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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19

DIR. Rowles. OF the Chicago Marine
In conneesion with an operation recently
performed As the hospital. Some tims
ago sailor applied for admission. be
vas tall, iask and cadaverous, and WAS
suffering from an almost per petual pain
in his stomach. At times be would be
seizsd with frightiul commissions, and
nothing seemed to Allay his sufferinRs
but food. he had ravenous appetite,
and could eat a hearty meal dog sn
times day. The doctors, after q long
course of treatment, succeeded IN taking
from the man tapevorm, and also a
snake thirteen inches long, resembling
a monstrous angle worm. The physi-
cans we're somewhat astonishsd at find
ing 90 strange a resident as the snake in
the mans stomach, bat they we're quite
dunbfounded by the startling phenom-
enon that presented itself soon after
While examining the reptile the physi-
sisss found that 1t WAS actually giving
birth TO auoih-r claimant for the vast
quantity of food devoured by the IN
fortunate sailor. They could account
for the appearance Of the snake in the
mans stomach. bu, that reptile which,
when quite small, had found Its way
there, should increase 10 its present size
and also have young. was q probe IN
which they we're unable to solve. The
tapeworm, together with the snake aud
its progeny, we're carefully placed IN q
Jttlak and are now on exhibition at
the dispensing department in the ma
rine hospital.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19
PACIFIC COAST.


PesT Discovery w, Tt. Dec Is
waiter ko-e, aged shout rs wears. son
OF Etvard Rose Of Leland, started from
home on Monday for the rurpose of
hunting duriEg part Of the dsy in the
surrounding woods. His remaining
sway longer than vas his custom on
-1en occasions alarmed It's fslk.- Who
FUSED search 10 be made. and parties
have been out every day this week try.
ing to End hin. Today his dead body
gas found with q shot through the
yitsis- The surroundings indicated
that while Jumping from log 20 10, be
slipped and fell. HIS rife being ACCT
dentally disehsr. cd through his bodv
A. he fell cacssd bis death.
Trying to Blow Up e,DeaneII.
Ban FRAscIsco, Dec. Is.-The Ep<.
ir9 Fost this afternoon will saw that
two packages we're received BY Corouer
" Donneil yesterday. Eteh boz vas
about six inches square. They we're
loaded With powder and balls, and some
sticks rose through the powder bearing
caps. The contrivances had sliding
lids lined With sandpaper. 90 that upon
openiuR them the caps would explode
and the 20 Sder be touched of. Recent
occurrences had made the Coroner sus
pieious, and be took the preoaution Of
soaking his presents in water before
opening them. Ii was owing to this
precaution that no damage was done.
The clerks in the Postoffice have re-
ceived instructions to be exceedingly
csnt'sus hereafter in handling ODon-
nelI's mail.
shtpping gaseiIigeaee.
SAN FRAScIsco. Dec. l8.-Arrived-
Steamer Mexico, from Seattle.
Sailed British steamer Wellington,
for Nanaino steamer Willamette, fer
Seattle.
IAToosH. Dec. Is. Cloudy brisk
eaA wind. No shipping.
PoBT TOWNSEND, Dec. l8-Arriyed-
Bark Souantum. from San Francisco.
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OLyMpiA IrEMs.

Articles Of interpretations were yes
terdsy filed at Olympia for the buildiaG
and construction OF line of railway &c
extend from Gray's Hsrbor to ethel
Olympia. In Thurston county, or Cen
trslis, Lewis county. The incofpora-
tors are n. z. Gosdell. Of Chehalii
eouuty; w. p. Ready, Of Oregon
and W. II R1berts OF Olympia. Capt..
tai, 81 10000. Prominent capitalists
have taken the matter In hand, and vs
are informed the subject will be rapid,
promoted. As this time business u
meant.
The Local Option bill Was introduced
by Judge Lewis At 1890 p. m. today.
The number Of petitioners fer tenn
perance teaching In schools vas Ss6y.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19

BnooKLYs.-Ths city of Brooklyn is
doing some huge growing. not ex-
oseded even by Chicago, Minneapolis
OF any other city in the land. In 1882
1915 new buildings we're p1t up, in 1855
26os buildings, IN 1854 $3.50 buildings,
and 10 1885 3665 buildings. The valoe
Of the buildings vas ten million dollars
IN 1882, twelve millions in 1888. fourteen
millions In 1884, and eighteen miiiious
In 1885. Ia the aggregate Nev York has
exceeded Brooklyn. bot not Ia proper.
ton TO population. The growth OF
Brooklyn is one Of the wonders Of the
nineteenth century.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19

Cou acii.

