to Hi: Story, the Old M” l
. In Him Began to Grow
. "Winn Ho errlad Mm
Blckitt of Noroton.
n of his father Baldwin
boron". alleging that Ednn I.
111%» undo!" the ago. of four
Is. dild'gh‘to‘m halt boon
‘ by her papantn, IInd tIIIII
‘ Mrsnth 3 a proper poi
' have charge of her. and praying
Probate (Iourt appoint II unite
it other than the puII.IIIiII us
.. f‘tlio dhildI inane Rood. tlI‘I-
_ mind. that he had ubnndonou
”git in. He‘ said. "with twin; III his
t he had for four yours but!“
grins.- to secure. ntcadv enIpIIIr-
'lnoii'ey onough to ostnblluh II
(“Edna and his II. ‘dost datum
(In a Iniss of fourioon His mth
in man of property and oonuidor-
eitiltli. hacording to his story.
go along fairly well with his.
1113' to the time of his nun-"Inigo
his Adele IliI-ltott. of Nox-IIIIIII
1’6 years ago. 'I‘IIo old IIIIIII‘ r. Io
101‘ him then began, to gtou cold
atta" Ina-I to It! hand II ,vtIIII"
'.’ said" We. "livhe'n my fathor IIIIII"
toe to sign a paper that I would lll‘l
hereafter preuoht any claim llglliiib‘l
Hate. He had just givon mv l.‘llll‘.t"
: 0 aplboe. null bud .Livou lllt‘
1 .I‘ollusud to high tho pupor. IInd
rdereti me to louvo his. houm I
dill no the next dny. "That was :I onII"
so out". and Ins w‘IIo. IIII-II-I- tours
. ho? ouaiy. decided to breath up lIIIIIso-
lug. Mina Rood took hm" f‘lilCl
.to his!" parents and lunuo took
Edna. nti set out to soon um II. Stoudx
k a could not got and odd jobs
.8 int lint II fit‘ilht living. When
other ordorod him away ll y"qu
placed $100 III III.» $190 In the
Milli of hiocal minister. who SN IIIod
. no. a good homo ’i‘ho motley
to pay her board until NoIIImboI
'2 before that time united liduu
0 "VII with another family. and
_ . luhco of the money was IIIInod
we to her fathoI. lIntc-I hoI" sistI-I"
.M taken ill and Edna wont to .x’o
ton to take cure of the girl. siu- Io
tuned to Stami'md. whoIo hoI" fIIIIIoI
ltd made arrongemouts to havo hoI
live with II family. whom she
bold have education. board and ("-loth
n; for not? ohm-cs about tho pluco
iltjll ‘ ford or father could go to tho
Edna's mother‘ 5 parents (illllt
Milford and brought lII-I III lhoir
_. They soon disr II\""oI od that ibov
. to motile tb cure for the child. and
Mimi flood Impqu-od on Ibo
and took tho. IIhilIl homo with
hp. and now he deshos to he mudo
at: dim of the child The whoro
., tits of the child's motbor during
.93. four years is a ("omploto my»
bi" Mr. Reed wnutod lCIIIIII soul to
his home he had procmod rm hm III
tamford, before her gIIIndeItlII-I" Iook
or to Sharon. It appeared to ho tho
GDiii‘t’B. opinion that under tho ("'ll( um
tonnes it would be hotteI for tho up-
ilcation to be granted.
LIEU'I'. WAGNER" s DEATH.
It Attacked by Insurgents Hidden in
"the Bamboo Brush.
W 'i‘ERTOVI’N. n. Y.. NovoIIIbI-I" ‘38
._~A latte to the Stundurd from its ('Ill-
4 Mill. with the Twenty sixth lII-
. in the Philippines giros II do-
ollnt of tho donth III Soumd
ht Max “armor. of 1th rogi-
90 was ltillI‘d on tho I’\ rooms: of
"2, Whilo on routo III I ‘IIIIIII liar-
Jnr.0 \IitlI PriIIIIo Lum-
, ohid orderly. ”Ibo IwII mm ono
till by insmgonts hiddou in tho
5mm ' bl’llflh At ”It" first \tllll‘)’
rivets Lamoroux ilRlN’il lIlt‘lllI‘llullll
WpIEhéi" what they would do. and tho
mum officer replied: “Fight“
.Both- sprang from tlII-Ir homes. but
tho next instant the young iloIItt-Imni
.5!" dead with II bullot III his bruin.
unmonux rode to SIIIIIII ilanIIIrII and
reported the affair. A III-outing pariv
’N at once stint out and found lilo
(ly in the roar of illl old shut II" All
faiths Valuables nud woupous bud boon
toll on.
