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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
PURELY PERSONAL

Stephen A. Coffin is visiting former friends in Winsted.
 Miss Harriet Seng of East Farm street is visiting friends in Ansonia.
 Miss Elizabeth Moran is visiting the family of John Hannon in Winsted.
 H. R. Besse of Providence, R. l., is the guest of MT and Mrs Linford T. Root.
 Harry Wayne of this city is the guest of Mrs Alex H. Stanley of New Britain.
 D. F. Carroll and family of State street are enjoying themselves at Meadows End.
 Mrs Hinton Bowe and Miss Mary Bowe of Sylvan avenue, Mrs John Rafter and Miss Fannie Bowe of Wall street are at Walnut Beach.
 MT and Mrs Anthony Moore of Cooke street and family returned home last night from visit to Collinsville where they attended the first public celebra- tion of holy mass by their nephew Father John Moore. native of that town.
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pare an ordinance clearing sidewalks Of
stands and workshops OF every description.
TO be effective January 1, 1902. Referred
to ordinance committee,
BY Alderman Rcunett-Th1t surplus dirt
FROM Hardy street sewer south Of South
Elysian street gully by the sewer coutrac-
toT. Carried.
by Alderman Bennctt-That the surplus
dirt from OdIn and Lyons avenues and
Hardy street pavement be used for filling
property uloug-Said street and avenues.
Laid over one week.
by Alderman Thomas That ordinance
committee aud attorney prepare au ordi-
nance amending rules Of order, in effect
that the meeting hour of the council he
changed from 1 10 p, m. Referred to the
ordinance committee.
by Alderman O'Lcary That chairman of
street and bridge committee be supplied
with horse and buggy, as IL is very ne,
Cessary that he investigate all petitions
ana work pertaining to this committee.
referred TO mayor and finance committee
with power 10 act
BY Alderman O'Leary-That the street
commissioners have a hole hlled on Ruthyen
street between Crosby aud Meyer. Re
fcrrrd 10 street and bridge committee
Ky Alderman Sonnen-phat the street aud
bridge committee he instructed "a see what
would be necessary to relieve the water
that lows from Girard nd First street
from damaging the property towards the
bayou, Carried.
by Alderman Bennott-That the secrc.
NrN notify the water company 10 st0p
1DJk In lis mains and repair pavement on
WILLOW street near Shea street; also that
formal n"tce ne served on gas company
70 repair pavement on liberty street near
Southern Pacific freight depot and same
be attended uo at once Carried.
Adjourned az IL p. m.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

