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The Siberia's Cargo.

The steamer Siberia sailed yesterday for
Hongkong and way ports via Honolulu with a
general merchandise cargo valued at $S15, 5,751,
exclusive of treasure. and 10 be distributed
as follows; For Japan, $500, ,945; Philippine
Islands. S172, ,795; China $34, ,263; East Indies
S4552. Korea. $3504; South Africa, $5TS; Egypt.
$114. The leading exports were as follows;
To Japan-52. .903 cs assorted canned goods
$500 bdis leather. 1407 bales cotton. 15T
tinfoil. 1892 kegs spikes. 1853 pkgs railroad
fastenings, bdls skins 1852 lbs asphaltum
nsg so q nails 81 @ ' anS
I'll pkgs rope. 40 es electrical goods. 15S bxs
soap. 15 rubber goods 257 crts sewing
paints $3.50 lbs starch. so bdls 12 bars steel
5l cs lubricating oil. 21 bdls wire, 20 bales
hay 10 ctls oats. 5130 lbs chocolate. 123. 913
pkgs paste, 81 bbis flour. 24e4 gals 46 cs Wine.
az and bacon. s6s lbs cs cheese. ss5 lbs dried
fruit. 99S lbs 10 cs bread. As pkgs fresh fruits,
1900 lbs raisins. % cs salad oil.
To Philippine Islands-1OO0 bbls 5000 tcs
-four, .444 cs canned goods. 1850 cTts po-
tatoes. 114.261 lbs 10 cs ham and bacon. 80. 907
lbs beans, IL, $50 lbs 1912 cs bread. 56,151 lbs
a54 cs lard, 129 cs table preparations 1000
lbs Goldfish. 1000 lbs cs millstuffs so cs
syrup. 35 molasses 20 pkgs fresh fruit.
groceries and provisions. 40 cs spices, 81 cs
coffee, 5s bbls vinegar. 9S pkgs baking powder.
cs honey. liz cs fresh oysters. 400 lbs dried
fruit, 905 casks 500 bbls beer S75 $50 gals
whisky. IL cS wine, 1906 DdlS lS5 cS paper,
II pkgs machinery, 10 pkgs wagon material
IL pkgs hose, cs electrical goods 100 bales
cotton, 800 pkgs steel, II bales paper bags.
16 pkgs bicycles and parts. bdls oars 70 cs
boots and shoes. as pkgs drugs and sundries.
So cs dry goods, S93 soap, II pkgs acid,
100 kegs white lead. bales leather. 124 cs
matches Sc coils rope. 10 bds duck, 81 cs
lye. IA pkgs paints. % bbls soda
To China-3000 bbls -four. 4S.375 lbs dried
fish, 10 cs table preparations. 1927 lbs cheese.
26 cs salad oil. sos lbs ham and bacon. 1915
lbs pearl barley. 26o0 lbs Goldfish, so gals
wine q, ESQ lbs dried fruit. 5204 lbs beans
II pkgs groceries and provisions 521 cs as
sorted canned goods. 720 lbs chocolate, 100
casks beer 1 cs liquors. 10 cs drugs and
sundries. $50 cs soap, bales bags. IL cs dry
goods 10 pkgs agricultural implements.
To East Indies-250 canned salmon -352
cs assorted canned goods 1901 lbs hops. 1880
lbs dried fruit $50 gals wine. 1925 lbs bar
reed beef. 1 cs rubber goods. 1 pkg ma
chnery.
To Korea-92 pkgs groceries and provisions
so cs canned salmon. 1SI assorted canned
goods Al cs table preparations 4 plxgs steel
10 cs paints, Is pkgs hardware. Is pkgs drugs
sfpkgs dry goods 3 bdls brooms. 2 pbgs sew
Ing machines.
To South Africa-150 cs canned salmon.
To Egypt-32 cs assorted canned goods.
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v ANTS CANAL
BUILT QUICKLY
President Will Make Radical
Changes in the Personnel
of the Panama Commission
NOT AT ALL SATISFIED
Roosevelt Hopes by Reduc-
ing Membership to Three
to Get Better Results
NOT AT ALL SATISFIED

