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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-07
FL ERA DE CASA.
La Flecha Rota

Es sabido que los hombres sienten
un irresistible afan porque ell proji-
mo sepa la Ultima Ease de sus proce-
sos sentimentales. Ell enamorado es
propenso las eonfdencias y ell ma
rido necesita un amigo a quien decir:
isl las cosas. Sc hicieran dos We
ces. e..
Pero este no les bastaba. Por ESQ
inventaron el anillo nupcial fin de
que, en- ci tranvia en- el cafe en- cual-
quier otro luqar pdblico, las gentes
supieran cual era su "estado,', segun.
el t6rmino usado en- la cedula perso-
nal. Todo ell mundo conoce el lengua-
je del anillo: ausencia es llevar, ell al
quila levantado"; en- la mano, izquier-
da quiere decir ''prcmetido"', y, en- la
mano derecha, casado. Dos, anillos,
viudo ..,..,.n b..
Pero ha1ia otro "estado" que no
tenia s.gao exterior: el de -diyqrcisdo,
forque, jaqaso ell divorciado, guerra
ocultarse? ~. a>.
La eNplicani6n es esta. Ell divorcia-
do era tan exceptional que no nece-
sitaba signos exteriores. Entire los
miliones de solteros, casados y via
dos, eI divorciado sobresalia, porque
fue precedid9 de Ia charanga del es-
c&ndalo. v4.e1ro.
Esto fu6 antes, cuando el divorcio
era exception. Ahora ell divorcio es
cosa tan corriente como el celibato, ell
matrmionio la viudez. Ell divorcio
Sc pone de moda, es chic, sobre todo
fuera de Espana. A un hombre que
no Sc haya divorciado por 10 menos
dos Yeces Sc lie considera POGO moder-
no, y una muchacha que no cuente un
diVorcio no encontrara facilmente
buen partido.
Mas ic0mo distinguir a los divor-
Iciados cuando son tantos? Afortuna-
damente, la industria es ingeniosa, So
bra todo 81 Sc trata de sacar dinero.
Tn joyero ingl6s ha ideado ell simbo-
10 del divorcio: consiste en- una fiecha
rota (la fecha que lie lanzo Cupido,
ell divorciado Sc la arranc6 y la que
bro). Ell joyero inventor Sc ha hecho
rico en- pocos dias, porque son mu-
chos los divorciados muchos mas los
que compran la flecha rota en- espera
de lucirla con derecho.
LOS noralistas, los sociologos Y los
simplemente curiosos Sc preguntan de
d6nde viene la ola de los divorcios
a que obedece. La ola debe venir de
Rumania, donde en- 1915 he conocido
damitas de veinticinco amos divorcia-
das einco veces. En- cuanto a las ra-
zones, creo que es una sola: ell matri-
monio.
Antonio AZPEITUA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-07
--A
.0)NICA ..
JUEGO DE LA MANANA.

Habfa una gran concurrencia, pues
los fanaticos estaban avidos de pre-
senciar la lucha entire los teams Ma
yagtiez HumacaO. Habfa un gran
ndmero de fanaticos de otros pueblos,
que animaban los cardenales, espe-
cialmente de Fajardo, que tiene un
gran odio hacia ell team Humacao.
FL "chief umpire" era un militar
de Cayey, v el juez de campo Baez.
Las baterfas eran: Por Humacao, Ro-
sario (Camar6n) antique pitcher del
PuerfA de TERRA, Y Santana. Por
Mayagiiez eran Marcel Y Soler.
Tn error de Jallase hace que Cas-
tillo haga la primera carrera en- ell
primer episodio. Humacao Sc hipno-
tia y sc va en- blanco. Segundo epi-
sodio: Cero para ambos. Otro error
de Jallece produce otra carrera para
los cardenales. Humacao cero. De
aquf hasta ell sexto inning cero para
ambos. En- el sexto Mayagiez Sc va
en- blanco. Por Humacao Santana
(Que no vic Ia hOla) es out. Jallase
la pasa por los alambres v alcanza
! tercera. Cartagena Sc abanica. Ca
rrillo di6 10 que parecfa un taco bag
ger Jallase entra al hogar. Pero
aquf vino la debacle. El militar can
to Carrillo out por robarle tres pa
sos Il la bola. FL p1blico, que guerra
YER buena pelota, protest6 dc este, v
tenfa raZ5n. Lo que pas0 fu6 que So
Ter, el catcher contrario oblig0aa Ca
rrillo a adelantar el cuerpO, pero no
tres pasos como dijo ell umpire. Lo
| que pas0 fue que este nos cOst0 ell
| juego. Jallase v Santana, nuestros
como tambi6n el chief ampirc Y gran
eparte del p1blico. Verdaderamente el
referido umpire lie di6 casi todas sus
| decisiOnes al team MayagiieZ, Y GUAM
do no las daba. los jugadores del Ma
yagiiez Sc levantaban del campo Y ha-
clan que las diera su favor. -. d,
| I'll JucSO luc uIld UdNOAd uCt dIli cll
adelante. Yayo puso a nuestro mas
Gotta, I'M muchacho de IA o 16 iafIos a
jugar el right feld, ell lugar favorito
del Mayagiiez para batear Ell short
stop fue al catcher. hicieron otrOs
cambios de jugadores que nunca ha-
hfan jugado esas bases FL pIblico
nroteStaba, pero no Sc lie atendfa. Pc
TO fue la casualidad que el mascota
hiciese Ia tinica carrera por Humacao,
10 cual fu6 recibido entire silbidos. Pc
'ro Mayagiiez, con este team tan flojo,
no hiciese NADIA hasta el tiltimo
inning, en- que hicieron dos carreras
con flies al masoota, que no habfa ju-
! gado nj con los muchachos.
A pesar del magnffico pitching de
Camar6n, ell umpire nos despoj6 cl
| juego con sus decisiones injustas.
Ffjense que score, teniendo como ju-
gador a un mascota, teniendo en- con-
ira ell umpire, V teniendo nuestros me-
| jores palos fuera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-07
Total
NIayagiiez 101O0 00O2 4
Humacao 10000 O.O'1
JUEGO DE LA TARDE.

