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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-22
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@ompanp tn Seem gort seiteate Mns
trase besisli9 elmer Yerion, mel9e In
Der Na9baridaft pom ct. gloub ben
pOeltsner" 81 uerbreiten iu9t, erbtelt
Serr S. Sanbel. elmer u~nierer Saupt=
sel9dftsleute. bieier Sage na9itebenbe
antport. aus Der erii9,li@, baB ies
ne tn Na6frase seratbene perlon
eth S9minbleriit, baber bic 8emobner
Der Ita9bari6aft auf Der SUIT iein
unb ben fremben Saulirern bic Sbire
weilen ioaen:
g{elp Yort, Sctober II, 1908.
Serrn grant Sanbel, ct. @loub. Ntipu.
= 9eebrter Serr! Wir befinben uns inn gez
ltbe Sbres S9relbens pom 10. 6s. Wts. unb
tn@rploerun9 mO6ten mir ia9eu, bah Seuer,
Der IN Sbrer gta6bari6aft sur gerbreituua
oes rSell9ner" arbeitet unb babel ben g3as
men bet pStanbarb go. Qimiteb" sebraudt.
uns gan, 9eDiB ni6t ~pertritt, unb mir ,1peiz
teln nt6t, baB er elm S9winbler 1T. So
trafen cine ober 5pei 8lagen oleider @rt pom
tlelnereu StGbten in unierem Serrain iiinof
BET uns elm. Wenm Der 8erl eefabt perbet
Tam, rperoen mir gerne gu ietner getraiune
beitragen. Sine @nsabl Sdminoler iduGr2
men i'm Gdn6e berl1m unb eebeu iid aus als
Irbeiter fir eriter &laiie Waqusine lrnb ipGz
ter fir etmas anberes. @enn bas 9olf itd
ipeiSern wiirbe, Sremben @elb All be,ablen,
oann piiroeu bieie S9urfen ni6t lanqe NIT
MAIDEN ober miiBteu i9liebli6 fur ibren 9e=
bensunterbalt arbeiten. Weun bic Shatiade
Sbrer YoliSei unb ben 9otalbIGttern inter
breitet rptre, merben bieie 9epiB bafir Gorge
tra9en, bieiem S9minbelmeien elm baIbioes
@noe gu MAIDEN, weni9itens 10 melt bies ibre
9e9enb betriftt. Oieies iolte unierem Ratbe
9emdB ON iebem Plase sei6eben, an benz
lolde S9wlnbelmeter a ftau1en. Die 3ei=
tun9en nebmen ii9 eerne folder Qnqeleaen=
betten on, unb bic Boli3ei freut lid, menu
tie einen berartisen S6uft ben Qrmeu Der
@ere6ti9teit iiberliefern tann. @Qe uniere
Arbelter itnb i'm Stanbe, biesbesialide Sben=
tifttationeu por3u5eiseu. Sbr 9aa 1T elmer,
Der in ben gerei4 Der Boli3ei seb0rt. @ir
beoauern es iebr, baB bieier Sdpinbler ir=
9enb einen Srfols batte, neil er seuObnlid
nur iol6e binter's Qi6t fibrt, bic beiieren
9ebrdu6 fur bic @elbauslaee bGtteu. Nir
era9ten bies als bic semeinite S6miubelart,
unb es miirbe lns freien, penn mir iiber BEN
Nrreit Der 9iiltigen Yartei bOrten. Sbneu
bantenb fir eSbr Wiibe, uns auf bic anqe=
le9enbett aufmertiam 9ema9t gu baben, 3et6=
net in a6tun9 Sbre ersebene
Stanbarb Saibion Company.
per 8. .. Pbiunp, PrGiibent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-22
THE MARKETS.
Latest Quotations From Grain and
Live Stock Centers.


