Le Mars Semi-Weekly Post (Newspaper) - April 6, 1900, Lemars, Iowa Every Tuesday and EQUAL RIGHTS TO ALL AND SPECIAL TO VOLUME LE APRIL 6, 1900. INTELLIGENCE FROM ALL HALL TO BE REBUILT K A M S A S CITY WILL ERECT ' G R A N D E R S T R U C T U R E. An Army o f Men Put to Work t he Morning F o l l o w i n g t h e Fire n g Away t h e S m o u l d e r i n g Debris of t h e Other Kansas Bright and early on tho morning of April 5 an army of men set to w o r k clearing away Iho smouldering debris of the convention preparatory to immediate rebuilding for the Democratic national convention of On every hand is expressed a determination to arise to the and not only hall that helped make Kansas City but erect In Its place a still grander Almost every prominent business man appointed himself a of and started out soliciting funds that will assure a suitable for the Democratic and every ' energy will bo bent toward fulfilling tho pledges made to tho national committee at Washington Feb. 22. M O R E L I K E W A R and J a p a n Continue rations for H o s t i l i t i e s. The ominous preparations of tho and The Russians aro making strenuous efforts to fill Port Arthur even at panic importing quantities of wheat from north Japanese have called out the naval reserves for servico ( luring the approaching when the will bp While the tono of the press is exceedingly moderate and It Is quite evident that the thinking Japanese arc impressed by the of the situation regarding 8in. It certainly looks now us if was something serious in tho persistency in occidental press has been Insisting on war between two countries as impending in the near In tho last few days i t has been that the Kussian method of insinuation has been applied to Korea in tho usual court W H Y LEARY IS R E L I E V E D He i s t o C o m e Homo a t H i s Own R e q u e s t To set at rest stories that have been fn circulation to tho effect that Capt. Leary Is to bo relieved of the naval governorship of the Island of Guam because of dissatisfaction of ills administration of the navy department has made publio Capt. letter requesting to be relieved and as my presence will be at home for domestic which establishes beyond question the fact that the captain is relieved solely at his own It is that tlm department is moro than with tho n which Capt. Leary has discharged the difficult and duties confided to his ' W R E C K O N W A B A S H St. t i o u l s C a n n o n Bull Is D e r a i l ed a t S i l v e r Silver baggage and postal oars comprising Wabash passenger train No. 2, north were derailed two miles south of this tho engine alone on the Mo. was several minutes late and was running at a high rate of speed when the accident The sleeper loft the track first followed by the other Tho Mrs. S. of seriously Mrs. Thomas Keenan of seriously Postal Cleric Z. Postal Clerks Cooper and Mr. McKeo of hand out and other M E A S U R E S U R E T O P A S S I ' o r t o R l e a n BUI Program Agro Upon by H o u s e The Republican managers of the bouse have substantially agreed upon a program relative to the Porto Rican tariff The plan is to conour in the senate amendments and thus avoid delays and problems in an attempt to amend t he senate The managers advocate the adoption or tills allowing two days for of this proposition uid thon bring it to a Prominent say the proposition will carry y a larger majority than that by which the original passed the V I C T O R Y F O R S A P H O New Y o r k J u r y Holds Olga N e t h e r - s o l e I s N o t G u i l t y New The jury in the oase of Olga and of maintaining a nuisance in performing tho play returned a not ' e m b e r f H e l o h s t a g Dies I n s a ne Heir ' a member of tho and t h e Bavarian died A p r i l s after admission into an Insana Bis property passes into t he of the socialist party for 6,000 A number of newspapers play aud t h e will Investigate tho * S h a w V S o u t h e r n L o u i s v i l l e G e n e r a l D. Shaw ohlef of the Grand Army of lie who has Just returned from or has expressed his of tho to make conder te decoration day a onal T h e a t o r * i d P r i e s t s M The ol ms 6 M to n t M - J U ban n fe 99pt ' In t b * discharge op N E W S O F T H E W E E K C O N C I S E LY C O N D E N S E D F r e n c h F i n d s D u p e s in a Number of I o w a Fort D o d g e E n t e r t a i n s t b e G e n t l e m an f r o m Other I t e m s. F o r t Dodge society circles have been rudely awakened from a dream of bliss because a smooth and gentleman of was proved a The self- styled count was heralded through the local papers as a genuine representative of t h e nobility of He was welcomed by society with open His story was beautiful in i ts He was a son of a r a i n e d Patriotic devotion to a fallen cause had brought ruin upon his family in whoso veins coursed the bluest blood of French His father had been ambassador at representing tho French government of Louis The approached