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IT" THE CAIRO BULLETIN, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, 1003
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CIRCULATION STATEMENT.
Avprage number of "complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bul
letin printed dally and Sunday
during the year 1907 2116
Arerage number of complete and
perfect copies of The Cairo Bul
letin printed dally and Sunday
during the: month of May 1S08 2028
May Circulation.
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Before you Buy LQ'dK OVER OUlR LINE
PARASOLS UMBRELLAS
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At $1.50 to SJ3.Q0 we show this season's
choicest style coml inatlons In plain colored
china silks, plain and fancy Taffeta and I'on-
dee silks. Our line of plain andborderetl Tof-
fetta silk, 23 Inch. Umbre. lav, can't besurpas-
ed at $1.25 to $5.00.
CITY rVEW5 IN BRIEF
Hunting Club Onjanized.
A parly of Cairo vouiik mcu mot
lust evening and organized fhe Great
er Cairo Hunting and Fishing Club.
(!uy Stiles was clecleil president, Koy
Sutton, vice president, and Oscar Con
kle, secretary-treasurer. The club pro
poses to purchase a gasoline launch
to better expedite their hunting trips.
There are now eleven members and
the flu is working to secure a mem
bership of fifteen, which will be the
limit. They will make camps at var!-
joius nearby fishing and hunting spots
lim ing the various seasons and gener
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JlOeli Execution
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The above is a -correct statement
of the circulation of the Cairo liulle
tin for the year 1907 and for tho
month of May 1908.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
i Business Manaeer,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this first day of June 1908.
LEO J. KIJCB,
Notary Public.
White Lawn Waist Specials
1.00, 1.29, $1.50, S1,G3,$1.75. SI. 79,
$1.95, and $2.23, New styles and latest dc
sidns; well made and sure fitters.
We have about 300 yards left of the
Long tCloth ve are sacrificing at 9 1-2
find 12c per yard.
SAM'L WHITE
iiri is already amply supplied to de-
f I'M V flimtl'itilltti v iu.ikiiu tit), I flllnr.)
prospects are good. .No plans have
been made for an outing yet. hut it is
! probable that when the sqirrel sea
son opi.ns In Kentucky, which will be
soon, the clu?) will make the iirst ven
ture in ha dlrccion.
PLUMBERS ON STRIKE.
i.a Crosse, Wis., June 3. As a re
sult of the strike of union plumbers,
every plumbing firm ill l-i Crosse to
day declared open shop, and the
bosfes announced that they would
make no more contracts
union. Several non-iilon plumbers
have been assaulted on the streets.
HEARST GAINED 123 VOTES.
Tha Bulletin la en aaft at tha fol
lowing places: " ' '
Colemsn's, 214 Eighth strtot.
Halliday House News Stsna.
Blue Front Restaurant . --
The rogue 8 readiest refuge is
"There are others." lie is right in the
assertion but wrong in thinking it will
hide or excuse his own rascality.
The voluminous report of the com
mittee on revision of the book of gov
ernment and discipline was turuei
over to the various presbyteries for
action.
The people of Ciro-irc--n;afn!n
Prohibition. They are also against
government by dive-keepers, and 1
the latter issue is ever put fairly and
squarely before them they will nol
fail to asH-lt. theiiioelvt-b In their
miciit. ;
The plty.ort it is that the innocen
always suffer more than tlie puiJIy
when the latter are o ie punishet
for their crimes.' But a community
must protect itself. It can not af
lord to sacrifice Us saffty ti a B'-nU
ment which the guilty do not' feel
themselves nor respect in others.
Cairo's lumber fcicn nave tak"n
Btep which has lrng been one of the
great needs of the trade and of th
city. They organized last" higfit tor
the purpose of promoting their" Intf1!
ests- In the matter of rites,-Inspection
and otherwise.' 'Alt lw lumber men
of the city are members anfl const'i
tuto one of the strongest industrih'
and commercial orsa'nlzafl: ni'1n tTi's
section ' of the couritry. 4 As the lum
ber buslneas Is 'trrobably ""Cairo's
greatest ltiterest, wnatever' ' Is gocd
for It is of the greatest good to tho
city in general. Thur organization eth
hraces some of Cairo's" brightest minds
and men of the h;grrest standing in
the community. who have the welfare
of the city as wei as their own thor
oughly at heart. Their efforts to pro
tect and to build up 'Cairo as' a htmher
market deserve every eiuWrafce
ment.
