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ed with tFickling drops which shine like
pearls against the moss. But he doesn I
paint the picture OF the man whose tongue
is parched with fever. who tumbies and
losses in his hot room and narrow bed
while the bacilii of the bucket and the
we'll are striving for his life That would
not be a poetic theme, and he has moth
ing to do with a theme that is aot poetic
As a matter Of fact the old well and its
familiar bucket have been the means of
diseasing whole neighborhocds. The mi
crobe is everywhere. and the easiest We
hicIe fer its Introduction into the body is
perhaps the water We drink We can't
keep the microbe cut We can prevent its
harmfulness-
THE DANGER OF DISEASE
does Tot lie in the strength of the mi
crobe but in the weakness OF the body.
When the blood is impure the microbe
has vantage ground from which TO op-
crate. When the blood is pure dIsesse
fails 10 find a breeding ground. and the
uicTobe strives in vaiE agains. the man.
Nobody can be healthy when the blood 10
impure. faint the blood and every organ
fed and nourished by blood must share
the faint Keep the blood pure and plen
tiful and the body is made strong TO re-
sist the assaults OF disease.
4 honestly believe that ] world have
been in my grave today had IL Eot bcen
for your medicine and the meTcy OF the
good Lord, writes Mrs. James r. Moss,
OF New London Stanly County, y. G
In the fall of 1892 I took q hard cold.
which seemed to settle in my head, ter
minating in catarTh of the head. it
bothered me all the time but ] did not
think il was serious until the spring OF
1898. when my health became mu-h i'm
paired Ny blood was all out of order
and / had TO go to the doctor He gave
me medicine which helped ne for Sh5f.
time. IN the winter Of 1895 ! got worse
than I had ever been. My TonSiIS were
enlarged and my neck swollen all out of
shape: my throat was sore and l could
net cure it Ny husband went for the
d cfnr hur he gaNp me m encourns-e-
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Ruried at AnnanoIis.

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 1.-THE body of
Lieutenant Commander stokeIy Morgan.
Z. s N, retired. who died in Boston. was
brought to Annapolis yesterday and bur-
led with military honors at the Naval
Academy Cemetery. Six naval officers
were palI-bearers and an equal number
Of sailors were body-bearers. Lieut. Com.
D. ". Coffman had charge of the funeral
details The funeral was attended by
officers and professors, the Naval Acad-
envy band and squad of marines who
fred over the grave. Chaplain Clark read
the funeral services.
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Washington stock Exchange.

sales-U. s. reg. 8's: s5o0a1O9 S-s; u s
coupon as: S5G0d 100 3-S S500d I09 IL;
Capital Traction As: s5o9G167; Washing
ton Gas. A; $5cG@112; National Safe De-
post and Trust Company: SOFAS, 10d l4I;
Washington Loan and Trust Company; 60
15S 81: Riggs Fire Insurance Company: 90
as; Capital Traction: 13G@103 IA; Wash
ins,fo1 Gas. 1905 SIS. 50G55 IL: Mergen-
thaler Linotype: 26I190 ga. I15d $50; Ian
ston Monotype: 2e0G12 L.; American
GrsphGphoue Company. common: "a l-lVW
10, zs0101-S After eall-Capit2l Traction;
/ goa GS. 5000 t02 is; Washington Gas;
EelfEE u
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TIE SAVE EYERYwHERE,

The following item clipped from the Citizen .
Toowoemha Australia. shows that tae article
mentioned IS meeting with The same favor IN that
Ear of country as at home:
Z ind ChambeTlain's Cough Remedy IS an
excellent medicine, l hav- been suffering from
a severe cough for the lasI two months and it
has effected a cure ! have great pleasure il.
recommending NV C. Wockner-' This Is the
opinion of one OF our Oldest and most respected
residents and has been voluntarily given in good
faith that others may try the remedy and be
benefited, as was Mr. Wockner-'' This remedy
is fer sale by Henry Evans, wholesale and retail,
and all druggists.
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ment. He helped me a little, but i aid
not last Iorg. and so he attended me for
twelve months. when ] heard OF lady
that was taking your medicine and was
getting we'll. So | secured some of tas
medicine and began taking it. In ore
week l was able 10 90 my cook ne. When
l began taking the medicine could SIT up
only a few minutes al tiufe, and cuid
rest or sleep only little while at a time
Ny throat was sore. At times could rot
even swallow sweet milk. and my tonsiis
were full of little eating sores. My LETT
side was swollen out of shape and 50 sore
l could not bear my clothes fastened
as I could hardly get my breath My VIE
tuais would sour On my stomach b fore
could leave the table. My folks and
friends had about given me up The doc
tor said l would not get well Ny father
said l would not live a month but three
bottles of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, three bottles of his Pelie-s-
three bottles of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy did the work and made me a
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Trnn<-Paciac Mails.

