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Middletown transcript., 1902-04-12
n1DDIzrows sHoor1sa assooIAr1Os

Quite an interesting afternoon was
spent by the members and friends Of the
Middletown Shooting Association Thurs
day, the occasion being the date for the
SO Target Trophy Shoot The trophy
q gun-presented by the ]. Stevens Arms
& Tool Co., was awarded to Frank R.
Pool, after very close contest
Following are the several events:
Event No. lilo Targets -Duryea, 5;
E. Massey. 8; Barnard, 8; 6. Massey, 7;
+. Pool, 6; Steele, 8; hIcCleary, s; Col
vile, 4.
Event No. $40 Targets Duryea, 6;
McCleary. 5; Steele, 4; Stevens. 8; Pear
son, ].
Event No. Alb Targets Barnard, 10;
COlyiile, 10; 3. Massey. 9; Stevens, 8; s.
Pool,
Event No. IS pair doubles Barnard,
3: E. Massey, 8; F. Pool. 5; g. Massey,
4; Willis, 8; 8. Pool, 2; MsCIeary, |.
Event No. 6-l5 Targets Barnard IL;
G.. Massey, 10; S. Pool, Z; e. Massey, 8;
Steele, 9; + Pool, 6.
Event No. $50 TarRets
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sro rRurr cRop m SIGHT

The opinion Of some Of the most pros.
porous farmers Of the peninsula is thai
the coming season will be record break
ing one, both in large and small fruits
to say nothing Of the potato crop.
Many Of the farmers have started te
plant potatoes on larger scale this
year than ever before. Potatoes ar.
rive at the end Of the tomato crop,
which is the last crop harvested, and ii
is thought that several hundred cars o.
potatoes viii be shipped from the Pen.
insula this year. The strawberry crop
it is believed, will be enormous, and i
is feared that growers win experience
great difficulty in securing pickers this
season
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ODESSA NOTES

Miss Burdette Rose spent several days
this week in Philadelphia.
Miss McCallister and Miss Moody, of
Cherry Hill, are visiting Miss BERTHE Ste
vens.
Mrs. w. F. Curtis, of Newark, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
Corbit.
Mrs. Woodall and Miss Georgia Enos
we're Philadelphia visitors on Thursday
and Friday
Mrs. Burke. Of Cecilton, spent Tuesday
of rhis week with Mrs. Arters at the M.
E. Parsonage
Mrs. John W. Watkins, Of Smyrna,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr..
Columbus Watkins.
Miss Neal has returned to her home in
Baltimore, after q visit Of several days
with her sister, Mrs. Hallett.
The Presbyterian "Manse'' has been
thoroughly renovated and is now occu-
pied by Rev. and Mrs. Hallett.
Mr.. William s. Vandyke, formerly Of
Odessa, but now residing at Ridley Park,
left for home on Thursday after visit Of
several days.
Mrs. F. B. Watkins, Miss Ethel Brady
and Miss Mary Townsend, took trip on
the t'Clio" on Thursday. The latter win
visit Miss Davis in Camden for several
days.
Miss Grace Vinyard has returned from
Philadelphia and taken position in the
new store of Mr.. Benjamin Sacks. Miss
Grace is a general iavorite in town and
received cordial welcome on her return.
There will be very fine concert given
in the Town Hall on the evening of April
22nd, by some of the most talented sing
ers of Wilmington, under the auspices Of
the Presbyterian Church. The character
of the singers ought to insure crowded
house.
Mrs. Z. 7. Warner, Of Wilmington,
spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
G. Corbit. She is having very extensive
repairs made to her house, recently pur-
chased from the Cummins estate. Her
nephew Mr.. Daniel Corbit, is superin-
tending the improvements for her and
when finished viii make one of the most
handsome residences in town, and will
be occupied as soon as finished by Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Watkins.
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PERSONALITIES

