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Suggestions How to Find
Suffering.
Should a Girl Marry
| a Man to Reform Him ?
By Caroline,
SHORT while
RIODS
Relief from Such
ago a girl came to me for advice, saying that she was
deeply in love with a man and he with her
it
Bhe wanted to know
she should
Heo great
Bhe felt and he
temptation, but he added that with
at
marry him
DINNER GOWNS, wae a lover of liquor and often drank Lo excess
The
yidered crepe de ch >
fee {2 a matter
the groom The
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| the amount
{ this
amount of the clergy
with
is
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hadn't
her to sir
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n vogue today, and man
smallest
up in thi
handsome. The
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models amount
any temptation
mod ‘
made material are
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she threw
s his threat
yvthing have
girl
man with any Indeed
much more than
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and loved
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in an envelope and given to the
it man should
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periodical suffering, it
be { { nature
shoul i
somet
set ght
rangement
ism
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have t
Pinkhan
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from distr
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weaknesses and d
The two fol
vincingly what Lydi:
Vegetable
women, they cannot fai
to thousands of sufferers.
Miss Nellie Holmes of 540 N. Davi
sion Street, Buffalo, N Y., writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkbam
“ Your medicine is indeed an ideal medicine
for women. [suffered mis ry for years with
painful periods, headaches, and »
mains i sonsulted two differsnt § ician FOUSDESS, leep ie melancholy ke ' ; : i nea mind a yl to love. hono { ‘
ut failed to get any relief dias 9 Hes : Gime
the East advised me t
bam's Vegetable Ce )
no longer suffer as | did bet
are natural: every ache and pain is g
my general health is © 5
advise all women who suff
E Pinkham's Y :
Mrs. Tillie
writes:
Cear Mrs. Pinkham
“1 might bave have
owing
3 V1 1 ¥ "oe $e
Pinkham's en women are
for i
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to bring hope
lency),
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general del
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faintness
, excitabill irrity ity
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Hefuse to buy any
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Don't hesitate to write to Mrs.
Pinkham if there is anything
about your sickness von do not
understand She will treat you
wrotable
Hart,
~a Selecting ao Home
with kindness and her advice is — in the Country
free. No woman ever regretted WW .
F e. WW. . re
months of suffering and writing her and she has helped Clement Moore,
known of the efficacy Lydia E | t thousands. Address Lynn, Mass . : ; “ ‘ , ; 9 ny ta 3 RiTY 18 RTOW
Ask Mrs. Pinkham's Advice -A Wemen Best Understands a Woman's tis. u t U
a a a ED BEFORE WOMAN'S PISTOL
MILK How Mrs. Reader Fut
of
Stop to Impu-
dence Peruvian,
All His HalreScratrhe ! Till Blowd
Han-Grateful M Tella of
His Cure by Cuticura Vor 5.
Lost
her
have not enough
There is a fine
ity to take or jors f
Bronze
covers,
Bronze
port, ( )
aeas, and they offer very
Someone should write th
me
ete,
Company, 39% 1
numents
yan, it
Anticipated Hegre t,
husband had d
her
SAVAGERY
who
SAVAREry
Laisa in
Paris,
Gazetle Mme
barbarian In
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Corlyle
Her
denly,
to comfort
tentively and
cheerful, but suddenly she
“All you've told me is
I'm sure I
waz Thomas said
can w
Brit
order
and friends were yman 10 K 10 Gap a ¥ } 1
/ : te Wait] ita sania 4 alcin +
1} at f » { 3 } 3: EON § NW aAxin ©
her. She listened very ish ire aa I i 4 re, work
| Sarah exemplifies
boudoir of her
he Pt
-nhardt is a perfect
rr relracted Bernhard!
And he
that she
seemed to be ing in the interest of and directly or indirectly in the pay of those
who have an interest adverse to the
business so that it will be concentrated in the final days of the
session, and everything will be killed
more :
' . et Yi
out. was not the only ad. Sometit natesy in
but
Hv
cried iu y He § .
s the men fitted art) shurg public, is to manipulate the
Cory $ i men Jia G rea gems
trae,
shall never love my warehouse, leaving the idea
ond husband weh as I did the
first.” Lippincott's.
as in
FITSpermaunntiveared, oO its of
pass after first day's uss of Dr. Kline's Great
Kervelestorer, §2trial bottieand treatise [ree
Dr... bn. Eris, Ltd, 13) Areh »t, Phila, Pa
Arabian he
age in battle.
races Show rema
Mrs. Wingiow's Soothing syrup for Children
teathing softensthegums reducesinfiamma-
tion alleys pain cures wind colic 25¢. a bottis
Hundreds of millions « Lars are annu
ally spent in advert g
i
my life threo years ago — Mrs. Taoxas Ros-
Erte, Maple st. Norwich, X.¥., Feb, 17,1990
The earliest known cook
printed in Venice in M475
b BOK
To Provent Chapped Hands,
much annoyed in winter
hands. :
Soap for dish washing and toilet purposes,
Dry the hands thoroughly each time after
they have been in water and rab with a
little oatmeal -water or some good lotion,
Evrzaxon RB. Parzen,
with
The only Englishman who ever became
Pope was Adrian IV
Iteh cared in 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion; pever [ails Sold by
D te. Mail orders promptly filled
by Dr. Detehon, Crawfordsville, nd. #1.
Few Russian {rains travel at a faster
rate than twenty-two miles an hour.
