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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

Sc tnlinOr Sing.
Smutt 3rQt. gitts6urqb,
pd., W}urts IA. - 2tnoren Carnegie
bar oprettet ct 5ono poa 4 Miaioner
Dollars til peniioner til gamle, ubpq
tige Qtrbejoere fra Ssirmaet Gorne9ic
8c 60, iamt l UliIlion til Oprettelle
b9 8ebligebploelie of 9ibliotefer /
8perne 8raoloct, 6omeiteao og On
Ipelsne.
Ulr. Carnegie tiger bl. a. en-
Samtdle ON. bborleoes pengene Tfdl
benpttes: Renterne af De 4 Ulidioner
ital bruges til at unoerboloe 2(rbei
oere, iom min 9ienefte er tomuet
I'll Staoe og iaaleoes qiort arbeio8
Ieie, sller til Gfterluote al Q(r6eioerre
lom unOer 2lrbejoe for Carnegie &
50. er tommet al 8a9e.
Il lon9bnelie. WdIbington,
.. s., DARTS IA. - Sol. Wiaiam
6drep 9anger, getp gort. bar Da3
mootaget ltonGDnelie til asiiIterenoe
arigsminiIter.
3oGtit. Sort Scott, &anIas,
Marts Is. - Gn iterre 2(sIurances
forening, iom be ienere Oar bar
bait en- tilipnelabenoe COB 6remqau9,
er pluOielig ramlet iammen % maats
tet ertlGre fig fauit.
Gfter 5orlpoenoe man9ler 5orret=
ningen $4,000 for al tunne beIDr9e
llobetalingerne 5alitten pil mulig.
ois bragg Ilere meo fig.
Gutter 8ehfta6. Wai6.
ington, .. g., Marts Is. - Oct
Rpgte, Der bar pGret oppe ON. at
9ene3ueIas aegerinQ ItulOs pare
minore gunitig TENT mob be J6r
eneoe Stater, er 5el9e 9ene3uelos
Wiiniiter Ter aloeles orebet ub al
auften. Ri8tignot inbrgmmer ban,
al presieu bar ubtalt fig temmefg
itarpt; men fom llnbitDloning giper
ban nogle bbasIe 9(rtitler dmeritona
lie Blade, iom ben bar iet iiQ nebIez
act til at tdge til @enmPle imoo; men
ellers er gene3uela lutter Smil a
elitoGrOigbeo operfor DC 6oreneOe
Stater.
SDftematiIfe 9ebra9es
rier. Tiles, Wi6., U1art8 -. -
Ru er bet ubenfor al 3pipl, at adss
iereren beo 5irit Rotional gant, S.
u. Sobnion, bprer 6ele Stploen for
9antens 5aait. San bar 2larebi8
bebraget 8anien for qanIte enorme
Summer. georogeriei ifal babe bq
ret Iaa ipitematiIi ipprtiat, at ban
enoog htnOe foruoie, naar Opoa9elien
df bans 9tbrd1erier biloe finoe Sfeb,
bporfor ban ben allerfibfe 3io bar
itilt fig uf meb ale line fate Glen
BONNIE Der 9pen
ganten pil nappe ie ia / Stanb
til at betale mere emo 80 psf.
Willtonar ogo. Manaes
miIionGren 5ran MatbioIen er. paa
ct 8sis9 i paris, bisie 9age az
gaoet oeb 0goen, efterlaoenoe aae
fine Rigoomme til FIN 6uitru. III
Osoe bar tibligere aasierer for Sut=
tertruiten.
8olbIom 9rdno. gldtttn
til 5orscug iprdns ct 3er en- af
eloperports (ap) Gasleoninger, og
en- frp9telig SlO opitob.
Sterite Oelen of 9pen ldgbes /
4fte, oe ca. 1000 Mennefter, omtrent
0alObelen at 9pens Snbbpegers, blep
bu8biloe.
Gt 9jalpetoG Iom oflenbtes fra
9ouispille, Tom fsrit ba bet bar umus
Zig at rebbe 8pen. glanbt be br9no
tie 9pgninser bar en- Strife os 8pens
TO 9oteaer.
&oniulerne flb9ter. Was
mia, Wldrts IA. - Snfurgenternes
6anoelsforbinbelle meb 8iscapas
9erne er fulbit9nbis soelagt.
qgitnant 5reo. R. popne, iom
le. m ma =, Anrnna Onnnahaaha ona.,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

