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DOINGS IN THE SPORTING WORLD.

N'r'2 VA "'. , .,..s, c-'r.: r.. cE ",'s'
...I 5- israa~a'st ~ .a- 'r' ls,.H.' Hrr1t
,lla 7 pr-,.r an vtr.i \, Hr-~-i uslrs
s.n a o-irs b-r, iSars ncur- p baS
Yal0s oa--'' 7.u mouth li'raH e. s-r'
oa 'n- ,s-u' ri r a.. aal sreH, r.rsi are
N'i ur.f .na B,aay I.ns.r % ra -
.s-- na..H-. 1,.s~-'ay fa 10, tss7'. 20
'r'7u rre .ns To- me be-. paus aasrsi
H ,l' In lar rn4a'g The arl.l' a+r.".
men. .'Is 'rr ~ gouaIs AZ " .'nr. 40
.rs .arH.u..s nat PREVAILED ir rr'ir ms'urs
NnHihr H.sr. b' fhs American r'.H
"a, EaFt and Tommy Ryan s's r.u sassl.as
'r- q r1'. rs' 'rs ,si5 are S,'r agar o. .a.
We abr ,4e,rrH R,An saa'' 20 Asish 1 A. 'Hs
-nss.ie .al sgssiae. %, goand' sHls '.
H H1iiiHs pu' 'rr n'rl1rs a"IE1.I H1ah
'ar'' '. hat" DO kaufs .i' lurus No. ''+s
d a. '7s "rani \mcrisAn Hsndi''p e 'a"i 10
1.rk Usrlsy nsnsr-r n RlN'.' Fefns writ.
rE '-1m Portland urc sann4ncss rlat Ef I'
s.NIas 90 rrna'rN 20, 9ro'ssr sta Tom rra-sJ
victor osr- r'rns H.ale' ns' announce taht
10 fr'Hrrsf as sinner II rrs-sT ~'l make ne
ss'sl' 81 ! .. Ssuris. 10 ueish ia 81
mo 'hl N' me contest
me winner on March = ~ the Ncci-l,nt ,ni
sfu,i a. Denver si'l hEAt Young Cat5slI
go Ns, .ur tas f-.tlse Eht champ oHsh!9 %!
sac Un-li N lnuns ,1rnoii has sgfe"i 90 aF-
s@'r ' bio home i1 psnNer ,ni hs 'snoi =
-0lfTa H.'I mo colorado N'histic club - meet
.r1 a1r tHH "iub Win select u Nil' he either
'As rr'hufs'r ~ broad. Neclsllani ~ili start
iraIulrs r' once
Joe. w,lcar,, match with ''Y,aug Peter
iArksan" ln rhHa4elrhn March Il has bssa
allied m a. ne club could not guarantee
enough money. NsIr5lt. AovtNrr, ALL be kspI
busE. ami ar Nsrrh ~ hs has attracted 20 st1p
Jackson in zen rounds before tas Eureka A.
pea. Dlub 0' baltimore rva n'ghs later 'he
'nlirA Demon Nli tackle "Hilb stht at
rhirAFn
II kli RroSd Il no, sitlsnsi vita The r.,ult
~ his recent match With YAnssr. the is'ter IL
ready 10 meet nm asiin IN coates, Of no;
LEES than ten rounds, under the same Ssisht con.
diiisns .hieA soVernsd the former bost.
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PLUNGER MAY Be
RULED OFF TRACK.
L'H0MMEDlEU HAD FISTIC
TALK WITH TRAINER.
Memphis Jockey clubs RuI. Pro-
hihiiinr such \rtion Likely
to lie put In Operation.