WASHINGTON, March S.-Radical
changes are to be made in the person
nel of the Panama Canal Commission.
President Roosevelt has let members
OF Congress know that he Is not at all
satisfied with the work of the commits
sion. While no authoritative state
fnent concerning the Presidents inten-
tions is obtainable at the White House,
it is known to be his purpose to make
such changes in the membership of
the canal commission as, in his judg-
ment, will facilitate work on the great
waterway. His desire, iNis under
stood, is to reduce the commission to
three members. all of whom shall be
practical engineers of eminence- I'm
der the Spooner act one of these engi-
neers must be from the navy and one
from the army. Admiral John Walker
now represents the navy and General
George w. Davis the army on the COM
mission. 1t is said positively that Ad-
miral Walker will not continue long
as a member of the commission.
1t is very likely that the President
will reduce the commission to three
members, simply by not filling the
places of those whose designations
shall have been accepted. The Presi-
dent is deeply interested in the con-
struction of the canal and proposes to
do everything possible to facilitate the
work.
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Nirelcss Message BrIngs Help.

rsndler and Frank Sherry laborers en-
ed BY W H Concanon. tho contractor. who
ansiructins the Government wireless teleg-
F station az the Fsrsllones. fell from the
ireiess" mast Tuesday afternoon and
lcred serious injuries. 4 wireless message
Ililhed the nav authorities of the accident
and the navy dg Fortune with a navy sur
teCn on board was dispatched TO the Farai-
IQucs. The Fortune brought the men TO the
maitland yesterday morning. They were left
at the Harbor Hospital and later removed TO
s.. Lukc's. Tandler. who lives AZ % Lex
fnefou avenue sustained fracture cf the left
lee sherry. whose home Is $50 Howard street
f8rcd worse HIS knee disiocated his
face badly cut and his skull fractured The
nien fell . distance OF more than thirty feet.
They say the gear which was supporting them
Ns no. N GOOD condition
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Wafer Front Notes.

The Pacific Mail Companys liner Mongolia
was placed on Hunters Point drydock yes
terday morning She was towee there by the
tug Arabs Captain George Harvey
Thomas Crowley. head OF the gasoline launch
trust. left yesterday on the steamship 81. Paul
for Portland.
The steamer Cascades from San Pedro for
this port ran ashore Tuesday night at Point
Dune Assistance has been sent TO her.
The launch Surprise of the Peterson feet
yesterday shed her propeller and is temporarily
cut Of commission.
The gasoline schooner Ponape Captain Mar
tens which built by W. A. Boole & Son
COMPANY cleared yesterday for the South Seas
The POnape was built for the German Govern
menf and is 10 be used as a police boat.
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shipments for the North.

The steamer Senator sailed ON Monday for
Victoria with assorted merchandise cargo
consigned to the port of destination and other
British Columbian ports valued at $7257 and
1S3 pkgs fresh vegetables 49, 720 lbs malt
206 lbs hops. bbs flour 552 lbs cheese
dauu IDS gais m e W'ns ne pnss sro Fo
lbs dried fruit. $50 lbs crude gypsum. 7G
bales twine. L cs phosphate. cs electrical
rolls roofing 10 pkgs sewing machines ca
dry goods. II pcs iron. IA boiler tubes 5
pkgs bicycles
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which we crossed Feb IL. in long Ill 30 w:
got the n f trades and carried them to "a
N and from "a to port had nothing but
wind from the and NE.
TOXIC Mar S-Br stmr Venetia, from Car
diff for Vladivostok, seized Mar by
Japanese and Br stmr Aphrodite, from Barry.
for Vladivostok, was captured on Mar q. The
above makes a total number of vessels cap
tured since commencement of war by Japanese
as 80
PORT LOS ANGELES Mar S-Stmr Cas-
cade from San Pedro, for San Francisco. ran
ashore last night Point Dune; assistance
has been sent
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Memoranda

