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The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19

Mr.: Booker T: Wilmington, tho coored founder nj president of Iuskorce
Institute IN Alabamn,I us beyond doubt the foremost living Ill of his race and
ne OF tn most useful and notable men in America. He has more clearly worked
out a system of education that is adapted to Southern conditions than n other
man who has attacked the problem. His special work of course dis tho application
o this system TO The quircmen o. his W race; but it is 10 csa ppIcolIo to
the conditons Of both races in tho South.
How he camo TO work out the system that is in UGH successful ornrntion ot
uskegee Mr. Washington, tolls in a article in the Atlantic Monthly, in which
OASIS OF tn Iukesee System: Since it ws part aud parcel of his WI intellectual
growth, a good proportion of the article is autobiosraphical
After n narrmHye of his own awakening, he explains how tho Tuskereo school
unfoldedl tscn,-begnniugw with nothing but q teacher aul T. few rnms TYa
onom1 fnllacy that lay Mt the foundation Of slavery + faIncy ms anrlod IML
to tho mastera II to the slave,-wns its Encouragement of thrift \ mex oftLiH
was a. necessary part Of tho philosophy which regarded manual uLo ~
degrading
Tho starting point tin the elevation of tho Negro is to teach him tho economic
and moral value Of thrift The first stop therefore, is o work out # the uni
bondage o Il credit SYSTEM whic with tho population IF h. Black Roll
Inskegee expressed it..
The revolution in education, in practical affairs, in moals-the egeneration
brought this about in this section of Alabama. is as insprinpa chant: in tive
care nj culture of men as N be found in the annals of NJ educntionoI I;a0
1T Was this revoluhon-by discovering a method oil vide duplication tint
mnd it especially appropriate that Harvard should confer an honnounw Iorroo nS
AIR. Washington. Not yet past forty, and witt tho hest nmi Of hi. liz IoS'no
hlm, his work US ho explains it in his Atlantic article yI rive i'm snoro
and historic place among the builders of American civilization ""o
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Agitation Is In Order.

profane history tells us that "Nero
iiddled while Rome burned" 1t seems
the Negroes condition Of today is ana
Joyous to that pnge of Roman history.
we are sweeping onward through the
gates of time, while every safeguard
around our manhood, littlo by little tho
States ore hedging us in, vet hardly Il
mnrmnr IL heard Upon the placid mir.
Louisiana and South Carolina are the
latest accesaions to the ncfarious man
hood grabbing scheme. We must pro-
Test now; men who would not protest
against their Acknowledgement are not
worthy of it. Agitation is in order.
Agltate! nEItate, or we perish by our
own negligence. Birmingham Bulle-
tin
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Home for Aged Colored Women.

In tho United Charities organization
IN New York, q project has been dis
cussed for some t'me CT providing q
hoiLe for aged colored women who nave
saved some money but not enough to
take are Of themselves. The project
has finally assumed definite shape
through the assistance Of several we'll
known New Workers, who have pledged
$50, 900 for that purpose. An option hns
been secured on the Reed mansion at
Bath, Me-, and n committee will visit
Bath to examine tho property. The
owner of tho property, DIR. Gull, of
New. Jersey, sells the property Mt n
nominal pr1ce, as he is heartily in SYM
pathy with the movement. The Free
man..
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
A Queer Cucumber.

Mrs. Rose MarImon found in her
garden the middle of last July..a cu-
cumber eleven inches long and twelve
inches in circumference which she left
for seed, but looked IN vain for the
vegetable to rjpen and turn yellow.
The first week in September it was
discovered to BIO loose from tho vine,
and was taken in the house and put
away. To-day it Is as green aud firm
rs it was in July, and there is no in
dication that it will over GLANCE Its
state. Mrs. Marimon has been gard
ening for forty years. and never OBJ
served the like OF this cucumber. be-
fredericksburg (Ky.) Sayings.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
The Greatest Inspiration.

