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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
THE DELEGATES
ARE ARRIVING
First Annual Convention Of
Anti-Saloon League Will
Begin Here To-Day.

Upwards of 200 delegates Will be in at
tendance upon the first annual State con-
vention OF the Anti-Saloon League OF
Virginia, which will begin in this city
this afternoon at ; o'clock. Quite a NUM-
Der of them reached here last night ana
others will be in to-day. Among those
WHIP had gotten here by 4 o'clock yestcr-
day afternoon were: Rev. S. e. Hatcher,
of Petersburg; Rev. r. 7. " 4ison, u. u,
presiding elder of Petersburg District;
Rev Mr.. James of Heathsville; Alr. w.
D. Wildnlan, Of South Boston; MIR. ROD
ert East, of South Boston, and others.
a. reception committee was present at
the Grace-Street Baptist Church, in which
the convention will be held, assigning
delegates to homes. This committee viii
be on hand again to-day. Among those
who are expected to come in this morn
ing, in addition to those mentioned IN
Sundays paper are the following:
James l.. Erwin Esq. Washington, u.
c., president of the Anti-Saloon League
of the District of Columbia; Miss a.
Josephine Cox, representing the Epw0th
League of Charlottesville; r. L. Thorn
ton, of Fairfax; Rev L. B. Overton, OF
Fentress; Rev. Ed. J. Richardson, Saluda.
Va. Professor j. L. Stinson, cf Norton;
Rev. Leroy Lee Banks, of Miler's Tav-
ern: keN. h. u. Jayne, OF bowling
Green; Rev. William Sloane. OF Brook
vale: Rev. F. T. Billiard OF Lynchburg;;
Captain W. =. TAYLOR, vice-pres!dent OF
the Anti-Saloon League of Norfolk; Rev.
H. D. Cotfey, of Gays. Va; Professor
w. W. Smith, of Lynchburg; w. a. Bas-
sy, of Roden; ". II. Vincent, Capron;
Mrs. Thomas z. Bagby. of West Point;
John Il. Doyle Mckinney, Va; Robert
7. Riyes, of McKenney; j. y. Patterson,
w. J. Lotll. Elijah Conner, j. f. Temple
ton, DR.. w. \. Jones and Rev. e. G.
Cronil, of Waynesboro: Captain Charles
j.. Nawter, Ii. D., OF Miiler's School;
DR.. j. NJ. Davis. of WestEoro; C. ~ Nes-
bitt, W. D. Wfldman, Robert East, OF
South Boston; Rev. W. e. Allen, of Wind
sor; Rev. l.. w. Moore and W. NJ Minter
of Pocahontas.
The programme for this afternoon and
tonight will be as follows:
Afternoons. devotion; 3:15, address OF
welcome, Rev. c. S. Gardner, D. D., pas
tor OF the Convention Church.: $40. re-
Spouse, Rev. f. NJ. Edwards, Onancock;
4. greetings from other organizations;
4:3e announcement Of committees ana
other business; ). adjournment
Night--7:3o song service; S. address or
president. Professor S. C. Mitchell, Rich
mond College; $50, address, Judge w. I'll.
Mann, Nottoway Courthouse; o. address,
Ethics of the Anti-Saloon Movement
Rev. j. B. Hawthorne, D. D., Richmond;
$3.50, adjournment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
DAY IN TIE POLICE COURT,
Justice cru.chiicId Gives Warning to Young

In Police Court yesterday Justice
Crutchfieid announced that there is ton
much prowlnS around at night BY young
men, and declared that in future he viii
punish those growing boys who ara
caught out after two and three o'clock
in the morning unless they have very
good excuses. This warning was apro-
nitAgated in the case OF Andrew c.. Gal
lagher, a. young man, who was in court
on the charge OF the theft of an over
coat lie and another young man, for
merly an inmate of the Reformatotv
were found carly yesterday morning,
For the theft of the overcoat Gallagher
got ninety days.
For choking his mother-in-law ana
otherwise nlisbelaving while drunk, p.
T. Day was fined $40 and sent to prison
for thirty days. CLARENCE AIilburn and
George Nichols, Suspicious characters.
who are suspected of connection with
various minor crimes of recent date.
were sent away for sixty days each, and
Tom Bowles, drunk, was discharged, as
it was shown to be an unusual offense
with him
Ed. Caughlin was accused of beating
his wife. but was dismissed. as was Mary
Carter. alias Taylor. who was accused
of the theft Of $40 from John Wade.
Samuel Ford, held for some time for
the theft Of a ham. was acquitted and
released,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
STRONG OPPOSITION.
independent Republicans Keep 0ifice-Seekers
fIUe sing

