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ON THE RACE TRACK.


New York September 4-The usual hoh-
day crowd was at Sheepshead Bay today,
and the card was attractive enough to sat-
isfy them. In the Twin City handicap
Bannockburn and Manuel were slight IA
vorites over the great western mare, Imp,
but the big crowd were all down on the
mare. Bangle was well backed and the
others neglected. The start was prompt
anu good and in spite of her weight Imp
was sent out to make the pace. Past the
grand stand and down around the lower
trun Bangle and Half Time joined her and
the trio raced their heads off in front,
each alternating in the lead by head to
the upper turn, when the others began to
close up. Among the lot was Previous,
who cut away from the rest, and was
within striking distance at the head of the
stretch. In the meantime, Imp, her bolt
shot, began to drop back, and Bangle took
the lead. He held it only to the last fur
long, when Previous came with rush
and won away off in a drive.
First Race-Futurity course. Rockton,
119 DoggetD, u to 1, won; Redpath, liz
(O'Leary), to l and 5 to 2, second; Rad
ford, 115 CMaheD. 5 to 2, third. Time, 1909.
Second Race-Seven fuTlongs. Lucky
Star, 1O5 CDupee), to 1, won; Jug War
dell, 105 CWilson), 10 to l, second; Queen
of Song, 10S CAIcDermotD, 10 to l, third
Time, 1:S0 2-5
Third Race-Autumn course. Mesmerist,
129 (O'Connor), Z to e. won; Gulden, 1872
(Odom), to 1 and to 1, second: Gonfa-
lon. 122 CMaher). 16 to 5, third. Tims,
1903 1-5
Fourth Race-The Twin City handicap,
a mile and Q quarter. Previous, ia (OCon-
nnrl 10 to 1. won; Bangle, 100 (Maher),
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to and to 2, second; Bannockburn, 126
CSpenceD, to 2, third. Time, 2:10.
Fifth Race-The Westbury steeplechase,
full course. DIR. Catlett, 166 tFinnegan), 8
to 10, Won; Trillon, 159 (Mr. Hayes, 10 to
and to 5, second; King T., 146 (Hector),
Z to 2, third. Time, 5:36 %.
Sixth Race-A mile and one-sixteenth.
Decanter, 125 6oLeary), to l, Won; Maid
of Harlem, 103 (Wison), 10 to 1 and to l,
second; Clonsilla, ITO tMaher. A to l,
third. Time, 1850 10.
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RrookIyn 8; New York 4

New York, September 4.-The Brooklyns
won this afternoons game at the Polo
grounds pretty much the same way as they
did in Brooklyn in tine morning. Seymour
had one bad inning, the eighth. Two bases
on balls, hit batsman, two hits and an
error by Hardesty netted four runs. Score:
RH i
New York. :. E. ....0220 90 o. 10 8
Batteries-Hughes and Farrell; Seymour
and Wilson,
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of sport at Bayonne. N, J.. John Flanna-
gan, the worlds champion hammer
thnower, made a new worlds record from
the nine-foot circle, which is known as
the Irish style.
( He flung the missile 164 feet inches.
eclipsing the previous worlds record of 164
feet, made by T. f. Kelly few weeks
ago at Limerick, Ireland.
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r II r.
Boston 4; Baltimore /

Boston, September 4-Boston won today
by head work on the bases. Christian
was presented with a diamond ring in the
second inning. Smith was put out of the
game in the fifth for striking Umpire Nc
Carr. Score: Ri n
Boston,. -. -. 10 0 - 0
Baltimore. :. :. 20 10000 -1 II 8
Batteries: Willis and Bergen; Howell
Robinson and Smith.
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women, impediments to marriage, and ~,
forms of chronic, nervous, blood and mi
vate diseases.
EVERY FORM OF PRIVATE DIsEAsr
pOsITIyELY CURED UNDER PLAIN
GUARANTEE.
Consultations at office or by mail arc
invited free.
- treatment by mail to parties who cannot
visit me. No written prescriptions; we
furnish all medicines.
birmingham Daily News: "The No,,,.
.ommends him CDR DozieD most cordisn,,
~ al those in need of his services"
Herald: "EIis long record and an.
proved abilities entitle him to the proud
distinction of standing at the head of his
Alabama Christian Advocate: "His pro.
fessional standing is unimpeachable and
his character as gentleman and citizen is
above reproach."
Office and dispensary corner Third ave.
nue. and Nineteenth street, Birmingham,
Ala
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SHORTEST LINE TO SAVANNAH;
QuIfKEST LINE TO SAYANNAp.

