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LAzEARVILLE DISASTER.
The Verdict Of the Coroncr's Jury.
The injured Boys VIII Recover-Fu-
morals Of tho Four Victims.

The verdict OF the coroner's jury was
10 the effect that the victims OF the
Lazearville explosion came to their
deaths rs the result OF the explosion OF
can Of nitro Elycerinc inadvertently
thrown upon n IRE by James Jones, 4
boy OF ten years. and that the can con-
tanning the explosive had been placed in
the adjoining Held OF Jesse McNear by
some party or parties unknown.
The Injured boys were regarded Ms
out of danger yesterday, unless unloolS-
cd-for complications. such as blood poi
soning. set In. rs.
Over $3.50 has been subscribed for the
relief OF the afflicted families.
All four Of the victims were buried on
Thanksgiving day. In Brooke cemetery.
The body OF the DuriG child was inter-
red nj | a. m; The Davis boy at p.
M, and Mt , n, M. there was joint
Service at the Iazearville Union chapel
over the. remuIns OF the two Finley
boys! About 100 union glassworkers at
tended, the latter funeral In II body.
both OF the Finley boys being employed
Mt tho Frank glass works and members
OF the union.
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Now nIartinsville Briefs,

Union ThnnksglvIng services were
held at the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. which were participated in by all
church. The Thanksgiving sermon, was
delivered by Rev. Light, OF. the Presby-
terian church, and was one OF the ablest
ever delivered here Oh II like occasion.
Rev. Light comparedfbur nation. with
others. showing oupaadYantages. be-
ginning with our struggle for liberty,
In the War Of the Rebellion and the
Spanish American war He closed by
speaking OF OUT. present prosperity, as q
nation, state and town, The contribu-
tion taken up was placed In the hands
OF the treasurer. as there Is no one to
be found In New MattInsyllle at present
needing assistance. instt!l h nj.
John Hendershot. u ti,et well known,
conductor on the Ohio River railroad,
has charge Of the train on the Short
Line. There 10 ono train each way per
day on this road. and 1t is doing o
heavy freight traffic.. land the passenger
coach Is we'll filled The. road Is only
operated to Porter's Falls, but will be
extended to Pine Grove the first Of the
week. il ts.S. ~ hHi ~ ii "a
There are four colored men confined
In Jail here. on O charge OF murder.
They were employees on the Short Line
railroad, and are charged with the
murder OF q fellow workman. During
the construction OF the road there were.
nine colored men murdered in this
county. but these were the only ones
apprehended. .3j Z, ~ R. II X
q. L.. Robinson: prosecuting attorney.
Is quite Ill. suffering with q throat trou-
bic. HIS spent two weeks at a hospital
In Wheeling without getting relief to
any extent. iti W ~
Notice Is given that the stockholders
Of the New Martinsvllle! Glass Conf
pany will meet December IA, to elect o
board OF directors adopt bylaws. etc.
A. c. Ruby, who has been confined to
his room for some weeks with typhoid
fever. is improving, and his many
friends hope for his speedy recovery,
Mrs. VIII Fitzsimmons and children,
Of Moundsville, were visiting the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Rer-
ger. Of Virglnln street. Thursday. I.
The big river did not submerge any
Of our city. but five feet more water
would have. made It uncomfortable for
those living In the lowlands. i5
Messrs. ]. w. Kaufman, F. W. Clark
ana SoDerl hlcInee ATTENDED meet-
Ing OF Shriners Mt Wheeling. Wednes-
day night. :,
The new opera house will be open to
the public December 5. and the play,
"a Man of Mexico" will be presented.
The steam yacht made an excursion
trip up Fishing creek Wednesday. a
distance of nine miles,rrI
Mrs. d.. ]. D. Schmeid and daughter,
Miss Mary, are visiting friends and rel
'atives at Moundsville,q,n,.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Funk. Of the South
Side. spent Thanksgiving with Mounds.
Vile friends. 81 -' ----.. :
Miss Bessie Tarr his gone to Pitts
burgh. to take q course In instrumental
music. sr.s. IS
Miss Lulu Hickman cis Isick with ty-
phoid fever. at her ahome on High
street. -,,.,iT
Miss Minnie Clark Is the guest OF rel
atives and friends at Newark, Ohio N
Mrs. W! J. AleXander spent the week
with ,Parkersburg frlends. $ ~
For sale-A grephopbone. Inquire Of
Mrs. Francis Parks.SERi 3; -
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q Rev. N. w. Stroud. of Macedonia. o.,
Will occupy the pulpit Of the Methodist
Episcopal, church tomorrow, and on
Monday evening will lecture under the
auspices Of the Epworth League on "a
Summer in Europe vi. +; i
The Glad Tldings Mission Band OF
the Presbyterian church, Ia preparing a
Christmas box to send to the Girls In.
dustrial Home ut Salem, w. Va.
Rev. Walter Manscll. a former pastor
OF the Christian church. now Of Salem,
o., spent Thanksgiving with friends
here. 5sN
The Republican city executive COM
mlttee will meet Monday evening, at the
office OF Chairman I. c. Wright.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Mcdonald. OF Benz
wood. were the Thanksgiving guests of
Mrs. W. B. Sterling.
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BenwoodI Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan! Watson, jr.,
of Duquesne. Pa. arhyvIsltlng relatives
In this city. Mr.. watSSpF recently had
the misfortune to losesbHe Of his legs in
being struck by a locomotive In return
Ing home from work, For mnay years
he was In the employ OF the Wheeling
Iron & Steel Company, m this city.
The Young Peoples Society, Of St.
Matthews church. will give an
i"AquestIc Kenodochy Party" ut the
city hall. December and 10. ~ -
Louis Hartong furnished his new
home. on South Marshall street, yes.
terday. Mr.. Hartong was married a
few weeks ngo. t-sEht
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas PrItchard AMI
family. of Spokane. Wash. who have
been visiting relatives here, will return
home to-day. = 81
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sutton, OF CIar-
lngton. O.. spent Thursday M the
guests OF Thomas Filben' OF the Fourth
ward. .fg 1t
David Evans entertained a number
OF his friends with stag party at his
home on Main street, Thursday even
ing. TftH
rtlHeE hrauuoCh' WIZ spent InhnKS-
giving with relatives here, will return
to his home at Wind Ridge to-day,
The lower steel works will resume
operations Monday. nfter an idlcness
OF little over n week,
Rev. G. W. Bent has returned from
.Wadestown, Pa, where he attended the
funeral OF q friend. izg4l $50 x,
Mrs. Morgan Smith Is Ill of neuralgia
OF the stomach ut her home In the
First ward. iN
Ernest Brosemeyer Ia spending n few
days hunting in, the iwids OF Greene
county. .la
The limestone for macadnmislng the
Boggs' Run road has arrived.
Rev. p. W. Metzenthin spent Thanks.
giving ut Woodland.
A child of John Haley, OF BoGgs'
run, Is seriously III. ESI''' HslR {
Harry Linton Is seriously. Ill Of .ty-
phoid pneumonia. -lyga .t
Carrie Edwards Is suffering from a
dislocated elbow. ni1ttnnt 81; ~ z
Oscar schad spent Thanksgiving at
Woodland. ta F',';;..
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Bridgeport Briefs.

