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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-09-27

noon he was in great hurry, and
followed him toward his home, in st.
Nicholas avenue, in the car behind the
one he was in; but by some means he
gave me the slip, for he didn't get off
at the corner nearest his home or
for several blocks afterward, as far as
l saw. went to his apartment to wait
for him, and meeting a little girl just
entering the street door, inquired
if she knew him.
He is my papa she answered., and
will be home in few minutes. He
always stops to see the doctor after
leaves the hanl1, 1,-hecallsem is
very i'll and we are afraid she will die.
The doctor comes every noon and tel
ephones to papa, and then he stops
there on his way home If you will
come in you won't have long to wait,
or you can call again, for he never
leaves mamma after he comes home,
and sits up all night with her.
II said that 1 might call again, but
instead went to the home of the
bank president and made my report.
This morning that teller got a letter
from the bank granting him two
weeks vacation and telling him that
his salary was increased $40 month. -
New York Herald.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-09-27
DINGY, LoW.BUILT LONDON.

Described as Workshop, a Sales
room and Sleeping Apartment.
London is not a beautiful city. It
has q dingy, though comfortable look.
Paris is a grand garden Of glory;
London is workshop, q salesroom
and a sleeping apartment. The Eng
lish metropolis is blessed with a null
titude of parks, which afford the
breathing place for the enormous pop-
ulatton, but the parks are largely open
meadows unspotted with statues and
unadorned with art galleries and smu-
'saunas. There are mo- slyacrsptns
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-09-27

structures in London. They are not
allowed. Valuable as land is-in the
city proper it sells at $5,OOO,0O0 an
acre!-the use Of the sky for building
sites is not permitted, and there are
few structures over five or six stories
in height. More than this-there are
open courts and grass plots in. the
very midst Of the most intense life,
and space set apart in this way is not
thought wasted. The American buys
q lot OF ground $50 by. 25,feet In city
for building purposes and builds on
every inch of 1t. The Englishman
saves at least 4 third for q court yard
or . grass plot Columbia Herald.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-09-27

The average woman doesn't cara
any more for the prtYilege Of voting
than the average man does for the
privilege Of putting . baby 70 sleep.
sghiea& News - S. - y & s
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-09-27

1t is the vaulting ambition of the
acrobat that enables him to achieve
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-09-27

Mountain dew has caused torrents
of trouble. g.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-09-27

One man hung on the rail and sulked.
of these islands. They built churches
with one hand while they butchered
natives with the other"
;, "How dreadful of you!" she pro.
tested. -
'Not at all. The only trouble Is
that your mind has not learned to re-
gard piracy as an approach to the
angels" - J, 4
II do not think it ever win" !" vi ;.1-,
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-09-27

Tonight this sunset spreads two golden
| wings
| Cleaving the western sky;
Winged, too, with wind it u.s. and wnnow-
| | ings
II OF birds; If the days last hour in
rings
| OF strenuous fight must de-
| Sun-steeped in fire, the homeward pinions
| sway
Above the dovecote-tops;
| And clouds of starlings, they rest
| with day,
| Sink, clamorous like mill waters, at wild
play,
BY turns in every copse;
Each tree heart-deep the wrangling rout
receives
| Save for the whirr within,
| You could not tell the starlings from
| the leaves:
Then great puff Of wings, and the
| swarm heaves
| Away with all Its din.
Dante Gabriel Rossett
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-10
S5,OO0,0O0
IMiNEf@sE MORTGAGE FILED AT
GUTHRIE.
Given by Texas ane Oklahoma Rail-
pad 60 Republic Trust Co.

