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L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1899-12-15
(Dispacci telegrafici)

LONDRA, H. - Ulteriori ragguagli
sui combattimento di lunedi a Modder
River danno la lista del feriti morti
dalla quale 81 rileva che questi somma-
no ad oltre mile
Fra | morti e II generate Wauchope,
suo figlio, luogotenente Wauchope, e
un nte-colonnello: fra feriti
cinsue ufficiali di armi varie; trenta
ufficiali uccisi 46 feriti. Nella caval-
leria 81 registrano fino ad ora due ucci-
81 ventisette feriti
LONDRA, H. - IL Ministero della
Guerra ha deliberate che la sesta di-
visione del secondo corpo di armata
parta domenica pei sud Africa che
sia tosto mobilizzata la settima divl-
stone.
GLASGOW, II. Lintera citta e
puo dirsi, tutta la Scotia immersa mel
lutto per lie triste notizie dal Sud Afri-
ca. 81 deplorano lie gravi perdite subj
te dal reggimento Highlanders (Scoz-
zesD durante il combattimento di Mod
der River.
Gil uffici del giornali sono crconda-
Ii da un folla d parent ed amici di SOL
dati. in attesa di ulteriori notizie sulla
sorte del feriti prigionieri,
LONDRA, II ~ I'm dispacoio ufficia-
lie da la cifra del morti feriti man
can't mel combattimento di Modder Ri
yer avvenuto lunedi, che ammonia ad
sl7 uomini.
A questi devonsi aggiungere quindi-
ci ufficiali uecisi. quattro feriti. Gin
que mancanti uno fatto prigioniero.
lie perdite subtle dalla brigata High
landers ammontano $50. ira ufficiali
e soldati.
Anche / boeri assicurano che le loro
perdite furono enormi.
Tn ufficiale boero dice che una sola
bomba inglese uccise e feri pin di set
tanta boori, Tn ferito boero dice che
una bomba cadde in un campo owe ST
teneva una riunione religiosa Q che fe
ce una vera strage.
Tutti feriti encomiano altamente II
servizio dele ambulance inglesi la
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IL GRAVE DISASTRO
DELE ARMI INGLESI.
IL POP0LO BRITANNICA ADDOLORATO Per
LIE PERDlTE subtle.
VOci, non confermate, d'una grande Sconfitta
dele arrli bOere.

gentilezza lie cure del corpo medico
NEW YORK. ~. - la dispacoio da
Londra al New York Herald reca che
Ia regina Vittoria 81 moatra accorata
pei grave disastro cd irsiste voler /
pio minuti dettagli dele notizie dal
campo, sullo state del feriti.
Appena ebbe la triste notizia, In vec
CHA regina proruppe in pianto e rima-
Sc motto abbattuta.
Sovente durante il giorno, essa plan
ge ia cenno dele sofferenze disagi
del poveri soldati dele loro famislie.
II ministero della guerra e continue
mente circondato da una fitta folla che
cerca notizie.
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IL CENTENAREO DELLA
MORTE DI WASHINGTON.
(Dispaccio Telegrafico)

WASHINGTON, II. - La citta cele-
bro con debita osservanza l'anniversa-
rio della morte del primo presidente
degli Stati Until George Washington.
lutte lie Societa massoniche, lie civil e
militari 81 recarono in corpo ALA tom
ba del grande uomo in Mount Vernon
II presidente Mckinley pronuncio 10
razione commemorative. Erano pure
PRESENT. lutte lie personalita politiche,
/ senatori. molti rappresentanti del
varii stati dell l'Unione.
II corteo era preceduto dal terzo reg
glmento cavalleria. con banda varie
compagnie del diversi corpi di arma-
ia
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in EGITTO!
Una OCCUPAzIONE MILITIA.
RE DI QUEST0
PrOpOSta dal GOvernO ingIe-
Sc e rifiutata dall'ltaIia

