My work. It hurt me to even sweep my floor when I began it, but got so I could do the most of my work, and I didn't suffer any more, had no more cramps."

Cardui, the woman's tonic, has proven its efficacy in the treatment of womanly troubles. Try it. Adv.

IENDERSON CHARGED WITH FRAUDULENT USE OF MAILS

The investigation and unfailing evidence resulted yesterday morning in the arrest by Post-Office Inspector L. Kalin of C. S. LeMorson, at the request of the old officer, on a charge of fraudulent use of the mails. The arrest was made in Hopewell, where Anderson is said to have operated. The prisoner is said to have admitted the charges. He was lodged yesterday afternoon in the Henrico County Jail, awaiting preliminary hearing before United States Marshal Aid in Pemberton.

It is alleged against LeMorson that by signing a petition to an order and sending a check, he was arrested.  Franchinent check procured from various mail order houses, clothing, and other nicies of merchandise. The merchandise, it is said, was sent to a certain place designated by him; and he managed always to identify himself in the post-office as the man by whom they had been ordered. Having ordered the nicies, he was always, it is said, able to describe them, and the post-office had nothing to do but deliver.
A more I. Emerson's alleged victims, the Sears-Hoebuck Company, Charles William Stores, John M. 