There is no use talking" said a local
Republican yesterday morning, there IS
ar opposition in Washington to the ma
chine in Virginia which is keeping the
office-seekers guessing
Colonel James Browning, of Tazewell
Colonel Lamb, Of Norfolk, and General
Rosser are the three in which the oppo-
sition is conferred and it seems they
have gotten the Presidential car
United States Marshals Morgan Treat
and Brown Allen are in Washington now.
Mr.. Treat having left Richmond last
night to again be on the spot. Their
terms expire within the next month and
there is some talk Of the opposition 20
the machine getting in some good
work.
Mir. Treat, before leaving. spoke con-
fdently OF his reappointment. &c said
if the endorsement of the official of the
courts with whom he is associated in his
official capacity has any weight With the
President, he is continuing in Office II
is said Judge Waddill. of the United
States Courts, is supporting Nh. Treat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
o'clock this morning. Tn

st II o'clock this morning. The
occasion will be. one of special interest
and a full attendance is expected.
Dr.. TAYLOR will remain in this country
about q year. When he returns to Bra
I'll. he will leave his three small ch2Ioren
here to be educated.
Mrs Howard NJ. Hoge, State president
of the Virginia w. c. I. u, arrived in
the city Tuesday with her husband. That
evening, at the residence OF Mrs. Lip
hart, No 500 East Leigh Street, the sew
eraI VS. Of Richmond rendered her a
royal reception.
There is danger of dearth of minis
tiers. according to the current issue of
the Religious Herald. The Foreign Mis-
for men. The State Mission Board needs
for important Virginia fields at least
eight wcll-equipped and devoted men
There is little difficulty IN finding men Tor
of 1880 to $1,000. but. for such fields as
the State Board wishes TO cultivate,
where the salaries average about $500 or
500 men are not available.
D.. and wife. well-lknown in this city.
in February and return in May.
The Rev. R. J. Adams, D. D., and
Mrs Adams. Of Cambridge, Mass, pass
ed through Richmond last week Ell route
spend a portion Of the winter.
The city Union of the Kings Daush-
tiers will meet in the Woman's Christian
Association building this afternoon
at o'clock.
The Board Of Trustees of the Bowling
Green Seminary met Tuesday at noon
at Centenary Methodist Church. The
purpose of tho meeting and the bust
ness transacted could not be learned this
morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
Supreme Court o Appeals.

Richmond Railway and Electric Com
pany VS.. West. Ar-ue,l by Z. W. Oh. IS
tan and Miles Martin for appellant
and E. NJ. Long and II. r. Pollard for
appellee and submitted.
Mathews vs.. Glenn and others. Argued
by FL. C. Rely for appellant and cou-
tirued until to-day.
The next cases to be called are Smith
vs. Pyrites Minin:r and Chemical Corn
pany and B. T. SIN tn Fl e-Proof and
CONSTRUCTION Company US Kirby and
Richmond Railway and Electric Con-
pany US. HudGins. Nos %, IS and 80
There will be no opinions handed down
TODAY,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16

ton is still in the business. 4 is got,
the saloon men VIII work Of tlteir OVID
accord.
Considerable attention will be given II
politics In the campaign for "a
nayorstlty the organization vii! ha.d
the candidates give some express
sion on the Sunday law violation
matter II there are several o. thes+
candidates and all os them GscII1 asainSi
it. then the saIoon-men as IN lngaIza.
ton viii take no hand III the siSilf. B.i
il. say. there are two c24.E Hates AMI
one Of them stands for the enfo-csmeni
OF the Sunday laws and the other viii
not, then the organization win report
the one who does. This lea Viii Us
carried out in the present dgnt los Mayer,
This is tie general plan of opcras.5us
as set forth yesterday by osge OF shs
leading movers in the new scheme. os
course it may be modified and it may 30
extended. subject to the viii OF the meet.
ing, preparations for winch are being
made now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
MUST HAVE ANNEX.
Treasury Department Says Richmond Office
is Too Small!