Duy oF # Charokes Remedy of Sweet Gur and
Mullen is Nature s y
t remedy ~Cures Coughs,
Colds, and Consum y all throa
and lung troubles. At druggists, 2e., 0c, and
1.00 per bottle,
Every upathaminnte baby wears baw! gowns
from the start.
t
field
no
1
ana
the dangerous 1nd a clear
When she
one in sight
there
ish porters,
gympathetic twin
Mrs
helpless
wan
ten #1}
it Cif &5¢8
meeting which, Reader
only sink down
hier and put up her pistol
with
Plausibie
The great detect
moned to the plumber’
“f can't
dumber
Theory.
had
yee
ve beon
understand It" said
“The young man has
fn my employ for the last three
4 1 have always found him b
and trustworthy. But three
{ sent him to collect a bill in the sule
urbs and he has failed
since Now, what do you
that?"
“On,” replied the gd. sy
think you have any cause for alarm
He was probably paid in small bi is
and is still counting the ni to
make sure that the amount is cor
rect.”
davs
to gid
ey
His Father Was Athlete,
Dr. Dudley of Abington, Mass,
tells this story of his man David and
his housekeeper. who had great con.
fidence in all that David =ald and did:
One day David was in the barn, do
ing something which caused a visitor
to say: “You're quite an athlete,
aren't you?”
“Well, yes,” replied David; where
upon the housekeeper, who stood
near, said: “Why, 1 thought you
told me you was Scotch”
“Well,” sald David, “my mother
was Scotch, but my father was athe
lete.”
handsome J¢
friend of the
Mariborouga
coronet
famous
arder
have a
C—O IO SNES ANIA, 1
10s coronel Was
was t s a ugusted
really
ex
suelo is
ske at the
for coronet
the
may see and
Tiffany ereatior marvelous
opy faithfully drawn lo the very fold
strawber joaf-—-a coronet
diamonds, sham
and worth
of the
in imitation
and false emeralds
The
Since the jewelry
factor reckoned
women guarding
and more
about $650 imitation stones are
of the finest
become a be
to
are
has
with, :
their jewels as themselves
and more are locking their treasures
up In safety deposit vaults, where
once in a while they can go and gaze
noon them,
gociets
HRIDEGROOM'S DUTIES.
fhe host man and ushers dress as
nearly as possible like th» groom--
wearing large boutonnieres went them
by the ¥'ide Their hats should be
eared fot by the sexton or his assist.
ant at the church and given to them
fn the vestibule as they leave the
building.
The bridegroom's duties before the
wedding are to eall upon the clergy:
man and arrange with him about the
wedding and also secure the marriage
onventionall
Her
mung in royal pur
peacock plumes
bed is a canopy
anspon silk taken directly
from silkworm cocoon. A great
splash of crimson satin, in the form
of a adorns the center. The
kung in old tapestries, and
of the hanging are
tiny monkey skulls,
whith are illumin-
{i with lights,
i “divine Sarah” has parted with
| her pet tiger, and now has for a com:
| panion a large and ugly baboon, whose
oars have been plerced ®o that they
may carry large rings of solid gold.
| Bernhard is said to look as young as
{ahe did twenty years ago. Her face
ia without wrinkles, and her step is
as spry and her manner as vivacious
a: when she first electrified her na
tive city as an aciress.
FASHION NOTES.
The black and the white satins, the
former trimmed with lace and cut
steel or gold, are most simple in con
struction, while the beauty of mater
fal and trimmings would make the
gown notiesdle everywhere,
Once again graceful trains are seen
on all house gowns and afternoon cos:
tumes--not in exaggerated length.
Soft white taffeta, white net rib
bon embroidery in the tiniest of flow:
ers and all sorts of soft material are
used for the ball gowns for the debu
tantes.
lefiance of all Ie
iin
regarding color schemes
leeping room is
i
{ pile picked out wilh
sade of
the
ghieid,
are
interstices
w
after mr of
eye gockels of
electric
“hie
is to load
with
the
conditions
bill,
and
the passage of
incidents fatal
discussion
The great
lation.
render
have legislative assemblies
become subject matier for
people are no longer demanding legis
the rates for the services which they
to be let alone. The result is that we
and National-—in which men, who in
are certain to reveal his crime.
No books are kept which some day
rong
Diving Bell of 200 Years Ago.
It was nearly 200 years ago that
Rdward Halley constructed what is
oftesi referred to as the first diving
been much like that which was ued
in the pres=nce of Charles V.
The principles of the diving bell is
simple. An inverted jar if sunk in
the water retains alr at its top; and
if there is encugh alr men may live
and breathe and work there, and keep
dary.
Dr. Halley's diving bent was a large
wooden chamber, open at the bottom,
and loaded there with lead to pre
vent it from iurning in the water.
Pleces of glass set in the roof furnish.
ed light. Air was supplied by aa ir
gentous method: for leaded casks full
of air were sent down, bung down:
ward, Tipping ‘the barrel, water
would rush into it and drive out the
Air to the man in the bell chamber.
At the depth of thirty-three feet the
air is compressed to half its former
bulk, and the bell is therefore at that
depths filled full with water; and as
the depth increases $0 do the com
pression and the ptassure.—Technical
World Magazine,
———————— HA SUDAN IS
Parisian Pet Dog Market.
Word from Paris tells that the pet
dog market is booming. There never
vas a better season save M. Aaron, a
well-known dealer, and among the
most numerous purchaser of Papil
jons, toy spaniels and Poms are Am
erican women ready to embark for
home, What is most fashionable in
pet dogs is, according to the dealer,
what contrasts best with the dark
color of feminine apparel donmed for
the oolder weather,
The clock in Exeter Cathedral,
BEogladd is 700 years old.