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g PRICEs DOWN

Chicago. April 26.-With the plao-
ing OF 10000 ases containing 62..
100000 eggs on the market Ia Chi.
cago and New York in the past two
days and the continued receipt Of
large quantities Of eggs from the
middle western states. wholesale
four. cents a dozen in this market
with extras quoted yesterday at 32S
to 831 cents q dozen. Further reduc.
tons are looked for with the increas-
Ing receipts and Herbert A. Emerson,
investtgator for the food commission
OF New York, expressed the belief that
It was not impossible that EGGS would
drop to rs or 26 cents Q dozen retail
in a short TINA. -
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DULUTH PEOPLE ARE
FOR WAR PROHIBITION

Duluth, MINI. April 3e.-Addit,on.
Al Impetus to the movement for ma.
tional prohibition Of the manuf ct,re
of Intoxicating liquors during the WAY
was given from Duluth last nirht
through kilograms sem by individuals
and organizations to President VIE
son. Officers OF the Commercial club.
members Of the First Presbyterian
church, and the dry ordinance conn
mittee, and by the Mems Interchurch
Council sent kilograms. The petition
from the dry ordinance was UNIQUE in
that It bears 80 signatures, each atat-
ing his occupation. = =.
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AN AMPLE CREED.

One thought / have. my ample creed.
So deep it Is and broad,
Ana equal to my every no%d,-
It is the thought OF God.
Each morn nnfolds some frs.h sur~
I. feast at Lies full board:
And rising in my Inner skissE
s Shine forth the tholpght 81! .dod.
A. night my gladnsss5 = my prayer;
And even every @ e.r az. Z 'piiloe,d tn.r.
I. !lQpontthe thought. ofstaod.
Frederick q. Hossnsr.
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LANGUAGE HAS
ITS MYSTERIES
lFrom New York Times.l

Etymolcgy is an interesting science,
but while 1t often enables him who
knows the present meaning Of a word
to follow the tortuous path from orig
tnal to present significance, even its
most ardent votary does not claim for
It the comforting Of power to prophesy
what words are going to mean in the
why words depart in one direction in
stead Of another from their primary
meaning. The latter weakness Is we'll
illustrated to anybody who. in these
belligerent days. happens to ask him.
self why 'infantry''?" or why 'artil-
lery'?" A similar question as to
cavalry would be easily answered,
being what children call "stickers."
fantry." one nnds that it ought to
mean q collection OF body Of very
young children-infants. in fact-and
that they were called infants" be-
cause they couldn't talk! The course
OF. tho transfer to foot soldiers is more
than q little obscure, and 1t would
hardly be q safe guess to say. that
such troops are Infantry because
they have nothing to say about what
as true Of privates in a horse troop.
as Of those who walk, and 1t applies
no moro to the ofncers in the one case
than in the other The idea of youth
comes In somewhere. Just as itsdoes in
"Uhlan," but 1t has long since been
worn into vagueness.
Artillery II still more puzxling, as
II originally meant simply q man who.
practiced an art-TAny art. Early in
became restricted TO the man who
nrQ cticaH thA art NJ ffnn and
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Housm For R,a1-con.n..a;
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW
FOR Rent
e4S-s.foo.n. all modern house: city
..s4o-S.room. ali modern house; Uni.
versity Ave. A
e3o-e-room house; modern but heat:
Fourth Ave. =.
sewer; No. Stu q.
water freeIN No 1th ST. ~ '~
ts- s: g0: h az H. esty water ana sew
31o-All modern storei DeMsrs Ave.
,elo-6-room house. city water free:
Bulge Ave. . - fs'Ss
. H-s:room, house. city water free; No.
slss-xn modern store; North Third s.
For Sale or nxchanse.
ss Inside property renting. for s1ss. 90
per month: will trade fol. farm. land.
Property renting for. $4,000 a month:
Will trade for farm.
Three houses and lots; will trade for
ss.soo4lso acres land in p.mbin.
$ ,2ooas-room house. 50 It. lott; First
/. ". H: KELSEY ,
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/, FARM LANDS

I HAVE AN ATTRACTIVE. NEW PLAN
by which the real farmer who wishes
to own his " farm and home can
at the right price and on, easy pay
ments at a low rate Of interest. ! own
improved and unimproved FARMS Of
large or small acreage. all located
II you are igurine .onabuying a farm.
let me explain my plan. The pur-
chase price, IL paid of in easy payments
and can he made Off h land. The
R4sion. OF, North Dakota. Write me
/. fdfsspfan and prices: John We Maher.
: bSvtls Lake. N. D. .
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VII KELSEY

