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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
HE TURNED AND LOST
Fellow Tries TO Rob Employer and Is
Caught Red Handed.

Guthrie o. T., August 25.-The unex-
pected always happens. William Baker.
d farm hand. who has been working for
Jack Fields, farmer living nine miles
east OF Red Rock, is under arrest, and
is charged with the robbery Of his en-
ployers house and will probably be acid
Tor the action Of the grand jury, says
tho Republican.
baker went 10 work for Fields Tuesday
and worked two days. On Thursday the
folks went away from home on visit.
and while they were gone Baker broke
into the house and started 10 ransack
it, lie broke the lock of an Indians
trunk left there Tor safe keeping. steal
ing a long string Of beads which he poek-
cted. He vas surprised in his opera
lions by the return CT the family, how
ever, and as he was caught Ike rat
in d tap he climbed 10 some boards lslu
across the rafsers, where he laid on one
side until he became 50 sore he was com
PEELED TO turn over. He made such q
racket the women heard him and Sker-
III Foster was telerhoned FOR.
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ing at the o. h barber shop. has. sold
his interest here and will move 10 Win
FIELD.
Judge Gillette Is now holding court IN
his neat fouE-rom building west OF the
court house.
Mr.. Ewell OF Sharon, Kan, is visiting
Mr.. Hugh Graham. who wss formerly
a business partner in sharon.
Mr.. Slack OK Kentucky. who owns city
property in s.nadarko and has been here
several days with view 10 other in
vestnents. has returned 10 Kentucky, but
expects 10 visit Anadarko again soon.
Miss Bessie Phumphey, an employe OF
Judge Cram. was married recently 10 Ag.
W. II Sperey while on a visit 70 Wich-
ita, Kan. The marriage was kept secret
several weeks and the many friends of
the contracting parties were greatly sur
prised. Mrs Sperey Will continue In
Judge Crum's Office until he returns from
his trip to Colorado, when she and SIR.
Sperey viii make their home Ia either
Kansas City or in Kansas.
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Regret decision is final. Cause wife's
health and recent private business de-
velopmeEt making il impossible to come
on time"
Mr. Ament said today: Mrs. Ament is
rot strong. ard she has been anxious to
visit friends in the east. We shall be in
Kansas City for few days. after which
I expect 10 be In the eastern part OF the
territory on business for month or So
Mrs. AmeRt will go to st. Louis TO spend
short time with my brother, Anthony
G. AmeRt. and to Chicago to visit Mrs.
Swift, thence 10 New York City as the
guest Of Mrs. Kathleen Murphy After
that she expects 10 be with her parents
or the Thousand Islands for awhile. As
my business viii call me to eastern points
frequently. this winter. shall be able to
join Mrs. Ament several times We shall
keep our h2ma in Alva for the present,
and expect to return ebfore Christmas"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
CHARGED WITH INCEST
Thomas Adams Is Arrested ON Very
Serious Charge.

Guthrie O. T., August 25.-The Nor
man Topic says: Thomas Adams, a far
mer and prominent politician who resides
northeast of Lexington, was arrested at
Moore Sunday night while trying to make
his escape He is charged with rape and
incest. Miss Fannie Scott, his stePdaugh-
Ter, is the principal In the case. The
young lady made complaint against him
for rape and her brother made the COM
plant for incest. 1t is reported that the
young lady is in a critical condition.
When arrested, Adams was terribly in
censed on account of the charges. The
preliminary will be held before Judge
N E. Sharp at Lexington. The court
fixed his bond at $3.50 on each charge.
J d. Lydick will defend him.
TO START UP IN 80 80.
Guthrie. o. T., August 25.-The Hobart
News-R Republican says that August Jur-
gems. superintendent of the Mount Sher-
idan Mining and Developing company,
was there this week from Wsatherford,
where he attended a meeting of the COM
pany. AIR Jurgens is an experienced
farmer, and has worked in the Rockies,
ARIZONA and Old Mexico. He showed us
ores which asssyed from Sl20 to Sla5 per
ton. The company is putting up q
smelter which will be ready for opera
ton in about ninety days. The officers
OF the company are: Mr.. Storm of Wealth
erferd, president: c. Stettler. vice pres
ident and Herm. X. Shafer, treasurer.
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DROWNED BY ACCIDENT
Deatl, of r. N. sheets Is so Decided
hY Gor0ner's Hurry.