Mails for CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII ard
pun IPPINE ISLANDS, via san Francisco.
cIoe here daily at 90 p. IN. up to November -,
inclusive Tor despatch per : s China Eo)
Mails for AT-SrRAII Except West AUstralIs}.
NEW ZEALAND HAWAII. FIJI. and SAMOAN
ISLANDS via san Francisco, close here daily al
go o n after November Il and UP TO Ncvem-
her Is inclusive. for despatch per s Sierra (o)
Mails for CHINA JAPAN, HAWAII and
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via san Francisco. close
here daily at 90 p m up 70 November .. N
elusive for despatch per =. $ Do-ie. te1
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN va Vancouver,
close here daily at 200 P III up % November
y, inclusive for despatch per s $ Empress Of
China. Registered mail must be directed Via
Vancouver" to1
mails for COCHIN CHINA are forwarded TO
New Yo-k for connection with European steamers-
-APHHIPPINE ISLANDS Military M5iD. des-
patched 10 San Francisco at all closes Tor that
Office TO connect with Government transports, the
sailings Of which are irregular.
Oh Registered mails close at I-fJ p n same
jc) Registered mails close a; 500 p n same
Gd) Registered mails close at SEQ a n same
ie) Registered mails close at leo p. m pre-
vious Saturday
% Registered mails close at 800 p. m pre-
vious day
Cd Registered mails close at 12:Oo p m pre-
* Registered mails close at SEQ p m pre-
Gol Registered mails close at 900 p m pre-
vious day. JOHN A MERRITT Postmaster
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THE OLD WELL.
A Story OF Moss. Microbes,
and Medicine.

tt is the Office Of the poet to idealize-
He Paints pretty and pathetic word pic
lures which touch the heart and dim the
eyes. But he does this regardless of ply
sioIogy or pathology. When he sings
song of the old well on the farm and of
the moss grown bucket IN which the wa
ter was drawn, he basn't thought of the
bacteria which find fertile breeding
ground in maHy an cid we'll He pictures
the hot, thirsty 6e.z. and the bucket bead
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The fractions were weak despite all
the talk of Metropolitan control Of both
Manhattan and Brooklyn. The story re-
garding Manhattan is that the line is to
be leased and per cent guaranteed by
the Metropolitan Company.
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movements of Naval Vessels.

The New Orleans has sailed from Taku
for Chefoo, according to adviees received
at the Navy Department today The Sat
urn has sailed from CavIte for Taku. The
zafiro is en- route from Cavite to Hong
kong.
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Medical Discovery, which began 10 I'd Ac-
From the first bottle ! began 10 fe9l b /
ter. and when ! had taken eight Lottle5
The sore was healed up | wish you sue
tess."
For about one year and half nay face
was very badly broken out, writes Miss
Carrie Adams of He West Main Street,
Battle Greek, Mich. Il spent great deal
of money with doctors and for different
kinds of medicine. but received no benefit
At last / read one of your advertisements
in a paper. and obtained bottle Of Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Be
fore had taken one bottle of this meGi-
cine l noticed a change. and after taxing
three bottles / was entirely cured can
well recommend Dr. Pieree's Golden Md
zeal Discovery to anyone similarly al
ficted'
DON'T BE IMPOSED on.
Sometimes a dealer for the sake CT the
little more profit paid on the sale OF in
feTior preparations will Try and sell a sub
stitHte as Just as good as Golden Aedi-
cal Discovery The claim IS false on its
face There Is no similar medicine for the
blood and stomach which can show such q
record OF cures as the Discovery" Don't
be imposed upon by substitutes without a
record
There is no alcohol in Golden Medical
Discovery. and it is entirely free from
opium. cocaine. and all other narcotics
"a PERFECT GUIDE
to health and happiness Is one title given
to Dr. PieTce's Common Sense Medical ad-
wiser
c. L Shaw. Of CouIey. wian Par, La,
writes: NO family should be without it.
and any one who wishes perfect guide 10
health and happiness should have Dr.
Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser
This great work containing Ig0S. large
pages and over 100 illustrations. is sent free
on receipt of stamps to pay expense Of
mailing only. Send thirty-one stamps If
the book is desired in cloth binding, or only
twenty-oae stamps for the book IN paper
covers Address DR.. r Y Pierce. Buffalo.
\.
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The grangars we're fairly strong this
morning. support being shown, especially
in Atchison, preferred. 1t was not
thought probable that these securities
would be much. if any. lower.
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The experts have been making a careful
analysis OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
quarterly report and their deductions are
most hopeful The chief matter of inter
est lies in the Fact that the operating ex-
penses have been cut down from SIS to 80
per cent This looping on of unnecessary
expense has been what the system has
needed 70 give it good surplus Of profits
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Leather continued its downward me