MEMPHIS March II Steve I.Hnm-
m-ii'u 'h" riuus"r. ma, suffer the
humiliation ~ hoing ruled IN the Mem
nr!- trn hy the Memphis Jockey club
for engaging IN hsti argument " h
'1' f"-m'- trainer II his horse. bud
MAY 4 tho nrm ~ W "a MAY & co.
The bout secured ON tho Memphis 'rn K
y'st'rdiy. 1u, before either man could
40 Tie otncr much danig, mutual
friends pared them Hut that i1,s not
.ul 'nr nEht IN, Jockey club has a
rIi" ou i's books which fprbid- such
% unus. and 10 IT. that wglsh ma, etu,.
fh, r'IUg"r io n" served with 'n. tIu-
thrf Hr I- now barred from %. track
1Hs' oi me i,oH"I' wn- J. tom
1rrp' nHr" { his horses last summer
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RESTORES HEALTH AND
Strength TO CHRONIC
SUFFERERS BY A MIGHTY
SUBTLE FORCE OF
NATURE.
Startling Disclosures Relative to
the Most Wonderful Power
Known to Man 80 Doctors
Puzzled.
TIE SICK HELptD FREE.
Professor Adkin Offer, to Help The
Sex and Afflicted Free OF Cost.'-
Hundreds Cured at Their Own
homc,.

The Medical World las hsen startled oy
.l. wonderful uros .Fs,ts! b. Professor
Ihus + Ndkiu distinguished scientist
who Is iryrt'lE his life 10 the relief OF SUI
'"r.Hc humanity People IN the last stages
i' consumption men and women living in
constant dread ~ death from B-ights DIS
oasr. Hll ! Poisoning cAure. propsy Heart
.i ,as. and other dangerous ailments have
}. ga restored 10 health hy the treatment o'
'iuE wonderful man after every known
.'n-ly ard scores ~ eminent specialists
Had teen tried To- vain.
Nut In IA. history u Medical Science have
80 many startling cures been recorded so
mar, ,llous has been his success In healing
.Ui Kinds ot disease hat his patients call
H.m NiFacl. Healer man u Super
.uaturai Powers o. Physician Wifh the key
70 'Fc Fountain ~ Youth yet Professor td.
f|r declares 'hrr, L. nothing wonderful
.u' hIs shlifE 'n cure disease. and says
'Hr' be- cures simply bc-au-e he under
-ftHis nature
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nnS punched out of me by some Dig
''l"H almost "ycrE lag | rli my
h'r' broken .png brfpr" nv nf-t rtgu-
lhr rims ngh' W1S hr'piug 10 warm
ap 'kii carter and h' handed M nu
IN" fhdt turned nv ursl, -ilvstyE
'ul
Fitzgerald u'rin MS rims ,lr'pr thro.
years ~" ana Dc hr- been ph-u 'n,nl'ly
hundred battles ant I,z h..ru ulIppsI
rIf once Two years Ngn HI- successful
'pp"n'n' waS iiifry Lyons WAC would
rH' have nance now FItsg-fald
" ICELAND a' E'kNorl Inn nr March
~ i'i Tn. i'-r..i'u Nls curious Tha
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HA|DEE WINS
THE SECOND RACE.
FREE ADMISSION TAKES THE
FIRST EVENT FROM MAPLE.
oteeplecha.e Course Mt Ne~ Or
leans Track Is Removed
During Night.


NEW ORLEANS. La March 1.-THE
Crescent City Jockey Club sprung nix
surprise on the race soers over nigh.
for when :he.mornins dawncd TO-DAY the
s,eepiechase course was a thing ~ the
past. When e got dark last nighr men
beran to remove the fences and also
those used for hurdle races and NJ mid
nixht the .naeld was clear OF Jumps.
I, 10 said that ne association does not
intesd TO do away with steeprrhsse
raced altogether. but tht during the
sumnber monrhs hne cor.sse VIII be laid
out. 1T IL said that when the new course
will 4e bu.s the Jumps will ne " =
sans height as those on the eastern
tracks. In order 20 attract the best tim
ber toppers. The purses will also oe lu.
creased. II u further stated that the
meeting this winter has been 80 success
full that the addai money In the stakes
will be Increased and the purses will
also be raised.
The oard this afternoon promised an
excellent days racing The class of
horses in tho different events was
trifio below the average. but the fact
thatrehe fields were large and scratches
compAratively few mad. Il look aS u
the races would he well contested and
speculation lively.
The weather was very csmfurj able
and q large crowd made the trip ,o the
track.
FIRST RACE
s.iiins: mil. and seventy y.ri'
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GARDEN ANIMALS
CANNOT AGREE.
SP0RTSMEN'S SHOW EXCITE
MENT TOO MUCH FOR THEM.
several Death. Recorded as Re-
suit oI Fight. In cage. of
squirrels and Game Birds.

