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Cures TTmtns WeaknessesWt refer to that boon to weak nervousliming women known as Dr Piercet-ivorite PrescriptionDr John Fife one of the Editorial StanTHIC ECLECTIC MEDICAL RFVIEW saysUnicorn root Hclonuu Dloiwi which

Tone of the chief ingredients of the FaIte Prescription

1 MA remedy which invariably acts as auter-ilnrUrortor makes for normal actty Of the entire reproductive systemcontinues in ilclonias we have ameIk ait which moro fully answers the above

than any other drvg with which I amtinted In the treatment of diseases pe-

ar to women it Ls seldom that a ease IsA which does not present some Indicationthis remedial anent Dr Fyfu further

The following are among the leadingIcttlons forIlelonias Unicorn root lainaching In the back with leucorrhoa-

tonic weak conditiotof the reproductivesans of liomen mcntdl depression and irability Asoclated wit chronic diseases ofI reproductive organs of worn const ant

ition dr heat In the region of the kidYE mcnOrrhaffld flooding due to a weak

con itlon of lit reproductive systemno ressed or absent monthly

1 K from or accompanying anII condition of the digestive organs

laemlc thin blood habit dragging>ns in the extreme lower part of the

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t more or less of the above symptomsno a t t-

n a e r erce s avori to-uongyi one leaumg ingrea-

iarwnicnls Unicorn root or Heloniasthe medical properties of which it-

t faithfully representsfcOf Golden Seal root another prominentpgredfent of Favorite Prescription

f FInley Ellingworxl I of BenMedical College Chicago saysIt Is an Important remedy In disorders ofi womb In all catarrhal conditionsgeneral enfeeblement it Is useful

f John M Scntidcr M D late ofinnati of Golden Seal root-

relation to its general efTcrtj on tho-u there in no medicine in ttsc ahnut which

irr 1 such general unanimity of opinion ItUnfvenalltj regarded at the tonic useful in

IL < bllltawd stats>L R Bartholow M D of Jefferson

lical College says of Golden SealValuable In uterine hemorrhage menorfis flooding and ron r < stivo dyumeuor-sa painful menstruationr Favorite Prescription faithr represents all the above named intents and cures the diseases for whichare recommended

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LIGHTHOUSEEEPERSW-

eird Vigils of the Men In theFrench Service

TOIL THAT BREEDS MADNESS

The Only Wonder Is That Any ofThese Lonely Workers Escape In ¬

I sanityPitiful Plight of the Isolated j

Keeper at Four en Finisterre-

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French writer telling of the life I

of the lighthouse keepers slung thecoast of Brittany thinks it strangethat any of then escape insanity-

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this country has no equivalent In theFrench service and with short Inter-vals months apart a French light-house

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keeper may spend forty years ofhis life tending the lamps in one sta-tion

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with a single companion and thatstation may he on a rock out in the I

channel or the bay of Biscay which j

boats can approach only in linoweather

As a matter of fact the wen oftendo become insane or at least developmonomania Sometimes it takes theform of hatred of each other

In one case at Terennec one of twomen was found by a party who cameoff from the shore in response to sig-nals

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lying dead In his lied with a longkeen bladed knife through his heart

Ills companions story was that hehad committed suicide after a longperiod of melancholia There was noproof to the contrary but after exam¬

ining the wound the authorities doubt-ed

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the truth of the storyOn another occasion where father I

find son tended an isolated beacon to ¬

gether the oung man was seized with-an attack of acute mania When thetime came to light up he planted him ¬

self in front of the stairway to the lan ¬

tern and refused to allow his father touscend

The old man attacked his son andfinding he could subdue him in noother way so that the lights on whichso many lives depended might be kin-dled

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strangled him to death The nextday he signaled to the shore for helpand gave himself up to the police tell ¬

ing what he had doneSickness and death are no strangers

In the lighthouses There is ninetynine times out of a hundred no chanceof medical aid and the well man pre-

scribes¬

from the medicine chest forthe sick one as best he can lie alsodoes double duty until his partner re¬

covers or relief comesThere are not infrequent cases when

the survivor has to sew up his deadcomrade in a hammock and launch hisweighted body from the rocks into thesea Then come long nights of lonelywatching-

In winter time the lamps must betended nud the clockwork kept goingfor fourteen to fifteen hours The lan ¬

tern Is unheated except for the glow-of the lamps up in its ceiling and thegovernment allows the watcher nochair lest he fall asleep-

It Is no wonder that weird fanciescome to the men They hear voicescalling from the sea and see drowned-men and women looking up at themfrom the breakers One of their hor ¬

rors Is of the birds that beat against-the wIndows of the lantern at nightattracted by the glare

Just as Is the case with American light¬

houses the feathered armies that mi ¬

grate at night beat against the wallsand balconies of the beacons with theirwings and dash against the panes ofthe lantern sometimes breaking theglass with their beaks As their eyesshine In the glare they seem to expressnnger or bloodthirstiness to the menwithin i p-

One of the most pitiful stories oflighthouse life is told of the keeper atFour en Finisterre who kept all alone-a station on an Isolated rock a couple-of miles out from the shore but sosurf beaten that only once a monthor so was a boat sent out to It withsupplies

The cabin In which the keeper madehis home was on the shore opposite hislighthouse and the recreation he mostenjoyed was watching it through histelescope He could see the people goIn and out and the children playing infront of it

One day he saw something flutteringfrom the door jamb lie was puzzledThen it flashed on him that it wascrape and that some one had died inthe house

Was it his mother he wondered orhis wife or one of his brothers Hecounted the children later In the dayand they were all right

The wind blew and the water raged-No boat could come near him and hewatched the crowd of sympathizing-friends come and go Then he saw thefuneral-

He recognized the cure at the headof the procession by his white surpliceand the altar boys walking beside himThen came the coffin carried by sixmen

As the mourners walked after it hestrained and strained his eyes trying-to Identify each and thus det rminethe missing one But in vain Allwalked with bowed head The WJm

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their lives to row out to him anti breaktit trt tvs of his wifes death foundhim a physical and mental wreck fromsleepless anxiety Put he hadkept thelight luiniliiK fMitlifuIly all the time I

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