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Ais Martin d Bnriia is visiting il
New York.
Miss Lille IIuage has returned from
Apil.nillgt,,t'.
Mis- Jennie Jones was d Pililsdelphi.
visitor last Friday.
Miss Dora Price il The guest Of churcl
|. Hill. Nd, friends.
Mr.. Ernest solway. Of Elkten. was II
town the.first Of the week.
Mrs. George s. Hopkins was a VII
mineton visitor Wednesday
Misses BERTHE and Louise Cochran re-
turned to school on Monday.
Miss Fannie Burstan has returned ron
q visit with New York relatives.
Mr. Alex. 7. Laws, Of sassafras. paid
our Office brief call on Monday
Mrs. Edgar CLARK aud little son, are
guests Of her mother in Wilmington.
Mrs. L. G. Scott and daughter Mis-.
Ada, spent Thursday IN Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. yB. Krusen spent lasi
Wednesday with Mrs Rachel Conner,
Mr.. George S. Hopkins, Of Whining.
ton. visited relatives here over Sunday.
Miss Lottie DeYalinger, of Ciaymont,
In visiting her father. Mr.. III. G. DeVaIin-
ger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Maxwell are visit.
ing relatives and friends in Washington,
d. C.
Miss Nettie Jones, OF Atlanta, Ga, spent
several days with Miss Martha Heaton
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hamilton, Of
Smyrna. visited Middletown and Odessa
this week.
Miss Elizabeth Hopkins, Of the State
Hospital, is spending several days with
her mother.
Miss May Morgan, of Chestertown. was
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Bessie Coch-
ran, last week.
Mrs. Mary Hall and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, were over Sunday visitors in
the Quaker City.
Mrs. Atkin. of Laurel, is the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. C. T, Wyatt, at the
N. E. Parsonage.
Messrs. Arthur Grove, Charles Lochner,
N. P. Crouch and w. M. Holten visited
Atlantic City on Sunday.
Mrs. George Echenhofer, of Philadel-
phia, is the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
Albert Price, on Green street.
Mrs Gilbert Foraker returned to her
home in Ardmore, Pa, after spending
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs, George
Foraker, on East Main street.
Mrs. H. Y. Paryis has returned from
Colts, Nd, where she was called q few
days ago owing to the illness of her
sister, Mrs. a. o. P. Reynolds.
The many friends of Mr.. John Arms
strong, who for several years ago was one
of the proprieton of the Middletown
Hotel, win be sorry to learn Of his criti-
cal illness, at the home Of his sister, Mrs.
G. P, Gears in Smyrna.
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pnArH o. Joa1rH :. HorrEcEEa

Mr.. Joseph Y. Hofecker, brother Of
Mr.. James P. Hoffecker and Mrs. w. M.
Bell, of Smyrna, died at his residence in
Wilmington Wednesday morning after Q
lingering illness in the 10th year Of bis
age. He has been in falling health ever
since the death Of his brother, she late
Congressman John Henry Hoffecker.
The deceased was born in Smyrna, and
had spent most of hia early life in farm
ing. The remains were removed to Smy-
rna Friday. Services were held at Ar
bury M. E. Church at o'clock; inter-
ment at GIenwood Cemetery.
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piaksrzon,r A.sailanta

George M. Dickerson, Of Smith, Sussex
County. who was stabbed in drunken
row near Georgetown Wednesday after.
noon, II is feared viii die A surgical
operation was performed upon the in.
jured man, but the attending pEl5sieians
have no hope Of his recovery The two
colored men charged with the assault,
were arrested st their home in Slaughter
Neck and are now III jail awaiting hear
ing. They claim the cutting was done in
self defense, and they. too, haze several
knife wounds which we're inflicted by the
white man.
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RzpUcEn RATES 70 Los ANGELES

On account of the Convention of Fed
Grafton of Wonen's Clubs, to be held q.
Los Angeles, Cal, May I to 8, the PEN
nsylyania Railroad Company will cell
special excursion tickets from all stations
on its line, to Los Angeles and return, ct
reduced rates.
Tickets win be sold from April 10 to 26,
inclusive, and viii be good to return un-
til June 25 when properly validated.
For specific rates, routes, and condi-
tions of tickets apply to ticket agents.
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Brothers Meet as Stranger.

