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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
10. 20.

AN All IN AfAhsI4DMhrNT OF bEfe-
TIoNs nj AND nc OF THU WEIR
MONT STATUTES RELATING no
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
1t is hereby enacted BY the General AS
sembiy Of the state Of Vermont:
Section l. Section nj Of the Vermont
Statutes is hereby amended by the addi-
ton Of the following wordsi
II child Is pupil OF school held
for more than twenty-eight weeks in q
year, he shall attend such school dur
ms the time It ID to be held III excess Of
twenty-eight weeks unless he Is mental
~ or physically unable to attend or is
excused in writing by the school directors
from attendance during the whole or a
part OF such time. A child under eight
years. or youth Of over fifteen years
Of age, who shall begin attendance and
be enrolled as q pupil IN public eie-
mentary or high school, or school Ia
which his tuition IS paid at public ex-
pense, shall attend such school during
the term for which be Is enrolled unless
he is mentally or physically unable to at
tend or Ia excused in writing By the
school directors from attendance during
the whole or part of said term
Sec. 2 section nc Of the Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31

AN ACT 10 AMEND SECTION SIX
HUNDRED FIFTEEN OF THE YER
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31
NO. ss.
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 10 OF
THE VERMONT STATUTES, RELA-
TING TO rRuANr OFFICERS

II Is hereby enacted BY the General AS
sembly Of the State Of Vermont:
Section / Section 10 Of the Vermont
Statutes is hereby amended to read a.
follows;
Sec. no The school board OF town or
city shall annually appoint ons or more
truant officers therefor and shall, on or
before the first Gay Of April. report such
appointments to the town clerk for record.
on failure to appoint such truant officers.
constables, sherifrs. deputy sherifrs and
policemen shall act as truant oficers.
Approved Decemer s. 1904
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31

tsnt Of investigation anc said court may
alan require any such person to produce
4 conrt any book OF account, record or
aoaument pertinent to such investigation
s.e. Isl Every person other than such
aasre 81 said probate court held liable
y TAX imposed by this act shan be en-
aaed q receive Of the state The same
-. ~ attendance and travel that Wit
s ara now paid when attending
.nrtv court said fees shall be paid by
u. county clerk in the county wherein
: extend to and include all deyiseS and
h.assts. and the words share Or dis
,.,ep,,Ve share whenever 80 used shan
.4r,ea Il extend to and include all
N, oat il real or personal property
na..,ng upder the laws Of descent Or the
sns..tat. laws Ii this state; provided
howsy,r. that such construction shan not
b naonirsd II the same would thereby De
-. 70 ths manifest intention Of
the general assembly
Sec i Any person who SHAH wiifulls
swear falsely to any return, report Or
statement Or upon any examination ,,,.i ns' !,
lneeiors mentioned shall be guy \,
Perjury.
Sec So. The foregoing ssven'y-iiils ses
tons Of this act in 50 far e tae .,. ST. !.
apply to tar therein inlposs. 49,
I person corporation. society Or insusu'
a'n that shall IN any manner hs's'''.s
zee provlaeo receive property q Wy
interest thsrea passing from 9 person
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-31

#s~fA~-s'-A~ ~ NiAA Aot
SEQ q. Service Of ne petition men
toned IN section sixty-nva may BE- made
n the manner now provided BY law; the
service thereof upon a foreign admins
traitor, executor, trustee. legatee or as
signes may Be- made b. delivering copy
Of said petition to the custodian Of the
property in this state therein mentioned.
BONDS AND REcoGNIzANcEs,
SEQ. s.. In all cases or appeals In
yolvtng any question arising under the
provisions OF this act the state shall not
be required to give any bond OF recog-
nizance for costs or an appeal. nor any
injunction bond.
EXAMINATION BEFORE PROBATE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
REBUILDING FOOD
Some Wonderful Things Food Can DO.

