SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
How Mrs. Reed of Peoria, IIL,
Escaped The Sur-
geon’s Knife,
Peoria, Ill. — “1 wish to let every one
I suffered.
knife.
bought me Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound, and
§ healthy woman. For
months 1 suffered
from inflammation, and your Sanative
Wash relieved me. I am glad to tell
anyone what your medicines have done
for me. You can use my testimonial in
any way you wish, and 1 will be glad
to answer letters.”’— Mrs. CHRISTINA
REED, 105 Mound St., Pecria, IIL
Mrs. Lynch Also Avoided
Operation.
Jessup, Pa.—‘‘ After the birth of my
fourth child, I had severe organic inflam-
mation. I would have such terril.le pains
that it did not seem as though I could
stand it. This kept up for three long
months, until two doctors decided that
an operation was needed.
““Then one of my friends recommended
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetabie Com-
wand and after taking it for two months
was a well woman.” — Mrs. JOSEPH A.
LyNcH, Jessup, Pa.
Women who suffer from female ills
should try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta-
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ful remedies the world has ever known,
before submitting to & surgical opera
tion.
[Chest Pains
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Sloan’s Liniment is an
cellent remedy for
throat aff
relieves congestion and in-
flammation. A few drops
in water used as a gargle is
antiseptic and healing.
Here's Proof
“1 have used Sloan's Liviment for
years and can testify to its wonderful
efficiency. | have used it for sore throat,
croup, lame back and rheumatism a
in every case it gave instant relied.”
REBECCA JANE ISAACS,
Lucy, Kentucky.
SLOANS
LINIMENT
is excellent for sprains and
bruises. It stops the pain
at once and reduces swell-
ing very quickly.
Sold by all dealers.
Price, 25¢., 850¢., $1.00
Sloan's
Treatise
on the
Horse
sent free,
ex-
chest and
cuions. It quickly
Address
Dr.
Earl §. Sloan
MEXICAN
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the pores, then wipe dry. Apply Mustan
Liniment and pul it in we of severa
minutes. Put on old stockings to keep the
feet warm and go to bed ext bod An
vou will be rendy for a day's tramp. Re-
peat treatment every night for a week.
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Readers ii
buy anythi
advertised in its columns shoul
insist upon having what they ask for,
refusing all substitutes or imitations,
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FROM THE
STATE CAPITAL
Information and Gossip From
Eamristurg.
————
a
Blight Methods Lauded.
The closing sessions of the Chest
called by
{ nut Tree Blight Conference,
that
States
the United
and the C
dian Government, could devise a
form method to fight the tree
ended here with the adoptioa of
olutions strongly supporting the
tem adopted by the
Chestnut Blight Commission and
ing appropriaticns States
the Governments.
The final meeting
professional difference
eatry authorities and charges that
A. Murrill, assistant director of the
New York Botanical Garden, was
playing what looked like politics
made by 1. CC. Williams, Deputy State
Forestry Commissioner, brought an
angry retort the New Yorker,
Williams charged that Murrill,
was one of the first to get
the campaign against blight,
against the of
plan that he
letters of the
this
ithe Governor
BO
| States, various ana
uni
pest
res
BYS
urg
by the and
livened by
for
Ww
WARES en
hetween
from
who
into
had
the
Een
the
favoring
He
in advance
make
plotted
Pennsyly
had sent
convention, tending
State's efforts ric
Murrill replied that he
inaugurated
but
proceeding cautiously,
not vet known thor
deemed
public
be
ania said
out
to
liculous
had not tried
to asperse the work by
Key
that it was not
as the
oughly
inadvisable
the stone State, that he felt
blight is
lence and he
to spe
vs bel
couia
tO s«
money
na
when the result not definite
State Camp.
tional Guard
classes of about
nave
twenty mer
ConGitions exactly
regular encampments
is prebable that the time will
and 7
be
poin
between June and an an
nouncement will fort
regaraging
il be held
ICOmIng soon
the where the camp
Aspire to Senatorship.
