Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 6, 1902, Page 3

\ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1902. Troublss that Lead lnannhy and Suiclde Resultfrom a Dis- eased and Dis- organized Ner- vous System. to Paine’s Celery Compoimd The Greal- Banishst of Inali - lis. Forms, Are you s vietim of melanchoila, and do you brdod m day to day? Does the shriek of the steam whistle, the rattle of wheels, or the clangor 6f bells cause you 1o start and shiver? If this is your condi- tion, be assured your case is extremely eritieal. It is fittiog that you should investigate your condition at once. 1f you are sleep- less, depressed In epirits, if your mental movements are slow, if you are subject to territying ballucinations and an aversion to food, we say with all earnestness, be- ware of fnsanity and suloide. The science of medicine has, thank heaven, furnished a means for the banighment of &1l the troubles referred 0. Paine's Celery Compound s the great restorer and buflder of the weakened and shattersd nervous sys- tem. This marvelous préscription of Pro- fossor Edward B. Phelps, M. D, LL D, begins Its work directly on the nerves by bracing them /up; It strengthens tissues and muscles: It ‘causes pure life giving blood .to flow freely to ‘every part of the body, carrying health, vigor, joy, and hap- piness into each hour of life. Beware of remedies that have no merit or reputation to commend them, they simply aggravate * existing troubles. Ask your druggist for s Celery Compound, the medicine that r disappoints. @ Color anything gy color s eas! to dye with Dllmona Dyes Bl zunhh Economio ¥ ! - A SKIN OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FMEVEI DI. T. F!I.IX GOURAUD'S ORIEN M, OR MAGICAL llAIJTIFIEl Removes Tan, Pimpies, Freckies, Moth Patches, Rash and Skin dis- nnw Goods \ -mml&.u. k4 STRENGTHENS SYSTEM BODY - BRAIN and NERVE \ WORLD FAMOUS MARIANI TONIC Gives Appetite, Produces Rcfruhtnz Sleep, A Safeguard. Amn Mental Dos®.—A small wine'glass full three times & day. Sold by all'Druggists, Refuse Substitutes. $5.00 A mn i AR on or guaranteed q be permanent a".‘ it nflh. nln‘ no ut-nul eure e Excesses or Vlfll- %-m'“""’fl r CHARGE! l4°' ll.l.l It.hlhsllldfl.fllllu. Some other tfme isn't any time at all You will not move then. It you dou’'t rouse yourselt mow you will probably continue, ta put up with the same inccnveniences for the noxt six years. i Do they keep your office clean? Your windows?! Thé halls? The elovator? Is the bulldfng a fire trap? Have they an elevator that runs once a0 hour on week days and not at all Rights or on Sunday? Is your office bot in summier and cold in winter? Any other troubles? * m cure for all these ills |l an The Bee Building. Ground Fioor SURPLUS IN STATE FUNDS Republican Ad-jnilmdn Bhows Results <of Gieofilg Fusion Methods. FIANK MARSHALL ON TRIAL FOR MURDER Claims He Was Killed Mis Nicce, V (From ‘'a Staft Correspondent.) LINCOLN, March 5.—(Spe: ment of the expenses of the various state institutions and departments since the in- sugufation of the republican administra- tion which. was prepared today indicates that at the present rate of expenditire only two of the funds will show a deficlency at the end of the blennium. These are for the maintenance of the penitentiary and for the wupport of the Nebraska National suard. In nearly all other cases there will be & surslue. This is a flattering -nn-nu when com- pared with the record of the last fusjon iministration, which allowed practically all of the state institutions to create de- flolencies. During the republican admin- istration there have been reductions in nearly all items of expense connected with the various Institutions. Less money has been expended for kupplies and several thousands of dollars have been saved by dls- continuing the practice of boarding the fam- tlles of fnstitution employes. Mar; Plea fn Insanity. Insanity will be the principal plea in the defense of Frank Marshall,. colored, whose trial on the charge of