Leggiamo nell"lmparziale" giorna
lie del Cairo:
Fra gli INDECENT CORE insistento
una voce. non confermata finora In mo
do positive; la rifcriamo. pero. tito
10 di cronaca:
81 dice dunquo che pei blsogno semp
pre- pin pressante di truppe n Governo
inglese avrebbe proposto uuello ita--
liano di sostituire In Egitto Ie sue trup
pc inglesi con lie sue, In base ad un GER
TO accordo compensativo
L'lnghilterra avrebbe avuto cosi agio
di inviare lutte lie truppe che sono o.
ra fra di moi, mel Transvaal
Ia voce clrcolante agglunge che II
Governo itallano ha dichiarato che Ia
proposte. eosi come sono formulate non
eli convengono; clio non vieterebbe allie
trattative di continuare.
A queste prime informazioni possia-
mo aggiungefne attire. che 81 siamo az.
frettati a racoeliere presso fonti auto
revolt
Secondo 0ueste dunaue, la cosa sa-
rehbe ora in buonissimo punto, sopra
tutto perche un accordo anglo italiano,
fin dal 1882. stabilIva preclsamente che
sc rInghtlterra avesse avuto bisogno
di richiamare lie sue truppe egiziane.
iItalia avrebbe sostltuite.
Questo accordo. che sarebbe state la
conseeuenza del rifinto opposite quel-
fepoca dall'Italia allinvito dl un occu.
pazione mista. sarebbe ora utile cal
mare opposzioni che potrebbero even
tualmente soreere da parte delle attire
Potenze europee.
lie truppe italIane che verrebbero al
occupare llcgitto ammonterebbero a
due mila uomini
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COSA 81 STAMPA
DI NUOVO IN ITALIA
STORlA DI FRANCIA

G. BRAGAGNOLO ~ Tn volume di
pag. i2o, lire 3 - Ulrico Hoepl, edi-
tore. Milano 1880.
Strano dirsi. ma in Italia man
cava una "Storia di Francia" che in
una forma sobria corretta. In uno sti-
lie facile piano narrasse lie vicendo
principali di ouella nazione.
L'editore Hoepli. ha colmato anche
questa lacuna ed ha arricchito Ia sua
splendida collezione del Manuali dun
altro importante lavoro pubblicando In
Storia di Francia del Dott Bragagnolo
nome motto .noto ira cultori deile
storiche discipline. LAutore. tenendosi
al corrente del rlsultau delle moderne
ricerche, ha diviso la storia di Francia
in quindici grandi period ed ha saputo
darci una narrazione colorta, efficace.
imparziale ed esatta dele vicende po-
lltiche di Francia dai tempt pin reno
ii al nostri giorni
Per clio siamo certi che al pregevole
volumetto non manchera II favore de-
gli studlosi g di quaint amano abbrac-
clare in una sintesi larga geniale Ia
vita intera di un popolo
DIALETT1 lTALICI.
DIR. ORESTE NAzzARI - (Gramma.
tica, lscrizioni, Versioni, I.essico).
I'm volume in-S. di pag xw-36i. lire
1899.
ii Manualetto che l'autore, libero do
cente nell'Universita di Torino. offre a.
gil studiosi italiani, racohiude In picco-
la mole II risultato degll studi finora
spesi intorno al dialetti italici, Precede
una succosa grammatical dettata con
metodo comparative, seguono ie iscri.
zioni osche. scbelliche umbre cola
relativa versione ed infine chiude II IL
bro II lessico del dialetti italici.
Opera siffatta siestinata a. procurare
allie persone colte una solleoita como
scenza della materia necessaria n
quelli che vogliono in segulto apsrofon
dire tall studi, mancava sinora, non so
10 ALA letteratnra italiana. ma anche
allie straniere; ed II bisogno n'era tanto
pin semitic in ouanto oggdi non pln
possible scompagnare 10 studio del Ia
tino da cuello del dlaletti ltaliei
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IL NU0V0 PRESIDENTE
DELLA FED. SVIzzERA
ODlsnaccio TelerrafIcol

BERNA. Svlzzera. II. -- L'assemblel
Federale ha eletto Walter Hauser, n
radicale di wadenweil Cantone di Zu-
rigo. a Presidente della Confederazlono
per ranno 1900. Egli I'd vice presidento
pei 1899
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ALL'ANTICA FOTOGRAFIA TIA
LLAMA, 238 Montgomery Avenue, an
COLO di Broadway. 81 possono ottenere
le migliori fotografie ritratti a era
yon ed acquerello. Processi modernissi-
mi. Prezzi da 81 ALA dozzina in sd.
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STOCKTON DRUG co. AGHIGLIs
RI q KOEHLER. Unica farmaci
tsliana delrinterno. Gran deposito 4
tItte lie specialita Italiane. Francesi .
Americana. Cor. Maj --a anttsr nt,
St~~t4~~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-01
NEW RUSSIAN CRUISER.
Launched from Cramps ship Yards
Yesterday.