Guthrie. o. t.. July "a first mort
gage was filed in the Office Of Secretar,
William irimes today by the Texas and
Oklahoma Re: lroad company with the
Missouri, Kan sas & Texas Railway com.
pany as ga ars -ntor in favor OF the Trust
Company o. The Republic at New YORK
city, for fiv,s million dollars. The mort
gage bears FIVE per cent per annum or
fifty yea gold bonds. The mortgage
is on the Il Eiowing property:
Line No. l. Railroads TO be acquired by
purchase. le tse. trackage contract o,
otherwise frc IN Jne NJ K & 0. railroad
from the juno ;tion of the Texas-Oklahona
company's liz < No. ?. with the railroad
OF the VI. K. & 0. company TO Guthrie
Oklahoma CITY. and to Stevens. l. T,
ard to Wybai K in the Creek nation. In
cluding all fredgh and passenger depots
and terminals on the road
Line No 2.--s rom some convenient
point Of come Il ION with the railroad OF
the NJ. K o. company in Lincoln,
Logan and Okla homa county. thence in a
southeasterly ireetion through CIeve-
land and Pot tawatomie counties, -ef
either Of theme to the Indian territory.
to point of connection with the Deni-
son and Was hita Valley Railway COM
pany at or ne ar Colgate. in the Choctaw
nA ton, and which last named railroads
ara part of the leased railroads Of the
NJ. * & T. Railway company.
Lioe No. 3.-The railroads of the DENT
son cnd Wa shita Valley Railway com
pany IN the / ndian territory in and about
the coal mil es in and adjacent to the
towns of Coll ;ate and Lehigh in the Choc-
taw natioll. consisting of about fourteen
miles. moro or less. with spurs and side
tracks.
Line 10. A-suoh railroads connecting
with lines No I, and 8. or either of
them herein ,efore described, as may be
hereafter acc U1-ed By purchase lease or
trackage cont rzct. and which are to be
described in Dendments to the articles
of organization Of the Texas & Oklahoma
Railroad compa ny made from time to
time in conform dy with the laws of Ok
lahoma territory.
Under the mo. rtgsEs the Texas-Okia-
homa company as the power and au-
thority to acquire all of the outstanding
bonds and stock cf the Denlson & Wa
shita River Valley Railway company.
consisting OF one million dollars and
$805, 900 Of stock; S9sS. .000 of the bonds
are in exchange foi or to retire the eeS
outstanding six per cent bonds OF the
Southwestern Coal & Improvement COM
peny of $1,000 each. guaranteed by the
NJ, K & T. Railway company: 1886. 900 20
go to the order OF tie Texas Oklahoma
Railroad company and the remainder of
the bonds to be issued and certified for
constructed or acquir ed and completed
railroad OF the Texas-C ,klahona company
at the rate Of $4,000 pc r mile
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have given me almost complete
relief. and am sure that a continuation
Of them WIN effect permanent cure. Pc
runa IS surely wonderful remedy FOR
catarrhal a1ections-J. D. Botkia.
This is . case OF catarrh OF the stomach
which had run for cwenty-five years .ac-
cording 70 his statement. snd Peruna has
at once come 10 his relief. promptly ae-
eoupiishing for him more benefit than
h had been able 20 find>-a all other rene
dies during quarter Of a century
Il stands to reason that mas OF wealth
and influence. Ike congressman Of the
United States has left no ordinary means
untried and no stone unturned 10 md n
cure.
II such curas as these do not verify the
claim not only that dyspepsia is due TO
catarrh Of the stomach. but also that Pc
runa VIII cure catsrrh Of the stomach. IL
IS impossible 70 imagine how suy evidence
could do SO.
II you dc not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the. use OF Peruua
write at once 70 DR.. Hartman. giving a
fun statement of your case and he VIII be
pleared to give you his valuable sdvice
gratis.
Address DS. Hartman. President OF The
Hartman sanitarium. Columbus. Ohio.
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CONFESSED A MURDER
Drink Makes 1Er. Rass Tell or Kill
lar a Nan ~ Texas.