Per Br bark Doris. from Newcastle Eng.
Mar S--Sailed from the Tyne Oct % with
light WSW wind; passed Dungeness on the
25th; had fine weather down the channel wind
about SSE: got the NE trades In lat 25 O9 n
long % 80 W: had the trades light and lost
them in 16 N, 2S 80 W. got the sSE trades in
20 N long 25 80 W; crossed the equator on
aIss Of November, in long 26 so W. lost the
Sc trades In 90 s, long 36 20 W, had heavy
gales from lat 81 S to ~ 80 S; sighted Staten
Island ON the 4th Of Jan. and passed Cape st
John at o'clock same night; had the wind from
the westward; had the wind from SW to NV
round Cape Horn; got the Sc wind in 43 S,
long 70 w. which took us TO the equator,
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For the salmon Season.

he work OF preparing the vessels OF the
salmon reet for sea has hegun. The ship
star of France was dragged from the mud
~ Oakland Creek yesterday by the tug De-
fauce aud towcd 70 the Union Iron Works.
whore she viii be thoroughly cverhauled. Only
about halt as many vessels as were engaged
lasi wear viii be put into commission this year
70 bring the salmon pack 70 market
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Steamer
Destination.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
wednesday, March T.
Stmr Norwood. Martin, 81 hours from Se-
attle; bound for San Pedro; put in TO land pas
sengers.
Stmr Chico Martini 43 hours from Bandon
Stmr Iaqua. JoTgenson, 81 hours from Eure-
ka Bound south: put in ~ land passengers
Stmr Francis II Leggett, Reiners, % hours
from Eureka: bound to San Pedro; put in to
land passengers.
stmr Vanguard, odland. % hours from Santa
Barbara.
Br bark Doris, Robertson. 1875 days from
Newcastle, Eng.
schr Esther Buhne. Olsen, days from Coos
Bay.
schr Mabel Gale. Mattson. days from Port
land.
schr Eric. Jorgenson. IA days from Belling-
ham.
schr Lizzie Prien. Hansen. days from Co.
guile River.
schr Lilly, Bottger 3 days from Umpqua.
schr Volunteer, Bressem. days from Coos
Bay.
schr Jessie Minor. Jorsenson. AZ days from
schr Vine. Dannevig. DAYS from Euneka
Tug Dauntless. Shea. SO hours from San
Pedro
CLEARED
Wednesday, March {.
Stmr Curacao, Pausen, Guaynas, etc; Pa
ciic Coast Steamship Company.
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Exports for German Oceanica.

The German schooner Ponape was cleared
yesterday for the Caroline Islands with 25
bbls flour, 100 cs canned salmon 200 cs as
sorted canned goods 20 half-bbls beef 10
crts potatoess 50, 600 # lumber 36 DOORS %
windows 100Jcs coal oil and 1540 gals gaso-
line, valued at S2T3S.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST

The pressure is falling rapidly over the
northern half Of the coast. Cloudy weather
with light showers continues in Arizona, and
high last winds are reported at Modena and
Independence.
Cooler weather due to fog is reported from
San Francisco to Eureka. Dense fog is re-
ported at the Faralones and Point Reyes.
Forecast made at San Francisco -or thirty
hours ending midnight March 0, 1905:
California, north of TehachaJi Fair Thurs
day, cooler in the interior; light north wind
inland; fresh west wind the coast with fog.
California, south of Tehacha api-Cloudy
Thursday: fresh west winds.
Nevada-Falr Thursday.
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Thursday
with fog; fresh west winds.
Los Angeles and vicnity-Cloudy Thursday
light west Winds.
sacramento-Fair, cooler Thursday: light
south wind
Fresno-Fair. cooler Thursday; light north
wind ALEXANDER G. McADIE,
District Forecaster.
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To Adopt New Schedule.