FOR RENT - SEVERAL I. GOOD
houses. The H. Bsndeke Co. 2
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SUMMER:
MODERN HOUSE FOR RENT IN
quire J. D. Bacon, No. 80 .
HoUsEs-E a FLADLAND.
xos. Rats, Zee 11ata olassiaeeuss,
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wANTED-MEN, IS OR OVER; RAIL-
way mail clerks: SIS month; sample
examination questions free. Franklin
N. =. =. -
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EMPLOYMENT AGENTS..
FARM HANDS FURNISHED FRDE+
If you will advance the railroad fare
on good baggage checked to you. We
can get YOU all the farm hands you
neapolis. Gopher Labor Agency.
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BARBER wANTED-MusT BE IL
2censed. $500 aHweek guarantee, wire
or write. Citizens Barber Shop. Minot.
n. D. 10, Nf..
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
GARAGE FOR RENT. CLOSE IN
Call N. w. 1166L.
BAAN FOR RENT AT wAIN1IT
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:HE1P-MAIE $

whfSfED-MEN TO BUY HIDES.
wool and junk for us. Special atten.
. ton to local lehippers. Thief River
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WHAT HAVE YOU, TO EXCHANGE
for a good up-to-date restaurant. soda
fountain and confectionery? Will take
land. Address 64G Herald. +
TRACTOR FOR SALE OR TRADE.
Snap c. aunnloRson. Grand Forks.
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WANTED - MAN AND. WIFE. TO
work on farm through seeding. Adj
dress S25. Grand Forks, or telephone
j, 1121L NV.
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sALEsMHN USING AuroMoBrLDs
write for side line proposition on Del
aware tires. Delaware. Tire -. Co.,
Grand Forks, N. d.
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WE DO DEVELOPING AND PRINT.
ing; lowest prices; bsst service. Vold's
Drug Store. 80 So. Srd.
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FOR BALHAA NUMBER or QOop
HD,Bendeke- Co. nj :
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GROCERY CLERK WANTED Al. oNcj
Address 666 Herald, !, st,;sS48 =
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WILL EXCHANGE FOR GOOD RESI-
from this city. about; sh miles from
market; mortgage $4,000: raised about
5000 bushels grain 1915. Inquire
O'Connor Bros. ~
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IF you ARE FIGURING ON GOING
to Western Canada looking for q
farm home, I, a save o money by
2 dealing direct. from owner have q
quarter OF good farm land seven
miles from town in a.well settled
community, crops have been exceed
. ingly good the past " years; II you
are looking for a square deal n q
good bargain, address 664 Herald.
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KODAK FINISHING.

CHEAP AND@aOoD PLACE TO STAY.
!. Chr1ettanta Hotel 7th q International.
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ELP-FEMAL

G1RLs!i GIRLS! GIRLS! Do You
know that d~ressmakers are paid the
highest wages and I can teach you to
become frst class rdressmaker.
Spring term now starting, write at
once Tor particulars. Mrs. Meyers, 10
Eighth st. South, Fargo.
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| the ones we like best until something
happens tc 'em, but If you'd heard the
PRAYERS the folks Of JOncsville have
been sayin' ratcly you'd know you was
our favoritc." Then, with meaning
twinkle in hlH eye, he told her, gravcly:
ut seems a pity that amt younger
and bctter.I;okln'. I would sure cut
short yoar grief" Then he raised his
hat and rod" away. chuckling.
Alaire tu'.rd to Dave IN dismay.
"IIc knows" the cr
I'm afraiG hey all .>now. But don't
worry; they'll; respect our wishes"
Father ONIa:,cy had ridden on ahead
with Bcnito nv3 Dolores; Dave and
AlaIre followed leisurely. Now that
the moment Of heir parting was at
hand, they lingcfvu by the way, delay
ing it as long as lt.Gsible, feeling nat
urul constraint ae iShat was in their
minds.
"How long-will It bc2" he asked
her. finally. "How snng before I can
really have you for 1ES own?"
Alaire smiled into his eyes. mot
long. But you'll be patent, won't you
dear?"
He took her hand Is his and they
rode on silently, Il song In the heart Of
each Of them.
(THE END.j
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The Geologists' Clo:k.

