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Arizona state miner., 1919-10-17

Al Evarts made another deer
hunt down the Hassayampa this
week. "Git any," asked one of
his acquaintance. Git hi"
said Al languidly, why we went
east to Red Mountain and then
south nearly to Buckeye and it's
a gospel truth when | tell you we
didn't even see a fresh foot
print of a deer; never saw moth
ing; not even the moon, till we
hiked back into town."
Reports from the Abe Lincoln,
by Eng. Nathorst are to effect
that the mine has been pumped
out and work renewed again on
development and ore extraction.
E'e another week arrangements
will be complete for putting on a
working force of three shifts.
Doc. Bowsher is clerking at the
Ford Hotel, in the capitol city.
Stephen ]. Gnash, general man
ager of the Rainer Mines corpor-
alton, a mining man of forty
years experience. and J. H.
Shockley, mining engineer of
high repute, are enroute to Wick
enburg from the east and will
arrive in few days. They will
inspect the company's mines near
Wenden, which are now being
actively worked by w. T. Gnash,
"a son of Stephen ]. } for the cor
poration.
We note that an ivory elephant
has been sent to Gov. Campbell
from darkest Africa, as a present
sym bolical of the Republican
party. The elephant needs to be
Americanized, and the good old
native born Democratic mule will
give the lessons. The elephant
is the symbol of the Republican
party, and that it should be ivory
sym bolies s bone-headedness. =
Courier.
The total resources of all state
and national banks of Arizona is
officially given out as $50, 1884, 871
by the state auditor.
The State Fair mineral exhibit
is to have a fine $50, 900 house,
and is by far the most varied dis
play ever attempted in the state.
Latest regarding the Flores Oil
company is to the effect that the
stockholders are putting up $35, :
900 ". .th which to exploit the oil
lands recently located near VIC
kenburg. The decision to collect
the money and deliver stock in
return for the cash is now under
way. Meantime the local Home
Oil company has spotted a drill,
and aided by the railroad boys,
are financing an equipment to
begin drilling.
The daylight saving law, made
especially to exploit the workers,
switches the clocks to normal
time on the 26th-and all school
marms, bank clerks and every
body except the milkman can
sleep an honr longer.
Warning ANY human chicken
hawks caught visiting Mrs.
Harry Hofman's home will be
met with warm reception. -Ad.
Arizona state miner., 1919-10-17

Report OF w. l.. GndSn, rising
young engineer in charge of the
Rainier Mines at Wenden, Yuma
county, Arizona.
Wenden Oct. 13.
In reply to request of recent
date, will state that progress at
our mines located near Wenden,
during past few months is as fol-
lows:
Gallows frame with ore bin
completed and now in use; hoist
set in concrete foundation and in
use; new machinery including
one 80 h. p. engine, one II x II
compressor, Cochise m &C h in e
drills, with pressure tanks, steel,
etc., and complete air plant, cap
able of producing 800 to 320 cubic
feet of air per minute. This is
ample to run machines for some
time to come, probably till devel-
opment work is completed. Pipe
and fittings have been purchased
and on ground for air lines to a
depth of 200 feet. Also taps,
dies, drill press and tools for
mine, blacksmith tools, dollies or
snapheads for sharpening ma
chine steel and carpenter tools of
various descriptions; a complete
set of arc Coleman gasoline lights
for lighting hoist and compressor
plant at night; main double-com-
partment shaft has been sunk to
a depth of 1876 feet. 1t has been
timbered to a depth of eighty
feet. A carload of machine
framed dbbl-compartment square
sets was received in Wenden yes
terday.
We are starting in today tim
bering shaft to bottom; have two
shifts working. When we have
completed timbering shaft to bot
tom, air line, etc., we will start
jackhammers to sinking. Plant
is installed on concrete founda-
ton ready to go. We want how
ever, to catch up with the tim
bering. This will enable us to
put blower air line, compressor
air line down the shaft perman-
emily. We have timbers enough
on hand now and calculate to
keep up with our timbers as we
go down. The progress from
then on should be very fast. We
have built a large engine, COM
pressor, hoist house, under one
roof, housing the machinery.
The foundations have taken time
to dry.
We have twelve men on the
payroll at the present time.
Strike difficulties have handicap
ped us several times. We have
at the present time a camp which
is ample to accommodate the men
who are working. 1t consists of
boarding house and kitchen and
was formerly the superintend-
ent's Office and residence. We
remodeled it. built an extension
| and screen porch to it sufficient
to accommodate 20 men with g
screen porch and sleeping room
for the cook, also a small base
ment for storage; a small house
! which | am utilizing myself, 8
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
THE HEART OF Al
CHILD OF NATURE