Some Wonderful Things Food Can do.
What continued use OF improper food
viii do by upsetting the nervous system
seems almost beyond belief and it's Just
as surprising to see how a simple
change from poorly selected food to
good nourishing food viii end all OF
these ails. A Chicago man says:
My nervous system became so shat
tered that whenever ! looked al a mov-
ing object my right eye turned out TO
the SIDE my speech was suffering, the
memory poor and ! was very absent
minded. My face was covered with
pimples and | was constantly ashamed
Of my appearance.
THE doctors said my blood was In
bad state and | took medicine for this
for year but only got worse | was
40 completely disguised with everything
! was tired Of living, although | had
no cause 10 be as far as friends and
home were concerned.
when medicine failed I tried eating
only the plalnest foods but this got
tlresome and I did NOT seem to get
enough nourshment until In my eXperi-
mentlng ! gave the food called Grape
Nuts q trial This seemed 80 different
from the rest, II seemed crisp and full
Of nourlshment and l ate It with cream
for breakfast as we'll rs desert after the
other meals. Almost Immediately my
nerves began to get stronger aud stead
Ter and sOunder aud | felt as though a
great change was going on within me.
The first effect / noticed was my
right eye did not seem so loose In my
head, | could look without seeing dou-
bic and then | noticed that took more
interest In life and was not such
chronic kicker, my memory improved.
physical endurance was greater
and my sleep sounder and refreshing.
In a years time had recovered en-.
tirely from the old Observation-Disclosures
my complexion had cleared and left me
without any more pimples upon my
face, all the old trouble with the eye
Is gone for good, and, to cut the list
short. why | have a sound nervous
system, am stronger and healthier
physically upon Grape-Nuts diet ]
could write twice ms much more about
what this food has done for me Il Is
certainly a most wonderful food for
the brain and nerves" Nams given by
the Postum Co, Battle Greek, Mich.
There's a reason"
Look In each package for the famous
little book, The Road 10 MELVILLE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

they love 80 dearly because they would
not subscribe 10 all the vagarles which
he caused TO be injected into the Lew
lston platform,
Now that he has boted the Demo-
cratic ticket himself they propose to
administer the same dose 10 him that
he forced others TO take II Is likely
n meeting OF the state central COM
mlttee WIN be called and good old DEM
ocratic doctrine laid down TO the SEN
ator for his future guidance or else
he will be told 10 get out Of the party,
His action I'm boiling the regular
Democratic ticket IN Utah by speaking
for the non de script party last night
I'm Salt Lake. has been much discussed
today In Democratic circles. Among
those who are denounclng the action OF
Senator Dubois rs Timothy Regun, the
candidate for state treasurer
II don't want 10 talk about the mat
ter until / have seen MI Dubois said
Mr.. Regan to a Cepital News reporter
this afternoon, land after that ! may
have something tO say, | VIII say this
much however Senator Dubois don't
represent me and Il IL q mistake to
think that ! represent him a man
can't bolt the regularly nominated
ticket In one state and then ask Tor
support In another. That is not the
brand Of Democracy | stand for
Similar Views were expressed by
number Of other leading Democrats
notably Mayor Hawley and Hon, r. II
johnson. Evening Capital News, Boise
Ida
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

quontly the cause OF this condition,
Every mucous membrane In the body IS
slightly deranged by systemic catarrh.
This leads TO complete Generalization
Of the digestive and assimilative organs,
and q bloodless condition Of the nerve
centres onsues, Nervousness is the re.
suit; frctfulnoss, irrltability, worry,
complaining-all Of these mental condl-
lions result from starved nerve centres.
The only cure is to remove the ca.
tarrhal condition Of the mucous mem
brane.
Peruns is the remedy that will do
this.
Peruna is not nervine nor quieting
medicine. Peruna cures just the condi.
tion-Catarrh.
Peruna cures catarrh OF the internal
organs, and the nervousness disappears,
The more nervines one takes for nerv-
business the more nervous he Is. There
Is always a cause for nervousness. This
cause should be discovered and rene.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
BABY