Oklahoma City. O. T. July s-The
sheriff yesterday received advice that an
officer from Taylor. Tex. sill arrive N
this city Saturday TO secure the man
Russ, who was arrested here Sunday
upon his confession that he had com
mitsed murder at Taylor about feur
years ago
While a. a state OF intOxicstson Rus.
approached Constable Armstrong last
Sunday and told story of having COM
mitted a murder at Taylor Texas. four
years ago. The murdered man was a con-
stable. he said who had arrested HIN fire.
quentiy, and becoming tired or it he
determined to put his znnoyer out OF
the way he told OF entering hotel
where he found the constable engaged IN
a game Of dominoe- with another party.
while a third man was keeping the score.
He discharged both barrels OF his shot
gun al the constable, the shots taking
effect under his shoulser He told minute
Il tho story OF how he entered the hotel
and how he escaped after committing
the crime
Constable Armstrong then got Deputy
Sheriff Dyer and together they went azd
placed the man under arrest and wired
the Texas authorities also writing A
reply was yesterday received from sher-
IN Williamson, OF Taylor Texas. stating
THAI he would arrive Saturday With
requisition, and that n hs was not mls-
taken, there was a reward Of 81 500
offered for the apprehension or Russ-
81 co9 by tbs state and 3 200 by th- city
Of TAYLOR. whore tn murder vas com
mittei in june. four years ako. u Is
thought the grand jury is in session in
that county and the aeisy IA the coming
OF the ofncer was 10 secure an indicf-
ment against Rurs.
After Russ had sobcred Up he denied
the murder story. and eneeavored 10 per-
suade The officers that . wa, afI a fake
Il was thought best to lnrs.tigate tho
matter however, with th> ressa above
sated
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immor al character, was ordered by him
70 leave That y hen they came home
from he band CONCERT Saturday evening.
after lunch alid some beer. the girl
became auarreiso ne and she came at him
with 4 knife she had picked up from the
table and he pGsned her back with his
hand, other illnesses testified that her
nose was badly bruised and blood was
ruaning down into her mouth, and upon
her clothing and that he was seen with
q chair raised in mis- hand when one wit
nes- came to the room in response to the
girls screams 10 be let out OF the room -
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BERT CASEY
THE OUTLAW
Is CAPTURED
Sheriff Sehram Is Notified by
His Deputies.
NO DETAILS OF ARREST
Casey's Crime Is the Murder
of Sheriff Smith.

Guthrie. 0. T, July 9--sherif Sidney
schrau, Of Pottawatomie county, CAV
cut the information tonight that Bert
Casey, the fugitive from justice and des
perado. had been caught in the Chick
ssha country. south of Pottawatomie
county Sheriff Schram arrived here on
the evening train and stated that just be-
fore leaving home he had received a mes
sage from his deputies stating that Casey
had been captured and that they were
bringing him in. II was impossible 10 Sc
cure details. Casey is wanted for tina
murder Of Sheriff Frank Smith and
peputy George Beck. of Csddo county.
also for other crimes Of a similar nature
Rewards aggregating several thousand
collars have been offered for him.
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. "a 8 IT ~ REzA
es,,.th. = Ihs KIND You Fags Al ks-S BcgTs
asss.''' GxH1zNRIa
MCGUIRE AS A TEACHER
How the Euturc Delegate Re yuIated
f,ome O3sfrcperous Boy =

Guthrie. O. T.. July s.-The slowing
new McG-tre story IS reported By the
Daily Pcnca City Courier Of Yes te-siay
20. J. Adams, Of this city. " 70 vas
a purib in the Sedan public schools along
about lSss when Bird McGuire vas
tsacl,;rg at that place. tells the following
story Is Illustrative of MCCLURE s d2spo-
siuon to accomplish whatever he uz der
takes.
Mcclure was principal % Tire > dan
puAlie school al that time. and tie saouag
SYsn who was te1chiag the gras mar
roor5 was unable 10 maintain order
suonr the a5rty CT -fty big boys Under
his chare.s. Thiags rane 20 such = pass
fnallv that the boys ran The schooi
teacher ort. The school heard sound
itself up asainsf a hard rropos.1an md
>.e- considering The raarzoT carsfully.
:. Md II put Mcclure r. charge q
-. ,,e-. offering him a larger saiary
v-as receiving - principal q The
-. Mcclure aE7ed n u1aer-
-. -. - brt before ~ could 20 ~
- -ssrroyed the roll 4 pupils
~. -. = reroT-s n re roon.
-. -, ak.nE OUT = new roll
- - - = n co so b. ask
~, s-e-fc-1e Fes Te r. i-,rf-x
ing each 7urt RS nauzs-
each ard ever Bog Ssve e
tit;ous name and when the -
rilrouEh he had d rurYrisi-. y
names lie kuer thzt - ~ss ,.
posed u7oa. but sat5 nothing AZ II.
ard s1ught ether means of a-cs-rzir.
IRE reas narusz q ;he rsoeii.crs rouzzs-
ters
8 cay CT tvo Iste- - caIiss The ron
ard nnouncet bscozr doIeE 50 mar fhe
by wh8 szvs.in aeii,sous nsns Void
susrsr The consequences re roii cali
preceded vsry -scesy Ezl re< pu5a
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"
SUICIDED
WESLEY GRAHAM BLOWS HIS
HEAD OFF.
Was Unreasonably and unjustly Jeal-
Gus of His young Wife.