OLYnPIA, Dee. ls.-The time Of the
Council this morning was mostly taken
op IN the consideration Of bills of ie-
gal nature.
@. Il. No. 6, for the renewal of causes
to the Supreme Court; G. b. No. 8, reist-
inR to exceptions; q. b. N. /, TO amend
section II 10 relation to demurrer IN the
chapter of the Code on pleadings; and
Q. Is. No. 81, substitution for @. b. 3. TO
amend section Is relative TO limitations
OF action, we're all read the third time
and passed.
II. b. No. IS. to allow Mrs. Delay to
change her name to Harlow. Passed.
q. Is. No. IL, amending sections Pas
and 226S Of Code, SO as to read that the
trustees of the Insane Hospital may
bold office from February instead OF
January. Passed.
II. b. No. "a. changing the name of
Mark Twain Kindred to Selby. Passed.
The spokane County Seat bill WAS
made special order for Monday next.
Ihe resolution TO adjourn for the
holidays caused quite 9 debate. II pro
vides for sdionrning from Dec. Z3i 10
the 3Oth. The resolution vas lost by
ayes 4. noes D.
House resolution to invite the Gov
srnor. Secretary, Treasurer. Auditor.
representatives OF the press and their
families to visit the Insane Asylum, pro-
voked considerable discussion.
Mr.. Young moved to include the Pab-
lilo Printer
Mr.. Ferguson objected, as that off GER
Vas only considered a one horse Off ser
anyhow. and not regular official.
Mr.. jacobs moved TO invite the Sur
veyor General; also, TO invite the Re
oeiver aud Register Of the Land Office.
Carried.
The same gentleman also moved to
invite the lsbby delegations from Spo-
kane county.
Mr.. Ferguson vas In favor OF this
motion. a. be believed the asylum was
Just tne place for that delegation.
Loaded down with these am ndments
the resolution was adopted aud for
warded to the House for action.
Ii. Il. IS. TO amend the divorce Law
40 as to provide that incurable insanity
for ten years shall constitute Sufficient
ground for a court TO grant divorce.
passed.
q. b. IL. designating official county
papers, passed. after which the Coaneil
auloufneu.
House.
OLYMpIA, Dec. ls.-Msny petitions
we're presented this morning relating 10
local option.
Mr.. Kinnear presented q resolution
tixisg the departure for Steilaeoom at
n. m. tomorrow. Adopted.
Mr.. Wells presented joint reselu-
ton fixing the adjournment from De-
csmber 22d to the Both. Adopted.
II. h. No. -, Amending section $50 Of
the code Of offences against property.
passed.
II. b No. 8, amending sections $50
and 83i, relating TO larceny, passed.
O. Ii. 20. relating 10 mortgages en-
personal property, was defeated.
II. Is. 81. amending seotios 22s9 re-
iating to medical diplomas, reconmit-
ted.
n b. 80, relating TO arson, passed.
Ii. b. 81. relating TO liens. passed.
The House he'd not adjourned when
this report Vas closed.
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slsTERS NEWS.
.,prHs ros7-uTsLLIsrsoss
A Huge List.