Guthrie o. T.. August 25.-The coro-
ners jury in the case of T. NJ. Sheets.
who was reported as a suicide has de-
ciGed otherwise. The Hobart Chief says:
T. NJ. Sheets. a well known farmer liv-
ing five miles north Of Hobart, was acci-
dentally drowned in a pond on his farm
last Thursday. Mr.. Sheets had been
sick for some time, but was on the
road TO recovery and in his weakened
condition got up and wandered around
uutl he fen in the pond, and in his ex-
hausted state was unable TO save him
self and was found dead. Coroner Hol-
land held an inquest over his remsins.
anG the jury returned a verdict of acci-
dental drowning. Mr., Sheets son, a
young man l6 years of age. died few
Gays ago from typhoid fever. The de-
ceased was we'll and fayorably known
in this vicinity
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Says Under Most Favorable
Circumstances This Is True
PASSAGE OF BILL SOON
For bob" Estimates Eight
Months for Constitutional
Arrangements.

Guthrie, o. T, August 25.-"Bob" Nef
IN his Blackwell News. saws that it will
take year after the statehood bill passes
for Oklahoma to be fully organized as a
state. NeT intimates that he believes
that statehood viii come soon. He says
as follows:
There is q diversity Of opinion as TO
how long It would take TO transform Ok
lshorna from it's territorial form Of gov
ernment 10 that of a state. in case con-
sress should see fit TO grant US state
hoed This is provided for in ali the
statehood bills. ard there Is no material
difference upon this point in any Of Them.
in case a statehood bill should pass, the
governor must call an election TO be held
within sixty days after The passage OF
the act. 10 elect delegates TO a consEi-
tutional convention. Thirty days notice
of the election must be given, conse-
oueutly the governor would have 70 issue
his proclamation within thirty days fol
lowing the passage Of the OIL Thus, IN
sixty days following the passage Of d
statehood bill. the delegates TO the con-
stitutionai convention VIII have been
elected
.sFhe constitutional convention then
meets and formuates a day upon which
the people are 10 vote upon the accept
anee oF rejection of the constitution. Most
OF the bills provide for the constitutional
convention to assemble within six weeks
following the election Of the delegates.
This would assemble the constitutional
convention about three months after the
passage OF the statehood bin
The constitutional convention would
probably consume another month franz
ing the constitution. which would make
the fourth month. At the same time that
the constitution would he submitted to
the people they would vote upon their
candidates for congress and the various
state offices. This would no doubt re-
euire az least three months time in
which to make the campaign, and this
would string the time out to seven
months after the passage Of the state
hood bin.
THE governor and secretary Of the
territory would then canvass the returns
and certify the result to the president,
who If satisfied that the constitution has
carried, and that il is in conformity with
the requirements Of the statehood bin,
must within twenty days Issue his pro-
clamation declaring the territory to be a
state
Thus it viii be seen that it VIII take
at least eight months from the passage
of a statehood bill before we can assume
the dignity and responsibilities Of state
hood. II is safe 20 say that under the
most fav0raf, f,le circumstances ft viii be
al least year before we can become
state
Thousands Of people praise the medi-
cinal merits of Hoods Sarsaparilla TO
their friends.
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TO WICHITA BY MARCH 1
Orient As Planning TO E3inish Road
From sWeet~ater by Then.
Gnthrie. o. T. Anellsf 25-rha Cd ger

