omen,
ememher
This
Fact
jst in addressing Mrs. rinkham
are communicating with u vvouihu
■»oman whose experience in treat
woman's ills is greater thau that
nr living person— male or female,
woman can talk freely to a wo-
i when it is revolting to relate her
>te troubles to a man.
anv women suffer in silence and
t along from bad to worse, know-
full well that they should have
mediate assistance, but a natural
jastv impels them to shrink from
osing themselves to the questions
probable examination of even
|r family physician
It is unneces
F Without money or price you can
suit a woman, whose knowledge
D actual experience is unequaled,
iomen suffering from any form of
ale weakness are invited to freely
imunicate with Mrs. Pinkham at
in. Mass.
II letters are received, opened,
I and answered by women only.
,’his is a positive fact—not a mere
ternent. It is certified to by the
yor and postmaster of Lynn and
ers whose letters, all in a little book,
s. Pinkham has just published,
ite for a copy, it is free. Thus
i been established the eternal con
duce between Mrs. Pinkham and the
men of America which has never
n broken and has induced more
,n 100.0<X) sufferers to write her for
ice during the last few months.
>ut of the vast volume of experience
ich she has to draw from, it is
re than possible that she has gained
very knowledge that will help
ir case. She asks nothing in re-
n except your good-will, and her
ice has relieved thousands. Here
some of the cases we refer to:
Pinkham Helps
to Women Through
ange of Life and Cures
other of Sterility,
ad Their Letters.
rs.
P eak M r ». P inkham I feel that it
living to Lydia E. Pinkham n Vege-
le Compound that I am alive to-
(r. It han taken me out of a sick
i where I had lain for six weeks
h a good doctor to tend me twice a
L My trouble was change of life,
I frequent hemorrhages. Your medi-
e checked the flow right away. I
now able to do all my work, and
¡cache is unknown.
I ain forty-
ee years of age and enjoyi ng. good
dth.”—M rs . A nnie F ostkb . Cascade
:ks, Oregon.
D ear M rs . P inkham —When I first
>te to you, 1 was in a very bad con-
on. I was passing through the
,nge of life, and the doctors said 1
i bladder and liver trouble. 1 had
fered for nine years. Doctors failed
dome any good. Since 1 have taken
fdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Gem
und my health has improved very
ich. 1 will gladly recommend your
idicine to others and am sure that it
II prove as great a blessing to them
it has to me." M rr . G ko . fl. J une ,
I De Kalb Ave., Brooklyn. N. Y.
‘D ear M rs . P inkham —It was my
lent desire to have a child. I had
en married three years and could
t become a mother, so wrote to you
tind out the reason. After follow-
( your kind advice and taking Lydia
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, 1
came the mother of a beautiful baby
y. the joy of our home. He is a fat.
althy baby, thanks to your medi-
le. ’ M rs . M in da F inkle , R um -
!, N. Y.
wo More Women Who
¡¡knowledge the Help
'ey Have Received *rom
'rs. Pinkham.
D ear M ra P inkham The doctor
' s I have congestion of the womb,
d cannot help me. There is aching
the right side of abdomen, hip, leg,
d back. If you can do me any good,
•ase write.” - M rs . N ina < ha & k .
iltun, N. Y.. December 20, 1897.
“D ear M rs . P inkham —1 followed
>ur instructions, and now I want
ery woman suffering from female
ouble to know how good your advice
id medicine is. The doctor advised
J operation. I could not bear to
link of that, so followed your advice,
t t better right off. 1 took six bottles
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Coin-
>und and used three packages of
inative Wash; also t(x>k your Liver
‘Ils. and am cured.”—Mas N ina
H ase , Fulton, N. Y., December 12,
1^8.
D f . ar M rr . P inkham —Have been
iffering for over a year and had three
Mtors At time of menstiuation I
lifer terrible pains in back and
lr*es. I have headache nearly every
iy. and feel tired all the time The
Ktor said mv womb was out of place.
lould be so glad if you could help me.”
.M rs C arl V oss , Sac City, Iowa,
»gust I, 1898.
” Please accept my sincere thanks for
* good your advice and Lydia E.
ink ham's Vegetable Compound has
►De me I did everything you told
e to do and used only three bottles.
ld fvel better in every respect.”—
R* t arl \ uss. Sac City, Iowa, March
- 1199.
Pinkham has Fifty
housand Such Letters as
hove on File at Her Of-
ce She Makes no Stato»
cnts She Cannot Provo.
