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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-04-10
A PROCLAMATION.
Gov. Nellette Convenes South Dakota
Representatives to Provide for an Ex-
Ill

Gov. Mellette Convenes South Dakota
Representatives to Provide for an Exc
hibit.
The executive Office has just issued
the following official notice:
for the representation Of South Dakota at
the Worlds Columbian exposition at Chi
cago in 1893, convention will be held at
Huron on May 90, 1891, to devise ways and
means to secure the benefits to be derived
to the state by a proper exhibition Of her
resources to the people of the world upon
that occasion. No state in the union
offers such advantages to labor and capital,
in agriculture, mining and manufacturing,
and no like opportunity will occur for q
century to establish the fact. City coun-
ellis and county commissioners are re-
quested to select delegates to this conven-
ton upon the following basis of representa-
ton:
One delegate from each incorporated city
or village Of 500 or more voters, and one
additional delegate for each 1000 voters or
major fra ction thereof. One delegate from
each county, and one additional delegate
for each 1000 voters or major fraction
| thereof outside OF incorporated villages
or cities otherwise entitled to representa-
| ton.
Authority should be given for the dele
| gates in attendance to represent the entire
county or municipality. and such instruc-
tions and suggestions as may be thought
helpful.
This call is made at the request OF
many leading citizens throughout the
state, and it is hoped the subject will re-
ceive the attention which its Importance
deserves.
A. 9. MELLETTE-
Governor South Dakota
| ,oI,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-04-10
March 20, 1901.
MURDER OR ACCIDENT.
An Old Citizen of Sioux Falls Found Dead
OH the Railroad Track.

on the Railroad Track.
E Sioux FALLS, April 3.-Special:
Another mysterious death came to light
in this city this morning. When the de-
pot men of the Milwaukee road gathered
at the depot the body of a man was seen
lying on the track alongside the depot
platform. Investigation revealed the
man to be John Henjum, and an eXami-,
nation showed that lie had been
dead for some time. There was
a deep cut on the forehead
over the nose, and the theory of many is
that he was drunk and fell off the plat
form ana persisted more from exposure
than anything else. Others, however,
adhere to the theory of murder. Hen
jun was a hard drinker and when last
seen, Sunday night, was full of whisky,
and the theory of accident is proba-
bly, correct. The deceased was one of
the oldest settlers of the city. and one of
the best known Norwegians of this sec
tiOn
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-04-10
Notes About the State.

The Sioux Falls district of the Metho-
dist conference for South Dakota has de-
cided to hold its annual camp meeting at
East Sioux Falls, June 16 to 90.
STATE TREASURER TAYLOR has issued
a notice to the effect that all South Da-
kota state warrants that have been pre-
sented for payment and Endorsed mot
paid for want of funds" excepting two
funding warrants dated March 5, 1890,
for $50, 900 each, are called in for pay
ment, there being funds on hand in the
Office of the treasurer to pay the same,
THE body of John Hobson, who disap-
peared mysteriously from Yankton, Dec.
IA, has been found imbedded in a cake of
ice in the Missouri river two miles above
town. The cause of his death is un-
known.
SEEDING has commenced in several Jim
river counties.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-04-10

fusing, has distinctly recognized the prin-
ciple Of indemnity to those Italian subjects
who may have been wronSed by violation
of the rights assured to them under the
treaty with the United States Of Feb.
&c, 1871.
I have repeatedly given to Baron Fava
assurance that under the direction Of the
president all the facts and incidents con-
nected with the unhappy tragedy at New
Orleans on the 14th of March last should be
most thoroughly investigated. [ have also
informed him that in q matter of such
gravity the governmental the United States
would not permit itself to be unduly hur-
ried, nor will it make an answer to any de-
mand until every fact essential to q correct
Judgment shall have been fully ascertained
through the legal authority. The impa-
thence of tho aggrieved may be natural, but
its indulgence does not always secure the
most substantial results.
NN' JAMES G. BLAINE.
The Cow Boys Want to Be In 1t.
FORT Scorr, Kan, April 1.-The fol-
lowing telegram was sent to Secretary
Blaine by a number of patriotic COW boys:
can hundred thousand Kansas COW boys
would like to spend summer in Rome.
Can you furnish transportation
London Press Comment.
LONDON, April 2.-The Evening Stand
ard, referring to the recall of Baron
Fava, remarks:
The trouble will blow over shortly and
Americans will be little the worse for it.
The agitation will vastly strengthen the
hands of those who are wanting to forbid
the further landing of emigrants. When
they succeed the export Of rutfans and
paupers from Europe generally will be di-
verted to our shores.
The Daily Nelcs says:
An official prosecution of the lynchers is
certain to result in an acquittal which
would place Mr.. Blaine in an .mpregnable
position as Italy could not protest against
an acquittal.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-04-10
Along Journey for a Divorce.