LOOK AT THE SCHEDULES.
Leave Birmingham VIA Southern railway
at 4:45 p. M, arrive Savannah, 1880 a. M.
with Standard Pullman sleepers, Birming-
ham to Atlanta and Atlanta to Savannah.
No other line offers such service, either in
equipment or time.
The only Pullman Sleeping Car Line op-
Grated between these points.
For further information call on Jack w,
Johnston, Union depot; or C. E. Jackson,
2019 First avenue. S-16-tf
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NOTICE.

The Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Company.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Ala
bama Great Southern Railroad company
will be held al the office of the company in
Birmingham, Ala, on Wednesday, October
d. 1899, at 10 o'clock a. M, for the election
of directors and the transaction of such
other business as may be brought before
the meeting. JOSIAH f. HILL,
Secretary.
September 8, 1892 90 to 1915
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FOX SALE.
$14,OO0-3-story brick, goth street
$10,000-3-story brick, 21st street.
$lSO0-F'ine business lot, South goth street.
81, 25O-Nice 7-room cottage, 18th street;
close in.
s., 250-Handsomest corner lot on South
Highlands, 100x240.
So 250-Elegant 2-story residence, 18th st.
81 ,2O0-5Oxl90 Sth; improvements; pays II
per cent. on investment.
$300-Each: 20 choice lots near Highland
avenue dummy line and Ayondale car
line
Fine list of farm and acreage property con-
tanning many splendid bargains. 1t will
pay investors to see me.
F. L. DEMERE,
Real Estate Mineral and Lumber Lands,
1916 Morris Avenue, Potter Building
9-5-tues-4t
FOR RENT OCTOBER 1ST.
1920 18th avenue South; rooms, modern.
1913 18th avenue, South; Z rooms; modern.
2416 4uh avenue, North Z rooms; modern.
Ala 10th street, North; rooms; modern.
1912 7th avenue North; 9 rooms; modern.
sos South Goth street; rooms; modern.
2231 Sycamore street; Groom cottage.
73S North 2lst street; broom cottage.
1131 South 18th street; broom cottage.
1880 1th avenue; 8 rooms; modern
18th avenue and Goth street, North, nice g.
room cottage.
STORE ROOMS.
1922 LIST avenue.
1726 LIST avenue.
Bargains for sale. Insurance placed.
CHICHESTER, YANCEY & ORR,
Telephone sos. 2OO9 First Avenue.
After October No. 214 North 2lst Street.
DWELLINGS FOR RENT-NORTHSIDE
241S 4th avenue, Z rooms and bath.
721 nth street, rooms and bath.
1920 7th avenue, s rooms.
1880 10th street, 5 rooms.
FOR RENT-SOUTH HIGHLANDS
929 18th street; rooms, modern.
1925 18th street, rooms and stable; modern.
PIT 18th avenue; rooms, brick; modern.
1914 10th avenue; rooms and stable brick;
modern
1881 Goth street, rooms; modern.
1911 10th avenue; rooms, modern; brick
1017 18th street; rooms; modern.
STORES FOR RENT
1st avenue, Wholesale; railroad track
LIST avenue retail; central.
I'd avenue, retail; central.
w. b. LEEDY & CO.,
Telephone AZ. 1141A N. 21st St.
9-3-tf
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Professional pursuit race at
Coliseum tonight. 0
VACANT RESIDENCE LOTS

We are not given to making
statements that are not borne
out by the facts, and if any
one desires large and beau
tiful lot for residence purpo-
ses, eligibly located on the
South Highlands, we. can Of
fer them a bargain Monday.
w. B. LEEDY 81 CO.,
Ia Ia N. 21st Street
9-3-3t
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$38OO-Two splendid nine
room cottages on large corner,
South Highlands, fronting car.
Rents $3.50. EBORN.
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NEW SCHEDULE TO JACKSONVILLE.

NEW SCHEDULE TO JACKSONVILLE
The new schedule in effect via the Cen
trail of Georgia Railway makes close con-
nection at Macon with the Dixie Flyer for
Jacksonville, giving first-class sleeping car
service and fast time. Scion Jacobs, Com
mercial Agent, 2015 First Avenue.
Stiff
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THE ALABAMA HOME" HAS $4,000 TO
limit OF cost is smaller in this associa-
ton than In any other company. Apply
w. v. NJ Robertson, @. NJ. zoos First
ave. 6-16-1m
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BROKE THE RECORD
John Flanagan Throws Hammer 1874
Feet and g Inches
FOR SALE.