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W».|>I «rll.»ri. " 'I"»
STRIKE
AFFECTS
TRADE.
rn»»., uuw»,,r. «,111
„ rpw,rd
Tendency.
Pri^-tre»- • say. Th. unfavorable
turn given the g. nerul Lndoitnal situa-
ti<’n by the »trike of anthracite coal
ininerii and the possibility of wage (In
puts 10 the iron trade, with rather teas
activity in the latter industry, and
•oiue lucreaae of weakueae m the prieee
of cruder forms, have giveu an appear-
ance of irregularity to the general trade
and business situation. Ou the other
band, the course of staple prices has
beeu very generally upward thia week,
fall distil utiou of dry goods, clothing,
hats aud millinery have beeu of large
volume at nearly all markets; there is
a decidedly better tone noted iu the
boot au I siioe and kindred trades, and
the strength of eottou goods, though
apparently in excess of that shown by
the »aw material, has beeu regarded as
indicative of confidence ou the part of
manufacturers.
'lhe premature ripening due to the
hot dry weather is res;>onrible for |iart
of the heavy movements of cotton to
market, but back of thia, of course, is
the desire to profit by the exceedingly
good prices ruling. The rush of re
ceipts has been too much for the bull
movement, however, aud the prices
are materially lower on the week.
Reports of damage of grain in shock
in the Northwest and reinforced by
Northwestern buying
at Chicago,
furnished the key to the advance of
nearly 2 cents in wheat this weak.
Wheat, including Hour shipments,
for the week aggregate 3,535,857 bush
els, aguinst 4,665,982 bushels last
week.
Business failures for the week in the
United Mates number 183 as against
167 last week.
Canadian failures number 21, as
against 24 last week.
PACIFIC
COAST
TRADE.
Seattle Market«.
Onions, new, 1 ‘«c.
Lettuce, hot house, $1 per crate.
Potatoes, new. $15.
Beets, per sack, 85c(3$L.
Turnips, per sack, 75c.
Beans, wax, 4c.
Squash—4c.
Carrot«, |ier sack, $1.00
Parsnip«, per rack. $1.25.
Cauliflower, native, 75c.
Cucum ben-— 10 <« 20c.
Cabbage, native and
California,
2c per pounds.
Tomatoes—80(3 50".
Butter—Creamery, 25c; Eastern 22c;
dairy, 16(3 19c; ranch, 16c pound.
Eggs—26e.
Cheese— 12c.
Poultry—12c; dressed, 14c; spring,
13(3 15c.
Hay—Puget Sound timothy, $11.00
@12.00; choice Eastern Washington
timothy. $19.00.
Corn—Whole, $23.00; cracked, $25;
feed meal. $25.
Barley—Rolled or ground, per ton.
$20.
Flour—Patent, per barrel, $3.50;
blended straights, $3.25; California.
$3.25; buckwheat flour, $6.00; gra
ham, per barrel, $3.00, whole wheat
Hour, $8.25; rye Hour, $8.8004.00.
Millstuff»—Brau, per ton, $12.00;
shorts, per ton, $14.00.
Feed—Chopped feed, $19.00 per ton;
middlings, per ton. $20; oil cake meal,
per ton. $80.00.
Fresh Meat»—Choice dressed beef
steers, price 7 4C» cows, 7c; mutton
7 4; ;>ork, 8c; trimmed, 9c; veal, 90
He.
llama—Iairge, 18c; small, 13 41
breaklast bacon, 12c; dry salt sides,
8 SlC.
P«»rtla<i«1 Market.
Wheat—Walla Walla
56 057c;
Valley, 61c; Bluestem, 60c per bushel.
Flour—Beat grades, $3.10; graham,
$2.50.
Oats—Choice white, , 42c; choice
gray, 40c per bushel.
Barley—Feed barley, $15.00(3 15.50;
brewing, $16.00 per ton.
Millstuff»—Bran, $18.00 ton; mid
dlings, $20; shorts, $16; chop, $15 i-er
ton.
II hv —Timothy. $12(3 13; clover,$70
7.50; Oregon wild hay, $ii«i7 per t m.
Butter—Fancy creamery, 45(s55c;
store, 80c.
Eggs—25c per dozen.
Cheese—Oregon full cream, 13c;
Young America, 14c; new cheese 10c
per pound.
