davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

@etoirettpr 8rog er for Stoen / Sc
tersOal for at unoeris9e be forIisllige
2inier for Gienrsmgan9spei iaapel
pitoper Tom peftoper. paa Silbage.us
rem tGntsr ban at ie pua 6anetleiper.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

s Sebnsgruberne / SOFTEN itaI M
0riften gienoptagss for aloor. 0e
ifal bore meset riee paa Sern. Cru.
berne, Der bel er 300 Qar gamle,
bar / gamle Gage forIpnet Tlere Sern>
barter peromtring, Og er MI ale ers
hoeroet at Sernpertseier Gappelen,
ulefos, Der / ct Qdr8 Sto bar brepst
I'D Heiterne fra ben 5to, bd De neblag>
bes. Gu ital imiblertio Sprengnins
gen besbnos, bpormeb mango 99noer
bill finoe 8eItiaftigelie.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

3pnIul 8srs bar Iti9nfet 8ergen5
Wui9um 1000 MeodIjer % plaquets
ter / Sslo og Bronze, iaapel mooe:ne
ION 9lore Nrbeioe. @apen er mc1et
p9rbifulo.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

III Seitetjso 6ruges / 5~aberslep
forbolosDis langt mere enb / andre
Bier. Der finbes FER 5 5eite1lagtes
rter, ION ifslse gpens tpite glab /
Sanuar bar ilastet s 9sits. / 5ebruar
T. Marts 8, april 5. Mai 7, sSuni
8, Suli 6, auguit 6, September 16,
Sttober %, ialt inbtil Ropem6er 81
9eite.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

8aItor Nnbers 6opoen ian life
ooerta PlabIen iom 6ormano / "Rorz
rigs ungbomslag". Sprfatteren Spen
Moren bapbe efter !Spooen be feite
81 mer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

Sra Rens meobelss, at mar / fora
rige lse peo Spitnps / Snefiorb fdns
geoe en- 9ui pad 2anogarn. Den bar
ca. 5 QIsn lang. 9et bibes itte, at
benne farlige GiGit tioligere bar nit
fig iaa langt mob norb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29
ScnoerivHano

Den 22oe Rpbem6er fpIote Gnte
Marie &riitine SerenIsn / Slesoig
1O1 Ndr. Sun bar paa Gruno al
QloeroomsIoag6eo madttet ligge til
iengs be iioite ipD Tiger.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

Gaarbmanb 3. Wi9aelisn / Better
einbet bar iOlst i'm Gienbom Iammes
itebs til nnstarl 2apIt Ruaer fra
granotrup for en- Pris at 46, $50
Nart. !Sele 9eiatninsen m~eofslaer,
og Sbertdgelien iteeoe lite Dec6r.
Iii 9aaroen bsrer ct Qreal at so
!Settar meo 30 9aler Statteo9rbt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

8j9itgioer 3. 2unb / !S~aoerslep
bar / oisie 0oge ioIgt fin / Stor.s
gaoe, foran 8ammsl 9~dberslep airs
tegaarb b~elisgenbs GjeitsiDsrgaaro
til i'm SpigeriDn, 5ulomagtiq gicoz
laiisn, for en- Sum at $1,000 Mart.
5iltr9belisn fer til lite Sanuar
1900.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

Oct norite Samlaget" bar til 5ors
manb s~jenpalgt profesior SpgItao o8
til Meblemmer al St1ret &ano. 81.
6lo % 9rpfes1or Moltte Woe. 2aget
bar pmtrent 100 Meolemmer. 8
Observation-Disclosures forleoen 2sroug
trenholm Der Spersmaal ON at loretta
roget Ierligt / 4nlebning At ben r|eiIte
"Rigsmadlsbep9gelIe". Oct beilutte=
bes at benitille til Stpret at ia Sagen
unber S~perpeielis pg mulig iammens
fable ct MT Msoe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