New York September AT the Knicker-
booker Athletic clubs Labor Day carnival
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When you need anything in
the Drug line give the order
to Norton.
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Perfectos and Coionels Break Even

ST. Louis, September 4-St. Louis and
Louisville broke even on double-header
today. The first game was a farce st.
Louis played miserably in the field, and Cy
Youngs shoots were batted all over the
lot. The second game was good one and
was replete with sensational plays. Scores:
First game RHE
St. Louis.. -. O00O20O-2 5
Louisville . -. ~ 40 81 Ola IS 3
Batteries: Mcbride, Young and Schreck-
engost; PHILIPPE and thinner.
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The rate at Blount Springs
during month of September
will be $500 per week for
grown people and $500 per
week for children under ten
years of age.
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Best amateur talent at races
tonight.
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Notice to Painters and Decorate rs' Union
Nn. IL

Notice to Painters and Decorators Union
No 57 There will be called meeting to-
night at Bricklayers' hail. Business of in-
portance. r. l.. LOTT,
Recording Secretary.
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Invigorating and refreshing
beer.
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WANTED-Young man for position in our
factory; must be strong, hustling, bust
ness-like; not under y years old nor over
80; of good habits, steady, fair education.
Persons not possessing all the above quail
iications need not apply. Huston Biscuit
Co., BIO Morris avenue 9-5-2t
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WANTED.


SSOO-Easy monthly payments; nice Groom
cottage, fine well, corner lot, few feet of
College station, East Lake. See this. B.
II. Eborn.
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PERSONAL.
DIR. 0. I. DOZIER
SPEGlA LIST.
q enito Urinary
Surgery.

- . $1,000 "
Surgery.
Cutaneous and
venereal diseases.
All delicate dis
orders of sexual
organs and pei
VIC viscera of
men and women.
Cystitis, STREET
ule' sexual weak
h irna prostatitis,
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WANTED-A first-class hotel manager or
would give interest in good hotel Write
or call at 1920 9th avenue. Address o. c.
W., care Age-Herald.
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BASE BALL.
PhIladelphI. ~; Washington o

Washington, September Ain the after
noon game the Phillies pounded weighing
all over the lot, and won as they pleased.
Score:
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WANTED-Horse and wagon, to hire by
the week; state price. Address E. A. G.,
care Age-Herald. 9-5-2t
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WANTED-To rent 1O-room residence,
53l sd street, North. 9-3-2t-sun-we
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StogIes Win and Tie

Chicago, September 4.-Pittsburg punched
hits off Griffith in three innings, and Chi
cago's inability to touch Tannehill gave
Pittsburg the first game. The Orphans
went all to pieces at the start of the sec
ond game, and although they batted Ches-
bro freely, could do no better than make
the score tie. The game was called at
the end of the ninth inning on account of
darkness. Scores:
First game r II e
Chicago. :. =. :. 0O0O100-2 9 /
Pittsburg -. e. 30 0 0 90 o 2-7 10 3
Batteries-Tannehill and Schriver; Crit
fifth and Chance
Second game r II E
Chicago. :. :. ...0101002 o. II 6
Pittsburg -. =. III / @ 0 2 0 0 0 o. 8 2
Batteries-Taylor, Donahue and Chance;
Chesbro and Bowerman.
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r II 70

Washington. :. :. 100000 30 s
Philadelphia. :. :. 20 8 o 5027 III II 2
Notwithstanding and Roach; Frazer
and Mcfarland.
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WANTED-Matron to superintend Howard
College dining hall, or white man to work
and wife to act as matron; references re-
quired. Address +. M. Roof, Pres, East
Lake, Ala 9-3-2t
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We will be closed today on
account of holiday.
Louis Saks.
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WANTED-By an intelligent, refined young
woman, position as private secretary to
any one needing the services of such
person. Experienced Stenographer,
care Age-Herald. 9-3-3t
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Reds Won Two

