bee u, state Nor
NAL school pt silver city. For eigh-
teen wears ho has Graded % and
guided lt and pushed 30 on over oll
sorts of obstacles, until &c d. DO sound.
efficient. result produring institution.
Br Lighrs Identification with cduc''
.tun in Nca McNleo has been good
iT Sew Mexico His departur,
would h. 70 severe loss to the state.
II the board Of rogcuts ot the silver
city Nurmal school Does it's dJty ny
that institution and the state b. wllI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04
rt,N rIur N%rruoN,uTS

~ DAYS rom tomorrow the
lsUne season up,us u Sew
4 N'yI.o That Is fro official
HenuF .ol.uu u viii p, several
e.0s .r. .rs the mountain stream
narN. vu 20, attractive Co DO, own
bred m0n foot NaN aiFhts u Now
Moy,oaH hisn ~ 'r" .o'd but
pIasrm, be- uoar.f hand aud DO Boz
umc tu begin foo rlau M, summer
vacation
uf uurao luu 90 eu.nr Geo taN" 90
vacation Tho tr, when mon work
th, whole wear round without at
Ielet l brief rest and .htugc is over
The modern ,mpIuyc I SNOW THAT h.a
,mpIuUp. du better work DO the ruu-
ltuc uf shop or office broken Dbl,
lr,st .uI relaxation and change. oven
iIf .t De very hrIci Tho modern hnsi-
mes. mau snow- That bis Interests
mot un, do mot suffer for his va,a.
Ittou Hut that h, returns mot only rec
! fr,sh heel bout with CLEARED mind mud 70
new perspective a vacation ia. oI
should boz. O. part of each Years plan
lot action o. hang. from the routine
of ,,crs do'
The vacation nccd not uc AN cN-
Ipcnsi.c proposition anywhere. and
cast of 100 iu Sew Mexico within
dula rid, north. south, east west.
arc well stockcd fishing streams.
towering mountains magnificent
scenery \ change ls complete a-
couIJ uo desired from the everyday.
We know four mnohinIsts who are
ruinr Co tuk" their tpuctiuu this yeur
"a u trim to silver Cit, to see the
hugc uorkIugs iu the copper fields
near that town. II is % sight welt
worth going go SOC There are now
% dozen automobile trips which can
be- made at small cXpenrc. not the
lIcast interesting OF which .s that from
Albuquerque Co santa Fr And ID
would surprise you to know how
many Albuquerque people have mover
been To- Santa Fc. one of the oldest.
one of inc most interesting cities. on
IN" continent
This B, o. good scar To take your
ouuur boo Sew McNiyo ana see some
timing oi your OWE state. Next se7J
there Will bo the big california expo
sitions which al ot ms Will want ga
see. Try your outing this year in our
nearby mountains. It viii astonish
YOU a. nnd numbers 81 people from
other states ip those mountain
| people vho can anord any of the
| seaside resorts. but who ave dis
/ covered Npw Mexico.
but wherever or however You do
t take the vacation. Missing 10 foi
economy sake i~ no economy out
waste
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04

the sap Is up. h tapping b. done by
the "chicleros" whose only lmple-
are a machette aud a piece OF
rope The rope r. fastened about the
waist and slipped around the tree.
leaving tho chiclero's hands free 10
make tho V-shaped missions spiraily
around the tree The sap runs along
IN. incisions and is collected IN cups
at n base. II looks like milk AZ
first. but soon turns to "a ycllowish
color and thickens Co the consistency
Of %treHcle. II is collected and boiled
in a rather primitive manue 10 large
Kettles. and when u has reached tn
proper consistency it is kneadcd and
the surplus moisture expressed. n
Is then nodded into large caves and
Is ready for shipment When e
reaches the factories IN the United
states Il Is mixed and boiled "a large
copper kettles 10 "a required consis-
tency. |flavorinE extracts, such ~ va
Viuln. peppermint or wintergrecn arc
added with the required amount Of
sugar. II b. hen whipped int a
dough and removed 90 tables me
kneaded In powdered sugar. rolled
into sheets, cut TO desired sizes.
Wrapped by machines 10 attractive
paper. packed INTO fancy boXes. and
rs then the chewing gum of com
mcrcc n Is estimated that 3eo, GOO
GOO packages OF gum are sold annu-
ally Ia the United States, each con-
tanning an average 81 five pieces.
These placed end to end would rench
"a distance 81 7l.025 miles, ~ nearly
2H times around the world, n IA
their elastic state they we've stretched
into "a thTead one-slgsenth Of an
inch in diameter, this thread OF gum
would extend "a distance Of faIhl1
miles. or from the earth 10 the moon.
wrap three times around that satel-
lite. and back 10 Mother Earth again.
u the physical energy used In chew
Ing this % Of gum could be re-
duced 20 foot-pounds and mechani-
cally applied Il would furnish power
beside which hat Of Niagara Falls
would dwindle into insiEhificance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-04
Women Should Take Warning

" the statement mafe az 10 sew
York Assembly OF women. that
healthy American women lrc so r1rr
that they are almost extinct. is true
it is time Tor the women 81 America
'o take warming ana look to their
health 70 may be headaC hos. back
aches. dragging down pains. nervous
ness, mental depression. thnt are tell
symptoms OF some organic dcrpugc-
mcut for which lydia y Ptnkham q
Vegetable Compound simple REM
edy made from roots and hcrhs-is q
specific ana may be relied upon 90
restore women Geo a healthy normal
condition.
Phone 3, RED Darn. al " copper
for first-ciass hacks aud carriages.
w ,. Trimble n CO.