Lieutenant anuor louro .~.- II VI" Ii‘o IIIId
" W0 children in Enst Moili’ord hluus.
DlUTINGUISHED JAPS ARRIVE.
NAN FRANCle‘t). NovomlIIII 2!. I
.I , nutty of distingutshod Ilupunom» oili-
‘ it“! arrived in thin city on tho. IIII-IIIII-
Iii" Nippon Mmu. (IIIpIIIIn 'l‘. MIILHlll‘
Ind Commnudor l\'. ‘I’IIIIIIIIIII \Iill ill-
oot some of IIIII nIIIIIoI II “III" tom-in.
d,‘ provided untiquIIItory tormu (illi
mido. negotiate foI tho IoIIIIIIIII- lion
one of two mort- gIIIIlIIIIIIII or ('i‘lllo-
They will thou no oIIIII IIIIII to
loud to iturpoot thu torpI-IIII hom
LUIZ‘OYei’fi now being built IIIoII- for
.n, ‘
Keizu mi Hllptil'illit‘llilhlll of tho
llama Walohnunt" iIopIIIIquIII
chief ucoountlnii III llil' .IIIIIIIIIoIIo
"I I house. III on his \HI_\‘ iil iI‘""-IIIIIII
. groutignto cuutom hnIIIIo IIIIIIII.IIII
' -—--lo
mlhop‘nAgozo A GOOD DAY.
' ’ ‘DIA Novmnln'r ‘Jll ’iiII- follow-
‘ ' ileum WM lumu‘d ioduy by ”I:
jihytilolun:
Inn" Empuror pIIIIde II good till)
day. Ho Idopt illl iIoIII" IIIId u
',At 9 in tho IIIoIIlIIII lIiII II-mpoI
I‘e‘m’ta 98.2: pIIlHI- till. Ilo alopi
My. well but night. 'l‘iIlII moruluiz
aty II condition IIIIII utrouglh
factory. liin IoIIIpoIIIIIIIo ut
(loll this morning wuu lid/I ;pulIIII.
;¢°W‘W El. OTION RETURNS
HOIN H. lowu. Nousn illl‘l' 2X ~-
pd ouch reitilrnu IIpoIIIId In tho.
nrd (If NHW‘HNHI'IR youtortlitv.
I: hurt); rub» on lll'i'lilili‘lll IvrIII:
. II 307.818. llf'mlll"llll. "Mill.
hihitwion 0.502: l‘mlhln'it Party
Hilliut lIIIbor 249;
701: 8mm Ilomucrnt. 1.:641.
plurality. 98.3132. Coustl
.pmvontlon muiuriti. its.
l ioctiun amendment. major
‘ em IIII. nfteI
llllliPii ’
host—vociirlouu for I Wait.
. PAUL November flfimbnitod
Stall s Behaljn Bushman Kellogg Dan
iiiIirmIIu (If the Committee on [for
eign Relatlo 5 til the Senate. died at his
battle in tho city. at 9 o‘clock last
an illness oi‘ two
mint He. had suffered greatly dur
hi5 hi: sickness and gradually samI
uwa "‘2 being unconscious for several
hours before death. and. so for Its
imti‘wn, IIIIffrrtId no pain.
it'd)" mort- thun II week it lIIIII boon
kuou’u tho! the tloutb of Sonntor Davis
who cortuln to occur within II IIhIIIt
time. Although the iIIIIIIIIIIIII Issued
by Dr. filono irom Iluy" to day. mode In»
lltHllil‘e statement. to this effect. tho}:
neverthoiosn gave tho impressioii that
the onso ‘IIIIIII a hopeless one. How-
over. the IInIIounIoIIIont ("lune IIII ii p10
found shock to tho frIaIIIIII and follow
Iownsmon of the distingui: :iIod citiaon
who liIIIi broil lIuIIiIiII' Itifllliist llopo.
