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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-20

AMI Ikto, For the relief and prevention,
AOI6ITvSp the instant 1t IL applied, of rhcu-
N\VolTAlcL /matism, Neuralgia, C | a I ic ,
k\NN,Llli/IL>C Coughs, Colds, Weak Back,
I\HNWfTI.ZI/- Stomach and Bowles, Shooting
IN * Paine, Numbness, Hysteria Fe
zTL~SNS~ male Palms, Palpitation, Dyspep.
%ZD\> STA, Liver Complaint, Biliou-
L<In/NN Fever Malaria, and Epidemcs,
fIIFcrn, e. y use Collins Plasters Ian hl ctric
ihT-1SiVSs> Battery combined with Porous
@lASJENS Plaster and laugh at pain. csc.
everywhere.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-20

Cuticura Resolvcnt, the new blood.purfer and
Cuticura, and Cuticnr Soap, the great skin cures
and beaut ,rs, are sold everywhere. Price, Cuti-
cura. 50c.; Soap, &c, Resolgent S1.Oo.
Potter Drug nd Chemical Co. Boston.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-20
A Plucky Young Man.

Here is a true story OF successful
energy. A young drug clerk wrote
from the Far West to a prominent
pharmacist in New York, saying he
would like to come to the city and
enter store. He came, but when the
pharmacist questioned him personally
he found that his visitor had never put
up prescriptions written in Latin; con-
sequently, he could not get a situation.
He did not know soul in the great
city, not even the gentleman to whom
he had written (until he met him at his
store). He sought in vain for place,
and finally found subordinate posi-
ton, where he was given five dollars q
week and had to board himself. He
was a studious, pushing, active young
fellow, and soon managed to attend the
lectures at the College Of Pharmacy.
The gentleman with whom he had cor
responded took an interest in him, and
invited him to come to his store and as
sist in the manufacturing of fluid ey-
tracts. Once he showed his employer
what he could do in that line. The
man was surprised. "Why cant you
do something of that kind for mep" he
asked. The clerk said he could, and
his salary (Which in the meanwhile had
been slightly increased) was raised to
very respectable proportions He
worked for time in this way, event
ually receiving salary Of $50 a week;
finally he opened laboratory Of his
own, and to-day he employees forty or
fifty "hands." And yet, when he ar
rived in New York he did not have a
dollar, and was without influence and
without friends. - George j. Manson, IN
81. Nicholas for November.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-20
1898 y. IN Cincinnati, E;xpress.

Arriving at Cincinnati 700 a. m Louisville 9: 40
a, m; indianapolis 4 OS a m. Passenger, h,
THIS Train reach the above points 1 - 10 I'D
HOURS IN advance Of any other rruto
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-20
Organized December, 1888, Under the
Law of 1888.
COPYRIGHT SECURED.

Successor to Widows and Orphans Mutual AID So
ciety, organized july 4th, 1877, under
the laws OF 1872.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-20

TRAINS LEAVE CAIRO:
500 "A III. M aia,
Arriving In st Louis . 70 am; Chicago, s:yOD.m
Connecting at Odn and Effngham fer Cinci,'
natl Loulevlle, Indianapolis and points Esst,
2:2o y. m. Fast st. Louis ana
w estein Express.
arriving In st Louis Gas p. m, and connecting
for all points West.
3:35 p IN. Fast Express.
F0r ~. Louis end Chicago, arriving at st. Louis
1856 p. M. and Chicago 30 a. IN.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-20

"Gath" is told that Chanfrau had Sc
lectcd his own epitaph. II was a quo
tation from his Kit. the Arkansas
Traveller" ~ done my level best, !
amt got nothing to take back"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-20
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR lsr YEAR

VIM. stratton, Sratton h Bird. gro GERS, Cairo, H.
J. A. Godstne, ofG odstine Il Rosenwater, whole.
sale and retail dry good; Q. w. Dunning, NJ. D.;
Pres. 3D.. Med FIX, for Pensions; Albert Lewis,
commission merchant; j. II Robinson, county
Judge an notary public; WIN. r. Pitcher, com .
broker and insurance agent; X. II. Baird, city
street supervisor; NJ. Ph Hips, carpenter and build
er; Thomas Lewis, attorney and secretary; E.V.
Pierce, attorney.Gt.law, DuQuoin III. q. Pace
cashier OF Centennial Baut, Ashley, III. Albert
Hayden, cashier Of George Connolly Il Co., Spring
neld, III Is. NJ Mum, attorney-at.law, 1865 Ral
dolph street, Chicago; Hon. Robt. A. Hatcher, at
torney-at aw, Charleston, Mo; Ii. Leighton
cashier First National Bank, stuart, Iowa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
Ahnnr Wen Who smoke.