Deb anben og iibfte 5pangsauttion
oper "Nsrrsftopgaaro" / Eols Soan,
tilbsrenbe Sd. W. 6. GbritenIsn,
blep Gano. phil. pcrs bsiit6posnbe
meb 10000 8r. Gienoommen bar
1874 9snoer 9ano meo s Ssnber
Sarttorn. os 8pgninserne er branoz
foriitrebe for 21,OOO ar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

Otter 5orlpoenoe drbeioeS Der /
oenne 8io It9rtt for Sprettelieu at
en- 2anoboiparetusIe meo 9jemiteb t
Rsrreiunobp. 3anten, Der p9ients
ligit itsttes at 2anbboere | 8enoipss
iel / 6prening meb en- Del WGnb |
Rcrreiunobp, Oil temmeIig ~iittert
bliDe redliieret.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29
&nifee !

g%nifee Seq bar "Biloanoen" %
'3e hinges Sorbunb' al 3bien Bib.
roe" al ,}aHien "aonrmauosreHs EBitre"
al Sic. Btl bptic for aaore al 8lsrHiou
ellsr 3bieu. spao bar Du?
u. 8tQQeu, 0ertport, Dregon.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

Sm ubfa(bet at 9eiten i 9eoemur>
lens Nmt b~eretter AmtmunCen at 0ps
aplingen, bpao MGngoen an9aor, bar
pRret mer eler minore tilfreo8itiQenoe
/ be forItieQige !5erreber. &puItteten
anfsrss giennemguoenbe at ia oGret
gob. 9ornet bar / bet belle life git ct
Miobelsaars uobptte, IigeIom potes
te5bsiten beler life bar orret tilfrebss
ItiQenoe. De flsite Snoberetnin9er
anI9tter llofdlpet til unber ct Wtios
belsaors 6eft. Sm 1srruuooenbeo
beres intet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29
.arm tilialne 161 Ncres teltn.

~ genoe ~ NPil ira HpeH 2afe Benton.
! Dill al Stote4ls, opsr 100 Heres uprnos
oct. og al er plptet. br,dHO not TIL tFarner.
Sr len cr go 800. SuI5 8jgbcreH lits fan
betd alt, iad Tar ban beidle 81 200 ~foHtaHt,
paa Heittu iGaes 6cutano eiier Bebag.
Ser ct iii go Har gdmmeI % er life titauo
til al iarme mere. aoresie: Sailor Gvition,
Gate Benton, 4tneo!n so. U1tln.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

5olobetient Sr. 9. 9uQe / porsz
9rrno er bIonbt InTpgsrne til en- leotg
Observation-Disclosures / Qrenools 9tz
Itritt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

8aaroen Sboreio / 8loter er al
Gisren, 8aurbsier 6. 81. Sunbt, peo
4noerien &c @enbt-iolat til 8artss
eier 6. 6. SocpbIen for $4,000 3r.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29
GfterSpSrgiei.

ROBIN Elion Rsrueruo, fent I Reore The
lemdrten, ioripanot ben soc Ettobsr 1899.
6uts nogen al hans 5iratntngs lRisr bette
Gpsr isfesrsut. ian ffrto III potmefter 9.
70. Gem, FORT, WYiHn. 1858
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

De 3 0irstterer / 5enItab Spure>
banf, Der at 2ogmuno8retten boer
ibemtss 8 9ages @ano o9 9reo, bar
M facet Iaaban 9enaabning, at be
1lipper meb at betdle 6ber en- Bob at
100 &roner. ausIerer Bs6n 6ur paaz
begpnot Gfionineen e e 4 Qars
Strafarbeioe, bpprtil ban blsp bsmt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

8aarben Senore Splsbus iSomter
er at u. Petterien iotgt til s. Saccbz
fen for $500 Str, peo 8. 6. 9anisn
e 60.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

st Moula9 ftiftebes for nogle 0age
itnen / Setersoulsbngbens 8aae. Stl
Tormanb bal9tes Madlforfatteren
Gunnar RpsItuo, ION p9Iau bdooe
inbbubt til Msbet. s iamme 8pgc CT
8lir' "Rotre Salmar" at Stple'tpret
enItemmig irofert / Stolerne peo ST.
ben at 2anbitaos SdImebog.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

