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wiv ifomwmi -as -i=RiDAY ivioRNiNo- ci~iARLoT'rErowN, P. is. i., FEBRUARY 5, 1904. -ssibiiv ivioRNiNo~ { . _LP “OW TWO Gsm
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Hospitals in our great cities are sad places to visit,
Three-Ioiirtlis of the patients l',“ing,-on those snow.
white beds are woinen and girls.
Why should this be the ease? Iiec-:iuse they have
neglected themselves.
Every one of tliese patients- in
the hospital beds
hi’-_d Plenfi’ Of Wamiflg ln thf1tbC21Tlfli-’,’°d0WU f_CCllUg. pain at- the left or right oi the ivonib, 'nervous exlifiiistioii,
pain in the Small of the back. All of these things are indications ot an unhealthy coiirlitioii of the ovarii-;<, or wi,m])_
What a terrifying thoughtl These poor souls are lying there on tliose hospital beds axvziiting ;i fm;-fill
operation.
D0 D01: drag along at home or in your 'place of employment until you are obliged to go to the li<ispii;il mp]
submit to an examination and possible operation. Build up the female s 'stein cure the dei'an<f -in tg -I ' »}
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have signified themselves by danger signnls,..md remember that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
has saved thousands of women from thc hospital. Read the letters here published with the full Cong(-nt 0f th..
. writers, and see how they escaped the kiifife by a»fai'tli{ul reliance on Mrs. i’inkliain’s advice and the coiisisteiit
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those pains and had another doctor. This one said I had nei1~
raigia pains of the stoinaeh and ovaries. lIe injei-ted rnorphiiio
and eased me again, but I reniaiiied sore and Weak from thu pains
and continiii-il to iiow for one inonth and three days without
stopping for one day.
“',_he doctors wanted to scrape tho woiub, saying tho lining
Was intiameii. I had a pain at times in my right ovary and felt
Woak_nearly all the time. Am only twenty years old, nov:-.r .
was sick until this sickness in July. Menses never lasted more
than four days and never an ache or a pain.
“I began the use of Lydia E. l’inkhani’s Vegetable Com-
pound aiid soon was feeling better. I am now well and stroiig
again. Your medicine has relieved me of thi- pain in my side
and sto d my flowing which the doctors could not do.
“lfilpe l d >d
ee very gratefu to you an can recomincn your medicine
o all suffering women.”-Luoi1.i.ii: A. Games, 2348 Pino St.,
so. Louis, M0
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pain.
Lydia E. Pinkhamts Vegetable Compound.
READ THE FOLLOWING LEI I ERS:
“ Iwizs taken sick very suddenly .Iuly 13th with severe rrraiiips, “ Isiiii`ered with ft-male troiiblf- for over f-iglit vears,liad womb
or pains. I siiinmoiied a doctor and was in bed a week lying on trouble and painful iiufitstriiation. Iiiivo been under the care
iny hack all the time. llw pains left me very sore. In_ a few of doeitors who said I would liave to iiulimii to an Up.-miifiu
weeks I was Ii-elin bei: :r l ut was soon taken sick a ain with - -
liefon, I could bo eiirid. I s\itl`i~i'vil <~vei'_\'tliiii;.'.
“Ono day I picked up at paper and iioti<‘i\d your advertise-
montiiind u. tcstinionial froiii zi. t`i‘i<-iid I kin-\v. statiiig ytilir ineli-
iciiii- liail eurcrl her so I thought I ivoultl try it. I told iny huss
baiiil I would give up :ill rloetors and try your iiil-tliviiil-. I lic-
gaii usiiig your nierlieiiie just two inontlis ago :ind eiiiinot say
enough on its praise. lileiis-t.riiiitioii roines freely now without
“ Lyvdlia E. I’inkli_nni‘s Vegetable (i‘or_npounil hasbi‘ou;;lit
health, Joy and liappiness to ine. My aflvit-.e to all sutieriiig
woiiieri is to try your Vcgetalile (`onipoui1il."  Mics.
Fitisii McNAUoii'ro.\', Iiox 401, Iii'e<'.keiii'i<lge, Miiin. 1'”
F?R F EIT if wo cnnnot forthwith produce tho origi-
nn letters and sigiiatiirss of above testimonials, which
will prove their absolute gcnulnoncsl.
Lyllill E. Plnkhnm lilvllielne Cn., Lynn, Mllll.
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When your well stocked store was
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When lt is Destroyed
You are too late. Remember the
old adage, “There is no time like
the present.” and .no insurance
like ours.
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‘ Representing Phoenix of Hartford,
Canadian. Quebec.
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If somebody told you that you were “behind the times,”
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You can avoid being told so, by using
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Tne Toniieoo Epicure who does not use the
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Has never derived that real enjoyment which iii his-
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Theyriiiiihciiimfrixiriiiifissein i .nd 2 Pouim 'rms
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I 2 Uiiilil DIh»lVn Dui.
ln oonvilainn with the wrttar Ill
late Lord Rowtnu wld the following
story: The talk had turned upon Mrs.
Brydgcs \Villyiirus, the lady who left
lier t‘oi'tune to Lord Beaconsfield and
uliout ivlioin tlicre had just been a con-
ti-ni-vi-.sy in the London newspapers.
"lii'/.zy told nie the story of that epi-
soili-_ llc received one morning n let-
ter from Mrs. Willyanm, whom he did
not know, in which she said that she
had rcnd his novels with much inter-
est, and would like to make his ac-
quaintance. She also asked s question
which rendered it necessary for him to
answer the letter. Unfortunately the
letter was left in his greutcoat pocket,
and Dizzy did not wear the coat until
several months after, when he hop-
pened to be in the south of England
and in the very town in which Mrs.