Two
petitions
members of the last [louse
be
nominations here
fled to candidates for
Senatorial They are
Pottaville.
and Robert
Newcastle, Lawrence
Representative nom
Archer
James
James N Hunter, of
Schuylkill County District,
L. Wallaee,
County District
inating petitions filed
H. Read, Democrat,
f. Corran and Benjamis
der, Republicans, Pittsbu
Allegheny: Samuel L Dem
ocrat, Dickevs Mountain, Fulton
Charles W. Sheldon, Republican, Ti
oga, Tioga, and Daniel 1. leechan,
Democrat, Pittston, Third Luzerne
were
Clearfield;
H
rh,
Simpson,
Alexan
Sixth
Cutaiar Pardon,
Wit
State
hout assigning any the
Board Pardons
that it had held under ady
application for pardon Alphonzo
Cutaiar, Jr., of Philadelphia, who has
been in prison gince 1886 for the mur
der in 1878 of his Mrs. Johanna
The act means that the
may not be a: upon for a
and no one can will
ouicome
reason
announced
the
of
isement
of
aunt,
ion
casy ted
month
be the
tell what
Celebration of Removal of Capital.
has
celebrate
of
in
the
A movement been started
this city April 1
100th anniversary actual
moval of the State capital to Harris
burg. Prior April, 1812, the cap
ital of Pennsylvania was in Lancaster,
whither it had been from
Philadelphia The Governor and va
rious State officials will be invited to
co-operate with Harrisburg officials in
making the occasion notable.
to on
the re
to
removed
Many Nominating Papers.
Nominating petitions are flying in
Harrisburg these days and it is ex
pected that many will be filed at the
Capitol within a few days. Augustus
Wildman, who is strongly backed for
the Republican nominations
for the House, will enter his papers
soon, as will Ira J. Mosey, Repub
lican,
crat,
road men in the House.
To Order Plans For Armory.
The State Armory Board
of infantry at Pottsville.
mer.
Deputy Attorney-Generzl Jesse E.
B. Cunningham, when he learned of
the action of tne Supreme Court
which refused to grant a change of
venue in the Coatesville lynching
cases, sald that the Commonwealth
would go right ahead with the cases
in Chester county. “The Common-
wealth hag done all it can to take the
cases into some other county and the
action of the Supreme Court ends our
efforts in that direction.” he said
00PS ARE READY
Killing of Americans.
WILL ALSO BE REINFORCED.
Mest Vigerous Policy Yet Adopted By
Government the Mexican
Trouble—Orders Sent To
All Army Posts.
In
that no
rificed
Mexi-
Washington Determined
more American lives shall be sac
as a result of fighting on the
can border, the Presldent ordered the
United States troops ale ng the Rio
Grande to be reinforced and gave
warning that firing into American ter-
ritory must be stopped, even though
it be necessary to cross the boundary
line to enforce compliance
The order, the
has gone out from
in the present situation,
after a conference hetweer
Tal, Secretary of War
Acting Secretary of Silat
Ww ile n
In addit
ment of
of field
orders w
sweeping that
‘a
WW 5
most
the te House
ued
President
Btin
was #2
IsOn
ion to sending
infantry and
artillery to th
ere issued
through
men
manders
hold their in readis
it a moment's notice
Army Establishment Prepared
acute situat
the offect
h nt
snment
fier Que
poross the line
fighting dn
at several towns slong
A neutral zone
be insisted
CEaARe
ring the
HUPpOL
must
States Intends
The
teries A
Art
inforcements and
Paso from San Ant
Troops Resting On Their
have practically
their arms for
ff a8 if the seri
twenty
fiat
Bat
Field
lery will
Armg
Troops been rest.
ing on £65
past i
tion of affairs
The Army
ago completed
ilization, and it we
ho
and
Nee ESs
result «
below the interns
line War College
time plane for &
} ss iat ’ se
mob ik Lf a Ia
of only a few urs to
on a8 rain
“maneuver di
ready
vis!
