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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-23
New Cabbage ahd Potatoes.
MrNcY e. DAVIS Co.

c. i. Marshall, OF Church Hill.
Tenn, was registered at Hotel Eu-
gene Monday.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-23

j. b. kennedy, land agent for the
Interstate Coal and Iron Company,
Of Bristol, was in town last Friday
on business.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-23

NJ. 4. Lipps. Of Wise. was in town
Tuesday 20 see the ball game be-
tween Big Stone Gap and Dorches-
ter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
COUNTY JAIL IN
need OF REPAIRS
Continued from Fifth Page.


that would be made. County Commission
er j. C. Redfeld said:
''The recommendations contained in the
report will be carried out as far as they
pertain to the county commissioners The
county physician. with a plumber. exam
ined the jail this afternoon in the company
of the county commissioners and such
repairs as are needed will be made.
They found that all the closets flush
properly except those in the rotary. which
have never flushed as they should, but the
plumber could suggest no Improvements
over the present conditions. Some OF the
iron bowls have become very rusty and
will be replaced with new porcelain iron
ones, and the wood work of the closets
Will be renewed in some cases and in
others scraped and painted, while the
smaller waste pipes will be enlarged.
"Cn Monday the county physician viii
inspect the mattresses and bedding and
discard those that are no longer fit for
use.
About two and half years ago Mr..
Kanavel. the state inspector of public
institutions, inspected the Sedgwick
county Jail and pronounced it the best
kept and cieanest Jail, with one exception,
that he had examined in the state.
THE county attorney and county physi-
clan have been requested to formulate
set of rules for the regulation and care
of the jail and when they arc adopted
will be enforced by the commissioners.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
FILES DIVORCE CASE.
Woman Says Husband Threatened
Violence to Her.

Matte ]. Castle versus Leonard r. Cas-
tie is the title of the newest divorce case
in the district court. 1t was fled yes
terday morning by the plaintiffs attor-
news. Keith, Matsons and Wright
In the petition the plaintiff states that
she and the defendant were married in
Kansas CITY on March II, 1903. and that
during the time since the defendant has
been guilty of extreme cruelty towards
the plaintiff.
She declares that on several occasions
the defendant has applied vile and Of
fensive language TO her without any pro-
vocation. She says that on August 2s he
used language threatening fatal violence
to her which greatly troubles her piece
az mind and has caused her 70 become i'll.
She further states that on September 10
the defendant threatened her with physic-
al violence and seized her arms with such
force that marks and bruises were in
ficted.
In conclusion she states that the de-
fendant has failed and refuses 70 provide
for her and she asks that she may be
yiven free control Of the property that
she owned at the time of her marriage TO
the defendant.
she prays the court 70 grant her an ao-
soIute divorce and such other relief as 1t
deems iust
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
Places OF Worship
Religious Services in
Wichita Today.

Subject az the South Lawrence avenue
Christian church. y a. m. Strength o.
Moral Purposes the Great Need Of -Gen'
80 Striving 10 10 Gods VIII" THIS
Is & Y =. s 4. r Sermon. Youns people
especially invited
Unive.salist services - The a Q. L.
y. Hall. Is soath Main street. Rev. c.
". z. Gossow VII preach az L q. n. on
The Church and the Social Reform,
ard al - =. r. on The Chicago Thea
tre Fire. Cordial Invitation 70 tns I1ro-
l'c. Sunday School a. - e. n. Y. ? S.
9. L At $50 D. n.
The regular Sunday Services q the
Peoples church vim take place in The
han q TIE Novelty theatre. - North
Main II 80 =. n. and 80 2. =. TIE
pastor. Rev Granville Lowther. al
preach IN the afternoon OF the sub.eef.
The Egyptian ard the Ten Amsricsn
PIaugs~@ n the evening D-- Lovahtr
vii give the Hrst IN his SERIES of lee
f-res on the y 3 C % secialisrn p Al
invited
The regular r1en'z meeting ~ the 7
" C. 4. wil b heI5 tbs afteTnoca ~
p - Il Esrst Baptist church. c1--e-
Aa-ke, and First Evzugslsst Pau Price
vii sneak. srb5Ect .'Ssusor TAere
Niil Be special uluslc-
First Church o. Christ, scie-tis:s. cor
ue- q. Lawrence avezae ard ssaond
street.. services. Sunday schooi to- II
ehldren al SIS. church a, i O'Clock; sub
ts-ct Sacrament. Tessimoz.al ire-tIag
"Wednesday eseui1E a. 80 e.ciocA- Al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

