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Conditions oftho Chanler Paris Art Scholar
ship.

To THx EpiIox or the suS-sh: The Jury for tho
Chanler Paris Art Scholarship have announced that 1t
Is necessary to send In two life drawings before the
10Th inst. Tho impression all along has been that
general exhibit OF the students work would decide who
competent to enter for the nnAl competition. This
Think would have been fair many students sot
little value on their lfs drawings and do not preserve
u fair competition.
have no doubt Mr.. Chanler and the Jury mean TO do
what lis perfectly fair and just blt In their decision
they rule ont many who would he able enter the COM
petition II a general exhibit OF work were reqnircd
know several s'rdents who are perfectly capable OF
entering IN my far AMI honest competition. who are
dcbarrsd by this fact that they have not at present life
sh"5t :. admit q making them Why not from re
srs thought capable and let the best man win
NLw Y0Rk, Oct. ~. 1871. J.as
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What o Gallant Figure!

That is what Buffalo newspaper. bitterly
opposed to FAssETr few weeks ago. but
recently whipped into accepting him. says
of the Republican candidate.
A gallant figure. indeed. II Mr.. PLAT
should drive through tho streets Of Buffalo
with yelplng yellow dog tied to the rear
axlotrce Of his carriage. what q gallant fig.
ure that yelping yellow dog would DO.
As the unfortunate young man from FL
mira. struggling valnly with nervous pros
tration Of his intellectunls. deals out to
amazed audiences his stock Of asinlne mis-
statements and coarse calumnlcs about this
city and Its municipal administration. what
u gallant figure he cuts. As he sneaks
shiftily through mean evasions and sup
pressions OF the truth. or. hardened by the
habit Of misrepresentation. passes from the
suggestion Of falsehood to the lie. patent
and palpable. what a gallant figure he makes
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dominant faction by restoring toit oil the
seats which were carried by tho Nationalist
In 1885 and 1886. Should they, on the
othcr hand. be treated with harshncss and
disdain. they. may be able, as the tremen-
dous demonstration on Sunday at Dublin
proved, to give the McCarthyites great
trouble at the approaching general election
It would DO egregious folly to neglect any
precautions requisite to avert the perpetua-
ton OF dissension. History records that
CESAR dead was as dangerous to his enc
mics as he had been while living. Those
1rishmen will deserve Ill OF their country
who at this juncture do not recognize that
PARSEbL has left name to conjure with.
and who do not see to It that the spell which
his memory will exercise shall DO excrted
on the right aide.
So much. at all events, lie certain: the
friends Of ireland In the United States Will
have no patience and no pardon for those
men who in this hour OF q peoples sorrow
rake the fires OF fractional discord from de-
sire to wreak their private grudges or TO
subserve their personal advancement. Let
those who have professed to hold the no.
tlonal interests OF Ireland far above all con-
siderations Of gratitude for service done.
now attest tho sincerity Of their sentiments.
Let Parnellites. on their part, remember that
their duty to their beloved leader ended when
they placed him in the tomb. and that the
sole proof Of attachment which is left for
them to offer is to cooperate in Fastening the
triumph Of the cause with which the name Of
PARNELL will be inseperably associated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-13
81 P.iRIS COINS SEIZED.
They Game by Ln BretaRne In Three Trunks
Marked Nv. NJ"

Surveyor Lyons men made a great seizure
OF fine dresses from n passenger OH La Bre-
tagne yesterday. The gowns were in three
trunks marked "W NJ" Every effort was
made to conceal the name OF the owner. though
1t Is known that they were brought in by n
nerson acting for an uptown dressmaker.
There were ,enty;threo. gowns in oil. all
either made by Worth. Felix. Augustin Martin.
or Sarah Meyer OF Paris. Thev were "a id t, be
worth $1,000. but this was admitted later to
be II fancy estimate.
Secrecy about these seizures from dress
makers IA the result OF tho experience Of tho
last three months. All Of the tlressmukcrs
have political friends to whom they Fly In their
troubles. Tho customs officials arc greatly
hampered by tho interference Of tho poll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-13
RAIN At TEN CENTS nv ACRE
Melbourne Win Furnish the Moisture In
Quantities to Shit.