0enne 3ilTeiclie iDnes at ipbe ben
Getnine, al gn9lono pil inobiloe ger=
ben, at oct itte ier 5aren for en- 2rig
meo 3uslano, saer osiaa, at 8e9crin-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

Q8ui6inqton, Starts IA. - 3DIt=
lano bar after bit lit 6aaroe Sinoe=
laQ oberfor aina. 8et er 6leoen
meooelt 6ertil, at &eiier 8ilbelm for
LANCER en- urimelig GrItutning al
ainu, og at ben lfal betales itrat5.
8uslano itaur Idmmen meo Qlmeriid
at @eianoterne ital beitemme en- Ois
Sum % benne Derefter foroeles eftey
6orbolbstal.
Gnglano lamitemmer meo SpIfs
lamb, gitrig og 95talien ligeidd. mems
,5apan er tpiplrnabi9 Sdpan frQga
ter nemlig. at ct lligt badrot 5orlan-
genoe oil tunne fremifpnoe ainas De
linq,
&oct6ia ar6eioer i6aroiqt paa at
pinoe aoncerten for bet amerifanlte
Spn.
6orpprigt er Situotionen 9rumme
farlig. Den brittiIfe aommaaoant
3;en=3 Iien Itol babe til 6enIiat al be-
nDtte Magt for at uporiOe gtusiernc
fra g2a6olaget. og / iau 3ilfaloe bar
man 9rigen, maaite en- @eroenstrig
ildmmenne.
Den ru8iiIfztineiiite Operen5fomIt
bcitemmer ganIte rigti9t Maniduriets
3ilbagegioelie; men be 8etingelier,
Der forores berfor, er fattiif af pen
geifafien6eo, at 3uslanb bil faa
Oper6errebemmet; en- Rusier ltdl
Iaalebes inoe6aOe soerIte uogbenOe
WDnoiqbeo, omtrent Iom ben engeI.
Ite gicetonge / Snoien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

g8ien, Warts IA. - Gn officielt
inIpireret MeOoelelie fra Ct. 4etersz
borg til opolitii6e 6orreiponten3"
gaar ub paa, at ben ru8iiIte 9eiattelz
ie of UlanI4uriet tun er en- forelebig
i7or6olosregel, o9 iaa lurgt ira trus
enOe for De sOri9e U}agter, at 9fu5=
lano toertimoo forlangte al &inu,
at bet itulbe gaa ino paa 9oncertens
5orlangenoer, boi5 Def rogeniinoe pn=
6coe gluslano no af Wani6uriet
igcn. Gn egte rasiiit Diplomats
itreg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16
MeS opplaatebt SaiOnettcr.

Qonbon, NorN5. - Sra 8ien=
3fen meloer Reutsrs Bureau. g.
8usitrne bet omiiriote 3erritorium
bar optal!et 9ebs9rabe o9 oOer'or oem
itaar ct 2ompa8ni en9clit 3ropper
(0onQ=aon9 'Rt9imentet) mems toROm=
pagnier Maoras. Bionerer boloes / Re
i,roc anoer @nfsrie! al Wajor SObn=
ION.
3iens8l lsn, Marts l5.; @n9l9noer=
ne er blepen betDoelig Iorlt9rteoe O9 ct
iienotliqt llobruo er NOR forefpaenoe
iaafrent 3uslerue lite tr9tter Jig till
ba9e.
9isie 3ele9rammer, iom antpoe bet
trrlie, ipl9es al ct mere ountelt.
9nnoon, Marts ID. - s oct en9el=
lie llnoerbus bar st &egerin9smtolem
paa en- 5oreipsr9iel iparei, at 8uslono
9sr 6orbrin9 paa bet ontpiltete Sm=
raooe 6sl9e en- bet af 3ina tioli9ere
tilltaaet isorret. Re9erin9ea bar lite
Ienot ierliee Snitruttioner. oa De brit-
title Clilcerer unoer sinaafferen bar
bilt Ell bibtsaaenoe Gorionli9b,bs-
Nano.
Oenne 3ilFsiclie iDnes at tpoe ben
Getnino, at gnolono bill inobiloe 0er-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16

8oniulerne fIpgter. Ma
mia, Marts IA. - Snlurgenternes
0anoelsforbinbelle meo 0iscopas
gerne er fuloitanOis sbelagt.
qeitnant 5reb. R. papne, iom
tommanbereoe aanonbaaben ,pomz
Evening star., 1901-02-05
CASUALTIES IN THE PHrLsPPrNEs.