The Pacific Mail Company shortly will pub
1ish new schedule governing the sailings and
arrivals of tho vessels Of their trans Pacific
feet. The first vessel leaving here to b. affect
ed by the new arrangement will be the Man
churia which will leave here April Is. Under
the new schedule the China. Doric and Coptic
will be the only vessels to call regularly at
Manila
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.

The schooner Annie E Smale is chartered
for lumber from Grays Harbor TO Shanghai
al 3Gs 3D.
The bark Mohican returns to Honolulu with
general cargo and the French ship Bayonne
proceeds TO sea In ballast
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Snn- Moon and lfde.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height Of High and Low Waters
At Fort Point. entrance to San Francisco
Bay Published by official authority OF the
Superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front (Mission-street wharf about %
minutes later than at Fort Point: the height
OF tide IS the same at both places.
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The Overdue List.

The vessels the overdue list are quoted
for reinsurance as follows: Jane Guillon IL
per cent: FreshieId s5 per cent: Francois. so
per cent; Chill, per cent, and Mars, s5 per
cent
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Crude Oil for Hawaii.

terday for Honolulu with 10000 bbls crude
oil in bulk, valued at s22. 400. The cargo was
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-09
Time Ball.

Branch photographic Office. T. s. N Mer-
chants Exchange. san Francisco Cai
March 9. 1905:
The time ball on the tower Of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to-day
1. e.. at noon Of the I20th meridian. or at 6
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FOR o. 5. Navy yard ana vansio.

Strs General Frisbis. Monticello and Arrow
9:45 a. m. so D. m. 3:15 D. m. D. N.
$50 p M Sundays. 9.45 a. m.s IL noon-
y. M, $50 o. Leave Vallejo. a M,
a. m. 1890 p m, 800 p. m. p M week
days. Sundays a m. a. m, 500 m.
y NJ Pier 2. foot Mission ST.: phone Maia
1908 HATCH BROS.
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rHuRspAY. MARcn 9.

NOTE-In the above exposition OF the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
hand column and the successive tides Of the
day in the order OF occurrence as to time: the
fourth time column gives the last tide OF the
day except when there are but three tides, as
sometimes occurs. The heights given are in
addition TO the soundings of the United States
Coast Survey Charts. except when minus 81
sign precedes the height and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by
the charts. The plane Of reference is the mean
OF the lower low waters.
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The following the seasonal rainfalis TO
date as compared with those of same date last
season and rainfall in last twenty-four hours:
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Weather Report,

Cloth Meridian-Pacinc Time)
SAN FRANCISCO, March SIS D. m.
he following maximum and minimum tenn
atureS are reported for preyiOus dav-
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ooMPAsN1E sENERAEE TaAssArLANrrQuE

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-Paris szz>
Sailing every Thursday instead OF XukR
Saturday, at 10 a M, from Pier A.
North River f0or OF Morton st.
First class TO Havre $40 and upward Sac
orc class 70 Havre $45 and upward. GEN.
ERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA. - Broadway (Hudson buildlns1.
New York. J. F. FUGAZI & CO.. Pacific Coast
Agents Montgomery avenue. San Francisco.
Tickets sold BY all Railroad Ticket Agents.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