Guthrie, o. t. August 25.-The Ledger
says:
Il. n sIocum, the Orient townsite
man, in company with w 5. Trimble
the Orient engineer who had charge of
the grading Through this section, were
in the city Wednesday en- route from
Lone Wolf to the river They were look
Ing over the grade through Greer coun-
~ noting defects, if any exist. that the
work Of laying steel would not be re-
tarded when begun. In conversation
with a Times reporter Mr.. Slocum stated
that the Orient people had steel pur-
chased and it was in transit 10 Chiui-
cothe, Tex, where they win begin laying
track on September 18th He thinks they
Will average a milo day which rate
VIII hring them into Legtr about October
18th He believes Vice President Sylres-
ter was rot making an idle boast when
be stated here "A few weeEs ago that tie
O.. c. & W. would cut Orient steel at
this place Mr.. Slocum also stated THAI
the Orient pecple have planned to COM
plete the road from Wichita 10 Sweet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
lNMAN PAGE REELECTED
President Of LangstOa University Is
Ronored Again.

Guthrie, o. T. August 25.-At meet
ing Of the board of regents Of the coIored
university at Langston here Saturday, In
man Z. Page. president of the institu-
ton, was reelected for the ensuing year.
bus win a greater scope of duties. The
board did right in re-electing Mr. Page.
Ee has been a good friend and true at
every stage in the game since he was
first chosen at the head of tn school and
has tried TO do the right thing by the
school and its interests at an ties. He
is capable in every way, honorable and
viii succeed in placing the school in the
front rank Of colored educational insti-
tutions
Together with Mr.. Page. his entire
faculty was reelected. as follows:
Inman Z. Page, president and pro-
fessor of psychology and moral phiIos-
ophy.
Moses J. johnson, professor of the Eng
lish language and literature.
Wayne ManSilla, professor of mathe-
MATES.
William A. Jackson, professor of me-
chanic arts.
A. B. Whitby, professor Of natural sci
enee
Boyd D. staley, professor of agriculture.
Zelia n. Page, instructor in instrument
tai music.
Mary Lee Mccarthy, instructor in do
nestic economy.
Russell TAYLOR, instructor in vocal
music.
Maria Williams, matron.
There are some additional teachers to
employ, and committee, consisting of
State Superintendent /. W. Baxter and
President Imam Z. Page, was appointed
to select them.
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TWO. HOMES IN ASHES
Fire, Worst I'm Two Xenrs, Attacks
sResfdeaees at shawnee.