Tho greatest inspiration to young men
may be found in studying the lives of
men whose immortal namos were not
born to die. The Difference &c ago that
Is usually present in youth is praise
worthy, but it should not 20 to the ex-
tent OF dlscrediting youths possibiti-
ties: Many of the men holding public
positions today arc advanced in years,
AMI young men from this fuct, become
itnhned with the iden that years must
be added to them before thew can
aspire to kigh.plnces. This is not true
IN the present. nor has it been in tho
past.-Augusta Chronicle.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
EN- Der This.

,oloFed men, you have no money to
balls, f~rolics, whisky, and other non,
sense. You have children that shouId
DC well educated, and wives whom YOU
slouid MAKE comfortable by purchas-
ing homes. 1ou have colored news
papers that you should subscribe to. as
your homes can1lot he classed as in
tellisent III race-loving without col
ored Ihpers i'll them. You have q polI-
I |. a.a.t thai every manly Negro ought to
laJ.::" ~e%rosperity and happiness awaits
every coloraf 'fa'u;!y that is indus
trions, frugal and preserving. The
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
SONG.

II were king my wars should be
But wars OF roses;
rho only shiold that men should bel
But II OF posies;
The only weapons ladies' eyes
And laughter merry;
Ilie only provinces to yin,
Lips like tho clerry~
If l were king.
III Wcrc king no cyo should weep,
NO heart should break;
Each warrior should II lady we'd
For her sweet sake.
And when my lust campaign was do,
I'd cease to reign, 1
And hand my sceptre DER to Love
Ind join this train--
Ii I were king.
Chicago E"cOr
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
E'Nhat EOOiS These Mortais Re-,

Tho white rams civilization sustains
the same relation to tho boosted civil
1Zation OF the Negro iii America that n
lamp post does to Il telegraph pole.
This being true, greater then is tho
reason why Negroes of every shade OF
complexion and condition should uait
their nonsense, bury thcir prejudices
and work together for tho uplifting of
the whole race. Ono drop or ono mil
lion drops Of Negro blood make lis nil
kin. and wo can only escape our rein
tives by a systematic course Of living
and deception and u liberal uso of face
bleach and hair atlAighteners. "a
Shakespeare says. "Whnt fools these
MORALS be-" Bruce Git in Star of
Zion.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
ISc Up and Doing.

Let us be up and doing: though the
wn:i' may look dark at times, wo must
not give up the struggle. God has
not forgotten us. Forty years the chill
dren Of Israel wandered in the wilder
ness, but at last they wero permitted to
enter tho promised land. So, perhaps
after forty years wo will be free indeed.
Western DutlnoIs
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Must lie Done Patiently.

1t should be tho ambition of oyery
Negro to measure arms with the white
man in all that goes to make ND good
citizenship, wealth and high position,
but it must DO done patiently, step by
stop. One thing we'll done is an incen-
two to do another better. Fort Worth,
(TeS.) Item. :
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Give Us Good Schools.

Good schools are Of far moro impor-
tnnce to our race than any other uues-
ton tina engages orr attention about
election time. Vote for no man no
does not favor improved school condi-
tions.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
You Must Solve the Problem.

The colored mans fnte is in his own
hands. He must solve tho problem as
to himself. idle elogcnce will not do
one half as much good in the promises
rs M energetic paltrey of tho wood
saving kind. The Elevator.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Most Gratifying Success.

The Colored Building and Loan AS
las proven u most gratifying
success md has paid its, stockholGers
handsomely. Why cannot othgr bust
moss enterprises be inaugukated and do
>lSell?-Auzusta tGa. U1Sf:0n,
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
To Erect Il Monument.