Wee tow-headed baby.
Like butter ball.
Half inclined TO laughter,
Haf inclined 10 squat;
Dlmples In your elbows,
Dimples IN your chin,
Looks like God had made you,
To put dimplles In.
Looks Ike God had made you,
Roly poly boy
With your mouth a-pucker,
Eyes a-dance with Joy
Just TO carry dimples
What-haye you a pain?
Dear. such twlsty faces
Are a sign OF rain
Half a laugh, half crying,
Don't know what 10 DO,
Gulplng, sObblng. signing.
Ten you, baby; You
Stick Ike that 10 mother
Always when In doubt
All the years OF all your life,
And you cant lose out.
Houston Post
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
THAT RESIGNATION"
Director General Whitaker Of Utah at
Fair Will Not Retire.

The report Of the resignation Of Di-
rector General Whitaker OF Utahs ex-
hlbit at the fair, has been officially de-
MED in a telegram received by Cover
nor Wells from Commissioner l.. w.
Shurtlln, who Is now IN st, Louis.
Commissioner ShurtlIff not only says
that there is no truth In the rumor but
that everything is harmonious at the
Utah state building and there has
never been any friction whatever be-
tween Mr., Whitaker and the Utah
commissioners.
The report that the commission Is In
financial straits is pot correct as Com
missioner Hoyt sherman, treasurer Of
the commission sent to ST. Louis sever
al days ago a check sufficient to pay
the expenses OF the Utah exhibit until
the fair closes,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
SERIES OF LECTURES.
Jacob Riis, Bertha Runz Baker and
Others to be Heard Here,

The Mutual Improvement associa-
lions Of Liberty, Pioneer, Salt Lake and
Ensign stakes, have established lee
ture bureau for the purpos, Of bring
ing here some OF the most noted speak
ers In the United States. Already they
have signed a contract for the appear
ance in Salt Lake, Nov 10. Of Jacob Rils,
the noted sociologist, who viii deliver
his famous lecture, THE Battle with
the Stun" This lecture is the ac.
count Of the fight for decent living
conditions IN New York through which
Mr. Rlis became known throughout tho
world. In It he has been from first
to last a factor himself, working
shoulder to shoulder with Theodore
Roosevelt when police president in
New York and governor OF that state,
Other speakers who viii be brought
here during the winter are Bertha
Kunz Baker, who will probably pre-
sent "Parsifal, >" "Armgart" and "Cyra-
no de Bergerac;" Hamln Garland IN
his Joys Of the Trail" and Lieut..
Godfrey Lynet Garden, who will likely
speak on THE American Invasion OF
Europe" These lectures while book
ed under the auspices OF the Mutual
Improvement associations, will be open
TO the general public, who will doubtless
show their appreciation by taking adj
vantage Of the opportunity afforded,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
Pale. Thin

Pale cheeks, white lips,
and languld step tell the
story Of thin blood, impure
blood, Doctors call 1t
"anemia." They recommend
Ayers SarsapariIla. Ask
them and they will tell you
just why it makes the blood
so rich and red. An . sM
Anemic people are almost always
constpated. Their liver is sluggish
They have frequent attacks OF SICK.
hesdache, nausea, blllcusness' Just
one OF Ayers Pills each night will cor
rect these troubles.
Is e.-'- i, c. AfeR CO.. Lowell Mass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

VIM. Livingston. Rpublican nominee
for Judge Of the Seventh judicial Dis
trict was born in Salt Lake City thirty
three years ago.
In his home county, Sanpete, Mr., Liy-
lngston has been before the public for
number OF years. He was first elect
ell county recorder then county attor-
ney for two terms, and IL now serving
MS fourth year as district attorney. His
ABILITY as a lawyer and jurist Is unques-
TONED, lie has the Roosevelt tempera-
menL and Is strenuous for the cause he
believes right Mr.. Livingston has been
one Of the leading spirits In making
sanpete the banner Republican county
IN lhe state. His friends predict his
election by an Overwhelming majority.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