r. B. Yale Of Austin is autographed at
the Bristol.
W; w, Nelson of Kansas City is stopping
Hon, Bon r. Cain of Tyler is at the
Hutchins house.
Mr. w. L. Hall Of Wharton is at the
HutchinS house.
Mr. J. D. Tramwell of Palestine is regis
tered nj the Rice
Mr. James Z. Hin Of Livingston is among
the Rice hotel arrivals.
Charles A. Nicholson Of Lincoln, ILL.,, is
registered at the Bristol.
Mr. 2. T. Tucker Of Dallas is among the
Hutchins house arrivals.
Mr., r. r. Breeder Of Galveston has apart.
ments at the Hutchins house.
f W James and mc,her Of Galveston
have apartments at the Logan.
Mr. John S. Bartellett Of Columbia is
among the Rice hotel arrivals.
Mr.. R. w Marshall Of Hearne Is among
the guests at the Hutchlns house.
Mr. John a, NIcShane Of Omaha is among
the guests at the Hutchins house.
Mr. R. C. Johnson Of the Galveston Opera
Glass gave The Post a call yesterday.
C. +. Reilly, a prominent young mer-
chant Of Austin is registered AT the Logan.
Mr. Dan NJ. Lasker, a well known and
popular Galveston traveller, Is at the Rice.
~ l'!l .h'heulNs a well known con.
terday.
Mrs Arthur Heayn has returned from
solourn In Chicago and other cities of
the North.
r. r. .Arceneaux, a prominent physician
OF Welsh La. was a guest at the Logan
Mr. William Phenery and wife Of Vic.
fora b C.. were registered yesterday at
the Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Maxcy have returned
ern cities ~
Hon. ]. c. Hutchinson has returned from
MS summer vacation In the mountains Of
Tennessee.
Messrs Wade s and A. NJ. Dent OF New
ork city were among those registered at
the Logan yesterday.
Mrs. James II, Maxey OF Parras. Mexico.
arrived last evening on n visit to her father
Judge Reagan OF Houston.
Mrs. Annie MaSterson and son. T. G.
Masterson of Brazora, were among the ar
rivals yesterday at the Bristol.
WIN S Barbee, q prominent attorney OF
Lullng, is among the guests AZ the Logan.
MT Barbee is quite well known here.
c. II, Moore, ]. +. Sweetman. Charles
\. Gauthier, J. s. Carton and f. w. lanes
OF Galveston were at the Logan yesterday.
Mr. Ed II. Harrel has returned from a
eojourn OF month In Greater New York.
where he has been combining business and
pleasure.
Mr. Thomas II. Dixon. formerly Of the
Kansas City Journal and later with me
bAllas News and San Antonio Express, liz
" tue city and has accepted position as
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~Is your mamma cross? Mine Is
awful cross Does your mamma say
Hush when you laugh or make
little bit of a noise My mamma does.
She has nerves, papa says
The mother who overheard this ac-
count Of herself would feel heart broken
TO think Of the shadow cast by her misery
on those she loved Yet her condition is
real. Her nerves are strained to the
point of torture Lack OF. appetite and
loss of sleep increase her weakness.
Such q condition may, in general be
traced 70 disease of the delicate womanly
organism, cure for which is found in
the use of Dr. Pierces Favorite Pre-
scdption II establishes regularity, heals
Inflammation and liberation and cures
female weakness. 1t tranquilizes the
nerves, encourages the appetite and in
duces refreshing sleep.
% I lad beer a constant sufferer from uterine
disease for five years.p writes Mrs. ] A. Steurts
of Yankee Dam CLAY Co, West Virginia uRud
for six months previous 20 taking your medicine
I was not out Of my room Could not walk or
staud, as there was such pain and drawing IN
left side and bearing down weight In region Of
uterus, accompanied with soreness. suffered
constantly with headache pain in back, shout
dcrs arms and chest and could not sleep nor
lie down when had taken three bottles Of
the medicine the periods were regulated, I
was not so nervous. could sleep well, and the
pain Ia side and bearing down had vanished
Ny health IS better al this time than II has been
In Ave years.
DR.. Pierce's Pellets stimulate the liver.
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news editor on the Chronicle hoo'|
new afternoon paper j.
Judge James f. Hill, a proInli1eaa .,' ~ Y
ney Of Livingston, Texas, arElle !.l III i 4
terday on business and Is quafleisu =
Rice hotel. uu
Mr.. Sam f. Hill Of the iria No.. 2. n \
IIlll, attorneys at Livingston. ~. isa'' M
the city on professional npsine's
stopping at the Rice hotel.
Sergeant T. Cullen Of The, S "a y,
lice department, accompanied ps W
Grconough Of New Bedfora' M',S A,
guest of the Hutchins house iV'
two. r.,,,
Mr.. j. r. wallace Of Henderssegn.o , ii 4 !.
leading business man. was w us' vlll II
city on business yesterday III ma a.
for home over the lnternalioinna,
Northern railroad this mornlns ,,s
Ex-Governor j. 5. Hcgg was Il h 4
the Logan last night oehs ~ caBrA
home TO Austin from a trlP ne COTS
where he visited the well el ,ptsrs
Mining company, In wmch ~ n 1 y
lie win probably go NoF'u :
time
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Smoke El caballero
cigar In the city,
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commissioners 30 . Wao0l

Dr. S. Romine left yesterdA' .,,,,Ir,
where today he will atleno cmea
the commissioners appolntsa y ~ l,r
Sayors to handle the analfs 4 IL hs
trial school for Girls, for El s,oas .
a legislative appropriation =, 1 ss
Romine is chairman of a cV s..,arss Z
pointed by the Houston M ilierests 4 81
sociation to represent IT,, l ltion Of D.
ton In securing the loca''V'
stitution at this place. sommlsslorg ,
Mr.. W. d. Cleyelandd' S Nh sIs0 ~
this senatorial district W"
the Waco meeting
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worth Knowing About