Monday night's ' meeting at t?i
opera house will h- oae of the im
portant events for Cairo in bo far as
it is intended - to promote one of the
greatest 'echerfmr. for Cairo-that -ha
ever been- proposed. It is not (be
less Important that Cairo peo;iie
should show a liveljr interest in it be
cause It is reasonably -siire to gi
through, anyway; bin rather, they
should on that aecoiinc take hdvant
age of every opportunity to identify
themselves "with it ss prominently- as
possible, in order'that tav y iiiav gain
for their tfityall the' prpstic that al
ways comes from' sncces.' Moreover,
Congressman ''Lorimeri 'who has long
been jiromlnent anil successful teo.
In promoting river 'improvement. ' is
entitled to" a heartr gTeetingfroin
the people of Cairo' and orr; leading i.
citizens who hate fatten this matfer
in hand fo-Ca!ro are entitled to
popular 8iiport. ' .
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1S85-
1X88-
twien Unite. 1 Plates and Tr'
poli.
-United States steam fiiia'i
Fulton blown up at New York:
between ;! and 4' persons
killed.
-Fort Pillow. Tenn.. evai-uat''
by (ion. Heau.'gai d.
-Ferdinand Ward, of the sc.;
ponded firm of ('rant Ai War i
-lndioted
-KbH-trVr" rleath bill sigii'-d by
Ci vernor I fill, of New Vorli.
Mien i;il
Fil'ili ;t.i
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bi t w im'U Fourth and
Bioqranhy.
Charles Coura-I Ali:dt. noted a a
Naturalist' and arrlmeid. gist, was
was horn June t, lXi", at Treiitou, ,NT.
.). In 1 8115 he was gradiited fr. in the
medhal deiiartmeiit cf the University
of Pennsylvania, but has never prac
ticed his profession. He served as
i private in the Union army, anil
or a brief period previous to 187'J
tie was engaged as a inahiifa' tui-Jng-
hendst. Since that time he ha de
voted himself wholly to scientific pur
lilts. He lias many d'scoverifs in
local zoology to I.I credit and lu
lias also written many ' books on
irrtiaelogica! and biological subjects
s an assistant of the tvalwdy inn
urn of Arehaeology and Ethnology.
he discovered IrrtfutaMe evidences of
the one-time presence of man in
Delaware Valley early In. if not pre
ions to, the Glacial period.
The lielta published a li.-.t of town
off in rs. as follows: Trustees, S. S.
Ta;Ior. Louis -V. Young. M. II. Ha'--I'
ll. Shannessy and I'eter Staple
tun; :-eeieiary E. Willett. city attorney
A. (!. denes; school trustees, S. H.
Talor. Ijouis W. Y'oung and John
! low ley.
New York. June 2 The recnunt of
ballots lu the disputed mayoralty
election of l!hi5 proceeded with expe
dition today, Seventy-seven boxes
have been counted since the recount
was begun, and the total gain for
Hearst is 12:;.
HE history of electrocution covers a period of only 0 years.
It was first introduced in Xew York in 1S81. Jn jt opera
tion, the electric current is turned on and reduced and in
creased alternately. From wen to ten amperes pass through
a body. The time consumed in strapping is about 15 seconds,
and in (JO to TO seconds the victim is shocked to detail. Con
sciousness is blotted out instantly. Jn only two cases of fciose
1 have obsencd was there respiratory effort after the current
was turned on.
A jmst mortem examination of the ho.lv reveals much
inrifo.- H'l. ... '
""""""K i'u. oou.eua. mere is a rising in the temperature, in one ease
as nWi as i..... ue-rees f. i lie Junes are devoid of blood and veis;h
six or seven ounces avoirdupois. The blood seems to be under a ehemil
thane and is of a dark brownish hue, sometimes almost, black, and it
rarely coagulates. On the nervous cells there is no apparent effect, allhoueh
there is a molecular chantre. "
I have witnessed a number of han-ines at Jrovamensimr Pim .!
with the would rcconiinend n read in ' of Oscar Wil,b.' d.h.i , ,.