Poultry—Chickens, mixed, $3.500
4.00 per dozen; liens. $4.50; springs,
$2.00(3 8.50; geese, $6.00«i8.00 dox;
ducks, $3.0005.00 per dozen; turkeys,
live. 13c per pouhd.
potatoes—40050c per sack; sweet*,
2(3 2‘ ac per ponuo.
Vegetables—Beets, $1; turnips, $1;
per sack; garlic, 7c per pound; cal-
huge, 2c per pound; )«i snips. $1;
onions, 1 %<• per ponml; carrot», $1.
Hope—5«» 7c per ;siun<i.
Wool—Valley, 150 16c per pound;
Eastern Oregon, 15(3 16c; mohair, 25
per pound.
Mutton—Gross, beet sheep, wethers
and ewes, 3 4d dressed mutton, 6 ,4 0
7c per pound.
Hogs—Gross, choice hi-avy, $5.75;
light and feeders. $5.00; dressed,
$6.00(3« 50 per 100 pounds.
Iteef—Gross. top steers. $3.5O«S4.00;
cows. $3.00 0 3.50; dressed beef, 6(3
7c per pound.
Veal —Large. 61«(3 7,tc; »mall. 8(8
8 '»c per pound.
Franriife Market.
Wool
pnng—Nevada. 11 (3 13c pei
pound; Eastern Oregon, 1*' ■» 14c, k al
ley, in tt 18c. N-rthern. 9* 10c.
Hope—Crop. 19n0. 12'3 14c.
Butter—Fancy
creamery
26*»c;
doseroni». 24 4(«25‘sc. teucy dairy.
24c; dosacoadc, 22c per pound.
Eggs—More,
'22 4c.
fancy ranch,
82 *»c.
Millstuffs — Middlings. $17.00 '3
80.00; Iran. $1 2.50(3 IS. &0.
Hay—Wheat $8018; wheat and
oat $»00(C 10.50. beet barley $« 500
alfalfa. $6.00« 7.50 per ton. .traw,
250 87 4c per bale.
potatoes—Early Rose, 30(9 75c; Pa
lines Burien«». 70c«$l 05: nver Bur
eaus«. 30086c; new. 75c0$ 1 40.
Citrus Fruit—Orange»,
Valencia.
$2 75 «8.25; Mexican lime«. $4 000
5 'K>. California lenmns 75c«$1.6O;
do choice $1.7802 00 per box.
DURING THE GOLD FEVER.
A Wlrchanical Kenueeitation.
«
Nlaepiw» Were PiaxeJ with B-Illes ot
CHaropagoe in Melbourne.
5
Gold threatened to become as com-
uiuu as silver In tte days ot So.ouiou.
4
lu one year tl2.500.uuu. in eight years
£V5.UUU,<AAl, were wou. S.uue men at A
Golden i'olut made a» much as &4UU
each a day. Another exceptionally
lucky parry uueai-thed thirty tour
pounds of gold In one day. No wonder LÌ
tuat such "pockets " were termed "jew
i
elers’ shop».' Uccas ually a nugget
worth .tlu.uun uas uuearthed. The re
sult ut this silddeu lutlux ot wealth
almust without laluir, aud with risks
which are Infinitesimal as eouiiatred
to Kl-udike. was the temporary demur-
allza iou ot the populatlou. Melbourne,
lu the height ot the gold fever, has
beeu described by oue who knew It
well as "a fevered, druukeu. delirious
l-audcuioiiium." The lucky oue» aud
there were thousand» ot them squau
dered their riches In the most reckleas
fa'liiou. Some ot their fantastic tricks
would scarcely be credited were they
uot attested by witnesses still living
The game of ulueplus, we are told, waa
played with bottles ot champagne, for
which he who broke least hail to pay;
dozeus of the same costly wlue were
emptied Into tubs, aud drunk from tiu
pauuiklus. spirits aud beer beiug added
to give "body" to the beverage; oue
Ilian, lu Imitation of Caligula, abed bls
horse with gold: sandwiches made of
banknotes were devoured; silver wrap
ped up lu banknotes was thrown to
popular actresses Instead of flowers;
lu fact, money was so plentiful that the
reckless diggers could uot "knock It
dow u" fast enough. They thought they
only had to dig a few feet In the earth
to get plenty more, and for a time it
almost seemed as if this were so. Such
were some of the characteristics of
Victoria's hut youth. Pall Mall Magu
zine.