Mrs. Eva Lynch Blosse, of Cavendish
Square, London, Eng, has been living
in Sioux Falls for three months and
her mission to the woolly west was only
made known when she applied for a di-
vorce from her husband, e. Il. Blosse, of
No. 16 Charles street, London. Mrs.
Blosse is connected with one of the most
arstocratic families in England, and it
was her fathers attorney who had adj
vised her to come to South Dakota to get
her divorce, the state law here re-
curing only ninety DAYS residence.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-04-10

HEAVY snow storms are sweeping over
England and France. Railways are
again blockaded.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-04-10
Starting a Hospital fund.

An unknown friend to the Grand Army
of the Republic has deposited with a
bank in Yankton check for $500, which
is to be nucleus for q fund to build q
hospital in connection with the state SOL
diers' home at Hot Springs. He refuses
to reveal his identity. The G. A. R.
have appointed committee to solicit
subscriptions for the remainder of the
fund
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-04-10
The States school Lands.

South Dakota values her school land
at $40. 100000, which is to form perma-
nent fund, the interest of which will
support her public school system. At
the first school land sale held in Mime
haha county, G,34O acres were sold for
500, GAO, averaging S15.25 an acre. The
highest price paid for single section
was $4,000. This land lies six miles
southwest of the city of Sioux Falls.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-04-10

ALICE WILSON PRYOR, to whom
Guiteau, assassin of President Garfield,
paid attention and proposed marriage,
died at Jasper, Tenn. 1t is stated that
she was of good family and beautiful
girl, gay and spirited, but that she be-
came recluse, with shattered nerves,
after the trial and execution of Guiteau.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-04-10

ALL the girls who lead their classes
in Wellesley College are blondes.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-04-10

Cauley. They then mutilated his body
in terrible manner. The excitement
among the Italians when they read the
particulars of the killing of their coun-
trymen was intense. No arrests have
been made
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