Leather continued its downward move
ment yesterday, getting down to IA ga
and closing at that price. THIS
morning it was quiet Mr. Rockefel-
Ter, jr., is said 10 have planned an al
vance in this stock in order that he may
liouidate a large block of it. which stands
him a price considerably above that now
ruling. He may have some difficulty IN
securing aid from the public in this IN
dertaking
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Absolutely Free

sa Send a postal card. addressed to War
AZ ner's Safe Cure Co.. Rochester. N Y.
"a requesting free sample of Warmers
~ Safe Cure, mentioning this paper. and
Il you will receive same by return post
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TO sell out There are excellent invest
ment possibilities for H. however, IN view
of the growth of ti.z@5facific trade and the
fine outlook for the Subsidy bill.
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AUCTION SALES.
WAETER B. wILLIAMs . e.. 60.


TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-SToRY FRAME AND
LOT THREE-QUARTERS OF AN ACRE on
BOWEN AVENUE. HILISBALE, ADJOINING
ANACOSTIA. D. c.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated October 30,
1897 and recorded in Liber 2259 folio 3se 81 seq,
one of land records for District OF Columbia
and at request Of party secured thereby We VIII
sell at public auction On SATUBD NOVEMBER
q, 1900 at 4:I5 P NJ. the following real es-
tate near Anacostia IN said District 70 wit;
Let 10, section %, subdivision Of Barry
Farm; also called St Elizabeth, with improve
Haents thereon.
Terms Of sale: one-third cash; so deposit
time OF sale balance in year from day OF
sale with interest payable semi annually, secured
BY deed Of trust property sold. OF al cash, It
option OF purchaser. Conyeysncing, stamps, re-
coFiing, etc, at purchasers cost. Terms to be
complied with in tea days from sale else trustees
reserve right to resell at risk and est 81 Pur-
chaser in default
WM F. HOFFMAN
AYLETT T H0LTZNAN,
Trustees,
oI456ds-exSa 1871 Z ST nv
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OFFICE OF. THE COMMISSIONERS or TIE DIS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington, Novem-
Der g. 1902 The CoBmisssolCTs Of the District OF
Columbia invite the =tteniion Of the people OF
the Dist let TO the following appeal, and will
take pleasure n transmitting 70 The Relief Com
mittee mentioned therein aasy contributions that
may De sent 10 them for that purpose: An AP-
PEAL FOR HELP FOR BRAZoRiA COUNTY
Augletan. Tex. November / ls9o-The county OF
B-azoria l. situated the Gull Coast OF Texas
adjacent to Galveston County and was IN The
direct path ef the greatest force OF the dCstruc-
tive hurricane OF September : azcVl9 CGu3tE
has al area OF i79 square miles and about Is 0g)
people. engaged mostly IN agricultural pursuits,
nearly all Of whom have been left homeless with
out means OF support 4 generous public has
sent about 200 for our relief. which has an
sWeTed the more immediate needs of our people.
We are not willing or financially able 10 seek
other sections for work, but desire rather tc
main and rebuild our homes To do this We will
need additional relief winter i hard upon Us
and have nothing 70 keep our people from ac-
tuai suffering Tor the next eight months Shell
ter food, and clothing must be forthcoming
from some source, and while We have thus far
RETAINED from making this appeal. feel
that t Is duty and our privilege TO 90 so,
believing that from the bounTeous supplies Of
money and clothing that are in this. country a
generous and hearty response VIII be made The
loss Of property ard life AZ Galveston Is indeed
appalling, and the appeals for help for that srlck-
en- city have been generously answered by the
good people ali over land. While IN
Rrazoris County have not suffered 50 severely
from loss Of hB:nan life, yet in property losses
ours has been equally great per capita. The
sad disaster Galveston has so shocked the world
that it has overshadowed the destruction on the
mainland. and now appeal 20 generous plb-
lie 10 come to assistance and enable our peo-
pie 10 remain at and rebuild their ruined homes
and prepare for another crop. We have seen
enough OF the generosity of the American people
to know that they are always willing 10 respond
when occasion demands and We feel confident that
when our ee4dition IS made known 10 them we
will receive the much-needed sUccor from those
who are more fortunately situated With this
relief we viii be able 10 overcome the evil ef-
fects OF this disaster and viii be IN condition 10
be self-suppOrting. All contributions should be
sent to the Chairman OF the Relief Committee for
Brszoria County. AngletoE. Tex. W. B. Nun
son, Secretary; NJ s MUNSoN, Jr-, County
Judge Of Brazoria County. Chairman; F. NJ HAR-
VIM r W MEYER J. T. HARDIN. ". r.
STOCKWELI r G GAINES
UOI0 u Is en- exS
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DuS1SS Pure
Half UzhEskeY
WEAK W EN-.