I " 'i "wrn l'WT iii. in ii il il ivil nirr
Jail." to illustrate the unpleasantness of the daneingeet in air. "
The preparations in lian-in are about as quick as in electrocution
but the heart beats for some time af tor 'the drop, usually .13 minutes!
And there is a spasmodic movement of te body after the shock of the
mop. ue io a partly conscious effort to stop the choking, lasting for about
one ann a halt minutes.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Cairo,
Alexander County,
Population 1,14r.
Illlnola,
Mayor, qEOJlOE PAIKSON? .. ..
Clerk, IL' A. IIATCHElt .
Treasurer, THOMAS E. MA1IONEV
City Attorney. Fit AN K MOORE.
Cmptroller, ERNEST NOKDMAN.
Police Magistrate, A. J. IiOfiS.
Chief of Police, M. S. EAUAN.
Alexander County, ' Population 22,467.
county Clerk, JES55E E. MILLKIL
Circuit Clerk, LEE II. DAVIS.
Sheriff, FRANK E. DAVIS.
State's Attorney, ALEX. WILSON.
Coroner, DR. JAMES McMANUS.
County Suporintennend of Schools.
PROP. JOHN SNYDER.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRED
NELLL13.
Board of County Commlaalonere.
J. J. JENNELLE. Chairman.
OEOROK PARSONS.
DR. EDWIN J. GAUSH.
I'ho nullctlu will only cost you f.
iients per motitt' and It Is certainly
ort.h do'ihln the nifnpv.
Showing Value of Peat.
There Is a strong organization St
work in this country developing (he
ire of peat as fuel. If is now utillz
lag many acres of swamp lands which
are beirg reclaimed for agricultural
purposes. The by products of the In
dustry are very promising.
Men
Die
Too
Early
' . Proper Lighting of Mines.
Tt is argue 1 that the compulsory
bullion of the Incandescent system
r eieririe lighting in mines will great
cut down the death roll.
By M. JEAN FIN0T.
CAIRO IN 1855.
It was rumored that r;reni F. (i ir
mr, or i ne?n's.- wouhl soon erect a
irge 'banking hoi;s on Commercial
fivenuo between Fifth and Sixt'.
streets.
A meeting was called for July li'.tl:
at the school house, (or tw purpist
of forming a cricket club.
A local correspondent of the lielta
complained of a two months vaca
tiotl' given the free school children. In
isting t hat school should continue
ithout vacation.
I ; '-
"Father McCabe has had a nnv
line toned bell placed In the belfry
f the Calholir chun:h."
The work on, the PW.--byteria-i
lun ch w hich has ft-r : nme mont":.
fcn nlnio:it entirely :.u:.pend .1. Iu .-.
mnnenced ar.rtirf w ith n-ncwed viuot.
uid 'we' tihall boon have aiHitiier tiiiv
house of' 'worshin comole1e, !:,,
peed the work.
KINGSFOR
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Sr,s
9
CORN
Sixty-six Yeers of Superiority.
Just the thing to go with all kinds of
fresh or stewed fruit, either as a delicate
sauce to pour over the fruit or as a blanc
m.Tnge or puddinfi to serve with it.
Before another meal drop postal for
' Cvaking Helps '
m Icon w!i. t a prtitl to eing aid Kingv
lord s (5vcci Com Starch reauy is. Its many
usrs will surprirc you. '
Inr m.ikinf, culards Mnnr nwngcs, ices, puddings
' fl dishes til.. I defend for foodncs upon cotn
fl.irch (tuality Kin isford's lus liccn chosen by
hcjt cooks for litre: fenerations.
. OrQczariiincl packages toe
T. Kr;SFOK ft SO. Oswejjo, N. Y.
; ..' . NaiioMSuu'ch. Co.! Successors.
