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The Mankato free press., 1915-05-21
Statement From Berlin.

Berlin. May l4.-"Strong British at
tacks against our newly acquired front
at Ypres yesterday failed, with heavy
lossess to the enemy" declared an Of
fetal German statement today. "On
the venin -Ypres high road we gained
further territory In the direction OF
lIooge.
"In the district southwest of Lille.
the enemy attacked yesterday in only
a few places. and then after q heavy
preparatory artillery fire. All these
attacks were repulsed"
The Mankato free press., 1915-05-21
Support the President.

Rochester, n. Y. May 14.-At the
conclusion Of a meeting of the German
American alliance held here. Presi-
dent William Otto issued the follow
ing statement:
Although the organization did no,
take definite action. the sentiment wa:
In favor of unqualified support OF
president Wilson In whatever action
he takes.
The German Americans of this city
are neutral I'm every respect and none
OF their societies will take action an
tagonistic to the policy OF the admin
istration."
The Mankato free press., 1915-05-21
Robbed Of S7t.
From Fridav's Daily.

st. Paul. May 14.-Otto Bremen. ST
Paul capitalist urges support 70
President Wilson in expressing hi,
opinion in regard the situation be
tween the United States and German!
arising from the sinking of the Lu
sitania.
Il am proud OF President Wilson,
he said. "am heartily in accord will
his attitude and think il Is a mate
OF congratulation for all of us that h,
is the executive of the United States
at this time.
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CENTURY.

Century. Feb. 2s.--we ara having
lovely weather now.
The ladies' or the A!d Society gave
sock PARTY" AZ the residence u
DR. and Mrs. Mcdonald on Thursday
night This was 10 raise funds for
improving the parsonage here. Il
proved auite successful We believe.
Rev. and Mrs. a. }. Bouterse went
q Barrtneau park, where Mr. Flou-
terse win al his regular appointment
a. that place. and also other places.
AIr. Alger. 81 the sullivan AlEer
Company was q visitor 20 Century last
week looking after the min inter
ests While here he was the guest
of Mr. ard Mrs. HauEe.
our boys are much interested IN the
Boy Scouts. Rev NJ. J. Bouterse has
organized quite q camp here. and al
the boys are much pleased.
our people are planning for theis
early gardens.
Aliss Myrtle Nipe, one o. our teach
ers went home t. peFuniak on thu
Friday evening train.
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HEALTH EXHIBIT
Of STATE WILL
COMEHERE SOON
IT WILL Sc HOUSED m THE
STORE ADJOINING W. a. DIAL.
EMBERTE's DRUG STORE.

The Florida State Board OF Health
exhibit viii arrive IN Pensacola in a
few DAYS. and will be housed in the
store next 70 W. A. DAlemberte'a this
store having been donated by Mr..
DAiemberte for this purpose.
This a the same health exhibit chat
created such favorable comment az the
meeting % the American Public
Health Association held In Jackson
vile IN November last
II IL 81 inestimahle value 10 the
layman from an educational point Of
view.
Or Young one Of the assistants 20
the state hesith Office, and Miss Hern-
done one ~ the tuberculosis nurses
u the state Board Of Health. Will
come over 20 Pensacola with the ex-
hioit and win he on duty at the ex-
hlbit each day.
lion. Frank j. Fearnside president
~ the State Beard ~ Health. and
Joseph ~ Porter. the state health offi-
GER viii arrive Ia Pensacola IN 4 few
days 60 inspect the new laboratory tie
board Is building here.
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PALMER COLLEGE