The fossil shells of the cnzly inver-
tebrates are always Of greet impor-
tance to geologists, for &hey Indicate
the period in which the rock belts that
contain them were formed-lr other
words, the age OF the rock. livery
fossilliferous rock bed contains char
acteristic forms, or groups Of foims,
that determine the period In whirE it
was mud or sand. The economic i'm.
portancc Of geology has been rcpeate d.
ly shown. In the earlier exploitation
Of anthracite coal, thousands Of dol
lars were wasted searching for ccal
Ecds in New York until the geologst
OF the state showed that the beds In
that state could not contain cual,
since the fossils showed that they be-
lCngcI to the Devonian age, whereas
the Pennsylvania anthracite coal
beds are Of the Carboniferous age. a
much later period. That discovery
stopped the useless expenditure. The
study of the animal and plant rem v;ns
that are embedded in the rocks has
thus become an important part * ge.
clogy, and although the specialists! en-
gagged in the study nre few, their york
is Of the highest Importance.
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mammal Got Into Trouble Through
Noslng Around Too Pronacuous.
" Among Strangers.

seals arc very plentiful among the
orkheys. and are sometimes caught
"hen asleep on the skerries. They are
,"ltracted by musical sounds. and at
one time n considerable number were
,"io 10 make their appearance in the
'aS OF Hoy when the bell Of the parish
church close by was rung.
seals are usually much on their
huard against the approach Of men,
out when unmolested frequently come
e'ose 10 boats or people ashore. An
ins'ance of this occurred recently off
o"ralil bay, in Sandwich, where some
s""is were at haddock fishing, a writer
!" 'he Edinburgh Scotsman says.
seal made It's appearance, and
showed great curiosity rs to what was
gong on. It swan repeatedly between
.wo boats n short distance apart, and
u.''mately devoted It's attention to one
vi .hem, diving under the boat and
coming up first on one side and then
vi 'he other. At last 1t made spring
at fish which was being hauled out
" uae water on hand line. 1t failed
20 get proper hold, but the fish was
'nrown back to afford another chance,
"hlch the seal quickly seized. 1t kept
80 near that eventually one of the fish
ernen got hold Of Its tail, and by the
assistance Of another it was taken into
the boat.
1t was young one, about three feet
In length. 1t did not seem to appreciate
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When God Probes.

God loves us too much to let what
would hurt us stay with MS. SO, be-
cause Of this love, he himself Is VIII.
ing to hurt us in order to save us from
the greater hurt. Probing Is done In
order to get rid Of something that
would injure. And so, as Prebendary
Webster has said: "Do not be afraid
Of Gods probing. He never wounds
except to heal. He never humbles ex-
cept to exalt. Do let God deal with
you; do not be afraid Of his probing"
Most Of us have been afraid Of It; We
may be dreading 1t just now. We shall
not fear If we remember what kind Of
love is back Of it: that all-sa acriflcing
love that died for us on the cross. SO
we can safely, gladly let ourselves go
utterly into his hands and ask those
nail.pierced hands to do with us what
they Will. Then he can begin to show
us his love as we may never yet have
known the meaning Of love.-Sunday
School Times.
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How Houses Explode,

The most remarkable phenomenon
connected With tornadoes is the ex.
plosion CT Ecuses, which literally
burst, scattering their fragments IN oil
directions. Sometimes substantial
dwellings are carried high into the air
and then explode. 1t is now under.
stood that this Is due to the fact that
the funnel cloud" (revolving at rnte
Of at least 500 miles an hour) has Il
vacuum inside. Thus 1t sucks up
everything In Its path, even emptying
wells. 1t sucks all the air from around
house over which 1t passes, and the
house On vacuum being thus created
outside Of it) promptly explodes, oW-
ing to the pressure Of the air, at 80
pounds to the square inch, from with
In. The house, In word, Is trails.
formed into bomb.
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CHAPTER XxlV--Continued.

ooh, I've been mapping there in th;''
chair, where I could keep one eye on
you. Pm terribly selfish; can't pear
60 lose one minute" After Il while she
said: "I'vc made 4 discovery. Father
O'Mallcy snorcs drcadfully Juanito
never heard anything like It, and ii
frightened him nearly to death. lie
says tho fnthcr must be n very fierce
man to growl so loudly. He says, too,
that he likes me much better than his
mother"
It seemed to Dave that the bliss Of
this awakening and the sweet intimacy
Of this one moment more rewarded him
for nll he had gone through.
"I'vc been busy, too" she was say
Ing. II sent Juan to the village to
icarn the news and It's not very nice.
rs good we stopped here. He says
Neuvo Pueblo has been destroyed, and
the federal forces are all moving south,
away from the border. SO our troubles
aren't over yet. We must reach the
river tonight"
eyes, by al means
"Juan Is going with us as guide"
''You arranged everything while |
snuozcd, ch? I'm ashamed Of myself" :"
Alairc nodded, then pretended to
frpwn dnrkly "You ought TO be-" she
told him.
"NIy wife," He lnid his lips against
hCr hair.
They were standing beside the win
dew, sprcchleSs, oblivious to all except
their great love, when Dolores entered
80 tell them that supper was ready and
tl.Nt the horses were sNddlcd.
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"Thnt would be heaven, but there can
bc no sitting down for me-

