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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-12
SPECIAL.

One day only, Saturday the 18th
Old fashion molasses candy, cream
candy and peanuts buttle, 10 cents
per pound This candy will be made
fresh Saturday,. Barre Candy Kitchen,
EaStman'S block.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-10-12
FAIR WEATHER.

Boston, Ut. 12.-Fair and cooler
tonight; possibly rain Sunday with
northwest winds.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

are. Allen. John r. Rall. n. p. novnt9n.
j. l.; Cam. J. Ferris. Crioogal Inos
J. Cobb, W. a.; Ellis. R3iard. Grant
Ian seaton; Famuck. ". d. Harl1wav.
r. H.. Harrell. q. y. 81 rvvs. a.:
Hernuon. h. .. Hops. h L.. laruasIn
g.. Lyndon. Gcaree. New CO.. John 4 .
Norman. b smith. IS. r stewart
u X, some, 4. c. sullivan. %. I:gNitt
Thomas 81. Taium, G.. w. NJ Walker
W j.
Those who voted against the Soldiers
Home are Baker. Berrong. Demand
Ford, Holder. McAfce Smiley. spiuks
Wilcox and williams
Hills signed by the Governor.
Gov. Clndlersto-day signed the BIN tn
iroduced By Mr. Hardin regulating the
city elections ~ Savannah. also the res-
olution peitioUing Congress for the deep
sning OF the hafhor az Savannah. and the
hill passed by the House. changing the
savannah Volunteer Guards hattal on
from a battalion % infantry 20 a battalion
Of heavy artillery
The Governor olso signed enc following
bills:
A bal 20 amend a section OF the code
simplifying the 0ttcstation of deeds hy
no'ary pubilc outside the state. by Mr..
King % Fulton
OH regulating the rules roy NrulUg
the operations o. Insurance companies
doing business on che assessment T9sn In
the state.
The senate hlll TO amend The section Of
the code providing that person must o.
"a citizen Of a county Tor two years before
hc can De elected 20 al any Office iu said
county. with an amendment that the act
does not effect present incum5onts ia Of
Gee.
a resolution BY Mr. Grcss OF WuroS
authorizing the appointment Of a Joint
committee. eonsiefiug OF FIVE from the
House and three from the Senate. to con-
fer with tho lessees Of the Western end
Atlantic Railroad. relative 20 the erection
~ union depot on the states properly
in Atlanta said committee not 20 cou-
sumo more than twenty DAYS. with aa
amendment that no compensation be rail
the committee more than actual expenses.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
FAKE CAPTURED run Draar.
There Was a Heavy Track nut Coed
Races az New Orleans


New Orleans. Dee. ia A. and u,
H. Morris. who won the Crescent City
derby las, sprlug with Prince VERONA,
landed the preliminary derby this after
noon with The Uncas- Neyromaucy colt
Fake Tho stable was represented by TWO
candidatcs-Choics and Fakc-and thoash
strong reports 81 the latter colts good
work were abroad. th. RINK posted liberal
odds u % 4 against the entry THIS was
reduced O. : ot post time roulum. back
ed from > Co @ 80 a. o was a strong "a.
Nortte. The weather was Cue. boz the
track Was hsnVy summarize
FNat Racc-Slx f1rlons Charlie
- bri,u, B 90 b. won, with MoronL 10 3
ana I % =. second. and Acusala. .2 90 !.
third Wine 30
Second Racu-Onc mile and a slNtcouth.
surtooAs. 80 90 L won. with ludluu. 10 20
! and 3 TO !. sd, .oll, and Bright wight. 2
TO ]. third Time .rf7..
Third Pace Handicap. stccp.echnFe
short course Teuy Ranger 8 Go q. won.
with Princess Murphy. 10 I and To l..
second and Hish Admiral DO 90 Z. third
Time s.23i.
Fourth Racc-Thc Preliminary Derby
ok furlone= Fake. 8 to J. won. VITA
Tonicum. 20 . AMI 90 no. second. arI
Moneymuss. To 10 3 third. Time 1894
Fifgh Racs--seycn furlonEs Locust
blossom. 90 J. won. with Casune 90
ara ; 10 ?. second ana Tom Gilmore
~ 20 I. tniri Time ! 75A
Sixth Raeo-One mile Dick Furber
% 60 3 won. with Gh'ers 10 ana 60
J. Second. ana Mss Loretta 10 to /. third.
Time l.ig 20
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
px-cAPr. PRINCE Acquitted.
was ON Trial In Norfolk Charged
with Nurdsr