'l‘ lIo Sounioi” l-i dnvotod Wife. who bull
III-on III Iouutunt IIIIondnnoe upon his
sit-it bod. lIIIIl hover lost hope. 'i'lio
Bonntor, iII hisymomeuts of lIIIIiditv.
oxproasod II strong "detIu"IIIIuiIi.iou to
II-"IIm'IIr. and within Ibo past week told
linitod SIIIIIIII District Attorney Evans"
who bud boon admitted to our lIim
iiIIIt ho wan positive thut ho wouli
noon ho W‘t-."il lndoed. it is believed
that tho Sountor‘ II irtIII will in all that
how kept. him nli'vo for tho mint wuoir
'l‘bo serious ltlIlIon IIffootlInI which do.
volopotl on Novombor ii. bud rofIIsI-Il
to _viold to tIoIItmmII. and his wonkou
od frIImo was unable to withstand tho
poisons left in his system in" those III"
Imus fuiliug to perform thoir functions.
(.‘qubmnu Kollogg Davis was born in
Hondorsmi. dour-mun roIIIIIy. . N. Y..
lIIIIII iii. iiitlo‘. in that your bin pur-
outs movod III ‘iVI'IIIlII-shu. Wis. Young
IIIIvis upoui throo yours III (‘III'I‘oII
(foliogo III. Wuultushu. propuriu: lIIIII
«III for tho i}"uiII-I"IIIII of \iichiquu
from w-lIiI bl ho gritduutod in 1857. ilIII-
int: lIiI. boyhood ho hold for HOIIII‘ iiiiio
:I position {is II Ioit-Igruph IIIIIIIHIIIIII in
wind lh’ now Ii suburb of Mllwilllllt‘t'.
III llitiil M i‘. hurls hogan Ibo prIIotII-I-
of low and also took no III"ll\"I" port in
tho cumimigu rosuillug in tho oldIrtloII
ot' lIlnI‘Oln.
.‘it the ilullII'liiliI (if lllI‘ i‘l\"ii WIII- ho
("lliidli‘il Illlii uorvoti for two yours in
tho army of tho 'l‘llilllOSHI‘t". part of [no
limo IIII utaff dIItI".
lll iiiIIIl ho \vnI." oiootI-Ii to tho stuiI"
loIzlslnIIIro. llilfl III I873 by II Inuiority
of one vote ho who llmlllllillt‘il by tho
lloi‘IubliIquu I'III" auroruor IIIId olotrtod
by It majority of 5.496.
(‘Iororuor i'luvis declined a i‘ii-iiom-
motion and rosumod tho Dl‘ill"lll'.lt of
but". III lh’R-l ho bonded tho filuino dol-
I-gniion to l‘liiodgil. whoro ho mudo mm
of tho nominating spoovhos for IIIIII
rundiduto.
During mu; Innuy of tho iiillll‘ nous»
pupors IIIl\"oI-utod his olertiou us l‘uit
od Stnto senator and whon tho logis
Mom of 1887 mI-I Senator iiiclllilluu
wiibdrow III-"I ii ("auditinto for ro—olooiiou
and Mr. Davis i‘f‘f'tliVPfl every vote.
lie was Ibo uuihor III' i‘Iw pouston
law oi‘ lII'iili. whirli tormiuuted tho Ilv-
"lands for axoosulvo IIIIIIIIion iegisiu-
tion and also untiuflod tho old uoidiors.
\2." II IIIoInbor of tho Committoo on tor-
I"itoI"ios. Sonutor lluvin iod tho bulb
for tho udmissiou of tho lliiliiliih' In
silliidlmnl.