St. Paul, Oct. 20. - Wheat - No. 1
Northern, So q SAC; No. 2 Northern,
S0@S2c; No. 8, 70 q soc; no grade,
70@74c Corn - No. 3 yellow, 4Sc:
No. 8, 47c; No. 4, Acc; no grade, 45c.
Rye-No. 2, so 1-2c. Barley-Malting
grades, 44@55c; feed grades, 40@44c.
Minneapolis, Oct. 20. Wheat-No.
1 hard, IS 3-4c; No. 1 Northern,
"a SAC; No. 2 Northern, 50 lac.
Duluth, Oct. 20. = Wheat - No. 1
hard, SO 7-Sc; No. 1 Northern, 50 7-Sc;
No. 2 Northern, so 3-Sc; flax, s1.O2 IA;
oats, 341-Sc; rye, Sac; barley, S4@52c.
Milwaukee, Oct. 20.-Wheat-No. 1
Northern, SIC; No. 2 Northern, SAG
SIC; December, so 1-2c. Rye firm;
No. l., 56@56 lie. Barley firm; No. 2.
Csc; sample, 42@61c. Oats easier;
standard, SO lac. Corn - December.
SO lac.
Chicago, Oct. 20. = Wheat No.
2 red, S2@S3c; No. 8 red, sic; No. 2
hard winter, soc; No. 3 hard winter,
77@79c; No. 1 Northern spring, SIC;
No. 8 spring, 77@S0c. Corn-No. 2,
Oats-No. 2, 35 1-2c; No. 8, 35c.
Sioux City, Iowa, Oct. 20. = Cattle
= Beeves, $4@5.25; cows, bulls and
mixed, $2.20@3.50; stockers and feed.
ers, $2.50@3.60; calves and y~earlings,
$2.50@3.40. Hogs, $5.3O@5.5O; bulk,
$5.35@5.4O.
Chicago, Oct. 20. - Cattle-Good to
prime steers, $5.7005.75; stockers
and feeders. $2.25@4.15; COWS, $1.4o@
4.5O; heifers. $2@4.75; calves, $3.50
7.15. Hogs-Mixed and butchers, $3.50
@6.15; good to choice heavy, $500
6; light, $5.5O@6.10; bulk of sales,
$5.65@5.95. Sheep = Good to choice
mixed, $2@3; Western sheep, $2.25@
4.25; native lambs, $3.50@5.90; West.
ern lambs, $3.75@5.25.
South st. Paul. Oct. 20. - Cattle -
Good to choice steers, $3.75@5: good
to choice COWS and heifers, s2.75 IN
$50; butcher bulls, $2.50@3; veals, s.
@5.50; good to choice feeding steers.
$3.35@3.75; steer calves, $2@2.5o:
good to choice stock COWS and heifers
$1.S5 @ 2.10; heifer calves. s1.75@2.
good to choice mich COWS, s35@45.
range. $5.2O@5.so; bulk.
$o.SOQ5.7O. Sheep - Good to choice
lambs, $4.25@4.S5; fair to good. s3.75
V4.26; good to choice yearling weth-
ers, $S.25@3.50; heavy, $3@s.25: good
&C cnoice ewes, medium weight. 81 rs
VS; culls and stock ewes, $2@2.5o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-22
Sic Worttertt Vacifc

p~erfauft am T., s. unb 9. Sanuar 1904 Si=
diets mad Bortlaub, Oregon, unb ;uriid fir
$50 sur Natienal 9ipe Stod GrpoIition.
@iltiS CUR &idfabrt bis gum 81. San. 1904.
s. 6. @ooIin 9, Gsent.
Bur Natiomal 9ipe Stod grpolition
p~erfauft bic Nortbern Bacifie 8~abngeiel=
f9aft Sidets mad Chicago unb ;uriid fir
einselnen Sabrpreis uebit 3ui9las BON SO
fir bic Doppelfabrt. 8~erfaufstoae, 30. unb
80. Hopember unb 1..Oesember 1908. Sill
tis fir &idfabrt Bis 8. DECEMBER.
47s3t 8. 6. Cooling Ggent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-22
>8rnf unb Wacbricbt aus Sem
6plben NaaeD.