Philadelphia October si.-Ths new
Russian ouriser variag was launched to-
day at Cramps ship yards with impress
sive csrsmo MES. Ike religious ceremony
formed spsetsoular feature. In add
ton to passing = eilded cress before the
huge hull In benediction, the Rev. Hato-
vitsky sprinkled the vefsel with Holy
water. The American custom Of break
ing bottle Of wine as the ship glided OIL
the ways was omitted.
There were present numerous officials
Of the Russian and United States govern.
ments. Cold wea,her and steady down
pour of rain interferred somewhat wi h
the pleasure OF those who participated
In the ceremony. On platform, under
TIE bow CT the warship. two priests OF the
Greek church, celebrated mass previous
to the launching. To1ay's launching was
about one month later than the time at
frat agreed upon, the strike throwing
the work back somewhat. The public
was not admitted to the yard.
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WOODFORDS.

The ladies' OF the Epworth League oil
the CLARK Memorial church. will serve q
supper in the supper-room of this church,
Thursday evening. After the supper the
newly elscsed officers Of the lelgus will
bs installed.
The c!rcls Of Crescent assembly, p. s..
Woodfords, win meet with Mrs. Symonds
at her home Leland street, Thursday,
November I'd.
salist society fair held las. week are con :
fidert that over $3.50 will be cleared as u
result OF their lAbors. This sum with the
money previously at hand for ths purpsse
Of buying a church building lot, will be
greatly appreciated by this young, but
rapidly growing society. Considerable
cerdit is due. particularly to the children,
as several of them succeeded In raising
some over $50 toward the net result. The
fair was a SUCCESS In every way and great
credit Is due the several committees who
iabored hard for the success of the fair.
Rev. and Mrs. II. L 1oNnssno, 81
Revere street, are entertaining Mrs.
1oWusenu latuers WIN Is aiso u cierBy
man from New York state.
A party Of abont 25 of the young school
friends of Miss Ethel Davis, Glenwood
street. were entsrta iosd at the home Of
her parents MIR. and Mrs.. viii y. Davis,
Monday evening. at a rag-mufiin party.
The young people had an enjoyable time
and were grotesquely gowned for the CO.
casion. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening and an enjoyable time
was had by all
Mr.. N. L. Doten and wife, accompa-
MED their sons DIR. Arthur q. and Forest
Do.en to Worcester. Mass, whsre they
are to attend the marriage Of their son,
MIR. Chester W. Doten. to Miss Kenney of
Worcester. The wedding takes place this
afternoon at 80 O'Clock.
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WESTBIsOUk.

The funsz1, of the late Mrs. Abbie Rice
will ocoue This afternoon at two O'Clock
from the residence of MIR. Aug istus Bar
hour, Main street.
Captain J. ID. Graham of Co. NJ,
Clsavss Rifles, n. q. s. NJ. has received
his commission and announces the APP
po!utnent of the following officers:
First sergeant, Charles S. Carleton I;
q1artermaster sergeant. George leighton;
.ergeants, Eugene /. Cummings. John
Bohnssn. Fred b. Spear, Frank E. Il.
Libby; corporals, Joseph Ii. Hezelton,
Jr., John knight, W. Ii. Parker. Fred
Lunt, Harold Dodge, John Kimmond
mu icians, Ernest Conant, Henry Hem
dickson; armorer, Marshall Merrill; COM
pany cook with rank If corporal. Alfred
Jordan. 1t Is expected that the mpGny
shoot will be held Th lnksgiving day on
the range at Cumberland Mills Capt.
Graham at the close Of the meeting passed
the cigars as an ACKNOWLEDGING ut o: hil
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PARKS GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE.