In a studrhi and till IIIIIlIoIIIy on in
it Hi IIiiIIIItIl iII"\ SI II.IioI liIIIi I": i=IIIIi~lI
I-d brlofs to PIosidout Hurliuon nud
Stu-rotor)" oi Stnto illuiuo on tho (‘hii-
inn Iliunuto and tho Holding Sou i'Oll"
trovoruy. Wbon Sonutor Shormuu Inn
traIIstIrrod to flu" ("IIblIIot of Prosidont
McKinley. Sonntm" i)n\"i.v. wuu pluoou
III the heudof tiIo Committee on For
olgu llolutious.
During tho pIIsI four yours SIIIIIIIIII"
linvis's position us I-huirman of tho
l"‘oI"oII;II llolutionu (‘ommiiIIu- of tho
Sounto and lnlor III." ono of tho PuriII
pvnro ooIIIIIIIsnIonI-ru have how hiui
pronIiIIontly lIofort- Ibo IIIIbliI" of no
notions. llo was I"I"I"lI.-I"Io.d \Iitbout
opposition III i899 for hlI-I third torm.
SIIIIIIIIII" hurls bus boon Iwiro llllli'"
riod. ills first wii'o was Miss l.IIIII":I
lloquIIII. IIIIIi. III‘It-I" slit" bud iw'I‘I"lli't"li Il
divornr from him. iu- IIIIII"I"ioIi. III IKIIII.
.‘Ilih‘s .~\lllltl Mnloolm Aunow.
HE HAS COME TO STAY.
The Shirt Waist Man Will Survive the
Winter.
NEW YORK Novembvr ‘Jli i‘-lII
shirt IuIlI-smon who uro on tho IoIIIl IIll
rt-purt tlIIII thoro III II wry good do-
IIIIIIIII for mom." whirl wnIsts. IIud illill
(boy III"oIIIi:."o to bo llll‘ propot" thing
all ovor tho country. noxt summor.
A nblrt IIIuIquIII"IIII"oI" suid. yI-stI-I"
tiny: "I did not oxport tlIo luminous in
illi‘ WillHlH find “'0 uro golfing; II II
anything into it, IIIIIl i do IIoI think IIliI
or muIIIIfIII"tIII"t-ru did. ’i‘bo populnr
wnist in tho ouo Ian lIIIII tho simpo-r
don." lIIslIlo. This in u Ill)\'l'll\’ find
rooms onioby. It lH II surprluo to "it"
that tho shirt wuiutu “Will to Inko iII-I-
tor III tho Wf‘h‘l thuu in tho t'llHi. iiliIl
lilill IlII- Hillilll town I-I-IIIiloI" II: (‘l'i'il i
iIoItoI" rIIIIIIIIIIoI" liIIIII tho rt-IIIiioI" III
”to oiliou. .
"Mum" Inorrhuntn uro withholdin-z
llll"ll' ordnru for lilillllllf'l‘ «hirtv. .llliii III
Iif‘t' how IItI"oIIII Ibo whirl wIIlHI ftul wIIl
ho."
All tho Izhiri mllniil'ili'illi'l‘l‘N lll‘l' oxor-
("bdrm tboir iIIIzoIIIIin to bring out III-
II"III-ti\"o douluuu in tho now wuiIIIII. llilil
illi" rivnlry ()l’f'l‘ tho llllRllii‘HH iII vory
nirong.
_._..I....-.
RESIGNED FROM A. A. U. BOARD.
NEW YORK. Novombor 28 ----- (lbvor
I-ihirmI. who him for Ilnvorni onIIII rup-
rqu-IIIIIII Ibo intor-(‘olloglnto IIIIIII-Iit"
Anmwlutiou on tho bonrd of Iztwornoru
of tho A. A In. hm." rouiguod hiII plum
on that body. iII- will IIIIIII up iIlII
rouidonro in Finland Dooomhor I.
Olivnr Shh-nu hug boon II prominent
iIIzIIrII' III «tumour athletic counoiIII for
tho lust four yum.
" ' OMEN "“""
MADE gamma:
Lovely ComiIItI‘IIIIII‘II. i'uri, Soft.
White IIIIIII min-uni by min;
‘ [Mummy-Io lotion and tiny.