4 AHugs List.
~oros. Dec. l5.-Todsy's Co.'S
srJ R,eoyd contains = pages OF
3r's..s;ops sent 70 the Senate since
sS.s;nnise of the present session.
- saaber about lso cases
Futile letter.
Senators are receiving let
srsat plumbers urRina them to
~. ~ confirmation. of Land Com
49,, soarks. because OF bis recent
snsrks vas confirmed By the
$50 1ommissioaer OF the General
80 S,e on the 18th Of last March.
s,sr Reste Deeisiea-
Dec. ls.-The suit Of the
JET, against Barlow & Sander
sH.- .taY route contractors, u re
%. seo 0O0 gas ooncluded this efter
go re- United States Circuit Corrt.
90 = u.IIst, held that the large extra
- x.nses made TO the contractor by
-. ssrs 10 direct violation OF Law.
saa 80 necessary for the Govern
- 7 o,oys se.oal fr2nd 10 order t.
So, ~ sam paid. The ruling Was
$500 on both sides. The idry
as. n a verdict for defendants.
49, probably will be taken 70 the
hpssns Coaft-
On Wall street
60 Yong. Dec. ls.-Governments
"a strong. Stocks have suddenly
49, into extreme d9.lnsss. Tbs
-. however. Was strong during
-, Inc whole day. and the best hR
49, the day we're from small frac
"A one per cent higher than last
k0rtsern Pacific preferred
-. an advance Of ~. The STATE
=, Il made officially that rumors
9....,,no negotiations between the
1yn.nv and q syndisate 70 take sev
- m,liious Of acres have for basis
..,hius more than a letter OF iIqairy
...s;ssd from gentleman little known
!. ~ company. asking II it weuid sell
80. MOCK Of land and take IN pay
ii pfefsrrrd stock. The company
.'.l,sd that when the proposition Vas
- IA you'd be sufficient tims TO CON
~ IL. treukrfs nfD tooh Ansy 49,
"A osusidering that she earnings OF
s~tb vestsra reported today for the
..seod weak In December show a loss
4 "a 7g0. This stock closed at an
.sssucs Of u, while st. Psoi Is up y.
An Army Measure.
v.Hrsrox, Dec. 1S.-Among the
ussares introduced in the senate to
Ay vss the following by Frye. provid-
iss ,bsi all future appointees AZ heads
A deysrsments Of the United States
I,ny shall be officers selected from the
.ruy and nominated by the President
md confirmed by the Senate TO be such
sssds Of sush departments for terms OF
Iosr Years. Is declares that this pro
,inon shall not apply to the head OF
.sy Department until that efiice shall
M, become vacant. The President
.sy IN bis discretion, however, at any
Inns plaos upon the retired list any ex-
nipe head Of q department. and the
e.irsd list 10 enlarged for that pur-
,ose.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19
4 Child Can run IT.

fIyHE NEW No WHEELER & WILL
i son Sewing Machine tthe best and
cheapest IN the WORLD Is now for sale NJ
Pike, with full and comp.e'e set OF at
tachments, upon which Q person Of any
age can execute the finest and mo 81 pleas
ing K nd Of work possible. Every person
purch asing q machile will be thero lghly
instructed in regard 10 its use and the
use Of the attachments. ana will also re-
ceive q guar ntee for keeping the machine
in good repair for Ave years. All persons
are cordially invited 10 call and inspect
our machines
Orders from the country are solicited
and will receive careful and prompt ~
tention. u. W. HANSON,
ills Agent Seattle. w. T.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19

Il 10 spprebeuded that the Carpenter
estate, in a suit over which, in Stock.
ton court. the testator has jast been do.
cided TO have been Of unsound mind
may be entirely frittered away In liti-
cation. leaving nothing for the heirs
The estate vas appraised at $500
and the late salt cost. including 9
SIC, 900 fee for ex-Consressman Budd
something over IS 200. OF course the
caee IL yet to be appealed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19