Alfred, Octobsr 3l.-Frank +. Perks OF
Kittery, was given o life sentence at lard
lab IF in the state prison by Judge White
houss In the Supreme court Of York
county here this forenoon.
Parks killed Mary Tsrlton. an agsd
Kittery woman on January Sd, list.
The prisoner was brought into court
shackelei to Deputy Sheriff Luke h..
Roberts. Jailer l. A. Anderson also ac-
DOM panied Parks. The sentence YVES no
suIrr'ss to Parks, as he had known for
several days what 1t would be. Three
weeks ago the Supreme court was adj
journed until today pending a decision
by the full bench on the defendants OK
ceptiors. The decisions CT the full bench
reached her, last night, the exceptions
being overruled.
The murder OF MisI Tarlton occurred In
the woman's house on January 10 of this
present year. While under the influences
of liquor he entered the house and beat
Miss Tarlton over the head with a syrup
bottle.
The prisoner will be taken to the state
prison at Thomaston tomorrow.
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MAINE SCHOONER ALEAK.

Portsmouth, N. H., October a.-The
Wiscassst, Me-, schooner Mary b. Rogers,
bound from Richmond. Me-. for Boston,
with a cargo of lumber, sprung aleak
this morning and was beaohed on the
flats at Newcastle.
The schooner was two miles OF the
coast when plank started and notwith'
standing the Efforts of the crew she be-
came waterlogged. At one time there wal
danger Of the vessel rolling over and tc
tighten her top-w eight 10000 feet al
lumber was thrown overheard. A signal
was set and in response the crew OF the
FERRIS Point Life Saving station went to
her assistance. By their aid tbs vessel
was worked inshors and run onto this
flats at Newcastle.
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TREASURY MAIL LOST.

Washington, October 3l.-Ths treasury
department has received information that
all o, the treasury mail left here ysster-
day evening at 4 o'clock for the sub-treas-
ury at New York, went down on the fer
ny boat Chicago. 1t Is expected that prao.
tioaliy all the letters. warrants and drafts
will be found on recovery to be deciphera-
BILE and In that event little delay will he
experienced IN sending duplicates. II.
however. the writing should be fonnd 10
be illegibl 1t will cause considerable de-
lay. In u number Of cases indemnity
bonds will be required TO sscurs the gov
eminent against loss in case Gny of the
missing papers should be presented for
payment. after duplicates have been is
sued. No.money was sent In that mail
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Scheme Of The Unisersalist Society Of
South Portland.
Epidemic of Diphtheria
on Cape.
Nom Commissioned Officers of
Cleaves Rifles.

lbs First Universalist socisty Of South
Portland has commenced u ferries oi.letter
chains In this vicinity for the purpose Of
raising money enough for tue building CT
their new church on the corner Of Sawyer
and Pleasant streets. The foundation
and cellar wall have been completed by
s. r. Smart, the contractor. and IL Is one
Of the prsttiest and best constructed walls
In this city. The let ers have already be-
gun to ear fruit and several fine contri-
buttons some as high rs IS have been re-
oeived The society Ia .working hard to
g,t place of worship AMI that they will
of all our citlzsns.
The 1iphtheria IA raging heavily at Will
lard and large number OF houses have
been quaran tined by the board of health.
New cases are being reported every day
but as yet none has resulted fatally.
The monthly meeting of the school com.
mittee will be held at the city offices this
evening. The aldermen will also meet
and draw juror.
Rev. Robert Lawton Of the North Con-
gregational church is attending the Con-
gregational conference whic is being
held at Auburn this week.
Mrs. Hattie Gray and granddaughter
of haverhill, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Sarah Roberts of Free street.
Fred Harrington of Free street has been
confined to the house for several days by
sickness.
A pointer dog owned by K. S. Cole was
run over by the electrics and killed Sum
day forenoon. 1t was no fault of the
motorman as the dog had heen driven of
the tracks several times before that day
and each time would deliberately return
ard sit on the tracks. 1t looked very
much Ike casa of suicide but az the
local coroner was out OF town no Inquest
was held.
formerly of this city. has purchased the
house and land on the corner Of Park and
DanfoI thistreets, Portland.
Mr.. Lincoln B. Gatcomb, who COM
mitted suicide in Boston last week, was
f. rmerly a resident Of Free street, South
Portland, and Is Temsmb sred by many of
our citizens.
Mrs. Hannah Mcfarland Is visiting rel
s:ives ct wss:port for few days.
James Burt has moved his family from
HarfoId place to the corner Of Front aud
Dyer streets.
The new grocery store of Frank Rich
a-dson on Stanford street Is nearly COM
pleted and Mr.. hicllrison has already
teyun to move his stock of goods into 1t.
Will W. Rich and wife havs returned
from visit to relatlves at Harpswell.
N. Z. Gordon left for Passport again
III onday after several weeks stop ut
home.
City Solicitor Moulton will NEE. the
newly appointed election clerks, wardens
and ward clerks at tie city offices on Sat
urday evening at eight O'Clock. 10 in
strucs them in regard to their duties.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-01
DOES IT PAY 10 BUY oHEA Pr