Aim To Prevent Interv
The
mean
Government's final
ention.
mobilizat
intervention It i
effort
There can
except by auth
Mr. Taft may
to Congress
ing
Administrations
shaped
altack on
present
intervention
vention
ETegs
IT eREage
He is consult
The
PEDO
on th
fo
Ane
ally
for any
Mexico
ASKS MADERO TO RESIC
Emilio Gomez Would Like To Mave
the Job.
Tex. Em
has wired President
San Antonio,
Gomez
Mexico
render the
and prevent further 1
growth the revolution n
Comez has been advanced as a
dential possibility by the Vasquista
volutionists
we
from here asking hi
presidency of the «
i oGehed and
ment
pres]
of
ie in Mexico
1 KILLED, 1 HURT BY DYNAMITE.
Virginians Victims Of a Premature
Explosion In Pennsylvania,
Pottsville, Pa iy the
explosion of a blast of
B. Wilmot, of Elkins, W. Va.
intendent for a construction c«¢
which has a contract for a ra
extension near here, was killed and K
J. Robertson, of Dany
nature
nD
rupees -
mpan;
pre:
¢! dynamite,
ilroad
ile, Va. was
Roosevelt and Harmon Lead.
Rochester, N. Y.--The Evening!
Times, of this city, has just taken a |
card, on |
resulted |
in a decisive majority for Mr. Roose
velt as the Republican candidate and |
for Mr. Harmon as the choice of the |
The returns in detail |
Roosevelt, 318; Taft,
Hughes, 136; La Follette, 20;
Harmon, 58; Wilson, 56; Clark, 56;
Bryan, 47; Foss, 13; Underwood, 6.
AOA
Wilson For Local ‘Option.
Washington.—*1 am in favor of
local option. 1 am a thorough be
liever in local self-government and be
lieve that every self-governing com
munity that constitutes a social unit
should have the right to control the
matter of the regulation or the with.
holding of licenses,” is an extract
from a letter of Gov, Woodrow Wil
son to Rev. Thomas B. Shannon,
superintendent of the AntiSaloon
League in New Jeersey, given out at
Wilson headquarters here,
Weekly Review of Trade and
Market Reports.
a=
Bradstreets' says:
fmprovement {8 the
characteristic of the weck's
reports. Demand is expanding
betterment is extending to those
been par-
"Cumulative
shief
heretoiore
quiet. As the pace is
only steady, but it seems to be con
sistent and conservative optimism
developing at a greater Mall
order concerns done very well,
tendency to buy in small
trade In ary goods, wearing
shoes, groceries and other es
sentiais reflects the influences of slow
but steady improvement Cotton
goods continue to gain io strength as
regards prices, one after another
being jacked up pre-
gent better aspects,
“Even the South h responded
the improved undertone of things,
content is dis ing, especially
from the larger though some of
the smaller centers are suffering
from a paucity of business
“WwW heat,
{from the
for
{ 1shels,
:
yet
is
rate
have
and
line
ag orcer LOOKS
as 10
dis
appear
ities
gli
including flour, ors
United States and
week aggregate 2.0
against K16,458
<,180,021 this
for the
is, against 1.452
028,198 in 1611
ex]
{= pr
anaca
the $9,137
week
Corn
jant
and week last year
are 1,532,566
04% last
Wee K
xT ris
exports
Ween
Wholegge Marzets
' YORK. Wheat
Firm,
Weak, I
spec
prints, extra, 5
Steady Pennsyl
arby firsts, { c,
do current
sulter
Creamery als,
pearby b 4.