Rev. Mr. Congregational and so convincing w a s his manner that he the Congregational and doubting Thomases wore then convinced of his truth and The composed of leading society women of t he stood sponsor for and lie was r e and dined by leaders of tho fashionable Arrangements were perfected for a n entertainment to be given under the count's I t now developes t h a t the count is a common and has left a trail all over n o r t h central Ills methods are to win t h e confidence of people and then tho work is He borrows all h e can from his gives an pockets all the proceeds and skips without paying his At Algona he failed to p a y his board Ho induced the hotel attache to advance $ 50, promising to m e e t him fn would introduce him to t h e mysteries of He a l s o endeavored to close a deal with two young womon for the same At Belmond he bad a similar and has taken several thousands of dollars from various M A R R I A G E W A S A S U R P R I S E I d a Grove S o c i e t y C i r c l e s E n l i v e n ed by a M a r r i n g o N o t i c e. Edward DeKay of I d a Grove sprung a on h i s many friends recently by announcing that lid and Miss Emma Fineran were married last September and were going t o At first lie was supposed to bo playing some practical but h e produced tho cigars a r d marriage Mr. DeKay is a carpenter aud contractor and a very excellent young His bride is the daughter of Timothy l i v i ng southeast of but who has for some been making her home with the family of C. C. is a most admirable young The have been keeping company for several Last fall they were twitted so much about gotting married by their friends that they conceived the idea of gotting married 011 t h e sly and surprising their During the fair they drove over there aud then on to where they were married by Rev. J W. Southwell and returned homo the same Mr. DeKay was away from home a good deal through the fall and was busy building a homo this so since the young wife had a good homo the secret was but the now home being ready and furnished they go to it without R O W O V E R C O L L E G E H l v a l Editors Quarrel Regarding P u b l i c a t i o n o f t h e As a result of a quarrel of several duration one faction of t h e editorial board of t h e University Weekly Quill at Iowa City has enjoined tho opposing faction from the paper until the quarrel is The lias long been culminated Maroli 81, when thirteen of the three amateur editors called a business meeting and deposed the remaining of t he including tho editor in from their The of which Dan Fry former editor in is the at once from tho equity division of the district court a temporary Injunction restraining tho usurping party from another edition of the Quill until the trouble is Both sets of editors are determined to gain entire control and will wreck the publication before they will allow their opponents to win Dan Kry the ousted editor in is an newspaper reporter from Ills is an To P r o t e c t P u b l i c Des citizens aro up in arms against the play The play is billed for t h e A of citizens have to proven t tbe This which includes half a dozen of the best citizens of the visited all iho book stores and an attempt was made to prevent the sale of the T h e police will be asked to interfere if an attempt is mado to produce the Fort Dodge Stabbing A serious stabbing affray at F o r t Dodge on the 1st in Joe Fallon stabbed Will Tho stabbing was result of in a street Ainsworth was in the left just bel ow the D e a d i n H e r C h a i r Mrs. Mary 80 years living alone in was found dead in her rooking chair tho other Indications showed that alio had been dead for several Her only companion was a was curled u p tho corpse Burst a B l o o d A. well known in Sioux and Lyon counties and a n influential and highly respected came to his death at his in Book Valley from t h e bursting of a blood vessel during a spell of Violent I n o r e n e o In H o g R e c e i p t s of hogs in Sioux for month of March shows an aggregate of 17 as compared with 40,700 n yoar This Is an of 88 per So far this year almost 197,000 hogs have beon r e in Sioux or 78,000 more than tbe first months of last Wants $ 8 0 0 0 W. J Hicks has filed a claim against t h e of Ottumwa for the sum of 18 on ot alleged to been sustained by falling on a Uvq last P r i e s t s a n d B i s h o p s a t V a r i a n c e as t o Hennessy's I t has developed tbat when tho priests of the archdiocese assembled in Dubuque to celebrate the office of the month's mind for tho late Archbishop that were a t variance with the suffragan bishops on the question of The representatives early in nominated in order Dr. Carroll Archbishop Keane and Very Father dean of The suffragan a week failed to put any priest ot t h e se on their Thoy nominated in order hbishop Bishop O'Gorman of Sioux and Bishop of Salt The priests will make representations to urging that a rector of experience in this field should