DeFuniak. Fob. 2s.--on Saturday
morning the Palmer College Civic
League held an election OF officers for
the years isi5-iai6. Miss Kate Nc
swecn. retiring president. conducted
the election. The following ofieers
were elected:
observation-disclosures Campbell
Vice observation-disclosures Mcdonald
Secretary Dorothy Ware.
Treasurer-Wiiiie ellis
As Representatives Of the various
departments the following peraons
were appointed
From the Faculfy--Miss Elgin
Prem the Faculty % the Elementary
School--Miks McKlnnon.
From the Academy--Lucy Daniel.
From the College-~Knth Myile
From the Boarding Dept--Mrs. G,
". Mcdonald.
The new executive committee is an
enthusiastic one. ard active plans are
being made for spring work. Last year
the splendid results from the College
Civic League were incaicuiahle. and
even better rsults are anticipated f0Y
the ensuing months.
Miss Laura Mcclure spent the week
end nc her home IN Freerurt
Mr. Kenneth Bruce has just corn.
pleted 4 most interesting and highly
Instructive course u lectures an Ham
let"
Miss Mamie Turner and Misc Dannis
williams are spending the weekend sr
Pensacola e. the guests 81 Miss Turn
ers parents
Miss Kate MoFfiaon n Del'nnlak
entertained a number ot tho ladies n
the faculty az q delightful o'clocs
dinner Thursday. February sbth.
A very credltmhle recital was RiveF
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WILL OPEN NEW
OFFICE TO-DAY
Advance Medical speoial.sss Ready 10
Receive Paslents--Firss Patient
Will b Treated Free.

The opening OF the new medical Of
fices Of the Advance Medical Spaclsl.
lists wili mark ar era Of pr g = ..rs<us
Pensacola For several 1aola.eN rast
these doctors have bsen sfYsss. : =. So
cure a location for their ms ,,ls. aow
their ambition Is accomplish aud the
sick and afflicted 81 this tsrrtory can
reap the benefits Of conlihn 10 PEN
sacoia and being cured b. tiicae mod.
ern medicinal speciaiimts VIM have
performed such wonders a other iatgu
cities.
The Advance Medical Specialists. as
the name implies. IL au ASSOCIATION If
expert medical specialists who have
united 10 organize new school OF
medicine. a new and more aclenfinc
and positive system Of curing human
ailments. For centuries the world has
been fun OF different cults and lsma -
medicines we have the cid root ami
herb doctor with his bitter portion:
the Allopath. with his pills and lul-
nine in heroic doses. the Homeopath
with his trituatioas and innnitesimrl
doses. the Eclectic the Ortsopa.h. the
Christian scientist. we have been doc
torsd by heat. t. electricity. hy baths
- AAtA 1ItNaN#s ~ - hAAA*AAMAM
Of men and methods. SEINE n tho
patients were cured Il vas impossible
for the ordinary person 20 say which
method 81 treating Diseases WAS the
best and the physicians Of the various
schools we're 50 biased that they could
see good orly In their own method:
all others were necessarily bad. Evil
IDENTIFY there liz good Ia AL Of them. for
they cure some cases, and some bad an
all. for they all failed ard allow misery
10 remain and death 20 come when a
cure should be effected
A tremendous stride forward was
made when the Association ~ the Ad-
vance Medical Specialists was formed.
THIS star ~ scientists treat men
and women for Cstafrh, Catarrhal
Deafness. Piles. Rupture. Cancer AMI
al the skin diseases. Diseases ~ tha
recfum are positively etsred hy their
new treatment. Their ofTicea will 80
open Il receive patients this morning
a. o'cie-k. Remember their gen.
erous osfer Of free treatment except
Ing medicine. 30 the hFnt ioe who
call. tAdvD
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MANY ATTEND.
THE MISSION At.
ST. MICHAEL'S
FATHER ALLARo PREACHED The
OPENING SERMON TO a LARGE
CONGREGATION AND EXPLAIN.
60 OBJECT OF TIE MISSION.