\ gentleman who Is grea, 'tumIgsto7
saws that ne has philosophical about
smokers with this result An eyen-cem-
peril quite man never goes 20 "a extreme
IN choosing his cigar. \ nervou- man
wants soue,hin- strong and furious mild
man ,omech;ng that smokes. and nothing
more There = great deal IN the way
men handle their ar. Il = man smokes
h. cigar Oulv enough to Keep It lighted. and
rshskes taking it from his mouth TO CAST .
look AZ the blue curl OF smoke in air. set
aim down as al easv-golaZ man de mas
keen perceptions and teiCais senslolLtles.
he all not create trOUDie out Is apt TO see
i, on. when IL Is once oegun. Beware o.
the man who never releases the grip Of ais
cigar and l. iudlfersn: whether It burns or
not. He i cool calculating and eNacEInZ.
He : seldom energetic physically. out lives
easily OF those VINO perform the .aoOr.
The man thai smokes o,r. rests OF ana
Jumplss the cigar more or less. II EASILY
affected o. CIrGgus;2nceS- IL the cISaV
goes out frequently the nan has - whole
,oulsd opposition. IS q devil-nay-ca-e sort Of
a fellow. vita q lively brain an a gu
tongue and general tine fund OF anecdotes
To aOii haif OF the cigar IN the mouth aud
smoke iuiIferen;iy IS q law man : habit.
Thew a-e generally OF li;tle force ani their
characters are nos OF the highest strata
4 nervous man. who fun0ies MS cigar a
grear deal Is a sort Of popjuiay among
men. Holding the cigar constantly oe-
tween the teeth. chewing It occasionally
and not caring # II IS lighted 4; al, are
characteristics OF men Eho have the IenAcity
OF bulldogs. They never forget ANYTHING
OF let 20 their holds The top stands his
/ cigar on end and an experienced smoker
points It straight aheai, or almost ~ right
angles Ei,h his course Such has oeel my
observations With regard 10 smokers
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
TALK OF The To0OlERS.

1t is reported that VIXEN little Chrissie
Conkling used 70 pray. Give Us this day
our daily bread. his little companion
Tommy Plat. would add: Meat, too. -
Boston Transcript.
To Little Brooklyn girl belongs the
credit of having identified the mysterious
man in the moon
oh. come and lock az the moon, papa.
she exclaimed the other evening. There 5
a photograph of Ben Butler in it.
When little Willie L 6rst heard the
5rayiug of mule in the South be was
greatly frightened, out after thinking min,
ute he smiled at his tear, saving Mamma
Just hear that Door horse wiz the whooging
cough "-kentCcky State Journal
No. I. with book: Bessie. what a
creature With tour legs called
No. II i quad-upei.
No. |. And = creature wi.h two legs IS a
aiIed'
No IL. rs
70 l. Then sA4.s snake 4 stomach
ped Lite
Mother III George Washington sleep
,tanG!ng'
~Wha, a c-::o-5 question, my child why
10 you ask i?
Because he never was kaoyn to liz -
Boston Budget.
Ma, Is II v:ck=d to play marble. f3'
keePs'
Willie Giiu wanted he to PLAY but
wouldn't.
That's right au proud that YOU had
the courage to refuse.
Il told him it was wicked and led to gam
bling. and he called me boo5y.'
Well, never mind.
"Oh. don't. matched pennies With
him and came out seven cents ahead -
Detroit Free Press.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
FRESH FASHION, NOTES.