Con una enorme concurrencia SC
empeZ0 ell juego. Chief umpire era
Negrada, jugador del Puerta de Tie
ira. V juez de campo era un chauffeur
de MayagGez. Ningdn umpire Official,
para satisfacer nuestros enemigos,
que son muchos. Las baterfas eran:
Por Humacao Camaroncito Y Pepe
Santana. POr Mayagiiez Mendoza Y
SOler.
En- los dos primerOs innings Maya
giiez Sc anOta tres carreras. Huma-
Gao cero. De aquf en- adelante fue
un escandalo. Cuanto corredor huma-
cacIo Sc meta en- base era declarado
out por el chauffeur, asf fuera ell safe
mas Undo del mundo. Humacao no
Sc anot6 NADIA en- los ocho primeros
innings, por culpa del juez de campo.
Por fin Sc retro el chauffeur en- me-
diO de gritos Y silbidos, pero el pare
cia satisfechO v sc venfa riendO. Pc
TO MayagtieZ no hace NADIA hasta los
ultIHlOS tHtHyS, ell uue HdCc CdIIe-
IA, n pesar de su umpire exclusive.
En- el noveno inning hits de Yayo y
Santana producer dos carreras.
Como hemos dicho antes, este juego
nos 10 rob6 ell juez de campo. Era
muy diffcil una carrera con aquel ene-
migo. Segdn cuentan ell mismo juez
de campo despues del juego lie dijo
a los mayagiiezanos que Sc habfa equi
vocado intencionalmente, por odio que
sentfa hacia Jallase, jugador de HUI
macao. este Sc puede probar.
Los mayagiiezanos son indisciplina-
dos Y garateros, especialmente Marcel,
que no tiene muy buenos modales.
Al fin Sc vengaron los enemigos de
Humacao, Fajardo, Guayama sy otrOs
pueblos vecinos que estaban esperan-
do este. Cada vez que nos hacfan
una injusticia esos enemigos daban
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-07
.SE-BALL-
Los umpires Ie dan los juegos al Maya,
guez.>~EI mascota de t 1umacao juega
y libra los nueve ceros

grandes muestras de aprobaci6n, Y
charlaban de nuestros jugadores. Una
persona de creditO nos dice haber Wis
to un cartel6n de Fajardo diciendo:
"Mayagiiez CANA pese a quien pese'.
No pretendemos ser superiores a
Mayagiiez, pues no 10 somos, pero nos
''manejaron'' estos juegos en- nuestro
mismo gallinero. Score: Mayagiiez 4
Humacao 9.
Bob MEUSEL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-07

tw Los anuncios Dc este reri6dico
SON leidos por miles do personas que
toman rarts en- nuestro CONCURS0
Man6snos 81 anuncio hoy mismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-07
Bob MEUSEL.