assure the public that the printed insinu-
ations that she, Melba had anything to
do with the marital ,nfelicities of Nordica
and her husband, she wrote q noie to the
| latter some weeks ago that was given to
pressions of the sincerest admiration and
genuine feminine friendship.
Herr Doeme has been an inmate Of a
sanitarium located near Nordicas home
ever since the bill for divorce was drawn.
1t is declared that he moved his friends
and employed every agency at his COM
mand 10 get his wife to abandon her suit
at law. But Nordica was obdurate.
This is the way an intimate friend Of
the singer put it yesterday:
'Nordica is a gentlewoman by birth,
breeding and inheritance She is highly
sensitive. When she married Gore, the
aeronaut, who was killed a few years ago
in England. she gave him her soul. In
every respect he met her ideal. He was
strong gentle, considerate. Probably no
happier couple lived in all Europe; and.
when Gore was killed. Nordica for time
was insane. 1t was Immediately after his
death that her throat gave to a listening
world those notes of appealing and pas
sionate tenderness and incompatible
sweetness that gave her name an added
lusIer.
Her heart sick for the absence Of love
she listened TO the words of Doeme. and
in the face of advice to the contrary,
married him. Their life was unstarry
almost from the beginning, but she was
ever forgiving, ever forgetful. until
Doeme transcribed the circumscribed
boundaries of lordly prudence.
1T was Calye who first Informed Nor
lica OF certain actions on the part of her
husband that she considered unbecoming.
at first Nordica would not believe. She
was then stopping at the Auditorium Ho-
tel in Chicago
with her were Calve. MeIba, Emma
Eames- and Schumann-H -Heink. Previously
TO the gnarled tree that suddenly grew
UP around the five singers, their inter-
course was of the happiest kind.
Soon there was an imperious demand
that Melba dismiss her maid, a Hungar-
ian girl with eyes the color Of sloes.
1T is this woman who is made core
spondent in the pending divorce proceed
ings. and it was because of her subse-
quent retention by Melba that brought
about the separation of the five women
whose names are given
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

UNA RESTORES 100000 CATARRH PATIENTS EACH

are invited 70 these services. The read
ing room in the front OF the church is
c7ren daily iron, 10 10 O'Clock. except
SUNDAY. Any one desiring 20 read Or
purchase Christian Science literature are
invited 10 cab.
Reformed church. corner South Topef<a
ard Lewis. Bruce GTifath. pagtor. prsach-
ing services az i a II and 10 ? n
Morning discourse OF an iat-osuction q
the s,udy of Corinthians. Evening ser
mon or the Temptation On the Mountain
Tor. Special music b. chorus chosf II
both services Sunday school at = a
n. Youag Peoples Society a: ? r.
Empo-ia avenue Methodist church. cor
ner 4 Dewey and Enporia, z. z Pollard.
paStO-. VII preach a. II a -. sns -
=. n Tie morning theme XII - The
Obligation % Praise Seschlar rpon TIE
Christian oE Today Revival services
~il be held ~ the evening beer. Ep-
worth Ieague ~ s.s. Sunday schooI -
- q "a
The ss.rstuaiiSts VII raeet r. TIE bar
over - Scr:h Main street torno-rux
evening q; - Ar. O. P. Nye-x vf1
SPEAK or TIE 'signiaczace 0. ttia Sez
Thought Mo~sEeui@ The puOEte sr> CT
daily Invited Admission FREE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
NOTABLE PERNA TESTIMONIALS FROM EVERY STATE THE UNION
GET POSTED ON YOUR OWN STATE.