AnT ExHIBrrIoS.-The Art Association
should feel pride over the success Of its
first exhisition. which has bees held fer
the last sxo days In the Yeslsr Lesry
building. Visitors we're coming and
going throughout yesterday afternoon
and evening. All seemed pieesed, and
~ any we're surprised 70 learn that Sc
attic possessed % much real talent, and
80 many works Of 6ne ART from the
brushes Of artists Who have earned for
themselves enviable reputations- The
exhibition vili continue until Tuesday.
including Tuesday afternosn and eveo-
ing. This will give an opportunity 20
vislt the rooms TO many whe have not
vet had time. All day and evening
there will be members OF she Associs-
tion In attendance vho vii extend
every courtesy TO the visitors. Excel
lent music 10 disooarsed from tine TO
time.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19

isarsRASc. ESrxxTArxxxxr. - Ths
psosfan for the esen Temperance meet
sae tonight 81 The Y. N. @. A. Hail 10 a.
% ievss voed qaarte, lmsle voicesl;
~ s,aon. Miss Ida vrooman ,o,si
80. Miss k.tsa Ripley; sddrsn By k<v.
Annesr. ef Cornwall, England. Seats
ts@ All cordially invited.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19

DEArH on Mar. Csospr. Olympia
correspondent under date OF December
is,h, writes a. follows; Ihis morn
Ing Nathaniel Crosby. one Of the Just
iees OF the Peace for this precinct, and
an old resident Of Olympia. died ct bis
residencs In this city AGED about -
years Mr.. Crosby hsd been unveil for
some time, bot up 20 fev weeks ago
continued 20 attend 10 business, and bic
unexpected death has been qaite shock
20 his friends. He leaves widow snd
toe sans, one OF whom holds . position
in the present Legislature. The funeral
Gil take place on Sunday, under the
auspices Of the Orders OF p. and A. NJ.
1. d. u. 2. and A. .. Z. W.. Of which
decssstd vas q member" The deceased
was q brother Of Mrs A. j. Burr. uncle
Of Mrs. q. p. Anderson OF seattle. and
his wife is SISTER Of Mrs. Z. A. footfns-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19

The San Bernsrdino people got ex-
cited. Tkankaxivina Day, over the nam
ber Of SEEDS IN Q squash that weighed
III poanda There were 3SS chances
20 eaessinS the numbsr sold at ten
cents Q chance Dat Of the preceeds
the owner OF the squash vAs paid Is,
and three judges and too tally CLERKS
vsrs paid 81 ssca for their ssrvices.
There we're sl7 se~ds In the squash.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19
SEATTLE STEAM LAUNDRY

COLLECTS YOUR PATRONAGE
= With the ass stance of the latest i'm
proved Troy machinery and the soft clear
water of Lake Union. We have facilities
for all kinds of work and any quantity.
No Oh nese employed. Give US call.
Leave orders with Geo. W. Crane, Wash
ington street. near Commercial. or w. T.
Pillman & Co.. Cherry. bet. Front and ID &.
sells BASLER BROS. Props.
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There viii b &0ogoo eopies 81 the
agricultural report paelizoed shis year.
Only io.ooo copies Of tsss ysar's rspess
remain.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19
CEDAR MOUNTAIN COAL

V,HE CEDAR RIVER COAL
l. Csnp,ny n nos prepared
to furnish stsamerA manufac-
tories. houses. stores and Of
foes. with . superior quality
of Steam and bono tic Coal.
rae POuNDs To TINE TeN.
Cedar Mountain Coal Ia the
best and cheapest because II
gives more value for the money
than any OF n Uoal In the mar
ket Try IL and be convinced
IL 10 free from rock and slate
and by using IL you can iun
yeur stoves and ranges whole
year without cleaning nues.
Offics and Yard foot OF Columbia street
oc J. NJ COLMAN.
Manager.
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Accident and Fire Insurance. BLkx-
cuARp 4 PARrRfD0E, Agents. de5
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], C.. CRA90E,
DENTIST,

O<noe up aaarA ovW Smith & Soa1 Jsv-
siery SORE. In suilivnas haock. rruas q
LIQUID NITROUS OXIDE Gas
wm b administered b. tie Doctor fE
the pnrpose a sxxasstng seseA vttnoss
pin. ns0
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s. B. VRooMAM.
w. n. Wnnn

A ITORNEY-AT-LAw, WILL PRAC-
~ tics In all the Justices and Territorial
Coorts. ONCE, 81 rooms OF the Probate
Court Yealer.Leary Building.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-19

~.~.ru Senator's are receivise Yet
r,aat Plumbers urging them TO
- - eounrmaiion Of Land Com
49,, soayks, because Of bis recent
SHARKS vas confirmed By the
sssxns,e 90 the 25,h Of last March.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-06
Bed Rngs.