Charles Fisher, will return to WASH
lngton,, Pa, tomorrow, to resume. his
studies In WashIngton.Je Jefferson college,
after spending q few days with his par
ents in this city. 'l-iln .'9,7i
George Waddel and son. George re-
turned to their home at Brilliant yester-
day, after few days visit with the
family of j. E. Gordon. in kirkwood.
Mr.. and Mrs George SelbGrt have re-
turned TO their home at Steubenyille
after weeks visit with relatives in the
West End. q (, Z, +, al. :,
A meeting of the board OF managers
of the Deaconess' Home will be held
next Friday afternoon at 2 O'clock. 81
Several from here attended the dance
given at, the Mechanics Assembly hail,
In Martins Ferry, last evening. Y&t
One car load of folding and, upright
beds, ranging in price from s11t to ,ST5,
lust received at w. B. Halls q. IA
The chautauQua Reading Circle met
last evening at the residence of John
McFrederies. In Kirkwood. ~
Mrs. George Brcsocls. rcturncdss last
evening from n few days visit with rel
atlves at Wellsburg g5hI.Sfffy
Frank Brooks and George. Russell
have returned from two days hunt
back OF Colerain.
Evan Davis is suffering from n Sc
we're attack, of rheumatism. at, his home
on Pike street. ~
John Giffen returned yesterday from
a visit of several days with friends ut
Stcubcnville. ~. .
The new minister OF the Third Meth
odlst Episcopal church reports for duty
tomorrow. II"
; Regular services will be held ut all
the churches Tomorrow, morning and
evening. f
DR.. and Mrs. Wilson, of .sColeraln
were calling on friends In the'c city yes
terday. .'s
Frank Rice returned yesterday from
st. Clairsville. where he spent Thanks
giving. at.lr
w. B.. HALL.
Hon. j. c. Heinlein was In Flushing
yesterday. on business. Y
J. B. briggs went to Marietta yester-
day, on business.
To-day Is payday at the Aetna
Standard mill. THlH
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NEWARK, OHIO.
sfB. Hartman, NJ. D., Colum bus, o.:
1t is now seventeen years since re-
ceived the first edition Of your book
entitled "Tho Ills Of Life." I received
1T In the evening mail, and before I
retired Tread and pondercd over every
word In the book. I was greatly. i'm
PressedFwith your candor and sincerity.
Tho book left no doubt in my mind as to
the remarkable virtues Of your Pe.ru-na.
1t was because OF this Impression that l
resolved l would test your assertions,
and test thom in way that could leave
no doubt. s-sp
I began prescribing Pe.ru.na, as rec
commended in your book, and prescribed
1t precisely MS you directed. As you
know, the prevailing diseases are in
Examinations or irrItations of the inter-
nal organs of the body, either Of tho
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Hc Used the Oil Can.