called cures, but without benefit. ] now
feel better than have for many years.
thanks 10 Peruna"
Women of Woodcraft, Seattle Wash,
Says: Last fall l contracted severe
cold on my lungs Peruna worked Won
dcrs for me. not only completely healing
the lungs but curing the catarrh OF the
head as we'll which had set in
MIR. Lawrence Laird, kendIe Green,
Mass,
Writes: II have taken four bottles of
your Peruna. IL is the best remedy 1
have ever tried.
Mr.. w. n. Tucker, 4 Grove ST., Con-
cord, NJ. H.,
Writes: when | began taking your
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from the cradle. Perana cured me.
Mrs. Emma Schnell, New Canada,
MINI,
Writes: 'Peruna cured my son Of ca
tarrh with which he had been troubled
from birth"
Congressman e. v. 6rookshire From
Indiana.
says 4 rom WHAT IFitn0& say re-
runa Is a good tonic ana safe catarrh
cure.
CAMEL Wright, Clark Falls, Conn,
Writes: II have been getting deaf for
two years and could hardly hear CON-
mon conversation. ] took two bottles OF
Peruna and now 1 can hear as well as
ever"
Mrs. Ernest Lappenbusoh. Duncan,
8. O.,
Writes: Il use Peruna for al kinds Of
ills and consider II the best mc6iciae
can do any kind Of work since Pcruna
cured me. wish every suffering woman
could know how 10 helped mc."
Mrs. Matte Smith, ais jefferson
Street, Wilmington, Del,
Writes: Last fall when began the use
OF Peruna / was IN poor health. ard
use of Peruna am cured OF ray
troubles
John L. Burnett. Member CT Congress,
Seventh Ais5ama District.
Writes At the solicitation of friend
my wife used Peruna. and Il improved her
condition generally. II IS a remarkable
remedy"
U. S. Senator ~. c. Butler of South
Carolina.
WTitss from Washington. y. e.. r can
recommend Peruna for dyspepsia ard
stomach trouble. I have been using
your medicine for a short period and I
feel very much relieved
Congressman n. 3. snover, Of Port
Austin, Mich,
Writes from Washington. -. 6 4 have
found PerDna very efficient and speedy
remedy for a persistent and annoying
cough resulting from catarrhal trouble
Hon. r. Y. Fitzpatrick, Congressman
From Kentucky,
Writes from Washington. j.. C. az fos-
lows AT the solicitation - a friend
used your Peruns ard can chearfugir
recommend Peruna - any one suffering
with catarrh o. who needs a good tonic RI
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Hon. D. 3. Culberson. Ex-Congressman
From Texas,


Writes: II can recommend Perura
/ one OF the very best tonics, and l take
pleasure in testifying TO the merits or
/ your great medicine.
! Hon. w. Nj. Lord, Governor of Oregon,
I Saws: Il have had occasion to use your
Peruna medicine in my family for colds.
and it proved to be an excellent remedy
MIR. j. r. Howard, Durant, ]. r,
Writes: My son has never been sick
week since he was cured Of lung trouble
by your Peruna. 1 use it myself and find
| Il a great help.
Hon. George c. Hazelton, Ex-Member
of Congress From Wisconsin.
Writes: II cordially recommend your
Peruna to any one suffering with catarrh.
l am fully convinced OF its curative
qualities.
r. M. WiIbanks. Walnut Ridge, Ark,
Writes: .'Peruna and Manalin are the
best medicines l have ever taken. They
will do all you claim. | am cured Of ca
tarrh."
Mrs. Hannah L. Lapish, Treasurer Of
the Utah State Council of Women,
Also President of the Womans Sunrage
Association of Utah. in a letter from 273
2nd street. Salt Lake City. Utah. writes:
'sPerlIna was of great benefit 10 me. and
l think 1t has strengthened my system,
as l rarely feel run down and when DO
take a little Peruna and soon am re-
stored"
George T. Hamilton, Anaconda. Mont,
Writes: II consider myself cured OF ca
tarrh Of the urinary organs after using
six bottles OF Peruna."
Miss Augusta v. Sim, Merrirsc,
Iowa,
Writes. when I wrote you for advice
my health was ali run down. ] took Pc
runa according to directions. and now can
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Chas. F. Pereira. Of Jersey City, N. y,
% Beacon avenue. writes: Il had ca I
tarrh for over five years. so tried ali
the patent medicines, until ] found Pc
runa. The first bottle I took helped me
SO much that l kept on using it until I /
was cured.
Congressman n. Henry Powers Of
Vermont,
Writes from Morrisville, Vt: "Peruna 7 /
have used in my family with success l
can recommend it as an excellent family /
remedy and very good for coughs. colds
and catarrhal affections
Congressman J. A. sarham of Santa
Rosa, Cal.
Writes: at the solicitation OF friend
7 used your Peruna, and can cheerfuiiy
recommend It as an excellent remedy for
all catarrhal troubles
James Carrigan, Watch Hill, r. d,
Eighty-eighth Co, Coast Artillery, Fort
Mansfield. writes: Il contracted a heavy /
cold and let II run until there Was a con- /
stant rumhling in my head as IL bells
were ringing. sr6 a watery discharge
from my nose. I purchased two bottles
OF Peruna. which entirely cured ne"
MIR. Frank Cobb, Deering, Maine,
10 Summit street. writes. ! vas
troubled 70. number OF years with Ca
tar.h IN my head and tried many so
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
pABNET is ARREST Ed.
Man Said to Be Former Wichitan is
CHARGED With Stealing.