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woman, sick an<l
• dri^ggcd down by
weaken, g drains. j> auful ir
regularities, depression, and the
hundred and one ailments
will. .1 aTeet vvonun otilv, has
found in Pe-ru-na a bright star
of hope, which has changed
her misery la joy, her suiler-
iug to health.
No woman need suffer from
the d ■ vigements p. culiar t •
her s x. il she will give l’c-ru-
na a 1 .ir t. ial.
The m.:j rity of weaknesses
vvhi h make wotnau's lile a
burden, spring from a simplu
Many a
weai y o* lift
f
r
A
l he trouble with the air castle girls
build is that they art* all parlor and
murio room, with no kitchens nt*
tached.
KflTective Methtxla.
A
In
SHE WAS A PROVIDENT BRIDE.
HIS SINGING RELEASED HIM.
Prisoner Tries Hi» Voice and 1» Dis
charged From Custody.
A few years ago a young man dressed
iu tattered clothes was locked up at the
llesplaines street police station charged
with disorderly conduct. Though bls
lollies were torn and Ills hair unkempt
made his appearnnee look like that of
a trump, lie was riot, lu the eyes of the
IKillceUiali who arrested him fur doing
nothing he looked like au ordinary beg
gar.
He was taken to the police station re
gardless of his pleadings and put in a
dingy cell, where be spent nearly two
days, and had It uot beeu for the police
captain be might have stayed there
longer.
It was while the other prisoners were
being tried in court and the police cap
tain was sitting in bis private ottk-e
looking over re|>orts that a sweet teuor
voice was beard singing "My Old Ken
tucky Home.” The moment the sweet
notes, which were coming from the
eellroom. struck the ears of the polica
■aptalu be listened a moment aud drop-
lied the re|H>rts lie was reading ou ills
desk until the song sung was finished.
When the song was finished the cap
tain ordered the prisoner to be brought
before him. When the singer, who was
the shabby dressed young man, siqiear-
ed before the police official, the latter
asked the young man to repeat the
song, which he did.
When he had finished the officer look
ed at him a moment aud said, "Young
man. you have a good voice.” When
the captain asked him where he lived
and what be did be bowed his bead as
if In sorrow and refused to answer.
When the police official learned under
what charge be was being held a pris
oner he ordered bls release. The sing
er. after thanking the captain, strolled
slowly out of the police station into the
street and wandered away. Ills Iden
tity la still ■ mystery.—Chicago Chron
icle.
A Nlngolsr MonslrosHy.
A writer in liclence describes a curl-
aux monstrosity which baa '-otne under
his observation. Thia Is a cock with
no signs of spurs upon the tarsi, but
w ith a couple of well developed spurs
u [ mj O the bead, on either side of the
cunib. giving the creafure the appear
m. e of ts-ing horned. These mo<'k
<purs are not attached to the «kull,
whatever they niay originally have
been, but are loose Instance« are
on record of spurs being grafted <»n
to coni!*, but. »0 far. n«> similar eaw is
known to Lave occurre«! In nature.
An Atcblson man who haa twelve
Tropi'-al Fruit«—Bananas. $1.500 children recently starved to death
2.50 per bunch, pineapples, nom white at th« dinner table; before be
inal
0r»i»a
latea.
808 4«
W* bad served ILeiu tei death awe to U.»
relteA
Th« Army Teiuperauce Asaoviation
indorses and helps to rastaiu "temi. r-
aiice ruoius” among British soldiers,
llie greatet generals of England advo-
< ate them aud say they are the best
vvei>|H>ns tor fighting tiie ennui which
contributes so largely to immoderate
drinking. Soldiers can have a good
time 111 them without recourse to cither
the outside saloon or an army canteen.
►!
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
How u Young Woman Saved Money
fur u Wedding lour.
A promising young lawyer who has
au office iu the Girard Building lias
just made the delightful discovery that
bls fiancee Is also a financier. The
young man's sweetheart resides lu Ger
mantown. and for several months past
he has called upou her regularly thrice
a week. When he first met the girl,
two years ago, he was, of course, ex
tremely anxious to make a good Im
pression. ami he lavished muuy pres
ents upon her. The girl's parents are
quite well to do. blit she disapproves
of any sort of display or prodigality,
and when, in the natural course ot
events, the young man proposed and
w as accepted, she felt it to be her privi
lege and her duty to read him a little
lecture on "Economy." She called his
attention to lhe fact that every time
he called he had been In the habit of
bringing flowers and candy to the value
l. a dollar or two. Slie suggested that
iu the future he should discontinue the
presents, blinding over a silver dollar
instead whenever lie came to see her.