Gus Of His Young Wife.
Ponca CITY, July yesterday after
noon between ; and 4 o'clock. al his home
on the Kline farm, six miles northwest Of
this city. Wesley Graham, aged about %
years. killed himself By blowing his
brains out with a shotgun.
Graham came here from Ohio within
the last year. Five months ago he was
married to a Miss Lyle Of tho neighbor-
hood in which he lived The couple
made their home on the Kline farm
as stated above and seemed 70 be get
ting along nicely and living happily. *
cept for Graham's unreasonable jealousy
# his wife. which became the neighbor-
hood talk The wife was regarded al. a
most excellent young woman. and IN no
way 10 blame for her husbands attitude
toward her. Lately he has become 50
despondent by brooding over his domestic
affairs that he has threatened : number
Of times 10 KIN himself. ana yesterday
proceeded 10 put the threat into execu-
tion. The particulars Of the case are as
follows:
Yesterday afternoon Graham saId ne
would haul a load or wheat to town.
and began 20 get ready TO do so. Be-
tween ard O'Clock the report of a gun
was heard by one of The Heishbors. Who
was nearby and who hastoned 70 learn
the cause Going into the edze OF a corn
field Few rods from the place whore
Graham had been st work he found the
body OF the rash ard misguided young
man. The TOP q his head had been
blown entirely OF aud death has been
instantaneous. other neixhbors soon ar
rived and physicians were sent FOR. but
OF course nothing could be done IL The
way ~ medical assistance. Graham had
sat down on the ground. placed th- gun
between his knees and leaned forward
20 that his forehead rested against th=
murzle and the whole top O, the he'd
was blown od By The dlscharz-.
L was not considered aecesssrr 20
bold an Inquest ard the body was
brought 70 tbs city, wh-re e VIII be
for 5uriai Rsiatve- ~ ina
deceased living al Langsvnle. Ohio. have
been notified but have NOT ser hsea
heard from b1f lt .s expected thst n.
body vii hs ahi1Ged % thar place so-
burial Graham vas KnisAt Z
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DEAD IN A CHAIR
'oea Dunbar % Walter FIiteaed Ia.
team aud -Thera Nc,

Iawton. @. T.. July s.-1ohn r,.-,--
vas found dead Ia his duzaut twe,v.
miles east ri Walter. Ho was s.t,in. in
MS coSir and his team Of mules. al hsr-
MESSED vas standing at the gate where
,ne nan had hi'ehed- L IS Thought tbat
ne h@l hi'ehed up Preparatory to soiur
20 "ai'er' and walking into the hovss
h@a an attack Of heart faguve sat dow,
n 'he chair and died Justic, Pi-,,,A
nsso an INQUEST and the verdict Va.
come 20 his death from causes mr.
known"
The body vas brought TO this cstv
ana yesterday post mortem was held
oy The coroner and 1t was shown bv ,he
examination that heartfaAure vas the
cause OF the sudden death
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who had come in that morning for the
first time. was reached. The new pupil
gave in his name as Fred Aud and Nc
Guire at once susplcioned that he was
being worked again. He asked the boy
again 'ahat his name was and received
the same answer Then he proceeded to
give the boy a most complete and thor
oush ualloping. Yet the boy presssted
that he h.d given In the correct name.
and some of the other boys who knew
him corroboratcd his statement This left
Mcguire in a rather uncom Portable posi-
ton. but he aPologized FOR his hasty ac-
ton and proceeded Eith the regular work
Of the day. He had no more trouble
with the boys and taught out the term
in most satisfactory manner. which
goes to She wthat the fellows who think
Bird MCGUIRE isn't going to accom- 7lish
whatever he undertakes to do. are likely
TO md out their mistake and get most
beautifully licked in the bargain"
Thousands OF people pratse the medi-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-10
PAWNEE VISITS CHEYENNES
Danced with Them But Heard OF No
Npr CnunciIs