Steamers leave Piers and
y !. ]. ). J. :. !.
ZESSQN IL San Francisco:
~ NAN For Ketchikan. WrangeI,
feNUmNA NAA Juneau. Treadwel1, Haines.
II WHA 4 i Skagway, etc. Alaska--11 a
WAi-l m.. March 1. 8. IL, 16. 21.
NV ZC/ this eompany's steamer at
SssE% For Victoria. Vancouver.
Port Townsend, Seattle Tacoma. Everett Ana
cortes. South Bellingham. Bellingham-11 a.
m. March I. 8; Il; lS. p; 2s 81. Apr 5,
coma ION 10 n. P. Ry.; at Vancouver 70 c P. Ry.
p. M. Mar. 6. r.. is, "a 90, APR. s. Corona.
/ 80 D. m. Mar. 3. o, is. p. q. Apr. 2
Redondo) san Diego and Santa Barbara:
Queen. Sundays. a. m.
For Los Angeles (via San Pedro and East
San Pedro). Santa Barbara. Santa Cruz. Mon
terey San simeon Nan,,s GsySG9s @ PDrt asrford tsan
Z Coos Bay. a. m. March 3. II. 10. %.
Santa Cruz freight OnIy). o a. m. Mar. 7.
For Ensenada. Magdalena Bay. San Jose del
Cabo. Mazatlan. Altata. La Paz. Santa Ro-
sIia. Topolobampo. Guaynas CMex.). 10 a m.
Tth Of each month.
palatial excursion steamship Spokane will leave
Tacoma, Seattle and Victoria June 3. q. July
For further information obtain folder. Rlxht
is reserved to change steamers or sailing dates.
TICKET OFFICES New Montsom-
IL
way wharves. Freight once, 10 Market st.
C. ID. DUNANN. General Passenger Agent
10 Market St. San Francisco.
AMERICAN LINE.
Plymouth-CeThsrP1ee Che 1e lpss; southampton.
ATLANTIC TRANsPoRr LINE.
New York-Lcndon Direct.
Mnnehaha -. Mar. is Manitou ..... Apr I
HoLLAND-AMERrcA LINE.
NEW Y0RK=ROTTERDAM. via BOULOGNE
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 a. m.
Statendam -. Mar. % Rotterdam ....A Apr u
RED STAR LINE.
New York-Antwerp-Lond
Calling at Dover for London and Paris.
Finland ...... Mar. 8 Kroonland Apr 4
vaderland -. Mar. 25 Iceland .-....-Apr. 9
WHITE STAR LINE.
New ueengtown-Liverpool-
Cedric Mar 226:30 am Teutonic. Apr. B. 10 am
Baltic. Mar % pm Celtic. - Apr. .. : am
Boston-Ou ueenstown-Liverpool.
Cymbric-Apr. 5.May IL Arabic Apr. p
NEW YORK AND BOSTON DIRECT
To the Mediterranean,
Via Azores. Gibraltar. Naples. Genoa.
Alexandria.
FROM NEW YORK
REPUBLIC....Apr f3iROMANIC ...... July 3
CRETIC .......... Mar. Is Apr %. June 10
FROM BOSTON.
ROMANIC April - June =
CANOPTC ...-.......A April l. May f3. June -
c. d. TAYLOR. Passenger Agent Pacific Coast.
% Post st. San Francisco
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Movements of Steamers.

D. m, Greenwich time J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant U. s. N, in charge.
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SENATOR MORGAN ON
The RAIL WAY ISSUE
Continued from Fifth Paee)