No need Of cutting Of Nm -"in siisi
or a mans cheek or nose - p sappiy Ny.
To cure cancer. No need - toSrffnrus =
plasters to the flesh ana sarIps BIZ
already weak from sua SUI ssfe ~.
blood Balm tB. r. ~ glsess 55orribls NJ
and certain cure. The mos' hrpss,. W
OF cancer of the FACE, ors agll K
mouth stomach; large ooseirsistin
Gers. eating. fostering soreS'+ sTrlbs liel
ple. catarrh. rheumatism an al s'
scabby skin diseases' e,o6i ~ Botanl, y
fully treated and cnreu ny Sfw
Balm tB. r. b, Drussi ~ the Inv
~ ~ fo stn, by descrihins ,,has
ana writing blood Balm co. ~
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MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL.
The Police Department Came in for Great
Deal of Discussion.
An Appeal from the Chief-Legalty of Civil Service
Board to Be Tested by the Courts-The
Grooved Girder Rail.

The city council had another long drawn
out session yesterday afternoon AMI last
night rhe meeting was scheduled to cont
mence at p m. In order to take up the
appeal of Police OFFICER Martin Forrest
for four and half months salary ne claims
TO be due him for the time he was sus.
pended from the force pending the filing
OF charges agnst him and his reinstatement
by the civil service board.
It was $50 however before quorum
arrived and the board was called together
and when it was suggested after the miu-
utcs had hcen read to take NJ the Forrest
case Alderman Aubcrin who was the last
10 come IN. raised the point that this was
now out OF order ana the time Tor the hear
ing had passed and the ease would 60
over by default This view OF the matter,
however, was not shared by the mayor and
the balance Of the council and it was de
cided TO 90 into the ease.
-
The charges against o6cer Forrest were
asked for. chief Blackburn, who was
present. said he had hled them with The
civil service board when the case was ori-
sinally heard.
Alderman Miller. secretary Of the board
said the charges then preferred Wore verbal
but as secretary of the board he had tuiu-
utes OF the meeting which Indicated whit
the charges were, but those minutes were
at his home.
He Was given time TO produce them and
1t was decided to 70 ON with the regular
business until Alderman Millcrs return.
AL the aldermen were present except
Alderman usNcrion. absent from the eily.
~
Petitions We're '"en taken np and tae
pcrItIon was reached from caurtt.to- r.. J..
g..
Hhe'' N"'s' l'' ''' ''l." F'''''- H'' "itA
accepted t She .nDurl ussluE for q
adjudication of Ills tract Co., protect Nln
iu rl.,. hp is unable H.. secure The rAuruer
brick specified u ,u. contract.
Alderman Thompson opposed making amy
change whatever lg tle contract Ii called
Tor Tnulbor brick aud ae wanted 1850 loon
hole 90 which TIE contractor could avoid
furnishing exactly what 'ac contract called
for.
Mr.. Shea was heard on the petition He
said ne desired d" Furnish the Ihurbei
brick. hlt SIMPLY o-- a"l want 10 le Al"
self up in ta's WAY. u 1T should 'e i"lA.
IRmpo~,.A'e 'ot ..A To- tls 1ack. L''
Thurb,r hr.tF iIt No. dill "a VAN to n-
lied up, 70 ThuHgr 3ries Or u'fumg \
hS Tiu'G i,, a"' l"u. .1',h n' Won.
brick equally as good.
Snppose,' said he tho Thurhrr work.
sloutn ihln or theN H1ppld nave a siFih'
EreNentlns fhesr furnishing the brick then
See the attitude ] would ue in
49,, N"u ~ nane u" .h9e. tln9' Iephe
tl ,,'''' ts''ii l ,"H 10 lh'.L'ut ~ ~
yonr repcfy In safting ,t'i lt,7 ~
80 h~t. 80 H7tah F. q au,' ~ i,,''il'ta
psy ~, 1911 Mr ,i, ~ SariE NJ VIZ w9.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

take pleasure In notifying my friends
and the travelling public that have again
taken active charge Of the management of
llotcl Salgc al AuStin, Texas. aud / extend
to all cordial invitation and welcome 10
make this hostclry their headquarters when
In Austin. The service Is hrst-class In
every respect and every attention Is given
guests The hotel rs conducted on the Euro.
Reau plan and the cafe a la carte. VIII.
Ham II. Sglge.
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Mr.. l.. Housman the merchant tailor OF
No. 2iO Fanuin street, hegs to announce
his return about October from the East
ern markets, where he has purchased
full line Of imported and domestic wooden
suitBgs. and Is wen prepared to serve the
trade cordial invitation Is extended 10
his patrons and friends 10 call Suits
made on weekly or monthly payments TO
responsible persons
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ORDINANCES.