Gen. Macarthur Cables List of Re-
Gently Killed and wounded.
General MacArthur's latest casualty list
Is as follows:
Killed-January Q. Terragona, Leyte.
Company NJ. 43d Volunteer Infantry. Ed
ward MCGUIRE: February 2, near Tayun,
Luzon. Acting Assistant Surgeon Charles
b. Ross; Company d. 5th Infantry, Cor
poral Fred Monchief. Corporal John d.
Campbell, Charles B. Fleming: Company A.
9th Infantry, Elwood B. Warner
Wounded-Company ID, 5th Infantry, Cor
poral Thomas Feeney, wounded in leg below
knee. serious; Martin III. Bergen, wounded
IN leg above knee, slight: William w
Heaps, wounded in abdomen serious; Com
pany c, 9Th United States Infantry Sim
Eubanks hip severe: December IL, Igca-
bucaco. Panay, Company NJ. 18th Volun.
teer Infantry. Corporal John Conway,
wounded In back, slight: Walter Bruffee
face. severe; January 25, San Antonio
Luzon, Company NJ, 18th Regiment United
States Infantry, Patrick Horan, wounded
In arm. serious: Corporal Michael j. Nc
Adams, wounded in arm, moderate; near
Maragondon, 46th Regiment United States
volunteer Infantry. Captain Robert j.
Reaney, wounded in hand slight: San
Pablo. Luzon, Company G., 49th Regiment
United States Volunteer Infantry. Benny
Williamson, wounded in head, slight; Com
pany b, 49th Regiment United States VOL
unteer Infantry, William Admondson,
wounded in leg above knee, moderate.
Evening star., 1901-02-05
Affirmative Side Wins,

Chi Epsilon Fraternity of this city last
night debated the question affirming that
organized labor is a benefit to the laboring
classes Messrs. Vaughan Copeland and
Dous argued in the affirmative. and were
awarded the decision. Messrs Gutshall
Meyer and Knight debated from the Mega
tive standpoint.
Evening star., 1901-02-05
Funeral of Thomas Tyler Stewart.

Funeral services were held yesterday af-
ternoon at the First Congregational Church.
10th and G streets. over the remains of
Thomas Tyler Stewart. The body was
taken to Georgetown. Ohio, for interment
beside that of the wife of the deceased.
Mr.. Stewart served faithfully in the civil
war and afterward held government Do
sltions in this city, and then became cash.
Ter of the Union Savings Bank He re-
tred from active business several years
Evening star., 1901-02-05

Warranted 10 years:
with finest lenses. with
cord. case E9 1S
and hook. -. s&S
VIII wear as well as
70 Gold Glasses. We
examine each eye separ-
ateiy and guarantee sat
isfacffon. A. KAHN,
esHttcian, - y =. ".
Evening star., 1901-02-05
VALENTINES.
VALENTINES.

fourteenth of February the day for these little
Cupid This little has made house his headquarters
selection of sentimental
t,resque assortment in this city, from &c. up the finest
IN CONNECTION WITH THIS VALENTINE TN
SALE WE OFFER 1000 SWEETHEARTS AT, EA.. II W.
Series, of aracvey bound novels with pictorial col
orcd paper covers, with such titles S these
The Coonet Shame Womans Error the Mystery of Code
Fell, Womans War; Thorn Heart, Mad Love- Fiery Or
deal Eveyns Folly Repnted Leisure Woman Temptation The
Sin OF Lifetime Romance of Black Veil The English Orphans
Homestead the Hillside Tempest and Sunshine, She Loved Him.
The Unseen Bridegroom Blind Dams Daughter Magaene NOw E
e Husband Lena Rivers Meadow Brook and Others Remember
these books special for this Valentine sale
Evening star., 1901-02-05
MARRIED.,