There is little doubt that the annex
to the postoftice building will be erectaa.
The Treasury Department, III Wasnlns-
ton, recognizing the pressing necessity Tor
more room in the office here. mas writ
ten Postmaster knight urging that spe-
cial effort be made TO relieve the sltua-
ton. The letter to Mr.. Knight quotes
;he report of Inspector llemper, Who
visited the local Office some weeks ago,
in reference to the space allotted tbs
registry division being ON l2M2p, ana
adds that such cramped condition OF
affairs should not exist III an office the
size and Importance of Richmond. Mr..
Knight is opposed TO the plan suggested
by Congressman Lamb. that a store room
be rented for the registry division.
Mr.. knight wants the appropriation or
SIS, 600 for the annex. as q temporary re-
lief, and 8 separate appropriation for a
new postofioa building. 10 take tbs plaas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
SUCCESSOR TO JASPER.
lie viii Be Installed as Pastor on Suuaa,
ki2ht Next

The installation of the Rev. Il. V. Pey-
ton, as the successor OF the late Rev.
John Jasper, to the passionate Of the
Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Church (colorec)
will occur Sunday night next Tie first
services by the new pastor, who will ar
rive here to-day, will he held on Wcdnes-
day night.
The exercises incidental to the instaIla-
ton will be quite interesting. The fol-
towing programme has been arranged:
Music, Second Baptist Church choir;
Scripture reading, Rev. N. Brown; pray
II, Rev. ". Williams; installation sermon,
Rov. 4. D. Lewis; prayer, Rev. t. 4artt;
charge to pastor, Rev. A. Binga, Jr.;
charge to church, Rev. Fl. R Williams:
hand Of fellowship, Rev A. S. Thomas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
BINDS WAY no I.IVN LONG

The startling announcement of a Dis
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made by Editor o H. Downey of Gnu
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Pneumonia or Consumption Its relief
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Minor Drug Company guarantees every
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free
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
FOR SABBATH OBSERVANCE.
sa.oon,Keepers viii cooperate VITA Sunday
eaTue.

A meeting will be held shortly IN san
e..r, Hall by a number of Richmond sa
ion,-iteeners for tie, purpose Of effectinS
~, organiza ton. which will enter the
,t.ts in favor OF the observance of tn,
sabnath. The proposition is TO work in
congregation with the Sunday Observance
league in securing the enforcement Of
the Sunday laws
'The proposed new organization VIII be
composed of the majority OF me better
class OF the liquor men OF tie city II
viii stand for the enforcement OF the
present laws-no more. In this respect
it will work hand in hand Wiz the sun
day observance League II that organiza-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT.
Torn Transfer Occasion Of Sult-0th
lourt News


Lourl News.
a verdict was given for the defendant
in the Law and Equity Court yesterday
afternoon in the suit of Miss Lilly NJ.
Allen, against the Traction Company, for
S1,0u0. Miss Allen was given a traLsIer
at First and Main Streets, that vas
mu1iiated This, the conductor deemed
10 accept, and the lady was forced to get
of the car. She sued on the ground that
the transfer was given her by a con-
ductor, and it was no fault of hers hat
il was torn, ana because she was forced
10 get off the car at First and Cary
Streets.
suit was Instituted yesterday in the Law
and EQUITY Court by Coalter and Mlse
for Louis 8. Gillian against the Pas-
senser and Power Company for Sl."D.
Mr. Gillian claims that sum for alleged
harsh and discourteouS treatment at the
hands of a conductor on car. lie
claims that he was in a crowded car
and gave his seat TO lady lie stooo
up in the car, holding to strap an"
was asked by the conductor TO either
move uo or stand on the platform. rms
he refused TO do, claiming that he nad
right to stand in the car so long as he
interferred with no one. He claims that
the conductor handled him roughly and
thus asks for damages
In the Chancery Court Thomas n. Car
ter qualified as administrator for Der
nard Peyton. Jr; r. Carter Scott quail
fed as administrator, d. b. m, for Ihom-
as G. Peyton; and Pauline 2. Whitta-
ler qualified as administratriS OF T.. a.
Whitaker, Jr and as guardian OF j. y.
Claude b., Paul and Elizabeth Whitta-
ker; ]. Boyd Shannon qualified as admin
istrator or John I'll. Shannon; Mary w.
Woodbridge qualified as executriE of
Joseph Flood Woodbridge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16

Fitzhugh Lodge. T. 0. Q. r, has in.
stalled the following officers for ensuing
term: Noble Grand, J. H E,ngle; Vice
Grand. a. L. Chaplin: Secretary, b g.
Garner; Financial Secretary, II. NJ. Rhine
hardt; Treasurer. 3. II. Herndon; Chap
lain, j. T. Stuart; Conductor, r. E
Delaney; Warden, w. A Peasants; r
S. to n. c., Calvin Cooke: L. S. Il
n c.. j. W. Thurman; R. S. to V c.. j
r. Christian; L. S. to V. c., Fl. C. Howlc
r. S. s., @. t. Halt L. S. s., a. e
Cohen; l. CT. J. J. Beavin; Q. G., r. j.
Redford, and S. P. c.. w Z. Doyle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
To Ra Sc $4,000