Guthrie, O. T., August 25.-ShaEnee suf-
sered a loss by FIRE that is discouraging.
as reported by the Quill, 1t was about s
Gfoloek Saturday afternoon that an alarm
of fire was turned in from the corner
of Bell street and Highland avenue, and
when the fre department responded the
fine two-story frame residence of Walter
Butts at that place was found to be burn
ing rapidly, and In fact doomed to de-
struction. and before the long hose con-
nection could be made the barn adjacent
was mass of flames and was soon
burned up. From there the flames jumped
TO a cottage near by and before the fire
Men could get control that building was
left in a badly damaged condition. The
three buildings represent the heaviest
loss that has occurred in Shawnee in
two years past. and added to this is the
fact that practically the entire contents
OF the houses and some outside prop
egty were consumed.
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paign against the liquor trafiie n ths
Greek nation. asd the way thsy have been
smashing haETsllei and bottled soods
wouId make Carrie Nation green with
envy, declarsssthe O-Karohe Tines.
Recently at Okmuigee q considerable
qnantityrof liqnor has been seized snd
confisested- The druggists of that city
are trying hard. 70 supply the Thirsty cis-
izrns without being detected. and selling
IL 20 them 10 Peruna and other bctties
that are. supposed 10 contain touics.
In order 10 prevent this. United states
Attorney wilkins has ISSUED an order
preventing . the sala OF Feruaa. Wid
Cherry Bs;ters and Good Cheer Tozlo.
and say that unless thesoEder iz obsysd
there viii be something doing n hat
cclntry. The druggists and osher deal
ers Ia ths crrek nation are becSulinS
very cautious on account ~ the laTEs
number Who have been convicted and
sent 90 Lcavenworth within the pass
year.
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Whe IS discouraged by 4 condition of i'll
health which fails 10 WE'LL to The treat
nient or local physicians viii be glad to
know she can consult Or. Pierce. hv
letter, f,Te. IN = little more than thirty
years, Or. Pierce. chief consulting phv-
sacian to the iuvaiids Hotel ant Surgical
Institute. Buffalo. y. y. ass:sted bs his
stafI OF nearly score of physicians.
has treated and curcd hundreds of tho,,
sands al weak and sick women. All
correspondence Is held as strictly private
and sacredly confidential Address Dr.
+. Y, Pierce. Buffalo, \. Y.
sAfer being subjected Tor some tine 10 IN
annoying fcrzsie trouble. Says Mrs Minute
TiilotsoH, Of Roto.rsc. Ncrlnfliou Co. u nax
asa a wrote 70 DT r. y Fierce VINO at orce
understood fny suffering. ard adei-ci NE to
take his Favorite Prescription aud Ge.aea
Aicdical Discovery aHa use also h,s Lctian
Tablets and Supn0sG,artes- Attcr uStuc his
medicines eight cr uine months j VS. cosr-
eieteiy curcd-
u avn grateful 20 Dr Pierce for hrs advics aas
the kiad sud encouraging ictsers he wrote 10
E1e would advssc any woman suffering with
ferrsle disease. % consult hilH- Prcmpt sud
scspeoifnl sttsation viii As siVea and goa1
advice reserved b. - daing
The Common Sense Medical Adviser,
TosS large pages IN paper coTs-s, + sent
fYrS on receipt Of II one-ceut stamps 70
pay expense of mailing 0rir Address
Dr.. r Y. Pierce, Buffalo, y. y.
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IT'S UP TO GUTHRIE
Bonus Must Be Raised or Railroad
Don't Come In.

Guthrie o. T.. August 2s.-''There are
one hundred teams and many men eight
miles northeast of Guthrie ready to work
on the grade into the city" said Syl
Dixon, right of way and townsite man
for the d. L. &. G. railroad, today. we
are waiting now for Guthrie to raise the
S25, 600 bonus and if the notes are not Sc
cured soon. We will begin grading on a
line to Oklahoma City. eW expect to
have trains running into Guthrie by jan
Usry ], If the bonus is raised. We are
grading on the road and il can be finished
in sixty days. and We have the material
fer laying the track.
Guthrie people do not realize how
much good this road will eb to the city
While L cannot officially sayt hat the
d. Il. & G. is a Frisco project, yet all
OF the material coming into Enid is
brought in over the Frisco line."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
BOY MOVED DOWN
Young Fellow Meets with an Awful
Accident Near Eahart.

Guthrie. O. T., August 2a.-LeRay Car
penter, who lives on his claim about
eight miles southeast of the city, was in
Hobart and reported serious accident
which happened to little Randall
Smurr. a l2-year-old lad whe WAS visit
Ing Mr.. Carpenter. says the Hobart Chief
Carpenter WAS driving "A moving ma
chine when the little fellow, who was
following behind rau in front of the
sickle. and Carpenter was unable 10
s1cp his team untn the flesh on the
little fellows less was badly cut The
boy was brought 10 this city and Drs.
Bonham and Bailey were eonpsHed TO
amputa1e the leg
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
ROBBED WHILE AT FUNERAL
House IL Robbed while Owners are
as Cemetery.