The following little poem was sem
" one of the sdougliboys' In d letter
D friend here the other day:
You may keep old Fritz's helmet
For your Sue, or Kate, or Ann;
You may hold yoiir German rifle
For your little girl to scan
No gas mask did capture.
No rife aud no lance;
The only capture That I've made
Is the heart Of d child Of France.
No victor's symbol can | show
No trinkct, shield or cap,
In memory Of days spent
Over there, IN dead mans gap:
No little souvenir have I,
Dream moments to enhance;
The only trophy that is mine
is the heart OF q child OF France.
But sweeter than a helmet,
And deaTer than lance.
rs the sacred souvenir / bear
From the yine-clad hills Of France.
For like d stellar guide that shines
Ger Iife's rough seas Of chance,
Forever within my heart will glow
The heart Of that child Of France.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
WHY DOCTORS
PRESCRIBE The
new CAONEL
Medicinal Virtues Retained and
Improved Unpleasant and
Salivating Qualities Removed
New Variety Called Gallo
tabs

OF all the medicines in the world,
doctors prescribe caiomel most often
aud depend upon i most universally
There must be good and sufficient
reason what Is It?
il ron will study the doctors books
you will find that the medical authori-
ties prescribe caIomel for almost every
disease The reason is that caIolnel is
the greatest and only thorough system
purifier. It makes the liTer active,
drives out the poisons from the stOm-
ach. bowels and kidneys and thereby
purifies the blood. CalomeI puts the
entire system ia The most faVprable
condition for Nature 10 exercise her
recuperatiye power That Is Why be
prescribes calomeI so often
The new kind Of calomaI called
Ca Iotabs, Is refined and purified from
all of the nauseating and dangerous
qualities be the old style caloanel and
ii rapidly taking ito place, for II II
more effective than the old style calo-
mel as Iiver-eieanser and systeEn-
puriaer. One CaIotab al bedtime, with
i swaElow of water that's all No
salts. no NAUSEA, nor the slightest psl (
pieasantness. next morning ron awake
feeling tine with = hearty appetite
Cor breakfast TAT what y0u please.
No restrictions Og habit Or diet
Calokahs are sold only III oEsstnaI,
sealed nac ges. price khIrty NYe
ceEfs. Recommends and aranteed
b druggists eeyrywherc. Your money
back IL you are not delighted fady. .
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
ACI.EBR COMP. Ill
Rudy Cheeks Sparkling 8
Most Women Can Have
SAYS d.. Elwards 8 VEL
0i.i1 Ei.ylician