The Paulist Mission AZ Sc. afichaers
church was formally opened BY the
missionaries. Rsv. J. c. Allard and
Rev. >. .. D~very. a. the late nAzs
yesterday morning and viii be con-
tinued feg two weeks. closing with the
evening services sunday, March iath
Taree masses were celebrated ysster-
day with a splendid congregation in
attendance 81 each.
The opening sermon was preached
By Father Allard. who also announced
the order q exercises for the present
week and explained the object OF the
mission and the spirit IN which IL
should be made.
Two masses will be said on each
day and a brief sermon or instruction
viii be delivered after each. The first
mass viii begin promptly AZ s o'clock
each morning and the second AZ sac.
The evening services win begin At
1850 and win consist II a brief doc
trinal instruction. the rosary. the SER
mon and benediction or the blessed
sacrament
The opening sermon was preached at
the late mass yesterday. Father Al
lard. who delivered the sermon. is an
eloquent speaker. and ~ delivered a
very forcefnl and impressive sermon
Taking as his text. What shall IL
proat a man II he gain the whole weird
and suffer the loss OF his own s0ui4~
he dwelt upon the necessity Of sod
fF4sR ass - H. r..
recounted the sacrifices. the suffer.
ings and deaths 81 the Apostles, Mar
tyrn and Saints IN their efforts TO save
the souls OF men.
The lives o. these Christian heroes
are rebgke for us These men went
70 the ends Of the earth in search Of
a soul 70 save. They counted their
labors. their suffersnKs. their lonely
deaths more than repaid II they could
gain one soul 10 tho Kingdom ~
Heaven. We have a soul 10 save. not
somebody eise's soul of In some dis
tant place-but cur own soul. here
within us. our souls are IN our owa
hands-what are we doing 90 save
them2
We are not asked 70 go 20 distant
lands. 20 suffer torture and death to
save them. but merely to keep the
Commandments. Yet men viii not do
even this. To those who refuse "a
serve God. ! appeal 70 them 20 study
the Passion u Christ, see Him suffer
Ing and dying on the cross that man
might, be saved. Learn from Him the
value 81 the soul. This IL the pearl
= great price. get rid o. everything
that might take Il from thee. Live 81
as 70 escape the sentence of eternal
/ condemnation. 80 that when death
comes. and the Divine Judge examines
/ you. you may be able o. say. / have
kept my treasure bright have done
I Thy viii o God. have observed Thy
+ law. do Thou conduct me into This
Eternal Kingdom. that my immortal
tomi might attain 20 It's immortal des-
my IN Thee"
The solo was BY Mr. o'Brien Motta
sho rendered the adage's movement
rom "Beefhoven's Sonata"
The Instructions a. each ~ IN
masses this morning will be on IN.
Examination % Conscience"
The subject OF the sermon thl.
veninK viii Be Death"
Services begin AZ 1850. All are cor.
daily invited.
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NEW SALVATION
ARMY OFFICERS
ENSIGN AUosENBAueH AND
WIFE, WHO WILL SUCCEED
CAPTAIN AND MRS. STEVENS.
HAVE REACHED THE CITY.

Ensign AuEenbaugn and wife. q the
salvation Army. who win BE On charge
uf the salvation Array work 81 Pen
saccla hereafter. have arrived and to-
day VIII formally take charge q the
work. relieving Captain stevens and
sife. who have been located here for
the past several years
Captain Stevens and his interesting
wife have been Transferred Go selma.
Ala, bat they yin not leave until
about the middle ~ TIE week we
are very sorry that We are going to
leave Pensacola where we have been
80 pleasantly situated. and where NE
have spent 80 many pleasant DAYS.
snld Capt Stevens yesterday. ~sut Wc
have 60 50 where wa ere ordered. ard
where we have work 80 %. nut we
would rather not leave Pensacola. and
win always have a warm place II cur
hearts for this place We wlli always
remember it~
The new officets come from Balfl-
mere. Nd. sm3 EaVs been very sue
ceNsful wherever they aaxe been sta
tened They wers heart en- the streets
yesterday and made quite an tmpses-
sion on these who listened q thear
street services
Captain Stevens ana wife assisted ii
Sundays services. In fact. these open
air appearances were she last ones
they vii Nv Ia charge % here fof
they are soinK 10 turn ever "a theg
successors al TIE details 81 TIE branch
here today. Capt Stevens. wife and
foar chfsaren are e. leave Ter Selma
probably oE wednesday az stated
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TO INTRODUCE A
NOVEL FEATURE
IN oLo.TIME SPINNING WHEEL
WILL &c INCLUDED IN Pro-
GRAM At FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH FRIDAY NIGHT.