special dispatch from Pine Bluff.
Ark. has the following 10 say OF = man
named Frank Dabney. who is supposed to
be formerly OF Wichita;
Pine Bluff. Ark. Jan. S.-Frank Dabney.
g handsome young man Of about > years
IS in Jail here charged with robSing the
mail box Of his former employers. the
Russell Grocery company. Dabney was
shining clerk for the house last year.
nd in December he was discharged He
left Pine Bluff and returned few days
since Knowing the combination OF the
firms postoFice box. Dahney several
times. it is said, secured mail extracted
checks from letters and cashed them. He
lost the money gambling. Dabney for
merly resided in Wichita. Kan.
So far as is known the only person that
has left Wichita recently for Arkansas
IS a young man named Ross Dabney. He
made this city his home for several years.
Vt one time he was employed by the
Grant Produce company. He had the pl-
sition Of shipping clerk with that firm.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
ff:35 ?. NJ. Train frorn 81. Lcuis Is
tre New York Exprcss.

One of TIE fsst daily trains from 81
I.ouiz 70 Nssv Tex over Tsnds1ia Pens
fyivariz shor; I4rss al hsTs Pullman
F1eepirg ears. Dariar @ns einiaz car ssfy-
ioe and veztlp1siea coaches xith hras ret
seats. Passenger have cholce sf x-snT
via baltimore ard Washington on E,iaa-
eslThla aa1 $s~ York ;f,kefx a. 3trec,
lie farrs Frivsisz4 of ter czza' sIzst -
The National capissi. ziso fer 6aYrf sfop-
overs AZ Baitl-roFe aad a; Fhasssspass
Refer 20 J. " Chesbros=h. A. q. p Axt.
- century Buii9lng- s. Louss. sor paT-
-s~ufa-r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