Dv. T. M. Edwards ior ~ yeag@ Eeaat
scores Of women far Gvey and q
ailments. During thEsss years BE gave
his patients & prcSsiDE ion tn1sta cS q x
well -lnowa pcss1table lngrcslegks eiaay
with olive oil, naming them Or. EsaWgs
Olive Tablets. Icu win know sscGn ~
their olive ccl0E.
These tahlesr are xgOnaer. ypcg nT7 cafl
liver ard boHels which cauee acF
action, carr wing of &hs yyasss9 add no
ous mater Ia one IS gyssss1.
IL got have b pale 1acc, 3aslaw BOrk eislsa
eyes, pimplcs, coated tongue, headg AeR b
listless, nogooa f1olsags al 0uk Is gaEss
inactive bowels, yca k1l-o ono O. lgs
Edwards Olive Tablets nightly t0g q tjEen
and nete the pleasing results.
: Thousands CT women "a wei 81 ssn
take Dr.. Edwards Give Tablets Che aaaes
eessfnI substitute for calornel nov @l
then just 20 keep IN the pink of Cnnd
zoe and Csc per box, All dgugolstAs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
OF PASSOVER
COMES ON APRIL 49,
BE OBSERVED HERE

The Jewish feast of Paggover falls
on the 18th day or Nissan, correspond
ing this year with Tuesday, April 18th
The celebration begins on the even
ing Of April i4th with sundoWn The
manner 81 iEs observance was deter
mined largely by the Biblical ordi-
nances concerning this feast 1t Isl
to be observed for period Of seven
days. Those who cherish customs
that originated after Bible times viii
keep the feast eight days.
The ceremopIals are such as are
calculated to bring home the histor-
zeal event which the feast commence
rates, namely the new born freedom
vonchsaRed To Israel after the long
period of oppression endured under
Egyptian tyranny. The eating of I'M
leavened bread is enjoined number
OF times In the Biblical regulations
touching the observance of the Pass
over feast. Unleayened bread Is char
acterixed as the bread Of affliction, Il
and is also referred to in the Bible as
the bread that was, unIeavened be-
canse Of the enforced hasty departure
from Egypt. In post biblical times
the earnest desire To- keep the In
functions most scrupulonsIy led the
teachers Of Israel to enact laws. such
as the use of special dishes that had
been guarded from contact with leavea
and reserved only for the Passover
season.
Il charming and effective feature in
the celebration OF the feast Is the
special seder service around the fes-
tive family board On the first evening
Of the feast. to which the Orthodox
add 3 aecnnd evening AT this FAM
fly service q special ritual known as
the .EIaggadah. Ii rean This ritual
contains the story Of the redemption
from serYitude, certain reflections IN
spired By the memories Of old and Ger
tain psagrna. Nshis as followed by the
festai meal after which grace IL re-
cited. The service epncluaes with the
reading Of additional psalms, the rec
itation az prayers and the singing Of
time honored hymns. TO this home
service stranger and homeless are
cordially invited. On the table "a
Kront 81 him who presides over the
meal are placed objects reminiscent
of the ancient service and servituds,
such As bitter herbs. reminder Of the
hitfer lot Of those who toiled u
swysDt: ! roast bone, calling 20 mind
ne ancient paschal lamb: roasted
eeg memorial og the free will offer-
ing that was brought ii addition "a
me pascha1 lamb parsley and the
howl 81 salt water, symbolixing the
hyssop ana It's uss In the irst Pass
over observed Id Egypt and con-
lection OF nuts and apples 70 repre-
sent the clay which Israel worked into
bricks
The Passover Ealing at the begin
ntssr Of spripg, had originally i pas
foral and agricultural character.
which ii time vas over-shadowed by
the rhetorical event assoctated later
Wei the gsss freedom and its OBJ
liza hon HI the Remote of the CeIe-
bration, ghs RetoEm synagOgs hold
apeclal services 0ngy on the first and
seventh days. while the Orthodox %
ysrYa also TIE sseopa aay ana IN so
q lionaI eight dsy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
COLLISION WITH DOG
CAUSES BROKEN ARM

colIiding with d dog as she was rid
ing along Fourth street in Eastport,
Thursday, Mai8ie Marie Jones, dangh-
ter Of Police Officer Samuel A. Jones.
was thrown from her bicycle and suf-
Tered i broken arm. She was taken 10
the Emergency hospital where the
fracture was reduced by Or. PurYis,
and today entered the Naval hospital
where al x-ray examination of the
member was made
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
STATE GUARD NOTES