James Elliott. of Jersey City, and
Joseph Elliott, of MiddletoWn, brothers,
met Tuesday for the first time in 20 years,
in the same seat on railroad train, at
Middletown, without recognizing each
other. The mothers illness summoned
them to Laurel, and it was not until they
entered the carriage at Laurel depot that
they learned Of the kinship.-Er.
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EAR1Ev1LIE NOTES

Messrs. Isaac and Redner Richards
spent Saturday at Smyrna.
Miss Mamie Taylor is the guest of hen
cousin, Mrs. Zeb. Taylor, near Cecilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur woolleyhan spent
Wednesday with her parents at Cecilton.
Mr.. Roy Carpenter and Willie Rowan
attended a BOX Social" at Warwick on
Friday evening of this week.
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Dropped Dead in FELTON,

Mrs. R. M. Holden dropped dead at
her home in FELTON, Wednesday after an
attack Of heart disease. Her daughter,
Mrs. Hurd. in the same house, in deli.
cate condition of health. could not be no.
titled of her mothers death and still sup
poses that she is alive and we'll. Both
are well-known residents of FELTON,.
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Mothsrs! Mothers! Mothers |!

How many children are at this season
feyerish and constipated, with bad stom-
ach and headache. Mother Gray's Sweet
Powders for Children will always cure.
If worms are present they will certainly
remove them. AT all druggists, 25 cents.
Sample mailed FREE. Address Allen S.
Olmsted, lie Roy, n. Y.
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Gin shot 81 llolarad rarm Band

Julia Smith, aged Is, has issued 4 war
rant for the arrest Of Charles BIanes, a
colored farm hand She says Blanes en-
tered her home in Red Lion hundred and
attacked her, but she repeiled him. Then
he drew revolver and shot at her, the
bullet penetrating herleft breast. Blanea
has fed
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SPRING FEBrLIzrRs

Stored In our Warehouses by bag Or
ton, for Oats. Potatoes. Tomatoes, Aspara-
gus, Corn, Berries. Peach Trees and
General Trucking. Send your teams and
orders along Prompt attention.
JEssE Z. SHEPHERD
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Brazdon's Poultry Remedy is guaran-
tsed to cure SO per cent. Of diseases
among your Poultry Gapes, Roupe.
Chicken and Turkey Cholera. Can You
get any cheaper insurance, 25c.
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prsaohine At Townsend

There will be divine service in St.
Mary,s Chapel tomorrow afternoon at
half past three o'clock.
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Mails / i0na ~ Follows.

GoinE Nortt n 10 ., m 1905 q, M, $50 and
h.4U p. nj,
Going eonth- sso 3. M, 6l0 p. m.
For 0dezzn--o.lo q. M, II 40 .. m. 5.59 p. m.
For Warwick, Cecliton, EArlvliie ana SAssa-
frns-9 Is o. m.
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The AiddIetoWn transcript
l'ralna l.anVe MlddlatoN.l % EolIpwsI

Nersh Bound so. ia s2o aud 1913 .. N.
k.l6 and s0z b. m.
sisand 81 ?. N.
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White Potatoes, s5c. per basket, at
DEVALINaER's.
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cuRRRNT PRICES

MIDDLEToWN GRAIN MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN W. JoLIs.
Wheat-No. 1.....S0 Corn
No. 2-..z7 Yellow, shelled 60
Timothy Seed $2.5 :. cob 80. So
Clover Seed 10 10!c Oats .............. SO
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Use NKaI's ExanEl for furniture, bath
tuhs, bicycles, etc. l5c. and 25c. . can At
PEARsox's PHAnsfAcY.
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The club have 5000 Hammerlesa
Parker gun to offer as . trophy, and win
probably award it 1t the next shoot
April 24th. 1902.
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Flfst Shoot UH--IU Targets:
Broke. Handicap. Scored.
+. Pool, 8 3
=. Massey. 8
Second Shoot Oif-l0 Targets:
Broke. Handicap Scored.
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A Most Wonderful Cure Of Dyspepsia
Made BY Pc-ru-ns.