be and that Dean McLaughlin meets this bishops were to have met April S to recommend names for the Sioux City but reconsidered matter after hearing the priests would deny their authority to offer pending the erection of tho Sentiment among tho priests is apparently opposed to a They say i t will be if a vigorous man like Father McLaughlin is appointed and that a largo diocese means larger opportunities for tho The naming of a successor to Archbishop says a recent from is likely to cause a. serious division in Church The priests and aro arrayed against other and tho Gorman clergy oppose Archbishop Keane of Washington and Father McLaughlin of Tho at Davenport ignored tho two and named Bishops O'Gorman of Sioux Falls and Scannell of Salt Lako Thoy also called a meeting of bishops at Dubuque to arrange a division of t h e but this was upset by a peremptory order from to the Now German priests have forwarded a protest to Homo against Archbishop The feeling between the Is much S U C C E E D S J I M M I L L E R. F P. F i t z g e r a l d A p p o i n t e d Superi n t e n d e n t R e f o rm Francis P Fitzgerald lias been appointed superintendent of the industrial school for girls at by the state board of James N. Miller filed his resignation with the board some lime It was but tho In superintendents was not announced till 011 account of the possible on the until the now man had been Mr. Fitzgerald - is an old and experienced official in this line of work and will bo beyond He was principal for some years of the schools at was afterward assistant superintendent of schools at a Maryland was then for ten years musical director and for tho past seven years has been engaged at Eldora In tho industrial school for boys Fitzgerald is known all over west as a band master and Mr. Miller's plans are not M ' P H E R S O N IS N A M E D U n i t e d S t a t e s D i s t r i c t J u d g e of t h e Southern Iowa The president lias nominated Smith Mcpherson or Bed Oak to be United Stales district judge for tho southern district of Representative Smith was born at Feb. 14, 1818. Ho began the of law in Bed In 1870 and in 1874 was elected att i r - ney of the district and re- elected in 1878, serving until his election as general of state in 1880. Ho did not hold an official position again until elected to congress in 189S. stands in tho front rank of tho bar of being especially noted as a trial He was not a candidate for tho position lo u- ho was nominated except in a passive Ills selection was not approved by the entire Iowa delegation in I lit was secured by a majority of the delegation alter considerable inquiry among B a d l y B e n t o n by R o b b e r s James one of iho most prominent and well to do farmers of Bler was waylaid and brutally assaulted by robbers near tho poor south of. Fort Ho was returning from a business trip to Moorland and was confronted by two men walking in the One grasped the beads and tho other sprang Into the wagon and be gan boating l i e was In Hie mouth and on head with a club and Ills assailants tried to stab His clothing was for only a small sum being as ho had just deposited largely in the Moorland is seriously Y o u n g M a n K i l l e d. A young man named George was instantly killed by the accidental discharge of a gun while duok hunting near miles below Ho and two companions were In n aud In stepping the boat moved away several and in trying to draw it in he used his loading placing the slock in the boat and drawing tho barrel toward - Tho cap and the took to his cutting both jugular veins s and causing instant D e m a n d nil I i i c r c n s o. Laborers in several branches at Dcs Moines have made a demand for of ' Tho want 80 ecu Is an hour as the minimum ruto and eight hours to make a painters want 40 an hour for tho same The building such as and mortar and plaster want $ 2 per day for Walters in chop restaurants and hotels applied for in Thoy say thoy waut moro money April 15. I n t e r n a l R e v e n u e R o o e i p t s. Collector Patterson reports a big business in the internal collections for tho Dubuque for Thoy exceed the amount of last March by $ 11,000. W i l l H u c k s t e r s. In anticipation ot the stato G. A It. lo bo hold at Book Rapids June 19, 20 and 21, members of tho G. A B. have secured from the city council tho right to collect the from the during tho Gone t o Got a F o r t u n e John ol Atlantic bus gono to Germany to a which lias been him by u rich He herds and l probably r e main lb bis native land to enjoy the money left hi in J ' BIG HALL IN T H E K A N S A S C I T Y C O N V E N T I ON B U I L D I N G I S B U R N E D Great Auditorium In Which the National Democratic Convention Was to Have Been Hold I s a Total L o s s - Will Be Rebuilt Without The Kansas City convention the largest auditorium in t he United with perhaps one and iu which the Democratic national convention wus to have beon caught tire shortly after 