Hon. w. v. Sullivan, United States
Senator From Mississippi.
Writes from oxford Miss; kcr some
time have been a sufferer from cstsrrh.
l take pleasure in recommending Peruna
as the best medicine l have tried
Mrs. r. e. Warren. Wife Of United
States Senator From Wyoming,
Writes The sample bottle Of Peruna
sent 10 my husband came when | was
suffering from cold and used IL with
good results
Ex-Conaressmsn c. Pelham, Of Ban
croft, Va
Writes: MY sister-in-law has been suf-
fering with cstarrh OF the throat for a
considerable time. She has been using
Peruna for about one week and Il mani
festiy improved.
M. casinir earshes. t77s eIenarm
Street, Denver. Colo.
Writes: y had kidney trouble for about
a year and had tried all kinds of useai-
cines without success, when decided TO
take Peruna. few bottles cured me.
Mrs. Maria Goertx. Cleo. Okla,
Writes Il suffered with eatarrh Tor ten
years The catarrh had invaded nv
whole system. head uuse. throat. stom-
ach. liver. Kidneys and pelvic organs.
Congressman q. 3. Doviner Of Wheel
ing. w. Va,
SAYS y joln with nv colleagues ia the
House OF Representatives in recommend
Ing your excellent remedy. Psruua. as a
good tonic and also as an Effective cure
for catarrh."
Congressman Romuius z. Linney of
North Carolina,
Writes: My secretary had as bad a cass
OF catarrh as 7 ever saw. and siflro he
has taken one bottle OF Psruna he ScsFus
Ike different man.
U. S. Senator William Cali Of Florida,
writes. "Peruna has been recommended
by many reliable persons and has becn
used by some members Of my family"
Other prominent men who endorse Pc
runa are:
Congressman l. |. Livingstone. Of
Atlanta, Ca.
consresomsn n. c. Worthing.on os
Nevada.
Congressman n. w. Ogden Of Louis
lana.
Congressman Hrownlo~ OF Ten
nessee.
Congressman George w. Smith. of
Murphysboro, III.
Nft,- CoSU @H fffiFC G0V2SN, OF
Jackson, Ohio.
Congressman D. r. Wllber %
Oneonts, N. Y.
Senator J. ~. Thurs.on, From or1s-
ha, heb.
Es-congressman John q. Clark ef
Missouri.
Ex-consressman A. X. conreth.
Somerset, Pa.
Hon. Judson w. Lyons. R.oIs.er. y.
5. Treasury.
silsz Hare. Ex-chicf justice Of Nea
Mexico.
Coneressrsn Bo,kin, % Holtsn.
Kansas.
II yog DO not derive prompt ars sssis-
factoTy results frcfn the gEc of Psrllna.
write =; ouce 90 Or. Harfnsa. xfyfog a
far statement of your case ard he vii -
pleased 20 give you bis vaiuz BE ssivles
gTa fir
Address DT. Hartman. Prsslasat e
The Hartman saui.arigm. Coisrabrr. o.
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married second time bat two months
ago.
He was member Of the Maccabees.
Knights of Pythiaseand the Ancient Or
der OF United Wcrknou- 8,r. AIcNicol
had lived in wichita about sixteen years.
For q long time he was interested IN the
firm Of Smith * McNicol. real estate
dealers.
Funeral services will he held Sunday
afternoon at O'clock from the First
Presbyterian church. They VII be con
Quoted b. Rev. c. E. Bradt and Rev. \.
f. Dubber. The knights OF Py,hias viii
have charge of the services at the grave
and interment Hiill be made IN Maple
Grove cemetery
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

ceoB<r Ssekson. fcr-ner sssrsoys q
the EaEss's r~7e-.c-fsl sssr. h-.s ss- icy
ssiiser e ~ Topeka csestai. xhseh va-
sitiea - hzs heia fsr s<vxr@i y~~rs. has
Fsssgas1- lie ~1ii iszvs fer iks cry .,
&exice n aepszs Hs~s. ~hsre Ne kss
taken = sis-.lsr pesissaa E.sh the a.xseas
Hsra.e- Il l. esned - Pad usssoa
Ir. taeksoa ~s1 eonnsaaos uron as 81.
41tssz FshrEzry Z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

VII Be open for business. The work of
moving the mercy. tooks etc, began
last evening. Immediately after Closing
hours i j. not expected that az en-
Be moved ard gotten n readiness b.
Aordsy morning. be- sTeTyth.nE viii b.
IL Tsch shape that ths iost;utioa vii
bs open f9r business. Tho commercial
club viii move into SIS nex quarters oa
tire third soor of TIE buas.rx February
=
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DIED OF PARALYSIS.