Waditebenber 8rief sins benz
County &eSiitrar Sobn M. gmmel
INTERIM Datum beS -. October pon
Senttnel Butte, 81. %, gu, NIT benz
freunbli9en @eiu@, benielben I'm
rNorbtern" uerOfentli@en gu laHen,
wel@em @uni@e biermit wtqfabreu
utrb. O.&.)
Sd lafe Old mtfen, baB es mir
i'm @olben @alIep gut sefdlt. go
Ianse t@ bter BIN. mar t@ nod ieben
Sag i'm Sreien = BON merSens BIS
abenbs. SD min iest nal etn ments
ruben. Museabltdlt@ befinbe i'd mid
auf Der Sarm bes 9einrt@S @ultebein,
friber aus Der ct. Wenbel @emetnbe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-22

- Das slidli9ite paar In Der
Welt lollte etn taub Hummer @atte unb
eine bltnbe @atttn ietn, rpenn beibe
8odp Wountain Tbee ndbmen. Sdlt
Srieben tn Der Samilie. 35 Cts. sc.
Wolttor.
e Wai6inen : Del gu 5 Gents
bas Sldid9en BEL e's.
e Sabt SIR aae bic ,euen unb
berrli&en Sarben unb Muiter selez
ben, bic mir in fancp SerrensS emhen
gu SOC Bis $1.75 seisen? prtce,
Der &leibers unb S9ubbdnbler.
= gauet auf musful0Ies Sleild,
selunbe@ ewerbe, retdes, rotbes 8lut
retnist ben Wasen, bic Iieren uni
2eber. Oas tbut &odp Mountair
Ebee. IS Gents. W. Molitor.
e S9ube unb &ubbers, melde
allen SiBen, slet9uiel BON welde,
@rOBe, pafen tn Der Prtce's
Sletoer: unb S9ubban6luns.
W Solib solbene, srobe &inae
NIT aiiOrtitten Steinen gu 81 25 bel
6 n e'S.
~ Oie betibmte Wrmiita @rant
CONCERT Company wirb am fommen.
ben Sonntas Wbenb i'm Oapiblon cir
eorSert peranitalten, bas obne 3mei:
fl etnes Der muittalil9en greisuifit
Der Saiion gu merben perlpri9t. Mr
Der Spite Der @eieui9aft ftebt Sis:
nora glettra &rmiita. Sbre Stimms
uirb benz l1rtbetl u~nierer aanltler su=
folge iener Der Mabam Scal9i elei6=
seiteut
~ &auft euer 6erblt. unb @inz
ter llnter3eus, mo- Sbr bai1elbe am
biut9iten faufen f0nnt. 8eIebt unie.
rem unsebeuren 8orratb. Yrtce's
&leiberz unb S@ubbanbluus.
= Warp Senntnss, &C.. gambiu,
Oregon = &Onnte ni@t obne &ody
Wtountain Sbee fertis merben. Ma6t
Srauen fart unb bibi9. Sdlt iie se=
Iunb. IS Gents. Wartin Molitor.
- @uttarren= oter @iolin Sat
ten aus Silberbrabt, 1 Gent per
Stid, BET 6 n e's.
W Sn gurem eiseneu Snterefe
1T es wobl Der Mibe mertb, einise
unierer GnSise unb l1eberrOde gu Be-
ieben unb ansuprobtren. Sbr molt
tie, neil fte .. 6. ftnb, unb MIR iinb
frob, ite gu@ uertaufen gu f6nnen.
grtce, Der sleiberz Ynb s@ubz
bdnbler.
~ glstn ODER @altbam nbren
nit Z Snmelen @erf unb 9tidel &C.
bdu1e su $3.50 BET 6 e's.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-22

aud beute mad so Sabren nod
tn ben Spalten Der 3ettuns sllbt.
M6Se bas uMtdtsau 8oltsbIatt"
aud ueiterbin bliben unb sebeiben
unb nod no@malS so Sabren mie=
Der nit Stol3 auf feline Ebdtisteit i'm
sSntereiie Der beuti@en unb Der no.
tionalen Sa9e suridblifen f0nneu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-22
e@- ga III mint nothmerhio n.y.

H IS tit ni@t notbpsnbis, per-
lonli9 nit gu9 befannt gu iein, UNI
eine Sa&e BON gud gu uiilen. Sbr
ieio intereliirt in usuten" &leibern.
Otss ltnb aud MIR. &ommt zines
Cages gu uns, unb MIR seisen gud
lol9e Dor in Prtce's &(eiber. unb
S9ubbanbluna.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-22
minnefpta.