WIN hufu r.
Norfolk Va, Dec i5.--Afier full week
Of legal battling the trial OF Michael II.
Prince. cx-cap,ain Of the Norfolk police
force. for the murder OF Charles J. Can
non. on Aug. 3, ended this afternoon with
a verdict OF not guilty OF the charge.
At sos q. m. the jury retired TO the
jury room and after being out an hour
aud half. returned with a verdict. As
the Jury filed back into the presence Of
the court a deathlike stiffness pervaded
In the room. The court ordered the pris-
ouer 10 stand up. iie rose. pale and
trembling and as judge Waddin asked
the foreman for the verdict, the reply
came. Not guilty"
For moment there was silence. then
the court told Prince he was free. As he
did 80 the great crowd In the courtroom
broke into cheering. Deputy sheriffs ana
court officials tried Ia vain 70 restrain the
outbreak.
As Prince left the courtroom hundreds
shook him By the hand The general ex-
precision O. one Of satisfaction at the YER
dict
The crime FOR which Prince was tried
was for the open killing Of Cannon on
Aug g. IN tho arcaway Of the custom
house building Evidence showed that
Cannon had been intimate with Princes
vile II was Canuon's wife who first told
Prince OF the intimacy between her hus-
band and his wife.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

Two colored women, Mollie Sherry. and
p,e,elle Heard. became Involved IN q DIN
Guilty Yesterday. hecause. as Mollle saii
Fstelic ,fled 20 break up her happy home
bv TELLING false tales about her conduct
10 her husband. with this a. grievance
she went for Estcile with a knife. and
seriously disnFured her face before shs
got through. Estene was prepared for
her assailaut however. and she. too. DID
,one neat work with knife. getting m
most OF her cuts. however on Mo.lies
skull.
Th7 sherry woman was arrested as be-
ing the aggressor. Her cuts we're treated
last night by DR.. L.. 5. Osborne. 4aey
are not serious
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
LEAGUE or MUNICIPALITIES.

Omcers Were EIected-Next Conven-
ton at jamestown, \. \.
Charleston. s c.. Dec. i5.-The League
Of American Municipalities. which has
been in session here since Wednesday.
concluded is business and adjourned this
afternoon.
The next convention will be held at
jamestown. N. Y.
The following officers were elected;
PRESIDENT. A. johnson. Fargo y. d.
Vice observation-disclosures Ashley OF New
Bedford. Conn: Smyth OF Charleston;
Stephens Of East 81, Louis.
secretary-John McViear. former Mayor
OF Des Moines. Ia.
Treasurer-T p. Taylor. Bridgeport.
Conn.
Trusteea-May0r Head OF Nashville,
Tenn: Aldermen Goodman Of New York
ana Mayor weakley OF Florence, Ala.
A paper was read at the morning ses-
sion By Mayor Jones OF Toledo on "Ob-
stacles IN the Way OF Municipal Owner
ship"
Several other interesting papers we're
read and discussed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

