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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
MIS- NORGE/L

CataTh usually begins as a cold In
the head or throat and Is neglected I'M
tll IL becomes chronic, then IL begins
10 dawn on the victim that he has ca
uwh. Unless he IS very foolish. indeed,
he viii not rest easy until the catarrh
Is entirely cured. Thousands pay no
attention 20 IL until IL Is too late
10 Peruna Is used the cold never be-
comes chronic. and hence cataTh Is
prevented. But after catarrh has be-
come thoroughly established Peruna
will cure 10, but II win take much long
en- Even In cases where the catarrh
has already attacked the lungs and the
symptoms OF consumption have shown
themselves, Pcruna viii cure. A great
many cases OF genuine consumption
have been cured with Peruna after the
patient had been given up 20 die
George Youman, President Of prom
ipcnt social club OF New Orleans. writes
from 2020 Calllope St, New Orleans,
L..
Last winter while ] was travelling /
caught a heavy cold which settled on
my lungs and then seemed Ia AFFECT my
entire system. ] took no remedy think
ing u would pass away but 90 devel-
Opcd into a most distressing catarrh,
affecting nay sight and hearing and {
found myself iu such bad condition that
| was unable 20 sleep
My temperature Increased and ! be-
came alarmed and sought medical aid.
] happened io bee In small country
town and the only doctor there said;
I could prescribe for you but honestly
Peruna Is the best thing ! know of for
man In your condition ] began taxi
ing Il at once and found he was right
and In two weeks . was perfectly Wen
once more. George Youman.
Catauh In It's various forms Is rapidly
becoming national curse an un-
doubted remedy has been discovered bv
Or Hartman. This remedy has been
thoroughly tested during the past forty
years Peruna cures Catauh In ali
phases and stages There Is no remedy
that can be substituted.
CONGRESSMAN FREDERICK. OF
KANSAS.
Hon. Case Frederick. Of Holtou, Kas.
Congressman from Kansas, says
~ have taken two bottles OF peruna
and find 10 90 be an excellent remedy
Tor colds and throat trouble Case
Broder'ck
n you DO not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use Of peruna
write at once % pr Hartman. giving q
fun statement Of your case and he win
be pleased 20 give you his valuable adj
vice gratis
Address Dr. Hartman, President q
The Hartman saniiar.um, Columbus, o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

There are thousands OF men and wo-
men who rely on Peruna 10 tide them
over the trying ordeal OF the first warm
weather When once the benefit Of Pc
runa is discovered il is always kept on
hand
Peruna strengthens weak nerves, not
by temporarily stimulating them, but
by removing the cause of weak nerves
systemic catauh This is the only cure
that lasts. Remove the cause; Nature
win do the rest Peruna removes the
cause
Charles y Scott. County Clerk, Floyd
Co., Ind. New Albany Ind. writes.
Il have tried Peruna as n tonic and
have found II OF nestimable value 10
increase the appetite and induce health
full sleep II seems 20 relieve the system
of all waste matter and 10 tone up and
strengthen the nerves In a remarkably
short time
In comparing Il with other nerve
tones on the market / consider Il vast
ly superior, and so do many others who
have tried it.'-Hon. Charles b. Scott
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
N0nen Hate Catarrh Catarrh DESTROYS Beauty c
(rlBRH ALWAYS A
| DANGEROUS DISEASE

. elizabeth Brown, 1908 John ST"
f,'a' ". Ma, is a school teacher Of
4 ny. She found peruna of benefit
H. "a tonic. and in a recent letter
4, years ago when my ''noo,
Il, Gas so tagged out that | could
4 ~, nights sleeplessness was
''' '.on. trouble to me, and ! felt
- away and have complete
vsch ! could III afford
,be teachers told me that she
"a peruna for two years ana had
H. wonderful tonic to build up
'.,,.r. and so / bought some A
N. change for the better took
vebln fen days. ! could eat and
,rA felt like q new woman Nileh
,,sped again felt well and
and well able to take up my
Elizabeth Brown
Nellie Gayins, li2 East 67th St.
York writes
,,c. had the best Of results from
d psruna for o case Of indlges-
,apg standing. My stomach had
yak ever since / was a child and
trouble soon developed into indi-
N had TO be careful Of every
late and soon | could eat nothing
aid not distress my stomach.
friends advised Peruna and | pur-
bottle and commenced to use
M thinking at the time that |
san to be in perfect health and rid
stomach trouble, but this actually
yri IN three months treatment.
b accept my sincere thanks, for l
,ny grateful 10 you Mrs. Nellie
b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
MccKZZkLrEDXzRNr