Cincinnati, September 1.-The Reds won
both games from the Wanderers today by
superior playing. Score:
First game II h
Cincinnati. :. 80. 0220O1O+-6 10 1
Cleveland..... E. :. 20 30 o. OIL 0-3 II /
Batteres-Hawley and PETIT; Hughey and
McAllister.
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Bicycle races tonight.
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SITUATION wanted by competent brick
mason foreman; up-to-date construction
list and able draughtsmau. Address =,
care Age Herald. 9-3-4t
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Second game II e
Cincinnati. =. :. ....1 0 4 OIL 0 IS
Cleveland. -. :. 80 0 0 0 001001 II
Batteries-Taylor and Wood; Schmidt and
Duncan.
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Statesmen WANTED
AGENTS WANTED

GENERAL WHEELER's great new book,
Campaigns of Wheeler and His Caval-
ry,' ready for canvassers; easiest book
to sell ever issued: most thrilling events
of two great wars described; beautifully
illustrated; exclusive territory; outfit only
so cents. Hudgins Publishing Co., Attain
ia, Ga. Gait
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PARTIES wanting brick or wanting to
move, telephone 3S7; prompt service. w
L. Robinson & Co., 39th street and 9Th
avenue. S29-eod-1m
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observation-disclosures for show cases.
Simmons, Durham & Co. 9-3-u
SEPTEMBER II, 1899 is the opening of
the fall session of the Massey Business
College. Get circulars S-315tf
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FOR SALE-At half-prfce: Two iron tanks,
l Fairbanks platform scales, rock crush
er, electric light plant. E. G. Stevens,
Agent 9-b-tf
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SITUATION WANTED

So, 0OO-Two-story Groom house on lovely
corner 50x190, South Highlands; splendid
property. B. T. Eborn
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FOR RENT-Store rooms Nos. 113, rs, III,
119 and 121, east side of 18th street. be-
tween LIST and I'd avenues.
Store room southeast corner of 18th street
and I'd avenue, just opposite U. S. court
house and postoffice; one of the best To-
cations in the city to build up a drug
store business.
Store room 1903 I'd avenue, next to the cor
ner and opposite postoffce. All OF these
stores are less than block from the new
opera house.
w. A. SMITH,
1916 9Th avenue, or 1SO11a I'd avenue.
SCOTT
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In Twin Bird ges.