Coop LAND. Kan. Oct. 12.-The contract by
which Frank Melbourne agrees to produce
crop rains in northwestern Kansas during
June. July. and August. 1892. has been signed.
mass meeting Of citizens was called and a
committee appointed to confer with Melbourne.
The rain maker stood by his first proposition
to furni sh rain at ten cents an acre.
A series Of meetings will be held in the vari-
Gus counties Of the State for the purpose OF
awakening public interest. Melbourne will
attempt to make a similar contract with
twenty counties In Colorado. claiming that no
can easily water every county In the State from
one point. The Irritation companies IN Colo
ably be fought in this State on the ground that
the Irrigation act does not cover a proposition
such as Melbourne has submitted.
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Sunday newspapers. according to recent
decision Of the President Of the Board Of Police
Commissioners in Baltimore. are works Of
necessity. and on that account are not obnox-
ious to tho local Sunday blue laws. This may
DO n now discovery in the Monumental City.
but every reader OF the New York Sunday Sun
has known for years that at least one Sunday
newspaper is q work OF necessity. as essential
to his happiness and his mental health and
vgor as the air he breathes or the sunshine.
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Signs OF the season.

RON fSs NN'tFt
Thanks TO Col. Jenkins Hood
For a iirst.clHss load OF wood:
Farmer Jones our hope surpasses
With gallon of mOlassesi
May Johnson's shadow ne er grow less
our wife appreciates the dress:
To Widow Brown our thanks are due
Her suppeTs are excelltd by few:
We made six dinners OF the squash
Sent In by good old Uncle Josh;
The psrson will accept our thanks
For hfteen missionary blanks;
No better town We hope to know
y rraIse God. from Whom AL Blessings FloWr'
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It is worth noticing that the most undl-
luted Muewump OF New England. the P.ori-
dence Journal. refuses to follow tho Hon.
GROVER CLEVELAND into the service OF tho New
York Democracy. The danger Of harm from
tho Claimant's party grows less and less.
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Cant Get This Cable Down This FAN.

Commissioner Gilroy's permits TO Contractor
Wharton OF tho Third avenue cable road to
make openings between Fifth and Ninth
streets. between Twenty frat and Twenty
fourth streets. md between Riyty-ninth and
Eigbtieth streets. will be tho last permits to be
granted this fall,
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Civil RiKhts In Kansas.

From hs Akhisoa Daily Gio'<.
great many Of the c0lored women wear mems hats
We suppose. though, that they have much right TO
wear mans hat y white woman has to wear =
mans shirt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-13
The Poetry OF tho Day.

Wool-A friend Of mine recently wrote poem for
magazine with hand and tbumped the plano wss
the other. 10 smass the baby.
Van Psit-whAt was the poem about
wO0l-S0thiDE; diaar ssy u was for pAses,Asl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-13
where Rsd Ants Draw the I.lAe.

From the Las V-yss Optic.
II 10 said that AmburgeT cheese cut and laid In cup
boards and refriyerators Will drive red ants away.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
For Grand Rapids, Michigan. Police Head

For Grand Rapids. Michigan. Police Head
quarters Buildings.
The Board OF Public Works OF Grand Raplds.
Michigan. invite sealed proposals until Wed
nesday, May IL, 1881, at ESQ p. m. for iurn ish-
ing the entire material and labor for building
a pohce headquarters and barn. Drawings,
specifications and instructions to bidders. to-
re her with printed forms and schedules can
be seen AZ the Office OF said Board. Zach bid
der shall deposit with his proposal FIVE nun
dred dollars or q certified check for that
amount, payable TO The order of James y.
Davis. president, 10 be forfeited To the city OF
Grand napids. in case he shall fail 10 execute
n contract and bond satisfactory To the Board.
should his proposal be accepted.
Separate bids will also be received at the
same :ilae and place Tor steam heating and
plumbing the buildings. Each bidder Tor this
work small deposit with his proposal one hun
dret dollars. or q certified cheek Tor That
amount. payable 10 The order OF James n.
Davis, president. to be forfeited TO the cit OF
Grand Rapids. In case he shall TAIL TO execute
i contract and bond satisfactory 10 the Board,
should his proposal he accepted.
The Board reserves the rlgAt TO reject any
and AL bids.
The building Is to be a hrst-class structure.
In size about lJxs0 feet, three stories high the
exterior Ia be of rock faced stone. backed with
brick or Grand r tpids white brick with stone
trimmings. or red pressed brick with stone
trimmings.
by order Of the board.
JAMES n. DAVIS. President.
[Attestl
FRED A. TwAMLyy. Clerk. May Ii
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02