Miss Nellie Edwards, Niles, Mich,
writes.
MANY and many a time have !
thanked my lucky stars that | read one
OF your testimonials which seemed TO
Nc my case exactly stomach trouble,
bad breath and soreness Of the lungs
which seemed to hurt me every time
breathed | noticed that the first bot
tie Of Pruna gave me a wonderful APP
petite, and naturally ! felt better as
what / ate seemed to agree with me,
and each bottle took seemed to help a
weak part until finally / was restored
to perfect health and that Is something
which ! have not enjoyed for years be-
fore
81 have certainly every reason TO be
pleased with Peruna, Miss Nellie
Edwards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
MSSL.HOW4RD

Miss l.. Howard, 7SS lith St., Mil
waukee. Wis. writes:
81 consider Peruna the most valuable
medicinal curative ever INVITED. II
has cured more sick people than any
medicine / know or used it for liver
trouble with great success, 1t elimin-
ated the poison and waste from the
blood, stirred the liver into healthful
activity and put new life into every
nerve and fibre / have a large number
of friends who use Peruna and ! know
Of none who ever had as good results
from the doctors prescriptions as they
had from Peruna. Miss L, Howard
peruna cures catarrh wherever locat-
ed, AS soon as Peruna removes sys-
temic catarrh the digestion becomes
good appetite regular, nerves strong,
and trouble vanshes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

Many working people In moderate
circumstances use Psruna as = family
medtcsne."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
MRS AkZZKr G4WKS.

Catarrh is a systemic disease durable
only by systemic treatment. A remedy
that cures catarrh must aim directly at
the nerve centers. This is what Peruna
does. Peruna Immediately inyigorates
the nerve centers which give vitality to
the mucous membranes. Then catarrh
disappears; then It is permanently
cured
Hon. Mark H. Dunnell National
Hotel. Washington. ID c., writes:
"Your Peruna being dsed by myself
and many of my friends and acQuaint-
ances not only as a cure for catauh
but also as an admirable tonic for phys
lca recupemtion, ] gladly recommend
It to all persons requiring such rene
dies Mark II. Dunnell.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
CATARRH RUINS NERVES.
Women Have Reason to Dread Catarrh as Their
Worst Enemy. ItShrveIs the Skin, Deranges
Digestion, Produces Bad Breath and YeIOws
the Teeth.

Miss Carrie stump 2Si Third Ave-.
Brooklyn, n v, writes
"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
] grew weaker had violent headaches
and weak stomach. tried Peruna
this last time and II was remarkable
how soon ! recovered and ! have had a
clear head my stomach has been good.
my breath sweet and as far as ] can see
] am IN perfect health
THAT is what Peruna has done for
me- and our family thinks there Is no
medicine quite equal TO Peruna. - Miss
Carrie stump,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

J. II. Hlpplegate. Supt Of Public
Works, 81 West 9th St, Lexington, Ky,
writes.
81 find that Peruna Is an excellent
medicine especially for catarrhal affec-
tons and all diseases leading to con-
sumption bronchial troubles or stom-
ach troubles II also acts as prevent
alive and keeps the system in healthy
condition SO that IL easily throws OF dis
ease. 1t is an excellent tonic and a
great appetizer and as large number
Of those who have been using It speak
very highly Of It's curative powers. am
satisfied that my opinion OF il Is correct
and that Il is deserving Of high praise.
j. II. Hipplegate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
M4RG4RN
CATARRH OF THE HEAD OFTEN
SPREADS TO OTHER ORGANS.

G.. D. Taylor, Supt. Of Health, Clerk
city Board OF Health, Jacksonville,
Fla, writes:
THE health Of the poor of large city
is always a question Of vital interest
not only TO the city officials but to
every citizen. II has been "a source OF
much satisfaction 20 me TO find that so
large a number Of working people in
moderate circumstances have accept
ed Peruna as their family medicine. II
has cured a large number Of cases es-
pecially Of catarrh OF the head. lungs
and stomach and building up the gen
cral health 1t cannot fail but prove "a
help and blessing ia any community
where IL is generally adopted and used
! have found IL an honest reliable REM
edy and am pleased 20 endorse it."-C.
ID Taylor, Clerk, Board of Health
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