DE VENTA EN- LAS LIBRERIAS DE
Cantero, Fernandez & Co., Inc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06

h'ih"
oh' d"E AZ Sehoo'S worth two nj
pool
"aSo' '"'y ''iI u wall street be
''u'" 'h"y ar" .olng to IN" wall
fih" motto: More spunk. less
puhN
muscle ShonIH Was white ele'
pH'h' nh'ii Ford asked to start a
circus
y r'au'er has a Tat chance to set
SIM
u h"ppy 'honshi OF spring Is tell.
ms the jani'or You may cease fir'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06
SUMMONS
Nh llnS

T SUMMONS
Equity No. 1907
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
STATE or OREGON FOR KLAM.
ATH COUNTY
HURON TIMBER COMPANY. u
corporation, Plaintiff,
W..
CHARLES a. GOODJOiIN, VIII
LIAM RITTER. SIMON DAER, the
unknown heirs Of aald Charles A.
Goodjobn, William Ritter and Simon
Egor. and all pcrHons claiming to
have any right 'itlo or interest IN
the property described In Plaintiff
Complaint. Defendants
TO Charles a. GOOdjohn. william
Rittrr, Simon lIaor. the unknown
heirs ~ said Charles A. Good.
john. william Ritter and Simon
Iincr. and all persons claiming 10
have any right, title or interest IN
tho property described In Plain.
tiffs Complaint:
~ THE NAME OF THE STATE Of
OREGON:
You and each OF you arc hereby
summoned 10 appear and answer
tho complaint filed In tho above on.
titled sui, within six weeks after the
first publiration of this Summons In
the Evening Herald. newspaper. and
you viii take notice that N you fail
10 appear and answer or otherwise
plead within said time. the plaintiff
for want thereof will apply TO the
above entitled Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint filed IN
said suit, to wit:
For Judgment and decree that you
have no estate. claim or Interest In
and 10 the following described real
property. 10 wit:
Tho Southeast quarter of the
Southeast quarter OF Section Thir.
~. the Northeast quarter OF the
Northeast quarter and the South
one-half of the Northeast quarter
Of Section Thirty-one. in Town.
chip Twenty-four. South OF Range
Ten. fas, Of the Willamette Meri-
dian. In klamath County. Oregon.
and that you be forever enjoined and
debarred from asserting any claim
whatever to said premises adverse TO
plaintiff and declaring the plaintiff
"a he the owner In fee simple Of the
said described lands. for plaintiffs
costs and disbursements incurred IN
this suit. and for such other and
further relief ns 10 the Court may
seem meet and equitable.
This Summons IL published once n
wrOk for sir wnnks hy order of tho
Honorable Chas. y Stone. Judge OF
tho above entitled Court. which order
Was il,rd March 2ud. 1922. The da'c
.Cg !r.f publication il March o. 1929.
FRED ~ FLETCHER.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Address. klamath Falls. Oregon.
y 6 l#.2u,27 Apr $40
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06

Tho best investment ! ever made
IN my life was when bought Tanlac.
! have not only recovered my health
but ! have also gained twenty-five
pounds In weight and feel Just brim.
ful of new lie and energy" said John
J. Gray. 1880 Hollywood ST. Phila.
dclphia. Pa. u popular salesman at
Georges Clothing Store.
when ! began taking Tanlac !
had been In failing health for some
time as n result OF stomach trouble
and indigestion. ! missed many meals
rather than 10 suffer the discomfort
! knew was to follow n ate any
thing at all suffered especially
from shortnc,g ~ breath and palpIt-
alton OF the heart, FREQUENT dizzy
spells aud headaches added 10 my
discomfort. and I wgs 30 nervous !
got II,il" rc.t either day or night
Since Tlul1c toned uD ms stum.
arh an Ike new man in every way
and eat sleep. work and feel better
than IN ycarF'
Tanlar aud Tanlac Vegetable rlll-
are sold by druggists everywhere --
Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06
MAGNIFICENT ESTATE AND PRICELESS
JEWELS ARE SHOWERED UPON ROYAL PAIR