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds Is
all right, but you want something that
Will relieve and cure the more severe and
dangerous result of throat and lung
troubles. What shall you dor Go to IL
warmer and more regular climater Yes,
II possible; " not possible Tor you, then
In either case take the ONLY remedy
that has been introduced In all civilized
countries with success in severe throat
and lung troubles. "Bosohee's German
Syrup. 1t not only heals and stimulates
the tissues to destroy the germ disease.
but allays inflammation, causes easy ak
psctdtatiop, gives q good nights rest,
and orrss the patient. Try one kattle.
Recommended many years BY all drug
gists In the world. Sample bottles ut y.
E. Fiokett's. 2:2 uanforth st; 4. w,
Stevens. l07 Portland st; MoDonough
g. Shs.idan's, sS5 Congress st; and j. K.
Goold & Co. 40 Federal Sc.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-01
YARMOUTH.

Mr.. william Webb Der is having fins
two-story houss erected on the lot just
to the north of his old home.
A delegation of the members of Gen.
eral John A. Logan Camp, Sons Of Vet.
srLns, with lady friends. attended the
dance held by Shepley Camp. Ladies'
Aid stciety, Tuesday evening, at Thatch-
or Post hall.
Or. Charles Mitchell Of Boston 10 visit
ing relatives in town.
MIR. Augustus 1rle Ia visiting her son
who Is quite seriously Ill ut his home In
Everett, Mass.
Next Sunday there will be communion
service and reception Of members at the
Elm street Methodist church.
Capt. George L. Seabury Ia recovering
nioeiy from his long illness with typhoid
fever. His father, AmTni ID. Seabury,
who has also been quite seriously Ill, Is
somewhat better at the present time.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-01
LORD pAUNoEFoTE COMING.

London, October 3!.-Lori Paunossote.
the British ambassador to tae Unit,d
States, will be accompanied on board the
White Star line steamer Ocearie, which
sells from Liverpool tomorrow BY Mr.. q.
Lowthsr, the new secretary Of tho Bri,ish
EN- bassy at Washington, who was APP
pointed September lain succession TO Mr..
Godfrey Bland, and by Mr.. X. Bromley,
honorary attaohe of the embassy who Ia
engaged to be married to Lord Paunce-
totes daughter. The ambassador expects
to remain 10 WISHING ten until next
April; but IL ths Alaskan boundary dis
pute Is not settled by. that time and a
chance OF an agreeme mt on the question
Is apparent, he will remain longer.
Lord Pauncsfots had conference with
the. United States ambassador, MIR. Joseph
Choate, this morning.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-01
election and oommission TO the eapsainoy