Much interest is being shown in the
new bowling alleys of the Bladen st.
armory and they are constantly
thronged with bowlers These alleys
are easily the best in town a bowl
ing league is being planned with teams
from the Marine corps, the Z. S. S.
Reina Mercedes. the Annapolis Vet
Grams and Company N. Of the State
Guard After drill tonight. the men
OF Company al will practice on the
alleys and pick out q team.
Messrs. Harvey N Glow. Of Anna
polls, and Thomas AItop and James p.
Thomas Of Eastport, are recent addi-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
LIBRARY PRESENTED
TO SERVICE MEN

Through his daughter. Mrs. Burtis,
the library Of the late i Guest King,
for many years an Annapolis typo,
and editor % the Examiner, Repub-
lican weekly newspaper published by
him here, has been presented to the
Recreation rom al the state arm0ry
for the psa 81 the service men.
The library contains many valuable
books asld the large bookcase IN which
they we're kept. The gift 81 hrs. Bur-
It's vas "a the War Camp Community
Service which supervises the recrea-
tion rooms FOR the service men
The gsFk is highly appreciate. and
was as timely as Il IS needfni
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
RES uLTs THAT REMAIN
- splreeiated Bs Annapolis People.

.''y i'l'reelated BY annapolis People.
Nlao suffer from back
Il complaint have tried
another, finding oEIy
I'll This IS discoilra-
Is one kidney medicine
reputation for last
here is plenty of proof
rigll here in Annapolis.
testimony Of one who
kidney pills years ago.
her testimony even
ziehlke. 96 West St,
had great deal
my back and kidneys.
t.ti almost constantly and
and nervous Seeing
Pills advertised. sat
helped me ct once. !
tlaey trouble since.
F,St Its LASTED
80 years later Mrs.
gladly confirm my
elaeut ii praise Of n0aal y
They cured me end I
q. h q lso return OF kidney trouble. 4
at all dealers Don't
tar kidney remedy set
Kidney Pills the same that
iss had Foster AEllhuEn ca.
Hail4Io, II. 81 1880 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
~. 8 Means
Real rejection

Out il the open, where seas
sweep the deck or wharf, where
the gale filings broad the icy
waters, fishermen who know
values wear =. S. Protected
rubber boots. These boots will
keep your feet and legs dry
and warm.
Comfort, economy, durability
these are the qualities that
make u. S. the best boots
for you.
y. S. Protected rubber
boots stand the hardest tests Of
service. They are built for
double-duty, reinforced where
the wear is greatest. The Gov
eminent probably used more
u. S. Protected rubber boots
during the war, than Of all the
other makes combined.
Every pair Of u. s." bears
the ~. S. Seal trade mark Of
the largest rubber manufactures
ii the world. Look for this
seal when buying rubber boots.
It means real protection for
your feet and pocketbook.
There's a kind Of u. s.
specially suited to your needs.
Your dealer has It Of can get
il quickly.
United States Rubber Company
New York
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
lrmor1 Dance

Governor and Mrs Harrington hurlA.
ored The Ounce for service men last
airlg b the state arTnory with their
pr nee There were q number OF
qsher enlodkers besides the hostesses.
d ghs committee and cilaperones
Tile dance was most successful.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
will I nlrriain
Anrdnl luh

Oh Monday afternoon Mrs. Walter
Y Iofshbotgh. wife 81 Commander
larshbpagii s. N VIII entertain
lhe AIaNaay card club Of the navy set
q hef residence. AZ Rodgers Row,
9NaF4 academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04