| "Thnt would be heaven, but there can
be no sitting down for me-"
Garcia, who had been standing in his
stir-ups scanning the long, flat road
ahead, spoke sharply: "Caramba
Here come those very soldiers now
Scc"
Far away, but evidently approaching
ut Il smart gait, was body OF mounted
mon. After one look at them Dave
cried:
Into the brush, quick Il" He hurried
his companions ahead of him, and
when they had gone perhaps hun
drcd y rds from the road lie took
Jnan's repeater, saying: ride In a
little way farther and wait. I'm going
back. II you hear me shoot, break for
The river. Ride hard and keep under
cover us much rs possible" Before
they could rcmonstratc he had wheeled
Montrosa and was gone.
This was luck, he told himself. Ten
miles more and they would have been
safe, for the Rio Grande is not DIFF
fcult river either TO ford or to SWIM
He dismountcd and made his way on
foot to point where he could COM
mand a view. but he had barely cstab-
li$hcd himself when he found Alnirc at
his side.
Go back" he told her. But she
would not, and SO they waited together.
There were perhaps dozen men In
the approaching squad, and Dave saw
! shat they were heavily ncCoutrcd. They
rode fast, too, and at their head gal
loped Il large man under 4 wide
brmmcd felt hat. 1t soon became evil
dent that the soldiers were not uni
formed. Therefore, Dave reasoned,
they were not fcdcralS. hut more prob
ably some rebel scouting band fr.m
the south, and yet He rubbed his
eyes and stared again.
Dave pressed forward eagerly. in.
rrriu!ouSly; the next instant he had
broken cover with q shout Alairc was
ut his side, clapping her hands and
laughing With excitement.
Tile cavalcadc halted; the big man
tunhlrh from his saddle and came
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Ethei's Note.

woman on the north side who
prldes herself on her social position
and always insists on having perfect
service In every way for any occasion.
was called on recently to give a rccep-
tion on very short notice to distin-
guished club woman who was passing
through the city, says the Indianapolis
News. All three OF her house scrv-
ants were gone that day and only the
cook was at home.
ETHEL" she requested her little five
year-old daughter, "you so to the door
and usher the guests in while 1 finish
my toilet"
AT first the child objected, but final
ly she was persuaded To go.
The woman went on with hCr prepa-
ration. which was interrupted several
times by bad luck, the cook, and ev
erything else. a woman accustomed
to maid Is rather helpless when 1t
comes to dressing without one. But
she heard the guests come in and take
chairs I'm the reception room and she
supposed all was well. At last she
was ready.
Going to the door TO find Ethel sho
was Mortified to read this little printed
note pinned to the back Of chair.
"Dere Ladies' cum on i'm mann Is up
stares dressing talk and sit downe
Ethel"
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straddlinS through the high grass, wav.
Ing his hat and yelling.
Blaze! You old scoundrel! Dave
cried. and seized one of the ranchman's
palms while Alairc shook the other.
SAY! We're right glad to see you.
nll" Jones exclaimed. 1--WE rcckoned
YOU might be havin' sort Of unplcus.
antncss with Longorlo, SO we organized,
UP and came to get YOU"
The other horscmcn were crowdlnn
close now, and their greetings wcr,.
noisy. There were the two Guzmon
boys, Bcnito Gonzales, Phil Strange.
ana number of JoncSville's younger
anu more adventurous citizens.
In the midst of the tumult Bcnito In.
quircd for his wife, and Dave relieved
his anxiety by calling Dolores and Fo
thcr ONialley. Then, In answer ~
the questions showcrcd upon him, hc
swiftly skctchcd the story OF Alnire'a
rescue and their flight from La FERN
When he had finished Blaze Jone.
drew deep breath. "We'rc mighty
glad you got out safe, but you'v,
kicked the legs from under one OF my
pet ambitions I sure had planned to
nail LongOriO's hide on my barn door
Yes, and you've taken the bread ont q,
the mouths Of the space writer's onf
sob sisters from here to Hudson's bov
NIiz Austin. your pictures In ever,
newspaper in the country, and, bclicy,
me, It's the worst atroclty Of the war
"Warw Father O'Nralley had joinct
the group now, and he asked, "TIas wa
. been declnred?"
"Not yet, but we've got hopes" T.
Alaire Blaze explained: "Ellsworth'
In Washington, wavin' the Stars IN,
Stripes and singln' battle hymns, but
reckon the government figures that tn
: original Of these newspaper picture
would be safe anywhere. Well, we'v
got our own ideas in Jonesville, s.
some Of us assembled ourselves and dc
clared war on our own hook. Thes
gentlcmen"-BlaZe waved his han
: proudly ut his elghbors-"constitu
: the Jonesvlllc Guards, the finest bod
of American men that has invade,
Mexican soil since me and Dave wen
after Ricardo Guzman's remains
Blamed If I amt sorry you sldetracke,
our expedition"
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Trial by ordeai In EarIy pay