question is discussed 1t runs into pollucs
& every point on the circumference. IL
should not be made a political lssue-ih
the usual aceeptaton of the word; Tor
IL it be so made, 1t will result In Wrack-
ing the industrial and commercial llIe
of the country. There is so much at stake
in this nation that patriotic citizens VIII
see to it that they are not swept from
their moorings by ill-advised agitation on
the part of persons who have neither the
intelligence nor the capacity to solve
rightly great constitutional problem IN
volving as it does not only the Industrial
and commercial prosperity of the coun-
try but also some of the fundamental
principles of free, orderly constitutional
government"
what do you think, Senator. of the
railway rate reform movement in Ala
bama?"
Fight In This State.
81 think" said Senator Morgan, that
if the federal government is permitted 10
fix railway rates. railway commissions IN
all the states will, in the logical course
of events go out of business. There VIII
be nothing for them to do.
1T is complained now, in some circles
that railway rates, fixed here in Alabama
by a few men appointed or elected by
the people of Alabama, work injustice
to Alabama shippers. In other circles, II
is claimed that the railway rates are
equitable. Well, If they are equitable,
there is no need of giving to Congress
the power now held by the state. Ii they
art not equitable, the question naturally
arises: Is it reasonable to suppose that
few men, appointed by the President and
sitting in Washington, can fix railway
rate that will be more satisfactory to the
people of Alabama than can three men
of Alabama, elected direct by the votes OF
citizens of this state?
Beyond that I have nothing to say of
the railway issue In Alabama, except, per-
haps, this: Let's keep COOL Railway rates
have an important bearing upon our in
dustrial and commercial life. They can
help or hurt the people. according as they
are equitable or oppressive. The railways
also affect vitality the prosperity of the
state. They are concededly great devel-
opers There Is no reason why the diff
ferences that may exist between the peo-
pie and the railways may not be prompt
". amicably and satisfactorily composed.
The essence of all barter and all trade
Is compromise-that is the law that rules
the business world. Let us keep this in
mind and let us remember also that 1t is
not wise to permit our attention to be
diverted from the really important work
of building up and developing our state
by the constant discussion and viruent
agitation of subjects, which, though i'm
portant in themselves, do not overshadow
all other questions of public interest.
81 have abiding faith" said Senator
Morgan, lin the strong common sense, the
sense of justice and the patriotic pur-
poses of the people of Alabama. They
may be trusted, on the one hand, to smite
oppression whenever 1t springs up. and
on the other hand, to spurn the dema-
gogue whenever he attempts to mislead
or to deceive Them"
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Rural Carriers Appointed.

Washington, October 13.-(Special) ,
Rural routes and 3 ordered established
December 10 at Hamilton Marion county,
serving $50 people and 245 houses
Rural carriers appointed Gadsden,
route 3, Ernest C. Little. carrier; James
Little, substitute. Hopewell, route l, John
w. Smith, carrier; Melvin Smith, sub
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One Moscow Paper Appears.

MOSCOW, October 13.-The Russky
Listok appeared today, but the other
papers Were not issued. The Transfers
of the city slaughter houses have
struck, but no further disturbances
have occurred.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1905-04-29

SAWS FOUND IN JAlL-For some
time Sheriff Phillips has known that
there were Jail saws in the Otero coun-
ty Jail at Alamogordo. but to discover
them was seemingly impossible. He
and his taller had searched high and
low and in every conceivable nook and
corner but nowhere could these little
instruments of liberty be found. The
other day some of the prisoners fell
out and 1t became necessary to sepa-
rate them and place them in different
parts of the jail and it was while one
of the boys was in a spell OF anger
that caused him to tell tales out o
school," and to get even with others
he informed Sheriff Phillips where te
find the saws. Up in the ceiling
where a sewer pipe goes through, the
saws were secreted in a tobacco sack
There were several Of them. or seyera
pieces.
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Cured In Four Weeks of Severe
Cold on Lungs.

Miss Josie Schaetzel, r. X. No. J.,
Appleton, Wis.,, writes:
~ contracted . severe cold which
settled on my lungs in very short
order and 1t was not long until 1t de-
veloped into a serious CASE Of catarrh.
Every morning / would raise Q lot OF
phlegm, which was very disagreeable.
MY digestion was poor and my lungs
sore.
"Affera few doses Of Peruna, ] be-.
gan to mend, and felt that I'll kept on
1sking II, 1t would not be long until !
would be well. Twas right, for In four
weeks I was well again.
IL think Peruna Is q grand medicine,
and wish to add my testimony to the
many others you have."-Josie Schaetzel.
Pe-ru-na Removes the Cause OF
Catarrt.
Peruna has no bad effects upon the
system and gradually eliminates ca
tarrh by removing the cause of catarrh.
| There are a multitude of homes where
Peruna has been used OF and on Tor
twenty yeara.