From the san Francisco Chronicle.
thrilling story ~ vessels encounter
with an iceberg Is tod By Capt. Chester.
Of the schooner Elwood While the
schooner was OF fishing cruise in the
northern waters cant Chester sighted an
immense iceberg apparently fast on a reef
known 90 exist just on fioonin. IT'S
lucky hndr' thought the captain, as he
headed the Elwood for the berg, that he
might an the hold with ice 10 preserve
the nsh he expected TO eaten.
when the schooner was within a few
yards Of me berg the anchor was dropped.
The vessel swung around until she came
alongside the berg. TO which she was
made fast with lines The tide was OF
the fun. a gangplank was thrown over 10
a ledge on the ice and the men began
breaking on chunks Of Ice and hoisting
them aboard. All went well until evening.
when thirty tons OF Ice had been slowed
IN the hold
Meanwhile the falling tide had caused
the berg 10 settle on the reef and 10 tip
towards the side opposite the vessel. The
gangplank rose IN the air and had to be
made fast to a ledge nearer the water 10
keep Il horizontal
Capt Chester, suspecting that all was
not going 10 BE- we'll ordered the crew 10
make san Before they could man the
halyarda the Iceberg. with grinding
roar rolled OF the reef and started to
turn over.
A Jagged spur OF ice. which had formed
the bottom OF the berg rose on the star
board side Of the vessel and beneath Il.
The Ice struck the keel, and tho vessel.
lifted out Of the water rested IN an Ice
cradle. Chester ordered his men TO set
into the boats ana out OF harms way.
Cutting the lines that held the schooner
10 the berg. the men pulled TO "a safe dis
lance and waited.
The anchor held fast and the schooner
iugged AZ the chain The tide dropped a
Few more inches. the iceberg carecned
stll further, ana the Elwood rose higher.
This proved the schOoncr's salvation.
The tendency Of the iceberg to roll over
and raise the vessel brought such an enor-
nous strain upon the anchor chain that
something had TO give way. Something
did. and 70 the Joy Of the iaheFmen II
was not the anchor or the chain.
The iceberg iurched. and the schooner
was seen to slide several feet along the
crevlce IN which Il rested. There was
another iurch and another slide. Then the
vessel reached downward grade. and the
next instant shot or the iceberg ana Into
the sea. bows on. like n rocket.
She shipped a heavy ses a. the result OF
piunginR her nose beneath the surface. but
quickly righted and after stumbling over
her anchor chain and Juggling viciously TO
get away settled down 20 her original
state - tranquility, TO al Appearances
unhmt.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
SAY FIGHT WAS a FAKE.
chicago sports Convinced ~ Was =
Fixed IN AFFAIR.

chicago sports Convinced Ne Was =
Fixed II AFFAIR.
Chicago Dec. B-The News to-day
says:
Chicago's sporting fraternity IS u0w
convinced that tho Gans-McGovcrn tight
was ono OF the greatest fakes ever pulled
or iu this city. la connection with %
William II. Arthot. ass stunt corporal n
attorney. made public the following to-
day:
Last Tuesday a man came 20 nav Of
flee with 500 in Rrcoubacks which he
offered % wager az 20 on Mc'fotern
lie WAS q culored gambler ard we aucs-
toned him. Finally De said there was an
agreement out that Cans was Co quit be-.
fore the NTH round He said he had seen
q in writing before De would risk
cent"
Assistant Corporation Counsel Arthur.
at the request OF Alderman Patterson, to-
day drew up "a resolution severely con-
demunR prize fights and calling upoa tho
clty officials 90 suppress all kinds ~ box
ing in the city This VIII be presented
20 the Council az Sos meeting Monday
nigh, and q was said around the city
HJu to-day that there was 90 doubt Of
its passage
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
CONFERENCE ar vALDosTA.
Interesting Meeting of the African
Methodtsts.

Methodt-t..
valdosta. Ga. Dec. l5-The Georgia
Conference has been Ia session for four
days. Rev. J. 4. Thomas OF Waycross
preached the annual sermon Thursday
night. II was an able one. Many persons
came forward Tor prayer. ana two per.
SONS joined the church. Rev T.. Is Brown
conducted tho divine services. assisted By
Revs. Bailey and Ross.
Dr. }. 7. Jenifer OF Baltimore. Md
secretary Of the Preacher Ala and r lief
Association Of the a. N. T. Church.
made very Interesting address The
Preachers Ala Aasoo a. on was organic "a
some time ago It's object Is to assist
sick ministers and Insure its members. II
was indoraed By the general conference Ia
Columbus. O.. last May. and DR.. Jenifer
was elected secretary. The preachers.
as a rule. are joirans the association.
The disciplinary questions were chen
taken up. a number OF llcentiates were
instructed TO 60 before the committee on
first year. Bishop Turner made
some very important decisions. as re-
CARDS the standing Of local preachers.
etc. Several brethren were ordered to 20
before the oommi tee on seconn year.
Mrs. $. J. Duncan. b. request. sang a
mi .onary hymn composed by Rev VIII
lam D. johnson of the Southwest Georgia
Conference. AR. H. a. Hagler Of the Sa-
vannah Gazette was introduced Hon.
W. II styles was introduced and made an
lntcres Ing address.
Rev. W. H. Bryant OF the ~. y. Church.
South. was introduced. He made an IN
terest ng address. and babe che conference
gOdauecd.
The sessions are quite enthusiastic and
interesting Tho annual educational meet
ing took place last night. Rev. J. N. Hem
dcreon. u. y, pres dent 81 Morris Brown.
addressed the meeting.
Revs. Curry. Taylor. HIadley. Epton
Woods. Cos and Mitchell are among the
prominent ministers present.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
DEATH or ear. ). A. BALE.
lie Was n Leading and wealthy Cit
fEcn OF Rome, Ga