Oct norIte StogielItab bar fra
6irmaet s. q. SutobIen &c 60. !;
6reoritstoo fom @aoe mootaset 1000
&roner.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

Grpeoitionsdef / Sinansoeparte@
mentet 9Iatpu blep, Tom meboelt, paig.
til 0irettpr / ben npe Gentrulbant.
Der bleb / grsSIen reift en- Itert Spins
inn imoo oenne 9pbbeltItiGin9, og 9r.
9latou bar MI beitemt fig til life at
operta Oiretteriti1in9en / Central
bdnfen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29
Oan,narf.

Sntenbent peb Ste Regiment i Nls
borg, u. 70. Qasaaro sr Oso, AZ Oar
gammel.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

Heoattsr Nils 8ogt / "Ilorgenz
blaoet" sr uonGont til aiooer at DAM
nebrogsorbenen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29
" syeSefns

. ,o,r,r. brtnser 5orpsleile'l
tf'f l .;,r 8ioost nreni, pOfla9ses
h l.s1 g niger e.s s'G ;stadsioa "9
III, geritrs CHE, 6ierieban'elL
,,,tsss "a 8eiOin'ellesdnlalo g
iaii an...5 al qjocIi, ueo en- palt,s aoo,
~ n 1i,s Heart cure e. pen s''s sa,.
!. WIZ SGsoitu iOr 9iertsNpa0On'' DEF
.s .s5rSe e. nlSpOt 9HOiifll''.
sn ~ aprnltgt for mig at ils9e aep 90
a.; pat . "'1r, al IorlenOe 6orntlnlleilsr.
: JPN ! 9s siSa blep meget arc9slma5llse;
t1tIs' natfS be f%uIoitGnota al opnpre.
yIofr hog be laa poIolollf, al
I'll aIVtT sSrr bet oucralt ! S9rellei; eh
9 ti1 i DR. DR., Miles Heart Cure S.,,n,
tie ,r,,o' GA citerat Ie8 bapoe prn9I
.3tt S Sg. : ct Gar Moancoer par MN
2. .;: St5Dla"f; aIofanoi8 Iureret;~ .
F''' !. u. 3nsIep, 9'UsPOrO, -
q,r,s 5lerte er au8rebet pa fOrlOm
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

Gn tonierpatip notwithstanding
r~onitituereoes forleben / 5rebritsItaO
meb oper 700 Meblemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

Gn tgl. Drop. fan / ben narmeIte
Grsmtio pentes fremIut ON l1opioelie
at 3i8srs 8renier, bporpeb Spens
6oltem9ngbe piloe blipe fors9et meo
ca. 500 M}ennsiter. 2tgsleoes bill en-
tgl. 9rop., mulisens for Sui, blipe
lat ON Qrenoals llppioelfe. Der ital
inoen Reaieringen bore Stemning for,
at hele 8urbu tnolemmes / 8peu.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

5or Stoganla9 paa SGoeren ino'
itiler 2anbbrugsfOmitesn paa en- er<
truorbirrr 8epilgnins at 24,50O Ser,
Der Iommsn meb ben ~bi8pOni6le Be
boloning ital onpenoes til Snbtie6 al
Gaaroen Gsislano / 9ierten 9erreo.
642 Settur, % en- iammen3an8enoe
llbmurtitratning at Gooroen Moi.
Ser Itol bannes ct fort 9Iontsfelt,
booraf meo Sioen 8iertrem 0erreo pq
be tilHcbenoe 9iItritter At 9alene,
Iom MI er blottet for NaalItog, fan
bente tit SrGpirfe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

9otel 9aIen bar / SuriItf9Ioucn
fra lite SUM- til 12ts Septbr. pGret
beip9t at 2571 GiGiter. s 1898 bar
gntaIet 1922 % 1898 2486.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

&riitidnia Gttisbrp9geri bar Ttirns
tet ar. 10000 til ct Jono til 9etipms
pelie at SGring.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