People came in for niles around 20 hear
The Republican candidate and ReuubA-
cans nd Democrats alike agreed that 70
was one of thc fairess sud most iosieal
discussions on political Questions ever
heard here The principal portion ~ tne
speech was devoted % the statehood cues
ton ard tie logical cc1CrueiGuf Of SIR.
Mcclure opened ~ an entirely rev line
of thought among men who have been
having q 0ne-sided view n tho eifuafion.
A number of Democrats assured SIR. Mc-
Guire while here fhat they admired rs
position on the statehood question and
would support hip from this time ou.
Ara pahc. o. T. Oct. i1-The residents
II Custer county are q fair minded pee-
pie. This is true - Deuecrafs and Pc
pub,icans alike So far i7 fhis rar-ai irn
Democrats have aftenGed Rcple esn
rneetin~s and Rerghilcara have attended
Democratic nnectilET here are fHo
cases in tniz Ccurty. however. Vne-e
etternpfs were 1nade 20 interfere with
meetings held ~ Republicans IRE 1rtt
attempt was made at Westterfarf wsen
tempt ~as made when EeGlirc srpfar--l
cessfgi ard Dcmocrefa are a. irdlgrart
a. Republicans that p couEressforai can
tidate should nct receive a welcome re-
ceufior - snv rclrf III fhr cauntv
~ Wcethrrfcr1 Bfi CsrfHeti Iirrr-
ocrsf haf Some rer1sri-s g. rake ~rfr
Irg ire VAS sufaEilE itr uee
fcra ~ tir owe fowrrT 81 he1 SEC
Guire s~razrr1 sf ir1@-rr-fr~f trrlr
zss -zerr --scve~ffzef a-- ---,a0re
ffs ~s--ff O. 49, ts-erF fte ~cv1 -1u-
bed 81 hear 1zcrsasrf Bat ttz rsul,riftfc
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(Which one?,

(Which one?'
mo sabby.'
In the afternoon number Of Indians
came in their gay colored shirts TO the
police headquarters and stood ready TO
pay the fine of the one who was lying in
lis cell Commissioner Sam Strauss, who
has an intimate knowledge of Indians
wavs. was called in TO see what might
be done to induce Tommy to confess
where ne bought the whisky. Mr.. Strauss
not only tried to bring about the desired
results. but he solicited the aid of the In
dams in the outer office.
They came in and talked in serious
tone to their erring brother. telling him
in English that he ought to confess. II
he would do that he would be liberated.
The Indian within appeared greatly ef-
fscted. He would confess now. It was
right that he should. White man he
meant to do right by Indian. 1t was
Sc mewhat TO that significance that the
penitant began. II it hadn't been so dark
within YOU would almost have imagined
that he was about 10 shed tears. He
surely didn't want TO deceive anybody;
he was at last ready 10 confess every
thing.
And this is the way he did it: Maybe
s, I buy whisky; maybe so white mau
sell whisky 10 Tommy; maybe so Tommy
find whisky. Anyhow, Tommy get pretty
d. drunk"
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There often comes time N the strug-
gle with pulmonary disease when the
victim loses heart and gives up hope.
The ambition 10 be up and around gives
way before growing weakness, and the
sufferer keeps 10 the bed.
No one who suffers from lung disease
should lose heart or give 10 hope while
there Is a possibility of cure. In many
cases DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery has cured lung "troublen when
the cough was obstinate and deep seated.
with hemoThaCe. emacIaton, night
sweats and general weakness. a great
many men and women are living to-day
IN the full enjoyment OF health and hap
piness who mad been given up by doc
tors, but found q perfect and permanent
cure IN the use OF r Golden Medical Dis
cOvery.'
vNfy wife had hernorrhage Of the lungs writes
". A. Sanders. Of Heru. Mason Co. WA she
had ten hcrnorrhaESs. and the nconlc All s-ouud
here said she otll never - well sgaic. But
she began 10 take Dr. Picrcc's Golden Medical
Discovery and she soon began 70 gam strength
and flesh After taking ten bottles she was cE-
xlrsiY f1s.I Should YOU tlink tllis would 90 ycu
any good 10 publish, just use L, anu q any orc
disputes the ncrlts c this almost csrlsii ~ cilt
medicine they nav enclose sclf-a6dressec erve-
lope Nvitli STAMP aud yll answer. The same as
written il rms letter.
FREE. DR.. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser Is sent fjcc on reoeip.
of stamps TO pay expense of mailing O1sly.
Send q one-oent stamps for the book II
paper covers, or s. stamps for the cloth
bound volume. address Dr.. & V.
Pierce, Buffalo, y. y.
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ROY cAsHIoN MONUMENT.
Its UnveiIing Will Not Take Place Til
Next May.