The excitement and throrgs have
proved tnr much fpf the temperament
- some ~ the gam. ord. aud animals
~ Madison square Garden and several
deaths TIN cpus-puvno. uuN, been tr-
ported go the officials pi rh- Spprt~mru. q,
Show
IH" policy of putting rcd ana gray
squirrels loo the same Htg. VAS uucs-
fIu#,i Dos some OF IA. "Nu"fts On the
opening ulgnt NJ the Snow and their
b NrHr.'- nave been born, nut uy the
irtfh - wv ~ 'ha biE g-tN squirrels
THrr. was a ,Ntgs ngnt h,twcen the
- |-kH frInWs II the woods and several
af .gr u'u"r squirrels arc severely luc"r-
t'rI
tUI-nmc riugtHll pheasant white
an,T-srf ana a H.tuvpsbtrk duck 80
lfsd E..'.rdtN probably from ANNOY
rr,. trH 'rtEn. Ile- pheasant arI
hts mate N'r" nsnf'Hg a. good part of
'lr Afternoon
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re''f'" Vas q uuy.r, aai iit NOT kuuN
murn t'H4t enc rules ~. iI.uIait'i.
tlSg'fh.H h' .II-' H' knock. his or
p.urui through %. sap.- 'n fHs = T.pr
T. 80 over l.t2g'ra't ! record would
take 40 'rr much gptre ~, has ai-
ways been considered very 4. ing r
'uS opponent rH. ans mrH WsiE ny
from ~ 'u ~ pounds E.' N.a brilliant
WORK .Hr fhr last '.r weeks ~ brought
nain ni . ,h" Ntn ,r.h sim
and NHr th'W H'' NIu, were knock
outs Among o.. mon N, Nh pp,,l W.r.
" l"'s VI ga. Martin F|,#rrsy j. X
" milton E'iE Wl.-.."r Jp. C4.a.
barr.y FHr"t trl I'. p.,.ru Fiz
h'- W1.pni Uf 'Ee -r,I m,u pg
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Euhia Tom Shark,s Denver "a
Fp- srrylC. nf Terry McG lVsrn.
Young I"rh"'t and Harry Forbes are
being sought ..u
Nrcordiu. 20 'hr Conditions ~ the
signing ~ 'H' mon they tgrc. 90 meet
any man th' ErEisr club rlras 'a pi'
against 'huIn y bputs vii be ~,
sf rtcr period Than ten rounds and
none longer 'lan twenty
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hr itaCk was an ur
usually severe uus. ana
my condition was re-
gafdcd a. hetug very
dangerous / was at.
tended hy one Of the
most allie doctors ia
Washington WHO H'.p
amrmbsT ui the IA nii,y
n leading medical
college heir lir 'p'd
me go continue his pre-
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G0OOWIN'S GUIDE DELAYED.

But 'pr tho strike IN the book b:ndcrs
trade. GprINlr HrpthcTs' Turf Guide.
Vol . ,or ir,l, would have been issued
nearly three weeks az, As &, H. 1t j.
likely ~ b. pu' this week
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scriptirn aud would get well. tft-t having
n hil-i w-lvc times without receiving the
siiglue.t benefit. | declined To continue his
treatment any longer Having heard
= : -. tSwif,S Sp'cihci ~, mmcnded for
Rh-umaii.n DECIDED, almnsi in despair
however 10 give the medicine trial and
after .nd taken few bottles was able TO
hohhl- 1roNnd on cFuirh's and VERY soon
thrt-aitrr hal No rs- for thew nt all. :. {. :
having cured M sound aud well Al the die.
trrssing pains have lrfi rie my appetite has
returned and am happy 90 he again restored
rs ,t-rfrC, he .th
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AStron was the only one Withdrawn
from the opening event Crpspy and
Maple were considered 70 have IL he
tween them and the bulk Of the money
bet pcnt on them. Crosby closing 4
slight choice. The result OF the race
was big upset Free Admission at
10 to. I. was the winner Art-r a luHg
delay at the post. the nag seIl with
tho field In fair order Crosby H,ut
right to the front lie took a lead ~
three lengths over BOOT and Dr Fnn-
ME md they ran IN this order "a the
far dhrn. Free Admission then showed
IN front and was a. easy winner hv
a length Maple closed strong al the
end and finished second. thrcc Lengths
before Paul Bart.
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or minerals IN Il tO dlstnIb The digestion
and lead To- iuinnus habits
We have prepared a special book on
Rheumatism which every sufferer from
tins painful disease should read I, is
he most complete and interesting book
Of the kind in existence. twill be sent
Tree to any one desiring il. Write our
physicians fully about Your case. We
make no charge for medical advice.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA.
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Medical
OLD DIR. GRINDLE.