Dn- y. c. WEsI's NEHvr AND BRsN Trsar-
MINI, y guaranteed specific for Hysteria. Dizzi-
ness. Commissions. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nervous Prostitution caused ly the
use 81 Alcohol or tobacco, Wakefuress. Mental
Depression. soitening of the Brain resulting
In insanity and leading to misery. decay and
death. Premature Old Age. BarrennesS, Loss
Of Power In either sex. Involuntary Losses aud
Spefmaiorrhfa caused by oYer-eyertiou effhe
brain, seif-abusc er ovcrIndul1encc. Zach box
contains enc months treatment. sl.fn y box
or SIX boxes for 500. sent by mall prepaid on
receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE sly BONES
To cure any case. With each order received
by IA for SIX boxes. accompanied by Sas. we
will end the purchaser one written guarantee
10 refund the money Il the treatment ees not
effect cure. Guarantees issued oniyby
WHITE Il WHITE.
Morton House Pharmacy, sole Agents.
90 MonToe-street. Grand Rapids, Mich.
0PEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
Sealed Proposals.

fFFfrr BoaRn % prBLTc Woets
GstxB Rams. Mich. April =, l<9i. /
Sealed proDoSsis viii be rrcriv we'd 1T the
of,ice 81 the Beard uatH Saturday. Nsy 4.
1891. a. 20 . m, for the Improvement Of
he alley between North Prospect street sr 4
NorfH issfsvefte street. from Hastings street
"a frawbftaGe street. according to the plans
Board
The Beard reserves the right to reject snv
~ al hids
TIE safr - siHlon - be farfe tel - the CRY al
ssrans Rapids ~ cas~ ne shall faE ~ eater fnfa
eAHfracf in accordance nth his prepez~t
sAeBie rs said rrsraSai Be sc~tBf<e BY ths
ReaFd 81 fubifc Works
Al proposals riu~f - rnsf- nror thanks thst
vffl - furnished upsn srrFicstisu At tAs efic-
81 she Rasra
Tv order a. fhs BOARD
JANIS \. DAVIS. President
Attest
rssr A. f~svtsY. cs~rs rnav :
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE BoAED or PcBLIc WORKS,

OFFICE BOARD on PUBLIC WORKS,
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. April Y. lSi. J
Sealed proposals will be received at the Of
fee OF the board until Saturday. May Z. 1891 at
2:sU y. m. for the erection of fire engine
house ON Madison avenue. according 10 the
plans and specifications on file at the Office OF
the board.
The board reserves the right to reject any or
AL bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum OF slon.f0 To be forfeited to the city Of
GTand Rapids in case he shall fail 10 enter into
contract. in accordance will, his proposal.
should hts said proposal be accepted by the
Board Of Public Works.
All proposals rust be made upon blanks that
will be furnished upon application ii the OF
flee of the board.
By order of the hoard.
JAMES n. DAVIS. President.
Attest
FRFp A. fwanu1r. Clerk. may 2
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
Sealed Proposals.
oyrIcs Io.Hp OF PrrIIc woaks

