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' companion of «men: Emlllano 23px»
98 Out of Every
_ . Benefited
100 Women
An Aboolutely Reliable Statement '
important to Every Waman
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Remarkable Results Shown 1337 a Na tier: t
Wide Canvass of Women Furohasers of ’ '
Lydia E. :Pinkham’ 3 Vegetable Compound.
50 5000 W omen Answea' -
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Forsorne times circular has been
enclomd with Each bottle of our
medicine hearing this question:
“Have you received benefit from
takin gLydia E. Pinkharn’ s Veg-
etable Compound?”
; Replies, to date, have been re—
ceived from over 50,000 women
answering that question.
98” 1:51th which say YES.
WWWSS out ofevery
.‘ 190mg: who takethemefi-
- , one for the ailments for which
by it.
Thisia a most remarkable record '
V «of efficiency. We doubt it um;
,nt—lner medicine in the world
._ equals 1t.
_,_'I-‘hink of it——oifly two women
Voutof lOOreoeiVed no benefit.—
98 Suwanee mat a possible 100.
Did you ever hear of anything
like it? We mun admit that
, we, ourselves, are astonished.
“Suelnevfluneeshouldmduoe
iturecommended are benefited - l i
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everywoman ff
peculiar to horse: to hyLydiEuE. Sam
, Compomd andseenfshecantheoneo‘lheas .
um LYDIA E. PINKHAu memento COqumlhes. '
-It’ s relialfility and‘ recognized ' '
Of course we kn 0'" that our mcd— A
icine does benefit thclarge ma 0:" _ l
ity of Women x» ho take it. at ' L
{liar only two out of 109 received ,
no benefit is *most astonishing. *
It only goes to prove, hm”
that a medicine specialiZed {or
certain definite uilmCms—not a
cure all—~oaethat rs made by the . .
mostscieuéific memes, eotfmm .
drugs, but {may a combination
of nature’ stout: rootsand herbs, can
and a”: do more good than
hastily prepared prescriptions.
You sec, We have been makig: I
Wndréfiningthis m
inoculat- over 59 years until it is
so perfect undue M well adapted to
women’ 3 needs that it Oactually
has the virtue to benefit , 08 out of
every IGO-t'omen r. ho ta {c it.
cEiciency has gained' to: it asale
m a most every country in the
world—leading all others.
Must with outlays designed to ex-
’3. hot summer has often been known
subsided, the fie was strewn, with
millions of lite, a fish like a col!
but attaining a weight of 50 pounds
cover the cause of the strange Pl!!!-
1'0? 1m sullen, and estimated that an
am of 75,000 square miles was cov-
covered l ."~the storm had brought».
icebergs tts' truth,- and the cone
sequent great cold had proved too
much for the fish accustomed as they
were to warnier waters. The cod has
an objection to sudden changes or:
emulate. and it put in colder Water
than that to whlch ll: lg accustomed.
will be numbed, ' .
been tried to 'uccllmatlze English sal-
mon in Tosmunla. but the dltference
in temperatures has caused those ex-
periments to full.
’ Cougars and pllchnrds have died
from cold of! the Cornish coast. and
the onCe plentiful boar-fish have never
been seen in the shallow waters of
Cornwall since rv’lolent easterly 8313
blow in 1879. ‘
ms éGlFT or mumum
Romantic story of CII‘IDM'I’BPICGl“;
Now Proper-trot: Popular >
Spanish Dancer.
One of the most romantic sun-rivals
of the Mexican revolution ls the story.
or the bracelet or Carlbttn.
Carlotta. daughter of the klng‘ era
the Belgians. was the devoted wife of
Maximilian wnbm Louis Napoleon
placed on the throne 0! Mexico. and
who, after establishing himself in im-
pedal grandeur was defeated by the
republican troOps under Juarez. and
wllh two of his general: eramon and
“9113. was executed by a firing squad
on the Inn of Lou Cumpauas In 1867.
The bracelet was an exqulslte affair
of gold given by the emperor to Car-
lotta at the time of their marriage,
When Carlotta left Mexico the brace-1
let was given by her to one of her
ladies-ln—walting. But, In the flight
from Mexico it was lost. It dld not
to drive her-rings ilnd £0018 W319“
or more. A vessel was sent to~dls-’
nomenon. .It plowed straight aheédj "
we‘red with dead fishes. It- was dis-3-
nppeur mm. ‘us for as known. until
1914. when it was seen by an Ameri-
mn adorning the wrist or a woman
m‘s generals. This general shortly
afterward killed the woman in a fit
of jealousy and the bracelet was taken
from him later by the Amerlcan. The
bracelet. now adorns the gvrlet or i
very bmutn‘ul’ Spanish dim -, 1:43;:
n diplomat. "ln uppreclulmn of} her
am" ' '
Quakerlsm in Maryland.
The spread of Quakerlsm in Mary-
land was characteristic of the quict
zeal \l'ilh which the promotion of the
faith was made. Maryland‘s mission-
ary minister of the sea Wus‘uswunnu.
Elizalve‘lh llunls u lm visa: for} Virginia
In 165:", :llld returned to London in the
follnuin; xearufzertourinc the (‘Losrh
,pvulte shore; (13mm? her mm'erta'
fit-burr ('lal‘llsnn, distributed a slam
mom of hunks concerning the flop-
lr‘mt-s or the Friends among his neigh-
hfil‘s.‘fln‘l lav 14372 (new wew hummus»
roshloms or the, Chesapeake» shore who
knew xlw principles or the Friends: ’
("looms Fox. visiting Hammad“ that
your. noted that and meeting on the,
Elston: Shore fliers were so many
bouts passing upon the flue! “that it ~
wus almost like the Thlfines.
5“ . ,. Ornamental We
The subarctic {geopte from tho-
‘trouenv tundra wear in snugly fitting
elude the cold as well as to conserve
the lie-at. Although the utilitarian
8162 is the essential feature. and one
or the twenty or more little met-cs
used hi the construction of the bonnet
are necessary to make the shape, the
people who wear llrls headgear have
udapmd ornament..tlou to its limita-
tions. Fur is the basic material: but
there are effective inserts of different
colored "strips of lonelier, sweet
which are woven with leaflets: of h
contrasfing 511339.11! Introdum
brlght colors they depend almost tau-if
lively on quill work, although oc-
casionally hits of trade clothes used. ’
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odd and Inwmflm '
Geophuglsts. as-
oulled, have been known
earliest times. Some- m
India and other 1
been sought by file "
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