Il yea;s sg",iallst lH .atas~, 90 u-n Under
OLD DR CNiNDLE's srioh'ih treatment blaaf
aui sEth diseases pains u tAo b0aes rri spnts
. r. threat and mouth uIcsaA qsu'uI se.Il'4r.
kidney and blaii~r complaint, ssIidiux. inna n.
nation. gaNr 60. are - ~il's rurri I'm.
peIiar1t- removed SUBJECTS a. Mt .asie time
ytsiIins isss sklilful physician Rrme1ussr OH
DR GHISnLE mas record FOR marvellous cures
oFFI 2 OVER - YEARS NJ ~ wes islh It..
between sth and ~ Advice tree Heii.
cine 81 Hour. 2 IN srndsy. Q n
EXPERT H9sriaiiu for females. irregularities
cured. fharEes reasonsbiei no humbuE. Mira
Anxerbauer. al = 53i a.
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FOURTH Etrr
sr sn. an'.sai' 'r-Yug
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

fsns -i' - To rss-.-g w
RACE TRACK NEW pRr.t-,,-.
March n.-The entries ,r- ra.rr.-...,
races are As follow
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Another large Heli went 20 ,hc from
IN the second race. watch Wa a sIN
furlong DASH, sim W Vas mo 'avo-i'a
Win Monte HimyaF 'h, second rhlI-a.
while tho other horse qlayci Wer. Nf-z
Conrad. pivonnc and HuIi,, IW.--
Eho played tlrlr money pn the last
named held the winning lrk.ts A. .H..
rushed 90 IN" front .u no opening -tN
teenth ant. making tli her own running
won, eased up Fy length GALA p4s.
was In second pltr. until a 'ev .t-.f.
from the hnisH wHcH SIM " p,s4.l
him ana beat him ruf 7'|s r. Irrgtr
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the great vegetable
purifier and tonic. is
an ideal remedy III all
rheumatic troubles.
There are no opiatcs
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tn. Equitable Baseball Club desires dates
With the Iranss.s ou,.ot-to~n teams ortflng
xusrantess All Saturdays In April open. AiSo
Nay and 20 Addrsss A. a. sprinEmeyer.
manager. 10 broadway. New York City.
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The Rel, sill play their n--, exhibition sam.
a. home on April 3 Ehe ldianipolis team viii
bs In cincinnati on that date.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1902-05-17

Having A.
born Indiana,
H.
N
Beginning his education the
he
in
O
to
them.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1902-05-17
He COURIER