Trial by ordeal. goes back to ear.
nest days, and In the Book of Mum.
pers there is case recorded Of q
acDrew woman having been required
10 submit to test. Among the Hin.
aus the ordeal has been practiced by
hre' Dy water, by poison or drinking
water IN which deltles had been
washed, by chewing rice, by hot oil,
Dy fed-hot iron, and by. drawing two
images out Of jar. Livingstone de-
scriDed the practice az being common
among oil negro races north Of the
Znmbesi' the natives having the great
est faith in It's efficacy. And 1t has not
always rallied, or the trepidatlon of
The criminal before the dreaded ordeal
has frequently betrayed him.
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On Floor OF Tho Ocean.

1t Is believed that to IN enormous
extent the bed Of the ocean is covered
with lava and pumice stone. Still moro
remarkable Is 1t to find the floor of
the ocean covered in many parts wltE
the dust of meteorites. These bodiM
whirl about In the heavens like minia
ture comets, and are for the most pa
broken into innumerable fragments
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THIS SEAL HAD CURIOSITY

ITS new quarters, and made strenuous
efforts to escape, but was kept psis.
oher until the fishing ceased and tken
taken ashore. Subsequently the seal
was restored to its native element,
which 1t seemed to appreciate all the
more after Its detention.
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Just so.

Just 50.
"You are constantly surrounded by
testers, sir"
Yes, always got my wits about ae,"
responded the king, who was soae-
thing Of the sort himself.
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Need 20 Catch Vision Of God.

When we are content to live on the
lower levels Of life 1t is because we
haven't caught the vision Of God.--L.
X. Smith.
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Martyrdom Sublime.

Christianity has made martyrdom
sublime and sorrow trlumphant.-E III
Capin.
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Tho Mother's Influence

There never yet was mother who
taught her child to be an infldel.-Hen
ry w. Shaw.
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HWhat Make ls jt2"

4 party of Frankfort folk spent n
recent Sunday during their pastors
vacation period) on Sugar creek. One
OF the party, who reluctantly admits
that he Is some fisherman, soon land
ed fine bass. The crowd gathered
around to admire the fish. when an
cight-ycar-old miss cXcitingly asked,
"Whnt make is it?" Needless to say
her father drives q car, and Is not
much OF fisherman indianapolis
News.
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think money is we'll spent which pur.
chases Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetables
Compound. "-Mrs. JOS. O'BRYAN. i755
Newport Ave. Chicago, III.
~ Inc success of Lydia e. Pinkham'e
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, Is unparalleled. It NAV be-
used with perfect confidence by women
who suffer from displacements, infiam-
nation, liberation, Irregularities, perl
odic pains, backache, bearing down feel
ing, hatulency, indigestion, dizziness.
and nervous prostnation. Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound is the otan-
dard remedy for female ills.
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was unable TO walk
or do any Of my own
work. | read about
Lydia e. Pinkham's
V G 9 t a Q Com
pound In the news
papers and deter
mined to try it. It
brought almost i'm.
mediate relief. MY
weakness has en-
tirely disappeared
and | never had bet
ter health 7 wo;ot,
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You can't tell how wcll-hecled q
man is by the size Of his shoes.
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Where there's will there's always
an heir.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-09-27
WOMAN SICK
TWO YEARS
Could Do No Work.
Now Strong as q !.
Man.

Chicago, 1ll.-"For about two years
sutfered from a female trollhle 90 I
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-09-27

LESSON TEXT-Daniel 9:3-19.
GOLDEN TEXT-The Lord Is merciful
and gracious, slow to anger, and plen-
teous in mcrcy.--Psalms 1888.