startled rr= souadiag the hour Of e,sven.
was. however. Ia . peacsfal frame or
mind, ~ltAo1: ths least Tear u sRythang
human or sapsrnssura1. and l gssed
plseialy At the rcd sHoldering legs sad
putfed my pipe N ps@ce-
Suddenly. however, the fact that the
hour os midnight would soon spprosch
gave NE Just little shiver. ! quickly
quenchei tas feeliag vita drop It my
eau de We.
..NevsstAelsss. l thought. thszs 10 no
Use in sitting up thus ] may ~ wsn 60
to bed, then shall. without doabt. fall
asleep. know nothing un to0orTow
morning .-ad Be able 70 80 home with
flying color&
Accordingly ! prepared tor rest. and
Is can never sleep well with my clothes
On pulled OF AL my attire with the ex-
esption Of nay shirt. TOOK . final drink OF
the eau de vie, laid ready my pistol and
lay down upon my mattress, drawing q
single blanket over me.
II lay with my feet turned toward the
glowing enbers. which didused grateful
heat and gave sufficient light 70 enable
me 10 discern the objects, such ~ they
were. in the chamber after had extin-
guished my candle. The feeling Of Sc
curity, born Of the fact that had securely
screwed up the only two doors which
opened into tho room. did iss work. and
In . very little time ! fell asleep.
Il cannot tell how long ] slept. All l
know 10 that seemed 10 wake up from
. feelir { cold. ~ if some one were
BLOWN. upon me with pair Of bellows.
rubbed my eyes. remembered where !
was, and experienced slight feeling Of
unhappincss TO end that the night had
not passed over and that ! was still In
the haunted chambsr.
'sThe fire was all but dead, tho moon,
Is could see through the uncurtaincd
window, seemed to DO plunging her way
among great banks and masses Of cloud,
the room was ftfully lighted here and
there with strange twilight OF moon
and fire.
Somehow my eyes liked themselves
ON the low door By the side of the
hearth. Could it be possible. Was that
OoOI Sycniu5s &~Os iSipSooiDics A1su
screwed 1t mp far too tight for that.
"Yet something strange was taking
place. Whether the door was opening
or something Was coming through it
could not tell; bat felt that Il change
was taking place, and sat up in my bed
in silent terror, with that peculiar sensa-
tion in my body which persoas Of an i'm
aginat:ve disposition are pleased to call
'goosefesh.'
''Fixing my gaze firmly upon that
mysterious door. sat aud watched it.
Little by little the aspect Of the door
changed. 1t became white. bleached as
it We're. and then, to my intense horror.
something seemed to pass through it
and to stand in front OF it. Yes; that
something gradually assumed shape and
proportion. could see the head, the
body, the xrms, the form was that Of a
man. Then, while my hair stood up
right upon rny head with terror, l no
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

srecser nass.oasd me 70 s-retoA oas ~
other leg.
NY horror now fairly hrehe Ne spsu
that chained ne ne1 - ths eosr. the
epscser glide4 sfser ns smoothly snd
sissnfly - = fate. srised The hanA1s q
the door-misersblei ! renemhese6 tAst
had fassssed myself in with the ghost.
Ny rsasoa seemed 20 b escspiag me.
The stsel-hke giisser Of the spsoesrs
eyes was exsA upon ne. Likc husesd
snd aooucd aEimal l Acd round the
apartment. I lsAped st the wiadsv.
crass-4 shrsuSa 1t. and feli into the
srress selow.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

This Herr Englznstsr here. he has
heard sooaxh sad l. brave. bat let him
fsc~ test we VIII give him If hc b
brave Englxndsr. and ~s shall See
sSo oSs night in the Restaurant Kiop-
part, in the milk Fazrket--I resneinb Der
well that night. Ach, meia Herr. Is that
doer fassf So! ! reInembsr that night
vas fired with courage, and sasd.
when they spoke Of the ghoss. that l
would face it. come wsat might
- grin Of incrsdality passed over the
couftenznces Of my listeners, and they
paifed away At their pipes IN conseIapsu-
Gus sliellce- At last blg boned krsnrx
Hubscher, the butcher. made me = bet
that would not sleep for one night In
the old house In the LederstrAsse alone
..'Doneg cried. and the money was
staked; not much, few silbergroschen.
and was pledged 70 an sdyesture.
1T struck me afrerwsrd that . great
number Of the ghost stories had myself
read turned upon soue amused houss Q:
room and an undertaking to sleep there;
bat further than this. ~ you win see,
my Case u48 Attf, fr9C1< oi4uCc W ouy
other spectral adventure. Nor did this
render my case lees real Or less terrify-
ing.
What sort Of ghost 10 it? asked |;
tell me just that. so that may know
what kind Of "a appearance ! am about
to face 'Ach neinr they said. 'msin
Herr must just see him rs he is, and en-
JOY him as he will
$50 the night was fixed upor and the
ley Of the ancient house procured. A
mattress and some candles, and also .
pistol " my request. were taken into tho
biggest and best room, that one just
over the doorway. A god bottle Of
Zeltinser and supper for me were got
ready, and roaring fire Of big logs was
built up in the afternoon in the fireplace
there.
The people living in the Lcderstrasse
were much astonishcd xnd good deal
Interested ut the unwolted glare In the
windows OF the haunted house, and,
when they were informed Of the reason
of the illumination. expressed . good
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
I I.