Ciose@stting Jackets are made either
deuhle or angle breasted
An of the dark shades Of Eelyeteea are
fashionable for street wear.
tits fashionable occe more to trim basqaes
around the edge.
Upon some yery stylish Hooking gJpsy
hats Of darkest green velvet are eoroaats Of
orsnyecolored nasturtivuS mingled with
sprays Of pslesreeE maiden-hair fern
Many drsperies u autumn costumes are
jointed to the froat Of the overskirt WITH
baEd Of riSSop, others with q faa-pis;tng.
and others still crossed Ike braid
The fashion Of cutting demiioileS dresses
squa-e or V shape In the neck seems to be
more than ever the vogue, and nov comes
he ruuoc that The bonnet strings are to BE
removed
Six Jerseys are plain or have silk and
gold gsi!ooa trimmings. They are IN hght
shades. generally OF The color OF the skirt
with which they are worn. They are also
20 be seen IN contrasting hues-
While Costumes Of mixed materials sre IS
much in vogue as eTsr, some OF our good
coutr-isres are attempting TO introduce
toilets entirely made OF one fshric and one
coia;: this simplicity is grateful 70 the eyes
in the midst Of so many varied tints.
As a compromise between the plain
bodice and the drapei tunie q sort Of jacket
is made with plated basque, which form a
kind Of panier and tournu-e; this may De
either Of the same material as the skirt or
of snother-sonetimes the draIeries only
are OF different material
Whs:erer fashion may decree. 3 medium
size waist. pretty shoulders, with the arm
hole placed high enough to show the bus,
10 advantage, but not gathered up into a
balloon 81 the shoulders, viii always De and
lcok the perfection Of figure. The fashion
OF the ePaulet Of ribbon or passemerterie i
also veEy pretty; it's added 10 many dresses
On oae side only Of course.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19

corA oct have been Indians. On one Trip
he brought back to For. Benton an o'd o:i-
tered god paa which he had picked up n
The coantry. and often spoke o. reo1nants
Of s.uice boxes hewn from trees and also OF
AN Cd deesyed wooden rocker which ne
foaud On q side gulch and which bad M
doubsedly lain there for Pears. as It ~as rot
ten with sge.
II i possible ina: great mining camp
once existed in the country, but the man
uso lived there alone and worked N the
zulshes for gold have long since passed
away. If Hudson Bay traders, they proSa-
bly went back into British America, rom
whence they came. or If American gold
hunters, they perhaps never came out OF the
mountains alive, but we're. no DOUBT mas
sacred by the indians upon whose lands
they we're.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
THINGS WORTH KNOWING,

Ress~ax All "a: ~ill maze yOI- rus:v
-at!roas ~ clean aa1 81 10Th as glass
Tie a lump o: wax a a Bag ali keep u tor
hat purpose Whsu :he irons are hOt rlo
them 6-ss wi,h the wax rag. ;aen scou-
Ej,a q paper or C,OES spr'uSled ~,sh salt
When soaSiag "a ia 5eEore cOOli1s
add 4 G,,.e vinegar 10 "a water It'nproTes
he 81
>-seI aa.ves which are no: in ge: eral Use
MAJ e ks0t .rou r-s,!nZ L they are dipped
% q s----y so.griCH 81 soda. one part Eate-
20 four o; soda then x:pe trT, rou n Han
asj s1t ksep.a = iry place.
Fish mA7 y scaled ngch easie. 5y Dip
-trz .a.o l0iiiny water a5ol, a minute.
For ~..eas.-. .aa griille. cut white
-lraip in haivss aai rGS the g-iid.e With Il,
T. carsss no su0ae sae. taste or adhesion
Al : lel.er than batter or grease.
lisa nav q, -, - scaled, II desired
5eto-e packing down in salt though in that
sase 30 10, sCsld them. Sal; ssh are quick
-, and Is; tcesieaed D. soaking IN so1r
nllS
Tie -alue OF or she'd ice as q dressing Tor
ylI1. ana sCaIis. Srst pointed olt 5y Sir
James Ea-,e. = confirmed 57 Or. Richard
son. The ice. after being reduced Dc
crushing OF sCcapi1g % a Sae state Of iIvIs
ION rs cry As possible. = mixed wiia fresh
iaru INTO a paste. Which 5 placed IN thu
can Eric Gag AMI aid upon the 5u-l- This
= said 20. Danish al pain unit, the mixture
has 50 IA le,lei IA: = fresh dressing /;
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
DuMPlEO OARlINGS.