killing his niece, Vernal Les, was begun before Judge Holmes in the district court today. All of the time In court today was devoted to examination of jurors and it s not Iikely that the jury will be completed until tomofrow ,night, none of the peremptory challenges having yet been made. Marshall is under indict- ment by the coroner’s jury for killlng both Vernal Lee and bis sister, Eliza Marshall. The latter died two wecks after the crime was committed. The defendant is an ec- centric colored tuan who Imagined that the young women of his home were receiving too many attentions from mele acquaint- ances. The crime fof ‘Which he is held to wer was comimitted thires months ago. Marshall fired several 'shots first at his nlece and then turned ypon his sister, who was remonstratifig with him. * \ Dispute of Fostmastér a A dispute between former Postmaster Bushnell’ and his ‘deputy, Webster Eaton, regarding a Bnancial obligation was brought today to the attentlon of Judge Waters in the county court. Mr. Baton a Mr. Bushnell owes him $135 on a promis- sory mote executed in August, 1898, and the additional sum ‘of $2.90, which wi turned to Mr. Bushnell by the P! ment entertalnment committee, He says he contributed $10 to the fund raised in this city for the enfertainment of the First Nebraska volunteers on their return from the Philippines. The committee Aid not expend all of the money contributed, but returned 39 per dent of it to the domors. Mr. Eston had made bis donation to Mr, Bishnell, who was acting as custodian for the fund then being raised in the Postoffice department. He alleges that Mr. Bushnell received the $3.90, but kept it with the un- derstanding that it was to be used in the anti-Thompson campaign fund. Sult he$ been commenced to recover both amounts, with full legal interest. Mr. Bushnell and Mr. Eaton retired from office on March 1. Mr. Bushnell denles the obligation alleged by Mr. Eaton and says that he has counter olaims for all but $6, which willing to pay at any New Incorporations. Articles of incorperation of these new in- stitutions have been recorded in the secre- tary of sjate's office: Palmquist-Shellberg company ot Oakland, Burt county; capital stock, $35,000; incor- porators: J. D. W. Palmquist, C. E. Shell- herg, Theodore N. Palmquist. Citizens’ State bank, Ravenna; capital stock, $10,000; incorporators: John Skra- ble, Willlam Benesh, Joseph Simon, E. Miner and J. G. Shebl. Douglas County Telephone company, Val- loy: capital stock, $10,000; incorporators: Mons Johnsod, George Cowles, A. R. Dod- son, L. P. Byars, 8, H. Howard, J. G. Seefus and 1. N. Esmay. Provident Mercantile company, Omaha; capital stock, $10,000; Incorporators: C. M. Chittenden and M. O. Chittenden. Spencer Lumber conipany, Fairfield, Ci county; capital stock, $6,000; Incorpora- tors: “Audrew Bemnett, H. E. Spencer and Addie Srencer. Bartling Grala company, Nebraska Oity; capital sto¢k, l“m Incorporators: H. Ii Bartling, H. H. Bartling, jr., E. D. Bart ling. Lincoln Fusionists Nominate. Fusion of Lincoln held their primat rles for the nominatiob of candidates to- hight. As indleated heretofore, the fusion -kqut will make its chief effort in the abd Fourth wards. Strong hopes ,uc forth in the Second ward. The fusion nominees for the coumcil from these wards, ave: BSecond ward, Jacob North Third" ward, H ¥. Bishop; Fourth w: Will Love. The coavention will ‘be held Friday, . Appralse Damages on Street. KEARNEY, Neb., Mareh 5. city councll to appraise the damages ac cruing to abutting property owners for closing up & portion of Rath south of the B. & M. depot, made a report Wednesdsy afternocn. Four members of the commission united in awarding dam- ®gos In the sum of §635 to C. D.' Ayres if the street should be vacated as far east a: the alley and $1,260 if vacated through to Avenue A. A -minority report was made. Sarah Bernhardt, MRS. NATION VISITS FREMONT | After u Lecturs She Goes to All‘the Barrooms and Scolds the Bartenders. FREMONT, Neb., March 5.