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LEGISLATURE.
IS ADJOURNED
ACTION NEXT, WEEK
ON COST OF LIVING
Referendum to Be Demanded
!: on Reynolds Law by the
Anti-Sufraglsts.
s2eclal Dispatch % The Intelligence.

COLUMBUS. @. Feb. 22.-Thc ieSis-
lature has adjourned until Monday. 1t
Is expected that early next week so'itr
action will be taken on the Lars otI -.
living In this state. Republicans have
been proddng the Democrats Ior not
taking action. Governor COX Eas sign
Cd the Reynolds btu granting women
presidential suffrage. It IS expected
that tho anti suffrag!sts Will call rel
erendum oa tho measure. An etoTt
will be made TO deter 4 vote on me
amendment for suffrage unit! next year
in order not TO hamper the liquor fight
th:s year.
Bills were introduced IN both the
House and Senate proposing that the
state pay residents OF East 1ounss-
town $500, 900 damages to their property
resulting from the riots OF January:
1915 when the state militia was called
there.
). Tho Chapman bill seeking 70 stop tho
practice OF job selling In !arge indus
trial concerns passed tho house ny
unanimous vote.
Oestopa,hs succeeded IN having the
senate pass their bill which gives them
a separate board bUs requires them 10
DO examined In surgery by the state
chiropractors seeking to create Z Sepa-
rate board for their profession failed to
pass the senate.
Tho senate defeated the Terrell bill
backed by the Civic League OF SieNe-
land. seeking to limit sheritfs In charS-
tng for maintenance OF prisoners In
their care to actual cost Of feeding
them.
The house adopted the resolution by
Rep. Stump. OF Pickaway county. pro-
viding for joint committee TO make
Recommendations for a state normal
school in eastern Ohio. previous com.
mission recommended the location OF
this school at Cadiz but several other
eastern Ohio cities are after It. In view
of the rivalry over the location It Is
said the school will not be built this
year.
Thrilling Experience.
With a tiny monkey, camera,
number Of pictures and q lot OF thrilling
experience. Guy Won Dorm. a Columbus
youth, who was on the British steamer.
St Theodore. when II was captured by
a German raider on December II. after
ward serving some time on the German
ship, arrived himc to-day. He was given
a hearty greeting by his mother Mrs.
Tlllte Van Horn. who declares he shall
never leave her again. and all day long
neighbours dropped in to hear his re-
fnarkabhe story.
Van born left Columbus on September
s and after travelling over the east sail
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which rredurnl reference WAS made 10

which frequent reference WAS made 10
the present international situation.
at is mitch less ur an adventure 20
write history than Ia try tn enact IL,
said the president in presenting gold
medal 10 T. school boy for writing al
essay on history.
The presidcu; pledged ali"ciancc anew
To the American flag. and with the re-
ina inurr nf an audience, including NOM
b"rs Of the cabinet. diplomats and con-
grc"smci. he stood ut salute while the
plrdging allegiance was repeated.
The exercises held under tho JOINT
auspices or tho Daughters of he Amer
lean Revolution. the Sons OF the Amer
lean Rrvolwt ion and the Sons Of the
Revolution were marked by an outhurSt
of pntrioiic ferror when President VIII
son apucarcd 4 huge American flag
was displayed and the Marine band
ulnNcd the Star SpanGlcd Banner.
Reference t. The traditional friend
shin between ihe United States and
France was mad" by Newell r. Wool
wort II. Of Syracuse. y. y. past president
Of the Sons OF tho American Rcvnl luton.
while Jules .1usS"rand the FrPpCh am
haSsaIlor stood and acknowledged APP
pIaUsc. Mir Wnudw0rth declared that
in the present situation the rcunlc stand
pntriptiraliy behind their president AMI
are ready 20 answer any call f"r the
nation.
Senator Pumcrene. Of Ohio. delivered
the principal address
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QUICK RELIEF FROM
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Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry OF thousands
since Dr.. Edwards produced Olive Tab
lets, the substitute for caloiuel.
= DR.. Edwards. Il pract;cing physician
for Il years and calosners old-:iine en-
envy, discovered the formula for Olive
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chronic constipation and torpid. livers.
D.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
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Thousands take ore or two every
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Displayed the Flag.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2@.1 nirlMda Se'ep %as
ton of Was snGnItp dIspIay Of the ma:
sionsl cOors and md 4 mse,n Fs eRan IN
patriotto -, p.' patriotic demonstration
Under ausoi'Gs ssf St the from 'q 10
trlots " rhnre were illustrated pa
u triotic lee lectures in q number OF the
schools later In the day.
A, the celebration at Westminster sInn !
TsFrsss his stteF RSir the prR PdeyDz,
i!iisEc L., S. n. retired. 81 ,bc
Of the 1npH%I d toniFht P Vas
,ta nroschtation OF a gold heuHi
Who Leo Sn a uS5SH
Z. 5. SoE u.s. wining his hands on an
AmsFsnn of fHf Enf n 6rd Eno TsS
menaeu u n11cnartment has been pro
W6os 10 d ins 5s'$ S
ing VIZ, Mne Of chief uuartermaster IN inc
Navy.
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Robert Jennings Quigley.