Twin Bridges, Jan. | 27.-Rochester
tent knights of the N1accabess, en-
Joyed a pleasant social Occasion at The
recent public installation of officers
Deputy Supreme Commander C. P,
Newell was present ana had charge Ct
the installation cerem0nies. After the
work OF installing was done the knights
dispersed about the village and soon le-
turned with plenty of refreshments ard
accompanied by their lady friends. The
cozy nail was a veritable social rendez-
Vous Tor two or three hours. After sup
per some time was spent in songs AID
social conversation, and was apparently
much enjoyed by all. Sir Knights New
ell and Reed were guests from Twin
Bridges. The officers installed were as
follows: Com, Fred Demo: lieutenant
commander, William Leavitt; F. X.
w. Kline: r. K, John Demo; chap.
Mack Stacy: SER, Thomas Rouse: M
of A, Lewis Fisher; list NJ of G., Rob
ert Haxby; End NJ. Of G., P. E. White:
sentinel, u. o. MadouX; picket, r. w
Stacy.
The list of officers installed at the
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NaVahoe mine near Virginia City, have
encountered an eight-inch body of high
grade ore In the 90-foot level, and they
Will probably make 12-ton shipment to
Butte the latter part of this week.
M. j. Miller. who is general manager
OF the kennett Mining company near
Virginia City, was in town Tuesday on a
business trip to Helena and other Mon
tana points.
Morrison, Fuller g. Co., who are leas-
ing the Silver Bell mine near Williams
suich, Tuesday received the returns from
carload of ore recently shipped to the
Parrot smelter. Butte. The returns were
quite satisfactory. being within few
cents of the sample taken while the ore
was being sacked
George Boutwell, and Dave Wherry have
taken lease on mine owned by James
Boutwell, and others situated near the old
Purdam ranch, between Indian and Wis
consin creeks. At present they are doing
some preliminary work and expect soon
to begin active work sinking.
The Citizens club of Duncan district
held its regular weekly meeting Saturday
evening in the schoolhouse. The ques-
ton for debate was Resolved. That
Capital Punishment is Not UNSUITABLE y
and the decision was given in favor of
the affirmative. The following literary
ton, Dan Duncan: song. Will Boutwell,;
impromptu, Hugh Galusha: recitation,
James Allison; recitation. Warren Ga
lusha; recitation. Robert Allison; recita-
ton, Mrs. Galusha. 1t being the night for
the election of officers, the following were
elected: President. Bert Siprell vice
president. Miss May Jones; secretary,
Hugh Galusha; treasurer, David Jones.
j. r. Dextras, who for the past few
months has been a resident of Butte, has
returned to Sheridan and will resume his
residence here.
w. e. Mesch, Frank Nelson and Emera
Omera were among the Sheridan people
who visited the county seat during the
week.
James II. Giles and wife of Whitehall
were visiting in Sheridan this week the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stratton.
Mrs. Adlerbielke and daughter, Miss
Ammey, were in Virginia the first of the
week, where they made arrangements to
open restaurant and confectionery
stand about the LIST of March.
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ganized and the boys intend to furnish
the music for the different events tie
coming summer. The citizens of the
town have lent aid to the movement
by encouraging it in various ways. A
handsome cornet will be presented To
the leader, NJ S. Gould
jolly party, consisting of Misses
Gertrude Gallatin and Katie Dullea,
and Messrs. Dennis Maghin and Wal
ter MeGovern of Virginia City and Ed
Naughten of Melrose, took in the sights
at Silver Star Saturday.
Ground was broken last week for an
other building upon the property Of
George White. near the Stark ho.el
The building will be 20x50 feet and one
story high. 1t will be constructed Of
lumber and used as saloon.
Leslie Thompson, manager of the
Twin Bridge Lumber company and H.
A. Pease, proprietor of the City drug
store, drove up to Dillon Saturday and
spent the next day with friends. Mr..
Pease returned Tuesday via Butte md
Mr.. Thompson came home Wednesday.
Charles CHASER and Ned Dickinson
were down from Sheridan Thursday.
Mr.: Dickinson has the contract for
building the new saloon of John Du-
mas, to replace the one recently lost by
fire.
The stockholders of the Madison
County Monitor Publishing company
held their annual meeting last Saturday
and elected trustees for the ensuing
year as follows: j. NJ. Page, John
Comfort and M. H. Lott. The latter
was elected president and Mr. Page,
secretary.
Benjamin Weingart, one of the gold
stock men of the Jefferson valley, was
a visitor here last week, consulting Dr.
Dawson.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Galbraith died at Rochester
Monday of pneumonia.
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given by Miss Brewer of the agricul-
tural college on this new method of
teaching history. An invitation was re-
ceiVed from the Social, Literary and
Domestic society to meet with them
Feb. Is at the residence of Mrs. James,
on Church street.
The regular session of the Nineteenth
Century club of kaIispell began as us
ual Jan. 20 with quotations and current
topics, the events of interest of the
week being well discussed. The CORE
spending secretary then read a letter
from the chairman of the committee On
correspondence as to the matter of state
federation. which met hearty Ie-
Spouse from the club. action being ts-
ken on the matter. A paper on the
grand opera house. Mrs. Kline then
and theater customs was given by Mrs.
Webster, with Illustrations of the
grand opera house. Mrs. Kline then
read paper by Mrs. Cloves on "Corot.
Rousseau and Meissonie. Mrs Con-
Ion closed the afternoon with Millet ard
Rosa Bonheur, a portfolio of etcnings
of the masterpieces of these artists be-
ing very much enjoyed by all present.
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j. w. Egbert, M. d. slider it an excellent
medicine" Pe-ru-na cures catarrh wher-
ever located"
Once introduced into the family, Pc
ru-na always stays. 1t becomes an in
dispensable remedy for the thousand
and one ills which are sure to be-
fall the family in this climate. Ca
tarrh in some one of it's many forms is
bound to enter the household as the re-
suit of the rigors of winter or the heat
of summer. Colds, coughs, catarrh, la
grippe, Group, diarrhea, dysentery, af-
fections of the stomach, liver, kidneys,
and the pelvic organs, are only different
forms of catarrh. A few doses of Peru
ma at the onset of a catarrhal disease are
sufficient to stop it. Pe-ru-na is the only
internal remedy yet devised that viii
cure catarrh in all of it's forms and
phases. Pe-ru-na cures by removing the
cause; therefore, cures permanently.
For free literature on the subject Of
catarrh, address The Pe-ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Company, Columbus,
Ohio.