LtiNAlU-McCAtLEY. On January &c 1901 Miss
JULIA McCAtLEI OF Washing ton ID. e. and
Mr.. JAMES LtNAiiD of Philadelphia, Pa.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-25
There is No Remedy Just as Good as Peruna

A great many catarrh remedies are ad-
vertised. One can scarcely pick up a
medical journal or a newspaper without
seeing a dozen OF more remedies recon-
mended for catarrh. 1t is no wonder that
many people are confused and unable to
decide which of these many catarrh rem
edies are the best.
Thus 1t is a multitude of men and
women are persuaded 10 try some catarrh
remedy which they think is just as good
as Peruna. We are receiving thousands
of letters all the time from people who
have made this mistake Not only do
they fail to receive any benefit. but
precious time is wasted, and sometimes
positive harm is done. Peruna has many
imitators, but no real rivals. There is
no other remedy for catarrh just as good
as Peruna. Let no friend or neighbor
persuade you to try anything else first
Everything depends upon getting the
right remedy. Nothing can be safely sub
stituted for Peruna
We would therefore caution all reo-
pie against accepting these substitutes.
Insist upon having Peruna. There is no
other internal remedy for catarrh that
will take the place of Peruna. Allow no
one to persuade you to the contrary.
w. E, Birch, fruit grower, Alton, Va,
writes:
1.-THE country is so flooded with patent
medicines of every kind, worthless and a
humbug, that l am glad for one to be
able to say have found one that is
everything and more than is claimed
for it.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-25
BIG FACTORY IN RUINS
RUNAWAY SWITCH ENGINE DOES
100000 DAMAGE.


GAINESVILLE, Wis. Aug. PA North
western railway engine and box car
plunged through the GAINESVILLE Canning
factory plant this evening. The building
was just finished at a cost Of S15AG00. and
is now In ruins. Thirty thousand tin cans
were smashed and all the costly special
machinery was ruined.
The loss will reach over 100000 The
plant was just finished and was ready to
go to work Monday. The engineer and
fireman left the engine and car on g,
grade 100 yards from the building and
went to see where to put the car. Engine
and car suddenly started down the grade
Jumped the track and went through one
end Of the building. There can be no
canning this season.
P. Hohenzel Jr. is manager. The com
pany has other factories al Cassville.
Wis, and points in Iowa. Engineer John
Baker was IN charge of the switch en-
CINE. No one was injured
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-25
SUES ron DAMAGES.
Indian Wife Brings Action Against
school superintendent.

Indian Wife Brings Action Against
school superfnt endent.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Aug. 24-Le-
Lamp uc-Ea- Chez has commenced suit
In the United States circuit court, in this
csty, asking judgment in the sum of
$4,000 and costs against the former
Indian agent and superintendent of the
indian school at Toledgo. Le-Lah- PUG
1<a-Chee, who is a tribal indian tired
OF the thraldom of the school room, and
received some shrewd advice how to
escape from it. Friends pointed out to
her that if she We're married she could
not he compelled to attend school even
though she were a minor.
She accordingly married Ta-Ta-Pi-Cha.
another tribal Indian. Then the Indian
agent and the superintendent of the
school forcibly separated her from her
husband and She was kept a prisoner in
the indian school building. A petition
alleging that she was not allowed to par
ticipate in school exercises or to COM
munieate with her husband or her
friends was fled Stress is laid on the
two months separation from her hus-
band and it is alleged that she suffered
great physical pain and distress.
Judge Shiras, in a decision rendered in
1880, held that an Indian squaw even
though minor, could not longer be
compelled to attend school; that the
authority of the Indian agent over her
as guardian ceased with her marriage.
Now Iouc-Ka-Chee brings action
for damages for false and malicious inn
prisonment.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-25
MURDERED BY HOBOES
PAUL snGRATH IS KILLED BY
TRAEIIss ON CATTLE TRAIN
Grain Crew Not Aware Of the Trag-
ody Until Lincoln Was Reached
-sheriG Altar the
Murderers.