CrrrcE Io,Rp OF PUnIrc woRKs.l
GslSp R.rlrs. Mich. April II. 1891 I
Sealed proposals will be received at the Of
fee II the board until Saturday. May z. 1881.
at ? 40 y. m. for the Improvement Of Iirst
street. from North Pine street Ia the West
side ditch gso-called). according to the plans
and Specifications on file At the once Of the
tonrd
he board reserves the right 20 reject any or
all bids
Zach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the sum of siSi0 % 10 he forfeited 20 the ciis
uf Hrsnd Rapids in case he shall fail 70 enter
into contrzct in accore Aace with his proposal.
should his said prepossI be accepted By the
Bcsrd NJ Public Works
All proposals must be inside upon blanks that
will be furnished upen application At the CT
Zee of the board.
By order of the board.
JAMES y. DAVIS. President
Attest
FsFb A. Twswtry, Clerk. may 2
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

sSES>N EST ROLL Ter the construction Of
n se~ef II N Stsoa street. fr0G 10 Ditch
q shepard street. in the elss Of orana
AzpSGs.
oFEEcx % CRY CEkEk
GKAxD RAFEDs. Mich. April =. lSSd-
To-
HsriS. Turner Carroll. Albert 7. Kellogg
Fisalaas 4 Carroll. ise klaiier a HOS laalfas
Manufacturers Company. Isaac Al. turAsE.
kfastas PsrAlas. tAsarge \. Davis. Mt2nle =
A.sheeS 4o~ePh b. Kuhn.
laa are hereby nettned that Al ssseSszneat
IL soGI 50 &c In&ar 1p1l you 10 aeITSy the ex-
poass III the aforesaid improvement. az
assessment roll has becA fEade an the
psxtntses and j. on NE ia tae clerks n,ssce
81 said ezry. where Is Alil remain oFea ier n
spectlnD oattl Monday esealag, asS :. tssl.
wneR and nlIrre Yea eaa a. tsrAF bSfefS thS
Common CounFst on SAID etentaE and show
eagse II sns. Why said ASSESSING afs - Sale nst
be made aaS collected aecorainS - lac.
". A ShtNkAAN-
L. CITY tiefk,
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. April 20. 1881. I
Notice is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for the construction OF a sewer in Dexter
place. in the city of Grand Rapids is now In m
hands. and that will receive payment Thereof.
for the period OF twenty days from this date.
al the Office OF The City Treasurer. City Hall.
GEORGE II. PERRY.
mar % City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
ANNUAL MELTING.

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the president and directors of the Grand Rap
ids hydraulic Company will be held AT the
ONCE Of the company. 20 Ottawasi.. Ledyard
block. in the city Of Grsnt Rapids. state OF
Michigan. on Tuesday. May 5. 1881. at 10 O'Clock
- Wv JOHN T.. MOORE. Secretary
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02

4 SSESSMKNT ROLL for the censsruction OF
"A = sewer Ia Terrace avenue. IL Tie ely 81
orsld lablds
GFFics 0f Cry CtEKx
GRAND RAPIDS. Mica. April -. lsSl
To-
board Of Education. estate OF Vim. II. Fox.
kcnend r SHAW. James e. shaw, Mary A.
AigrF. Valley City Street and Cable Hallway
Company.
yoa are hereby notified thai an assessment 10
about Ia Be made upon Yea 10 aeffay the eK-
peDse Of the Aforesaid IA proyensHi. assess
meat roll has been made Ia the pr~fn-
ises and is on ME IN the clerk : Office o,
said city where II viii remain open tor inSpee-
tion until Monday evening. May :. fsl. whca
ana Were yon can appear before tue Common
Council on said evening and show cause. Al
any, why said assrssm~ Is should not DC made
ana collected according To law.
IL ". A. SHfNhMAN. City Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
CITY TreaSurer.< omee

City Treasurers orice.l
Grand Rapids. Mich. April Is. lsl- !
Notice II hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction II sewer in East
Fulton street. tsranu avenue and Julia street. IN
the city OF 1rand Rapids, Is now in my hands.
and that | Will receive payment thereon for
the period of twenty days from this date. at
the office OF the City Treasurer. CITY Hall.
GS0kGE X. PERRY.
mays City treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
TREAsUREk's NOTICE.