lllliN.k MES.
by Alderman OIcary-An ordinance re
auirlug that am plycmcnts torn I'M by wafer
or gas cpmpunir, for LAYING mines bc re-.
paired satisfactorily under crrtaIu pcnaitics.
RcterrcI TO tho ordinance committee
~ Alderman Miller An ordinance de-
Huiug "a dance bausc as I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
o. legitimate theatre Referred To ordi-
nance committee
amending the oil tank ordinance Refcrred
TO ordnance committee.
The ordinance committee reported favor
ably upon the ordinance providing that in
bad weather the fronts OF street cars be
closed In, Adopted
ror Ign'lr al,u LuE o. tne op
H., ,r1to,,,,,,' ,.lhthit "'',a'' 90 No.
iriu,. nnrsnns Nv or 80" Haer ann an bn
,rn,,51 tbHt - ~, " "t ~ III -ne
IT, thHt rfTer, c ~ Sn, a" S SiGnr',,,
Robinson subuitirJ a mtnoritv reno.t IN,
oriup mo ndnnt{on - M nrjiranre ma
minority rrnorr va. adnnted
Nldrrmrn Hcr,ctf NH 1I,r0Iv ~ inc
ordinance committee reportej adversely
nnnu thp or5i,,',,,, ~, nto,,5 ,bo ,rI.s ~
ii coi,ncil a., .,t "utsrN ~ 80 - ou ",
,,noti,,.r ,,,ri. ~, '.',,,cn e., ~ '
a,n, ,i ,Ss 81 we ot b ~ Pg Mn, oh
tn d. "a a., tT, ,,..,,,A M IL -
Violation ,r ,l," 6avtn Win ,.ots IN
ibr n,3yor RI" ,igbt 70 nrnsido ar iii
uretin@s NI,,,,,5I,' p"i,inson s,hn'it,ad
81 r,irnrity ,, ,'''' "a ,,n,.in,, ~, nrdin5,rc
0 n",r' ,.tt6 observation-disclosures
I's., aus ." "''i""s WI" parliamentary
rb. p,f,,,ri+y r..,,,r+ uos ,dontcd ma
rba ,rdingrrn nlo,rd an its 5rst second
md ti,f,1 r,, t, ,'',v aIn,,t.sl 1vho r,a,n.
.,,,,. .n,+i.t. tGt W. -,.n,tlI v,r, tho ar
,Iin1r,, s, ,1,, NJ ne ,,,cDtjr, WV
Inc ,.ii,,,,.. ~, ,ttt,r Src-,,,,od ,,no,
, w. Iil ull'iite .I,mthlt ~ IVP"sLou u t3
r. "a ,uim66 na,. Un soIilriSin,,
,r5t ~" ~ Observation-Disclosures,
gS.' W. u' ~, M"iNS' 1911, 1911, ,i.'l'o
''t' stint ~ lti'ltVu 1" "''"'"'5 '"' an
'ftl,i'N, Au'pte1. ,,, ~
.,,,. 'anH"iyI was I'm, n
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hnn Nrm CITY pIREIIv0l... "a

