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Show Reliable Information All American women know of the great success of Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound in restor-in- g to health women who suffered from ailments peculiar to their sex, yet there are some w ho are skeptical and do not realize that all that is claimed for it is absolutely true if they did, our laboratory would not be half large enough to supply the demand, though today it is the largest in the countiy used for the manufacture of one particular medicine. The Facts contained In the followin'? two letters should prove of benefit lo many women : I roffered with Buffalo, N. Y. Svramento, Cadf. " I had or. organic inflammation and displacement. When litting I had ouch pain and bearing down that I waa not ab!o to stand upland It hurt me to was walk or go up or down stairs. regoing to a doctor without any game trouble and had such terrible pain and swelling in the lower of ray side that 1 could not standpart on my feet or even let the bed clothe touch my side. I gave up my work thinking I would not be able to go back for months. My mother advised me to take Lydia E. I'lukbams V egetabie Compound as it hail save i hor life at one time, and It put uie in a wonderful condition in a coup.e of weeks, so i can keep on working. I work in a department shire and have to stand on my feet all day and I do not have any more pains. I surely recommend your Vegetable Compound to all my friends and you may u these facts as a tesibuon-11.- " Berths J. PA&ixa, 3d.'Q M St.. Sacramento, Calif. I mits and he said the safest thing would be to have an operation. I met a lady who told me she had three operations and was not well until she took Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound. 1 folt relief a! let taking two bottles of Vegetable Compound and I kept on with it until I was cured. I always use Lydia E. Pinkhams Liver Puls and they are fine. Every thlre used to turn sour on my stomach ana Mrs. tbs Liver Pills relieved that. A. Rooms, 33 Fargo Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. The fact is, the Best Medicine for Women Is eio ST?- - ; V? 3 fi y , jsw sui im- His Not to Reason Why. Regimental headquarters had just been set np and the fussy colonel decided that he must have a flagstaff. OHara. Oo he told his orderly, oat and get me a fall pole the tallest yon ran find. Ten minutes later OJIara Uh a lanky arid embarrassed combe explained, iv' MEOICtNC CO. A C.PIMKHAW panion "Colonel, s Pole in " there aint LVN S AS S. A 3 Father and Crop' Very Brief, A southern plantation owner was Inquiring of one of his renters the condition of the crops. The renter was true to tj'pe in her love for un- by Eatonic R. J. Powell, Sweetwater, Texas, ays, "Eatonic helped me at once, but It was my daughter who got the arvelous benefits. She could not even take a drink of water without awful misery, but it relieved her; she fefcIn much better. All from eo send ore." Hundreds this me four more fit of people now take eatonic; one or two tablets after each keeps them In good health, fine, fun of pep. Eatonic n.. Cuticura Soothes Baby Rashe That itch and burn with hot baths of Cuticura Soap followed by gentle of Cuticura Ointment anointings Nothing better, purer, sweeter, espeCuticially If a little of the fragrant finon the at cura Talcum Is dusted Adv. ish. 25c each everywhere. takes up the excess acidity poisins and carries them right out the system. Of course, when the Me of the misery is removed, the erer cannot help but get well. The Idea Children Have. fln(J It a quick, sure relief Ruth was fond of apple butter sour, acid, h oated ln1!tion, stomach. - It costs but .spread on her bread, the thicker the a Me e she made her first and your druggist will supply better. Recently After several ynu don t feel vrell, you to the country. visit give tonlr a tPPtDidnt hostess: Adr days she said to her feed to your you have any apples ' eenitk the Course. cows this year?" j. 'Hraa Scottsh caddie was out The puzzled-fanner- s wife inquired: wtrw that? ask who, by the Why do you flm the .M g'Dt,eiPn twelfth hole was reached, had Cause." came the reply. I dont f ,ht? bunkers en route, see any apple butter." Indianapolis and h orceeded lt breaking a club. News. 1 Shal1 Ve P at he ruJ u bole," r 8 ,ast to M The center of population of the indignant eaddip United States In 1910 was the city of Y TeeniJ'", retortpH the ojd .worthy. Bloomington, Ind. Cf nrRA sir, feenish the tnrse- J Ve V our otot' to smash Insects cause an anmH los of apt Jet r- proximately $1,500,000,000 to the United State". Ply - - V')t - rt " ,,,- ons of Tiny Germs- belief Catarrh Cause Your douches. Comes Only by sprays and S. S. S. will cleanse your blood sing the Blood of the Germs. of the cause of Catarrh, and conreal relief. It has been m than fiity more for stant use realize that your blood years,' and is sold by all draggists. down with catarrh Buya bottle of S. S. S. today and - tod these- yermsmost