Omtring 80 Stoglas er MI oannst
/ ienore 8~ergen6us Mmt. gntelte
Gag bar optil 200 Meblemmsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

9dnbeIsitebe auraIjot er Iolot til
Sens 5. RieIien often for en- aisbez
Ium at Sr. 1880.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

let er mig en- lamb GI9pe at 'unHe tse.
at ben Spmaitiue, ~0uspenreu," ipnt iee
mootoa Igrjt /, April, or / ale Naaosr iOs
qoo, iCm en- MaitIne fan uPre. MH Sui,u
o. Cater lpne5 ao0t ON ben. Sea ran per.
Tor anbeiale "0uspeuHeR" til Nue. ipm bar
Brua Tor ben. Trd9teE par SO Gents. Hep.
Z. 8rpniloSen. Narinette, @iscpniin
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

I'll Jormanb / StubenterIamfun>
bet CT palgt Rebatter 81. 9ieIen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

5orfatteren, Gano. mag. Grit
Waags bsbs forleoen bos i'm 5dber |
9erlufmagIe p~rGitegaaro.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

Qfiteoi9et Ritmefter Binidm :.
). 5eobsrIsn, R. at 8bg,, er afSadet
peo 0sbsn | aisbenbapn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

Np Rebattsr for Social 0emotra.
ten" Ital bli Stub. jur. q. Bun.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

Gn Snoienoer / "Morgenblaoet
pauitaar, at "Nurpit" er "5~tnnernes"
forpanftebe llbtale al "SnOroit". Sim
nerne fan life iige #" foran m, paaz
Itaar ban. 6ois Mtprgenblaosmonoen
bar Ret, tar bet iig rart uo at bile be-
bolDe Rapnet "Nurpit". San bill NOR
teIig npt pa Rapnet "8tttoriubaOn"
igien. Gnb ON man talote Steoet
8naroit; bet er opg ct Orb meo Ggte
norit Slang og meb Mening /, On
bre bOloer paa "Sfotbapn", blonOt
Dem goenes 6~srrebsitpre, Iom bar
pebta9et en- llbtulelfe / benne Sag, og
bet Rapn tunoe NOT osiau Ia fig bere.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29
Qoroe.

Ssnsberg Sanbelsforening feireos
80 4ars Subil9um forleoen SprsDaq
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

Oct norTte 9oitpaienS Snotrgter
belgb fig / 1898 til ar. 4,497,867.
llosifterne ubgiorbe ar. 4,183,221.
Oct idmIeoe Gntal af1enbte 8reOe par
$500, 100, bporaf $685. 800 til lib
lanbet. Sra llblanbet antom / 1895
5,941,00 grspe. 9oitruternes iam
lebe 2Rngoe bar / 1898 68,982 &ttos
meter. Oct Iamlsoe antal poIaritals
ter bar peo Qarets uogan9 224l %
Gntallet at uobangte 9oitto8ier 3240.
9oitfunttionerernes Qntol bar 1856.
af ubeIsrgeoe og uinolsIte 8reppoits
Eager inotom / 4drets 2eb til 8oits
ftprelIsn tilfammen 37,454.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

= iiiaiaS- 100 acres / Bronn 60,
2. Eat 80 Nlres har p9ret cpopsiet.
iBrite Glasie5 gauD, I viii ira 5reoerid5
Kris $500 5'rto I'll aHo. Z. A augeu II,
G0iF, 8eder Co., Miun. 1Th2
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

Wput
I Spe. 500 4 Srouer. 1 StfniHa - Gre.
/ Dtat'sGfr Srt 80 Gre / arpRe - "a Geuts.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29
. 90 Beet.