The old-time spinning wheel thar is
70 rarely seen now-a~aRys. and whica
mas come 20 be a highly priced relic
- antiquity. win be one of the leading
features % the program 20 be given
next friday evening az the First Chris
tian church under the auspices Of the
Mems Bible class Mr.. PhiIl!ps vii
sing one 81 the old songs that ths
fathers sang en- the lone ago. walle
mother used TIE spinning wheel
Tie song wsli be a novelty a that L
win not be suns % the audience. but
direct q the old wheel. ard memories
% those olden days will come again
% thoEs who experienced those happy
tiraes. and longing viii ~ set 10
IL ths heart o. every one who aaa used
ths old wheel for a return. Il but for q
moment. ~ these delighted and SUBJ
time experiences. Thsse days ~ the
long ago were happy DAYS and never
O. be FORGOTTEN until the thread made
BY mothers hand and that old wheel
viii have been severed by sbe Sand
that shapes the deatsnies 81 man land
the old spinning wheell
Tire younger generation win gaxc
upon a novelty whicn they have never
seen before. and many wtll never see
again. and those wishing 20 expert
euce The sensation mat will be brought
az this entertainment. wsil enjoy a
genuine treat a srlenegd program -
assured. and no admission VIII lie
charged
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FIVE CONVICTS
STOCKAOE
IN NIGHT TIME
WERE HOUSED ~ cAR AND WITH
PIECE or PLANK, PRED HOLE
LARGE ENcuoA IN FLOOR FoR
BODY 70 PASS THROUGH.

Five convicta. ali white men, ieft
thesstockade near Mepavia a. an eariy
hour yesterday morning and were evil
IDENTIFY a. liberty several hours before
their eacane had been discovered. They
had ali been sent up from this place.
and were strangers. Two OF them
we're among a number who made their
escape At the time the convict. Mayo.
was killed and they were afterward
arrested IN Texas and returned 90 this
county For their escapade at that
time. they were given an additional
sentence % two years on tAe county
road works. whica sentence they were
working out AZ the time q their Sec
ond escape.
The sheriff was notified BY telephone
&c an early hour yesterday of the es-
cape % the men. and was asked e
course q keep a EeoNout Tor them.
They were a. follows.
J. a. Weston. sentenced for a term
~ eight months On a charge o. grand
larceny.
Thos Mcmahon. sent up FOR six
months on the charge ~ larceny. have
ms stolen a bicycle.
Herbert Italians. charged with house
breaking and sentenced 70 enc year
, on the county reads.
Albert Bruinard and William Barnes.
alias Bailey charged with larceny and
sent up for eight months each. After
these two had been arrested and re-
turned for trial here some months
since, charged with aiding ana albeit
ting n an escape. and also with vol
untary escape themselves they were
sentenced % an additional term 81 two
years each. and il vas this latter SEN
I tenee that they were serving At tho
I time Of thsaF escape yesterday.
The stockade was ut McDasid and
( was on wheels. II WAS stated that
( after the men had been locked up Tor
I the night. that they had In some man.
/ ner secured a piece Of plank. which
| they had smuEgled into the stockade
With this they pried piece
from the door large enough for a
\ mans body 10 pass through, and by
l this route one BY one 81 the men
/ slipped through. They were allowed
in the sseckade. Il was said. 20 keep
their civilian clothes and 4 was stated
i yesterday taat each 81 them we're thus
I attired, and thar none wore stripes
when they got away.
No trace ~ them hsd been dis
4 covered up So last night. Late ir
I the afternoon sheriff Ellis was in-
formed hy telephone that two meu
answering the description 81 two 81
| thoae who were being hunted ali over
the county yesterday. were seen aboard
a soufhbound frciE ht train. which wa
due ia Pensacola la&e yesterday after
noon. sheriff EalN made a hurried
trip 60 G0uldlng. where he met "a,
freight. but none of the parties said
90 have been on said train were dis.
covered. In fact Il WAS stated thai
two men were seen 20 leave the freight
az what Is known az Moline bill and
il may have been two az the missing
men.
Il sheriff Ellis telegrarhed 20 al points
regarding the escape o. the men. ant
sent descriptions as best he could. III
believes that none Of them remained
IN the neighhorhooa any longer thar
was possible Tor them 20 Ee,s thei
bearings. and that they an went Sswar,
Alabama, and Ia the direction Of IA,
Atmore swamp.
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DEERLAND.