The colorcd Baptists OF Virginia, are
making special efforts to raise $1,000 in
their annual meeting which viii be held
in Gilfield Baptist Church, Petersburg,
next May. By special effort these people
raised in Bedford City last May over
$6,O00
interetinE mass-meetinsS are being held
in Richmond eno Manchester under the
management of Rev W. +. Ashburn. the
general missionary who rep essen OIL
cially all departments Of their church
work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
Prnnciiy Iransf rs

F.ichmond: c. G. Ecl1ert to J. f. l..
Hart, 3S fet on east side Of Twelfth Street,
$50 feet south of n or Ttlrpin Street, $500.
William j. Ready and wife to Thomas
H. Duke, 10 feet on west side Plum Street,
1872 9-12 feet north of Main Street, s., $50.
Henrico: Robert ID. Brown to Annie B.
Brown, SO feet on west side OF street
80 feet wide, Duval's addition, $.
Mrs. Laura Walton's trustee to t. T..
Green, 81 1-2 feet on Brook Avenue, south
east corner Webster Street, s1,160.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
Succe sful est.

The test made yesterday afternoon on
the improved nozzle for ire ladders was
mast successful The big truck from the
Broad Street house was used. The eNper-
iment makes OF this piece of fire appara-
tus a water tower of itself. The device
is secured on the rounds of the ladder,
and with small ropes attached to the ROE
zle, it is operated by a man standing On
the ground.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
MARDIGHAS. 1902.
New Orleans. La., February is1s.
t8o2-Mobile, Ala. February Ast:
djI 1900

The Southern Railway announces one
fare for the round trip in the sale Of
tickets from all points on its lines 10
New Orleans, Mobile and Pensacola
and return, account of Mardi Gras
Tickets on sale February 4th, 9Th, 9Th,
18th. Sth, 9th and 10th, with return limit
February 18th, except by del,ositing
tickets with joint agents at New Orleans,
Mobile and Pensacola, and upon pay
ment of fifty cents, extension of limit
may be had until February 2Sth 1902.
The Southern IS the through care line
from the North and East to Mobile,
ard New Orleans. Through coaches,
through Pu1l1nans, and dining-cars, fast
ana convenient schedules.
Call on agents for details. or
c. w. WESTBURY,
District Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
WORK ON ST. ANDREWS.
Messrs. smailey & Co. VIII Push the Building
Rapidiy Now.

Messrs. SmaIley & Co. resumed work
yesterday on the St Andrews Church.
Material is now at hand, as it will be
needed, and it is expected that the build
ing win continue until everything is COM
plete-
This church will be one of the mani
soonest in the South. This is more par
tcularly of the interior, which will be
extensively and deliberately furnished.
The stained-glass windows alone VIII
cost several thousand dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
SC Mu clus" roUSD l,I,rYE,

The ..Comus Club Will give a pound
party on Friday night. the 18th, for the
benefit OF poor widow. VINO has six lit
tie children TO provide for and no means
of doing So Any one wishing to help in
this gooo cause. will please send their
contributions of provisions, etc, to No.
$40 West Marshall Street, and The members
OF the "Comus Club" will see that they
are safely delivered in the HAMS OF this
worthy woman in whose ca uss they have,
interested then1seive.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
Of the present one as soon as possible.

Postmaster Wray I. Knight has been
appointed paymaster for al the rural
free-deiivery carriers in the State Tho
payment will be made through checks
The appointment is considered recosri-
ton on the part of the Postoffice Depart
rnent Of the ability and business methods
of the Richmond postmaster.
Assistant Postmaster Gruhbs is yet on
crutches from the injury to his leg d few
weeks ago. but is improving.
Yesterday was pay day at the post
office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
Criticised Councilman.

At the meeting of the Central Trades
and Labor Councir Tuesday night some
of TIE members INDUCED in criticisms of
the Mayor. City Engineer and the Corn-
ell in reference to the work upon the
new city Jail building. It was complain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16

At a. regular neeting OF Hope Council.
No. %, Jr O. u. a. NJ, the following
officers We're installed for the ensuing
term: r. II. Ball, chancellor: j w.
Arnall. vice-chancellor, c. +. Chandler,
Ir., past chancellor; c. II. Burton, war
den; R. E. Owens. r. c. s; c. B. Pitt.
financial secretary; II. O.. Gates, treas
urer; j. w. Smithers, conductor; w. H.
Cav, inside sentinel: r. C. Dixon, out
side sentinel; J. NJ. n. Allen, trustee for
eighteen months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
Meeting OF Dove Lodge.