Robert Jennings Quibley, aged is,
son of Isaac and the late Harriet Quig-
ley, passed away in the family home,
234O Woods street, yesterday, follow
ing about two months illness Of as
thma. The young man well known in
South Wheeling and was unusually
popular. He attended the public school
and at the time OF his death was Elm,
ployed at the Wheeling Ceiling and
Roofing company of Warwood. He was
IL member of Tie First Christian
church.
MIR. Quigey was born in this city
February %. 1893 and would have
been 10 years old Wednesday next.
His mother died last Ajrii. Surviving
besides his father are the following
brothers and sisters: John, William
Misses Alice. Bessie, Iiertha AND Flora
Quigley, all at home. and Mrs. Mamie
Lukchart of Hannibal. Ohio.
Funeral services were incomplete
last evening. Sedyices will likely be
held in the family home. The Rev. Or,
". H. Fields of the First Christian
chruch, will officiate and interment
will be in MI Ziocl cemetery.
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wonings From Taft.

BALTIMORE. Feb, 22.-- Iawsr o'T Snn,ss
OF 80 Finding In our national affairs
an issue and som ssn SsrtHc G ald from
IIr.t~SL;-@c-,nn,S advice, his experience or
his NJ l action, former President William n, n;
TAFT declared here to-day, NJ IN" aT Tdhms
day exercises az J"nnS
iTont,;us university. The subject ~ ms
address, was Wise and GnwtSe EA''"-
Ions OF Federal Power" go.
,.Hs 40 stand on the brink or iIuSllll-
lies with Germany and with AnSirlR.
AIr. Taft added. his Injunction TO 'h,
American people that the hes; mode o.
securing peace; ia proper preparation '"'
war comes home to us.'
Mr.. Taft spoke VI the growth Or this
country's railroad system and said:
The inadcuuacy ut our RI ":,i %'S
tenn to meet the demands ot our rall?iL
Increasing population and the volume az
transportation that our foreign trade dc.
mands, and to meet the requirements or
Il state Of war which W. FACE. Is start
ling We have had many warnings from
railroad men as 10 what would occur
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NOTED BISHOPS
GRANDSON DEAD
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. RELA-
TIVE OF FOUNDER OF BETH
ANY COLLEGE
Passed Away in Old Homestead and
Was In Fifty-nnth Year-Fun-
eral Sunday.

Early yesterday morning, Alexander
Campbell died al his home at Bethany,
aged So years. Mr.. Campbell was the
son tof Alexander Compbell, the eldest
son of Bishop Alexander Campbell,
founder OF Bethany College. and was
born near Point Breeze farm. April
8. 1859. He resided in Bethany all mis-
life being one of the prominent and
progressive agriculturists Of Brooke
Surviving are one sister, Mrs. mic
Carey, OF Australia; four brothers, the
Rev Robert NJ. of Missouri, Attorney
Archibald, Of San Francisco; Ewing,
engaged in the real estate and insur-
ance business in Los Angeles, and
William Campbell a farmer i'll Ala
bama.
Funeral services viii be held Sun
day afternoon at ESQ o'clock IN the
old Campbell Home. occupied by Mrs.
Decima Campbell Barclay. The Rev.
S. S. Lappin will officiate. lnlerment
will be in the. Campbell buiyms
ground, Bethany.
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HAIR COMING OUT?