—(Special.)— Carrie Natlon delivered ome of her usual fectures at Love's opera house last evening. The bullding was well filled and the audl- ence listened to her respectfully. Last evening, according to her usual cus- tom, #he visited a couple of saloons. q{: stay at Ronin's was short, for there wel but few there and not much attention was paid to her. At Oswald Mueller's, the pro- prietor, who is a cousin . of Captain von Mueller of Prince Henry's staff, was ab- sent in Chicago to visit his cousin and pay his respects to the prince, and the bartend- ers and cook In the restaurant connected with the place came in for a roast for workiiig In a saloon. Beveridge's place on Main street was next visited. A big crowd of loafers greeted her #hd a spicy talk fol- lowed. At Mueller's place she carried off & cribbage board belonging to Herman Selv- ers, the cook. This morning Seivers made her a call and asked for his board. She replied, “I've got It, but it ts & gambling implement, and I won't give it back.”” She lep( the beard. Before leaving this morning she made a call at Hein's saloon. Just as she entered woman came up to the bar and ordered “4& blackberry.” Carrle remenstrated with her and received a pretty short reply. Someone then called for a “beer for Car- rie.” She threw the glass on the floor and then pald the bartender for it. She then pald Beveridge a seqond visit, where she met the largest crowd that grested her In any saloon here. She and the woman who mocompanies her on her lecturing tour spent considerable time there. The women an a dozen men were all talking at once and things were lively. She had a few minutes to spare at the depot and occupled It by scolding the men for using tobacco. At 0o place while she was here did she at- tempt to destroy anything. She sald was under $2,000 bonds to keep the peace and didn’t propose to have her, bondsmen stuck. MYSTERY OVER THE DEATH Friends of Mrs. Bloom I Shy Was Murdered for Robbery. ¢t that KIMBALL, Neb., March 5.—(Spectal.)— ‘While the sudden and unexpected death of Mrs. Lena Bloom of Banner county is still & mystéry to some people, there is a bellef in this community that a coldblooded mur- der was committed to compel the woman to reveal the secret hiding place of the family pocketbook, which s thought to contain about” $300. She was found at the foot of the cellar steps lying on her back, with her wrists, arms and face badly bruised and one side of her head pounded almost to a jelly. The sherift ot Banner county held an Inquest and the verdict was that the deceased met with an accidental death. This verdiot was o unsatisfactory to the family and triends that after the body was brought bere Drs. Stewart and Becke of this place were called upon to hold a post mortem ex* emination. Thelr opialon Iy us follows: the undersigned, after due i tiga- 1Ion. "and that the deceased rn%‘:l'y“cl‘ln- to Ner death by fracture of the base of her skull and lmn!lon of ‘the basilar tissues, (aused eitper By &'blow rom a broud. i Btrument or a fall Upon the rlet region of the skull, and lhl( ! . .Il i Wl“lnt eont\llh'm nnd lound her ety Catees b a0 in Soite’ef, e erlorte ot the feceased | {0 save Rerseif. lomen were caused by two punctured wounds found upon, the ai S0me sharp instrument (o us Wikpown. The fact that the money has mot been,| SIS found gives color to the theory of robbery and murder. She was a hardworking Ger- man woman, who thought her money safer in her keeping than in the banks. TELEPHONE LINES MERGED Organise Under Ome Head with Main Ofces at York. YURK, Neb., March 6.