| Ing cup Rci with Australian stones I:
Vic'orin'a contribution was u writ
ing table of Australian wood In.
laid with Australian Opnls: Mel
bourne. Australia. sent black opal
frame. ana EdInborough q Mary
Queen OF Scots brooch richly jew
clcd. Paisley sent u FIN" example
of It's famous phawA.
The society OF women artists has
arranged Tor Mrs Blakency Ward
10 paint u portrait of Princess Mary
nB u gift from that organization
The Clan MncDougal sent n replica
brooch of Lorn." an ornament
that has an ancicn, history. Legend
says II was worn by Robert Drucc
when the BrithcrH MacDougaI tried
20 capture him after tho battle OF
M.thycn. a struggle cnsucd. The
clasp gave way. NO the brooch rc.
mainod with tho MacDougals.
Princess Mary has expressed o
llking for an unique service OF gold
plate that formerly belonged to
King George the First. II In now
In private hands. Tho service ~
said TO bc worth $4,000. The
royal crown and motto are In the
center OF each OF tho Is pieces. six
OF which are fan.shnpcd. forming
on. large circular dish when placed
together. The service was made
by HuSuenot refugee In 17i<.
One OF the many funds subscribed
throughou, the empire for tho pur-
chas" OF presents selected by IN.
couple will be- used In procuring
this ignificcnt service.
viscount Lascellcs has received
from the Doncaster race COMMITTEES
five silver siatue,,cs representing
types OF tho british grcnadier
guafdsmen IN full dress uniforms
OF periods from 1900 Ia 1914. Tho
ylacount served with distinction In
the Er"nadior guards during the
late war. As he IL also an E,onian.
Eton schoolboys are making up n
purse for ,h. purchase OF a present.
Scores OF other offerings. grea,
and small. from farflunR corners
Of the globe. tho tributes OF mon.
archs, dignItaries and humble fold.
poured into buckingham palace In
such volume that II was necessary
to appoint special staff TO assis,
In unpacklng aud 1ortIng them.
They are OF such "a miscellaneous
| character that u cn,alovu. would
be- OF book like proportions.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06
WHAT'S NAME?

MaSh" you think your own handle
IL about IN" worst tina, could b.
wished on u human being. hut when
you put In your appearance on earth
what II your parents names had been
ll"ll" aud they handed YOU a nam,
beginning with ~ q. llollo 4, a stu.
den, ~ Columbia University. Scw
Nofk ely Tu keep him company
there are Anna church Coffln, Alon.
IL Sweet. Mildred Frarmcmory. Hen
Herr. q wan and ncllc Hop eoinr
10 the ram" srhocl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06
Hot Springs Natatorium.
|'I0nS1Ms


All OF Us make trouble and won
der why the supply exceeds tho de-
mnnd.
We wonder II the man, who
claims TO have serum to make
people tell tho truth. took my
himself.
"Kilts have been worn since
l62G"---news itcm. All, the thrift
" Scotsmen.
Once they saw everything after q
drink; now they sec nothing.
II tho grocers want to know
whore their money is--the garage
man has It.
Kentucky policeman whose eye
was knocked out by u brick got
rocked to sleep In his old 'Tucky
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06

1 LONDON, March G.--GIna q,
regal mhgnlilCcnco have boon
Hhow"tcd upon Princess Mary and
Vlrconht l.naccllcs IN nnticIpa,lou
"I their wedding. February 2S. An
estate. rope of pcnlH, jewels, do.
nations Of money and Bcorc or
nor" 'r other splendid presents
any on" ~ which would rcprcscn,
prlnccly dowry Tor u brido OF
number station, Rrn among the
iglfm which betOkru u world. wldc
Wish for the long life nnd hnppI.
h"hH OF the royal bride and her
| iidncc.
tn" estate. u magnificent coun.
! " scat IN Yorkshire. comprising u
Tine old mansion. GOldsboroigh h
iIhll. ana extensive grounds. was
presented by the bridegroom par.
! "ntH. th" Earl and Countosa Hare.
wood. This viii be- the future rural
HON" of III" yiHcoun, and his bride.
when IN London. they viii reside
at Chesterfield House, a miniature
palace In Park Lane. which for
som" years hnH been tho propcrty
| of tho bridegroom n was placed
at the disposal of the japanese
crown prince during his visit IA
England year ago.
Tho rope of pearls was viscoun,
Laseellcs' wedding present to his
bc'ro,hcd.
Donations Of money. most o,
hem TO be- used In the purchasc oi
glits OF Princess Mary, own scicc.
lion. have como from the city OF
London. IN" Glfl Guides. british
residents of Paris. from various
charitable orgnnizas ions. army. navy
and air fore" units with which the
princess caino In contact during
her many wartime activities. aud
on" tremendous fund which r.prc.
s"niH III" good viii of the Marys
of N" British empire"
intimat" friends Of Pflncoss Mary
have sen, rar" bits Of furniture,
Members Of the royal family have
given an historic clock OF the
stuart period. Tn, Kings Water.
men CAV" u reproduction In silver
- the ancient royal barge: tho
Friends of the Poor a handsome
tire screen In Chippcndaic style
IN" citizens Of Liverpool mag.
nifIccn' diamond bracelet: citizens
Of Glasgow an elaborate mahogany
dressing tabl. fitted with finely
cut crystal requisites.
New South wales sent a gold Low.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06
The Office Cat
nv JrNius
WON "

