The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-02

Block, Indianapolis, Ind. writes:
"Peruna is a splendid medi
cine. l was troubled for nv
years with frequent headsehs.
dizziness and shooting pains
I grew thin and pale. The doc
tors tried in vain to benefit me.
but nothing seemed to do me
any good until ] tried Perrna,
Eleven bottles made mo a We'll
vonar once more. l am nov
enicyiug perfect health, my ap-
petite is good, my head cIear.
and am entirely without pain.
thanks to Peruna- Mrs. Mary
Miller.
pe-ru-na Effects Marvellous Cures In
s4.rr1aie Diseases.
| If all the praise tnat is given Peruaa
by the women could he gathered INTO
| one chorus. what q volume OF thaHKs-
! giving it would make Never WAC
remedy so sincerely praised BY so many
| t,,,,nssrds before in all the history OF
I! medicine.
All those women who drag around and
vet no; talk. TO the o-I. ail those women
/; WHO have weakening drains EAT Woo
! manage to keep o3 their fees. hit tnoSe
j women v;ao acEe. tse-nh}e ard tHron but
I, ysIl NOT sivs W and become h:s.-rtdden,
/ ~, t;tasa w.-1ls;1 who staEger under
i ttleir burdens with aizzy mead and not
/ ffasEles but brave attend to their
/ hiaseho.d cvties as If they were not
i SEX. all of these women whose nerves
are on a keen edge. who struggle along
With headache and taskach., palrssa-
! ron Of tie .ia.trt arrangement of diges-
tian-s:l OF eni:s vast multitude OF
!, women arc ifar,sdiates. -cstcred by
I Fescng II .is Very rare, indeed. tint the
+ e.sre tai;S far sto:. of the magical.
4 IRE frs. dose begins to make them
feel te.ter 'ss.e first day is a revelation
/ 70 t::eu.. 1scis goes Oh diiy after day
Il vstsl. after week. unsr they are en-
i trey esnanciraied from the thraldom OF
disease
II Ps-ru.na a Boon to Fer:s.is Sufferers
I Pee,rla era,icates the wEoie system Of
A 1ca .arrh This esr'ains why it % quickly
i and promptly cures catarrhal complaints
/ 81 n..uI:af to the feriafs SEX.
II YOU do rot derive Dronip- and salts
/ ractGrr results from the use OF Peruna.
/ ,.ri.e a. once 70 Er. Hartman. giving
f5:i; statement Of ycnr case. and he will
4 -, r,,eascti to give you his valuable advice
Z era It's.
IS ..ti..rcss Or. Hartman. President OF The
Hartman Saritsrtarn, Columbus. o.
field. Mr.. Donald left RocShridxe less
than two weaks ago to maze his home
in Louisville Monday a telegram was
received here announcing his death. He
was a son cf the late h. J.. Donald, OF
:. near Fairfield. and was aged about tSpen-
4 ty-tive years. Several brosnsrs ana sis
1 ter5 survive
led. ". Gos1
II rr.. >r,r, = 80
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Cctobsf =.
JoFlr, w. Go5s. FOR 11ors than ten years
q 4 member Of tho Albernarie county Board
of Supervisors. 6tsd suddenly OF heart
disease t!.,s aitasaoon at his home Door
& Stony Point. eyed sixty-three yeafA
4 He was tie 40. CT tie Rev yamO W.
4 Cess, ons Of the most noted minioeegD OF
4 the Christian Church In his day. Mrs.
4 Goes, who was a Miss Kent OF Louisa.
sister OF DR.. Charles w. Kent. OF the
chair OF literature and rhetoric &C tho
University Of Virginia. survives her hus-
land with six chiidrec-fve daughters
| and one son.
s.rs z. y. Hsstmcre.
Especial Dispatch to The fimeaJ
PETERSBURG. VA. October L..
Mr. Richard FL Westmore. we'll known
citizen of Petersburg. died last night &C
his home on Old Street. Mr.. Westmore
had been In feeble health for many
years. He was a member OF Powhaean
Tribe OF Red Men and Monroe Lodge Of
Odd-F'ellows.
Mr. p. II. Decker.
Special Dispatch to The rnnesD
PETERSBURG. VA. October -
Mr.. Patrick Henry Dozier. who was bed.
ly burned by steam at the factory %
Orr & Holt, In this city, late Saturday,
night week age, is dead In this city
from his injuries. a widow and family
survive him.
Admiral James E. Jarrett
tBy Associated Press.)
II WASHINGTON. D c.. Oct. f-Rear-
Admiral James E. Jouett, United States
. Navy. retired. died at his home ..The
Anchorage. at Silver Spring Maryland.
at early hour this morning. He was
!. seventy-four years or age and had lon9
and distinguished career. He was born
| in Kentucky and was appointed In the
& navy from that State. He was retired in
1890
Mrs. Margaret Hammersly.
u fSpAciai Dispatch TO The rins..p
LEESBuRG VA. Oct. Mrs. Mar
agret Hamnnerly. widow OF John Ham
merly. aged eishty-three years. died
!. Sunday at the home OF Mr.. Georse W.
& pufin. near Leesburg, and was buried
!. on Tuesday IL Union Cemetery. this
place, by her pastor. Pew. J. w. Lup-l
, ton. D. D.. OF the Presbyterian Church.
q She IS survived by three childre:r-rwo
daughters. Mrs George ". pulin. %
!. LeesburS. and Mrs Burch. OF Ashburn.
and one son. Mr.. c. D. Hanamerly. OF
Lsesburg.
DEATHS
BANKER,-pisd att A n: October 1se.
i Mrs. lAEGAEET BANKER in the
& eich.y-third year OF her aes.
Funeral will take place from her late