Willyams lived. Coming Across the
letter in such circumstances, lt oc-
curred to him to call upon her, and
Mrs. Willyams was so Battered nt, us
she thought, his carrying the letter so
long about him und then calling that
she decided on leaving him her for-
tune. That shows how wise it is not
to answer letters," iidded Lord Row~
ton.-Loudon Truth.
Picturesque Dutch Boats.
'Along the quay in the busy harbor
of Rotterdam the quaint Dutch bouts
are crowded, creaklng rhytlimlcally
with the rise and fall of the water,
side by side, stern to rudder post, jos-
tllng one another in a great confusion
of picturesque lines and gay carvings.
At all the little cabin windows are
clenu lace curtains, and on the deck
brass and copper pots are drying in
the sun. Hlnzing from spurs and ropes
the family wash flutters its many
hues against the windy sky. Chubby.
red checked children climb in and out
of the cabin doors or press their round
noses against the tiny window pimes.
The women gossip in the suu or elat-
ter around in pursuit of their household
dudes, while the men lounge about,
their handsin the pockets of thdr hag-
gy breeches, and through clouds of to-
bacco smoke survey this scene bf no-
madic houukoepilg with phlegunuc
content.-lldvmrd Peuueid in Scrib-
ner'|. _ A
new ma hi?-iii. nun nu wan
The rocks at the west cout of the
island of Bt. Helena abound with an
turtles, some of them nl helvy as I
man. and an English steamer once took
aboard several dozen ot' thou su mon-
sters. intending to deliver them alive
to ii provision dealer in Liverpool.
But before they reached English wl-
tnrs ouo of the turtles was token sick
and was dung overboard After having
been branded with the mme of the
ship. Next your the lame steamer
came across the name tortoise on the
coast of St. Helena, more than 4,000
miles from tho point where tho homo-
alck creature hnd been dung back over-
board.
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A Donkey Decoy.
A travclcr in r-entrul Africa tells of
ii native hunter of the Wiiiiiierolio
tribe who was tlic iiossessor ui’ zi iiicst
uccoinplislied iloiikey, wliicii, with uu
untelopifs lioriis strzippcd to its liezid,
its body rovereil with ii slain or priiiitvil
to rcseiniile the nniiiuil its iniister in-
triiilvd to stalk that day, was tho
nieiiiis oi’ dvliicliiiiz iiiiiny nn unwziry
creature into falliiig ii victim to the
poisoned arrows of tlic iiuuti-r croueli<
ing behind his four footcd iissistiint.
At the Reception.
"i’m anxious to get the nnincs ot’ iill
present," said the reporter. “Will you
oblige nie”-
“Oli," said the mock mnn, “you may
put down ‘Mrs. Henry Peck und buss
bi1iid.‘ "
“You nicun '!\Ir. iiud Mrs. Ilciiry
Peck/ don't yoii?"
“I would prefs-r that,” lie replied,
with ii furtive glance over his shoul-
der, "but for gooiliiess’ sake doii`t soy
I gave it to you that way."
The Perulnn \\/Ay.
Thcy have curious inctliods in l‘cr~
sin of insuring l:i\v iiiiil oi-flvr. .-\ fnil-
ure of the crops liiili riisiiltcfl in :i ilcar
loiif, which mucli ciir:i;:1-rl tho popu-
lace. In order to quell ilic tuiiiiilt the
slinh ordered ii iiuiiilici' oi' bakers to rc-
ccive several liiiiidrcd strokes with ri
rod, besides a few ininor little iittcn-
tions, such as the iiiiiputution oi' an
cur or two.
Her Btntun.
“Why do you still coll licr ii 'fin do
siecle glrl?' "
“VVhat's the matter with that?"
“Why, since that iiiciins literally ilio
‘end of the century girl' it was only
used in speaking ol' girls toward the
close of the last century."
"Well, that’l when she was u girl."
Great Boheme.
“Have you decidvd yet upon ii name
for that new suburb of yours?"
"Yes. I am going to cull it Lookout."
"l can’t see anything striking or oriip
innl about that."
"You ci|u't. Think how everybody in
the train will rim to the windows _when
the brakeman calls out the name of tho
ltation.”.
lorlo lime ul llnll.
"Ono of man's best friends ll the
horse.”
"Yes," responded the man with the
race track habit. “But did you ever
notice what a terrible fiiculty your lwst
friends have of disappointing you in
su emergency?" 1
limo!! ¢ Love Maul.
Ethel-~W'hnt dowry did the Prince do
Rutlplnn receive from Gwendolyifl fu-
ther?
Jean-Not more than $1,000,000. You
loo, it wu Almolt n Ion mntch.
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--IF YOU BUT CALL AT---
The High=(irade Art Parlor
i\|ui :rc the iuwguificznlrilsiplay of Art -iomlu, hiiiiflrrfls ol uirlurrs, lu every clln|_ Llrlfnu,
phnin franies, lmmril mirrors, oll paintings, writ/-r onlin, lmmril and unirnmi-<l, too large
miitteri pictures me meh, in dar fancy pictures All irnmeil zir i-arh nml up, ii nent nuorirueui ol
photo irnmu fr up to <._sc, ii large ,mvtnii-ni ni lnury prime lrnmcs wniriinieil Fine gold plete,
mvumfin ‘min in go in the inew pon
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ii purchase nnri ask ln- one of the beautiful miiiievl plcwiies wlih mnt:h mir combined, they nrt
much ulcer then the general run of cali-nrlivii. Rv the wmv. :wk to .ne-» some oivrich leothevl
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