Rome. Ca. Dec. i5-Capt. James A
Bale. one q Rome's oldest and wealthicst
citizens. died tonight at O'Clock. His
death came very Unexpectedly. While his
wife was giving him cup Of co6ee HE
head fell back. and nfe was extinct when
she laid him upon the pillow
About ten days ago Capt Bale was
thrown violently TO tho pavement by a
dog running against him. II was thought
to-day that hc was much improved. hut
the shock 20 h's system proved fatal 10
had never been sick day before 10 his
life
Capt Bale was born In Grcenvile s.
Ga in 1sN AMI had lived here Stree 1870.
BE served through the civil War. enlist
ing GA tho Fulton DuRoons. and az the
close OF the sfrugglc Was com,nlssary 81
tine Second Georgia Brigade. Previous TO
the war he was 10 the mercantile business
iu Atlanta. cant Bale was the first man
in this section % manufacture fertilizers
and hts iarze fortune was made 10 that
limo o. business Tie leaves a widow ard
three children The funeral viii be held
Monday morning.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

+ ilE Governor 90 Oregon r. an ardent
admirer OF pcruua tie keeps &c con-
uuuaily in the house. in a resent letter
Go Dr Hartman he SAYS.
~ have had oocnsiou 80 use your Pc
runa mediciue in my family Tor code.
and % proved 30 be- an excellent remedy.
/ have not hal occasion o. use lt for
other ailments w " Lord
'cruna S. known from the Atlantic 20
the Pacific. Letters of congrafulation
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
LABOR CONVENTION ENDS.
Compers Reelected President and
Other officers Named.


Other Officers Named.
Louisville Dec. l5-The twentieth an
nual convention OF the American Fedora
tion q Labor adjourned sine die 70 night
after selecting tire city Of Scranton, Pa.
Tor next years convention.
The following officers were elected Tor
the ensuing yoar:
Presldent-samuel Gompers. New York.
cirarTnaker. reelected.
ccratary-F'rank Morrison, Washing
;on. printer. reelected.
Trcasurer-John y. Lennon, Blooming
ton. H.. tailor. reelected.
FIRST Vice Presiient-J1 Duncan,
Boston granite cutter.
Second Vice presiicut-John Mitchell.
Indianapolis. miner.
Third Vice President-James OConnell'
We hiugt ton, machlnist.
Fourth Vice Prcsident-Max Morris.
Denver retail clerk.
Fifth Vice Prcsident-Thomas F. Kidd,
Chicago. woodworker.
sixth Vice Prcsideut-Dennis a. Hayes,
Philadelphia. glass bottle blower.
These officers viii compose the next ex
ocutive council OF the organization.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

United States Vice Consul General
Hanauer, at F'rankiort-on- Main Germany.
who has been very active In the collos-
ton from his compatriots in Germany Of
funds for the relief OF the victims OF tho
Galveston calamity. m kes acknowleds
ment IN the English and American Reg
lister CNov. 80 or the receipt % a total OF
2L0e0 marks. Mr. hanauer was assisted
IN his benevolent work by several other
United States consular officers la Ger
1ranys
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
END or CENTURY SERVICE.
Every Archbishop and bishop In
United states 60 Omcinte.