Guthrie Q. T. Oct I5.-The unveiling
o. the Roy Cashion monument at Hen
nessey viii not take place until next deco
ration day. at which time the ceremonies
viii be observed in q manner beitting
such an occasion. The governor. in con-
ference with other parties interested, had
set the date OF the unveiling TO take
place on the I'D Of this month. with
Judge Seymour Foose. Of Wstonga. as
the speaker. The Hennessey people yes
terday sent Mr. ". T. Grofin. Of that
city, 10 Guthrie TO see Governor Fergu-
son and request a postponement Of the
unvoiling until Decoration day. The gov
eTnor acceded 70 the request
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Fibroid Tun1ors Cured.

Hayes Appealing for Help:
without They have fbrOd
sit without pain and the extends
three My
petite good walk length of time
The of Fbrod TumOr given little book
uTatey describe write for -(Sgned) Mrs.
E. Z. HAYES, 252 Dudley ST, (IoxbuTy) Boston, Mass.
Note the result of Mrs. PinkFanls advice all
though she advised Mrs Hayes, of Boston, to take
her medicine which she knew would help her
her letter contained of additional nstruC-
tons to treatment all of which helped to bring
about the happy result.
Mrs PrKHA1-S ago I you
asked replied and followed
al directions carefully, to-day well
expelled the tumor and strengthened my whole system walk
miles
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable is worth five dol
advise all who afflicted with
female trouble of kind give it faithful a"(igned Mrs
E. /. HAYES, 252 Dudley St, (2oxbury) Boston, Mass
Mountains of
the of the health which Lydia E. Pnkhas
Vegetable Compound brought to Mrs. Hayes.
Such testimony should be accepted by all convincing
evidence that Lydia E Pnkas Vegetable Compound stands
without remedy for all the ills of all
troubles umoTs nammaions; falling dis
placements of the womb; bache; Irregular painful
nnstraen Surely the volume and character OF the testimonial let
doubt
Mrs Hayes her above address viii gladly letters
which sick fuller information her illness.
Her gratitude to Mrs Pham and Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable
Compound genuine and heartfelt that she thinks trouble
for her to take in for her health and happiness
Truly 1t said that it Lydia E. Pnkham Vegetable Conn
pound
get this when druggist wants to sell something else
CEfflfl FORFEIT
WUUUV Lydia E Inkh Modicn Co. .Masa
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HAPPY JACKS SLAYER.
F. NJ White Captured and Is Now in
the [ LsMton Jail

Iawton. @. T.. oct 15-F n White
who murdered Happy Jack" a vel
known character 81 this country las.
iute- at Edgewood, and who jumned
his $500 bond. on which J. c, Bsrdweil
was surety. was captured yesterday a.
l.is home By Deputy sheriff Ray. and IS
now in jail in this city White has been
IN Mexico. ard this was his first visit
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Essapest HlrEafla- lrf f H1rs-
san S.z .-farnf4 ite psfrs ffar =
rtet & So for 81 aev - ise fat
~ fsr i7wer bre ~ fas Hsran
rer.la-rsf ~ a.ariHr srl 5frfaia
1a caalr ra- 1ttefslfs fefre ea s1fy a.
fae naspe has beer isereassl
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INDIAN KNOWS WHAT'S WHAT.
He Will Understand You Fine When
a Drink is in Order.