c. +. Willis, selectman OF Studding-
ton Organizer and Worthy Patriarch,
Sons of Temperance. 81 w. State ST..
Jacksonville, Fla writes:
"As have found peruna an excellent
remedy for catarrh Of the head, with
which I had been troubled for over
three years getting but slight relief
fnm other remedies. / do not hesitate
20 write you what I think OF Peruna.
Each new cold ! contracted would add
90 tha catarrhal trouble until finally
my head Was terribly stopped up and /
could MOI breathe through my nose
PeIuua was recommended by a friend
and "a few doses convinced nv that II
was alright and four bottles cured me"
&C r. WINS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

Miss Anna ulbrich, Floriston, Cal,
i. O Box q, writes:
1T Us with great pleasure that / rec.
ommend Peruna TO all who are over
worked ana so tired out thar &c seems
an effort to draw a breath This was
my case and ! had tried many physi-
clans and many patent Incidence and
had about given up IN despair when
was inhlly persuaded 10 try PeUua. I
was assured that It would do me mo-
harm, IL IL did no good, so gave it a
trial and was greatly astonIshed at the
benefit derived from one bottle, Il is
needless TO say that / got another and
another and that ! now feel Ike a new
woman. / would not be without II and
| can heartily recommend il to others &"
Miss Anna Ulbrich.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
Catarrh Undernines Health
CATARRH ATTACKS
EVERY ORGAN,

Miss George Feuner, Las Vegas Hot
Springs, Monteyuma, New Mexico,
writes: 81 am only too pleased to say
word as TO the good effect resulting
from the use of Peruua for indigestion
and stomach troubles ] was so troubled
for many years, somumes getting
worse and then a little better but none
OF the remedies prescribed effected q
complete cure, one day l read one Of
your Ads whore a lady had been bene-
fitted greatly by using Peruna for
troubles similar TO mine, so / started to
take A. The results were an and more
than / could wish for in a very short
time, my digestion was perfect had no
more headaches and l could eat any
thing for which | was truly grateful
and desire to thank you. Miss George
Fenner.
Margaret Little, A. Hoyt St., Brook
Ign, N. Y, writes; =
u have been troubled with constpa-
ton ana indigestion for over a year,
my complexion was ruined and was
losing flesh every day, The doctors ad.
Yised that | 80 to a sanltarium, bur
number Of people advised me to try Po-
runa before going to that expense, and
did so. | found that the first bottle
regulated my bowels cleared my COM
plexon, and by the time ] had taken
six bottles my stomach and digestion
was In perfect working order and has
remained SO ever since.
AS this was very much cheaper than
going to a sanitarium, / have every
reason to be grateful. and am
Margaret Little.
Write for a copy Of Health and
Beauty written for women only by
Dr. Hartman
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07

"Peruna acts as a preventative and
keeps the system In a healthy oondi-
ton"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
MSSHNzREZYR
pMEN THE WORLD OVER
ARE TALKING ABOUT PE-RU-NA

/ s 4, are an talking about Pc.
| III, 'VIlss they are. Why should
4 ~. feruna is the remedy thai
/ g, -a II they have a cold Pc.
I,. ~, hem They found that our
y, Ste hoarse or have a cough
\ rsiuaa an unfallnp remedy
krg'os. a, n even the first stages OF
4 Y. ,. W. Koruna promptly restores.
| XIX are host Ot women who
NJ %sal arrangement Of The
4 s.,, sal digestive organs. All
p'slnents are of "a catarrhal
/ wy s.uh9 comes TO the rescue al
M n shofI course OF Peruna Is
n. y y, q pll the stomach Right liza ana ID
D' assimilation Of the food
r ~ Y not all This does NOT ex.
! ., s.l Why he women ospeclal1y
IA, so -ooal Peuua Men. the
Ih,b1.a's,l, nave found pernna
I,.,.i " above mentioned ailments 'o
,tyo,,,eyu ai Peruna is such a
rrs , ,.'s WIN women is some,
.ie subject 20 peIyic co,,,..A
!, ' .,s hss been called oii g, sor ,' :
e1i rA y often referred 10 under
I .,s' , ,l female diseases De.
,ag. w" !. cases peuna cures
NJ y oufes catsrrh Wherever
n, catarrhal VI 'nese
/ IA, y liable to tack any or,.,
o. az NJ " y especially Liable TO
"a ,' nyIe organs OF the female
NJ Voss women talk about
rssles. they think tits The
H. I. ,..o 70 ne world.
I W q follows mug springs,
i. been using Perm, ~.
\, i- n. 90 hes,iancy In 'J re soi,le
nnis I, 'ae 'one thousand ana
TT \. " hslnanIty. No fam oiiv
b cus. Without % for II is an
M 49,. 100 colds ANA d., gu
20 l'eyeut ana relieve
~ lp '..i nom a SANDMAN, 81,
y vi o' female eesEnSu.''" ' ~ u Is :
!. ,.,,, From a rers 'y, sI' ,ol. IN
y s.,'''1l9ohy Of manv c ,fs, ana 4
% eli s5s y recommend h Is.
.iuss,,s, gained tuli confidence
? Isl a, stay in our ib, oms 2
y lAe d.i1 1 need OF a tonic Ia
Il svys, Reruna i ss " o. J
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-23
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