under before he knew II. The other
day he plowed 1t out accidentally. Ac-
cording to his statement. which cannot
be disputed, II was still running, hav-
ing lost less than five minutes.
X
the vow Of a farmer near Broken Bow.
He promises also to let quails alone.
He recently slaughtered prairie
chicken. Thereby hangs the vow. Like
many other people. farmers included.
he took much pleasure in bagging these
chickens. Travelling near the railroad
track one morning, gun In hand. he
sighted one of this favorite game. or
course his aim was true. When he
came to dress the bird he discovered
a good many worms in it's craw. Curl
osity siezed him and he proceeded to
count them. Ninety-five cut worms
were lodged therein. whereas there was
no grain whatever. 1t is a famous
complaint among the farmers that cut
worms are destroying their crops.
y
For fifteen years a young man of
Endicott has carried a piece Of brass
shell. fragment of a 22-calibre tart-
ridge, in his nose. The other day II
came out and he has preserved II as
souvenir. One time when he was
shooting a % gun the shell burst and
portion of 1t pinked him on the
bridge Of his nose not far from the
corner of his eye. He thought moth
ing Of II at the time for the wound
soon healed. Some time ago he OBJ
served a swelling on the spot. Grad
ually it grew larger and crept farther
down his nose. 1t was painful and he
consulted a doctor, who told him il
was a tumor. He made preparation
for an operation. but a short time after
the shell worked its way out.
1t takes some nerve to attempt the
theft of a hive of bees Some people
possess this needed gray matter for
they do make a try at 1t occasionally.
A recent attempt was recorded at Ord.
The bee keeper was c. A. Parmatier.
One day during his temporary abb
sence somebody entered his premises
and tried to abscond with a hive. He
got little farther than the orchard.
There on the ground were found many
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1902-05-17
ODD BITS OF NEBRASKA LIFE
Continued from page five.)

Continued from page five.)
short time would elapse before it's suf-
ferings would be but too manifest.
Many hours of agitation were endured
by the mother, followed by ineffable
relief at the goodness of nature which
spared the infant.
A spook i'm female attire has at
tracted the tremulous attention of the
people about Lyons, so the Sun records
This strange creature prOwls along in
the woods with noiseless tread, fitting
about under the shadows at night In
the most unearthly fashion. Two or
three times she has appeared on the
farms of Ed Grenier and Al Speak
man. On no occasion has she made
any demonstrations to excite terror,
but the horror of her grewsome atti-
tude, solemn, silent and intent, has
aroused every member of the two fam
lilies. No explanation of her ghost
ships presence is offered.
4
Wagon tongue swindlers are work.
ing the rural districts now. One has
a patent idea of his own which he Of
fers to sell to the farmer. The chances
are that the husbandman does not
grab at once. But the model is left
with him while he is given plenty of
time to think it over. Along comes the
confederate, who oils the farmer with
some smooth language before swallow
ing him Then he offers $500 for the
scheme. The farmer says he will see
about it, sends $3.50 for the right to the
patent The con man expects to come
again for the outfit as soon as the
original is heard from but he never
comes back.
Some aesthetic thieves are boosted
by Kearney. Coin has no attractions
for them. Flowers and plants, trees
and vines are the objects of their as
piration. They don't stop at merely
small things either. Last fall they
made a raid on a mans young orchard
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1902-05-17

dead bees and tracks unusually wide
apart that were certainly not made by
any person on a walk. The hive was
broken as II by "a fall. but the bees
which remained alive were working
mournfully over their sweets. Only the
tracks told the tale. but their language
was so expressive and humorous that
the bee man was constrained to ex-
cessive mirth I'm spite of the waste and
meanness of the trick.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1902-05-17

and retired with the treets. Recently
they dug up another mans strawberry
plants. stole a number of plum. peach
and pear trees and finally have
marched away into the darkness with
several large pots of flowers and rare
plants from the front porch Of County
Treasurer Bodinson.
4
A young porker with a paw like a
human hand is the latest talk of Plain
view. Everybody believes in the truth
of it there and is trying to impress the
belief on outsiders. This remarkable
brute is a product of the farm Of JAG
OBJ Straub. Many people have driven
and walked to his institution to get
glimpse of shoat. They say the fin
gers are separate and distinct and
make a remarkable sight. The owner
is giving the pig lessons in civility and
expects 1t soon to be shawink hands
with all the visitors.
4
Dakota county. This sort of deal was
perpetrated at the home of a preacher
recently, with strange yet gratifying
results. Every lady and gentleman
who attended first sought out the
chicken people and engaged for one
fowl. With it under an arm each per-
son filed into the house and set it loose
With the scurrying of hens and cack-
ling of women it was a party indeed.
Their liberty was a little too much but
the folks wanted to show the preach
,r's family that the birds were alive
and frisky. They were soon cornered
again and deposited in a shed. There
are various brands and sorts of dona-
ton parties, but the chicken racket
promises to be the most fascinating
and useful. If there is anything a
preacher likes, according to tradition.
it is chicken and eggs.
4
Twelve months ago a Cass county
farmer lost his Waterbury watch. He
was blowing in the field and it dis
united itself from his person and went
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1902-05-17