—(Speclll'4—l\nn- resentatives of the York county independ- ent telephone ~companies met yesterday afternoon at the courthouse for the purpose of either consolidatiog into one large com- pany or (o entertain the proposition from the Plattsmouth Teleéphone company. There ‘were representatives of the Benedict, Tele- phone company, Arborville Telephone com- company, Waco houe company and the McCool Tele- phone company. A majority of the dele- ®ates favored consolidating all the inde- pendent companies of York county, and a motion was passed to this effect. Mr. Par- meely' and Mr. Pollock, representatiyes of !ll Plattemouth Telephone company, sald were willing to take over ‘the inde. pondont compdnies of York county and is- sue stock in the Plattsmouth company for the amount of stock they have in the York fndependent companies. “The meeting then decided to organize a company known as the York Independent Telephone company, with headquarters at York, and to be entirely independent of the Plattsmouth company, except that the Plattsmouth company will run in the York office their copper - toll llne, which now reaches twenty ' count! in southeastern Nebraska. NEW CHARTER PROVES KNOTTY Kearney Will Elect Councilmen der 01d Law Until Provis New One Are Made Ck Un- ot KEARNEY, Neb., March 5.—(Spectal Tel- egram.)—The city council is still having trouble over the new charter profision. It was preparing to go ahead in the usual way to elect four councilmen at the spring elec- tion to succeed those whose two-year terms will expire, and it was suddenly discovered that there is no provision in the new char- ter for any councilman who has served only o year to hold over. The problem has Been under investigation by the council and city attorney for a few days and all con- cerned have come to the conolusion that it will be necessary to elect eight councflmen. The county, attorney concurs in this opinion, All the towns operating under fhe new charter, Grand Island, Fremont, Hastings, Beatrice and Nebraska City, have the same trouble to contend, with. The question has been submitted to Attorney General Proutt fér bis opinion. TRAMPS ARE STILL AT LARGE THOUMSEH, Neb., March 5.—(Special.)— The officers have received no ehu to the wherabouts of the two men who g brutaily sssaulted Miss Matilda Goldsby Mon- day afterncon. Mies Goldsby is reported as tmproving. Seriously Injured by ¥ from Bell- wood, was thrown from the wagon and one wheel passed over him, breaking seven ribs and infileting = other . injuries. Dr. Beede of David City was culled. He does mot give much hope of bis recovery. Mrs. Rebecca Smith of Westfied, N. J., who is 02 years old. was cured of kidney and bladder disease and so-called female weak- ness and is kept perfectly henlthy by Warner's Safe Care. She says her kidneys and bladder are as healthy as when sho was twenty years old A Simple Test Will Tel W any of your family in this or past gener- ationsfhave been troubled with Kidney Disease make a Test of your Urine and satisfy your self, TEST YOUR KIDNEYS. Put some morning urine in a glass or bottle, let it stand for twenty-four hours; if then it is milky or cloudy or contains & reddish brick-dust sediment, or if par- ticles or germs float about in it, your kid- neys are diseased. This is the supreme moment when you should begin to take Warner's Safe Cure to arrest all these un- natural conditions, for the: mistakable symptoms of ki if "after you have made this test, you have any doubt in your mind as to the develop. f the disease in your system, send mple of your urine and our dgotors w, alyse it und send you 'a repord with advice, free of charge. “WARNER'S you, tired? Low-spirited? Weak and Have you a constant drubbing ache oo a small ‘of your back? Have you chilis? A frequent desire to urinate? Are you troubled with sleeplessness? Have you headache? 