The colored people of PHILADELPHIA
propose to erect O monument to Octa.
vius Y. Cato, who was killed on elec.
ton day in 1871 just after the adoption
OF the 10th amendment of the nstitu-
ion .-National Reflector.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
PITH N POINT,

a. woman may pretend 70 be co 45sz.,
vtIced against her will, but she ncv
is.
No man has the courage to tell
woman the things that her mirrt
does.
The DOM in the house io not i,s
tcrest the burglar ns muc,. az III
haul.
Occasionally when fortune knock
ut Il mans door he is III |. n%cirhbnrinna
saloon.
Ihe more reason Il man mas for in
ulGnation the less comfort he nrts out
out OF it.
"%""hnny, what are '~iirlrrs of
speech: 'ilcas", maam, words
like too, for aal atc.'--ruck.
Miss Dcmurc -.Why should T LET
yon kiss me??' Jack DaShin"-"Hc-
cause | won't kiss ynt il rou Ion':."
Puck.
1t IL said that woman, owing 70 ttc
peculiar construction OF he" form, is;
unable to jnmp-cxccpt ri ~ offer OF
aarriasc.'s
DorothcH;SS2"lIave yon real iiat \
'1S " 'tfch ~ DC l't'.-.i. 'l}.
Anna -'Fs':A; but | tl,inNth" best way
- to be born so.'--ruck.
Cynirus-"Wlly was woman ever
c"Cntcd?" Miss Caus,ic-''$;n TINT
man could have some one 80 hlana for
his misfortunos. "-StanlarI.
Sabbath School Tcaci,ev~:i!ow ID
yo'1 know that out day arc nt,m-
bcr2d?" Johnny Spua..h by
locking at the ca!cndar, m"'am.'--
Puck.
The Two-h"a'!rd Cir! an%rily)--"I ,
marks about me- 'rhr Gircassian
PRINCESS (s~wectIy)--"I sad ven were
two-fI"el.'-PucG.
D~aoilow-..ls tla, song Jsc.;"& 10
singing one Of the poi,nia" songs Of
the day. Dainey--"Yep" Dahlow
--'Thnn TELL him to sing ulc Of tho
unpopnlnr ones, will YOU Eoxbury
Gazette.
Drown -"Comc, now, 90 You DO
lievc that it is possible for Il lawyer
to tell the truuh?" Lawyer rleese- ,
ooh, yes; I suppose SO. But why :
should til ERE BIO any necessity fer it"'
-Roston Transcript.
Mr.. Sarhead-t"rhey say that NIL 1
beautiful "ooplo are wcak ,!nin1cd,
don't you ~, y" Miss prctty-A
That ":a:.A.': 49, t.. Sapheaa; byA
you m'!' 10, .....t that al wea
1nlnI' 'eopro - not bt:n
pucF
- BAN barous!" sine oxc0
rs sna 'rl I >tapicturc Of L t.
WON; '"} ,'remarked jer
1.-THE i its advantage rs n
OF fcm;A'!.o ti:cJrntion. /; II
obst,uci the view of those w!lo lla?
to SIT behind Der ut the ;].,eater.
Washington Star.
"All that all you,' sai;! ihe plain
spoken man, sis ln2incs..' 81 I'D he
ant, than sluggard. Consider llel
ways and be wise" # Suc$S I'll
havo to- sighed youn; .iriup. "I'v1
ssono to my uncle so urtca t'crc
nothing left that I can get " !a:ti,i
on."-Odds and Ends.
ION, yes; Miss Birding is IL nf~
v:.ted singer, but she will ncvG!a; nass4
fl; IL great artist, you Know !"-An1
why not, pray?" 'Hcc""sc *.:c cav
ming in nothing but Enylis!l.' ooh -
delrr! is that so?' Eyes: and it's
"udh abominably good English. too -
Why, you can nnaers:al>! every wnr341
sAe says. "-Phiiadelph;a L!"i:ctiH.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Look After Your Own Interest

why not take more interest in your
schools, homes, \churches and farms?
This going crazy over matters that will
profit you nothing! Oh, men. be
sober, be sober-look after your own
interest sometime.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Prejudice.