went with my acquaintance back -
his lodging. and there, over . plentiful
supply Of lager beer and the smoke Of two
big pipes. he told ne his experience OF
She house and street we had Quilted
Twenty yesrr aeo-I was raths-
Younger srsn, fancy; ! mean not IN
years merely. but in life and hopes-I
aad recently come to this town. and BE-
;ors was long In IL heard much talk
sbous = queer ghost, quite unlike any
rhost had heard or read OF, which w1
aid 20 haans tire Lederssrssse. ard which
she p~cpie - Tie town so mnch dreaded.
Hans Habbler, down the tssns<srasse,
asd seen IL when = boy. and old Fran
Eiertsler had all but died from fright
when she wss sixteen years old In con.e-
1nsnce - mere glimpse 81 10. II Was
the celebrity Of she little town ~ yell -
he hese nosr 81 the Iittls place.
We'll. mem Herr. laughed 81 all 81
lhs stories, aud grew very coar<xeons
over the matter in my cafe when ths
asxht grew Ists and toe bottle wss low.
some 81 she fellows there tried % ch2R
sse On tte scsrs 81 wny nsesonajity 'Esn
Enxisn.ser.' ts~y said, always asssrfs
that Ae- -1Il brave snythfnT deg o. hend
~ ffaais8n--hst Iet him - sef b The test
sna he i nst sivsass - hFs4z a. hoa.'
rAsn eae sf tasn ssias
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

stocking.
ticed its stern, wan face, its costume of
q long bygon. age. its lean and withered
arms and its attenuated legs. Could 1t
be man IN the flesh: No, clearly no:
for could see through it aud discern
that the little door at the back Of it was
fast screwed up as l had left it. This
was no man in whom was the breath of
life, q phantom, form, = show, merely
an image, and how inexrressibly ghastly
and terrific! When had fully realized
this fact became prey to the most ab-
ject terror. II was true, then, about the
ghostl II was no trick. no joke. that l
was to be subjected to, bat before me
was supernatural shape for the hrst
time IN my life. / became seized with
species OF fascination a. well ~ by
terror: ! gased 6zedly at the appear
ance. covered Is it was by a strange. un.
earthly white light.
ut waS she figure Gt tall, lean man.
for it had by degrees risen far above the
height Of the low door from which 1t
had emerged.
Its eyes were fixed upon me, and over
one Of its arms IL carried . number OF
dark objects, the shape Of which could
not make ont.
But horror Of horrorsl it was quietly
nearing my bed.
II arose 1T once and stood erect, trem-
bling In every limb. In vain tried to
speak; my hips refused to utter . word.
could only stare fxedly and In silence
at the strange, glittering figure. Tbs
form, doubtless IL was, Of some creature
who had walked in the streets OF DUN.
melslaeim in the fesn aud lived in this
house some two hundred and fifty years
ago. still haunting In its ancient shape
the well known spots
The specter advanced and retreatei
before It, holding out my arms ~ IL 10
ward it from me.
II never thought of using nv pistol
save 1T one moment. but the fact that the
figure was transparent at one- convinced
me that 10 fire at IL wonid be OF no avail.
"Sull the terrible shape approached
with a silent. noiseless stride, then On
reaching the middle Of toe room II
seemed to motion ne With one OF in arm,
toward the chsir.
II hesitased. It's action became I'm
perative and was constrained to obey.
Once seated, the specter. which appeared
to have acquired . perfect control over
my paralyzed senses. took somsthing
from over III left arm. sed 8 gsed ~ m.
b stretch ont nay leg. II did - rnecaani-
cally-and thea-how can ] convey 10
you The Feeling that came over me ~ IL
prooseded 70 psa what secsnsd e. be q
ssccking of scs sron my left hsf can
even now ~ timee fed TIE ksrT1sle icy
ccasins-s 81 that sr~ctxal hose II ~
stcclanr that The k<urs was pailine upcs
ny t~rs lsw snA sess wss esiIled -
ths very bon> ny hair hrissbed. my hesd
s~an. nsy heart oeas>d 10 ts>st for mo
ment: higher and higher ersyt the ice
esad seoehins apon nay i>s. The ssoek-
ia v~ oa Ihas sceeupiisbed To-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
A I-rndrr.