1Is your appetite bad? Do {0y find vour food doss not nourish your ody and make your blood rich and red? Have you a bad taste In your mouth in the morning? If you have any of these symptoms your kidneys have been dis- eased for @ long time, for kidney diseases seldom put out such symptoms until they have been working several months and the ues have been eaten away with the disease. You have every reason to be| alarmed, and you should ‘take Warrer's 8Bata Cure at once.. You will find full di- fections with each bottle Warner's ‘Safe Cure 1s guaranteed to cure any form of kidney trouble, Bright's disease, diabetes, urle acld polson, inflammation of the blad: rheumatic gout, liver complaint, female weakness and irregular - periods (female weakness and irregular periods are caused by kidney disease neglected), a too | often desire to urinate, in the bladder, blood dis headaches. ‘All these diseases the kidneys. If the kidneys are heaithy and strong, so that they can nerlorm thelr work properly, there would none of |- these complaints. CURES T. A. M'MAHON of 788 Parra- gut_ave., Chicago, Iii. s that for tem years he had kidney and. liver trouble, Phich Reriously intertered at times witll his officlal dutfes, and he suffered so pain that he walked with great dlflIcult)' After other remedies fafled he tried Warner's Safe Cure and says eight bottles cleaned him from head permanently cured him. This is a sample of the thousands of unsoficited letters re- gelved from prominent paple who_have been cured by Warner's Safe Cure. COLD IN KIDNEYS, “For some time I was sick at m stomach that I could not nor could deep. I ht a heavy cold and it settled in my kidneys lnfl stomach and, in fact, through my entire system; I pains in y back and head and gould get ho rellef umll I took Warner's Safe Cure. It has absolutely cureu me. It is & wonderful ldlclna It cured 9 . - AN Teceived unsolicited. JUDGE st, Mem, A1l e fimonia RANCHMAN’S FATAL ACCIDENT Wil Clark | Himself While Drawing Pistol from His Pocket. HEMINGFORD, Neb., March 5.—(Speclal.) —WIII Clark, an employe on McKey's ranch six miles northwest of Marsland, accidentally ahot himeelt on Thursday evening last. He was in the stable and attempted to draw a hooter from his overcoat pocket. The gun was discharged, the bul- let entering the-left side mear the heart and pdssing almost through the body. He Some entertain the he turned $400 ave I. to his father & couple of days before. He was of & very melancholy disposition, and at his request no funerdl service was held. PROFITS FROM SUGAR’ BEET Teo h Farmer Says His Orop Pald Him Last Year $20 Per Acre. TECUMSEH, Neb., March 6..~(8peclal.)— Herachel Hellig reports that his sugar beet crop last year paid him & net profit of $20 per acre. The product had to be shipped to Ames,” Neb. He will increase his acreage this year, as will other farmers here who are xperimenting with them. Last year was considered a poor year for beets in this locality. Parker Will Case in Beafrice Court. BEATRICE, Neb., March &.—(Bpecial Telegram.)—The Parker will case belng heard in district court. The jury was empaneled yesterday afternoon and to- day was taken up in examining witnesses. It will likely be.given to the jury Friday. E. 0. Kretsinger, counsel for L. C. Parker, announced that at the conclusion of the to consume four hours to be a sensational one, and is divulging tamily secrets fand correspondence, which at periods shows bitterness between two brothers. Light Docket for Fullerton Court. FULLERTON, Neb., March 5.—(Special.y —District court convened here yesterday evening, with Judge Grimison of Schuyler on the bench. The docket for this term Is exceedingly light, there being but one jury case to be tried. court will probably nat be in session longer than three or four days. Biliousness & Indigestion Ever deep seated dyspepsia are quickly and easily lye:edled by ORANGEINE powders, with a litile self study. Relief is Quick; Cure Certaln. 19%s Action. ! @VEB since the days when people be- SAFE ALE COMPLAINTS, CHAI A trial bottle of ever discovered that ARE YOUR KIDNEYS DISEASED? rner's Safe Cure, the only kidney madicine guaranteed to cure all cases of kidney, der, urinary and blood disease, blad- will be sent absolutely free to any reader of The Dally Bee who will write for it and mention The Omahg Daily Bee. Healthy Kidneys Are Vital New York's most successful Specialist in Women's Diseasessays: “Nearly every case of so-called Female Weakness and Painful Peri: ods is due to Kidney er Bladder Disease of Some Form."” :orur: BENEFICIALIN OESTATION, 8 DEBt LITY