‘ (‘unvilmrlm'lftm'n and ‘I‘MM Alibi!-
IIIMI «III muon- l“ bin.
. . nilxfin'nmugud lib"
"a m M who I
"' m. III-manor
ii
CUBS.
luglou wan illegal.
IIII‘IIImoII Wilcox to
iIquosI rulrod.
unrtmont.
oIIIItmIIII. Nem 1y
Inipinlol‘s
("limp and ulwuyu
thIt sldo illif’.
Huu"uH.
out “lump." or high
ltIIowil. worn two
unit buvo not boon
ll. Allison.
IIII lllll‘i‘V iIIw.
“'i‘iIon." ho sold.
lIo pussod.
do not ltuow.
H
Francisco. November 28-—-'i‘he election
In Him all has by no mound brought an
end of politics. but lulu rattle: given op-
Iortunity for the outbreak of a more
ittor fight than over between the so
called miiIsloIIIIry and antl-misslonuiy
wings, or Dole and anti- Dole factions
of the Republican party.
by hot-using the other of having knlied
the t:iI bet and helped to cause the MO»
publiI-nn‘ dofont and independent nut"-
A. ll IIIIIIbensIoin oil-.llio IIIIs Inudu
two unsuccessful effm III to have. locul
rourts liptéu to arguments that tho
alertion of Wilcox IIII delegate to Wash-
ihorII Is no law under which the elec-
lion of It Ilelognto could lit} III" complish-
IIIl territorial election laws III rovoI
Ibo point not having been
Attornoy (loIIIIrIIl Dole refused to tuku
any steps on tho ground tiIIIt ()ongrosa
in the only judge. of the qualifications
of tin IIIIIIIIIIIIII'I IIIIIi today First Ch":
ouit .I‘udgo Humphroz."u also refused to
Secretory (logo, of tho Trouuury no.
iIuH suggestod to Governor
Dole that (lotion on imports may bo
paid in San Francisco and tho roooiptI
accepted born by tho. lorul collector of
of European goodu
uro dutinbio. have agents in Sun Prun-
ThI" IIIloution of Soo-
IotIII"_v (logo's plan will put IIII end to
II motions stoudv strain of min from
\Vnfihouts and floods oontinuo to ill"
I'f"ll0l‘l.Nl from all the different Isluudu
as II rosilli of tho recent. storm. whioh
was general throughout
\V'ith tho houvy ruin IIIIInII tho uti'onao"
hero for muuy yours.
lost on II rosuli of tho Storm. so for no
.lapunoso Iishornwn.
who woro blown to t-lf‘ll in II umull IIIIII
BUSINESS BEFORE CONGRESS.
Discusud by Senator Allison. of the
Finance Committee.
(‘ill(‘.\(:ll. Noiwlubtu' 28I—Sonnior W.
of lawn.
Sunnio h‘lllillll‘o (‘IIIIIIIIItIoo.
(‘llltHflgO on llil-l wuy III Washington. III
disotusod tho pressing
business to romo beforo tho forlhIom-
tug session of (Tongrrus.
Ono objort of the sensiou.
IIIIIIII ho to avoid no extra nossion. and
thorrforo tho ilrIII business of tho short ,
"il‘HiiiOil ulmuld llt‘ to lllllf‘ up and pnsui
tho rog‘iiihi" appropriation bill. int-lud-
lug the river I’Ibll harbor bill. Whioh did
not pass tho lust «Milton.
Each is but!-
iIoebIIIIIIIIIiII Ollllmrl
t‘lIII I ted vot
nInlIo unuwor to tho
or quito III] of tho
which
lmvo mmon from
tlIo group.
south winds. known
The only llI'I‘I". ,
board 01 sluro.
chairman of "IIII."
who In in
he said.
"IIII Iirmy bill must ‘
Exuotly wind. of course. l‘
liut ibo ("outlition cou-
imuts us of tho III"III_I" roduood by law
norosultiou.
II Sll olto.
nu II.
IodurI-II
Nmt in
gold
wur revouuo bill.
lirt‘ iiIIIt Ibo wui"
dun-d. He said
movod.
liltowiuo
lurgo majority of t
dim.