Eggs
other ne¢
and
+ per
$10.60
$10.80
receipts, f «
Case receipis,
Western
irre
case; firsts, { c,
Case do «¢
0 per
ve Poultry
case
14G 15¢;
young
144
¥
:
Quiet, fowls,
id roosters, 10@1vig; do
taggy, 11@12; spring
ib: ke, 16G 17; geese,
keys, 14@ 15
chickens,
i14@ 18
aud tu
IALTIMORE
February, 99895,
pominal, May,
Corn--Spot and
March, 708; April,
Butter—Creamery,
ory, 32@ 33;
creamery. in
reamery, prints
Chege-— We
bh 18@18%c
Eggs—Maryiand,
earby firsts, 34¢;
Vest Virginia firsts,
rete, 33, guinea eggs
rated and recandled
higher
Live
and
101
Wheat Spot
nominal, March,
103% nomi
“La
«4
fe Y
{ cream
good,
yr
G28;
O«
ancy, 34;
creamery,
nitat
choice,
jon 2
1@32;
quote, 3 ng lots, per
Penneylvania and
Western 24;
34; Southern
16@ 17 Re
CERS L@ 1c
firsts
Chickens
heavy, l4¢; do, old hens,
nedium, 13; do, young, choice,
io, rough, staggy and poor,
id roosters, R@S Ducks White
ngs, 16@17¢c: do, muscovy, 14@G
do, puddle, 14@ 15 Nearby,
Western and Southern, 11@
Kent Island, 15. Turkeys
Choice hens, 1%¢; do, young gobblers,
i%: do, old toms, 16; do, small and
poor, 10& 12
Dressed Poultry-—Scalded, undrawn,
head and feet on-—-Turkeys, choice,
20¢; do fair to good, 38 @19%; do, rough
to poor, 11@G14 ‘hickens—Cholce,
roung, 156@16; do, old and mixed, 14
g156: do, old roosters, 10. Ducks
L@ 18. Geese — Nearby, 13@14c;
Old hens
emall to
15@ i6;
10@ 12; do,
Poultry
Peki
15;
3c;
ie: do,
Geese
do,
"
-Large, 7 1b and over,
nedium, 18@ 20; do,
S@17.
21@22 do,
CHICAGO.~
ern steers $4856 7; stockers and
feeders, $3.80@ 6.10; cows and heifers,
$2.10@6.15; calves, $5.75@G 5.25.
Hogs Light, $58086.20; mixed,
85. 90@ 6.27%; rough, $6590@G 6.06; pigs,
$425@ 0.80; bulk of sales, $€.05@ 6.20.
SBheep-—Native, $3.25@ 4.50; West
srn, $3.60Q485; yearlings, $3.75
76; lambs, native, $4.25@ 6.75; “West.
an, $4.600 6.75.
ss
NEW YORK. Dressed beef quiet, §
@12¢c
Calves—Veals, $7@10.76; cuils, $5
@3.80; Dbarnyards and Westerns
nominal. Dressed calves firmer; eity
dressed veals, 11% @16c; country
Iressed, 10% G12.
For Infants and Children.
ALCOHO
Opium Morphine
Pnguin Seed -
Alx Senna «
Kochelle Sully -
Anise Seed
Fw»
: pe
*
A perfec
oe
ERED BREN
a i
sof
nor Mineral
—
b
Exact Copy of
ROWE
Vsappes.
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Your
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winter overcoat
0 me
"But |
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own it
didn’t
thig cafe
is very familiar
Givem-—How
Willie 1
it like the crocus
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m
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tell On every Boilie
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form. For grows
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Whether from Colds
Nervous Tro
It's higwnid pleasant to
sicily. Try I. he. Be
slores
We often wonder
would do for a living
ly was a fool killer
ka' CAFPI DINE
Bomach or
e will relieve You
acts in
is Bal urug
De
weet
what
if there
lawyers
actual
Take
om Tt
LAXATIVE BRROMO
iste refund money 17 It
Many a flowery
nipped in the bud by
tive andience
Quinine Tablets
cure. BW
we
has been
a nonapprecia-
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
THE CENTAUR GOW NEw YORE ITY.
The Wretchedness
of Constipation
Can quickly be overcome by
CARTER’S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS.
P ured Ve "BE 12
— CY 81 ure iy
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iver. Cure
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SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE,
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Shoes, Satchels,
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Straw Hats, Leg-
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pever to wear or rub off,
EVERLASTING BLACK DYE
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IN NORFOLE OO.
baila orchard,
BRINKIVIL Box
98-1912.
W. N. U, BALTIMORE, NO.
The trouble lies
for motherhood.
almost painless.
It Makes Weak
as good."
Ri
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race nr
£59. 3nd,
ios
do more work ;
a better Milk and Batter:
epEs, and all as well an
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Kalsers to
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