Capsized - 6 squail-The cradle tipped
over by the 64by.-IIartford Sunday
Journal.
Whether little JaJies think or not il not
a matter Of so mgrh importance as the tact
nat at most anseemly hours they can set
others to thinking pretty seriously Pitts
ourg Chronicle-IelegraPh
4 new telephone instrument has been in
vented BY which the crying Of baby may
Dc heard at the distance OF hundred miles
The adaptabihtv Of the moon as place Of
residence will now become 4 matter Of 81
preme importance. Philadelphia Call
poctor-Tell me exactly what your con
d;tion is. DO yoa have night sweats'
Pstient-Yes, almost every night.
Doc;or-My dear sir, this begins to look
serious About how long DO they last
Patient-AhoIt as long As have TO tote
the baby uP and down. Burlington Free
Press
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
AnAmiabls wsuIa.se Hu.band.

MAJ have M DOUBTS shout Mr.. Gay
fellow, M dear. and visa yc1 had not sad
yes before consulting me
Daughter-Why what Is the matter with
him.
He has 70 trade business or profession
that can discover, and has certainly no
expectations. as h. relatives are al poor
Bat, ma, Just think whata good husband
he vii make. There WON'T Dc quarrel
from ooe wear end 70 the otter.
"Yoc think so now. no doaot.
"Ohl Dat na, | sm sure Of it. He Is 50
smiaSle'
Perhaps his amia5iE,y las net been
tested"
All bet il has. Yoa know h0E most
men dislike parents-in-laW-
Yes
Well, he said be would uot o05ect at al
to living with yo1 and pa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
OUR ODD CORNERS.

i blk eolectOr-The policeman .-ho
gathers in bGnco-s,eerers.
4 rying ituation-Putting On pair Of
new shoes that are too tight
Figures that don't Ee-The standing dam
mics il front Of clothing store
An insane man walks about the stfeets
of New Orleans With & Comet in his had
he probably blew oat his brains waiie
learning 70 PlaT.
Il don't believe il, ssid Farmer Furroz,
when he saw IN the newspaper the exPreS
siou. Tame flies" Bat when be found
,hat = typographical error had turned
tine" mo tame. be acknowledged the
corn
Tas' tx sizzEesss BIZ = IN esi,
u ,a1y possibly Cad > 500 gDsi-
Fsr tafs Ec-i-soEiay. Tistk5sSss EseTu
IA an satS,ssS4sgsc1l A7fs-
Ash = ss-is u the E-,zs Js-Es 31E5.
Wos..i - sfeTy LeeiiEg - bls7d
A. he gSsaA1rzssts r=szs -siare ss-s IA,
r. 70 5ersss<1se AZ . ess ktsL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
DR.. J. E. SMITH.
No. 1905 Chapiine strss<,
Mar Tour,s<atA sar~r1