Dandru:t causes L feverlsh irritation
CO the scalp. the hair roots shrink,
loosen aid then the hair comes out
fast. To stop falling hal- at once and
rid the scalp OF every particle Of dand-
ruiz, get 25-cent bottle Of Danderine
at any drug store. pour little in your
hand and rub It into the scalp. After
q few applications the hair stops com
ing out ami you can't find any 6and'
run.
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POSLAM DOES
SHORTEN Time
TO HEAL ECZEMA

When Eczema burns. !tches, disfH-
ures, Poslam Instantly soothes tho an
gry skin. splenddly eSerts It's healing
powe: not only to make the disease
more andurable. but to cause Il TO grow
less and less each day.
So effective IS poslam that a little OF
IL will cover L. large surface. IT is Its
QUALITY. not the quantity OF x, that
does the work.
You 10 not have to wait In uncer-
,ainty FOR Indications or Improvement.
K SHOWS at once.
Sold everywhere. For free sample.
write 10 Emergency Laboratories, 80
West a5th ST., New York City.
Urge your skin to become clearer:
brighter, healthier by the daily use OK
i'oslaTi Soap. .mcdicated with PoSlaT
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DULL, SPLIT TING,
SICK HEADACHE
DR.. JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
RELIEVE AT oNCE-1o CENTS A
PACKAGE.

You take DR.. James Headache
Powder and in just few moments
your head clears and all neural gia
and pain fades away. It's the quisk-
est and surest relief for headache.
whether dull. throbbing. splitting or
rerve-racktng. Send someone to the
drug store and get dime package
now. Quit suffering-it's so needless.
Be sure you get Dr.. James Head
ache Powders-thel there will be no
disappointment
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SCHURMAN
CONTINUED from First PageI

tally instructive at the present time,
DR.. Schurman also pointed out.
mean his, advocacy OF military pre-
paIedness and his general attitude
10 the questions Of peace and war.
Washington and War.
Though Washington was great
general and fought victorious war Tor
national independence he was no glor.
ifier Of miutarisp On the other hand
he was equally. removed from pacit-
ism. He regards war as the lnevlla-
BILE features of national existence.
Listen to the wise words he addressed
to Congress in his first speech after
reelection.
" T cannot recommend 10 your no
uce measures FOR the fulfillment or
our duties to the rest OF the world,
with again impresslng upon you
the necessity Of placing ourselves IN
a condition Of complete defence. and
of exacting from them the fulfill
ment OF their duties toward US. The
United States ought not to indulge
persuasion, that contrary 70 the or
der OF human erens, they Will foreT-
err keep al distance those painful
appeals 10 arms. with which the his
tory OF every other nation a6ounds.
There is rank duc to the United
States among nations. which will be
withheld, if not absolutely lost; by
the reputation OF weakness. II we
desire TO avoid insult. We must be
able to repel it; if we desire to Sc
cure peace, one Of the most powerful
instruments Of our rising prosperity,
It must be known Inat we are at all
times ready for war
Must Be Prepared.
In this passage you have Washing
tons whole philosophy Of peace. war
wiser has ever been written. and
Washington's words are as true and
wise and applicable today as they
were when he uttered them i'll 1888.
Undoubtedly there have been many
changes in the century and quarter
that has since elapsed. Communlca-
tons by land and sea have greatly
improved. intercourse with foreign
countries has increased. international
relations have been multiplied. But
human nature is substantially I'M
changed. and national ambitions and
rivalries, stimulated by greater prizes
are more intense and perhaps more
explosive than ever before. What
ever be the future prospects Of the
human race. We have not yet reached
that stage. Of rational and moral de-
veEopment in wu4cn justice. right
eousness. and public-law can dispense
with the sanctions OF physical force"
At washington.
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Feb 22.-Wash-
iugton's birthday WAS observed hare to-
day bv public Meeting held in Memoir
tal Continental Hall under the auspices
OF the Daughters OF the American Rcvo-
tuition. Sons Of the Revolution and Sons
Of tho American Revolution. President
Wilson presented u gold medal to a high
school youth Ak prize in patriotic
essay contest. The French Ambassador
and Nine. Jusserand accepted invita-
lions TO attend as honor guests and Sem
ator Fomercnc OF Ohio and Mrs William
Cunning Story. Prcsident-General OF the
.. A. r. were among the speakers.
Government departments were closed
for the day but because Of the press OF
legislation. congress held its usual ses-
sion.
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outburst Of Patriotism.