ct. IS !. 90uuerneur Wan
Cant ernaunte gu ber an, 81. Oft. in
Seem Orleans, 9a:, ftattfinbenben
Convention ber rMtiiiiiippt &tuer
Smprouement anb 2epee NHociation"
folsenbe Oelesaten, II an Der 3abl:
Sames Waribau unb u. 6. Saul,
Wtnneapalis 9utber g. guibius unb
Sbeopbtus 8. Smttb, ct. Saul; 8.
.. 8romn, SO. s. 9atrb, SO. g.
Searie, s.. 9. Wtt@ea, Winona g.
Straus, gilbert Sea g. IS. @ance,
grootiton; 6. so. Bud, Sartbault
SEQ sc. Qnbrews, Wanfato; g. 9.
Mtlarb, 9it@fielb; S. &loBner, Seem
rlm 6. a.. ger6er unb 6. $. 8orn=
rub, &eb @ins; S. g. Mrmlon,
Stilwater. -Staats : 9lubitor Sper=
ion bat Don benz 8unbes; 2anbbureau
gu gaB 9afe etne 8ei6reibuns bes
9anbes erbalten, bas am 10. Nop.
auf Der &eb 0afe &eieruatton fur
9%etmitdtte: Su@er se0ffnet wtrb. &C.
gen ale grmartunsen beftnbet ft6 fein
Stid bes 9anbes auf ben gab Safe,
Seed Safe ober @inntsofrtib &e:
lerpattonen. Sie 9dubereien liegen
I'M ,6rbli9en Ebeile pom 8eltramt
unb TIM 0itlt@en Ebetle BON Warldau
County. Dte St@ten 1tnb alIe abse
bolSt, unb 1T bas 9anb pom Der 8un=
besresieruns als Nderlanb claiiifi
ctrt. Ser N%nitebler muB 1925 fur
ben Ider besablen unb fanf Sabre
auf benz 9anbe mobnen, ebe er einen
8eitstitel erbdlt. 9ol5= ODER Steiu
Claims" merber nt9t unerfannt.
Mtnneapolis.-Oi erfte Mn=
flase, wel@e pom Der @ranb SUN in
Der rlnterlu6uns iiber bic Corruption
i'm Stabtratb sema6t murbe, betrifft
SEQ. Woulton, Elm @etreibebdnbler
unb befanntes Witslteb Der San6els=
TANNER. gr rptrb hei6ulbist, Mtber=
man Somers pon Ser a1ten @arb
$500 ~anSeboten 81 baben. I'M i'm 81
beite@en, sesen SEQ. g. Sublette
ais Sta6t : Snsenieur gu itimmen.
Moulton uurbe uerbaftet unb ltelte
fur ietn gri9etnen Dor benz Oiitrifts=
seri@t $4,000 8irsi6aft. = Sim
Srettas finb $50 Der a~usftebenben
Wiuer mteber aa bic Nrbeit suridge=
febrt, iebo9 als Snbiuibuum unb
ni@t auf @norbn1ns tbrer Union. ste
werben it9 NIT benz 9obne besniisen,
ben ibnen bie Mablenbefser aablen
rperben.
Muitin.-SeHie @eib, rpel@er ii@
unter Der 8ei@ulbisuns bes StraBens
&aubes TN bteitsen @efdusniB befin.
bet, um bic Stbuns ber @roBsei6mo=
renen absuwarten, ftedte Das @ebdube
in 8ranb, In ber 9offnuns, pdbrenb
Der I%ufresuns In @emeinidaft NIT
letnen Mttsefansenen entflteben gu
tOnnen. Sbertff Sbompien sab aber
iofort Wlarm, unb murbe bas Seuer
Sel0i9t, ebe es sroben S1aben an=
rt@ten tonnte. Dte @efansenen ma=
rem tn Der i3wii6euaeit nod einem
it9eren Plase Sebra9t morben.
OuIutb.-Srau Marp Mulolf,
wel@e tn Bolen Seboren wurbe unb
Dor etrpa 30 Sabren mad Mmerita
tam, 1T bter I'M glitter BON 101 Sab
rem seitorben. - Ser prominente
@runbetsentbuuas= ,,nb 0erfiderunss=
Msent, 2ouis 8. Soret, tit ueri@mun.
ben unb wtrb er bei@ulbist, rabe3u
$1,000 als S@abmetfter Der S6riter=
2ose unb $4,000 CUR 9interlaiieni@aft
pom Bruno @rapeQe ~seb0renben Sci.
Der tuterSmlaQer1 All haben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-22