Instant Relief Cure in Is days returns 1wi
gladly send any sufferer IN plain sealed envelope
FREE prescription with fa} directions for quick
private cure Tor Lost Manhood Night Losses, Nervous
Debility Small Weak Parts varicocele etc. address
G. 5. Wright, Music Dealer Box III Marshall. Mich
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THE BEST THING.

THE BEST THING
for impure blood is Dr. Pisree's
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t mel
tralizes the action of the poisons
which corrupt the blood and 5
ease the body II increases thu ac-
tivity Of the blood making gland
thus increasing the supply Of pure
blood, rich in the red eorpuscles Of
health BY these the body is built
up and its vitality restored. Col
den Medical Discover" is s.nsu-
larry effective in the cure OF scrof-
ulous diseases. enlarged glands,
swellings, pimples, eczema. AMI
eruptve diseases in general The
most obstinate and dangerous
forms of blood disease have yield
Ell TO the curative power of this
great remedy.
Il feel it is my duty 10 write 10
you Of the wonderful curative p5w-
ers of your Golden Medical Dis
c1very.' writes George s Hen
derson, Esq, of Denaud, Lee Gou1-
ty. Fla. Il had a bad sore on my
right ear. and my blood was badly
cut of order. tried local doctors.
but with no good results Fi11iiy
/ wrote you the particulars IA my
case and YOU advised your 'Goldea
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IN THE STOCK MARKET
A Firm Tone Develops After the
Initial Operations.

The Entire List Moves Up on the In
creaSin- Volume of Basiness-RaiI-
way Issues Strong Features OF the
Early Dealinss-TrreEuIar Hove
- aents in The Industrial Quarter.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange I4I9 =
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLU@BIA-Wss.llng-
ton November ! T90l.-NOtiCe Is hereby given
to all parties interested that the Commission
ers OF the District Of Columbia have adopt
ed certain amendments 10 The regulations
governing plumbing and gas fitting IN Tie
District OF Coiup-oia, TO take effect Janu-
airy / 1901 and that copies OF the amended
regulations ma be obtained upon application
10 the Inspector OF PiuIabinz, room 9, District
Offices by those whose bGsinf IS requires know
ledge Of SAME BY order OF the Commissioners
Of the District i Columbia WILLIAM TIN
DALI Secretary no96texSu
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The So Days" Cure

(for ulen) leads al remedies in this city;
prompt and permanent cure or no charge Con-
sultstiou free DIP NcKEEHAN, SIS 18th st NV.
OfHce hours. TO y d n, TO ? N SUI
days, 10 p n mo- INV
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Corrected daily by W B Hibbs q Co, mem
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange, 14I9 F
Street.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHNGToN. D. e, POsFoFFICE NOTICE.
should be read daily. As changes mas oecrW at
any time
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded 70 The ports OF
sailing daily and the schedule Of ,lolngs IS ar
ranged on the presumption q tbeia tefr'iiJttc
oreFls ad transit For The week ending November
l., the last connecting closes VIII be made 1rofn
this Office As follows:
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Transatlantic Mails.

PRINTED MATTER. ETC-This steamer takes
Printed Matter. Commercial Papers. and sam
pies for GERMANY oaiy. The same ci--s Of mail
matter for other parts Of EUROPE viii rot be
sent by this ship unless specially directed BY
her.
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no14-d&ds-exsu
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CT ATENALA b. rail 70 New Orleans and
thence via steamer, close here daily at 1000 p
m. the connecting closes for which beng Mon
Mats for COSTA RIGA. by raj 10 New Or
leans La and thence via steamer, close here
daily at 1890 ?. m, the connecting close for
which being TUESDAYS.
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WAYS TO COOK POTATOES.