No. itot Chapiine strse<,
Near Fourteeath Ssresl.
I, lhs 0aly regularly etuesiei pa gs.elaa s,esaas
On NJ. Following dissasrs IN the state of wss VIZ
int. and he bs s1tlsnee u hs skil aai s.eur<.as
Ne testimony OF his pstisnn He never uss Q %
ri-ut. ulEe without JFrai Ssion; tho>e aPpentei
i,,s 90. u s.Auy husdrsl c~rtise In hia psso
ion Many yraTs experience In Tie esst h1PstAA
-, her Et;ha ,so-yGst. p,~licsl educsiisa ani b
81 iant- WITH thr-a 1tc sScnt, q Close oe~svaas
,.1,psrulcntc p-s. 4TltIss, and stric; sttsnnsas:
~ .nic nara cement enables ain 70 treaL With sue
-. diseases shish iEr sreIusaty reyzrded - mar
~ ps.tent hls optga9c
PROOF.
,nns"mption. splitting sigoa;Zsi ntra
20 a. % hopes o, my 0eouTsry. ~. Joan q saf1
Martins fsry.L
Cou>ua,ption, ChToaie Dtarrhea, spitttas
"d Passing Hood - sn snA1asef 10 . 49,
80. strvug,R tone. Or smith cGr~i ne tss yvss
"a Ny e. J. Es,lsoo, Rs-siinf, ". Va
Catarrh. PoiyPus of Nose, LSss q Voice
Suffered SoS ycaS Physician, AID ni~dieiaes taiia
smith cured me- completely t.o year 40 HAs
o, sy..isi 4 Co, waesiiax. Wv.
Cancer OF Brssst-ws e'Ii 90, thru ur,ss -
ih,.icIaaa Dr. smith earrd ne without tks kniis
Nm II. ". ores.k
ITO IN. Iadiss-pT Smith has, neil boil Of tr-a'.
ne falling OF the womb and female v,stnes shtes
curr, IL Ia hort time. I1dies net sa5sr 10 loaSss
pue seemed 20 Und-rst,nd the es~ II ny dia-hta
pr smith cured her yesr ago and shs 70 nSS ~
sni ,;roar Mn & J. Nsilson- whs~.isx W. Va
FtstulA In Ano, Ptics-Nast ssgrivsied We
yivsn up % die and proneaa esi ineurrabls. On u,
fark .or 81 xhtsrn seek, Dr xsl;A cursi me In av
rrs 4. without the tnis. three yea sso. AID en!ss
better heath nov thsa ever.
Iho.. Gown Croker, whssiiaa-
fIts-Ny vile hal tAsh tos year. Could est -
relief pr suith cured her three ysz, $50, sai shs
has had more sinos.
Srrofuioas Ulcer on Leg for Years-D
smith eur.i me two yssn sso.
Mn Csthrrfns Phlll,hasm
Valley srprv, ~. Va
DIT SAITH stll enrsgs 10 cure any cass 81 psissaS
matter 81 hov lors rSadlBs. s.tboli the ka.s, ~
githoat the east lsngvf Of any t,nd.
Io.s of Manhood Or smith hss mai sr>1
aIty Of This condition vhicS ssps the ssansstASas
hs.Ith snd readers miserable many. His uot
msnt VII rys,or, health and strength IN sAo't -
IT saith, ruouss asrsns ed that p1iep1 caii
Irx % sc hta 10 not conc In eontact vita ethsn
and bis business sith ladies and gsntIsnsn 10 strffe
con adsntlal
,,roy,r Of NE may coasuli 1T. smith vita p~rs~c
,urlnce-
n distsnee on recspt Of tvo Dc stams, and psilsso
thu, u.stsA srv always guas.nsss1 afisfsfasa-
Consuitatioa Yrss % oo0 o. han IN
q n.W7p ~ daily sso'Rs qs1suru
No isol Chspiins Slra,
mao wbssiiaG. WA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
The only Sore Plan.


Jink.-See here, MInks. always regarded
YOU a. a man Of sense. bat, unless | have
been misinformed. Tou intend TO make the
biggest kind of fool OF yourself.
Miuks-I should much Ike voG 70 eX-
plain, SIP, and that right quickly.
oh? you needn't get mad ] come to
you as a friend TO save you from becoming
q butt of ridieule
Well what are Won driving At anJ-
way
The papers say that you intend % De
married in balloon at the State Far n
the presence Of 80, 900 people. sincerely
hope YOU won't make any such exhibition
Of yourself. Remember how highly respect-
ed your family has always been, and
Mouse trTing to dissuaie ne, JInh; |
know what am aboat and only wish that
instead Of $4,000 there could Be 800 900
people present
Worse and worse. Are you erazyt
Not at ali expect 20 run for Presl-
dent some DAY and van: plenty OF
witnesses 10 the fact that / was actually,
regularly, pG5EclT married.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19