OCH HelWleuueII. JtuYuu erluI IWDere,
n6sliderueile tObtlt@e @erlebunsen,
mdbrenb iein MrbettsSenoie NIT UNI
bebeutenben Quetl9unsen bauonfam.
Samestown = Gin 8uride
NamenS Dawion, wel@er periu9t
bate, mebrere Herionen mittelit
8orbaltens ieinesRepoluerS ingourte=
nan 3a berauben, aber tn bic 6dnbe
zines Poli3titen serietb, wurbe in bas
bteItse @efdnsnib sebra@t, INN BEN
Sanuar @ert9tstermtn abaumarten.
-6err Martin Soos uirb auf ieiner
tn Der Mdbe uon bier selesenen Sarm
etneu 80 BET 100 SUB sroBen Staq
erri@ten laiIen unb itnb bic Tunbaz
ment=Mrbeiten bereitS In Nnsriff ses
ttortu,en rporben.
81 eel 9 m. = eSn einent
Staue btnter 6. 6. Otte & Cos.
alIsemeinem Sanbelslabem brad am
Dienitas frib sesen 8 ubr Seuer aus,
pel@es ft@ auf ben senannten StoreI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

II. 4 r y 81 q 81
There are thousands Of men and wo-
men who rely on Peruna to tide them
over the trying ordeal OF the first warm
weather. When once the benefit OF Pc
runa is discovered It is always kept on
hand F
Peruna strengthens weak nerves. not
by temporarily stimulating them, but
by removing the cause Of weak nerves st-
systemic catarrh. This is the only cure
that lasts. Remove the cause; Nature
will do the rest. Peruna removes the
cause,
Charles B. Scott. County Clerk, Floyd
county, Ind, New Albany Ind. writes:
Il have tried Peruna as tonic and
have found 1t OF inestmnble value to
increase tho appetite and induce health
full sleep. tt seems to relieve the system
OF all waste matter and to tone up and
strengthen the nerves in remarkably
short time
"n comparing It With other nerve ton
les on the market consider It vastly
superior, and so do many others who
! have tried It,"-Hon. Charles 3. Scott.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
MRgNZZZlEGAK2KS
WOMEN THE WORLD OVER
ARE TALKING ABOUT PE-RU-NA.

J, II. Hipplegate, supt. Of Public
Works. 81 West 9Th Street. Lexington,
Ky. writes:
II find that peruna is an excellent
medicine especially for catarrhal affec-
itions and all diseases leading to consump-
ton. bronchial troubles or stomach trou-
,ples, 1t also acts as a preventative and
keeps the system in a healthy condition
SO that 1t easily throws off disease. It
Is an excellent tonic and great appe-.
'tizer and as a large number OF those
who have been using 1t speak very high.
5ly5 OF Its curative powers, am satisfied
that my opinion OF It is correct and
that 1t is deserving OF high praise"
IL Fl Ilipplegute. Il sY} Is "a i4&t r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

L h. B. Z -.
C.S D. Taylor. supt. Of Health, Clerk Clerk
city Board OF Health Jacksonville Flla n,
writes:
"The health Of the poor Of o large
city is always a question Of vital inter- 'F'.i
est not only to the city officials, but 20
every citizen. It has been q source q
much satisfaction to me to find that 50
large a number. Of working people IN
moderate circumstances have accepted
Paruna as their family medicine. It has
cured a large number Of cases especial
~ OF catarrh OF the head. lungs and
stomach and building up the general
health 1t cannot fail but prove q help
and blessing to any community where
1t is generally adopted and used. have
found 1t an honest reliable remedy and
am pleased to endorse lt."-C. D. Taylor,
Clerk. Board Of Health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
Women Have Reason Dread Catarrha
Their Worst Enemy. i Shriyels the |.
Skin, Deranges Digestion, Produces
Bad BreathandY elbows the Teeth,