1 o'clock Wednesday The fire started in t he and t he beautiful building was soon a mass of Tho firemen could do b u t little but to attempt to save surrounding Half au hour after the fire was discovered the roof fell iu with a The Second Presbyterian Church nearby caught and is almost a total The fire next spread to u row of the an was Tho Lathrop school caught but the pupils wore marched out iu The convention hall cost about 11 quarter of a and is Before the roof of the building fell 10,000 hud been subscribed by spectators to rebuild the and It is claimed the amount will be raised in a short time by public The directors of t he burned building say it will be and be ready for t he opening the Democratic convention on J u ly 4. O V A T I O N FOR T H E Q U E E N Victoria Sets Foot on lah Soil After N e a r l y l ' o r t y Queen Victoria set toot on Irish soil Wednesday tor the first time in almost forty Dublin was The decorations in city and along the route which the Queen took from Kingstown were lavish and more magnificent than those of London at the time of the diamond The streets were in n hundred places by elaborate arches bearing mottoes of and expressions of The entrance to the city at Leeson street bridge was marked by a huge triumphal arch of and evergreen on which was emblazoned a welcome to Dublin in gold The streets were jammed with people nt an early Irishmen had gathered from the ends of the and hundreds of Englishmen were in t he The entire route from Kingstown to Dublin was lined with The Queen was received by the Lord Lieutenant of Earl the Duke of commander of the forces in Lord Mayor ot Dublin and a of other of wood's Force Proves Skill tu Preparing Tile Loudon correspondents with Gen. Roberts add little of importance to the in- of t he disaster tu Col. All the accounts of t he light from a British source concur in stating that Col. force of about 1,000 men was outnumbered by the Boers eight or t en to and the arrival of the infantry division and French's cavalry alone prevented the annihilation of Col. As regards the details of the the stories differ The affair seems rather to testify to skill of the Boers in preparing ambuscades than to neglect ot the British to reconnoiter the route of the It seems that the scouts of t he convoy must have passed close to the who apparently were as invisible as partridges in The correspondent of the London Morning in describing the working of t he says the convoy had scarcely proceeded BOO and the men were still eating when the enemy opened fire from a donga in front and eighty yards from the head of the The lire was and t he men of leading were swept from their A scene ot confusion The of four their drivers having been stampeded and carried the guns out of These and one other gun were The tenuis of the other were and the with the fell into the hands of the Meanwhile Gen. brigade held back u force of the estimated to number 7,000, with losing and falling back by The enemy in a donga In their rear pursued the Hying until the approach of the Ninth division from Bloemfontein checked t be C O N D I T I O N O F C R O P S Unfavorable Reports of Winter Wheat in the Middle The chief of the climate and crop division of the weather bureau reports the crop condition on the 1st of East of the Mississippi in t he Southern the season has boon generally backward and unfavorable for farm with excessive rains in ions of tile and heavy snows in portions of tho lake region and New On the Pacific slope and iu Hooky Mountain districts exceptionally favorable conditions have and farming operations are progressing Unfavorable reports regarding winter wheat continue from New Jersey and portions ot Kentucky and elsewhere the all in full dress aud robes of Tlie Queen drove ten miles to Dublin In a carriage drawn by tour horses with outriders aud escorted by t b e Life The royal procession passed through a lane of thousands of who cheered her Majesty The Queen arrived at Leeson street bridge early in the Here a platform had been erected for t h e ceremony of presenting Victoria with t he of the The keys were presented to her Majesty on the that was used on t he occasion of h e r previous F I R E S A T W A L E S Attempt Ig Made to Assassinate the I l e i r to t h e English An attempt to assassinate the Prince of Wales was made at Brussels Two shots were fired at but both went wide of tho The be assassin was The attempted assassination occurred in t he station 1I11 The accompanied by his was descending from the train when a young fellow rushed forward and fired two shots from a revolver at t he Instantly there was great confusion In the and bystanders seized the man before he could tire officials surrounded the Prince it was learned that tho shots had gone wido and t h a t he was The Prince and Princess of Wales were in Brussels en route to i c l e g r a n h l o Captain who commanded New York during tbe war has filed a