Sunday evening, Damn Curry. janltor
Mt the Baptist church In Moundsvlllc,
was badly burned. He used kerosene
oil In starting the fire in the stove and
for some cause the fire didn't burn well,
when he took up the can md poured oil
upon the fire, which caught the oil and
burst the can. The burning oil was
thrown In all directions. and set fire 70
his clothes. He ran out Of the building,
ana man threw his coat about him
and succeeded In putting Out the
flames. He wns.so badly burned thut
II has been necessary to keep him un-
der the Influence OF morphine ever
since. Although very painful. yet II Is
thought the burns will not prove fatal.
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Conrad md Albert Troll, OF St.
Clarsville, have taken options on sever
al hundred acres OF coal land lying on
the west side OF the proposed new line
from Adena to Bellaire. Their options
extend along the line for distance OF
twenty miles. They have secured OPP
tons on the coal lands Of William Al
len. containing 300 acres. The options
are being taken In their own name. but
ills thought quite likely the work is
being done for other parties.
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A regular meeting OF Bridgeport
Lodge No. ISL. f. & A. NJ, will be held
at their hall Monday evening. at which
time the following recently elected OFF,
Gers will be installed: Oliver Howells.
Master: Richard Bailey. Senior War
den; James Burtoft. Junior Warden:
James Cox, Secretary ]. l.. Rlchey.
treasurer: Elmer Richards. Senior Dea-
con; James Moore, Junior Deacon:
Robert Giften, Tyler. Trustees-James
Cox, I. NJ. Fogle, J. o. Howells, George
Pitner and James Butoft.
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Tho Girl Brought Back,

Marshal James S. Johnston, OF Bel
laire, yesterday brought back from
Steubenville the Kirk girl. who Is ac-
cused Of stealing a lot OF clothing from
the Belmont house, where she was stop
ping while in Bellairc. a warrant was
sworn out in Squire Mason's court for
her arrest, and rs the squire witnessed
the throwing Of the clothes from third
story window, the chances are that the
girl will be convicted.
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REAL ESTATE.
.....FOR SALE.....i ~

Lots as follows; South side OF 18th ST..
between Wood and Mccolloch sts.. .5 It.
front. 10th ST.. 30 It. front, Cor, of 18th
and Jacob SITS. 60 It. front. with A-room
nouso on same. cheap. Cor, OF Main and
LIST SITS, % 1T. front. with Broom house,
cheap. Eoft.j between 18th and 18th. East
end OF 9th St. cheap. on easy payments.
Wilson ST.. near 24th St.. $3.50 90. . High.
near 18th ST., at 1900 each, on easy pay
ments. dirt cheap. Lots on Lind, Cherry
and Vine SITS, sll5.oe, to $4,000 each, cheap.
jacob. Eoft md Wilson sts., I'm 'contro
wheeling, $4,000 to $4,000 each. 4 McGsl.
loch ST., $?25.00 to S;35o.0og each. 18th st.,
$4,000 10Th ST.. Ne5.00, very cheap Near
east end OF aiSt 81. $4,000 each, $1,000
cash, balance easy payments. Water. Eoff.
Jacob, Wood, McColloeh md WstGell St1.,
sth ward. cheap, on easy payments. Man.
botueon LIST and "a StB. 80 It.. front. Lots
In North Benwood on Eofr and Water
Sta, cheap. Money to loan on Real Es-
tate, $4,000 to $4,000, I'm sums to g,tit.
s., NESBlTT, Jr.,
-, -, 81 ,g9~ .F,.t,xk dtr~,t
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The Ware Recital.

Monday evening, at the Methodist
Episcopal church, ut Bcnwood, Miss
Wayne Ware OF the Emerson College
nm orntoricnl recital. Tho AcOllan quar-
tGt, OF this city, VIII intcrspcrse the
programme with vocal numbers. The
nTair VIII be given under the auspices
OF the Epworth League and VIII. 10
doubt, attract n l0rge crowd.
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Foot Ball Game.