LITTLE FALLS, Mimi, Aug. PA
most horrible and cold-blooded murder
was perpetrated about o'clock this
morning on a moving cattle train. bound
for the West, about three and one-half
miles from this city.
Two brothers, John and Paul McGrath.
We're held up by the hoboes, and John
was shot dead by a bullet in his left
breast.
Paul McGrath, as soon as the trouble
commenced, escaped to the top OF the
car, but they followed him up, took what
money he had and then threw him back
into the car. closed the doors and jumped
of. The train crew were not aware OF
the murder until the train reached Lin
ccln The body was brought co town this
morning and an inquest VIII be held this
afternoon.
The brother gave what descriptions he
could Of the men, and Sheriff Tanner is
busy looking for them. officers think they
have a clew to one of them in d fellow
that was at Myotts restaurant this morn
ing and acted very strangely when told
about the affair, and Immediately got up
and left town. He answers the descTip-
ton of one of the men.
l.e murdered man was shot sfter he
vas robbed. The BIcGraths are from
Rush City, Mimi.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-25
SENTENCE C0MMUTED,
Military Government in Philippines
Exercfaas Cfelsle1acx.

WASHINGTON; Aug 24-The war
department has received number Of
orders from the division Of the Phillip
pines containing facts regarding the
trials of different persons charged with
various crimes from murder to aiding
ana ana abetting the enemy Of the United
states. The most important is the trial
of Brix Haelterman, a Belgian, who
was charged with furnishing the enemy
with money, in violation of the laws of
war. In the specifications brought be-
lore the military commission, it is point
s cd oQtsthat 1aelteTguan enjoyed certain
privileges as a neutral The specific sums
en- and the dates upon which the money
was furnished. Haelternaan also was
charged with furnishing the enemy with
provisions and harhoring the enemy, and
generally violating the laws Of war. He
was found guilty ron nearly every
case was reviewed by Gen. Macarthur,
VINO says that ''the sentence is wholly
warranted by the evidence, but the rap
Idly passing away Of thB condition Of
war moves the department. commander
to recommend that the sentence be COM
muted, and this is done by fixing the
sentence at imprisqnmentd for fifteen
years.
Private John English, company H, For
tieth volunteer infantry, was convicted
IN Mindanao Of deSertion, and found
guilty and sentenced to death Gen. Kol-
De, IN reviewing this case. says the court
martial tried four other cases, two of
them involving death sentences, and he
severely eriticises the methods, charging
gross earelessness AMI neglect of duty
Under the circumstances, he is unwilling
to Inf1ict the Death penalty. and conn
mutes the sentence 70 tz9S1Ve years inn
prisdnnlent.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-25
WAR TO THE KNIFE
HEFU BEsEC-as FACTIONS IN gVIscoN-
SIZE GRAPEs54sHG Az ONE Az
OTHER s. gaBo ATS
sTALWARTs VS.. IL TOILETTE
sfilions to BE spent, fisf Necessasy,
10 Prevent Els denomination
Hope for the Dem.
ocrats.

BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis, Aug. a.
-(Special. 1.-The rumblfngs of the pend
ing political storm that threatens to
break up the Republican party in Wis
acensin, is audible to any one with the
least political wisdom. Millions viii be
subscribed to defeat La Toilette in the
next state convention, if necessary 1t
is the new machine against the old one
La Toilette has built up one Of the best
organizations the present generation has
W.tnessed-young men full OF enthIsi-
asfn and fight, loyal to their young
chieftain when not tempted by too great
a price, which, sad to say, g, few of them
are beginning to accept, excusing their
action on the plea of harmony.
The old stalwaTt machine has millions
OF money back of it and is guided by
veterans keen and unscrupulous VINO hope
to win by fair or foul means over the
ambitious young governor, whom they
denounce as a Populist. The stalwarts Of
tie state have the money power with
them almost to q man; the Germans are
with them on the fight against the
primary election law; the railroads are
with them on the question of taxation;
tax lodging corporations are lined up
on the staIwart side of the fence and it
is war to the knife.
La Follette's strength lies among the
farming element. He is especially strong
among the Scandinavians and his cry of
honest taxation, in, ~which his friends
credit him with sincerity, has gained
him some friends among weakened
Democrats, who believe La Toilette Is
carrying out the fight that they have
been wag,ng on the old machine for the
past generation. Tax Commissioner
Haugen, in his West Superior speech, mas
stirred the muddy, pool to the bottom
His picture of Senator SpoonerE confirms
the Democratic position On that states,
mans public record. The innocent pur-
chaser amendment tackled on to the gen.
eral forfeiture bill passed by congress
during the first Cleveland administration
was the work Of SENATOR Spooner. II is
alleged that he denies all knowledge of
the general scope of the amendment at
the time, but equally as good authority
says that he drew the amendment which
was introduced by another making
millions for the great lumber combines
and driving hundreds of honest settlers
to poverty.
The stalwarts' cry. is save Spooner, who
has written a letter withi'a good strong
string attached. deelining another term
in the senate. Foxy John has no idea of
quitting public life, but the triumph of
La Follettism win drive Spooner from
his soft seat in the millionaire club at
Washington.
Amid all the confusion the star of an
honest Democracyah risen and at the
next state election the people will cry
"a plague on both your houses and
the warning factions viii learn for the
second time within a decade that a house
divided against itself cannot stand.
=
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-25