With the improvement Of the puDllc
schools there comes naturally a de
mand for the Improvement OF the pup
lie school teacher and this n Uni
yersity of North Carolina is making
speciaf efforts to meet by Offering
courses for young men preparing to
teach in the public schools. Inc
terms extend from March 9 to May Is.
The courS S are offered in recognition
of the large and growing demand Tor
public school teachers. There is little
doubt that the courses referred to will
be literally p]atronized, if not this year
certainly in later years when they be-
come a permanent feature and all
school teachers in the state learn of
them. Thus does the movement for
better schools grow and spread. The
educational future of North Carolina
is bright with promise.-Winston Sem
tinel
The Sentinel is right in saying that
there is a demand for the improvement
Of the public school teacher. for the
ignorance of some of the persons put
in charge of the education Of the chill
dren who attend the public schools is
astonishing. Many who are classed a!
nigh grade teachers KNOW nolhlnS pe'
vond what they have crammed in or
| Ter TO secure their positions and wher
they step aside from the oft troddeI
! path of routine instruction they are a
ignorant. or more so, than many o
the children they are employed t
educate. Think Of a teacher in
| graded school in a lecture on natura
history telling 4 class that nature haC
clothed the animals in the arctic Te
! gions in black fur because black wa
warmer than white and another teach
or during 4 history recitation telling
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-23
CLIO q. EAYLCk
nAf 1f-~ W. al aDl -

Car: les a larger stock and is selling
lots Of Ladies' Double fold dress goods
in all qualities. Also a nice lot of pref
" summer goods. for 3, Z and 1212c per
yard. A nice line OF India Linen III
12Ec quality, we will sell now for 10c.
NtW EmbrOidery-A big lot, which
We think is much lower than regular
rriCes-very fine and wild for 10c per
y2rd. Good 10c values selling at Sc,
&c goods selling for sc.
F1etty Outing-10c quality selling
al &c.
III our Silk Department we have re-
ceived a big line Of new spring goods.
We sell best yard wide warranted taft
fetta silk at S1.20. Splendid yard wide
tGffetta at CSC per yard. A real pref
ty ~;affetta SILK at 4Sc in all colors.
New Cloak in n some more of
those beautiful Monte Carlos for $50.
4 vel! made new beaver cloth coat,
sold for $500. We Will sell for $500 this
week.
Lalies' Capes-Just received a nice
loo in these, full size, well made
Beaver capes, nicely trimmed. worth
p so for $3.50 this week. A job lot of
chilGren's long cloaks, all wool and
good goods that were worth $3.50 we
are selling at CSC.
Our New Spring Millinery is begin
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-23
The Big Racket store,
Clio q. C+AYLOkN. Proprietor.
ON NORTH FRONT STREET. NEAR POSTOFFICE.

ming to arrive. Ladies can find at our
store new hats made Of chip at soc, Zoe
and &c each.
Pretty new dark flowers and plenty
cf new frames to make silk hats on.
In cur millinery department, while we
DO not mea nto rush the season, we try
20 keep anything you want. We have
plerty Of winter or spring hats.
We ave a great many shoes. Mr.. E
Z. Milton is the man in charge of this
stock. He is a good, honest man n
will sell nothing but good honest goods.
Every pair guaranteed.
. Plenty of Rubbers-We sell the best
mans Goodyear rubber for 75c worth
Sl.CG. Ladies' fine rubber for 40 and
4Jc Il pair. Children'S rubbers from Zoe
Il nair uD.
Competitive have a right nice as
: SOr.,nent that we want to close out be-
fore the spring comes. Five pieces In
grain carpet hat sold for Csc per yard,
we will sell at 1Sc. Our 33c carpet we
VIII sell at &c. Our SOC carpet we will
at 45c. Our Csc carpet we will sell for
55c. III wool. Pretty Brussell carpet
at 4Sc. The best Csc quality for 5oc.
Jul Coo value for SOC. We have this lot
o. carpet on hand n we want to
move it and will give our customers a
chance to get a carpet cheap.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-23