Auto-surest ion is the power of the will
used with deliberate purpose to eHVt
given end. It can be used or abused, even
ii3 our will power. The majority of men
een me most temperate and the best-con
ducted amonu; al,U;S(, although they
do it unconsciously." Nevertheless, this un
conscious abuse of our power to w ill lias
the enect of shortening our lives. To bejin
with, each one of us starts out with the
notion that if we reach, let us say, the ae
of .5, we shall have done prettv well in
rlie matter of a time record. Herein i;
the Iirst opfTiing afforded the j;rent de
stroyer, and the prm of dissolution forthwith enters as an active force
into the system, slowly but none the less surely, makiiiu- headway toward
our destruction, to come .sooner or later.
Jn youth, manhood and up to middle age we are not conscious of its
effects. About the ac of 00, however, when we imagine we ought to rr
tire, as our forefathers did before us, we begin to lind old aire hiti ' heavi
ly upon us. This is really the germ of dissolution, which has reiu-l.-l n
certain strength in its career, and which then feels powerful enough
to assert its presence. Following the time-honored custom, the man of GO
adopts sedentary habits and begins in most eases to lead an idle life. ,
He is in reality playing the' game for the enemy, l'.v degrees the
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germ gets m its fine work; the blood becomes vitiated; tissue refuses to
re-erente : the body beeomes a prey to all kinds of illnesses, to which ihe
inactive life has naturally nredisiKised the system.
A. It
William P. Halliday. of the fancy
toanief' Hi'ghnyri, was in Cairo .In'y
th. Hh'; bout wa:; th li on tlie w ay-;
Paducali.
A grand ball was given br the'riti
tis'of Cairo! and the tailmnd pcopl
i thi -wharf hitat- ft. Louis, mi th"
i?ht'rif J.rt)y 17th. Illitiois. Kentucky
and Missouri were i'eir'sontod 12 i
pi!Tsohs iHdng in attendance.
: TODAY UJ HISTORY 1
' ur June 4'.
1636 PortocarreYO, the celebrated
viceroy of Mexico and Peru
born In Madrid. Died In Lima,
Sept 22, '1703. ' ' "
173S Cieorge- HI.1 of England born.
Died Jaif. 29,il82u'. "i ? . ' " -17C3
Iiidlan Massacre at Fort Macki
naw, Mich.'' 1 - '
179i fndepehdsnce declared by Bel
!aa provinces.
3 f05 Treaty of peace concluded ),
In a conimunicaticn from nn
auonmoiis correspondent, published
in the Delta of July 2.1th. it Is stated
that Enoch Swarlhmiip landed a keel
boat at the mouth of the Ohio in 1S'iri
In the year 1SH. th" correspondent
heard Mr. Swarthou?e rdat! that his
first view of the Father of Waters
showed it to be "a turbulent, muddy
tide hurrying by, eagerly swallow ittq
ilt' ita Course, the clearer and gentler
Ohio. " Around ihe w aters edge w as
k' oung growth of cotton woods w hile
back" of them, w ere tall elms and
sycamores." While Mr. S. remained
at the point with his boat, a hurricane
arose which," although but momentary,
produced the most fearful effects on
the waters of thewoods. '
'A fr. Coffey of Blandvilie, Ky.. was
$re;tJo? a frame titore Louse on Com-
ke To All
CLARKE ;S PURE RYE APPEALS
the same to all so long as there is desire
for pure old whiskey; the kind that is
best for family and medicinal use.
Clarke's Pure Rye is not an experi
mental whiskey. Its splendid virtues
'are known throughout the civilised
world.
Clarke's Pure Rye is aged and bot
tled by the Government. The United
States Government's green stamp
overlapping the cork guarantees its
age and strength.
ANY GOOD DEALER WILL SUP
PLY YOU 12 FULL QUARTS,
$12.00, DELIVERED.
4 FULL QUARTS, $5.00, DELIVERED
If yours will not, write us and we
will tell you who will.. We cannot sup
ply you direct.
Clarke Bros. & Company
The Largest Distillers in the World
Old age conies upon
us with a rush, long, long years before it is due, and simply b.vause
we did not make use of our powers of auto-suggestion.
What are we to do, then? One of the greatest thinkers that the
world has ever known. (Joctho. says that man hat the power in his own
mind to eliminate from his body all matter "that cause him sufferm"!