MALARIA,HEART, BLOOD,SKIN AND OTHER DISEASES [ CAUSED BY EERA NGED KIDNEYS AND Keepina cool place %r)teg_g\’gk&vgme well be%ore using, DOSE: f9r ADULTS, One tablespoonful, Six or Bight times a day, taken elear or In an equal amount of water, of In warm or cold milk, before or after meals, to sult time or taste. If Cases, Teduce the dose oF heat )t moderately aad take a ¢ aftor m It nauseates, as it may in extreme is In warm or coid milk, until the tone of the stomack 1s Improy TFOR CHILDREN under2 years, One teay 1ul wai d taken in milk, Kee 04 Oiber fmedicines during Lroatmen Avold all exposure and v, taking care not 1o catc underclothl bing once a niul: under 10, o teas o bowels open, of Rabes amer: E Pills only, flannel or warm five the ool A T cold. o -DIET (IN EXTREME CASES) Diet is very tmportant. Do ot use fresh ot salt meats, Or PO} beer, wine, ice water, tea, coffec; tobacco; hoy bread, cakes, pi OFany, rich, reasy subsiances. Eat sparingt esg, bolled onlons; raw oysiers. raw cabba, -:m:mc stmple broths: corn an ; fruits, moderately, In season, if BUih Dutiste vin ittle vi llk Dread: tomatoes. aspara ely FFOCHES'I'E on-ro CAN. ecais i, soft "oaked (hoth granam ayed Hot water, Pt Simple Trunt favoring, should be drunk ex- FOR DIABETES, use “SAFE DIABETES CURE" onlys @aud DIABETES DIET: | ness peculiar to women.' | that of FEMALE TROUBLES. Miss Lillan Ramsey, President ot the Denver Quincy club of Denve: “I was all run down, had no’app troubled with_indigestion, pains suftered “uniold misery during periods until I D”d varner's hanks to fit, am now as sirons_and_heslthy &g ady woman could be. y mother suffered for over two years with what our doclor called ‘weak- She had_ severe pains in her back and her head ached most constantly: in fact, she wag an in d. The_ doctor Bafe Cure." Threg bottien made & Derm nent cure. She has no more of her cld {roubles and enjoys perfect health, her complications were caused by 41 the kidneys. .~ Had my mot Warner's Bafe Cure in the first place, | stead of a lot of so-called cures for femalp weakness, she would have been saved a great deal of suffering. SAFE_CURE “If_eve uftering woman knew the erits o Warner s might ored to p—rrecl “nosith;" Iss R-m.-y. experience, I8 simiiar to thousands of women who have beén cured by Warner's Safe Cure when all other remedies failed. DOGTORS PRESGRIBE IT, P. Burchmore, rominent 878 Huntington. elnw in' my ¥ isfled with the resuit where diseases of the kid- neys, bladder or urinary organs existed. Count on me every time as a strong ad- vocate of Warner's Safe Cur - TRIAL BOTTLE FREE To conyince every sufferer from diseases of tne Kidney, Itver, biadder and DIood hat Warner's Safe Cure will oure mm sdmple bottie will be sent abslitel and mention havin| -een " hia. liberal ‘ofter in The Omaha Dally Bee. The genuine- Bess of this offer s fully Fuar nteed. | Our doctor will send medical klet, contain- ing symptoms and treatment of each dis- ease, and many convincing testimonials, free to any one who will write. KIDNEYS ernarl Bafe Cure is now t Mfiu ar sizes and sold b; fi ll’fill.l . A .00 SOTLE” similie of the full size. The o0-cent lll. |l anrly om— alf as large ll the $1.00 bottl ure you get the ge uine, Ro!u hllllnlal There “is nnne “fust rner’s Safe Cure, It has cured all forms of kldney disease during the last thirty years. 18 used in all the leaging hup{hll a8 lha only ab- lo{vln cure for ill forms.of kidney disease, INER' CURE 'll discov- ered over Illlrl l’ f rominent. speclalist on unu ol lha Pl n!yl lnfl has hundreds of. thousands. able a nhlm no ‘aluable and effe Work with absorute M.fl tissues, soothes ere .ofllhln fl‘ stimulites the -1eam-¢ ornn'- an heals at the same time. lieved somewhere on the earth there existed a fountain of eternal youth, every branch of science has been developed in the endeavor to prolong human life. ‘In this way the means have been discovered and put into practical use whereby thou- sands of lives, which would have otherwise been lost, have