As Il result of the examination re-
Gently held. Corporal G. C Ridout
was promoted To sergeant, and PITS
Benjamin Il Beavin, Walter Il scherg-
II and Joseph e Wood were promoted
10 Sc corporals. These promotions
were based on both practical and
theoretical work. including general
record and efficiency.
At the regular drill tonight, the.
company will na paid of for the re-
cent tour Of duty.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
sllollg'' Harvard
llrderetI Here

ti9tg tlie naval orders recently is,
slel ii great local interest ID that orr.
darink effb0dy's old friend. Doug
Howard Ii tie Naval academy. Com
nsDitf Howard 81 an all around ath-
lsst aid pap of me best the navy ever
lfadueed he made great success
Nth fhe i8Ys football team when Ii
@8as pitted successfully against the
army
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
xmAVE MALxKaRsDmM

gaHS $50 VS. rs, x&0S ASk x&0a.
HG SS. 70 s-26 III. =. ~. '9g 81
IL ~
AM kKMSn@ x8eaaEa o. 0s3chmgMe a4aem@&rs
~ xoeRk DnsnGa &etMean Annae8lfe an6
naval Acadamg Iuuctton @na ak xamEh-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
ianep Fer
Ilaspilfii Iienriil

ia fafalar dance for the benefit OF
M Elieter hospital viii be given
taalarf9R evening at Carvel Hall. The
hDsts ana hos tesses VIII be Comman-
al ami sig Underwood, and Admiral
sa5 sii Il4lano Mrs. Joe Morrison.
gjll hasP barge Of entrance fees as
a.iel Is Mrs Paul Holland The best
Nj aailet laillsic viii be provided, and
tAp benefit appeals TO al
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
HE W. ANN APOK.Hs
81

Gae, x5D0, go, 60. 10 x7.S0, a.aa 80.
aa59 x4.00 60 sas.2a 100. 80 1N1
11.20 a. =
Leave Naval Aea0emy~ GASe 10 mfmmkas
earlier: State Honee Staklcu, BiAasn
81 ana College Ave. 9eyen CD rsanutae
saFlaeEs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
w. b. & A. Electric
Railroad.
ID lTK TEX AKs

alg- zOurfx Service Mormtng apd Evsnsnn
MaeM&ea Ann&polaa, RaIkim04a Aa@
Washington and Camp Meade
(Vganhkn@ton and Camp Meade
passengers change 81 Naval
Academy Juhek5an.l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
bameA FaR
Service M

Dance Far
eTvles Men
Last nights dance for service men
~ TIE gsake afnpry VAS well attended
r much larger number was iii At
tendance than the week previous. Good
Emusic was furnished and the. war
Camp Community Service, under
whose auspices these dances are given
say to # that everything was done for
the comfort and enjoyment Of all
present
The dance was the flrst of the April
series, Of which there viii be three
more
MI. HI ". Porter, 0g Annapolis, II
stopping at the Hotel Chatham, van
derbilt avenue at 4Sth street, New
York
Mrs. BauernschmIdt, of Baltimore.
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Jacob WOblgelnutal. having come here
to Join fl the family welcome given
her sister. Miss Margaret, the army
nurse recently reiutned from France.
Mrs Kutsch, Of Eastport "a enter
tanning her sister.
Fifemen To
Give dances
Water Witch Hook y Ladder Co,
will give q dance next Wednesday
night, and Independent Are company
will give dance Saturday night.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
WHEN YOU SUI Err
FROM RHEUIIATI
Almost any man will tell YOU
that Sloan's Linimene
neans relief

Tor practically every man has uscd
It Who has suffered from rheumatic
ashes. soreness III muscles, stiffness 81
joints, the results 81 weather exposure
Women, too. BY the hundreds 81
thousands, useit for relieving ncuritiss
lame backs, neuralgia, sick headache.
Clean, refreahing, soothing, economical
quickly effective. say 1Sioan's LIN.
nent to your druggist, Get it to-day,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
MANY COMPETITORS
FOR sIGNET INK PRIZES

l.ais tit.lents OF the Annapolis pub
stllaal base already entered the
fa5e.l9a siIi the prize offered BY the
Ssif lll company for the best ar
3 Y llil leir ink over thirty had
5s7al ~ ffepers M 10 yesterday, and
asil1 gfaris elne In this morning, It
3 Is least 500 competitors
ei he Y le race for the prize, q
1911 Pteee before the contest
seas eii a'sS tuesday April l5
fenlellts published In the
81 III these columns must
e aet tlltt the ink with which the
ss'lsl written must be purchased
..93ai dealer Davis, Feldmeyer,
s'as's refliberga Parlett or others
sstttlls iilk Tie school children
reat interest III the con
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
0nlnIe ~ Does Nok AIIees lIeAa