Prejudice 10 ono of the most cruel
forces in the world. Flo who is con-
trolled by prejudice against another
person is III no lft condition to deal
fairly with that person. He will not
give him the credit which is duo to him.
The preiudicedl aerson is too blindt to see
the others ro6 herits, nor can he I'M
derstand .thd pr. Now it's n %patcut fact
unI6 q irlice against us as
4 wouId not be- rne-to say
tti@3D-sre is q greater and worse viz
ulent prejudice against us than there is
against any other people, for very bit
ter and persistent prejudice prevails
against some other races. But race
prejudice is not o one-sided affair. 1t
exists in all raoes against other races.
We must acknowledge that our own
race is somewhat prejudiced against
others, over against the white race. 1t
Is probable that we are espe-
cinlly Tr%ejudiced towards those
who manifest particular prejudice
towards us. This is quito natu-
raj. E!:t can We not as Il people do
something to lessen the extent OF the
prejudice against us? We think so.
WG may do SO by rcfraining from show
ing resentment towards them who pref
udicc leads them to mistrcat us. We
may treat them SO kindly that they will
be compelled to believe that we AFRO a
great deal better than they supposed
We were. Great kindness kills great
prejudice. The American Baptist.
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
THE LAKE CITY HORHOK.

That mur'l o foul shoA I'D raise its
braZen head,
And ~aoayongod stalk BODILY through
And pr oudIy raiso on highNits blood
dyed hand,
While We, with honor Como, and drag
CLEO name,
Sit like IL wnnton in our naked shame?
All God! that We should live To gee this
| When truth aud right and love are
tilchel, awny;
While whdro our fathers ruled with
gentle grace
Thugs and 'nss,,ssins now must tnke
their place,
And devils darke,l than tho dan,nod IF
Do their accurscdI deeds and mnrders
fell.
The sucking child killed on it's mothers
breast.
While loving arms in vain gro round it
pressed,
Fails from he shattered hands which
could not save,
And knocking tienda provide q ficry
grave
Il father dumb III death beside it
lies
While cracking flames to pityi,.y
heaven rise.
And timia girls, VINO hut an hour be
fore
We're sleeping safe behind the bolted,
door, IA
HALF cr~xea with fright; and blind with
smartinG pain, J..
Fly i'll the darkness frora the leudcn
And brush and thicket in tho gray morn
Iicw "ll along their patl" the rcd drops
No Turkish blade. that abs tho I'm
born child, 3
Nor Spanish bloodhound :aying fierce
and wild 81
More cruel is than those Nc wrought
this elmo
Beneath the shadows of tho Southern
To brand our State to ages vet un-
The object of n just mans righteous
scOrn.
And, what their crime for which such
Judgment came?
All! tell it not, to blazon forth orr
shame;
But with their murders menl'ry let
it rot,
A Cursed tale, n thing to be forgot
A dusky color WAS their only sin,
And all their guilt the blackness of
Men of our State, how long shcl:: leeds
Give us a name at which the nations
hisaa- 4,
1 plead the name oT~that long faithful
race, H.
Who while their masters hattled II, the
Whose loyal service time can over
efface. X
fore 49,
Kept want and famine from each
Southern door.
Near where the S~nltkchutchie winds it'll
way :.
Through tangled glades of cypress audi
Of bnv, '
There is Il lonely mound, half hid from
sight,
Who're tall reeds rustic through cnch
summer night.
And resting there, within that humble
grave,
Sleeps ono most dear to me, THOUGH
but Il slave
My mamma, she who nnrscd me when
Il boy
And counted nothing hard which gave
mc joy.
My foster mother. All! her love was
strong
Nor can L silent DO while hcllish
wrong
Smites down her race with shot and
torch and rnck,
And. mocks their cries because their
skins nro black.
1 plead for justice! If our State should
And all hor righteous power cannot
10 sink this shame, then fnr across our
land,
10 where our nations council cham
bers stand,
[ cry, elbow long in this great land So
free
evil ye permit such wrongs as this
Enthroned on high, Thou God of truth
and right,
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
Knlieves In TIE Curfcm,

A Portland thtp hroke. is &
bic for this ato,y: A farmer T.
cured an appointment as light
in C. Maine coast lighthouse.
first night he went OH auty he
up promptly at dusk n:Al at II
carefully extinguisheJ:AA,o loinIl
next day, ef colIrsc.E s&rss Z
and ;heu he
pliea that he
as 40 thong
siloAld be
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
"t@nniaIH5.

surely II the race can successful]v
operate religious and fraternal orcan;.
cations on tho plan of co-operation. it.
can operate just as successfully bnsi.
ness and financial undel tukings.-The
Elevator. anu
The ambition of tho young nan to.
gamble and the young woman.to:ruiSSf
hsrself is becoming alarminrs Cant
11iRs DO done. the ungaipiy cake.
hGksn bslls HBhonld be
sRccomplish tho
iis y; 4;
The people's recorder. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1893-1925, 1898-03-19
TALMAGE'S SERMON.