be from your blood before expect real, rational relief disease. And of course, w that you cannot reach in your blood with , f lose no further timem ettin.on the right treatment Valuable advice regarding your Adcase will be furnished free- - S 103 dress Medical Adviser, Laboratory, Atlanta, Gs. - is s luivM-n- g!!H - ' - the this usual words. llow Is your crop coming along, auntie?" was Briefly, Mister Smith, briefly, xxas Ise mighty fraid you is her reply. to produce my rent this have to going fall." ll t .11 r Inxi p In in in o' e I.ut you didnt have to. catch that particular train; there was another one i i nit ir did li'ii'k S.ll.'l bred hv t. v Samuel I Itlddl nf Philadelphia, trilned h I mils eutel, ridden by Jockey ('Inrerue Kn1 iiiirr, and i.ued in of the Glen Riddle farm appear, uu pinks the track to capacity. Crowds mill annual thu paddock to get of horse loxei , ennt bet ll "close-uof him. The thou-and- s on him his odds ar prolubltlxe 'I he just want to s. t,in, And the applause he gets welt li - pat all describing. Theres only one trouble le- practically excr don ike amends Hut to J K. Miiddiui bought him for $.0,)oo scurf's out all competitors find retired him to the stud. J H Rosseter, the 1' usually breaks a record Even veteran professional turf wr'ers permit Hllfoiitit sportsimin nnd breeder, bought Frlnf Rfx ami Mime mnres nnd their fouls for $lootnx). themselves to apeak of Man o' War is the unOne of thee foals, Itichcnpe, hulled as a second disputed champion of the American turf," "hnm-ptoMart o' Wiir, xas of champions among thoroughbred past and teiught tin other day by H. Hildreth almost them of Some for so on. 000 ami get Mr. Uosseter let Inchcnpa $150 present," go hecatme he thinks some of the otlwrs of this hysterical. Here's the Nexv York '1 ribune, for In flr'--f i rop of Erlnr Itock youngsters are better still, stance, on Man o Wars performante In the Dwyer but he : refused Hildreth's offer of $50,0 S) for stakes at Aqueduct Rock Friir hund-mmchestnut Man o War, the Mr. Riddle Imnght Man o War on a hid of $5, 000 colt of Samuel I Riddle, which earlier this seaat the Belmont yearling sale of 191H at Saratoga, son had established himself as tin greatest thorat which three other colts brought upward of oughbred of the age, proxed himself the horse of 13.000 each. dne afternoon, eternity at Aqueduct ypsterdav Gods of As a 2 year old Man o War ran nine races and this, In contemplation stops, awestruck, wmn them all except the Sanford Memorial at noblest handiwork In horseflesh Words are Inthe Saratoga. In that stake J. Loftus got him practiadequate to describe him. The great colt, -- on of Fair left at the post and he was beaten a neck Play, cally the Irrepressible perfect horse; H. P. Whitney's Upset In 1:11 of history ever At tha next hor by no other what did again meeting Msn o War bent Upset Ilka breaking had done: he ran a mile and a furlong In 1:49 sticks. Incidentally, J. Iiftus could get no ltceusa Man o War Is a great horse. Now, to discuss to ride ibis year. a thing lntelHgeDtlv It mut he defined. So, what Up to July 10 Man o War had run five races a like genIs a great horse? Well, a great horse this year and had won them all the Prank nesa. If axiomatic is But define. is hard to 1 train." an hour." "Very true, judge, but what world could I do to kill time toxvn for an hour?" Yonkers Get Relief 1' A Slow Town. The officer claims you were going at the rate of 40 miles an hour, said the judge, looking at the man at the bar oxer bis glasses. My chauffeur "Yes, your honor. xvas trjiog to get me to the railroad station in time to catch the 5:15 ibe outfit over five foot, eight but tb s guys u Lithuanian and, whatever you tvnnt him for, I dont behexe nobody wlH ever notice the difference. American Legion Weekly. Daughter iiig i ! n 1 j 3enrld e j , tleman, Withers, Sfuyveannt. Belmont and Dwyer. that a great horse must have certain qualities. he won $83,325. Ilia victory In As a He He must have speed. He mut have courage. hla 1920 winnings to $44,475, the brought Dwyer be must able He must be able to carry weight. him the and made horse leading to go a distance. He must have the Intelligence stake-hoa Were owner his of the Instead year. In perto play the game. He must he consistent of a siMirtsman, he could doubtless have won the formance. He must he willing to do his best. rich Kentucky and Latonla derblea with the colt. Other desirable qualities are a good deposition, an Man o War as a 2ear-oh- l met and defeated and equable temperament, a rugged his of best age. the have that Including Upset, Golden a sound body. And above all le Thrush. King that Broom, Blazes, Cleopatra, Dominclass something called Indefinable something P. Orler. The racing world John and hook' with to horse ique up stake the which enables ognlzed his quality and asked; "Will he go on aa the plater In the stretch, lookJiim In theeye and ?" Man o' War answered the question win. go on the Preaknes.s at Pimlico last spring winning