From the Chicago Re.orI
Southern Style--Take one large table,
spoon each of lard and butter. and
let heat in a stewpan or small kettle.
When hot stir in one large tablespoon
of flour. Stir until smooth. then add
one medium sized onion cut small
Cook for about one minute. or until
brown, then stir in one quart of potato
dice. previously prepared. Add sufii-
cient boiling water to cook the pota-
toes. not quite enough to cover them
Put a lid on the kettle and let cook un-
II the potatoes are done through and
the water has boiled quite away. This
dish is not difficult to prepare. and
may he cooked in about twenty min
uteS.
Potato Balls-To one pint of mashed
and seasoned potato add part of an egg
well beaten. Mix thoroughly and roll
into balls. Brush these over with the
remaining egg and dip in cracker or
bread crumbs. Lay the balls In but
tered dish and bake to golden brown.
Serve these plain, or pour over them
a white sauce made as above. to which
has been added little onion juice, cell
cry sauce or chopped parsley.
E.scaloped Potatoes-Cut baked or
boiled potatoes into squares. add milk
slightly thckened and seasoned as for
white sauce, and bake until a delicate
brown over the top. The above may be
varied by grating cheese over the top
of the dish before baking.
Golden Pyramid-Place potatoes
which have been mashed and we'll
seasoned upon plate and make into
pyramid shape. Smooth with but
| tered knife and cover the outside light
ly with beaten egg. Sift fine bread
crumbs over and bake In the oven to
| a fine brown. Even though the way
| of preparing the potatoes is but slight
! ly different, a different appearance has
| much to do with tempting the appetite
at successive meals.
Drowned Potatoes-Boil small pota-
| toes. Dry them by allowing the steam
| to escape as soon as they are cooked
through. Place them in wire frying
| basket and fry brown in hot lard.
When roasting meat. place the boiled
potatoes in the dripping pan to brown
| before serving.
Potatoes Sliced and Browned-A
| change from the ordinary way OF fry
ing potatoes which have been previous
~ boiled is obtained by slicing them
evenly and browning the slices upon
a griddle or large frying pan as you
would pancakes, turning each slice.
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WINTER. IS JUST BEFORE US
Biting Winds, Cold Driz-
zliDg Rains, Sloppy,
Muddy Streets and Sud-
den Changes in the
lem perature.

The coming winter will cause at
least one-half of the women 20 have
catarrh. colds, coughs pneumonia or
consumption. Thousands of women
will lose their lives, and tens of thous-
ands will acquire some chronic all
ment from which they will ne:er re-
cover.
Unless you take the necessary pre-
| cautions the chances are that you (who
| read this) will be one of the unfortu-
nate ones. Little or no risk need be
| run IL Peruna is kept in the house, and
at the first appearance OF any symp-
| tom taken as directed on the bottle.
A cold is the starting point of more
than half of the fatal illness from
| November to May.
A cold is the first chapter in the
history of every case of consumption.
A cold is the first stage of chronic
| catarrh, the most loathsome and
| stubborn of diseases.
A cold is the legitimate parent of a
| large family OF diseases such as bron-
chitis. pleurisy. pneumonia and quinsy.
| TO neglect IL cold Is almost suicide.
| TO fail to provide against this WE'LL
nigh inevitable evil is dangerous neg
| ligence.
| Peruna is safeguard. is preven-
| tive, a specific, is a cure for all cases
| of catarrh acute and chronic, coughs,
| colds consumption, etc.
Read what the women are saying Of
| Peruna:
Miss Kahl Cured of HemolThages Of
| the Lungs by Peruna.
Miss Caroline j. Kahl. Otisco. Ind,
says: 81 had hemorrhages of the
lungs nearly every day for a year. and
three bottles Of your Peruna cured me.
| The doctor said 7 had consumption.
am now in better health than l have
| been for manv years"
| Miss Caroline ]. Kahl.
Mrs. Zenk Cured of Chronic Catarrh
of Ten Years. Standing.
Mrs. Matte Zenk, s3S Forest avenue,
| Oak Park. ILL.,, writes: ''T suffered for
| ten years with chronic catarrh. The
| slightest cold made me very sick. 1
could not speak aloud for three months.
I took Peruna. and am now in per-
| feet health; am entirely free from ca
| tarrh." Mrs. Matte Zenk.
Mrs. Messer Cured of Catarrh of the
Head and Running Ears.
Mrs. Barbara Messer Freedom Pa,
| speaks as follows of Peruna: II suf-
| fered from chronic catarrh Of the head