A su bscriber asks for something
to clear the house of bedbugs. A
housekeeper who knows says that j,
40 use ts ask an old housekeeper for
a remedy, for she will invariably
declare she never had any in her
house and that her children never
saw one. Now these little white fihs
are To be expected Tor it is humiliat
ing to confess an intimacy with any
thug 50 low as bedhug. Will tel.
you plump and plain that ! am &C
duainted with that offensive family,
and have found sure cure for them.
Geta plat Of turpentine and dissolve
one ounce Of corrosive sublimate ia
it, and apply with q small brush
uhererer tie bugs are 90 be found.
Il does not irjure varRlsh, AMI tn,
pinv smell will soon be carried 60
bv the air. La very short Tim
bugs will be soarcer than hen itetl
in your house, ifyou VIII Use is
rCalifornia Patron
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-06
A Word Fifty snokea.

Parents are frequently impatient
with children because they do not
understand matters, or quickly COM
preheS5 some hint or sign given at a
special moment. a lady once com
planned Of her little girl, who hap
peDed to be especially stupid, at the
wrong moment. An old gentleman
rebaked her, saying, eff YOU had
learned as much in every two years
Of your life rs she has, you would be
a wise woman by this time" This
remark set her to thinking. and she
never complained afterward because
her child Wns not able to compre
bend - que ly rs she did, The
child was probably ss smart as its
mother was at that age, and moth
ing more could be required. Ii
was 3 word fifty spoken, and it bors
good fruit. -Ex.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-06

The Old Men Are Growing Younger.
Either our young men are growing
older or our old men are growing
younger. Before the war men Of
furty-fve were not classed as young
men in this country, they were call
ed middle aged men. But now
nothing is more common than to
hear q man Of even forty-fve spoken
Of rs a promising young lawyer, or
- young statesman" There is a
good reason for this change. The
average of human life is frightening
and as the increasing requirements
Of our civilization grow more COM
plex a man Of middle age will be
considered young, five measure him
by his knowledge aud experience.
I he real young men of our country
are CAD to have IN their ranks sc,
Of lively old boys who claim to bc
still enjoying the freshness and vigol
or youth. Let us initiate Victor
Hugo and make our youth do duty
as an evercoat until we are gray
headed.-Atlant Constitution.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-06
& griuulture.
Southern Graguss.


Colman's Rural World, standard
agricultural authority in the West,
has the following notes in its issue
Of this week:
From A. J. M@Whirter, commis-
) mer OF agricIIiure. Nashville,
..un.. we receive 81 Compendium OF
the Grasses Of Tennessee, and Treat.
iss on Meadows and Pastures, by j.
3 Killbbrew, A.. 81, Ph, D.
This manual, whlle prepared ex-
prcssly for the farmers Of Tennessee,
is alaptel and is Va usble to The far
nsrs 81 the whole country.
Editor Rural World; VIII you pleas,
tel. % ,brough your valuable papet
where I can purchase she best slsnd
arr authority on grass beet adapted
the Sou.h. which will give time
and manner of sowing2 Please CIV,
name of author aud price Of the bool
and greatly obligs I, \.
Honey Grove, Texas.
Grasses, Meadows and Pastures,
by J. b. KiIbrew. A. NJ, publish
I'd by the Bureau OF Agriculture
Statistics and Mines, Nashville
Tenn. ~ the best work we know @
for your purpose. Bv writing to ID
Commissioners, 4. j.. McWhirter
Nashville, Tenn, information wi
be received in regard to price.
TAmelicau.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-06
FRlGHTFUL HAsAL cATARRH.