claim of prize money ( or capturing Attorney E guilty ot Ho $ 5,000 from persons by tho of ing t b a t they wore heirs to n big The British steamer Pawnee At New York front Mediterranean ports via and was detained t owing to t he presence 7*.:;* f * crop looks favorable and enters spring in excellent of a limited urea iu Southern winter wheat 011 t he Pacific coast Is well advanced and Home spring wheat has been sown over the southern portion of Hie wheat and in where the season Is unusually Corn is being planted In tho Southern some us far north as North Iu Southern Texas the bulk of the crop lias been Outs are being sown in Ohio aud and a r e coming up to good stands in Tennessee und of winter killing of the fall crop aro received from Virginia and Cotton planting lias begun over the portion of cotton Tho prospects for fruit ure although peaches sustained some damage in Illi aud The soil is in good condition and considerable plowing has been done in all except tho more northerly frost still remains in the and iu portions of New West Tennessee and North where this work has been delayed by wet | CHURCH AND | One hundred und twelve pupils of the Indian school a t have been received into the Catholic The school has 102 The British foreign Bible Society intends to provide ull Boer prisoners with Bibles printed In and tho plan will be carried out within it few Cardinal Vaughan received from t he Pope a dispensation remitting the Lenten fast on eight out of forty days of Tills act of ids Holiness WOB owing to the prevalent influenza in The queerest church in the world is in iu It is completely made ot and rendered waterproof by an application of quicklime with curdled milk und white ot Over 1,000 people may be seated In i ts j Francis honorary canon of has appointed dean ot Bouth At- 1 Tho Churchman's Liberal league In Great Britain has issued a monthly journal in the of disestablishment of tho at ' The F i w t Batist Church in I J s a building used church sp. Into u t a c gx girm out e tf * J w o i k Ju t The senate March 31 passed house legalizing act for mulct saloon The legalizes permits to February 1, 11) 00, and manufacturers' permits to July 1, 1000. Senator Smith introduced a resolution for tho appointment of a sifting committee iu the The resolution went A resolution was introduced by Senator providing for the investigation of tho cost of printing 1,000 extra copies of tho annals of The senate passed 11 for the establishment or 11 woman's reformatory at new institution will be umlor tho hoard of and a considerable number of the Inmates of the girl's reform school will be transferred to it. The new law fixes 1), instead of 7 as tho minimum ago which girls may lie committed ( neither or In the a resolution was adopted for the appointment of a committee Indraft resolutions in honor of the Into Lore Alford of former the A by was passed making tho term ol all notaries public The senate amendments to the appropriating 0.000 to erect monuments on the field of to Iowa regiments were concurred The signed by Hie speaker and is now ready for the governor's Tho house on April ' i passed tho following increasing ol secretary of Hie stato board 0!' 11111I medical examiners from $ 1,^) 0 lo $ 0; authorizing Iho extension of ( ho traveling senate increasing salaries of state and $ 750; senate increasing of mine inspectors from $ 1,201) to $ Kc prohibiting sale of liquor by solicitation in prohibition senate allowing the homestead exemption from execution to lie one- half acre in a oily or town where land is not The passed following bills April 2: House requiring all candidates for to t o examined whether graduates of the state normal school or house providing for a state veterinary commission of by the to regulate veterinary All practicing veterinarians who have practiced live years are to be admitted r January 1001, all candidates for admission must pass examinations or bo graduates of 11 legally and recognize I veterinary college and pay $ 15 senate requiring stale pharmacy lo n u n the fees received into the slate treasury and receive payment for their services monthly tho same as other state ' mile limit was defeated in the house April receiving 41) votes for to 10 lacking the necessary Tho house passed two building and loan bills with but little Other bills making it a misdemeanor to tin United states senate appropri $ 40,000 to persons who advanced money to pay return transportation of iho Iowa house to close industrial home for the blind in semi inmates home and each one $ 25; house providing additional regulations for ( lie industrial school for girls at Mitchellville and authorizing transfer of Inmates to the reformatory by the board of senate allowing transfer of certain corporation stock stating purpose for which it was The senate passed the following bills April Appropriating $ 10,000 v for the homo Des raising the support fund of industrial school