Morrison & Fouimy unabIIe q % b
attention Of the business N Hoasso1
contain, as heretofore earthente. VI.
ers Tor the 1902 book are ,b S order Y, Y
patrons win please see are are ios WI W.
Tor directory advertlsl9ssy and Dusin'r
& Fourmy's Houston cit3
rectory combined -
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time on account OF Injuty sustained while
IN IN tns service as an ioflcer engaged in
pr. Brumby. said he had treated the pc.
utoner aud he was so seriously hurt as
20 dsqualify him from work for several
Petition referred to police committee.
mayor and chief OF police.
REP0RTs.f
The finance committee returned with
their approval the reports Of the treasurer
Tor May, June aud July and Of the asses
sor and collector for May and June
Adopted.
The finance committee reported fayorably
upon me petitions OF the following citizens
! tor relief on taxes: G. W. Harral y.
Jackson, Mrs. Mary A. Mcdonald, +. K.
King George w, Sherrlck. A. W L0u-
, Nirs Susan Ma M,a,lgYrs. Maggie + Tanner,
The finance committee reported fayorably
/ upon the petition Of George A. Byers FOR
ul0WRuce OF attorney Zee. Adopted.
The finance committee reported fayOrably
| on petitions Of IL. H. McLaughliu and j
" Huddieston that school warrant held
/ py, them be received for taxes. Adopted.
The finance committee reported favurabiv
{ upon petition of Miss Mabel Hsiner for
use OF pavement coupons in payment Of
/ city Electrician George. to whom was
/ referred the motion of Alderman Thomns
/ OF 10y property owners on the east side OF
! caroline street, between Rusk aud Walker.
epGoae comp4 ,yS r5porrd tSa Wop6eep
! Hcnshaw Of the telephone company had
/ Promised TO have the nuisance complained
! or nhAlcd. Adopted
The dre and finance committees recon-.
| nended that sufficient amount Of ground
/ be Set aside IN sam Houston park, at the
hhor,l cnd Of H., BALDWIN street for az engine
s,,scI,i,,ti n ma, dne mayor nave plans and
'l5T6e noiic. ca a,aug lt once, aa"pted
amiucd mud apnrorcd ~ ,o,,nr tS' w ~, ~
/ culel Of police for July and August, also
gust Adoptcd pO'''''' court LOT Au-
The police committee reported favorabIv
upon petitions Of Police officers CahjiI ana
/ ANTHONY Tor nav for Inn, iost ,,.i aIa' n.t'
Adopted ""'' SIN
was r9fprrad tha M zee, TO W3oM
/ of the Houston Elrcrric Street RniItvSv
/ company i'm reference to tbc fn,tiiiiv ~ ~
/ the company to provide n proovcd girdnr
rail IN time for the prospective paving, re.
I ported that they had investigated the
( gr0oycd rail IN another CITY and found II
very much in favor and they recommend
that none but the rrpoycd nirdpr rain be
used on the streets to he paved In the near
future; as to the Inability Of the Houston
CITY street Railway company to secure the
/ GrouYed rail- they submit the following
telegram;
/ Austin Miller. Engineer.
ilurusburE, Pa 5 ptember % We have
sale, section 255, ~ tons: section 25G, 1853
tons; both second quality; - tons latter
SsclIon hISi quality; 3u-foot lougths, with
the uSual hHprts'
ehnsylNnnla Steel Company
~ Trrp"il u4I"pIeu
Ihr board Of public works reported rec
ommending the acceptance of the bid Of
E'' ny lor EfaNeling charities aud
' ~ lttv't9 iINil EtMnknn 10 BnHAlo
-,ir'ts, Llelr bid being S0233 % Laid over
NY, ,u"H'u ON motion OF Alderman l.. T..
N1,l'
,,,,,,,u.ii iInu az pl punut VOTES reported rec
NJ Thiei FOR cnrst'ctiTS, =. ~ ,n p,l nlu or D
gtre,t IRON ron L@ GUS In 20 Baldwin
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Alderman Miller asked the chief how u
was that he recognized the hoard in ono
case aud not In anOtlCr calling aHtnuon
to the fact that he had rcrOEulHcu lht
board ln other instances IN preterring
charges against officers.
Tho attorney was asked for an opinion
lie said that the charter PROV sion creating
an authority for Che board 90 regulate Tue
police force was not worth thc paper u
stitmiion nXcd the tenure of office Of pgute
officers, and Dc could not be- disturbed 10y
the civil service board, as the stare e"u-
stitutlon was gn instrument superior 20
the city charter.
held the opinion that except for cause ihe
CHIEF ANA mayor had no right Co put any
officer on the force without referring the
matter t0 thc council for au invcs. igati.n
lof tho charges against them. They were
confirmed hy the council and the couhti
certainly had the right 90 investigate
charges against them before uisInlssin
them Alderman Thompson scored the
chief Tor his refusal to- appear before the
board. ic said In lOuktd very mitch like
n made difference whose oN was E0reu.
The charter WIS used as mere convent
rncc; 10 was unconstitutional lu one case
and constitutional iu another. just TO suit
particular conditions Un did not believe
Do Jhis way of making Hsh uf one aud
pui a stop 90 this otdniH' tavurtism. lie
had no personal interest in Officer Proctor.
hUt hr wanted 10 sro Cine laws carried ,u..
Alderman Robinson moved tAut bilcer
Proctor be retu~tutyd.
Alderman Aungrrlu objected 90 interior.
Ing with the authority of tn gmei
Alderman Thompson said bc had hiS
pocket tuil of motions passed hy this couH-
I'.- inSirurtiuE certain things to Nn duu"
Ignored, aud thc council was being blamed
He WuUu like tu know whether H mott
fh" cnicf of police was superior Goo the
Alderman sonuou moved os substitute
. 10 Alderman EahWsuu'~ motion ihHt thc
petition ot bih.er Proctor le referred TO
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smoke El Caballero cigars, the best So
cigar In the city,
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DR. w II. ECKHARDT
has removed his office from the Rice bo,el
to reoms 2l7 and 2iS. Binz building
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DIR. DE LIPCSEY