Becaa pe is tonic ard laxative eject,
I.lAxA III Sc BROAa0 QuINTNE tab
leEsl go he taken 80 anyone without
causing ne Eledss or ringing III the
head. There Is only nne 8r0mo Gut
min. ii W. GROVES signature on
the box. soc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
shs 4 Fl
Dinner

aI9l.l N4flieId. tho debutaflte
r5.tsl FORMER Governor and Mrs.
IN ii ii Will entertain At din
Yening AT their town
9I ilpaal ayenne Baltimore,
llee 10 be given at Leh-
ait he Junior Auxiliary Of
i65 fl4if branch of the McAll
III aa III lsranee The dinner has
II, ID honor Of Miss War.
sI Capt, Edwin Warfield.
8llb has been on duty over
al. tie isist summer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
IlK
Hayk

III the first year In the
hold il sale tomorrow,
"a Modern shop, Main
RHiout'g store.
far the benefit OF the
pital fund The. girls
lard for this sale and
arage s. solicited There
pcs, salad, Jam, ieliies,
and other things To
aap, Mrs Wien, has set
.4 If the store and one
The proprIetress Of
solI,.N tle use Of the girls and
..s M neiit Saturday April 81.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04

ifsi geant d. Russell Is RET
ssasfsllE te3ia in operation on hts
numerous friends are glad
rannd again.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04

|tions to the company. and are making
good There is still room for a few
more good mep In addition to the
military drill sAf1d training they viii
have the privileges Of frst-class
|armory
Private Benjamin S Duckett, Of
Davidsonyiiie, was operated on for
appendicitis at the Emergency hos
pitaI. He has rallied well and is max
ing good recovery
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-04
Fffemlen 10
Give Dances
Nayy Relief
skating Tomorrow

Roller Skating for the benefit Of
the Navy Relief will be conducted to-
morrow night III the arrnory at the
Naval academy Mrs. H. ii. Christy,
wife Of Captain Christy Will be in
charge and will be assisted BIZ large
number Of helpers 1t Is hoped there
will be large crowd Of patrons. as
the skating season " nearing the close.
and the financial goal for the Navy Re-
lief has not been nearly reached.
Mrs George NJ. Rayenscroft. wife
Or Commander Ravenscroft, u. 81 NJ,
Is entertaining her mother. Mrs.
Weber Of Cleveland. Ohio.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-21
dustrial board and which the railroad
administration refused to accept.
More Students at Normais.

Winona, Mimi, May 20.-The CAM
paign of educational authorities thru
out Minnesota will begin to show net
results in increased attendance ct sum-
mer schools of the Minnesota state
normals, according to President @. b.
Maxwell OF the Winona normal. All
of the Minnesota normals anticipate a
greatly enlarged enrolment. This Is
due partially to the fact that war work
positions have begun to slacken their
appeal and more largely because Of In
creased salaries being paid
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-21
WOMEN ARE

This has been proved over and
over again during the a They
over-estimate their physical strength
and overtax 1t. Their ambition is
commendable, but doe snot compen-
safe for the hours and days of mis-
cry which they suffer from symp-
toms caused by female ills brought
on by overwork. Women who are
weak, nervous, respondent. with
headaches, backache and dragging
down pains should remember there is
n tried and true remedy, that is
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
round, now recognized everywhere
al the standard remedy for such all
ments.