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Young women may avoid much sick- !
ness and pain, says Miss Alma Pratt, if
they will only have faith in the use of
Lydia E» Pinkhatr/s Vegetable Compound#
it Dear Mrs. Finkham ; T , . tt my duty , to , teu , „ nil „ young women,
how 1 much » T Lydia _. E. I mkliam . s wonderful Vegetable Compound has
done for me. I was completely run down, unable to attend school, and
did not care for any kind of society, but now I feel like a new person,
and have gained seven pounds of flesh in three months.
i. I recommend it to all young women who suffer from female weak
ness. V Miss Alma Pratt, Ilolly, Mich.
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FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO YOUNG GIRLS.
All young: girls at this period ot life are earnestly invited to
write t Mrs. Pinkham for adviee;
hundreds she has guided in a motherly way
of young women; her adviee is freely and cheerfully
Ifiven, and her address is Lj nn, Mass.
Judging T , from tlie letters she . . from
Pinkham believes that girls is receiving often pushed so altogether many young girls Mrs.
our are too near the
limit of their endurance nowadays in our public schools and seminaries.
Nothing is allowed to interfere with studies, the girl must be pushed to
the front and graduated with honor; often physical collapse follows, and it
takes years to recover the lost vitality,— often it is never recovered.
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A Young Chicago Girl Saved from Despair.
ii Dear Mrs. Pinkham : — I wish to thank you for the help and ben
efifc I have received through the use of Lydia E. Pinkhamks Vege
table Compound and Liver Pills. When I was about seventeen
years old I suddenly seeined to lose my usual good
health and vitality. Father said I studied too
hard, but the doctor thought different and
\ r. | , prescribed tonics, which I took by the
: fi m fjtr-ti wf •» 4 quart without relief. Reading one day in
mmi. ,, mm h ..iTJ the paper of Mrs. Finkham’s great mires,
and finding the symptoms desonbed an
) W 4 swered mine, I decided I would give Lydia
IT,’ E. Finkham’s Vegetable Compound a
m trial. I did not say a word to the doctor;
iff I bought it myself, and took it according
* ■ to directions regularly for two months,
P® and I found that I gradually improved,
and that all pains left me, and I was my
* ^ old self once more. Lillie E. Sinclair,
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17 E. 22d St., Chicago 111.”
Lydia E. Pinkhara’s Vegetable Compound period is the in one sure girl’js rem
edy to be relied upon at this important and safety a young the work
life; with it she can go through with courage physical well being uut
she must accomplish, and fortify her and suffering. so
her ftiture life may be insured against sickness
FORFEIT if. wo cannot forthwith produce the original letters and signatures of
above testimonials, which will prove tiieir absolute genuineness.
Lydia K. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Maas.
CURES DYSPEPSIA, SICK. HEADACHE, BTMOFSHESS, NERVOUSNESS p
TYNER’S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY
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SIX WARSHIPS
GO TO TANGIER
Uncle Sam Prepares to Sque'ch
Nerve of Bandit Gang.
STILL HOLD PERDICARIS
Terms of Ransom Most Ridiculous on
Record--.uoroccoan Ruhr in Quan
dary-France Fears Outbreak.
A Washington special says: The
kidnapping of Perdicaris and his step
son, Varley, in Morocco, have rub
milted their terms for ransom and
the state department has decided that
j 1 hey are absolutely impossible of ac
i t -P ,anct<
- A long cablegram from United States
: Consul Gummere was received by Sec
! retary ’Hay Saturday. The consul stat
ej in substance that Rasouly, the ban
j dit, v.ho kidnapped Perdicaris and his
' stepson VarIey ilad been heard Irom
and made a set of demands which the
British minister and Mr. Gummere
j &?.(! ogrjped it duty to lay be
, foi'o their govei oments.
Rasouly demanded that the Moor
ish forces should be withdrawn from
| t de district in which his band oper
| ated, leaving them in control.
He asked a large money ransom
j to pe collected from the governors
I cf Tangier and Fez, who happen to
i be bitter enemies. He further de
j manded absolute immunity fcT him
self and his followers from pursuit
or L nuuishment for the kidnapping and n 1
otl r s whlch they had commit '
j , J n Iie , pasL 10 cap ths climax
, of , his demand Rasouly insisted
i the that
I United States and Great Britain
, .-.Rould ... solemnly
guarantee the observ-
1 ante by the Moorish government of
ne loregoing stipulations.
i secretary Hay had a conference
j tba with t Rasouly’s the president, and it was agreed
I term’s could not be met.