II Like to Live 70 |yer
sain"" is the SubJec.
that q man hath vii! %I.ivc
&-Job. H., 4.
true. The Lord did not saw
said 1t to tho Lord whom tho
ted Job still moro afflicted.
so went Satan forth from
Rf tho Lord, and slnoto Job
And Satan has been tho
fruptivo diseasc since then,
10y poisoning the blood TO
But tho result OF the did
cnt which left Job victor
t.y Of the Satanic remark:
hath will lie give for his
tain who has stood on the
amer Till his passengers
wHcl; many an engineer
hand on the throttle
on the brake, until tho
rs saved, while he went
IouGh the opcn draw
fnn who plunged into
ut II sleeping child out,
ing his !ifc N the at
DQnd Of martyrs who
and knife Oh mas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25
CHARITY ENTERTAINMENT.

The Louisa Brehany Concert company,
which will give a concert at the opera
house on the night of Nnuary 5. is recog-
ndzed as an aggregation Of the finest mu-
sicians and yocaLsts on the road. The
company Is composed 81 Louisa BrehaDy.
who Is the poSsessoy OF n mezzo soprano
voice OF great power and sWSetAess; Miss
Agnes Prlnlsle, vioiinist; Nj. Guillalns Sau-
veit. pianist; Miss Jessie Waters, mezzo,
Lester Bartlett Jones. tenor; MIR. George
Detheps. basso. and others. This pro-
grdmme for their entertainments usually
consists of vocal and instrumental duets
and solos, ana the one to be given Ia Beau
mont will doubtless close with part 2 of
Martha" an opera of magnificent music.
Ladies' OF the Charity club have already
disposed OF sufficien, tickets to guarantees
success for the entertainment, but tho
opera house should and doubtless will be
crowded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25
RocKpALEs QUARANTINE.
1t Was Put on as Precautionary
Measure Solely.


Rsckdele. Texas. December 23.-As pre-
violsly stated by this correspondent. quar-
autine was established AGAINST the neigh
noring town of Cameron a short time ago.
on account If smallpox. a considerable time
aftor il wiis known that tn, 2iSaase was
thepe With perfect franiiness the officials
OF Cameron informed those OF RocAIa4e Of
tae presence OF the diSeaS-- but II was
stat.d yhat 1t was confined 10 few ne
gloes, wiho had been Isolated. and were
closely guarded and that there VAS no dan
ger If lis spreading. In THIS view OF me
case, which was supported by State HeaAa
Olfc.r Blunt. Rookdaie took no furtaer
aog1on than 10 quietly watch The negroes.
In time the d4sease at Cameron did spread,
as YVES ia.uhiuAy reported 10 Rock aase, and
Cay Health Officer Kennard went TO Cam
VIol 10 psinsonllliy invesagaie llie s1tla-
ton. As result OF that v.sR ouaranti Inc
was declared and has been maintained 10
date. 1t so hapDens that Cameron and
Rochde9e are in The same county. Cameron
having the advantage Of being the county
seat CT loyArnment that they are 10 some
extent commercial rivals. and tEat the out
break OF smallpox occurred just as the
iti-ttday trade began II has been charged
that the action of Rockdale ennsnatei fFam
melctnary motives, admittedly very nat
iyal accusation under the circumstances,
but ontinsly unjust. The s0Ae anill-s al
Rucldiale has been to prevent the intro
dq,ct on Of SMALLPOX and in this II has sue
zee ed t. date just az any man would
protect his homo. That Is adj there 10 10 u.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25
BUDGET FROM BEAUMONT
Negro Ssndbastet . Man In the Heart Of
the city.
ne GOT no MONEY FROM HIS VICTIM
New Hotel IL 10 ne Opened ON jan
uary 1-GraAd HALL TO Ne Given
at Liberty.
GOT no MONEY FROM HIS VICTIM