c. j. Peterson, Eureka ..,.s... Pr
stella II. Pearson. West Jordan q. .2G
4. G. Squires, Salt Lake 80. pa
81, virtue Eddington, Salt Lake .... III
), D. Lunick, Salt Lake ~. -, ..,...8b
mary A. Duncan Salt Lake .....3g
Lewis Rushton, Hunter. ... al
julia G. Larsen, Blufdale ..... 20
+, M Allen, Richmond -. ... ,..22
Fay stanford, Cove ........,.. ,.,.23
John Hansen, Salt Lake .......,. .....25
Florence NJ. Cushing, Salt Lake "a
w A. Wright, Pocatello, Ida. ......2S
Ella NJ, Hogan, POcatello, Ida. ..,. 23
H. W. Pike, Mil Greek ...... ..2S
Ellen NJ. Madsen, Mil Creek o., ..2S
j, l., Smith. Salt Lake .,,.,. ......3y
Diana HendrIcksOn, Salt Lake ...3O
j. T, Vincent Salt Lake ....,. .....2l
Birdie H. Jones, Salt Lake .., 20
I, B, Shaw, Salt Lake ....... ...25
Maude M. Irwin, Salt Lake 49,. .,,gf
G, A. Carlson, Salt Lake o.. 90. 20
Edith y Peterson, Salt Lake n..26
w, !. kr0pf, Salt Lake ,u 90, ,.,.25
Lois u, Williams, Salt Lake ..n. 10
Il. j., Booth Bingham Junction ..33
Agnes H. Watson, Salt Lake .,.. rs
Daniel Meredith, Bingham Canyon so
Catherine Davis, Salt Lake =. 90. SO
A. d. Murphy, Salt Lake co.,. ,",.2l
Annie l.. Hall, Salt Lake .",. ..u2l
w. n, Foster Salt Lake 90, 90, ..,.28
Emma May, Salt Lake .,..,..u.28
j. y. Powell Salt Lake 90, ,n...,,22
Ellen NJ, Thorstensen, Salt Lake lis
John Otto, Salt Lake "n,,. .,..,,5S
Helen Dellsle, Denver. Colo, n.,n52
Charles Davidson, Salt Lake o,,. 80
Annie Larsen, Salt Lake ,,.,. -, 20
Andrew Slppert, Providence. . ..S3
Annie Neunllst, Providence .. - 80
n, Il, Haun, West Jordan e. =. .,..2i
O'Chlellla Hibard. West Jordan ..23
John Hanford, Salt Lake. go. ..56
Clara G, Brantlng, Salt Lake. ..H
John KLEIN, Salt Lake. 90. ..,,.n26
Marie G, Henke, salt Lake. o, ..4
j. NJ Mlfnin, Cherry Creek Ida ..30
Esther j. Jones Cherry Creek, Ida 30
T. NJ. Hopkins, Denver, Colo. .. ..,33
Anna l.. Moore salt Lake .. ..,..T
w. r, Wiscomb, Salt Lake ,.u ...H
Lois n. Hall. Salt Lake.. go, ..2l
a, T, Kirk, Salt Lake, D., ,n.o .,23
Nina Rishton Salt Lake., ,.,.20
w i. Plat. Salt Lake., 90. ,,.,,29
Isabel b, Monahan Salt Lake, ,23
j. w Warburton, Salt Lake. q, .,,22
Lena G.. Jack, Salt Lake,, ,,, u.22
William White Salt Lake. o. ., 81. ,.H
Sigma Elk Salt Lake. e.. " .,..,.22
f, C. Lewis, Salt Lake., .,,,.,. ...22
RoSinla jenkins Salt Lake. .., 81
Chris Sorensen Bingham Junction q
clara Aamodt Bingham Junction Is
j r. Morrow, Bingham Junction. "25
Anna v. Hewlett. Draper .. . Is
II. o. Slmons Payson.., ., .....22
Eiiic Mattison, Payson.." e., 20
h. G. Done. Payson..,,, 90, ,., .,,..29
Mary H. Smith, Payson.. e. .. u..23
]. Y Taylor Salt Lake ,.,. ,..,,,.,2S
Maude Dover. Salt Lake. o., ,,.,l9
II. j. Atkinson. salt Lake, 90, ...,2I
Olga Hogensen. Salt Lake. LIB
David Edwards. Salt Lake. o.. b. al
Fannie Jackson. Salt Lake 90 u,29
Thomas Raw Park city. ,,r. u..42
Lettie Robinson Peterson. O.. o. ,2l
Il, II. McCune, Yampa, Colo. FL. "a
Lulu Fisher Yampa, COlo.r. 30
c. A. Bible, Salt Lake, %, u.,,2 20
Margaret +. Johnson, Salt Lake 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
! 4 Cure FOR Asthma