An Interesting game OF football will
be played this afternoon on the Sea-
bright grounds in Martins Ferry. be-
tween the Crossings Tigers, of Bellairc,
and the Tiger team OF that city. Both
are strong amateur teams and the nv
eraGe weight OF each Is about lao
pounds. a well played game may lie
Cyrpa,rI
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SUNDAY SERVICES
In the Churches of Benwood-Topics
Of the Ministers.

In the Churches of Benwood-Topics
Of the Ministers.
Regular services will be held in the
'Don@ood houses OF worship tomorrow.
AT theTMe.hodlst Episcopal church the
pastor. Rev., e.. w. Bent. will occupy
the pulpit as usual. The usual Epworth
League meeting will be held previous 10
the evening services, There will be
Sunday school ut . o'clock In the after
inoon.A prcnchlng at both the morning
md ereaIag strrlces. ..-t. a
+, .Rogulayp services ut ST. Matthew'S
German Lutheran church, conducted by
the pastor. Rev. Paul Mctzenthin. Sum
day morning. There will be no evening
scrrlcts. Sunday school ut the usunl nf-
tcrnOon' hour. If
T." High and low masses will be cclcbra-
, ted at St. Johns Catholic church by the
Rev. Father Wcrnlngrr. Sunday school
Will be held before high mass In tho
morning. In the evening there Will be
vcspcrs md benellctIon.
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There will be n Christian Endeavor
county convention held at Pennington
next Wednesday. r.. L. Hopkins of
Bellaire. is president OF the county or
Sanizat!on. and Rev. T. V. TeWinltle Is
secretary. There will be three sessions
Of the convention, morning afternoon
and evening. and n good programme
has bcen prennred for ench.
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REWARD.
SIS Reward

will be paid for tho return Of n brown
mare, weight 900 to 1000 pounds.
Taken from my barn, Mt Kingtown,
on tho night Of November 22. Blaze
In forehead, two hind and one foro
foot white; scar on breast under col
lar. H. G. LANCASTER,
Kingtown, VIVA.
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Elks, Memorial Service !.

Moundsville Lodge Mo- 2s2, 3. P. o.
e. will have ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the
school hall, spndny,sastaa O'clock p. m.
An excellent programmes consisting OF
vocal and Instrumental music and adj
dresses, will be rendered.. = The speakers
will be T. j.. Pnrsonsg retA. shanor, Of
Sistersyille; Rev. MIDI B. King and
Charles j. Schuck, OF Wheeling. NJ
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New Street Car Track.

The work OF putting down the new
stree; chr rails on First street. In Mar
tins Ferry, viii be completed today,
and the cars will be running around the
loop Tomorrow or possibly this evening.
This Is an Improvement that has bc9n
needed for many months, and the trav-
cling public will be glad to learn OF It's
.
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McMECHEN REPUBLICANS

Nominate Their Town Ticket, to DO
Voted for In january.
The McMechen Republicans have
made their municipal nominations, the
election occurring early In January. The
meeting was held at the mayors office
and resulted rs follows:
Mayor-Davld Jones.
Recorder-H. P. Maxwell. Hr
Councilmcr-+Martln Knapp. Jessie
clayton. James Lutes, r., L. Iilbbs. w.
II. Keller. ~
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Splendid Entertainment.

The musicale given last evening At
The First Methodist Episcopal church.
Martins Ferry, was largely attendtd,
ana was one Of the most enjoyable AZ
!alfs Of this nature ever given In tina.
Guy. Each performer went through his
Of her part In n most mastery manner.
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when you publish certificate, and as
have just had some pictures takon, I
enclose you one. You can uso It and this
letter, one, or both, Just as you wish, II
you think 1t will promote the use Of
Fortuna. II you would like special
cases that I have troated with Pe-ru.na,
can give you hundreds of them.
Very truly yours, DR.. ]. W. Pence.
A. W. Perrin. M. D. s., $50 Halscy
street, Brooklyn, NY, In o recent let
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was transaetlng business here yr,s,er.

was transacting business here ycster-
day. II IN
Henry Riddle and John Murray. OF
'BenTood. were here on business yester-
day. n z. 4 rs
Fairmont, a. visiting relatives here.
Miss Flo Fleming Is visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. Henry RIGGS, at Proctor.
DR.. &c. Mccullough Is visiting his
mother at Washington, Pa. 4
IVY D. catlett left last evening for
Washington. D. C. y
AIRS. W. A. Grandstaft is on the sick
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Riverside mill, In Benwood, he had tn