Washington. Dec. i5.-it is learned az
the papal legation that coincident with
the close Of the Nineteenth century, every
Archbishop and Bishop In the United
states, a. well as elsewhere, Is expected
By Pope Leo 60 pontacate publicly az a
midnight service IN his cathedral pro
vlded there are no impedments 20 inter
fere with the programme
As some of the American sees have two
prelates iaboring IN conjunction. It r. ex-
rected thas while the Archbishop OF the
Diocese ofiiciates az his cathedral n per-
son on this solemn occasion. tho eoa7jn.
tor preiate or assistant Will conduct a
similar service al the church which he
governs az pastor.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

Jackson Miss. Dec 1.-THE board Of
trustees OF iho Aioorn Agricultural and
Mechanical Coilere. an institution support.
ed by tho STATE for the education OF
negroes. to-day decided TO admit negro
girls 10 the college. This g. the nrst at
tempt thar has been made IA Mississippi
10 give practical education 20 fefna ~
OF the race. a $500 dormltory Is 20 b.
erected FOR their accommodation.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
AMERIcus coTToN Is HELD.
Farmers want Higher Prices-rhc
Coming Carnival.

Farmers want Higher Prices-The
Coming Carnival.
Americas. Co. Dec Is win this week
the selling 81 Christmas cotton practically
ended and What remains IN tho ware
houses viii b. held for advanced prices.
Stocks here are much smaller than at tho
same date last season. while e il reported
that the cotton compress here has fallen
behind 1000 bales as compared with re-
ceipts this tine a year aEo. The farmers
In this section ara not Asposei TO sell AZ
present pTices.
Gov. Gambler and the state house office-s
to-day accepted an invi alton 90 visit the
Americas street carnival. lasting through
Christmas week Distinguished visitors
will arrive Friday. Military Day. whom Il
is expected twenty companies - 'he Sec
ond and Fourth regiments. State Troops
will be here. Great preparations are tn
progress FOR The carnival. and a splendid
success Is assured.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
ALLEGED wHIrcCAPrERs.
suits brought Against Them by AR-
ErIeved Parties.

ErIexed Parties.
Atlanta, Dec. i5-Because, 80 they al
lege. they had been taken from their
house In the night and beaten by white
cappors. Benjamin W. Evans and Miss
Emma white to-day brought suit In the
Federal Court against eleven prominent
citizens Of Hart county for damages
amounting IN the aggregate 90 sio0o1o.
Each Of the plaintiffs sues for 5000.
The defendants are Agnus L. Afford.
Florence NJ. Carter John a. Dlckerson.
solomon NJ. Bobo. Samuel W. Peer. r.
Berry Benson. ]. u. Methlson. Harold NJ
Grimm. D. A. PerTitt. l.. r. Meredith and
John r. Stevens.
Evans, & seems. r. now IN South Caro-
Ina.
one Of the defendants IA a bank prcsi-
dent. several are merchants. and some
farmers
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

Washington. Dec. i5.-Only routine busi-
ns,ss was transacted by the Senate to-day
IN open Session. At 1875 O'Clock the Hoy
pauncefote treaty was taken up in secret
SION. Tho Senate adjourned ut 2;t5
o'clock
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

washington. Dec. i5-The House Com
mitfee on Library to-day reported favor
ahiy the hili % Representative Otey OF
vlrrfria. fcr a ulonumeut 70 Gen Andrew
Lewis. continental hero. 20 b. erected at
or near Salem. Roanoke county Nirsinla,
sad sppr0prlating $500 for the sans
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
BARRETT nAs RESIGNED.
WIN Leave the south .rn and 60 90
Northern Road.