PNILADELPHIA. Feb. 22.-Thc birth
anniversary OF George Washington.
much OF whose presidential and mill
tary careers werr closely linked with
this city, was observed here today with
an outhurst of patriotic favor In which
many organizations paid formal honor to
his memory.
orations made ut the exercises OF tho
University Of Pennsylvania. when num-
erous degrees in course and three hon
orary degrees were conferred. The hon
orary degree Of Doctor OF Laws was
granted to DR.. Jacob Gould Schurnan.
President Of Cornell University and to
Herbert C. Hoover. chairman OF tho
commission for relief in Belgium and
that OF Doctor OF Music to Leopold
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under conditions like the present. Their
warnings are now being vindIcated. The
embargo"s which the railroads have
been obi. \ i 10 impose on legitimate
shipments ar" mathematical demon
Stratiun of h'bt far short is our artcria1
system of. Interstate commerce."
Referring 10 national prohibition. the
former president said he did not want
to put himself in opposition To prohibit
ton in states where a majority OF the
people favor H. He thought il fair.
however. TO cit" the instances of fail
ure in this regard In some PARTS OF such
states as an Il fortirri argument to show
the failure and the dcmoraliZuE failure
that must attend an attcnlp; 10y the ma
ttOnHl government 10 enforce prohi ion
in what arc now non-prnhihltinn states"
Mr. Taft said he fully approved the
local np;..n system.
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COURT n ss'G ! ~ FEB. oath
Arthur Hammerst.in ons,Y the 1Eti-
Liant Musical suoeiss
KATI N KsA
Prioes-Ma.inee. 2so to $3.50; Night,
25c to $2.o0. >. t.,
Seats Now on salL
CARNEGIE FUND HaIrS.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 22.-yishop VII.
liam Lawrence. Of MassacMsetts. chair
man OF the committee which, Is raising
establish Il plan for pen 'lonng tho
clergy of the Protestant Episcopal
church, announced to-day that the Car!
negle corporation. "in recognition Of the
unique fact that the chu oh pension
fund Is the first OF its kind to be estab.
lished upon sound. actuariac principles
had appropriated s324,74+,H make good
the loss Of interest which, may arise
from deferred payments IN the sub
scrintions toward the fund&
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mineral for Miss smith Today.

This afternoon AT 2:3u O'Clock un
oral services viii he held for Miss Mary
M"Ily smith. ngcd Il. who died Wed,
ncsduy in the home of her parents ut
1918 Wnods street. The Rev. l'r: Claude
Porter Terry. Of the First l'rcsbEt' flt ran
,hnrch will ur,lciarc. and intcrment will
ne III Greenwood cemetery.
Miss Smith was member 81 INC
PRESBYTERIAN church and WAS one nl the
most highly esteemed women % INC
East End. She had host nt friends
throughout the city.
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xnirhts of Columbus,

NEW YORK. Feb. *h-Public celebra-
ton IN honor OF George Washington
were held IN thirty of the principal
cities Of the country today by the
knights Of Columbus. The meetings
were under the auspices OF the Fourth
Degree OF the knights. whose underly-
ing principle Is patriotism.
1t was (arranged to hold the gather
tngs In each city at the same hour In
order that telephone connections could
be made with all the meetings and pa
triottc greetings exchanged. Prominent
men have agreed to make addresses and
oil
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ed on tho ST. Theodore for Italy. On
December Il the ship was captured by
the German raider. Until December 20
ne worked equipping the boat for the
use of the Germans and was then taken
aboard the raider. On January IS he
was transferred to Japanese ship and
landed at Pernambuco or January l..
The British consul there provided for
him and he WAS sent TO New lorf on
the British boat Francis, reaching that
city last SATURDAY.,
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rr,sral of civil war Veteran.

Yesterday morning iuncraI services
were held for Infn Laurrell. veteran or
tho civil war. who died this week, In the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. Katherine
Armstrong. Of 3l06 McColloch street.
Rcuuia,n high mass was reiehraled II
81. Mary'S church at . o'clock. Mem
hers of tho j. W. Holiday q. ~. IL pos
were uaIlhcarers. Burial was in Tria-
d,iuhia cemetery
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ohsa-ved in Paris.

PARIS. Fob. e.. l2:5G p r Mc,nNT' ro oTy.
eminent, ' ne navy and the municipality
offiee al ana we're .nv REPRESENTED today In the
Isn tatSe Of washington in ,hf IN S 1860
a s's Of %a7 SEs' %n% J"
dEsdS ID Of tho f piasns of %reatSs GER,
w wat saretier laid at the foot pr 5Hs
s5a' ios and dy 4 hs %"e
minister o. rcr me Empire State Society
place. .hs 0 Sons - OF the American RsyolM,
uon- .h M IN behalf Of the mun!c'pa'
council Of Paris.
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PrNALTY IS DEATH.