Has changed his Offices from the Binx into
the AooFe-Burnett Bldg, room No. 2os.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-31

ate suffering and actually cure, as Pc
runa does. -Four bottles completely
cured me OF cataITh OF the head OF sew
eral years standing, and If my hus-
band feels badly, or either OF us catch
cold, we at once take Peruna, and in
day or two il has thrown the sick
ness out OF the system. Mrs. Fred
erick Williams.
Mrs. W. A. Allison, OF 759 Sheffield
avenue, Chicago. ILL.,, is the Assistant
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The SALESWOMAN
WHY 1T IS SOMETIMES HARD FOR
HER TO BE PLEASANT.


T~~ INC hsANesfsiss J1s<sai
Have yon ever stopped to think that
the position Of saleswoman in q
large dry goods store is particularly
trying ones Working long hours, be-
ing compelled TO stand most OF the
time and being expected 10 look
pleasant regardless OF suffering which
che may be enduring. Is IL amy wonder
that weak, nervous women find il inn
possible 10 follow this oeeupaiions
Everyone will he interested in the ex-
perlenee Of Miss Nellie II. Tomlinson
Of 3ils Minnehaha avenue, Mime
apoiis. MINI. who Is clerk in one
Of the large dry goods stores OF that
city. She says;
when | wss eight years Of age
had the scarlet fever and il left me
with weak kidneys and complication
OF diseases | mas nervous and finally
became 80 bad that ! lief, school and
did mot go for am entire term. had
headache all the tim. and was soo ir-
risablr 10 talk with any ono. The
lrAss earisenins seemed TO make nay
heart fiu,srr and fainsing spell |
would follow Al times became 80 /
diary that ! would have 10 sit down /
until the feeling PASSED away. Ny |
blndd seemed 10 have turned 10 water
and had no color whatever In my
face. MAS ner. skeleton and had
To lie down several times during the
dag. had one OF the best physicians
In tho city but he did not help me.
My parents resd about DR.. vii.
lissns' Pink Pills for Pale People In
one OF our city papers and shongas IL
would s~ wise for inc 10 give them q
trial began 10 gcs better whcn
bad sakcn the first box and by the
Iisar had usxd s~o and half boxes
| ~ss cured. can perform with ease
my duties as clerk In a dry gucds
tore. ! was never so we'll az ! am
oiay and IL 10 all due 20 DIR. vii
Jams Pink Pulls for Pale People" L
Signed.
NELLIE N. ToMLfNsoN.
Subscribed and sworn 10 t.cforc mn
his sdsh day Of December. 1900.
r. N. Thompson. II
Seal Notary Public.
Al all druggists or direct from DR. :
Williams Medicine Co.. Schenectady
I. v Price 50 cents per box;
'oxc.. ~ 80. =
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Mrs. Edward Stevens Of Carthage,
l N. y, writes as follows:
Il now take pleasure in notifying
you that my husband has entirely re-
covered from Ccatarrh. He is well
man. to-day, thanks TO you and Peru
ma He took six bottles Of your med
icinc as directed, and ii proved to he
Just the thing for him. His appc-
lite is good and everything he eats
seems TO agree with him. His cough
has left him and he is gaining in
Hesh, and seems to be well every way.
] hope others will try your medicine
and receive the benefits that we
have. Mrs. Edward Stevens.
When the catarrh reaches the
throat il is called tonsilitis, or larny-
gifts. Cstarrh OF the bronchial tubes
10 called bronchitis; catarrh OF the
lungs, consumption. Any internal
remedy that will cure catarrh in one
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-31

MatroD OF the Peo-
pie Is Hospital.
She has the follow
ing to say about
Peruna:
II have had fire.
quent opportuni-
ties to observe the
wonderful curative
effects OF Peruna
especially on per-