Atlanta. Dec. ia private dispatch re-
ceived In Atlanta to-day from Washing
ton. d. c.. announces the resignation 81
l. n. Barrett. general superintendent OF
TRANSPORTATION Of the southern Railway.
Ar Barrett VIII leave the SoutAsrn Jon.
! ana viii Identify himself with am inn
rortaut Northern line
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
sEABoARD MEDICAL MEN.
Association Adjourned lffter Elect
ing officers.

weldon. ". c.. Dec. i5.-rThe meeting Of
the seaboard Medical Association of Vir-
elnia and North Carolina closed here to-
Aav Norfolk. Va. being selected az the
next p.aoe OF meeting. The following Of
hcers we're elected:
DR.. j. Emmett scbroll. CORTLAND. Va.
president: DR.. II. T. Bass. Tarboro. ~ G..
nrst vice president Emerson Land
Ocesna. Va. second vice president; DR..
Joel Crawford. Yale. Va, third vice presi-
dent; Or Albert Anderson, Wilson, y. g.
fourth vice president; Israel Brown. Nor
solk Va. treasurer: j. r. Bagby. New
nort News. Va. secretary. A. x. Taylor,
washington. n c., orator.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
HIGH SOCIETY At AIKEN.
whitney and Many other Prominent
New Workers There.


New Workers There.
Columbia. s. c.. Dec. 1.-THE season
has opened at Aiken. which
will be one OF tho popular
Winlering places this year. The
Aiken Club was thrown open II o.
branch OF the Knlckerbocker club Of New
York the Somerset Of Boston and the
Newport Reading Room. and q spleud div
equipped. Hon. William c. Whitney g.
pre- ldcnt and G. S. Wallace secretary ana
treasurer.
Mr. Whitney and party arrived today
Ia his private car. and are living on Easy
street Ia the party were Mrs. ana Miss
Bend Miss Dorothy whitney. Harry
Payne whitney. Alaxender Gum and J.
Burden. Jr
Aiken will catch the cream OF New York
society this season.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

River Report.-The hight OF the Sa-
vaunah river al Augusta. at a. m, Gsth
meridian timel. yesterday. was fi.s feet.
rise Of SO feet during the preceding
tWenty-four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment
OF time AZ ali stations. Dec. rs. y. m.
18th merkllan time.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Sunday and Monday:
Georgia and soutu Carolina Fair and
warmer sunday ana Monday fresh north
easterly winds.
Eastern Hiorlda-Falr Sunday aud
Monday: warmer In northern portion Mon
day. Hight to fresh northeasterly winds.
Western Fiorida-Falr and warmer Sun.
Jay and Monday. light east 60 south
winds.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

The medical faculty OF the University
OF Heidelberg has made q very interest
ing report on che effect OF incandeacent
light on the eyes After having carefully
weighed al the pros and cons Of the
question. the verdict II that the incau-
descent light is not harmful. For light
ing large halls or places Of entertain
nent electricity Is especially recommend-
81 from hygienie points OF view
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
PENSION BILL soon PASSED.
wilcox. the Delegate From Hawaii.
was sworn In.

washington. Dec. i5.-Iu the House to-
day the pension appropriation biz. carry
ing slis.if5. 80 was passed IN exactly thir-
teen minutes.
Robert W. Wilcox. the delegate from
Hawaii. was sworn In Immediately after
the approval Of the journal. Atter the
o,th had been administered many mem
bcrs came forward 10 congratulate Mr.
NTffa0g
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

paris. Dec. is.-Thc publication Of Paris
nv the police continues. During the last
Two nights So arrests were made. Few
OF the prisoners we're released.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16
n. II. BoyeF.
Local Forecast Omcial

The average age 81 the present fresh
man c.ass ~ Yale IL nineteen years and
two nonihs-eight months more than the
average age Of new students et the New
Haven Institution Cor many yearA
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16


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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

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IS cure colis.
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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

Mr James Morrison
lsS T.. 18TH street. Pater-
son. y. J.. says. II have
Given peruna q fair trial
land End Il TO be Just
fyhAt YOU claim Il 10 be-.
l cannot praise Il too
euuch ] have used two
bottles Ia my family for
lrolds and everything
imaEinable. I cOlld not
pc without a.. I recon-
mended n 10 n married
sister OF mine who was
always troubled with
yo'ds She says Il has
gbone more FOR her than
ANY doctor could. I can
safely say that your
medicine H. the best !
pave ever usel Jane
Morrison
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-16

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letters daily
All ella aseH
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Perfect health
must be on
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