lie laughed, for he thought she was
joking, blit she speedily assured him
that slie was milch iu earnest. So he
paid bis dollar regularly, aud finally
came to the conclusion rtiut the money
was being devoted to charity. The
wedding day was ret for next month,
aud an extended tour was contemplat
ed. Unfortunately, the young lawyer
recently took a "flyer" In stocks, and
dropped so much money that he had to
notify Ills fiancee that their wedding
trip must be dispensed with. The dear
girl laughed at him, and, leaving the
roifiu for a moment, presently returned
with a satchel containing 25U silver
lollars. Their planswill not be changed.
— Philadelphia Record.
v t! an u 1 Qtl er diseases put to«ether,
until lhe last few years « hi bu iO»e<i t ■ bo
incurable For » great many
nr< dortorii pro
■
1
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rvuie ie», arid ly eoiroantly failing to cure
wii ti lvcal treatment, pronounced It incurable.
K . r<e has proven catarrh to be a ■ or.oitu-
tionaLh- a- and lhsr»fors requ:r» * ovnsiitu-
a ■ m
1 a ■ urvd t > b J thruey A Co . T cd .oh >,
is the only c n<titutionai cure on the market.
It is» taken iniernallv in vlo*e« tretn lOdronsto
III spoonful. It a- » directly <n the b.iHvd
h id mucous burfaces of the
»tern They offer
i e hutidred dollars > r any < hm * it tails to
c ire. bend for circiila-'and testimonials. Ad«
dreaa,
F J
A CO., Toledo, O.
S Id 1 y hril«Hints, -
Hall*« Family Fills are the best.
mil !
which l ues t' • p lv.e organs
becomes weakened and in
flamed owing t > strain, cold,
oacrwork, etc.
Th ■» > aus s
catarrhal c>n estiva, ii.tl.a 1-
ni.iiion, painful irregulari;:« s,
depression < f spirits, ir atabil-
iiy. wvakne s and suffei jug. It
s’lo.vs in the li t;’'..ltd lir. s of
the face, th. d :ll eyes, the sail >w
Comidexi 11 mid angular f> rm.
For the pr
t cure ci nv.th uil-
1 •
“the blues, * cleai « the e rnp cxh • ,
brightens the eyex,ch.tnges ilnu-
ncss to plunipness. and cures pains,
iiv’ln s and dram-;,because it £tumv>
di »t dy strike 4 ut tho root of such
liuubles a:’, i rv movet» tUo cause.
Genuine
i or a free copy of
Health and Beauty”
1
Addres - nr.Hnrlinan, l’r<* ld< nini the ll.irt-
r.i iif nit ri ri,C lui lu
Russia » X lects to sp>'id $ 1 oil, iii 'O. -
000. in addition to the $ 4 ' *.H<'<',•• ;'( •
already paid out. to complete and
equip the Irnns-Sil erian road, and M.
Boutiskv, a vice-minister, who is st
pre-ent in San Francisco, is authority
tor the statement that a eonsiderai'le
part of this iminense sum will come to
tins country, it being the Russian gov
ernments’ intention to patronize Amer
ican manufacturers very largely.
I>o Yuur !
Ache ami Kuril?
SI ijim itil«» vnur i‘lh't,'> Allrn’- Foul
h powder for the fret.
It makes tight or
new «hoes feel e»>y gives inNtnnt relief to
corn.* and bunions, h’s the greatest com-
ftiri discovery of the age.
Cures swollen
feel, blisters and «alioiia spots
Alien's
Foot-Ease is a t ertnin riire fur ingrowing
nails, sweating, smarting, hut. aching fret.
W e have over ,3u.(Ol testimonial», h cures
vv bile you vvalk. All druggies ami shoe
stores
i:
2.w. Trial package FREE
t»v mail. Address, Allen b. Olmsted, Le
liov.N Y
After h long, ami at times «liHcourng*
ing, CHin| aign, the good people of He«
her. Ark., have succeeded in aectiriug
the piohibitioii of aaluotit. An nppvnl
was taken from the decision of the
county court to the circuit court with
the above result
Mothers will End Mrs. Winslow * Sooth-
ng Svrup the best remedy to use lor th
children during the teething period.
After all, w’e know but little about
this world of ours.