IHit negative action will by no means suftiee. We must live by auto
suggestion, not die by it.
It lakes some men at b ast :o or SO years to acquire A full knowledge
of the capacities and caprices of their particular physical make-up under
existing condition of knowledge. Auto-suggestion stops in, however, ami
makes the body what the k.ind wishes it to le. Xature has created )ii
sons; hut she has also creaicd antidotes. Death is nothing but a poison
which is by the average thoughtless man allowed to take effect, long vears
l-elore it has reached its li.ii power to be effective. The antidote to our
cativ deaths al fin, to, or ou-n $0 if properly directed reflective will pow
rest ion.
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RU
riECT 1.1NB pr due to T-ve McvonJ Kl, itm
Iiir north on Ckmiuercil A., ctotv It uifu
uuni tivm a. iu. U) 11 p, m.
Oottin Borla on Walnut Ht. tfwj IS inlnut
from8:iH m. to o-, p. in.
ryi'I.AR eT. t,INR-Holbrook At, ear
to leT Hwinu 8t. c.tluic narth on Koibron
Ave., ftt :67j .J7; B:4'i; :A7; T: JVC . m. ftudc
itiue ulnatea eTory hour uutll 10-.i'i ud II-
p. tU. ; ' ;: ' :;',.',
Golnrwaton Twenljf Eighth Ht. at;)
BUM; and 7:61 &. m.mid on aiuA
vry hoar nnUl 10:34 atul U:l4 p. in.
IS ueunU-n fcftr leTle 8econd St. ,
BKl.T -I.1NKOWLO&KH north on Walnut.
11:80 p. m. W:M a. tn.f 1:80 a. in.; f.m a. m.
I M a. m.; 4 So a. ui.j 5 :80 a. m.
North on Oomuiejctnl U:fo P- m.i 1:00
m, OO a. ta. a ou a. m. 4 M) a. in. 6 a. m.
Belt and Owl oara ara doe to uau We
Thlrtv fourth St. 15 . mlnoKx attar leaTlni
Haoond 8t,
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POISON
Many
Blood
Bens Pains, Can
cer, sshjt
. y- Mm
people ' auffer from
Poison and don't know It.
If you have aches and pulns In t' e
bones, back or joints, Itching, Bcat)
skin, blood feels hot or thin; SwoH"a
Elands, Rising and Humps oz. u.i
skin, Sore Throat or Mouth, faUln?
hair, Pimples or offensive eruption.
Cancerous Sores, Lumps or Sores on
Lips, Face or any part of the boV.
Rash on Skin, are run down or ner
vous, Ulcers on any part of the bodv,
Carbuncles or boils, Take Botanio
Blood Balm, (B. B. B.) Guaranteed
to cure even the worst and most dee?
seated cases. 15. B. B. drives all po?-,
onons matter from the system amj
sends a flood of euro, rich blood .;t
rect to the skin surface. In this waj
Aches and rains are stopped, all Krup.
Hons, Sores, Pimples, even cancer are
quickly healed and "cured.
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM, (B. B. B.)
composed of pure Botanic IiiRredieiila.
DKITCOISTS, $1. Sola in Cairo. III.
by W. F .Simon, 1301 Vaahington Ava.
er or auto-si
to
FT
W oman's
Desire to
'F ascTriaie
Men
By PA0LA 10MBS0S0.
PEORIA, ILLINOIS
Any one of the tolfowing dealers will supply your wants
ChaS. Leich & Co., TCvansville, Ind. Forrf. Glen. Dist. Co., E. St Ixjnia
R. Smyth & Co., Cairo, 111. Woolner & Co., Centralis 111
Louis Herbert Co., Cairo, III B. J. Epstein & Co., Dan-ill" ftl
111.
1 .have long studied my winters, am
have come to tho conclusion that all that
Iu fr,-,rv,l art.) lirwl i m 4 V. ah 1 i
r.j.-i aim ii .u tucui ouiy BUD.scrves
the end for which they 6eem to live-
namely, to captivate men by their attract
tions. .mi, alter all, it is man who has
caused the growth of this nil-dominant
passion in the heart of woman, notwith
standing the fact that he is ever the
.first to lay this failing to her charge.
not only as the source of all the world
vii, nut as a manifest indication of her
inferiority in the scale of humanity, and
; "r ' ' ' 't kinship to unreasoning animals like
birds, which, more than any others, display all tho characteristics of
coquetry.