Diplomatic difficulties office district
clerk William Phillips
himself
He Cadiz November
1871 Lincoln with his
father lived Grad
of
employed National
be-
health Phillips remained with the
until October 1899 connection with assist
republican
Eca November,
corded With
admin
whether becomes will eventually
himself Lincoln
as s
membership
a
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1902-05-17

Twelve months ago a Cass county
farmer lost his Waterbury watch. He
was blowing in the field and it dis
united itself from his person and went
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-10-02

name to be used with hers, as sponsor
for the gathering. Its prestige has
therefore been great.
Princess Louise acts with her broth
er frequently. The two are close
friends, and the king is said to like
particularly this sisters unostenta-
tious life and bearing. So fond of be-
ing private person is Princess Louise
that for Is years she had not given
her photograph to be published.
Princess Louise is perfectly at home
with people who are devoting them
selves to helping little children, which
is all the more notable from the fact
that she has none of her own. Hos
pitfalls for youngsters are her hobby.
1t must be admitted, however, that
she is lady of many hobbies, for she
is an artist, both sculptor and illus
traitor, an omnivorous reader, fre-
quently traveller incognito, curio
collector, a bargain hunter, is deft
with her needle and can cook. Queen
Victoria's journal contains numerous
references to the versatility of her
daughter Louise and the English GER
tainly recognize in her the handsomest
as well as the cleverest of 1.-THE late
queens girls"
Princess Louise learned with pleas
ure of the progress made in the oral
system for teaching deaf children in
America, as compared with the sign
method. She considers the oral meth
cd a remarkable development and
hopes for its further adoption in Eng
land. Miss Garrett, of Philadelphia,
has been in attendance on the congress
with several of the deaf children from
her oral school, giving practical dem
onstrations of the oral system.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-10-02
Presbyterian Greensboro Ga

THE day was when men of promi-
nence hesitated to give their testi-
monials to proprietary medicines
for publication. This remains true to-
day of most proprietary medicines.
But Peruna has become SO justly fam
Gus, it's merits are known to so many
people of high and low stations, that
no one hesitates to see his name in print
recommending Peruna.
The highest men in our nation have
given Peruna strong endorsement.
Men representing all classes and sta
tions are equally represented.
A dignified representative of the Pres
byterian church in the person of Rev.
e. G. Smith does not hesitate to state
publicly that he has used Peruna in his
family and found it cured when other
remedies failed. In this statement the
Rev. Smith is supported by an elder in
his church.
Rev. f. G. Smith, pastor of the Presby-
terian church of Greens boro, Ga, writes:
Having used Peruna in my family
for some time it gives me pleasure to
testify to its true worth.
"My little boy seven years of age had
been suffering for some time with ca
tarrh of the lower bowels. Other RENE
dies had failed, but after taking two
bottles of Peruna the trouble almost en-
tirely disappeared. For this special
malady consider it well nigh specific
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-10-02

Neck ornaments are particularly
pretty. The fiat plated white and
colored mousseline boas more resem-
BILE shoulder fchus, being invariably
bordered with mousseline roses or
velvet rose leaves applique at the
edge of the mousseline killing. Ends
of black ribbon velvet or strands of
jet beads finish the fronts. Others
of tulle, forming ruches turning
down from the hair, are embellished
by long pompadour silk stole ends
trimmed with large steel buttons.
Effective et-ceteras are always an i'm
portant item on a Partisan toilet, and
some of the latest cravats and boas
are particularly attractive this sea-
son. Spotted killed white mousseline
trimmed with lace, pompadour rib
bon latticed on net, colored bebe rib
bon velvet gathered up into rosettes
in front of neckbands and embroid-
cred lawn and linon sole collarettes
are among the most popular acces-
EorieS.