Miss Anna U1brich, Floriston. Cal, p.
O. Box 27.Swrites: ia X
ut Is with great pleasure that I re-
commend Perunn to all who are over
worked and SO tired out that lteseems
an effort to draw o. breath. This was my
case and 7 had tried many physicians
and many patent medicines and had about
given up IN despair when I was finally
persuaded to try Perlna. I was assured
that It would do mo no harm. II It did
no good. SO I gave It a trial and was
from ono bottle. It is needless to say
that I got another and another and that
u now feel like a new woman. ! would
not be without It and I can heartily re-g
commend It to others. Miss Anna Ul-
hrich. EAt.El N 81 -l.lME
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
MISUNDERSTANDING

catarrh Is n systemic disease. durable
only by systemic treatment. a remedy
I that cures catarrh must aim directly at
the nerve centers, This is what Peruna
does. Perunn Immediately invgorates
the nerve centers which give vitality to
the mucous membranes. Then catarrh
disappears; then It is permanently
cured
Hon, Mark II. Dunnel. National Hotel.
Washington. D. G., wrItes:
''Your Peruna being used by myself
and many Of my friends and acquaint-
ances not only as n cure for catarrh but
also rs an admirable tonic for physlcalire-
cuperation. gladly recommend It to all
persons requiring such remedies, Mark
Fl. Dunnell.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29

-- HE WOMEN are all talking about
ira Peruna OF course they are.
Why should they not? Peruna
Is the remedy that cured them
II they have a cold Peruna
eures them. They found that out by ex-
u nerlence. III they are hoarse or have Il, 2
cough, they find Peruna an unfailing
remedy Weak lungs and even the ft first
stages OF consumption. Peruna promptly
II restores. and then there are host OF
women who have slight arrangement
OF the stomach and digestive organs. Az AL
these arrangements are OF catarrnai
nature. Peruna comes to the rescue
ut once. A very short course OF Por 1l11'
ia sufficient to put the stomach right
and to make the assimilation OF me 1oo''
But this is not all This does not ex-
actly explain why the women especlaty
are talking about Peruna. Men, the So me
as women, have found Peruna useful IN
the above mentioned ailments. The rea-
son that Perunn is such a * special IA
yorite, with women is something more
Y than all this. EEK
a Women are subject to pelvic catarrh.
This condition has been called NIL sorts
Of names and Is often referred s r 70 #unaer
runa cures b these cases. Peruna cures
? them because 1t cures catarrh wherever
located. The nature OF most OF these
y Ailments Is catarrhal,
& catarrh Is liable to attack any organ
Of the body. 1t is especially liable to
attack one or moro organs OF the female
peIyis. No wonder women talk about
Pevuna, No wonder they think IT is the
4 greatest medicine In the world, l,5t
Mrs. NJ, r. Jones. OF Burning SPRINGS.
XIV, writes MS follows;
1--WE have been using Peruna for some
Time, and have no hesltancy IN recom-
mending It for tho 'one thousand and
one ailments OF humanity, No family
should ever be without 1t for u IS an
unfailing cure for colds and It is an
excellent remedy to prevent and relieve
"And to speak from a standpoint Of
experience can candidly say that IT IS
The remedy for female weakness las =
An one Of the many fortunates IN this
ii fespect) nFrom q personal Test ma from
the Testimony OF many others shnll
not hesitate to recommend IT. espe cially
ia I'LL suffering women. Z
. NPerunn has gained full confidence and
) permanent stay In our home Mrs,
N, r. Jones' s w S. 9N8 tx
Most women feel the need Of a tonic
Ia counteract the facilitating effects Of
& summer weather. Peruna Ia such il 9
y vemedy. It cures all catarrhal condl tons
q r. Il fgE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-29
5Catarrh AlWaysSa
Dangerous Disease IS, 5, J.

Miss Elizabeth Brown. 7os John street,
Baltimore. MIDI. Is, a school teacher OF
that place. she round Peruna Of benefit
4 to her as d tonic, and IN a recent letter
says: u
two years ago when my school closed
/ was SO tagged out that could not
sleep nights. sleeplessness was most
serious trouble to me. and i felt ought
10 60 away and have complete rest, which
i l could III afford. " 5s Il IN
zone Of the teachers told me that she
had used Perunn for two years and had
found 1t a wonderful tonic to build / up
tho system. and 50 ! bought some q
COMPLETE change for the better took
place within ten days could eat and
4 sleep and felt like u new woHa n n When
school opened again I felt well and strong
and well able to take UP my work. Eli !.
zabcth Brown .3l
Mrs. Nellie Gavns. 142 East 57th St,
New York. writes: b
III have had the best Of results from
the use OF Perunn for a case OF indigcs-,
lion OF long standing. My stomach had
4 beer, weak ever since was q child and
v the trouble soon developed into &indl-s
gcstion. I had to be careful Of every
thing Late and soon ! could eat nothing
\ which did not distress my stomach. My
friends advised Peruna and purchased
] a bottle and commenced ito use It. little
thinking at the time that was soon to
be In perfect health and rid ofsmy stom-
ach trouble. but this actually occurred
in three months treatment. Please ao-
cept my sincere thanks, for am 5t truly
4 grateful to you. Mrs. Nellie Gavins. 8
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:. ~ WINS seleotman !, Of studdington.