the class that the state Of Maryland
wife of Charles l of France" These
two instances, we know. occurred in
the graded school of a city mot a
thousand miles away" from this city
We could give many other instances
Of as ridiculous mistakes made by
teachers in u schools. What Cur
public schools need is teachers who
know what they know and will not try
to instruct children in matters they
know nothing about.
Our public school system is making
rand advancement and there should
he the same progress In the ~capability
of the instructors. 1t is to be hoped
that many of our public school teach
ers will avail themselves of this op-
portunity offered them by the State
University and attenu the course Of
instruction. There is for i'm
provement In most of our publ.
schools In this respect, even in those
of the highest reputation for thorough
ilVHo olIo AiN N"S oiiN
the taxpayers have done and are still
dong a noble work in providing the
| means for giving education to those
who cannot afford to attend private
schools. Every effort possible is be-
ing made in the way of raising funds
| state officials in charge of this work
and the people who tax themselves for
public education deserve great credit
for what the state has dor and is still
doing, but our schools are not what
they should be. More attention should
De paid to the qualification of the
teachers and those who have been en-
ployed as teachers should take ad-
vantage of every opportunity to bet
ter qualify themselves for their work.
C Washington Post gives the fol-
lowing illustration of the style Of
! high-grade teaching in some of the
present-day public schools:
We sympathize heartily with the dis
guest excited in one of Jul contempo-
raries by a typical case in modern
education which it has just raked up.
A girl of fourteen is carrying on as
many studies as she has years to her
credit; and her marks, on a scale OF
100, show her perfect in grammar, 30
in physiology, SO in civics and algebra.
81 in physics, and 96 in literature. Yet
in a recent letter she writes: There
has been W. boats ashore. Papa took
sister and l with him." Gould any.
anything speak louder for the parrot
character of the teaching which has
placed her in the 100-per-cent rank.
Two boats has been-Papa too sis
ter and T." In school the poor child is
perfect because she can answer the
routine questions of her teacher; but
no sOOne is she called to apply to her
ordinary uses any Of the knowledge
with which her little brain is crammed
than she violates, as often as the
brevity of her sentences wIil permit,
all the rules she has learned to recite
with such glik-.tss at her desk.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-23

The printer who is responsible for
the wrong date on I'll first page, max
ing it January s, 1902" instead of
January s. 1903, as it should be is out
of our reach, n it may be good for
him that he is, as we would dislike
very much to commit murder so soon
after we have turned over q new leaf.
Such errors worry us, but it seems i'm
possible to keep everything straight
Orange County Observer.
If all the men who made similar mis-
takes during the first eight days of
the present month were Jailed there
would hardly be prisons enough in the
country to hold them. The Observer
editor should not fret. He can con
sole himself with the thought that he
has a plenty of company. He should
not be so hard on the DOC printer
| either. Printers are not infallible, but
| are just as liable to make mistakes Us
other people. though there are a great
any people who, from the way they
criticise ana find fault with their mis-
takes, seem to think they have no
| right to the same consideration as
other people.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1903-01-23
QUESTION ANSWERED.

Yes, August Flower still has the
argest sale of any medicine III the civ
lied world. Your mothers and gand-
Mothers never thought Of using any
thing else for Indigestion or Bilious
less. Doctors were scarce, and they
seldom heard Of Appendicitis, Nervous
P~rostration or Heart failure, etc. The!
Ised August FloWe to clean out the
system and stop fermentation OF u1di-
gested food, regulate the action OF th-
liver. stimulate the nervou n or
ganfc action of the system, n tha'
8 ali they took when feeling dull and
Dad with headaches and other aches
You only need a few S of Green's
August Flower, in liquid form, Il
make you satisfied there Is nothing
serious the matter with you. You car
get this reliable remedy at all drug
stores. Price 25e and 75c.