2GnpeEHaaL
t1raneTGrhescn btr or 80 ter, lis 3 6ss 5onmcr)
! + IL II sri ortefrr I 5oa - 81 g,uftRet,r.
q 500 ReterJ. Gmtr. * ggCt ?
Z Wien - 81 &cHtir1et 7 1 Ipmme--g6 " Gimetcr.
tG'ml onlr, Il URttcr. / gtne- - Ihi4tleler
Waal fpr tIpbrRoe gdrer.
(3runozGrtessu CT her otter, fla / got.)
iSFnoc-1l5 otter q Sets / Bet - gter.
tgtuer % l5StIer; SeitO / &rgl - "a 9%erti[tter
bC;aogr at 5EHorcbe "a. 90 al en- Sitter
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29
8DDt GanD biatgt s'f's.Ss.;s:,

ganb fra % III " pr. We're. Cphprtehs iTdrme fra "
til 40 pr. Mere. Wnis % .amt ores asiss. Mbresis:
i2b26 II. WiurraB, X5aotua, Winn
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29
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Decorah-posten., 1899-12-29

n 81
|yinder. pei
Is BesVarlrl
ti,|
Som is aII
Zen unge,, n!'I
b travlsR f. as|
Fhver prroTT|
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The record-union., 1899-01-22
NOT INFAMOUS.

The anti-expansionists Of Boston
some of them-have allowed their SYM
pathies to run away with their judg-
ment, for they are declaring that ac-
QUESTION of new possessions by the
United States is "a policy of infamy."
Their defense of the term Is that We
went to war with Spain to free Cuba,
and for no other purpose; that II we
pass beyond that and make the war
the means of stripping Spain of her
possessions other than Cuba, we are
dishonest, and all dishonesty is infa-
nous. A very pretty but very false
syllogism.
We demanded of Spain that she
should do Cuba justice. Spain refused
contemptuously; refused even to per-
NIT us to relieve the distress she caused
and denied our humane right to pro-
test. Thereupon we declared war
against Spain. From the instant of the
refusal and the moment of the declar-
alton of war, wholly new condition
was set up, that Of war, and its results
are as legitimate as those Of peace.
When, war became necessity from our
standpoint, it carried with it the right
of debating its penalties. In doing this
we We're more than generous with
Spain, since we pay her an enormous
sum of money, waive money indemnity
for ourselves, divide with her the cost
of deporting her soldiers, give her for
a decade special commercial advan-
tages in dealing with US, and coneede
to her privileges rarely granted by the
victor to the vanquished.
In this there is no infamy. More
over. We discover after the war begins
that the conditions against which we
originally protested are graver than
we had supposed, and relate to other
Spanish jurisdictions than that of
Cuba. We are, in short, meeting cir
cumstances as they arise and refusing
to return to the cruel domination of
Spain these helpless people, or to permit
warning tribes which have known no
better civilizing influences than those
of the Spanish to attempt in self-gov-
ernment a task for which they are un-
fitted
Truth is, our cost and trouble in
righting the injustice of centuries Of
wrong doing and demoralizing rule by
Spain, promise to be greater than those
of the latter country in recovering
from the defeat Of her arms. But be-
cause this is true we should not for an
instant hesitate to discharge the trust
imposed upon US, nor to accept the re-
sponsibility that has been legitimately
assumed.
The destiny of the American nation
lies along the way to terminals OF the
very paths we are pursuing, and there
is nothing to fear If we travel to them
with courage. honesty of purpose and
determination to deal fairly, justly and
beneficently with these new peoples.
by hap of war cast in beneath our pro-
tecting arm. There is no infamy in the
policy of the Administration, the Bos-
ton philanthropists to the contrary not
Withstanding
The record-union., 1899-01-22
A MATTER OF ETHICS.