POOR HEALTH THE CAUSE
Leaves wife and Daughter at
Madiaon-Was Son of
Former State
Senator.

La CROSSE, Wis, Aug. M.-(Special.)--
Arthur c. Mills, aged fifty, one of the
most prominent citizens of Madison. Wis.
a son of the late Gen. Simeon Mills,
former state senator, committed suicide in
Room Il of the Cameron house at 2
o'clock this afternoon by asphyxiation
Mills came down TO breakfast as usual
ana retired to his room about o'clock
Nothing more was seen Of him uEtil the
ehambermaid discovered a smell OF gas
IN the han. The porter Of the hotel
was called, and finding the door of Mills
room locked; forced it open and found
Mills on the bed, dead. The suicide had
c rubber tube in his mouth the other end
Of which was attached to a gas Jet,
which was turned on. A string around
his neck prey ented the tube from DROP
ping from his mouth. The body was TAX
en- TO the morgue.
A coroner's jury, safter viewing the re-
mains, adjourned until Monday. Mills
came to La Crosse Tuesday, presumably
from his home in Madison, where he had
led a retired life. He was well to do and
highly respected. His suicide is attributed
u poor health. He leaves a wife and
faUgkter in Madison, where his remains
Srdoubtedly win be shipped.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-25
Mfnona Winnowings.

WINONA, Mimi, Aug -(special.)-
The Winona high school viii open a
week from Tuesday with the largest en-
rollment in it's history, 40O.-The official
programme for Labor day has been an
nounced. In addition to the speeches be-
fore noted a programme of sports has
been arranged. This includes a ball
game, boys, girls and young ladies
foot races. q doughnut eating contest,
and several other eyents.-Win Hayes
Laird, grand warder of the grand COM
mandery of Minnesota Knights TemplaT,
will leave this evening for Louisville to
attend the triennial conclave of the
grand commandery of the United States.
He will be accompanied by j. ]. Heimer.
Congressman James A. Tawney arrived
here from Washington this morning. AS
{. result of his efforts to secure the es-
tablishment Of additional rural delivery
routes in the First district, the postal
department has ordered Special Inspector
Gutterson, Of Lake Crystal, into the, dis
trict for two weeks in September, as
result of which it is probable that ten
additional routes win be established,
though none will be in operation before
Nov l.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-25

My Wife was very much run down
and out of sorts every way She had
female weakness and was very weak,
nervous, and had no appetite. / tried
her on everything l could think of, but
she would not touch a thing-conld not
eat Strawberries, even. 1 saw Peruna IN
my fathers store one day and AFTER
reading the printed matter on tie bottle,
decided to have my wife try II. Before
she had taken half OF the bottle, she
commenced to eat, and now she IS nun
CRY all the time. We both agree that It
beats any medicine to bring an appetite
and put the nerves In good shape that we
have ever had anything to do with.
I'VE had our family doctor to give Ter
least. She has consumption in her fam
so run down that begun to get very
uneasy, but your medicine has made an
entirely new woman Of her. / believe
she cats and feels better now than she
has for years. I had no idea it would do
there is another medicine made that viii
begin to compare with it."-W %. Birch.
The claims of Peruna to being the
standard catarrh remedy of the world are
based upon the following facts:
1t has the Endorsement Of
INNUMERABLE HOSPITALS.
A GREAT NUMBER OF PHYSI-
CLANS.
OVER FIFTY UNITED STATES
CONGREsSAlEN AND SENATORS.
TENS OF THOUSANDS OF THE
MASSES AND CLASSES