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| MY QUEEN, “To no one else but you, Miss Shirley, would I dream of telling this! For the first time in my life I have told my papa that I was of age and could do as I pleased. My mother is dead and my brother in Michigan wants me to come out there, and papa says if I go I can stay. ed brother is not papa’sown son. Do you thin apa would be glad to have me come home or not? Itis Christmas night and fam very lonely. Papa is probably in some saloon, I long for a loving, gentle husband, who would appreciate what 1 did for him. Excuse my poor writing, for through tears one cannot write rood, “Nora G.’ Poor Nora! -We sympathize with you most sincerely. No doubt, if you goto your brother for a time your father will be only too glad to get you back—you know his disposition best, but, suppose he did insist upon your staying, would you not be better off to remain with your brother? You have every right in the world to consider your own interests under the circum- stances. “T have a young man friend, and would like to know if it was right for me to write him a Christ- mas letter? I am seventeen. Heisa very nice young man and has been calling at my house for four years, ever since I was a child in school, “LAURA B.” We see no harmin your writing the young man a pleasant note and wishing him a Merry Christ- mas. You might have added that you hoped _ Paxtine XTINE is a new cleansing wash, to be used withany lady’s syringe, the formula of a noted Boston physician, never before offered to the public, and used for years among his f women patients with great success for vaginal douches. it destroys all disease germs and hea!s inflammation. We guarantee Paxtine will save doc- tor’s bills, sickness and trouble, and that any woman Will be repaid a thousand times if she uses it. Paxtine is just what every woman needs when taking a vaginal douche, as MRS. PINKHAM of the is proof positive of its value. —_ - rt oo ntiseptic Wash. What it does for Women. . -_"= it is the only preparation that is abso- | lutely certain to thoroughly cleanse the | R. Paxton Go.. 68 Chauncy St.. Boston, Mass ee ‘ + | ' . ) Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., vate correspondence with women, constantly recommends PAXTINE. This alone Also endorsed by physicians. When writing to advertisers please mention “My Qneen.” FREE TRIAL TREATMEN able home e y ever discovered for iM, MORPHINE LAUDANUM and other drug _ habits. Harmless ; painless. Contains Great Vital Principle hereto- tore unknown. Confidential correspondence invited. ST, JAMES SOCIETY, 1181 Broadway, New York, When writing to advertisers please mention **My Queena,” 31 the new year would be a happy one for him, If you have a mother or sisters, you can ask them if they approve, and,if they wish, to add the season’s greetings. . ‘While visiting in the country three years ago I was introduced to a young man one year older than myself. I like him better than any young man I have yet seen, and have reason to believe he thinks a great dealof me. Hecan converse Auently on nearly every subject, although at times his language is somewhat ungrammatical, because he has never had the advantages of a proper education, This is the only objection my parents have to this young man, and they think I ought to look higher. Now, what I want to ask is, ought I to let education stand in the way of a union? EpYTHE FRANCES.” | Many of our bravest, noblest and best men have -been sadly lacking in ‘‘book learning,’’ yet who has remembered that trifling fact when lauding their great deeds and glorious triumphs? No, the lack of education is to be regretted, but not condemned! If that is the only fault the young man has, we think that he is to be congratulated. A Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES .the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best remedy for DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world, Be sure and ask for “Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,’ and take no other kind. Twenty-five cents a bottle. “—_ r + Se 4 4 “se 7 ‘ passage of all injurious matter. It is an imperative necessity to keep in a con- dition of perfect cleanliness if a Woman would enjoy health. Paxtine is soothing, non-irritating, and # has greater cleansing virtue than any autiseptic inedication known to the pro- @& fession, yet it is so harmless that it is Ha recommended asa tooth and mouth wash, a corrector fer bad breath, for nasal catarrh, sore throat, cuts, wounds, and & general antiseptic use, for which pur- poses it has no superior... One month’s treatment, socts. At druggists, or by mail. For sample and descriptive book, address in her great pri- Write for sample. -% . *“——™ Most remark. GOMlGooo CS (CO)