City Clerks Once
Grand Rapids Mich. April -. Isl. /
Notice is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll Tor lhe construction OF a sever IN see
ond street. from otscAing street 10 Jefferson
street. IN the city Of Grand Rapids. - now
In my hands. aud that Viii receive nay ment
thereon for the period OF tweBty days froni
This date. al the olllce OF the City Treasurer.
City Hall.
GEORGE X. PERRY.
may ~ City treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02

crsas Eaetes Mtea, Fril ia 3se5
Vet i hefets 4 tnB fhof 80 assessment
fes 80 tfe r<rsfrartshr - n sess
Troaars ss~~ax ~ ths ritz - tfrHef Rae
a. a rem - so tenae ees fhsf vfii fseefss
fasrpfnf f@f~asa Faf thf erff-z - f@ee =
azss frees tAt4 este - she eeens - fsss f3fs
aRupaR a rrRRF.
tassi tfts TresseFer
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02

- INtft NY TNtfk uayA
T.on A. NJ. runs through TO Detroit with par
go lcr car. seats. - crnfs.
Lon L. NJ has through rarior car 10 Detroit.
l.-V seats. q cents
t.Dc i. NJ. runs through to Detroit with par
o'-c lot cafs Seats. - ceatS.
Far tickets and Information apply at Union
Ticket once, 81 Mouroc-st. or linton station.
GEO. DsBAAEN. Gen. fxss'I sg't
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
MICHIGANCENTRAL

Allhhtit alld f'Atlnt--.---..--f tUu m II y d
tDaiiy. All others daily except sunday.
Taxing effect sunday. jay -. 1854
Sleeping ears On Pacific and Atlantic Ex-
presses y and from Detroit Parlor ears run
on Day Express and Grand Rapids Express 90
and from Detroit Direct connections made
st Detroit with AL through trains last Ilcx-
cts On sale AZ Union Ticket once. O. Moaros-
ST.. and AZ Union depot
fEkD NJ. Bksees, Gent Ag't. 81 Monroes
O.. W. RUcGLks. q. Y. aud L. Agt. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
CHICAGO VIA c. R. al.

I've Grand kapias IL 50 m 90 m M ao p IN
arr tnicas0..--+--.. 4 - b m > 80 - = IN
ibalay- - - N train h2s thfossgA Tree par
lor ear. AID y o la train Wagner sleeping
car.
I've Chicago Gb am Slepm 80 10 m
Arr vt u AZ .-...-,.-..--l Is M So IN . IL \ M
tfsa4iy. ) 10 M train has cinlng car aad
through Tree psrior car, ana 10 Al n M train
Wagner Sleeping car.
through tickets and iail infermatiencan be
had by ealing uDoa a. August, tlck q agent
AZ u1l9n station or &. W. Manson, Uniont.ckes
agent. o. Aonroest.. Grsnd Rapids Mich.
[. l. LooEs ooD GEN Pasa Agent
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
JANUARYA 1901.

fNrek DAYS 'Eyfry day.
Q0u A. NJ. has through chair car 10 Chi
o'VV caeo- No extra charge for seats.
Lon j.. NJ. runs through 10 Chicago solid
Law with Wagner buffet car. seals. a
cents
H.0h +. NJ. has through chair car to Mauis.
O'oo Tee. via ~. a y. y. X. X.
l35 NJ .sesns s s sas s, ss wsssss pal
DETROIT. NOVEMBER ~ 1874.
LANsINa a koRrhERN n
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-02
TRAIN 1ING TABLES.
KAPIbs 4 INDIANA aAILgoAs

lrains nAarke1 fGh esilY.
iI-.ls sAe<pt slsn3Ax.
=. eifkffAe AND fA1toR CAk stRFtcE
1etth-tn ~ train. parsoT chair car tor
Traverse City. II - M train. p&rloT onetf
car tor AscklAaH CITY. 10 - d a IRAN.
sxner cieeflng Car Tor AacAina~ CltS.
South "A % tTain has parieg Chair Car 80
,1Aelnnati- AZ ~ ~ train has throuSh ferier
Tar Tor tbtessa. eos IA gfaa. wxgaaE oxeee-
sng AZ Tor Cincinnati, ltS a AN tf4la. w -
1er Sleofin. Car les Chicago.
muskeson. srasd Rapids 4 ladiAnA-
For Aaskeson. Nv. zee IA. II Is m $40 > m
fFof1 Ar--k0lt asa & m...es5 y ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20