Sven Anders
I led in, the famous Scandinavian geo
grapher, who has been making exten
sive exploiations in Thibet, has found
the ruins of an ancient citv of great
size. There uro great broad roads in
tersecting thd ruins—roads such as
China cannot show today — ami lledin
«■ays that everything iu the city hum
built u | m > u a grand scale.
Carter's
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CURE SICK HEADACHE.
Croquet *»«411 I'opulMr.
It whs uenoxslly hup | h > h («<1 that cro
quet hail gone Hlto»i'ther out of fash
ion, but on mauy lawns of country
homes where formerly tennis nets were
stretched Cloquet wickets ami hoops
are once more seen.
It has been
foun that tennis is tia) violent a itame
for the majority of women and itolf
makes a «renter demand on the time
and patience of women than most of
them can afford. Croquet is found to
lie a more suitable aud conveieut re
laxation.
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fnrrcnsBr^v
lion.Sour SlowKh.Üiarrftotw
Wbriixi.t uns il'»ina.Fcv»ri h
nes» id Loss or Sl.ri'l’
■xtfraiur« of
N$;w YÍTIÍK
ft
If yon would be somebody
world brglll by being yourself.
iu tin- promise.
ment.
No longer put off treat
Buy a bottle of Hood's today.
Drop*v treated free by Di II II GreenS
Sol«’*, of Atlanta. Ga The greatest drop^v
The judge* ot the Hrvmm court»* ill
»pecialiMs hi the world Read theiradvrr-
tisemenl in another column of tuts paper. Philadelphia have come to the >upp. rt
of public morals and deicacv by <lv-
The desire for fame has betrayed daring their opposition to kh I ooum hav
manv an ambitious man into commit ing »de entr mre* mid rooiiK upstair*
ting lmliscretious that forever ruined (or the accomodation of women.
his reputation.
Gori alone knows how much heaven
Metric Hysteiit In Kuasla.
It is probable that the metric system loses when a vouug man takes his first
will t>e introduced before long in Rus drink.
sia; the bill which has been prepared
to this effect by the minister of Analice
has received the approbation of the
state council, with the understanding
that the university and the various
scientific societies will give their
assistance
in the verificatiou of
The blood may be in bad condition,
the weight, and measuies necessary fur
commercial use.
The details have yet with no external signs, no skin
been nearly all deieded on, aud will be eruption or sores to indicate it. The
submitted to the council in the near symptoms in such cases being a callable
future. Since 1896 the metric system appetite, poor digestion, an in lescubabls
has been used by the medical service wreak nets and nervousness, bias of flesh
of the army in the compounding of and a general run-down condition of the
formulas, this having been made obli
system — clearly showiug the blood liar
gatory,
lost its nutritive qualities, has liecotne thin
Klug >«« 0 Í 0I her.
and watery. It is in just such cases that
King George, of Greece, aa the fath
S. S. S. has done some of its quickest and
er of a family, may serve as a mode).
The first thing he thinks of is the edu most effective work bv building up the
cation and welfare of his children. At blood and supplying the elements lacking
the time of the departure of Prince to make it strong and vigorous.
George for ('rete, about a year ago,
“My wife used sev
there aas a painful scene at the palace. eral buttles of S. S. 8.
The king, notelthstanding the efforts as a blood purifier and
he made to hide his emotion, could not to tone up a weak ami
withhold his tears, and when his sou emaciated ayateni.with
threw himself into hie arms, asking if very marked ctTect by
he had any orders to give him, King wav of improvement.
“We regard it a
George replied ill a voice full of affec
great tonic and blood
tion: “I lune no orders to give you, Imrifier.”—J F. DUFF,
my child. Providence will guide you.
’riuceton, Mo.
Go, aud rely on the grace of God.”
is the greatest of all
rig<M»n ri«> Mt s»’0.
tonics, aud you will
An old tar on » sailing vessel says
find the appetite im
that sailors ou ships in the regular line
proves at once, strength
between Europe and New York are al
ways sure of pigeon pie the day after returns, and nervousness vanishes aa new
the carrier pigeon service leaves this rich pure blood once more circulates
port, lie added that pigrsms flying at through all parts of the system.
sea soon get tired, aud aettle ou thu
S. S. S. is the only putely regetabls
first cralt that comes in their way. blood purifier known. It contains no min
Tim impression is gaining that pigeoua erals whatever. Send for our free txjok
are not so useful (or long uc.uau flight on blood and skin diseases and write out
aa lias beeu believed.
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Since the decision of the United wanted No charge for medical advice.
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