Deerland. Feb gs.~-Mr. Ino. W
Stewart spent last Sunday az Dorcas.
visiting Air. W r. Hart and also heard
two good sermons delivered by Rev.
H. III. Jones
Mr. a. O. Brown OF Pensacola. rep
resentiuK Stearns Lumber a Expert
Co. L. here this week. loading the en-
tire lot OF lumber AZ the Forbes mini
location.
Mr. G. X. BurKoyne q Pensacola.
manager 81 the eeafus Lumber q
Export Co. was &ploaHant caller here
last wednesday
Mrs. J. J. Ellis was called away By
telephone message FROM Messy Head
that her mother WAS not well We
hope for Mrs Ellis a speedy return.
The Hart Bros 81 Dorcas. are COINS
% plant nine acres in sweet potatoes
this year Tor the market II more %
our farmers would de likewise and
plant ,ess cotton everybody would be
better on
Mr. Joe Davis had ne misfortune
70 lose one OF his mules last Thurs
day.
Mr. c. n Mann. travelling passengsi
agent for tire r. a ~. was a pleasant
caller IN our town last Wednesday.
AZ this writing ar. J r. Mcconnell
IL reported Improving His many
friends hope for him q speedy re-
covery.
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energy. There was always fear and
dread in my mind, had cold, nervous,
weak spells, hot flashes over my body.
] bad place n my right side that was
90 sore that / could hardly bear the
weight Of my clothes. tried medicines
and doctors, but they did me little good,
and never expected TO get out again.
l got Lydia +. Pinkharn's Vegetabls
Compound and Blood Purifier, and Gers
talniy would have been in grave or In an
asylum II your medicines had not saved
me. But now ean work ali cay. sleep
wei 81 night eat anything / want, hsvs
10 hot flashes or weak, nervous spells.
Al pains, aches. fears and breads are
gone, my house, children ard husband
are no longer neglected, as am almost
entirely free 81 the bad symptoms had
before taking Jour remedies. ard AL IL
pleasure and happiness In my home. -
Mrs. JoSTB HAN. II. F. ID. 4, Box &c,
Shamrock, Missouri.
Ifyou wanfspeefaI advice write
lydia ". Pinkham Medicine Co..,
tconfidentiaD Lynn, Mass.
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HOBSON SPEAKS
NEXT SATURDAY
Will DELIVER MS GREAT lac.
TuRE ON The WAR AND IHE
NAVY" AT THE FLORIDA cHAu.
TAucuA.

Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson
wiii deliver his great lecture on the
War and the Navy 81 the Florida
Chautauaua - DeFuniak springs %
March eth, This e scheduled for three
o'clock 81 the afternoon and an IN
usually large crowd viii attend A
sreaz many people have already writ
ten the management Of the chautau-
qua b ascertain whether Mr.. Hobson
VIII be there or not. President Bruce
~ the ChautauQuas says he has writ
zen these people saying that ne has
heard from Dir Hobson saying that
he will be there without faii Co address
the audience. u - expected that two
90 three thousands viii SO Co De-
Funlak on that day The railroad
company - making arrangements q
handle the crowds. The excursion
rates are n force the same as through
Dot the rest % the session. the round
brio ticket from Pensacola being 81,
and proportionate amounts from other
stations IN addition 60 Mr.. Hobson
Hon. Richard T. wyche. president ~
the National story Teiiers LeaEue. II
the United States, win be present and
give the Uncle Remns Stories. and
Margaret Stroll reader. VIII entertain
the people. along with the Rihelasffer-
Skihinski Concert Company.
The FLORIDA CSautauuua opened
Wednesday night with an unusually
large erowd and has been having an
unusually successful season 20 far
The weather has been delightful and
there are a great many strangers ana
tourists availing themselves of the op-
portunity Of visiting peFuniak springs
ana attending the Chaufsnaua
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heaita before using
your medicine. ! had
falling, ineammal-
ton and congestion.
fem ale weakness,
pains in both sidea.
backaches and bealr-
ing down pains. wAs
short Of memory,
nervous, impatient,
passed sleepleas
nights, and had
neither strength NOR
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-01
LABORATORY
IN ANOTHER MONTH