p,,n,' ,Ol'' cases Of Asthma in tbo wo,,a
s,q ,,a I.a'',y to thoonegrcat cure tia,
h.lna cS,. ~ Rudolph schiamann',
M p 'u'S 9, almost performs mirac In'
Nso. ~ r., NJ Spencer, $3.50 Vernon,
S,nr,,a 1Vl'lo' o., says; Asthma b.,
saSe, , ,Ioso on me ior 3 years, until las,
ssay pl, y, attacks became so severe tina,
tsisr S ~, spent hall the time gasp.
lelv I''all' Doctors seemed toVIys No
p, Se a. anu iolt there a. va, NO NO
uadej , ue WHOM drug clerk recon- NJ
nJp,,,9,.a.', Asthma Cure, Il, effect tTrI /,
haslo's' o. and gives complete relief IN
sassS ,t ~ edruggl'u a, sOc and nm
"S,ss 'D'' MINI, ior i irS'1 sam nSs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

Mamie L. Rawlings, No, 4l2 10th
st., N, W, Washington, D, G., writes;
u took several bottles Of Peruna, on
the advice Of our druggist, 10 cure me
Of Catarrh in an aggravated form.
This had taken such a hold on my
system that ] feared that / would
never be able to rid myself Of it, but
/ certainly have eradiCated it from
my system entirely, and this with the
aid of peruna.
II consider It very fine tonic, and
shall always be pleased to recommend
it to the many who suffer with this
common trouble-catarrh.
with the very best wishes and
hearty thanks to you, ! am, Mamie L,
Rawlings"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

Catarrh Of the head is liable 10 spread
to other organs, 1t ia the direct cause
Of many severe stomach arrangements,
Catarrh of the stomach and nervousness
go hand in hand,
Nervousness Is a vague term which
lovers all Of those ailments which result
from bloodless condition Of the nerve
centres, Systemic catarh is very fire.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
1u WnnlLnfuMIunnnnnnnIln

Forty'two couples were granted mar.
rage licenses during the past week by
the county clerk Two OF the partles
VINO were granted license We're 10 ana
90 years OF age respectively. In one
instance the bride was II years older
thah the groom and In two cases the
groom was twice the age OF the bride.
ed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
49,, Utah and Idaho Papers
Have to Say About the
American Party
MISTAKE OF ANTI'MORMONS'
o.,,l,s Of the Nou'Normon Papers Is
'' TIA, tbe Movement is a Trans
parent Ose'