To grant them would be equivalent
| to forcing the sultan of Morocco to ab
: dicate in favor of a brigand so far
as a considerable part of a Moorish
i territory was concerned’. Moreover, the
I United States government could not
j without establishing a new and dan
j gerous precedent undertake to guar?
an tee the sets of another govern-
1 ment.
| Rear Admiral Jewell reported by
cable to the navy department Sat
”
nrday the arrival of the European
j ' squadron under his command', embrac
ing the Olympia; Baltimore and Cl^e
!and< at Horta Azoras . 0nier£ , were
^ ^ ? .. ,f ab n . miral . , to , proceed , , to
J f _ g 0v e tjal ’ ^ orocca pon > an( l Ins fleet «ail
\ iie navy department - is advised
1
, tiie sailin °f tb
or ? e Atlanta, Mari
etta an d castine. ships of the South
Atlantic squadron, from Tenenffe for
Tangier, to join the flagship Brooklyn,
i The detention of the South Atlantic
(squadron at the Moroccan port will
j he dependent on conditions, if the sit
ua tion on the arival of Rear Admiral
Jewell does not require the presence
ot ae ^ ua . ot ,. American
« ro “ s
warships for the protection of Amer
interests . , . tnat .. . quarter. , Rear Ad
ican in
mlm Chadwick will be authorized to
■ proceed on his cruise toward his sta
i tion in the South Atlantic.
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A ..... dispatch from- .. Pans T , . says: The
: warships * at Tangier, ’ Morocco, is view
ed with some apprehension . in official _ . ,
quarters, as it ..... is feared . it .. , lead
may
to a turbulent demonstration. Those
j who ods are familiar that with attempt Moroccoam of rae naval f h-
1 say an a
, force to rescue President Perdicaris
; and Varley probably would lead to
j their being killed'.
The French minister continues to
| urge the Moroceoan authorities to
; make terms with the brigands.
RUSSIANS ADMIT GREAT SETBACK.
Amazed at Success of Japs in Clearing Ihe
Way to Port Arthur.
There is no attempt in St. Peters
burg to disguise the fact that the suc
cessful forcing of the neck on Kwan
Tung peninsula proper puts a prac
tical end to resistance to the enemy
until he reaches the actual fortifi
cations around Port Arthur.
SULLY-S REQUFST IUR\ED DOWN.
\ Receiver* without Authority or Power to
Buy (90,000 Bales, of Cotton.
j Receivers Taft and Miller, of the
firm of Daniel J. Sully & Co., (le
! cided to refuse the request made by
| Mr. Sully that they demand the turn
ing over to them of 190,000 bales of
cotton, which Mr. Sully claims were
still open contracts on the day of
the failure and were not included in
the failure.
The receivers, in refusing Mr. Sul
ly’s request, stated that they had no
power to carry out tha uoqp sui cr *r ,o
ed.
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DEATH CLAIMS QUAY.
Well Known Penusylvana Politician
Joins the Silent ’lajority Alter
Lingering: 11: ne ;s.
At Beaver, Pa., Saturday afternoon.
Colonel Matthew Stanley Quay, senior
! senator from the Quacuer state, pass
ed peacefully away, after an illness
whrch had been more or loss persist
ent for the past year, which took a
turn for the worse ten days ago, and
which the doctors diagnosed as chron
ic gastritis.
Senator Quay’s last illness was a
| recurrence of the trouble that beset j
i him during the latter part of 1300 and
! the early days of January, 1901, when
i | he undergoing the strain of
was a
I desperate fight for re-election to the
i senate.
j Colonel Quay was born at Dilsburg,
York county, Pennsylvania, September
30, 1833; graduated from Jefferson
| college, 1850; admitted to the bar
1?54 . e]ected pro thontary of' Beaver
connty lg5G and 1E59; in military ser-,
I vic8 from i 861 to 1SC5 as lieutenant
Tenth Pennsylvania reserves, colonel I
tg 41 Ii Pennsylvania volunteers; rer.eiv
! ed congressional medal of honor; was
lieutenant colonel and assistant com
miacroj-y general cf the state militia
\ I Agent of Washington; private seere
tary to got r of Pennsylvania; a j
member or the legislature, 1SG5-7; see- :
retary of commonwealth, 1872-8, and
1879-82: recorder of Philadelphia, 1878
9; state treasurer, 1885; member of
the republican national committee
since 18S5 and its chairman during
.
the campaign of 1888; member ot the j
executive committee 1893; United
States senator from Pennsylvania, j
1887-99; tried for misappropriation of
public funds and acquitted April 21, j
1899: same day appointed United !