Walter Clark. aged g years. died yes
terday morning at the home Of his father.
c. l. Clark. A. North Washington ave-
que He had been III with paralysis so-
.ieariy FIVE years Funeral services wll
be held this afternoon al , O'Clock, from
the residence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10
DIED OF APPENDICITIS.
.. A. McNicoI VIII Be Buried This
Afternoon at O'Clock.

d A. McNicol. proprietor OF the Do
mestic Steam Laundry. died Of appendi-
cities yesterday morning at his home, --s
South Lawrence avenue. He was 20 years
OF age.
Mr. McNicol was taken III about one
week ago. From The start his condition
was considered serious and he sank rap
idly. He leaves a wife and son. Doug
Ia, By q former wife. Nr. NcNicoi was
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REFEREE DECLARES DIVIDEND.
Thirty ger Cent Payment Allowed &C
tre Crec,scrH

The srs: dssiasnd. =; tbs rafs ~ - r.~r
cent. was declared - thomas r. Wal
referee Ia tss Il IL Hes b@1krzsscy
esss yesterday. There Nh r<rsArs b.
znosher SiTf6s-e osc.srea 3; 2-,ssssr
rse~tisE IL fhc oezr frtzre
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WILL OPEN MONDAY.
7aak Of Commerce Moves Into Ne~
Building.

Promptly ~ ; oeio-k Monday rso-n-
lrg the Bark oS coszzs~rc~'s a~~ ses;s-
jig - TIE soefhwsrt ecrzs~r q Dougiss
: eEsce ara 31Ssl szresg. az The szzct-oz.
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A Guaranteed Cur. fer pil..

Iich.-g. P1trt. E.oec-uS or s--cf-ud1ng
Pies. Your drugs; XII rsfzzc zoreT if
PAZO OINTMENT fails % cure yes. =
70 "a days sc
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LIES PLEASURE.

The pleasures Of this life depend en-.
tirely upon the condition of your
health. Sickly people. and especially
those who are dyspeptic. cannot enjoy
life. They are nervous irritable and
always "cut OF sorts" Such persons
ahould know that
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Are You Bilious :?

1t inter;eres with work, pleasure
and happiness-everybcdy is so at
times: IN many cases It makes lie a
burden-the fault is with the stomach.
liver and kidneys. An occasional
dose OF pills win remove the evil i
you take
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Phobe c. Carr, orofino, Idaho,

Writes: your medicine cured me of
have been for years.
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The aaihia Daily gaae SUNDAY lnns, aannsry To- so4.
tbs in Each State From Catal

The accompanying map has been care
fully compiled from United States docu-
ments by The Peruna Medicine Company.
Columbus. Ohio. The figures were taken
from the latest mortal statistics publish
ed by the government and entirely agree
with the archives kept at The Hartman
Sanitar;uu.
The figures on each state represent the
total number of deaths from catarrhal
diseases during the last census year.
This is an appalling state Of affairs.
This nation has got to confront the
fact that catarrh has become national
curse.
Catarrhal diseases threaten the life
Of our people.
Over one-haIf of the people suffer
from some form or degree of catarrh.
Fully thirty-five million people are
personally interested in the discovery
of radical catarrh cure.
Peruna is the main expectation in
this direction.
Peruna is an internal, systemic ca
4arrh remedy.
Its cures are so prompt and perna-
nent that it is attracting Worldwide
attention.
From Every State in the Union
Letters testifying to the fact that Pc
runa is a. radical cure for scatarrho are
constantly pouring in from every state
In the Union. Thousands CT such letters
are on file in the Office of The Peruna
Medicine Company.
The following letters taken at random
from our files give a testimonial from
each state in the Union:
Frank Hungerford of BoWbel!s, NJ. D.,
Writes: 81 have been afflicted with ca
tarrh for fifteen years. 1 tried different
physicians and medicines of all kinds but
without the least relief until tried Pc
runa. four bottles of which entirely cured
me-
Attorney Leon J. Charles of WinsIow,
Arizona,
writes: From personal experience / ad-
Vocate Peruna as a safe, proper and in
deed necessary medicine to every business
man who is worn-out. tired and sick"
Mr.. Caleb H. BorteII, Police Officer. 2f2
N0th Paca Street, Baltimore, Md,
Writes: For several years l was trou-
oled with catarrh Of the head, throat and
stomach. / to seven bottles of your
Peruna, and I am glad to say it has cured
me-
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Attorney Leon J. Charles of WinsIow.
Arizona

writes: From personal experience 1 ad-
Vocate Peruna as safe, proper and in
deed necessary medicine to every business
man who is WOrn-out. tired and sick,
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