IN . large city, as nearly all the waiters
are sure to be drunk. and the cook has
also perhaps been at the frumenty.
Being q religious a. well ~ social fes
tival It is apt to bring about confr>
sion of ideas But everything else
apart, 1t is cnildren's day; it is the day
when, as Dickens says, We should re-
member the time when it's great founder
was u sa;;,,sa. SSirnseif.
The best Christmas present TO boy h
. box OF tools. the best TO . girl any
number of dolls, and after dressing and
undressing them. giving them bath.
taking thca through fit of sickness,
punishing them. and giving them an
airing In the park flor little maidcns
begin 10 initiate mamma at . very
early ageS. the next best amusement
h 70 manufacture dolls house, and
hero the box Of tossls comes in. He
must plane the box. the brother must,
an old vine box will do. and fit in il
four compartments. each Of which must
be eiasorately papered. Then real
carpet must BE nailed down and then
pictures hung On the walls. These bite
framed with geld paper usually require
uanma's help. The Kitchen must be
fitted up With tins which. perhaps, had
better % Asueht. but after the Bat
terie ds Cuieins" is finished. then the
chairs snd beds should be made at
home. Cardboard sezes can be cut ints
excellent dolly beds Pillows. holsters,
msttreaA sheets. pillow eases. will
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-20
.LAGRIPPE RAGINGAGAIA|
Advice and Warning Given in q
Public Lecture by DR.. Hartman
ct the Surgical Hotel, Co
lumbus, Ohio.
Reported for the Press.

The symptoms of Ia Grippe. which
are slightly different in eacn case, are.
iIs. s'tired-out" feeling, general
Iassitade. cold feet and hanas; second
aching OF the bones, transient, heeting
pains throughout the whole body; third,
chilly sensation, from indlsiinct, creep
ing rigors IN slight cases, 70 pro-
naunced ehills IN more severe ones;
fourth, fever, with temperature
ranging from lv2 TO lo4 degrees
Fahrenheit; fifth, congestion of the
eyes, lining membrane OF the nose
sometimes throat and bronchial tubes;
sixth, profuse sweating occurs III some
cases, especially after the disease has
run few days; seventh. sneezing, and
less frequently coughing. are among
the earliest symptoms; eighth, usually
an intense frontal headache. which
continues more or less during the
whole course of the disease; ninth,
aching and soreness of the mus
cies of the whole body.
No other medical treatment Is neces-
saIy than Pe-ru-na- The directions, as
they are given on the bottle, are more
applicable TO chronic diseases, and It is
advisable. during tie acute stage of
the disease, To take smaller doses, but
oftener. | would direct teaspoonful
OF Pe-ru-na every hour for adults, and
u correspondingiy less dose Tor child
rem. During the night, If the patients
are restless, Pe-ru-na should be
gwen regularly the whole twenty
four hours. The recovery is generally
slow, even in slight cases. For many
days the patient will complain OF weak
hess, slight headache, want of appetite.
etc. Pe-ru-na should be taken until
the recovery is complete. but after the
fever has subsidized and the acute
stage is past it is better TO take the
Pe-ru-na according to the directions
on the bottle, W., \ tablespoonful
before each meal. Beef tea, NUT
ton broth and milk should be freely
given according to the preference Of the
patient.
People who have had 10 grippe, the
acute stage having passed and their
recovery has come 10 q stAnd-still, AS Is
frequently the case, Will find In Pe-ru-na
exactly the remedy that is suited to
their ease. 1t invlgorates the waole
system, restores the appetite, and pro-
duces natural sleep. Even after pneu-
monia or consumption has begun to
develop it is net too late To expect a
perfect cure from Pe-ru-na without
any other treatment whatever.
Send to the Pe-ru-na Drug Manufact-
uring Company of Columbus, OHIO, for
free pamphlet on the treatment of
La Grippe, CStarrh. Coughs. Cold. Con-
sumption, and ali the climatic diseases
, OF winter.