Since iss first introduction. Electric
Bsttcrs hss gained rapidly in popular
favor. until now IL il clearly 80 khs
lead among pure medicinal ionics AID
aiteratves-coptsinl nothing winch
permits ,ts use as beverage OF interi-
cant. il 10 recoeniz-d as the bess sno
purest medicine for eli ailments Of
stomach, liver or kidn~ys--It val cure
esck headache, ind e. s'ion. constipation
and drive malaria from the system.
Satisfaction guaranteed witt each hottie
or the money wiil be refunded. lrlns
only 50 cents per bottle. Sold by Peek
Eroa
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

We a1thorsc our advertised drugEsst
10 sell DIR. Kings New Discovery tor
consumption. coughs add coids, upon
this condition Ii yoD are afflicted with
a cough. cold or soy lung. throat or
chest trouble, and VII Use this reEledy
as directed, giving 10 tgir trial. aud
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and lave your money re-
funded. We could not make this offer
did we not know that Dr. Kings New
Discovery could be relied on. IL never
d,ssppointA. Trial bottles 10 cents st
Peck Bros drug store. Large bottles
30 cents and 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

THE h>ss ssive In the ~vric for cuts,
bruiees. sores. ulcers. ~ali rhsunn. fe~ef
sor>s. sefssr, chs pped hsnds. chslblssns,
corns and All skin srnptsons, sna p'sS-
fissiy cures psies, og na pss required
II 10 guaranteed - gars Tssriecs sstsssso-
tsbn or monsy refunded. PrsoH z6 eeots
5~r s,or. For sale hs fecs Brus-, drug
risss. ncrnef Monroe and Dsvsso1s-sss-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27


The death Of the distinguished peeress,
the Marqnise de Talleyrsnd-Perirord.
whose con married an American. Mrs
Adele stevens. rcvives stories Of her
beauty. II was her habit 10 drive 10
balls in sn enormous landau with msny
windows. and to prevent disarrangement
Of her marvellous toilets she always ssocd
In her carriage.
She had remarkably small foot. but
In this respect . rival beaufy, Baroness
de vstry, competed ciosely with her. II
IL related that lone evening. enfer1ng .
ballroom, she discovered that she hsd
lost one u her sstia sispperp whsn d.
scen6ing from her carriage Sesting
herself next b the Baroness de vafry,
the marQuise said;
"'f cannot dance without . slipper'
Never mind aid Mre. de vsfry.
With little malice: 4 shall isnd ysa ons
Of mine: think n wfil NJ you.'
Thank ron, but ] shall put 70 o.
over the sisppes that Yemsins'
And she did. to the horror ~ her
o5iieing friend Her Point of View in
New TeTk Tirnea.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

en- ssebsa4s ~ ssste is4s N s,y4S'
lfss a. . seirs- given s-esBtly by prem
in-st New Tea lssy wk-s ke -
dves be :nrneskss>sy ssngss ksx pr~
sec> ss4 snss.
- . sAsasssA psr&sss fer esniso
- lsfA
MY assv ~, rvpss>a shs ss;y. '-y0
- ns~sr ccns ssc laSs.~
0ss s&siHxs u - = hint - ssAy svNS
s1>upAg-oepn n1foaQN
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

Would you ride on . ra,irord that
uses no danger signsls' That cough -
q signal of danger. The safest core -
Dr. Woods Norway piae syrnn. k3ia
by ali dealers on . gosrsniss oi sstis-
fArton.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

For colds, Group. asthma. bronchitis
and sore throat nee Dr. Thomas
Eciectflc OIL. ard get the genuine.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

SYwrrons--Mc Mcisturs. intense rf.hing
and stine1nes most st night. worse by
scratching. IL allowed " contsfsue
snmors form, winch often tie~a ard
nlcerste, becoming verysore. svssKs's
olrTwExr stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals uicersfior, and IA mcst csses
removes the tunora Al 6fnpgists, or
Nv mai. Tor 30 cent?. Df. swsyns h
son, PhilsGeirhia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

rss wuxzovs so<s-rrs3 fvsuf hrs been rs~e
Cor rf1irYea t~>fhinG II soetbes the riifld.
srsffsrs ssse Tusns Alleys AL pain. rnre> wfns
cslsc, arc ls the k~>t reHees fc< eisrrtses.
7we6tylfve renss bette
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27
kEAluCkl uEIU, IEAAS
lee ne same Time 70 Say that
There IL Kennedy
For Couehs and Colds. Which
Though Al klss Fails.
II Never Fails.