For foEF years have been sfficted with q
very troublesome catHTrh OF the bead. So
terrible has it's nature been that when blew
my nose small pieces OF bones woI,ld frequently
come out Of my mouth ana nose. TIE dis
charge WAS eoTaous apd AZ times exceedingly
offensive. bly, blood became 30 impure that
lay general heslth was greatly impaired, with
poo ape &c aud we5se digestion
numerous Eledioipos waTe ased without
Ttl-ef, until began ne use Of B. B. B., and
three bttties astcd almost Ese magic. since
their usc nos q syIai41In has TtsaTned, snd
feel ia Svery way qu.ta r.st3Eed 70 health.
ara oid o4,iscn Of atlanta, and refer TO al
most any oHs living OF Hutier street, AID more
~ sculacIy &c Dr L. n. Gillian, who knows
Of Ky case
EsS ELIZA Bz-TH KeFoTT-
Ee VII Hlail on apgl.ession 70 anyone inter-
eesed ln blood and Skin DISEASES, sorofula,
RaeuTa-sisus. kinney 1rCobles, Ste, wonder
ful and uncucstsaE8tle testimony OF cures
ef=eTed b. she use 81 2. 3 E, the quickest
Blood Purifier ever kHavgn. Large bottles sl.0o
o. SIX for IS 90. Sofa og al Druggists. or TX
p4easoJ o. reccipl Of price.
BLOOD BALM Co.
Araaee. Ga.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-06
81 MARS AbETEcTIgEaYe ,.A7I ~.
Ho wonder.

= sAE WHO SUFFERED MENTAL AND
PHYSICAL AGONY EIGHT YEARS Pro
CLAIMS HIS HAPPINESS.
Mental agony is dreadful, bat whan that
and physical ailnent combine, il is simply
terrible. Such was the condition of Geo.
w. Frampton, of Huntingdon, w. Va,
FOR eight years. lie was q sufferer Of ne
croses-that Is, the leg bone at the ankle
was inhamed and mortified, which caused
running sores. He says: Pieces Of bone
the size of silver three cent piece came
oslt Of the sores on my leg. The discharge
from the sores was almost continual, and
xas unable to walk. For eight years /
have boon doctoring. / had been under
the treatment Of physician at Newport,
Ky, for year; another at Burlington, o.,
attended me for three years. and doctor
here at Huntingdon worked with ma for
a long time. None of them did me any
good, and they all finally said my case
was hopeless. A few months ago / COM
mcnced trying PERUFA, and now l avn
well. ] can walk as good as anybody,
and have perfect use Of my IiTnbs."
Mr.. All Lusk, Wooster, OHIO, writes:
"DR. HARTMAN, Columbus, O. ] have
been a great sufferer from that dreaded
disease, chronic catarrh Of the stomach.
I have thoroughly tried your MANALIN,
ana IL mas GONE AlfE tll1fE BASA tCAA-AhiAA
than all the doctors prescriptions, and /
have used legions of them.
Mr.. Edgar HHrts, Sneltzer p. O., Elk
county, Pa, writes: " I have bought sew
eral bottles Of your PERUsA, and And il
to be Of great benefit. ! also gave it 10
some Of my friends they experienced
the same result"
Mr. L. r. Wollen, IS and AZ Ross
street Pittsburgh, Pa writes: {" arn tax
ing PERuRA with good results, and can
highly recommend it to all. have APP
piled at the different drug stores fer one
of your books. They claim they have
none on hand at present. Please do me
the favor to send me one"
W. w. Russell, druggist, Canonsburg,
Pa, writes ! handle your medicine,
PERUSA. I have sold immense quantities
OF it, and consider il a staple article.
have q great many customers who think
there Is no mrdicjne Ike it for q toaic or
for building up the system. I recum-
mend i as a safe ard reliable remedy
Cuiista Fislel. Malvern. Ohio, writes
" 7 take pleasure in recommending the use
of PERUNA and NJ Nails r. any oae
afflicted with any form OF lung or broa-
chial trouble. have been for tome ti'ne
afflicted with a very trouhiesafae cou s.
bit a few bottles Of PERU2sA cas.Fs =
cured me-"