election and commission TO the captaincy
Of the company.
The Searchiight club 10 10 discuss
current events this sssson. The next
nesting Of the clup win be held Novem-
Der Is a. the no me Of Mics Della MORGAN.
Old Gorham street.
Two candidates were initiated al the
meeting Of the new lodge OF N. n. o. p,
held Aoniay event ng. An entertainment
was furnished after the regular lodge
meeting.
A large steam boiler has arrived at
Cumberland Mills, consigned to the s..
D. Warren parer mill company. The
boiler was unloaded yesterday afternoon
preparatory to being transported to this
mills.
Mr.. Charl.s Wills OF Portland. former
ly In the employ Of Owen g. Strout.
printsrs, 10 now In the employ Of Il. ID.
smith, the West End printer.
The Republican city committee of West
brook IL making efforts BY means OF
posters and other advertising matter TO
secure the attendance OF ladies at the Re-
puLtlChu LWiiy W " hofa kfsust oNtnhbf
Nc vember B. at Odd Fellows hall, West
End. The Presump scot band 10 to furn-
ish music and the Republican candidate
for Congress, Amos Allsn and Congress
man elect Chrrlss K Lit.leneld Of Rock
land from the cond district ara to tie
the SPEAKERS Of the occasion. Ths rally
Commences at 1850 O'Clock and the COM
mites anticipate a large attendance to
welcome ths speakers OF the evening.
FUNERAL OF FRANK MESEkvE.
The funeral services over the remains of
the late Frank Meserve, the we'll known
sportsman and guide Of the Songo river
who died suddenly OF heart trouble last
week while out on the river In his boat
weres held tuesday aftern con at two
o'clock from the residence Of his brother,
MIR. Eben Mes,rve. Cumberland Mills
Rev. w. g. Mann, pastor Of the Warren
Congregational church, oil 81 lted at the
services. Tbs music was furnished By the
quartet, from the Methodist church,
composed Of Miss Carrie Phinney, MIR.
Joseph Hszelton, Jr., Miss Hall Of Fort
land, and Mr.. Charles S. Carleton. The
burial was at the Bracket cemetery In
Gorham.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-01
WAS ON THE CHICAGO.

New York, October i.-Mrs. Mary
Weir of Brooklyn called at police head
quarters TODAY and stated that her hus-
band. Alexsnier Weir. oonl dealer, was
missing and that she fenrsd he was on
the ferry toat Chicago.
Wora was received at police headquar-
tiers from Brooklyn that Carl McCready
had been reported missing. He is sup
posed to have been on the Chicago.
The rolioe think that the body Of q
woman which was picked from the East
river of Cd street this afternoon 10 the
body Of one of the victims Of the col
lision
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-01
AIR M. LEwsEN Il CO.'S.

Wednesday, November and Thurs lay
November 2, X. III. Lewsen ~ Co., will
have special sale of dress skirts. They
are offering some special inducements
In that department.. X. NJ. Lewssn &
Co., would also like to call the attention
Of the ladies to their line Of electric zeal
jackets. Their sale OF golf capes en- Mon
day and Tuesday was great success and
all thofe who are contemplating to get
one will find their lima fresh, and up-:o-
date. Read adv. on page 20.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-01
HON. EDWARD DwYER.
fscnator 18th District, Chicago, I'LL

Hon. Edward Dryer, State Senator,
Seventeenth Senatorial District Chi
cago, ILL.,, writes: @Pc-ru-na cures when
all other remedies fail. can heartily
recommend. Pe-ru-na as q catarrh rem
edy. 1t has been two years since was
cured, and consider my euro perma-
nent. took tho remedy for two months
and am now entirely cured. applied
to several doctors, but they were not
able TO cure me. tried many remedies
without avail.
"My catarrh was located chiefly In
the head. / was afflicted with catarrh
for seven years."
Pe-ru-na cures catarrh wherever To-
Gated. Who is IL that says Pe-ru-na will
cure catarrh wherever locstedr Doctors
say it, lawyers say 1t, preachers say it, q
vast army of men and women say IL who
have tried 1t. The old and tho young
say It. They say it in the east, in the
west, they say it In the north and the
south.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-11-01
srrsoEr.LAnEous.
TWO SENATOR'S TESTIMONY.
hat They Know of Catarrh and Pe-ru-na.

Hon. Porter johnson, who has served
four years as State Senator from the
Fourth District in the city Of Chicago,
ILL.,, and who also is tho first Democratic
Senator ever elected from that district,
writes: " I can heartily recommend Pc
ru-na as n catarrh cure. 1t cures when
all other remedies fail. applied 10
several doctors, but they were not able
to euro me.