nh, following clippings from the
.,.. Of Utah and ldoho on ihe new
,.,s.,r party in old guIse viii uo-
,,"s,eiy be read with Interest BY
' ss.s who have been following the sit
mton
p,heeId sun. The new party re-
.o,ly ushcred into existence IN Salt
,,g, city lisa stll-born child That Is to
-, il Is already dead, Politics viii
.,,rns ON along old party lines, as
,.,,,otore. No man is going to throw
.,.y MIS- vote on dummy candidates
~, ar, being suggested merely as
mons Of revenge. This Is a presi.
s.Sfsi yslr There Is too much nc
O .,D. 10 indulge IN petty chllds play
,o,,rs both Democrats and RepuDll-
'1s KIM stay with their party Ticket
s.,,tor Kclrns has disappointed many
IN, tsre favorable TO him by going
tbs fanatlcals0rehcad party which
.' KIM organized. An antI-'Mormon"
Elm r6n accomplish nothing IN utah'
,nsy Of those who are promoting the
" .5sge have In the past been the bene-
s.sr.ss of so-caled Church influence
..i ,ro morally estopped from COM
Ginning We realize that a certain I'M
.rne.paIed and corrupt gang OF polltl'
IA rrates should be defeated-but Or
,.,o,ip,t a rabId anti."Mormon' party
= ~ot ma way in which TO do II, Utah
e,os ,eaco and cessation Of strife
Ne c1n't get peace by stirring up more
.,dtc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
TEA

TEA
How can Schilling's Best
be better than other good
tear
Same as with everything
else. Men differ; mems
things differ.
Year s'oe~ r''urA' you Ronoy Il you don't lilsh
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Mrs.A. H. Richter 1878 Hastings St. Chicago, Ill., wrtcsi
Whenever caught cold settled my left side It started always
with headaches and dizziness had appetite was very
take pleasure inform you that through your suggestions and advice
am in good health to-day" Mrs A. Richter
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v3pu Messenger-Tom Kearns has
to.id the Republican ticket and Is now
ibs inspiration of a move TO re-organize
me- od Liberal party. The Messenger
IA, repeatedly charged Tom with insln-
,1ty and lnc0mpetency; In fact, we
,,ye designated him as a hypocrite and
noramus. We learned several years
no that this man was wholly un-
go-hy the high honor Of representing
N people Of Utah IN the United states
v-ste that he was ready and willing
% siOpt the most contemplate ana dis
.rorlba methods TO deceive the au-
aaites IN Washington and blind his
constituents. II has been a favorlate
at Of his "unthng efforts" to appro-
ratt the work and speeches Of the
htr Utah members In Congress. The
w1lated Tribune has ever been
tity to his nefanous policy. Ii has
Ian evident Tor a long time that such
ls,pton and corruption could not OBJ
nn in Utah Little by little the PEG.
D. have learned the facts and aligned
hm9Iyes IN opposition TO fraud and
0uuion. The result is that Tom
hs BEEN forced into the open and the
ia Tom is revealed. People Of Utah,
iiA What the senior senator says OF
be aite that has honored him Indian
ts' veterans. take note OF his great
bt or you and the work you risked
.lH and property to accomplish. The
i,e who have been honestly mistaken
mFmlng this man viii no longer be
deceived, lie has thrown off the mask
ini Is now saying AN manner Of evil
q Utah and her people There is this
on'orting thought that his days are
numbered and the state will soon corr
o, the mistake il made In eleyating
Nm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

Eastern Utah Advocate-Since declar-
N for the third or Liberal party, the
siIor senator announces through his
boral organ the Salt Lake Tribune,
hai be will not 90 before the Utah
legislature as candidate for the
@ile under any circumstances. Let
! hope he will retire to "the beautiful
Of Alaska and pull the isle IN after
hi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

A Letter From a U, S. Senator's wife.
Mrs, Verona Il, Roach, wife OF the late
Senator Roach, Of North Dakota, writes
from Larimore, n. D.;
al can cheerfully recommend your
excellent remedy Peruna. Indeed, /
know Of no other remedy as good as
yours. 1t Is q grand tonic."-VeronS E.
Roach.
We have on file many thousand testi-
monials like the ones given above, We
can only give our readers slight
glimpse Of the vast array Of unsolicited
endorsements we are receiving every
month, No other physician in the world
has received such volume Of enthu-
siastic and grateful letters Of thanks %
DR., Hartman for Peruna,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17

died, Nervines are unnecessary, Peruna
has cured more cases OF nervousness
than any other medicine in existence,
simply because 1t cures the conditions
upon which nervousness depends.