Dover Lodge, NO. 81, a. L. and a. NJ.
Will meet at the Masonic Temple THIS
evening at 2:3O O'Clock to pay the last
sad tribute Of respect to the late Walter
J. Blunt, who was for many years,
:nomber of The lodge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
NOT ARRESTED.
A. F. Fitzgerald, tie Missing Stamp Clerk, is
Still! sbseat.
council

The missing stationery clerk of the
Southern Railroad, ~ +. titzsefa1o' ma. .3,9
NOT been arrested The detectives are SIN
searching for him, and they belieEe ne
viii be located and arrested within q short
period Of tinle- -
II was rurnored yesterday that ne had
offered TO give himself up and that ne mao
communicated with friends to that emu
but NOTHING, came of the rurnor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16

Tho Traternal Mystic Circle will hold
an open meeting at Pickett Camp Hall
or the evening of January 24th. Adj
dresses are to be made by F. II. Duck
WITT, Of Philadelphia, Supreme Mystic
Ruler. and Rev. Herbert NJ. Hope, Su-
preme Chaplain. a programme of vocal
and instrumental music will be provided.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
WOMEN SUFFER
NEEDLESS MISERY.
FEMALE WEAKNESS is
PELVIC CATARRH.
Peruna Cures CatarrI,
Wherever Located.

Miss Arabella Macdonald, No.
LII Phillip St. Albany. \. Y.
writes:
For the past three Years !
llaye been troubled with occa-
sional baekaches. splitting head
aches and dragging down pains.
At such times could neither
eat nor sleep, and was in per-
feet misery for three or four
days.
Our family physician called
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16

At regular meeting of Union Council,
held Tuesday night, last the FLOWING
officers We installed by D. D. G.. R. w.
&. Garlick.
Regent, j. Rufus Smith; vice-Regent,
Frank L. Butler; Past Regent, r. Lee
Smith; Orator, j. s. Evans; Chaplain e.
g. Fensom; Secretary, r. r Butler; Col
lector, VIM. Fl. Williams; Treasurer. n.
X. White; Guide, w. 8. Riddick; War
den, j. w. Binns: Sentry J. FL. Traylor.
Trustees-W L. Smith. Q. r. Kelley, ".
S. Blankinship. Representative to Grand
Council, w B. Gstrlick; Alternate, ".
P. Woodson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16

Mr.. L. Eugene Davis has returned from
Hampton. where he went TO assist in the
raising Of chiefs in the local Tribe OF Red
Men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16

"Peruna cured me, it took
nine bottles, but | felt SO much
improved | kept taking it, as !
dreaded an operation SO much.
I am to-day in perfect health,
and have not felt SO we'll for fif-
teen wears.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
MRS. Lillian BROWN. who cure herself complete
y I me with this R.medy after suffering ears

MRS. Lillian BROWN. who cured herself complete
iy I b M with this Remedy after suieung iears
that most sufferers believe Goitre is
ircurable he sends free trial package.
s. his discovery so that patients may
Try 1t and know positively that their
Goitre can be cured 1T home withou.
rain, dangerous surgical operation or
any Inconvenience.
Doctor Hais can cure any Goitre
quickly and eafely IN your OWL home.
IL makes no difference how serious your
case may be. Just write him to-day tell
Ing your ase, size Of Your Goitre, what
part OF the neck it is on and how long
Noa have had 1t AND lie VIII send you
hs return mail the free trial package.
postpaid, of the remedy that will surely
cure YOU.
20 not delay, bat write to-day to DR.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
run sEcrEr of LosG LIFE

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Vigorous hcaltG and strength always fol,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
AMONG SECRET ORDERS.
Meetings Held or Those Socn to Be
Held

The Past Masters Association will hold
their annual banquet Saturday night at
the Masonic Temple. Past Master Nor
ton r. Savage is pr, sident and Past Mas
ter Isadore LovenStein is secretary.
Election of officers will be held at this
meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16

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medicine never did any good. I am sure
that he never knew what the trouble
was. At last Peruna was suggested to
me, and I said that T would try one bot
tie, and if that did not help me would
not take any more.
Imagine my pleasure when the next
attack came to find that a few doses of
Peruna relieved mo considerably. kept
taking it for three weeks longer, and
think I am cured, FOR THIS IS EIGHT
MONTHS AGO, AND HAVE HAD NO
SIGN OF ACHE OR PAIN SINCE
Il gratefully acknowledge the merits
of Peruna.''