Guthrie. o. T.. August ls.--Iroubles
never come single. but seldom Ia this
way.
Mr. and Mrs. Beckham. who i've Gear
Provence. we're attending thf burial q
their infsnt when their home was robbed
of everything the thlsyea wanted h. a..
says the woodward HsDsb.ieon. Ibf
thieves then went q a nsigheoTs and
loaded up wsth chieSeas. which they sold
The chickens were ifsnfsned and good
description Of tie thieves thereby OBJ
tafned Deputy WAkiusen os %rdEsoss.
upon this bass. arrested George polls aaa
Dan Eawards. charged with burglary
ard larceny
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piles Cured Without The Knife.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pretruding
Plies. No Cure. No Pay. All druggists
are authorized by the manufacturers Of
Pazo Ointment to refund money where it
fails to cure any case of piles. no matter
Of how long standing. Cures ordinary
cases In six days; the worst eases in
fourteen days. One application gives ease
and rest. Relieves itching Instantly. This
is a new discovery and is the only pile
remedy sold on a positive guarantee, 70
cure no pay. Price 50c. If your druggist
don't keep it in stock send US 50c in
stamps and we will forward same by mail.
Manufaetured BY PARIS MEDICINE CO..
st. Louis. Ato., who also manufacture
the celebrated cold cure, Laxative Bromo-
Outnine Tablets
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
TO RETURN MONEY
Treasurer Rambo Will Give Rebate 20
Farmers Having Ponds.

7 Guthrie O. T., August z3.-ITeasurer
Rambo is dealing with a new PROPOSE
ton with the western counties relative
to the refunding Of taxes by persons
having artificial water on their property
of an acre or more. BY provision IN the
statute. these persons are entitled 70 q
rebate in taxes. and yet the county treas
urers and clerks are expected 10 report
10 III treasurer. irrespective Of the fact
that there are such bodies OK water in
their counties. i is probable that AZ
Rambo VIII have all the money called
for sent 10 him. together with state
ments Of the matter and viii then send
checks 70 the individuals giving their
rebates on account q having the artificial
ponds on their premises
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WERE sIIIIN6 uNQFR.cARs

Guthrie o snwsss s1-fr tair efty.
safur6ay. tno hoss wsra Mge1 1s
on IRE wrrr Frre ~ fts rsffrr gee fr
81 sfFht - uaaT n~erfe saefs ls.rfv
was niffirz oa ere aFs3 ~ fsr ffesffg
car Hh4a The ethsr t1f Rsa ssaef tas
car. Eesh wers "a ire staf~ #is fasls
= saHts Fs sEifeh enKias showed q fes.Is
- cara saf1 tie frse& ~1ffs Trey gee
seated Ths 60 lsi1a kn9c4as MassFe efa-
erg fFen tas axa ga1sr Re- shsef uit
lsft arm Wss ~ es4set5 fhss srntsfs
tien waa rscfffeF Ifsf mz
csGghf seafsfh fne ehfsfa ffs i4n ae
vas ffiFhtt-ag n4ns1es sd ns .rs rs
frsker-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
AMENT DECLINES PRESIDENCY
Former &INa Normal President
Turns Down Offer Of Oregon school.

Guthrie 0, =, August President
AmeDt formerly OF The Alva normal
school. mas declined the presidency Of
the oregon normal. The following from
the Alva Courier explains;
Last THURSDAY President Ament sent
the following telegram 70 the secretary
ef the boSrd of regents for the Eastern
oregon state nornasl-
Hon. P a worshihgten. Portland ore.
an sending letter requesting release
f-cm presidency Of normal Regret ae-
tien. Letter explains
JAMES r AMENT.
Mr Worthington Nired back
Request cause. Disappointed Place
hard e I'll Is decis,oa GnsIe0
Nr Aueut answered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
PUTS CHICKASHA IN OKLAHOMA
johnson and kidder survey OF Sinrs
ty-Eizhth Meridian Approved
by Interior Department