MURRAY. NY. Feb. .22.-t;overnor A.
@, Stanley's previous efforts to quell
a Murray mob found sequel here TO-.
day in the conviction for murder. o.
Lube Martin. a. negro. charged with
killing Guthrie puiEud, n white man.
The death penalty was imposed, The
verdict apparently has removed any
further danger OF mob violence.
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tn Attend Relatives Funeral.

Mrs. Iacou f:arl"wine, of l'lrh*hntoh:
left Yesterday To attend tho funeral III
hcr hrotNcr-in-law. Charles G. Webster
who died in his home Il; Sehrihg: ohio.
81 fnw DAYS ago. MIR. and Mrs. Webster
were residents of Wheeling man. years
ago. Mrs. Webster before marriage Wis
Nice Anna O'Douncll Of this city.
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F1,noral Of MIS-. wenzel Today.

Mar Wrn%r!. ured So. whose death oc-
cured "Wednesday in IN" family homG;
"3jl Woods street. this afternoon ~ ::
o'clock. lut"rmcnt will be III i"ca
cemetery.
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the West Virginia Grand Lodge OF odd
Fellows, died here today following an
illness Of two weeks. He was a years
old and was one Of the pioneer resi-
dents Of Huntington. Mr.. Davies was
when he was twenty years old.
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BLOCKED ny sLtpE.

LOGAN. W. Va. Feb. IA noun
tain slide OF several thouttnd tons to.
the Main Island Creek Galleries COM
pany. near here. wrecking 4he workings
and doing damage amounting 10 $4,000.
The slide occurred before Il e miners ba'
gan work and no one was injured.
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stokowald. conductor Of the fhiladel-
min orchestra

~. American and Mexican Joint com
mission mis- was one Of the guests Of honor
at the University exercises Ssc ,Itm,sr
90 ahratIons wcro held by the PatrloliS
sons of America and the Grand Army ,o vi
the Republic. the latter orsnnlH"
assisted by the Sons Of NetrranS: u
mass meeting SPONSORED by the fourth ir,a
t Gesrss " Of the Knights Of Columbus ,b'
part of a nations wide tribute nE ~, rre
( nlrhIs to the memory OF Washington
NJ 10 hold tonight.
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r,,,-a1 for stcinmpu infant. :

Funeral for Helen Selma valley NJ
FAINT daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Stcinman. who died Tuesday. vas held
in the family home. e326 Ehaplinc
street. yesterday afternoon. Burial WAS
in Weeks rcinctcrN.
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James B. Modise tte.

Modlselte. aged IS. general passenger
agent or the ST. Louis division OF the
Pennsylvania railroad. died yesterday In
Pasadena, California. after months,
illness. according ~ advices received
here today. 1ntcrment will be al Union
town, Pa where he was born.
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r. Lawrence Seibert.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Fen. ct.
Lawrence Seibnrt. comic song writer,
died here Yesterday while being taken
10 a hospital for an operation. His
best known song was Casey Jones'
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To avoid limitations ant ineffective
substitutes be sure you ct Or. Cald.
wells Syrup Pepsin. See: that a fac:
smile Of Or. CaldwelIs Signature and
his portrait appear on thetyellow car
ton in which the bottle Is packed. A
trial bottle, free of Charge can be OBJ
tanned by writing. to DR.. y. B. Cald.
we'll, ass Washington ST., Monticello,
Illinois. 49,.
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Il Medicine
'
forWom9ijn
For Forty Years Lydia E. Pinlham's
Vegetable Compound has Relieved
the Sufferings Of Women. 4.

1t hardly seems possible that there is won in this
country who continues to suffer without givng Lydia E.
Pnkham's Vegetable Compound trial after al the evil
dence that continually being published proving beyond
contradiction that this grand old medicine has relieved
suffering among women than any other medicine in
the world .'
Mrs. Kieso Cured After Months nne 8.
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Evan J. Davies,

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Feb. ~!
Evan J. Davies. past grand master Oh
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nn1u One mnRoMo oU1MINEn

To get the genuine. call for full name
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Look
for signature Of z. w. GROVE. Cures
Cold in One Day. csc.
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Mrs. Kieso Cured After Seven Months dime 81.

Aurora, Nl-"For seven long montl; 5 suffered
from female trouble, with severe pains, in my back
and sides until I became so weak ceuld hardly
walk from chair to chair, and got So nervous
would jump at the slightest noise vas entirely
unfit to do my house work, was giving up hope of
ever being we'll, when my sister asked me to try
six bottles and today am healthy WI man able to
do my own housework. I wish eveSy suffering
woman would try Lydia E. Pinkham.; Vegetable
and find out for herself,hoW good