Guthrie. o. T.. July 9-Winiam Sutton,
a. funbldod fawnes indian Of the Pete
how-e-rat band, wss IA the city yester-
day with Treasurer RafEbe and was a
caller at the territorial Offices. He IS
che of the PawEee Interpreters and was
en- route home from a visit with the
Cheyenne Indians in CanadisA eoEnty.
Regarding the reported disturbances
among the CheyenRes. Sutton stated
they had a big time sun dancing, but il
there Is any war councils being held they
occurred since his departure. although be
admitted the Cheyennss were angry be-
cause the Indian ageat Major stouch.
inte-ferred. with theiE program.
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HOWARD on COUNTY LINES
Thinks That Is t. he Way New Districts
Should Be Made.

Guthrie o. T., J 1ly 1t is ny i'm
preston that the te vitory should be re-
districted along courSy lines as far as
POSSIBLE, said Bert + coward. OF Eawton,
today. 4 member Of l. y commission ap-
pointed by Governor r, srguson TO reds
trict the territory. Il aave talks With
a number OF people about this matter. and
that seems to be the pre- vaiIing impress
son. In the new country, owins TO the
fact that it IS unsettled ohiticaI J. and
the Democrats claiming a majority in
the three counties. there can be 10 ge~-
ryrnendering. and any reasons Die 6ecision
as 20 districts VIII be sccepte l.
Mt. Howard will be here nc xt Monday
TO meet with the other memb eTs OF the
commission and 10 take cp h Is part ot
the work
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HAYATT UNDER ARREST
For the Murder OF His Wife at Still
water Four Years Ago.


Guthrie, 0. T, July 9.-Sherif Hesser
of Payne county. Oklahoma, left today
for Forsythe county, North Carolina, to
take charge of Charles Hyatt. who is
alleged to have killed hrs wife in Still
water in 1897 Officers have been look,
/ ing for Hyatt since that time, but never
before has he beer apprehended. He
spent three years during that period as
soldier in the Philippines.
Guthrie. o. L, July (Special)-John
F. Hesser, sheriff Of Payne county, was
in the city To-Day for a requisitlon for
the extraditioh of c.. f. Hyatt. under
arrest in Forsythe county North Caro-
lima, TO Payne county to answer the
charge of murder Payne county officials
have been looking for Hyatt for sew
eral years. It is alleged that he muir
dered his wife IN 1897, leaving the coun-
try soon after that time.
Hyatt and a man named Bennett were
indicted for the Cook murder on Black
Bear in Noble county, which created so
much comment at ths time.
Bennett was not apprehenGed. but Hy
att had a hearing and secured his re-
lease His wife was found dead in bed
one night having been murdered. Hyatt
claimed it was &C cidental, but the charge
was made that Hyatt thought she knew
too much about the Cook murder and
that 1t was best to dispose Of her.
Hyatt then left Payne county. He was
finally located and Sheriff Hesser has
had many kilograms about the matter.
H B. Houston, who was in the Eherif1s
office at the time OF the crime, has been
at work for months trying to capture
Hyatt. After the grand jury returned
an indictment against Hyatt. Houston
heard that he was IN Perry and drove
across 10 arrest him. When he arrived
there he sscertainsd that he had left
the town. Later he heard Of him, but
was never able TO set him.
For the past six months he has been
working on this trail and finally believes
that he has landed his man. Hyatt is
said to be about 20 years of age.
At one time It was reported that Hyatt
had Joined the army and sailed for the
Philippines. Nothing definite sbout this
could be ascertained. II is alleged that
the rfian Cook who was killed. was on
Intimate TERMS with both Hyatt and
Bennett
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NOS lIaAS OIool oT UaSe stTenEth, 10
medicine can do that But i does c,,re
diseases OF the stomach and its allied or
gans, and 50 causing the perfect diges-
ton and assimilation OF food, 1t enables
the building OF the body in sound and
vigorous health.
II eau say 10 YOU one bottle Of vugr Golden
hccsca! Discovery has cured me sound aui
~eIi Siter suffering two long wears with storm
sen ctsesse.h writes " z Brasuel. % Sfcsti-f,-
Niiis, 0astoa Co \ c TMyheaith 5 worth al he
world 10 me viii praise yoa - long a. live
Tne Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, q book containing 1905 pages.
IS gwen away. Send y one-ceut stzrnps
the expense Of mailing onit, for the book
IN paper covers, or 81 stamps fo- the vol
urle bound IL cloth Address DR.. Z. Y.
Pierce, Buffalo, Y. Y.
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Michioan Summer Resorts.