"'l'II roIIoIIl ilII-
IIIilliIIlIs.
uruguu (‘IIIIIII will
5i! ion."
SNIIIIIII"
Illllllltlll
.\lii.~ou
illili
No—Interesting
("ll-3'.
\‘i'lioolor
t-I" NorI-IIIbor 3. I
go to the Supromo (‘ourt wbiolIorI-I
way it lR doridod.
’I‘iII- plaintiffs.
pIIIIitod with (i.
twooll .lIIly Li.
tho ditto of
“loud.
I"I-I"I\l\'oIl, bill it ill
'l‘lIo
“'IIH II purluor ill I
iiIo dopouiloru.
Rho wIIII.
Iy youru of ugo.
mm mm"! Rho
DR. BENEDiCTB
hiIl bod III
fnthor III IIoIiIoi.
tiIor—in-luw.
piano. dIoIl.
Dr. llonoIiiI-t had
pneumonia.
when bin \‘I'lifl
limo.
stump tuxos gouornlly
PropriI'Iury lllttiif‘lllt‘ri IIlIoIIlIi
iIo roliovod.
would moIIII II I"I-IlIII~iiIIII of 2‘3 in
“Tim bill for llll‘ digging (If illt‘ Nit"-
tho
would bo piron runsidrruiiou.
MRS. PARSONS A PARTNER?
Depositors Say She Was. Widow Sayn
\VA'l‘EllHl'llY. NoroIIIIII'I' 15x »-
is wide Rlll'Oiltl tutoroeu in tho Irlul of
tho Rllli of Burlow
RRIliIlI-ll lIIIlzII .l
was thgIIII horn boioro .lIIdgo ti. W
IIIId II jury
Iriul will probably oroupy II week.
’i‘ho IIIIII. in II that onso. and illil‘l't‘HiH
ornry dopouitor in tho III-Iruto anIkIII":
onlnblishmont .of (i.
which wont. into (hr hundn of II i'i‘t‘t‘li
ullt‘lzo III thoir oomplnin IhIII thoy III--
8. Parsons & (Io. ho~
18915 and
lliiill. $i!l.llll.ilil. and ni‘ior ()rfobor ii.
l’IIrIIIIIIII‘II
A port of this sum Ibo lli‘lil
:.Iil| dIIII thom Sit.
th-‘Illt‘ 1.». us to IrlII-IIII-I
IGIIZII .I. i‘IIrIuIn. widow III“ (I. S. l’ill'Hilllll.
HiIo ("ontondu IiIIIt IIlIo wuu not.
who loui vory bouvily
Wilf'll lilt" mmpuuy i'uilod.
'l‘hIn murIIiIIIz MI'H.
dIIpoIIiIioII wun roud.
und too fooblo to ill.-
IIII'IIt that hill‘ whu «Ivor illlf'l‘i‘blli‘ll in
tho ill'lll “H II purtuor.
tloII iIII" ilio nppoimmouf of tho I‘I'I"("l\'>
or quI Ibon ‘lutrIIIiIuII-d. IIud Hour)" 'I‘.
I-ItI-IIIimIIn. IIII omponI-I- III IIIo lamb.
with put on Ibo utmul.
will norupr tho outiro duI"
Berle: of Dire. Milfortuncii Affilctn a
Seymour Pit uicinn.
SEYMOUR Novom lf‘i' ZIP-47b", ii‘. A.
lit-nodiot. who llilR iInd ii uoriou of mlII-
foriiInoII during iho punt fow IIIoIIIiIII.
lIIIIt htII I‘ldout IIIIII. iIImlIIioy. yosterduy.
, from oorobrul lII-mmorbhgo.
tor'n trnIIbloII bogun in July.
Hourly dlod from pIIIIomnnlII.
uttond'Iho funeral of his
Edward liquu-I, of
A month lillvl' II non. PIIIIi. broke. hi»
mm In two IIIIIoIIII.
liuwliy hIId ho I"I’"I"o\"I-rod
Three childrou Worn Iii III tiIo IIIIIIIll
7 . l‘IIIII iIIIm IIrnlIo IIIII arm IIIIIIIII.
and III: II rlimur.