I States senator by Governor Stone; re- j j
elected to United States senate, Jan
uary, 1901. to fill vacancy caused by
f a n UTe G f legislature to elect in Jan
uar . IS99 _ Horae , Beaver. Pa.
! This, in brief, is the history of the
j Napoleon „f politics—the man who
| made Harrison president Roosevelt
i vice president and brought the late
Mtrpk Hanna into national politfe.
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ABOUT HALF ARE INSTRUCTED. 1
;
Line Up of Democratic Deieqatiens as to
Stat a? on Presidency. i
A Washington dispatch says: T’.wn- I
ty-four states’ and two territories have j
held their democratic state convcn
tions and a total of 557 delegates to <
the St. Louis convention lias been
chosen. Resolutions of positive in- i
struction have been anop’ed in twelve
of these states; in thirteen there have
been no instructions; in one. Florida.
there is a divided delegation selected j
under the primary system.
Four states, with a total of 14(7 -
votes, liave instrcrcted for Parker. j
Six states; with a total of 77 votes,
have instructed for Hearst. ■■
One * ate; Massachusetts, has in- j
for Olnev. ;
instructed its 32 votes ;
One state Wisconsin, has instructed''
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The taoK ' '^ owin . / , he sta , ^ , es wmoh ... !
have instructed and those which have j
Connecticut, ’
instructed shows that.
Indiana. New „ York T and „ Tennessee ,
J*™ **>*«> , , rMt ' rut,0,ls P .. mstrac ' ,ns 1
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fo1 Jl ?^ ge \* er ' j
California . Iowa. Nevada, v , South „ Da- n „ , ,
kot.a. °< New 1 Mexico and R-node Islana i
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votes , from Florida, .... under . ,, the direct. ,. .
ins . .. of , the party I
tract ons primary,
Alabama, Kansas, Maryland, Mom
tana, New Hampshire, New Jersey; [
Ohio. Oregon Pennsylvania South Car
j oiina Washington, West Virginia, the j
I District of Columbia and six votes
j from Florida go into the uninstructed |
| ■ column. j !
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COSTLY COTTON TIRE IN MONTGOMERY'.
Storage Warehouse Containinq 4,600
Bales of Fleecy Staple is Destroyed.
A Sunday blare in the Alabama Cot
: ton and Storage Company, known as
the Atlantic Compress Company; at |
Montgomery, Ala., destroyed the build- j
i n S afl d 4,600 bales of cotton. Loss on j
cotton $280,000 and building $T 00 , 000 . j
insurance on building $65;0>0 | 0, and j
cotton practically covered hi marine j
company. !
CARMACK OUT OT THE RUNNING.
Tennessee Senator Don’t Waal Honor of
Vice Presidential Candidate.
Speaking of the Tennttss'ee demo
cratic state convention'? indorsement
of himself for the vice presidential
nomination, Senator B. W. Carmack
eaid:
n Of course, I appreciate very highly
the compliment paid me by the con- j
vention, but my candidacy for vice i
president will end just whore it bo
gun. My alleged candidacy began and
ended in the Tennessee convention,
and, while it began w’Jitmt my con
sent, I will cheerfully consent to the
end thereof,’’
EVEN IN ALADDIN’S day |
Aladdin was rubbing hi s w °adeH
tamp.
“Isn’t it lovely?” they cried
“No,” he returned, “I’d much
skin the gas company. »» rati
With a heavy sigh he Paid the J
—New York Sun.
THE MERRY MONARCH
There was an old monarch in t
Skirt dancing he tried to 3
His rule prohiv -
was so strict,
If any one kicked
He ordered her hanged on a gibbpJ
Carolyn Wells, i a Lif j
THE COCKS' CARRYING CAPaci
.. You are having trouble with
cooks?” v,
“Yes. The first one carried on J
“And how about the last?”
and “She hat. carried off so. I lost two J
a • • —Philadelphia Record.