Spend sepr summer vacation in the cool
woods of Michigan lake region. VriAe
II. r M5elier. Q. ?. 4. Fsrc MarCalette
railroad. Detroit, Mich. f7r illustratSd
booklet. sent free to anY address. which
tells of hundred charming spcts IN The
Ing hotels. etc Four origiaa. obQtoErapas
of Michigan scenery. sxs inches e SIZE.
sent pcstpaid - any address Tor &c.
stamps Or coin G-s5-tu-.h-su>tf
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dated cot rpsny which consists - ans
hundred 2 more Lsaton bus'n-ns sa<n
Anothsr 81 = o>l1r Srfsiet for el ssa
DIS ~isi cgvu ansr ~ - -frpek Or if
IS con-is-f - ussisss - proceed farthsr
Th- ga - = - fesf fsaS
Th-r. la btsi. qs.=rfsr 30; vkat f.zs-
ter u1l hs Es Ess tTam ksf So Hel
-s.s Bert - ssssf - tbe r1sian Esp.4s-
hrsH .aas s. Ws asFs ssssf fer
ffaa~hise - wfn pigs th. szs iste tss
c.ty rEEt gwzg EssoFts fssra sFFsrts
siats thst fs sabpig % ssHisi~rt faE tas
8s- = ~ ovn II ezs~ 80 sssrsi Krs
. fr2H-his- fTqH lk~ sitT ws 80 seeaFs
ne con-eas of - epsnfg eewsniss 'frfs<
q pi1.e - re iaHter
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CAE AIN =. BEk1OLEIIO-
Captain o.. BertolettO OF the Italian
Barque ''Lincelles," in recent letter
f-cm the chief Office OF the Italian Bal
que LiaceiIes. Pensacola, Fla, writes:
81 have suffered for several years
with chronic cstarrh of the stomach.
The doctors prescribed for ne without
my receiving the least benefit.
Through one of your pamphlets / be-
gan the use of Peruns, aEd two bottles
have entirely cured me. recon-
mend Feruna to all my friends. 20.
RsTtoletto.
In catarrh of the stomach, as well as
catarrh OF any part of the body, Peruna
is the remedy. As has been often said.
If Peruna will cure catarrh OF one part.
1t VIII cure catarrh OF any other part Of
the body.
Catarrh IS catarrh Wherever located.
and the remedy that viii cure il any
whore will cure 1t everywhere
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way about fuedi-
cines they would
be a great deal
better of IL
health and pock-
e. A number of
50 called vblood
n akinSH a and
0Aesll forming
Stonic nedi-
cines are only
stiululsnrs IN dis
guise. You can {
get strength out
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