r by of horseflesh It would seem too much to expefrom Upet. Wlldalr and King Thrash in 1 :5l that any one Individual should have ail these quailmile and an eighth with 12fl pounds up. the for ties. Nevertheless, Sian o War apparently has next appearance was In the hisThe of exact champion's some the them all. Anyway, here are Belmont at Withers May 29. He won from toric season the of raIng facts a boat this sensation and David Ha rum, running the mile In Wlldalr of 1920: w!rh 118 pounds up. This Is a new Amer1:35 Here, - Man o War Is an aristocrat of the fastest mile In actual racing. The ican record, in brief, are his Immediate family connections: record b!d Jointly displaced was that of 1 :3(J tMaham, by HalFairy Gold, by Bend Sun Briar and Fairy Wand, Yet Man o War by AuIn Maj. 1890 England. liard, was foaled In hard held and was was only galloping; he 19 for $18,000 at the gust Belmont bought her In down only for an eighth. let to his sent her McCalmont stud dispersal sale, In the Belmont Man o War, with 123 pounds up, and ma'ed her with Nursery stud In Kentucky AullAfo a new 2:14 troe. Fair. -- jraq.tfaejEnlleandjhiwjr'ghrha In of Hastings. From this union Sir Barton's that record, American displacing unbeaten Colin Play the rival of the phenomenal In 3919. It is also a world record. Dyan broke down in the -- 2:17 in 1907 and 190S. When Colin nt LlTer-- . ran the distance In 1908 In. 2:13 Swift Lawwin the on re Tidal of 1908. Fair Play went Kuumier sat still, neither 1 pool. England. Jockey rence Realization, Coney Wan4 nor urging' Lis horse. Man o War such to restraining ten pounds and Municipal, giving ran to suit himself and wanted to go on at the as King James, mnk CllH The course Is like the letter 8 and partly finish. in Fair Play was a great racer. lie great sire, la It training track. o Wafa race In tne Dwyer at Aqueduct Man himself. flH yTenterp.Torunnce. Here be scared a ss 14 all of the 61 nominations exceft'or,e."""Thaf out . 1316 . Brooch one was John P. Grier, the be-- t of the great IL P. oo otLor money-winnin- g g con-ntutl- on tr -- - 3-- j ar.-oern- ts. 4-- 5 e wi -- jl-- -- 2-- 5 -- , tZe f Vii Th5h.nootl."6 2-- 5 5 olds. Man o Whitney siring of high class War carried llfl pounds and John P. Grier 108. The xhrexvdpst handlcnppers gave John P. Orlsr an undeniable chance and reckoned on a thrilling rne. They got It. The two horse ran neck and mck to the last sixteenth. Here they went to the John P. Grier cracked and Man o War hip. wnt on to win, ridden out, by a length and a half. The time, 1 :49 I 5, Is a new world record. Th previous American was one fifth of a second slower and was held Jointly by Ibyrow tnd Boots. Brown Prince ran the distance In England In 1917 In 1 :50 with 105 pounds up. The best Australian time Is 1 :52. Man o War ran the quarter In 23 In 1 tOO the half In 43, the ran faster In horse 1:35 So the nnd the mite than the records all the way around. Ponaus half mile In 48 at Los Angeles has stood since xx 2-- 5 2-- 2-- three-quarter-s 5 3-- 5 Artfuls l'.aiO. over th three-quarte- rs straight course at Morris Park hi 1 :09 5 has stood slaea second was 1904. The mile in 1 :35 In the new record o Man War's faster than 3-- 3-- 5 one-flft- h Wither. Mhd o War Is watched day and night Hi personal caretaker Is Frank Loftua. Clive Gon don rides him in his work. Ilia stable name Is Red. He hasnt s mean hair on him. lie has a tremendous appetite, sleep tike a tired boy and apparently ha no nerves. The cheering crowds do not excite him. A race like the Dwyer doe not upset him In the least. He la perfectly sound, has never been cut or bruised In' a race and has never even sneeied. since Mr. Riddle got him. And hed rather run than eat. Those who know his work say he can break any record he goes after. Man o War seems to enjoy the parade and the applause and acts his prettiest. lie la at tho poet. He Tsaqutclt breaker; full enjoyment of the race. He travels with runs so smoothly and with so little friction that experts pronounce his action perfection. Clarence Kumraer rode Man o War In all his races this year. Two days after the running of the monnt. Costly Colors, fell and Dxvyer. Hummer the Jockey got a bad faU, which sent him to the hospital. R was said later by Mr. Riddle that Kummer would he In shape to ride Man o War In his fall engagements. Man o' War Is not for tale at any price. Mr. Riddle wa offered $200,000 before the champion fgeed this yearj the latest offer made public was $230,000 by Joseph L. Miirphy'"of Philadelphia. Mr. Uldde plans to have Man & War carry the jgilka for two- - years. more and tV-- n put him at the head of the stud he la well-behave- black-anl.jellQ- d n' w forming. . Man ol War wtll never be permitted to leave this country," declares hi proud owner. He belongs to the people of W ie United States, who love a good hora. quite as much as he does to me. I regard myself merely as a custodian, having him In trut for the "benefit (T the American thorough bred of the future. |