FITS permanently cur >d. Xo fits ornerr,
ness after first day's use of Dr. Kline’s o
NerveRestorer.<?2 trial bottle and treatn.
Dr. li. H. Kusk, Ltd., 931 Arch
Many a man who starts at the loot
the ladder . down . at the heel
is at Die tini
Feet Hurt,
Sweat, them. itch, Removes blister? Uoyat, Foot tv I
cures odors of feet, armr
etc.; stops chafing. If not at druggistss
25c to Eaton Dane Co., Atlanta, Ga„
fuli size, postpaid; sample for 2c SCO!
One application proves its merit. Mo
back if not satisfied.
Advertising; a Town.
The marvelous growth of Seatl
\y ag i 1) j s credited mainly to newspai
publicity. The liusiness men of tl
community raised a considerable *1
expended for space iu Enstf
newspapers, and the returns wi
prompt and geneious.
There is more Catarrh in this sections!
country than ail other diseases put togetl
lae and incu until rable. the last Fur few great years was sup;'
a many years doct
pronounced it a local disease and preseri!
local remedies, and by constantly failing
cure with local treatment, pronounced it
curable. Science has proven Catarrh to h
constitutional disease and therefore requi;
constitutional treatment. Halt's Ciitaj
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney id J
Toledo - , Diiio, ia the oiiiy constitutional iiviol
on the 1 market. It is taken inter Daily
from 10 : drops to a teaspoonful. It actsdire
ly on the blood and raucous surfaces 01
system. Tliey offer one hundred dollars ■
any case it fails to cure.. Send for circuii
and testimonials. Address F. J. Ci;exf.i
Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for oonstipati!
People K»St Be Told.
A writer on advertising says it is i
aim of nearly every business com 1 ;
to have a special and original featn
“But when such a specialty shall
found it must be advertised. No :ti
cle can sell itself without the aid
advertising ' i
After listening fo a poor young mil
him tale of helping woe it’s hand. un to the heiress to gj
a
17»<“ Allen’s Foot-KaHe.
It is the only rare for Swollen, Feet,.Conisa Smartiq I
Tired, Aching, Hot. Sweafrac
Bunions. Ask for Allen’s Foot-Ease, apow ij
to be shaken into tbe shoes. Cures while}’
walk. At all Druggists and Shoe
Don’t accept any substitute. Sample L»Roy,Xj
Tbe*. Address, Allen S. Olmsted.
Trust not the woman that thinksth md nj
of herself than another. Mercy will
dwell in her heart,
teething, Mrs. Winslow’aSootldnr soften the mluces^flfutifl Syrup fDnfiiillj
gums, 25<?. abotl
lion allays pain,cureswind colic.
It is difficult to give a long headed m
the short end of a deal.
I amsurePiso’sCare life three ago.—Mats. forConsumptioica'j Thomas Bd
ray years Feb.17. W
xins, Maple St., Norwich, N.Y.,
A man seldom forgets a favor lt« 1( i
another.
THE YONKERS COMPLEXION
She—That new boarder who ‘A
today has a beautiful olive oofflP'j
i 0 n.
He—Well, after she’s been here]
few weeks I guess she'll have a P !1
complexion.—Yonkers Statesinan.
TIME TO ACT.
When the back aches and you are
ways tired out. depressed and iu“ ni)
—when sleep is disturbed by P a ‘ n 1
by urinS
ills, it's til
- P: 'Mn to act. 1
ri iSPsiS •SEiii&OTis md -^ li sick. atidne Poq ■<s
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Sa ■} A; Kidney P
.A si
r •care
M ■ im k 1 (1 n <’
IC III s«gpF LA quickly i
'SB pcriiiane
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1 ! m. proof:
>■ Mrs. «
m Marshall
yt»- F.
1 . Da "1
Ga., says: “My htssband’s back !
hips were so stiff and sore that
could not get up from a chair
help. I got him a hox of Doan’s
ney Pills. lie felt relief in three
One box cured him. • •
A FREE TRIAL of this great t >
ney medicine which cured -Mr- ■*'
sliali will he mailed on applies*' 0,
any part of the United Co., Stutes. UufF"’ j
(lre.-rs Foster-Miiburn
Y. Sold by all dealers; price 59 <*
per box,
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