from $ 10 lo $ 12 per house appropriating $ 2, for the completion the classification of iho state the bouse appropriating $ 1,000 for the education of tho son a to by providing for the organization of tho improvement Lewis giving the board of control authority to aud county insane Tho senate confirmed appointment of Joseph O. to bo of the The senate passed the following billB April ( tho manner of marking the Australian limiting tho compensation nt special agents employed to discover untaxed property to IB per house requiring school teachers to pass an examination in though ft is not a condition of securing a The passed tho memorial $ 5.0( 10 08 to 12, 0110 vote to as it required two- The sifting reported a the same as the amendment to tho mile limit prohibiting Iho sale of intoxicating liquors lo students of any educational on penalty of $ 600 fino or six months in It was promptly passed without H2 to 4. The fish and game ol $ 15,000 passed both hous Th house a number of small appropriation among them tho Den $ 10,000; Women's and Sioux $ 1,000, and the at $ 1,000. The home also passed the appropriation for the institutions under Iho board of amounting to $ 758,174. This Includes to complete the now hospital for insane at Other bills passed the house Sonate by for a commission to special assessment laws; by requiring tofilo Itemized statements of receipts and disbursements lo be I senate by authorizing the executive il to reassess under a valid tax a tax held to be senate tho support fund at from $ 10 to $ 12 per mouth per resolution requiring temperance regulations at stato educational prohibiting all manner of boxing under heavy requiring all unclaimed dead bodies in the hands of superintendents of publio institutions to bo turned over to iho Iho distribution being mado by t he secretary of tho statu board of prohibiting county agricultural societies from receiving aid from tho stato until thoy tile reports by November 1. A lady's foot should equal in length of her His Actions W h a t ' s t h a t soog you uro d a u g h t e r ' TIs Homo tho Hoart Is. Abl That's tho reason your young man a c t s us if he wanted to board hero all ( tho Is A Dwarf P r o b a b l y t h e smallest monarch in t be world reigns over Hindu vassal s t a t e of and governs a people of more than a million This dwarf is a Begum by b u t a l t h o u g h she is a b o u t y e a r s old s h e does not appear t h a n a child of t e n Her diminutive size does not prevent from holding t h o r e i n s of government with a firm and in h e r r e a lm quiet a n d o r d e r a r e Spring Annually Says Take Hood's Sarsaparilla I n tbe spring those Eruptions and General Bad Feelings indicate that there are cobwebs in the It needs a thorough and the best brush is Hood's which sweeps all humors before it. This great medicine eradicates subdues Salt neutralizes t he acidity - which causes in purifies t h e blood and thoroughly renovates tho whole physical We have used Hood's Sarsaparilla and it has given tho best of especially as a spring I t builds up t h e general system and gives new Dwight C. A P r a c t i c a l A m e r i c a n An amusing story showing how prao a r c our cousins is going about ll A young diplomat hav lately appeared to pay considerable a l tent Ion to n beautiful Th has a mother whose name in fashionable New York Inevitably cotillons and t h e loading The eager swain's ardor i t Is considerably damped tho other on a n indirect reference to his l n t ea tho the mother cut short s panegyrics Mr. she would bo a verj expensive young to London STATK OF CITY OK I I. J. CHUNKY makes oath that lie Is the senior partner of tlin firm of F. J. CHUNKY ft doing business Iu City of County anil Statu anil that said will pay sum of for each and every cuso of that cannot be cured by uso of I I A M ' S ( J. Sr orii to before subscribed In my pres ence this day of A. A. W. Cf. Notary Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally arts 011 the blood and mucus surfaces of tlie Send for CHUNKY & by 75e. Demoralizing If wo b u y a house and lot there'll bo taxes to nobody ever pays Pa a l w a y s got out of ' Indianapolis Mm. tor the cures wind 2Q a I t AU Caller ( picking up IS t h i s a It is If I can sell but It's no Joke If I c a n ' t VITALITY or cured br Dr. raUli Trial Bottle 3 ii Ml Aroh founded The P u g i l U t ' t i I t Is b e l t e r to give than to a s t b e pugilist snld when bo delivered his out Happy Womon who have been relieved ot painful menstruation by Lydla Em Pinkham's Vegetable are constantly writing grateful letters to Mrs. lydla E. Vegetable Compound cured It always relieves painful periods and no woman who suffers should be without this Nearly all the Ills ot women result from some of the female Pinkham's great modiolus makes women of this there la overwhelming proof Don't It you suffer get this medicine and get Pinkham's free address Is Dr. Is tho beat remedy It