mediate result Of his hir ever PEAR. The
Eiri knows Visit sac "a A5ozt
Iregret 10 say that The number OF mea
who
wear Bangles On their wrists
Is slowly increasing in New York 1he
fashion has not spsead WITH aaasualrzpAdity
bat i surely and slowly gaining ground, and
the noticeable part Of Il Is thar the shects-
tion "a more prominent Among Americana
than among foreigners nave observed
that the same thing u tue Of thsSingIe ere
glass. In London almost every man who
prsteEds to be q gentleman IN s'cer$ain
sphere wears 0 single eyeglssS As = rule
be does not wear II IN his ere, bot contents
himself by allowing L 20 1sag'e over his
breast nom short black cord IL q 1s-a-
lly pain glass without rim snd rather
snail Everybody wears them OVER their,
and ii attracts No sstpaEOa EhsteSer. On
this SIDE, hoEeTer. the single glass has a.
WAYS been regarded a special badge OF
idiScT; until four 90 i've years, man who
walked up Broadway With al "eJexlass In
as OCcIlar Sas stared AZ on SE SIDES o.
the croEi. and often guysl By meu WON
be passed Now, however. The single GAS
10 longer attracts attention. n the tAshIOa
aOI quarters OF the town. and \ MAJ may
walk a5OsI -!sh InpGssgy. squirting pam
fully ~ be goes. II O-iuOuico's A. al
times one may see anywhere from dTe TO =
dozen men attempting to eat sOuP and hold
their glasses IN their eves At The same tine,
and IRIS = rsre night that doesn't witness
one or Two accidents from this ssectatio1.
Whea = man Is opening his mouth in the
vicinity Of the sOaPspoon. ihe muscles Of his
face naturally relax.
And the Eys-gIas- drop
from h;s eve. OF course it Drops on the
edge Of the soap-pla:e. aud that Is the end
Of The soup, the eyegiass, aud the tGfe for
that particular evening With she excep-
ton Of one o. Two cockne7s and bad actor
or two one seldom sees al Eny!Ishnsn
ha5iiually wearing = ssog!e glass N this
country. They haEe the good seuse TO See
that Il MAKES ;hsa conspicuous, and 30
thew drop /. easily But to the woul1oe
EagEshnaa and toe Angionsniacs the
single glass Is Al element Of ecstatic Joy
Nearly al Of Iie hA0itual slaves OF this
courioEs fashion are nov American born
Youths Their grimsceS and facial coator-
lions indicate 50 plainly the sgopies they
Undergo. that II Is probable they are pun
shed erosEh By their folly Si:hoT: being
.0rCeuaej % public TlG!cula
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19


a uaa Ne ssasrel M1akna - RAVuea1
Aessy HsAs Ysars Ps.siains - uaess-
hesA -
Aeueal ssouy : dreedfsl hi IN ~
and pAyicl silnenk combine 4 3 inI5
terrible. SucA vas the coa1iioa q 0es. ".
Pranpsoa, a Hnztinedoa. ". Va. tE
eight year1 BE sas aasree q nezeees
-thsi i. The Lex bone Ct The ankle vs. -
famed and mortified. which caused rsn-
ming sores He says: Pieces at bee
he SIZE Of silver three cent piece esns
out Of the sores on my leg. The discAays
FROM the sores was alroa coutinual and
vas unable to walk. For eight years I
have been doc,orias had bees under The
;restnent Of physician 1t Newport, kJ..
tor . year; another At BurEngton. Ohio, a.
tended me for three years. and . doctor
acre az Huntington worked With me tor
4 Iors tine. Noae Of them did me any
zocd, sad they ~ Saally said ny case wa
hopeless. A few months ago I co0
uerced trying Psruaa. aei nov An yell
Gao walk as good as anybody. All
have perssc, Use ct my limbs
Mr.. Az LusS, Wooster. Ohio. writes:
Or. Hartman. Columbus, o. ! hs<e beea
a great sufferer from that dreaded disease,
chronic es,Srrh Of the stomach l have
,horoos hly tried yoEr AISAL,S. and il has
do1e ne more good ten-told than Al tAe
doctors prescriptions, and | have used
legions Of taem."
Mr.. Eds.. Har,s, Sueiizer P. o.. Elk
county, Pa, writes: Il have bought several
bottles OF yocr PErcS,. and sai !; % be Of
great benefit. Ass gave il to some Of ny
friends; they experienced the sane result.
Mr.. l.. r Wollen, Is and 4; Roa street
Pi;tsSurzh, Ps-, writes: Il am taxing Pc
ruEa x,sh good results, and can highly
recommend !: 20 al have applied At ea-
different drug stores toc one Of you eookh
They claim they have none On hand ~ prs-
sent Please do ne the favor to seai ne
one.
". ". Russell, druygiss Caaoassar1.
Pa, writes: handle yoIr medicine. Pc
runa. / have sold immense Quantities q
il. and consider il Q stApie Article l
have q grea; many Customers WHO thiak
there Is 10 medicine Ike !; Tor a tonic o.
for building up the system. Irecomneai
il a. Q safe and reliable remedy
CaEsta Eishel. Malvern. Ohio, writes Il
take pleasure in recommending the Use o.
Peruua and ManAEa TO aay one afflicted
with auy form Of lung or bronchial sroubie.
have seen TOR some Ii ne afflicted WITH
very troublesome cough bu, feS bottles OF
Peruaa entirely cured ne
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