G. #. willis, seleotman Of studdington.
Organizer and Worthy Patriarch. Sons
Of Temperance, 81 w. State St.. Jack
sonville, Fla, writes: s
"As / have found Peruna an excellent
remedy for catarrh OF tho head, With
which had been troubled for over three
years, getting but slight relief from other
remedies. do not hesitate to write you
what / think OF Peruna. Each new cold
i contracted would add to the catarrhal
trouble. until finally my head was ter
Aribly stopped nip andI could not breathe
through my nose. Peruna was recon-
mended by friend and a few doses con-
yinced me that 1t was alright and four
bottles cured me,"-C, It. Willis.
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Miss Carrie stump. 2s4 Third Avenue.
y Brooklyn, N. Y, writes:l
f"Peruna Is a most wonderful medicine
for La Grippe. and the diseases which
are attendant. Last winter had the
third attack Of La Grippe and each time Il M
/ grew weaker, had violent headaches
and q weak stomach. tried Peruna
this last timo and 1t was remarkable how
soon | recovered, and l have had a clear
head my stomach has been good. my
breatf, sweet and as. far as can see l
am in perfect health.
aS''rhat Is what Peruna has done for
me and our family thinks there is mo
medicine Quite equal to Peruna." ~ iss
Carrie StumpS al X
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CATARRH OF THE HEAD OFTEN
SPREADS TO OTHER ORGANS.

USUALLY begins q! q
cold in the head or throat. and
Is neglected until It becomes
y chronic; then It begins to dawn
on the victim that he has catarrn:2
Unless he is very foolish. indeed. no VII
not rest easy until the oatarrh Is entire
4ly cured. Thousands pay no attention8
to 1t until 1t is too late, e
II Peruna is used the cold neverH be-S
comes chronic, and hence catarrh Is pre-
vented. 4 But after catnrrh has become
thoroughly established Peruna VIII !. cure
it, but It will tako much longer. Even
In cases where the catarrh has already
attacked a. the lungs and the symptoms 81
consumption have shown themselves, Pee
runa will cure. x great many cases Of
genuine consumption have been cured
with Peruna after the patient had been
given up to die. 81 All
George Wouman, President OF prom
inent social club. Of New Orleans, writes
from 1920 Calliope Street. New Orleans
La:
Last winter while was travelling !
caught a heavy cold which settled on
my lungs and then seemed to nfrect my
entire system. took no remedy, think
Ing It would pass away, but u develop,
ed Into a most distressing cntarrh. anect-
Ing my sight and hearing ana lound
myself In such bad condltlon tnaL was
unable to sleep.
NV temperature Increased, and J hes.
came alarmed and sought medical add
I happened to be In a small country town
and the only doctor there said:&l could
prescribe for you but honestly Peruna is3
the best thing know OF for man In
YOUR condition. began taking II at
once and found he was right and In two
weeks was perfectly well once more,"
George Youman jg
Catarrh In It's various forms Is rapidly
becoming national curse, An undoubt-B
ed remedy has ben discovered by Dr..
Hartman This remedy has bee nthor'
oughly tested during the past forty years,
Per,,na cures catarrh In all phases and
stages. There is no remedy that can
be substituted, 55as 5i i53
Congressman Broderl OK, Of Kansas.
Hon. Case Brodericls, Of Holton. Kas..
Congressman from Kansas, says:
IT have taken two bottles OF Peruna
and find 1t to be an excellent remedy
for colds and throat trouble.''-C Case Bros
derrick. stst
II you de- not derive prompt and salts.
factory results from the use OF PerunSg
write at once to pr, Hartman, gtyirK a 4
full statement OF your case and he VIII
be- pleased 70 give, you his valuable ad'8
vice gratis
Address Or, Hartman, President q the
Hartman ssnitartum, coluHbus. Q.