' yesterday.
to (ill extout not rquui to the optional
The first of July.
1901 by I
Ibo IIIIIII" III 27. Gobi
Prudento III loom nuggnstu llmi
undI-r misllno Ionditiouu Inuit" moust-
uro "Illilllld ho IIIIIrII uguiusi IliIII dIIiI‘."
inIpoI"".ttIIIIe
Would ho lopislution roIIIIiIIt: IiIoI
tIIo Sonntor
lio (‘\lll'(".\8(‘il Ibo bo :
Mixer SlIIllllIl iIo I".
“in my opinion Ihol
should in" I"I- I
i
l
i
l
I
lIIIIsInIIIdI us II
bom uro not pIIIoIII~.
but only IIIIIIIIIfIII-turrd or pui~up romo
IIlonI"
:10 l
tux on lIIoI"
bo II lorrmowt propo-
illt'
lIill
IIiso ("XIII'Inx-iml
ship subsidy
Suit in Waterbury.
'l‘lioro
of this
\\'lli('ll
liros. A‘" (‘(I..
i’IIrIIIIuII.
roslorduy. Tim
8. Parsons d- (‘n.
Idol. 'l‘ho IIIIIIII- will
Hurlow liroI." & (VI.
Urtobor ii.
Ill‘lllll. $II.
Ililouod Ibnt thoro in
7.99.69.
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To keep a “stiff upper lip" is almost. impossible for an
ailing woman.‘
She doosu' I like to say any thing about. her troubles to
her husband, boonuso she knows tlon will Wotry him.
She knows that. be noodn every minute of his time and
all of his ihgouuit y to hold his position and mako headway
in his business. \ ,/
She wants to help and not. to hinder him. //
Yet. she has those awful szli'iis'iliitflléi of weariuoss and
weakness which, fight as Bill) will, sin) cannot. conquer.
She has headaches and il dreadful bearing-down fooling
which nothing I"olievos.\ISlIe doesn’t; sleep, well, and is
frequently attacked with dizziness.
Sim keeps her troubles to horsoll' as much as possible
and consults the doctor, who doesn't. help her. Then “he
gets discouraged and blue. and after “a good cry,” tells
her troubles to her husbandu [I ,1
Of course, her troubloq are his troubles, but. a man is
always more hopeful than a woman. It is impossible for
him to understand how unbearable are her sousati()ns_
“Now, don't got. the blues.” be suys to her. “ lioop on
with the doctor's medicine and you‘ll be all right. soon.”
She is more cheerfullfor a while after that, but the
medicine doosu’t do hor any good, and the fouling of failure
comes back, bringing the old melancholy and depression of
spirit. or I." "I. ll .l‘llfiillll-i “Pi
Lei". this disconsolate woman turn to Mrs. Pinkham
and she will get". the lIolp she needs. In ovory noighbor-
hood there are women who have been boipod by lit‘l', and
almost every day this paper prints letters from some of
those grateful hearts. II . IW,
If you are ailing and dilcouraged why not. do us those
women have done and get the advice Mrs: I’inkbam so
freely offers to every nudging woman! Her address is
Lynn, Muss. . .
Mrs. Pinkham’ II medicine has It woll-donorvod reputa-
tion for curing the ills that give womon ilIo lllili‘ll. It. (Ivor
comes monstrual irrogulnritios and pain, all IItIIriIIo and
ovarian disorders, and brings the nervous system to a.
normal state. An ideal medicine for women is
Llydla _E. Plnkhhm's
Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. Piukham Cured these Women.
“ Dun Mrs. Pmmu :—I am glad of the
privilege to tell of the great. good your medicine
has done me. i. had inflammation and falling of
the womb and inflammation of ovaries, and was
in great. puin. I took medicine prescribed by;
physician, but it. did me no good. At. int. I heard
of Lydia E. Pinkhnm’s VegetableCompound, and
after using it. faithfully. I am thankful to say I
am owoll woman. I would advise all suffering
women toscok advice of Mrs. Pinkhum. I rennin
“w .. aaiucere friend of Mrs. Pinkham and her Vego~
table CompoIInd.“-MRS. G. H. CHAPPELL.