II n expected that there yin be
70 delay IN the occupancy o. the state
beard ~ health laboratory. on North
palafoK street. by April 1. the date
when the contract calls for the COM
rietra bnilasuR. and the wora IL 80 far
advanced aow that Ii ~ not believed
there VIII BE- any delay in the lahora-
tory beiag transferred from tire city
hail. where a suite on the FIRST floor
las been occupied ever since such =
branch las been allowed BY the state
h0ard IN tails part 81 the state
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CLASS
IS ORGANIZED
YOUNG MEN OF oAospEN STREET
SUNDAY SCHOOL FORM the
WESLEY siBLE CLASS.

The young mems class Of the sun
day school ~ TIE Gfadsden Street a.
F. church organized yesterday as a
Wesley Bible class. with Robert y.
Stout. president. Dr. J. d. Tliler. vice.
president. James Eraaseli. secretary
and Robert Pericoia. treasurer.
There was a good spirit manifested
and n IL expected that this viii be
the beginning Of a Substantial growth
Lea membership. w r. Cunningham is
teacher.
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Of MRS.
{. {. CARTER
she PASSED AWAY LAST NIGHT
At THE FAMILY HOME ON EAST
LLOYD sTREErAFTER A SHORT
ILLNESS.

Mrs Elizabeth +. Carter. a resident
% Pensacola for many years. died
last night At 10 o'clock ~ the family
home. No. sos East DeLeon street she
had been I'll only short time.
The deceased had .reached the age %
81 years and Is survived by a son.
Charles Carter. and a daughter. Mrs.
W. ". Barnes, the latter OF Milton.
Announcement OF the funeral will be
made later
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-01
GEORGE A. HALL
PASSES AWAY
AGED RESIDENT DIES AT LfTTLE
BAYou-BopY WILL BE BURIED
TOMORROW MORNING.

George A. Hail, ar aged resident,
passed away yesterday az the home
Of relatives. J. n Barber and Mrs.
Grace Beasy At Little Bayou The de-
ceased had been suffering from pa
ralysla for many ysars. lie had
reached tho age Of rs years
Services over the remains viii be
conducted Tuesday morning at ia:39
O'Clock az the family home and ahe ln-
terment viii be In ST .Iohn's cemetery.
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Satsuna Orange Trees.

the nearest frost proof variety. nice
large ones almost ready % bear Cor
sale by Samuel .. killer. Montieelle.
Florida. Better order &C once Is the
stock Is limited and the planting sea-
son = Just right row. 2Sfebst
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-01

Ladies Spring Dresses in
Silk Poplin. all the latest
colors. $3.50 to $12.50. La
dies Coat Suits, $7.95 and
up. Easy terms to you. Ca
Inns, 90 S. Palafox.
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on Tuesday afternoon. in the recep-
ton hall 81 the girls' dormitory
Prof w. NJ. kemptr mace an ca
eelient address AZ the openlag exer.
csaeH az the Weft Florida chautauaua
ON "Wednesday night. rehraass sgth.
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REMARKABLE
CASE of Mrs. HAM
Declares Lydia z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Saved Her Life
and Sanity.

Shamrock, Mo-" ] feel n my duty
90 tell the public the condition of ny
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-21

Of the table
of
know would be il them
digestive aid
embodied
Thslethwaite this
vicinity sell complete
and lasting end stomach back Mona strengthens
working OF stomach 1t gives relief ten minutes
bechng boang in weeks will
digest typical New England boiled dinner without - a
the slightest effort distress Mona Tablets SDA1
regular Thistlethwaie - - -