"a. i* 90. Z
Beaumont. Texas. December f4.-Boid
robbeiics have been frequent In Beaumont
Tor some time. but there was an attempt
last naght which actually pasalyxed the
hundreds OF people in the Immediate vi
cinity. aud tho robbor made his escape
The attempt occurred between and II
o'clock on Pearl street, between Dunlap'a
drug store aud the French restaurant, n
fact within 200 feet OF the most htsQuentsd
business corner In the city. A white rian
named Htsl was the v1ctam. He was stroll
ing along the sidewalk and was struck
from behind with sufficient force to fell
him The Assailant who WAC q negro, Inn
mediately jumped on the prosuate man
and showed his hand 10 one OF his brecches
pockets, Hin called. and Harold Brown.
Western uraon telegraph messenger boy.
heard the cry and stareed towards the
scene. The negro saw him coming, and so
hurried was his escape that. instead OF
removing his hand from Hlll's pocket. he
tore one leg OF the pants entirely off and
disappeared.
Hill says he had slo and fortunately It
was not In the pocket into which the
would robber stuck his hand. He says
he recognized the robber and furnished his
name, together with n description. to the
officer. but no arrest is yet reported.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25

the tirno. unil nm now almost SOUND man.
Con do ns hard day wetk MS almost any
man. This happened four years ago"
II IL fact OF eycr-ipcreasins aGto gisiIncnt
that 70 many otherwise sonsihle apd rr0gi-
d9nt people Will. for tue neglect Of SO simple
pnSchntlon a. 10 have bottle o. Pe-rn,na
at hard. bring upon themselves the eflesS
suiloring ard foolish erpenss thai a practl-
tloner Of medicine Is forced to wltnsss ever
day.
x cold In the had, which single bottle o.
Peru -na VIII crre, soon becomes oass Of
chronic catnrrh. witch wih require many bit
ties To entirely cure,
A core throat. which one bottle OF Pe-ru-na
will cure coon becomes chronic phfryng.tis
or enlarged topsils. which Will perhaps re-
quire many bottles to cure
A slight cough, which. without the vostiRe
of q doubt. would coon disappcar With tbs use
Of Pe-ru-na. becomes chronic bronchitis
which may require d persistent use OF Pc
ru-na Tor somc time.
Every praclicing physician secs many cases
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-25
Holiday Dangers.

Christmas ana New Years bring their ioys
long anticipated and heartily eHioycd Dui
the pleasure Of holidays IL not entirely unal-
loyed. The big dinners, the nuts and cansieS.
the thousand nBd one delicacies aud rleh
viands that tempt the palate aud Beluce the
appetite. AFRO too well known to need men
ton.
An this leads to derHneed stomRchs Ca
tarrh OF tho stomach 10 the Immediate ~
suit. Gastric cnt.rih. the doctors cal II
One or two doses OF Pe-runa al til tim
prevent LONG siege with catarrl ~ The
stomach tgeneE ally called dyBBepalal Wha
the doctors call dyspopsla and thu people
cell indigestion, Is in reality catarrh o. Ia,
stomach.
Holiday oyor-eatlne lie not entirely colHqe
to The children. either. The old fol6t SOFA
tines do 30. too. Whale families oflel SUI
together. Cniarrh OF the sonnch, That is
the correct name for II.
Right hero Pe-ru-na, the frtsnd OF the fam
ily comes to the rescue. pe-ru-na cures ca
tarrh wherever located. II the catarri ! ~
tho stomach. IL cures It. II cures eatarrh on
Christmas or Now Years. or any otb tne
of the year II cures the catarrh OF aver
eating or the catarrh OF uader. atilg u
cures the catarrh oil lonK alHrdigR anl The
catarrh Of recent origin No fam'ly is ex.
ocily safe without Pe-ni-na AohinE VIII
take the place Of pc-ru-na insist up5n
haylng II and no other.