+ We have no retraction law In this
State, as they have in some countries,
under which opportunity is afforded the
journalist, If he libels one, to correct
his assertion or statement in the same
columns to the same clientage and as
In such cases, under retraction laws,
the offender is not liable for libel. But
If we had such law the effect would
be to make the press and those who use
it as vehicle Of libel more careful in
ascertaining the truth before they pre-
fer charges justifying procedure in
libel
The other day a Sacramento corre-
spondent of the San Francisco Cali
published statements concerning San
Franciscan, which were libelous and
scandalous, and if true, of a character
to blacken the fame of the assaiied.
Upon this the latter threatened to pro-
coed against the correspondent for
criminal libel. Whereat the iibeler
takes occasion in his columns to retracf
the slander, and to say that ION in
quiry" he discovers that his informa-
further he finds his story about the
San franciscan was cruelty libelous.
That the charges, recounting them in
detail We're i'll founded. In short a
complete and humiliating retraction is
made.
Not that itsissnot manly and courage
to right a wrong done. But it will be
apparent TO the commonest intelligence
and the dullest comprehension that it
would be still more to the credit Of one
to ascertain the facts in the first in
stance. and thus avoid the offense. If
the correspondent in question SO easily
and speedily ascertained the truth when
he was called down." he certainly
|could have verified the information or
have established its unreliability before
he ventured to write and print concern
ing the matter.
But that is not the method of the
modern day yellow journal. Its office
and motto is to make somebody
squeal," ana IT matters very little
whether the facts are ascertainable or
looked into before applying the thumb
screw. Assuming that out of every
100 persons Hbeled, nisrepresented and
scurrillous1y abused, not more than two
Will venture into the courts to be right
ed and secure the punishment OF the
offender there is gaming chance Of
0S per cent. of assumed enterprise"
courage ''fearlessness" and public
spirit to the apparent credit OF the
Isensationalist But the honesty, man.
illness and decency of such q rule Of
action win scarcely be asserted by pso-
The record-union., 1899-01-22

did. He prescribed Pe-ru-na for me
and I took it according to his directions
and was cured in short time. / advise
everybody that is troubled with lung
disease to take DR.. Hartman's treat
ment. am sure they will not regret
it If they do. am now enjoying good
health and can thank Pe-ru-na for it."
by using Pe-ru-na we recovered without
having physician. think Pe-ru-na
is just the thing for suffering human
ity. I highly recommend your remedy
to all sufferers" - Master Ross, Osh-
tn,,no Mich
The record-union., 1899-01-22

potency. It is q very easy thing for
the Legislature to set up standards Of
ability and clerical capacity, and pro-
hfbit those who cannot come up to the
standard, from service upon election
boards The simple question is has
the Legislature the courage to defy the
~push.'' ignorance ana political power,
and set up that standard and make its
observance imperative by suitable leg
islation?
The record-union., 1899-01-22
A FINANcIER's OUTLOOK.