GufhFie. Q. =, AIg-at Z5--AeFlfeF ffffn
Washington 70 territorial officials state
that The Interior department has aguF9v-
Cd ihs Jehnsou and iKdasr survey q
thsniussy eighth meridien. watch places
i about four mites east ~ the pFeasnt
boundary between Oklahoma aua ths
pc Chickasa~ nAtioa. In1laa Terrsfo4g.
thus afei1g o. oklBhozaa the cify =
Caicksaha. she most imp3rtaaf cemasef-
ciai ard railroad poiut r. the uar' e
the s0gthwesi. a lQrg drsan oHf ieTl
battle q e1pects1 ta falioa ffie Geeiega.
and The matter mert ultimately 90 Iaes-
"a upen ~ fbe f-nifea States aa1Fasrs
court.
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moves the ulcers. The ulcers being re-
moved. tia. hood vessels are no longer
cut OF. The hemorrhasc disconunaes.
This Is asmach surer. better aud more
lazting war tes care hsmorrh1Ee of tha
bowels than 10 use some styp;ic u at
tempt 20 dry up the blood
II you DO not Derive prcupt and satis-
factory. results from sne use of PeruaA,
write at anca to Dr. Herman. giving
fssIl statement of-y0ur case and he vii
be pleased 10 give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman. President ef
The Hartman SanitRriun. Columbus.
Ohio.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
PAwNEE TO GET ROAD
Arkansas Valley & Western WIll Run
Through That City.

Guthrie. o. r. August 2s.-pawnss en-
terprIse. pluck and iiberslity has triumph
be on the line or the a. V. 4 ". rail-
road. running from sapulpa. l. r. 70
Enid. O. T.
within two DAYS time after TIE rail-
roads hrsi proposition vac made 20
Pawnes IL had been accepted. A tsls-
gram has been received frSEa g. q. Jones.
Of Oklahoma CITY. acting for TIA esrn-
psny. stating that the road wSpl4 csf-
tsinly De bunt through Tawuse and sbst
the grading would begin thia Essk
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Michican Summer Resorts.

Spend your summer vacation in the cool
woods of Michigan lake region. Write
H. T. NIceiler, G. 2. A.. Pere Marquette
railroad, Detroit, Mich, for illustrated
booklet sent free to any address. whicE
tells Of a hundred charming spots in the
resort region. Full information concern
Ing hotels, etc. -Four original photographs
OF Michigan scenery, 6xs inches in size.
sent postpaid to any address for 25c.
stamps or coin. 6-1o-tu-th sa;tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-26
cATTLEmEN WANT TO LEASE
Houston Gets Msny Bios for NeS r.
ee-rffy ard

Guthrls .. T August ~ secsefary
James } Houston = she reho-si iau- de-
rarfuent has heeu rsceittnE n1afF Jet
trrs fTur czstiernrn relative g. he ~
aerauifv lard a. be cbessa - &r- ii-A-
ter in Beaver ccanfy sor ths fsTritcFF.
Thss lard s. % be taken tn i5su = lef-
81 ih@ forest reserves - t6e 1@E e9ee-
Try ire rsttisTne0 are arxiens % lra@s
tae 'are amer Il is reeeTcet r. the seHoo.
lard lersrfrents huss AftFT tae se-
lcctIca - she iars g. nate ~ - HeaH-
soa n rsrssn - slE a.vsrtsss re ssras
sns lease Il - ihe hIFfsss ase'eT fas
x ths szre nan s1eEte1 81 ls1sins IT,
isrf a. axe rex caaatr
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Two years ago my grandson s.f-
fened with hemoFrhagss Of the bowels
and ne was treated by different doc
tors but without cure. We qult all
other treatment and began to use Pc
runa, and aftcr the use Of three bet
ties he seemed to be quite well. He 10
able now 20 walk six miles to school
every DAY. Peruna has certainly
worked wonders for him and shall
not hesitste to recommend it"-Mrs.
S. /. Tinker.
Hemorrhage Of the bowels Is fire.
quently the result OF catarrh Of the
bowels. The eatarrh produces slight
ulcers. and these ulcers eat their way
through and cut OF the small veins or
arteries. IL Is useless 10 try TO stop this
hemorThase without trying TO cure the
eatarrh. This explains why il Is that
PersIna makes so many cures OF hem
orrhage OF the bowels permanently.
Perlna cures. the eatarrh and thus re-