Yet it h woman's only lawful weapon in the itruggle or existence,
HQ Vwll !IU in e'lPl-rinrf nf tl,.-. t... I. .11 j t i .
io nmi a lorn and master. .Nature makes no muddles nnrl ;t b..a
' . u 1 1 ' a a l a 1 44 li rt I II : ' . II
ied the relations of the sexes that in the furtherance of its designs -o-
tpietry has become the deepest fassion of a woman's heart. It has U-coie
an instinct at once conscious and involuntary, and has assumed in flic
course of long ages by hereditary influence and assimilation all the pro
portions of a priniardiil and fundamental characteristic.
It is my experience that in thei.- in,mt hearts women never groty 0Id.
An aunt of mwe, who was t,uit St) years old, once sjw.ke of licrself a
leing in thg iozr of her age. 1 was only lt'at the time, and considered
ttcn 'JO -.he climax of deerepitmle. Now, however, that 1 have passd V,,
1' imagine that a woman can very well be fascinating at 50, and so V
take heart of grace in this complacent notion. And yet I am quite certain
that I am far from being a coquette a notion, strangely enough to fay,
1 find to be common to the mott hardened of co.pn tte?. Their coqtiet
tisjmess is the last weakness that women will admit. And there is m.l.
little logic in their refusal to aUmit il, since t'hev mud, on.fcr !,. ,
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larms and fascinations due to their innnml nn.l
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roxiuevoh gms vi tturacung men and seducing them, rather tl
should think their
spontaneous gifts c
any adventitious aid from art,
ban to
Adtcrtking In The Bulletin ia prollt- Hare The Bulletin on your break
able to the advertiser because It has fast table every morning. It will col
tha highest claw clrcuIaUon. jou oclf two yeaia per day.
Eternal Vigit-ince.
Various are the devices for the
defense Bnd security of cities, as pall-
des, wall:;, djtclie!. ami C'ther such
kinds of fortification, all (,f which are
the results of the lalMust of the hand
and maintained at great expanse. Hut
there is one common bulwark which
men of prudt'iiee possess within them
selves -the protection and guard of
all people, e.ioeriallv r.f freo states.
ainst the attacks of tyrants. What
1s this? Distrust. Iiemef henes (3S1
32 II. C.)
. i' say . -
Thin wnmnn 'nri T.ritla ' R.
PlnkhnmN VetretaMV ('nrniiiiitnd
sftTed Iter life. HMitl lier letter.
Mrs. T. O. Willadsen.of Manning.
Iowa, writes to Mrs. linkhatn:
- " I can tnil v that t.vdia F. Pink-
ham's Vetretable Compun(t saved My
life, and I ennrtot express tny gratit ude
to you in Wtirds. For years I suffered
with the worst forms of female com
plaints, continually doctoring and
spending- lots of money 'for medicine
without help. I wrote you for advire,
followed it as directed, and toolt Lydia
E. Pinkhatn's VeiretabieCoroDonnd and
tt bS restored me to perfect health.
f?ad -it. r.ol lw.cn for vnu I ahould bava
"been in my grave to-3aV. J W-ish every
nrfierln woman Woiflcf.try if.?", ,
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
Tor thirty years Lvdia E. Hnk-
ham's Vegetable CYmrnund, made
from roots ani herbs; has lwn the
standard remedy for female ills.
and li'as posit iTely cured thousandsnf
women who have Urn troubled with
dis nla eeme n ts, in flii m m a t ion. ul.'-e ra
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularitie.a,
periodic pains backache, that bearing-down
feelin?. flatu!eney,indi?f-9-t
ion.d i 7.zines:s,or nervorts prastratiun.
ii n uun t you. uy it - ... ". .-
IVr. rinktiam Invites ali slelc
women to write Irr for nrlvl. a.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address.iyan, Mas.