Secretary Gage of the Treasury De-
partment said the other day in response
to specific inquiry sent to him by the
New York Times for its annual re-
view of financial and business condi-
tions, that while it was a little early
to sum up the transactions for the year
1898, and, while he had no disposition to
pose as a prophet, nevertheless he felt
perfectly free to say that 1898 would
stand as q red letter year in exports
Of our products, and that we begin the
year 1899 in a prosperous condition.
The new territory we have acquired, in
his opinion, does not menace us with a
threat of expenditure in excess Of our
revenues. The Treasury Secretary
added:
This commercial condition which
shows that we have what is called a
great balances of trade, an excess of ex-
ports over imports, with gold flowing
steadily to this country and into the
treasury, is unquestionably fascinating
to many persons, and very serious
problem to those who do not consider 1t
a natural condition of trade. The nat
ural condition of trade is exchange, and
II 1t We're to prevail the selling and
buying would be more equally divided.
AS it is, 1t seems to be likely that the
net excess of exports will be. after we
have deducted from the gross excess
something for freights. something for
insurance, and an indefinite amount
spent abroad by tourists. say $500, 600,
IO00 for the calendar year. If we were
to go ON at that rate for ten years we
would withdraw from those foreign ma
tions who are buying from us the prod
igious net excess of So, 600, 600, 600. 1t
may be that after such a draining of
money from our customers they might
find their ability to purchase impaired,
and the United States would possibly
come to regard their needs with solicit
Gus interest.
Then the future seems to be bright
enough to inspire the confidence OF the
business world?
It looks very bright to me. And
do not think that I am apt to be CARE
Iessdy confident. do not see any
|synp4oms ot recklessness bred Of pros
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it, but nothing was able to cure me. I
took three bottles OF Pe-ru-na, and I am
happy to say that 1t Is the best medicine
is q good medicine, and as such have
recommended it to oseveral of my friends
with good results. It is seldom give
testimonial, but / think this is due YOU,
/ hope others may be benefited through
you and your remedies Mr.. J. r.
Lowery, Proprietor City Hotel. Albany,
Texas.
Catarrh," address The Fe-ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Company, Columbus,
Ohio.
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Mr.. ]. B. Allen. the medicine. took It
'1s. . Long - time I could not persusde him to
take It, but finally he began to take Pc
ru-na, too, and he now is as enthusiastic
in its praise as am. Pe-ru-na also
cured fay husband OF obstinate nasal
catarrb Of twenty-five years stand
ing.n
VSome time ago nay yeHngest saA had
the grippe and the disease seemed TO ssts
from the lungs. We procured the best
medical aid for him we could, but all to
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Hon. Josiah B. Allen, Clerk of the Su-
preme Court Of Ohio, was Captain IN
the army of the rebellion, where he lost
an arm; Clerk OF Common Pleas Court
of Athens county two terms; Sergeant
alarms of the House of Representa-
tives; and is now serving second term as
Clerk Of the Supreme Court OF Ohio.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, April 16, 1897.
The Pe-ru-na Drug Mig Co.:
Gentlemen-I have been afflicted with
a disease, commonly known as la grippe,
covered. I have tried many remedies
without success. This spring was in
duced to try bottle of Pe-ru-na. have
now taken two bottles and have re-
ceiyed much benefit therefrom. In fact,
all symptoms of the disease seem to
have left me. Therefore, I cheerfully
recommend the virtues OF Pe-ru-nR.
Yours truly,
La grippe has been justly called aThe
Scourge Of the Closing Years of the
Nineteenth Century" This disease runs
q course Of very uncertain duration AID
severity. 1t leaves the system in de-
nerve centers, it impoverishes the blood,
disturbs the circulation, clogs up the ex-
cretory ducts, and depresses the whole
vital system. There are thousands upon
thousands OF people in this condition as
the result Of la grippe. Fe-ru-na cures
la grippe.
with the acute stages, Pe-ru-na is . spe-
cific. Itseems to be thoroughly adapted
to this disease in all it's phases. A great
many letters are received by DR.. Hart
man every year in which Pelru-na is ex-
tolled by the people as being prompt
and reliable cure for Ia grippe. La
sI~<xI - 1{@1n
It would be properly named acute epi-
demic catarrh. A few specimens Of the
letters received by DR.. Hartman on this
subject will be given:
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Mr.. Aug. Tryloff,
Mt. Clemens, Mich,
writes: Il will let
you know what /
think of Pe-ru-na.
Two years ago | had
La grippe, and it left
me with a dreadful
cough. The physi-
clans could not cure
me. 1 tried o t h g r
medicine b Q for e I
took po-rn.pa bl1t If
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helps me greatly. have Influenced sew
eraf others afflicted with chronic catarrh
to take Pe-ru-ua in this locality and
they are all improving"
Mrs. T. v. Rogers, Flushing, Mich, 63
years of age, was three years ago taken
with pneumonia, and while recovering
she caught La grippe. She had two re-
lapses and was given up by two physi-
clans. A friend persuaded her to try
Pe-ru-na, and, after taking three bottles.
she was able to do her own work. She
ia f,nronlofa1u oarod
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Mrs. Eliza Guest,

Mrs. Eliza Guest,
Kearney, Buffalo
county, Neb- says
II took your Peru
ma for some time for
catarrh and am hap
py to state that I am
entirely cured of it.
/ took both Peru
ma and Man-a-lin. /
am still taking Pc
ru-na for la grippe
and find that III
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Mrs. A ma Har-
m in g, M azo
Mamie, Dane county,
Wis.,, writes: "I can
not praise your rem
edy too highly. Last
W j n t r I had la
grippe, and hemor-
rhage of the lungs
follow ed. All the
doctors around here
told me I had to die
of cons m p tion.
Then i Thought I