Riverside mill. In Benwood, he had the
misfortune to fall considerable dis
lance, receiving n very painful injury.
a surgeon upon examination found one
Of his ribs fractured. He was removed
TO his home on Main street, where he
viii be confined for some time.
Joseph O'Conncll was struck In the
head by some miscrennt with n mace,
receiving several cuts about the head,
which were stitched and dressed by a
surgeon. The injuries, while painful,
are not serious. He resides near the
lower steel works, .FE.
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BE:LL.AIRE.l
BRIDGEPORT !.
MAR MA. RET,['IlN'S FERRY,
couples epresent, including q nun
ber;from Bridgeport and this city.tIi
Social and Supper,

h The Mt, Zion baptist Iehurch, lot
bridgeport will give supper and social
at the church this evening, commencing
at 8 o'clock. Elaborate Preparations
have been made for the affair and nm
enjoyable time. is assured. .. /. .,gti' d
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Euchre Club Organized.

laut evening, nj the home of tho
Misses Dclbriggc, In North Benwood.
the membcra qf the playrrF' Club met
md organlzcdl uuchrel club. Those
present were Misses Emnh and Louise
DelbrugGc, Llsslc kcck, MARY IIauHe-
man, Hannah Nolte, and iMcssrs. Fred.
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MI the Bellalrc manufactures re-
sGncd work yesterday. nftcra Thanks
EFlnE holiday. The busy workers find
sne holidays not too frequent now, but
seem to enjoy It better than when NIL
nnys were alike 10 them. because there
was nothing 70 do.
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Election of Officers.

" regular meeting OF Branum Post,
w. a. H., Of Bridgeport Will be held at
."e'r hall next Friday evening. At which
o olme the annual election OF officers VIII
"rcur All members nro urged to be
present Mt the Meeting. 81
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.schad. Albert Nolte.. George Kraft, os-
car, Schrebe and Oscar Tschad. The club
viii smeetatthe homesot its membe. IS nj
stated periods and II 10 expected i at
many spirited contests with the paste.
boards will result hdurlng the winter
BpasonN tNt ~ n ysuII l3lf ~ T.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agents, Collector, Notary
Puelice and Pension. Agent. No, 1917
4 Main street. -
GENERAL NOTICES,

NoTlcn
Is hereby given that the certificate Of In.
corporation OF the Vance Fatence &C.,
dated November 49, 1900, has been ISSUED
under the laws Of the state OF West Vir.
GINA, and that tho undersigned, tho cor
poratnrs mined In the agreement recited
day. December s, 1900. Mt . o'clock y. m,
as the time, ana tho office OF tho River
aide Iron Works, us tho place for hold.
az said company. TO elect a board Of dI.
rectors. make bylaws and transact any
other business which may lawfully re
done by said stockholders In general meet
Ing. The stockholders OF said company
ara notified to attend said meeting. =
Af5r CHAS. W. FRANZHEIM,
Ef J. n. VANCE. IssalfH1
5,a..tT, As J. d. CuLBERTSON,
~ II. =, VANCE, III
W, j. MAYS, No I'D.
noll.s Inoorporators. &
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Alh"r, and John Glnss were arrested
Yesterday ut. Martins Ferry. for nght-
ins' Both were arralgncd before
mayor Gondhuc IN the afternoon and
ihund guilty and fined 81 and costs each
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A Temporary CONNECTION.

me street cars on the DcllaIrc end Of
VIC ''ne are now run by temporary
w h,p Tor power on the Island. The
,""," IN the river cannot be rcnchcd ut
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catarrh. Ca.
tarrh meRuu
irritation and
IND o m m o i.
ton Of some
mucous sur.
face, and also
that such irri.
tohonl and IN.
H#.
fam m alton
arc oauaod
other by tax.
Ing cold,o or By
0 o m 0 local
cause.
1 SEQ tn at
you generally
t,uasa nHvkrrtk
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their doubts, and sometimes very en-
phattcally, but after I had treated 4 largo
number OF cases that had been givon up,
and cured them, they began to believe
what I said. e!T
I rely so wholly upon Pe-ru.nn in
very disease that affects the mucous
membranes lining tho internal organs,
that never for u moment think OF pro-
scribing anything else. Since using Pc
ru;nai 'havo never had o patient die
from Inflammation of tho lungs, bladder,
bowels, stomach or kidneys. Every case
recovered in nvery short time. In other
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head, the throat,
tho lungs, bowels,
otc. l prescribed
1t h undr rod $ o I
times for these
diseases durin
all the following
seventeen years,
ind 1 have never
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