been saved. Today the practice of, medicine is almost an exact science. Controlling fevers, destroying the germs of infectious disease while they are in the blood, deadening the nerves by anmsthetics and producing respiration by artificial means, all go to show what con- trol science has over the human functions. Upon the same exact scientific demon- stration the greatest specific for woman, ‘Wine of Cardui, has been developed and more than & million complete cures bear testimony to its worth. There is no mys- tery sbout Wine of Cardui. It is & simple and natural emmenagogue which brings strength and health to sick and suffering wamen by regulating the disordered men- ‘The Health of a Manly_ an Why will mot all men insist upon having it, when it is so easy to. get and to keep. ys::ne men are eaten die: by tape-worms, others wander hopelessly for years dying slow deaths from bowel disease. frer thking two Canc ectod viai ‘For thres years I iabetes. Eince sin Business as well as social life of tod. struggle for existence in com care of body, nerves, bl wrong with them. he counteracts them by usi: regularity of body in spite o me of the piles, with whish 1 mnn.ds S R i, B e th TOm¢ ve Co A ) as. 8. Campbell, Suubury, Penneylventa is one of strain and effort, and the tition makes life a fi(hl day in day out, in which is more or less neglected. No man can md such unnaturdl conditions unless Men wonder what's Cascarets Cand; irregulari bad’ should take Cascarets, fin Best for ¢ R '-é-.».,m-m GG "Co., Chicage or N. Mrs. Clementine Richmond, Vice-President of th. Forum Club of Chicago. s o Rk i Wk s a8 o et Wl trouble. With the menses appearing reg- ularly health returns, the drains cease and the blood is put in perfect order. Mrs. Clementine Richmond, of Chicage, 1Il., after suffering eight years with ulcer- ation of the womb got relief by taking Wine of Cardui. This medicine stopped the drains and relieved the blood of the poison that was in her system and could not escape. Correct menstrual habits cleanse the blood, but irregular meay’s both weaken and poison it. Wjne of Cardui cured Mrs.“Richmond's troubles by regu- Iating menstruation. She says: . “Asa for female troubles Wine of Cardul is ly & superior medicine, 1 suffered for eight years with ulceration of the womb and although my family physi- clan prescribed different remedies, and | used a number of douches and washes. | scemed only to get worse and finally gave up i despair and decided that health would never be mine again. Fortunately this spring one of your little books was left at my door and s | read how other sick women had beea ‘cured by using Wine of Caedul, new hope sprang up in my heart and I tried it. | was wvery pleased to find that relief came very soon and at my next menstrual period the weeks [ was well.” Health may be secured by every woman who will treat herself as Mrs. Richmond did. But you need not suffer eight long years before relief comes. You can secure it this week. Continued suffering makes the disease chronic and barder to cure. The women who write of these happy cures ar® women who act—who when they are canvinced go directly to their druggist and get the medicine and take it. No one has ever been cured by putting off treatment. Are your’'menses irregular ? Are they painful? If they are, you cannot afford to let this trouble run on 4 day longer. Wine of Cardui is the trestment you need. Any woman who has ever taken it will tell you that. If you think your case needs advice, write » lotter to The Ladies’ Advisory De- partment, The Chattancoga Medicine Co., Chattanoogs, Tenn., and a letter of advice will be sent you. If you begin taking Wine of Cardui today, you will feel the im- provement in a very fow days. Thedford's Black-Draught, its companion medicine, helps greatly in effecting & cure by regu- lating the bowels which are frequently con- stipated in cases of female trouble. Go to your druggist and secure » $1.00 bottle of ‘Wine of Cardui—Now. RELIEVES “FEMALE ILLS".