Ab woman, lovely woman,
Your face In shining bright with
paint.
You thoroughly uc what you uIn't:
Al woman, lovely woman.
Your hair Of hue to make us start,
oh golden Stint. or curriers' art.
rrninr" effects that wrench my
heart.
se.woman. lovely woman,
These Hkifts Witch haven't any
length.
Serve to raise my Visions strength:
oh woman. lovely woman.
Though these high heels shall tread
my neck.
Though you Apond the dollars by tho
peck
san ! do not care. by heck
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06
OREGON BREvITIEs

Prairie Con,rc-Dcvciopmcnt work
progressing satisfactorily at Ophir
Mino with possibility that this prop.
crty win develop into one Of larges,
gold producers In wcst.
Warrenton-Work begins on build
ings for Prouty Lumber \ Box com
pany.
Oregon City--S. T.. depot TO bc re-
built.
wallowa to havo new high school
building.
Thurston has now cheese factory.
North Bcnd-New hotel here near
Ing completion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06

u. 10 D.. ". VI. containing i20 acres.
These tracts are ordered into tho
market on "a showing that the greater
portion thereof IL mountainous or too
rough for cultivation
Tn. sale will not be kept open. but
viii he declared closed when those
present at the hour named have ceas.
cd bidding. The person making the
highest bid will be required 70 I'M.
mcdiatcly pay to the Receiver the
amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely tn.
abovc-dese ribcd land are advised to
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
--ISOl.ATED TRACT
Not Coal lQnl
pl'OIlC LAND SALE

PCNIIC LAND NALE
DEP OF THE INTERIOR.
U. s. LAND OFFICE ut Iakeview.
Oregon. February ~. l022.
NOTICE IL hereby given that. az
directed by the Commissioner Of tho
General Land office, under pr0vi.
sIons of Soc, 2t65, X, s., pursuant 10
the application of Horace II. Dunlap.
Serial No. Oll569. We will offer at
public sale. to the highest bidder.
but at not less than $3.00 per acre.
ut Two o'clock p. NJ. on the 80th day
of March, 1899, next, at this office.
the following tract OF land: 6Ek
SW u, and SWlh NV v. Section II,
aud NE IA NEH, Section Is, T. % g.,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06

a young woman. a school teacher.
who was winner OF one Of the mum
.rous beauty contests that are always
being held says. that she has no In
icntion Of going into movies. hut viii
continue teaching school. Every once
In n Will. we SEQ something In the
papers that we don't believe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06
ROM.

LTllc. Lizzie. fuel eater
Was Ford. you couln't bca'er
Up Hill she wouldn't run 80 well
hut down the hill she ran like
blaIcs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06
4 "i.n.nIInr i.Iprlr,

A boob ~ = bnnchrld named noan
smoked clEarr's near gasoline.
one day he VAS sent
We're not sure where he went
Hut W. know that his grave IL kcp,
green.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06

with nashlcss powder and sound.
les. suoa, Aaya JudEr Gaghagcn the
victims Of tho ncNt var wont know
they're dead un,ll somebody tells
them
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06

Failing In love and marrying are
like suicide. u painful intorludc fol-
lowed by oblivion. opIncs X, sug'
arman.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06

Doc W.strrfrld asks what has be-
com" 80 the old fashioned girls that
used ~ wear eat rings
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06

"Womcns waists are to be Gu,
lower" says fashion note. Never
mind They. n be- sure To- stop some
where
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06

Some moving pictures, "tclaimS
Roy Orcm are more 10 be pl,icd than
censored
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06

before the time designated Tor sale.
Publish . consecutive weeks In the
klamath Herald. Klamath Falls,
Oregon.
=. i. LIGHT. Register.
r 2O-2. N G-l32J-2s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06

II am happy with my books" gar
glcs Mrs Douglas Fairbanks. Bank
books. Mary?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-06
Al Tan

Tan hat. tan coat. tan Shoes
"Wcll?"
"lIc seems TO have dark brown
taste"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-07-20

ind at intervals between, was weak and
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al win DO more than glad 10 recom-
mend them 10 any woman who Is suffer-
lag from female troubles. You may
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Mrs. T. A. LANDRY. oi2 mlss. St.. Don
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Note Mrs Landry'r words -"as Il Is
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genuine. II Ia statement telling tho
merits Of these medicines just as the
women In your own nelghborhood tell
each other about them. For fifty years
Lydia u rinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has sold on merit