CAr.xrTssuEs. M.
DIR. s. b. Hartman--in lie early part
OF last winter l contracted . sesere
cold, attended with bsa cough; then.
being exposed during the isie FOOD,
added 10 my Disability. have txksn
your Pe-ru-na with best sDlts- Ny
cough has entirely ieft soreness v
gone. and am increasing In tiesb.
i. ). bwIss.
IAsEHrooI, %.
DS. 6. B. Hartman 4 Co.. Cclonabns.
O.-6in: I us.d SEVERAL bottles of fe-
ru-na; IL cured my cough Ny tlfoas
and lunes were choked up With pn.essa
snd had suiis TED greatly.
A<aozkkI NAexkk.
suLrHuR sfFISss. Tea. Feb, Il. 1871.
] hereby certify that l xas cured of
very severe ugh by one hoftl1 Of
Pe-ru-na, sfirr having used two rres-
crspiions 81 "a my family fhsslelan
and ore othsr cough rrnscds 10 ns a1-
vantage. y. r. AthfzsEs.
To stop ? cough IN any other way
than 10 ch ok lbe secretlons u as hso.-
ish as Il l. harmful. The true cengn
medicine = tn one that cures tht con.
gesled mem sranes, aad ihus slops tAe
cischsrs.s. when the coagh caSer = -
own acc. ri Anything that e.il pre-
vent the lofiastion OF the ArlialcE
secret,ol will permanently cure a
cough. q ut any cough msdbcsne taat
simply "a fs the cough Will ifot o,sig
isli 81 G vf any lasting benefit. bot De-
great u. ~: ty iuiling ihe sens'tsseaess
of the ery that ought 10 'r cyp-
stanlly on the guard. /. is 10 be re-
GREETED at ,ost cough medicines Esge
tie latter feet. The opcraion Of ,
cough nd ane thai simply stops The
cough " hoat removing the cause =
much quA ke sometimes the fret 30 :.
stopping u . tlrely. Hence the trn-
porsry } pu sfiy OF SUCH harmful
medicines.
The coneh meiiciae that has beea
found Away, iesiabe 10 remove The
ars,. and taus stop the coagh, is Pc
Yf-na. a. contains no opium or nsr-
G psic Of any kind. and is . sure care for
kinds Of cough. Pe-rn-nA operates
ii city 70 hesi the congested or IN
ia bed mucous membranes OF the Air
] sayes and lungs. Peru IA does not
ak against natures efforts, but as-
stats nature. A vine glassfal Of Peru
na in hot water befure gong 10 bed
viii never fail 30 treak up = cold. A
tablespoonful before each meal aud at
bedtime will cure winter cough per-
manenily and quickly. Tive ounces OF
rock candy added 10 one bottie of Pc
runa and taken as above is the best
treatment Ia existence for common
cough, The cough OF consumption aud
c.ronic broncu.t.s according IN the
testimony ot thousands OF patents
scattered all over the length and
breadth OF the United States.
Multi;udes have relied on Pe-ru-ya 50
long e. cure coughs and all cases of
colds, Influenza. hay fever. bronchitis.
cstsrrh. aud consumption. with suca
good results, that they have Discarded
all other treatment.
For treatise on catzrrh, coughs, colds,
consumption aud ali climate Diseases
cf winter. send for Family Physician
No. 2. Address Peruna Drug Msnu-
faciu -iag Sompsay, Colusubas. ONO.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-27

Peotbsm's Group Eemcoy cures
whoopine cough.