d OftIfk IS III OIQCfs
Guthrie. 0. T. Oct. 15.-The Lawton En-
terprise has the following:
The thing which proves most conclu-
sively that the Indian is of superior in
telligence is that he understands so well
how to no sabby'' at exactly the right
time. If you meet him out upon the
prairie and want to know haw far it is
10 such and such a place the chances are.
81 he doesn't know you, he VIII no
sabby. II YOU ask him to take a drink
with you there is a probability that the
stupid look upon his face viii be cleared
away at once.
Just TO show how unutterabiy stupid
an Indian can be when he makes up his
mind. 1t viii be worth while TO tell Of the
one arrested Sunday night for drunken
ness. His name is Tommy-'no got some
other name. White man he take Indian
name away. Maybe So pretty soon white
man going also take Tommy. Then In
dian he Eot no name at all
"But who gave you the whisky"
NO sabby.
did white man give it to you?"
Maybe So
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vAN0ALlA TRAIN WRECKED.
I've Persons Killed and Two More
Seriously Injured.

Creencastle. Ind Oct l5-The fast
westbound passenger train on the Van
daia railroad and the Terre Haute and
Indianapolis accouuodation train col
lied al Reeisviile eight miles west CT
here. this afternoon. killing two men
and seriously i net fatally in1uriug three
other The dead
FRED r. HERMsEoN. mail clerk,
Creencestle-
g. r. HILBY Ma-shalvilIe. Pa. nd
ing err the steps q the baggage car
Seriously injured.
Albert c Hedding Indianapolis, en-
gineeT
Jesse Kennedy, mail clerk RushvIlle.
both lass hrakan. viii probably die.
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treated through the
blood Rheuuiatisu
grows steadily worse,
finally ending < II
shrunken mus les,
iuinovzble joints,
S j Z X Y nerves. and
the iuvalid's chair O.
crutches. The cure
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BOUNDHANDGEOOr

With muscles drawn and throbbing
with pain, and joints swollen, stiff and
tender, the rheumatic PATIENTS as helpless
and dependent as though bound hand and
foot. No disease causes such intense sGf-
fering. such sharp, neTve-Tackiug pains
as Rheumatism. and this unfeeling mon
ster, unless checked, cTushcs the strength
aud hope OF its victims.
When the system becomes infected with
Uric Acid and other like poisons they are
absorbed into the blood and lodged N the
muscles, joints and nerves. Then With
the suddenuess OF an electric shock, pains
begin to shoot through the uIuscleo- joint
affected, which often swells and
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never be complete OF permanent until the
acid blood has been purified and tie sys-
ten cleansed Of al poisonous matter.
s. S. s. does this promptly and surely.
because il IS q perfect blood medicine.
and an an,iiote for the irritating acids
that cause Rheumatism.
s. S. s. parties and inviCorates the
polluted, stagnaut blood, and when a
free, healthy circulation IS again eStab-
f-=rr.- 49, -.s-s--f--
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Hence, Pepsin. Palcrsa.in and Host
of Other Digestive Remedies
has Been Invented
These Remedies Do Not Reach the
Seat Of the Difficulty. Which is
Really Cstarrh of the
Stomach.
This Deranges the System 90 That
Proper Digestion Cannot
Take Place.

The only rational way 20 cure dyspepsia
is to remove tho catarrh. Peruna cures
catarrh. Peruna does not produce aru-
hciaI digestion u cures catarrh and
leaves the stomach to perform digestion
In natural way. This Is vastly better
md safer than resorting 20 artificial
methods.
Peruua has cured more cases q ays-
pepsia than all other remedies combined.
simply because IL cures catarrh wherever
located II catarrh is located in the head.
Peruna cures 10. II catarrh has Fastened
itself in the throat OF bronchial tubes.
Peruna cures H. when catarrh becomes
settled IN the stomach F,iuus cures e.
as wen IN this location as any other
Peruna Is not simply a remedy for aya-
rcpsla Pcruna IS q catarrh remedy
Peruna cures dyspeasia hecausc it is gem
orally dependent upon catarrh
A Most Wonderful Cure Of Dyspepsia
Made BY Pe-Fu-ns.
A. c. Lockhart. Corner Cottage st-eet
and Thurs;on Road. Rochester y. g.
writes
Il am nearly forty-four years ~ age.
was born ana raised IN Rochester. \. r.
ard have been un,ucky enough 20 be
among the poor and obliged to work for
a living.
About fifteen years aeo 7 commenced
10 be aHlng and caiicI on a physician.