-J Grant Park,ili.
‘" Dmu .\I III-I. PIXIIIIAII: — I‘or yours I had sufforod with painful men-
an uni Ian I \t' I v month. At. the ho inning of menstruation it. \\ as impos-
billit' fm mo III sIund up for more t up five minutes. i felt. so miserable.
(Inc (ii I. II littlo book of 3ours was thrown into my home and I sntrih
dot. ii and mud it. i then got. some of Lydia E. Pinkham'l Vezotnio
Compound IIIId I.i\ er l’iils. I cum heartily any thntto- day l fool like a.
III II \\IIIllllll and shall nlwov II raise the Vegetable (ompound for what
it b: l\ door for me. "—— MRS. M RGARET ANDERSON, 60 Maple Street,
Lcu won. .llo.
“ DEAR him. PINRHAII :—-I cannotpmise your
medicine enough. When I wrote to you last
winter I won all discouraged. I had torribla"
pains in my back and hides and folt- so Weak. I
did as you diredlod and now feel like a new ‘wo-
man. When my babe was born. lubor WM very
short and l have a large healthy child. which we
feel assured in the result. of my taking Lydia E.
Plukhlm’s Vegetnblo Compound. 1 «mod ten
bottles of your medicino and two boxes of Liver
Miles. I beg of you to uccept my thanks for what
you have done for me. i would advise every
wmunn in 3 pregnant condition to take your
modioinc. nu itia such aholp during labor. and
mulII-II u. utrong. healthy ohild.”-——MR8. W. A.
BECKER, SlIennngo. Po.
NRRS.W.A.BE(KE
“ DI"..III Mus l’INIIII III :—-l I-IIIffrrrd for cavern] younwith fallin of
(I... wuzaill. \iuu lrt-uII-Il in" homo of'tlIII bout. doctors in the city. but I. my
{'Iiil- "Ii iIII lllt‘ lilt' AiiI-I" taking six. bottlru of L ("I E. Pinkhnm’s V029-
tublo Compound. l um [I \‘H' l-l womub. 'l‘ he pa n in my buck has loft mo
IIflor lllillliR‘ Ibo Ht mud bottle. Your modicino has done foI mo wlmttho
IIIIoIIu II I IIIIld not do. and i wish all who no troublI-Ii wltb (IIIIIIIIII weak.
nous IIIiulIt. LIIIIII" its IIIII".tlI‘ H—MRS BARAH HOLSTLIN ,‘8 Davis Block.
Gorhum bib, Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Johnson In helped through «Change of Life."
“ DIIIII Mun. i‘I INKIIAM :wI send you this loitor to publish for the
honofli. o"iotiIoIII. I wan Ilt'lf for about. nine your» to that. i could not, do
my work. For three months 1 mm in bed and
could notuit up long though Iohlvo my had made.
lhnd flvo different Ilm tornuntl all Mid thorn “no
no mm for mo. My Ironblo was chat: (I of life.
I suffered with ulceration of tho wom I. pain in
nidon. kidnoy and stomach trouble, backache.
homincho untldizzimbh. llmml of your rome-
dlon Imd hogan thoirum. Ilfithotimel had taken
eight bottles of Lydia E. Ilkhllll'l Vegetable
Compound. two of tho Blood Purifier. four boxe-
of l Ivor l‘IIIII, and usod four plelmgt’n of Sanutivo
Wash I wait woll and strong and it. like anew
person. My rot-awry in II rfoci. nut-prim to
everybody that knew me. bore in no need of
Women nuffcrinu III) much if they would take
our romodiI-II for thoy are a sure euro. ”“3138.
EHARWI‘TE JOHNSON. Manolo”. (lilo.
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ill" IanII tummy of tho mtlmnniu to um I» are oonatahti
thtlui Notional "a” limit of Lynn Mum
loony per-on who can show that in- chart- mum uni-Isa
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