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Evening journal., 1905-12-30
Real Estate rIarket
Io0000Oo0eoo0eo000oea0oo0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

While the real estate market was
rather quiet this week. the conditions
were probably due TO the holidays. but
after January 1 things are expected to
brisk up again Work on uncompleted
buildings is being rushed as fast as
possible and there is the usual demand
for carpenters, plasterers and bricklay-
ers.
A Strong Structure.
The large building at Front and Mad
ison streets under construction for the
Wilmington Sash. Door and Blind Com
pany is nearing completion. Il is one
of the best constructed buildings OF its
kind In Wilmington. massive lumber
having been used throughout. IN order
to insure a perfectly strong structure,
capable Of bearing great strain from
machinery.
Sold to Cigarette Firm.
1t is rumored on good authority that
the property of the Jessup and Moore
Company along the Brandywine, known
as the Brandywine storehouse Of that
concern. has been sold by Tatnall and
Company real estate agents, TO a Gig
.arette manufacturing concern. Mr..
Tatnall when seen admitted the sale
Of the property but refused TO divulge
the names Of the purchasers. He said
they had requested him to keep the
matter quiet. aud he did not think the
sale would be made public until jan
uary 10 next. at least
The property includes six aud half
acres OF ground and has railroad and
wharfage facilities. An attorney pur-
chased Il for the cigarette concern and
his name is also being withheld.
Looking for Sites.
Several outside concerns are now
negotiating for sites in Wilmington
upon which 10 erect manufacturing
plants. One OF these is a structural
terra Gotta firm and Il IS considering
beside the site offered here a site near
Chester. and just where It viii locate
is still a matter Of conjecture.
Many New Houses.
As soon as spring arrives work will
be started by the Woodlawn Company
on 500 new houses In the western part
Of the city In the vicinity of Second
and Springer streets. The dwellings
will be OF ideal design and constructed
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hish esteem in which they hold her.
The presentation speech WAS made by
Mrs. George c.. Hall. in which the long
and devoted service OF the rctiring
regent was extolied. The surprise was
|eonplete, as Miss NAPLES had no ini0l-
'ng of the intentions of the ladies of
the chapter. She was recently appoint
Cd the honorary regent Tor life of the
chapter. and the double honor is truly
"a grand appreciation of her work. In
Ia brief address Miss NAPLES thanked
The ladies for their gift. Those present
Were:
4 Miss Lea. Mrs. Lankford. Mrs Miller,
Ars. Mendinhall, Mrs Middleton, Mrs.
tAelt, Miss Mahon. Mrs. Ridley Mrs.
lsseh, Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Woodward,
rs Burrows. Mrs. Shakespeare. Mrs.
lole. Mrs. Tanner. Mrs. Breese. Miss
ughten, Mrs. Cardeza. Mrs. Green.
rs. Corbit Mrs Dawson, Mrs. Drein,
rs. DUPONT, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. e. Gill
q. Mrs. o. Gilpin. Mrs. Griffith. Mrs.
Ahn, Mrs. Holman, Mrs. Homecker,
Hiss Laura James. Miss NJ. James, lit
.te Miss Corine Mendinhall represent
ling the Blue Hens Chickens, were also
present
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Entertained Friends

Specitl to The Evening Journal.
Bridgeville, Dec. 29.-Miss Eliza
Messick entertained a large number OF
friends at her country home near town
on Wednesday evening. The young
folks went out in large wagons. The
following were present: Miss Jean
Longfellow, Wyoming, Del. Miss Mel
lie Evans Of Georgetown. Alpheus
Mowbray. Wilmington, Miss Alyce
Morgan, Goodman and G. r. Morgan.
Ithaca, N. Y, Miss Maud Cooke, POGO
moke City. Miss Maud Sudler. Miss
Bessie Brown, Miss Bessie Harris,
Miss Nellie Ward, Miss Anna Cahali.
Miss Bertha Jones. Miss Anna Jones.
Miss Myrtle Brown. Miss Eva Fisher.
Miss Madeline Corey, Messrs. Ran
dolph and Thomas Mowbray. Harry
Rawlins, Harry Brown. Walton Jones,
John Harris, Rodney Stuart, Francis
Morgan, Charles Spence.
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NEWARK
Firenen Present Their Janitor With a
Purse-Pretty csntats.

Firemsn Present Their Jsnitor With
Purse-Pretty csntats.
Special to The Evening Journal.
Newark, Dec. 30.-Philip Whitaker.
ianitor of the town building and fire
house. was given a pleasant surprise
this week by the members Of the fire
company They presented him with
a purse containing nearly S15.
The scholars of the First Presbyter-
ian Sunday School gave an ejoyable
rendition of "Santa's Success" in the
lecture room of the church, Friday
evening. The room was filled to its ut.
most capacity with interested specta-
tors
The mild weather has permitted
contractors to continue work of build.
ing. Several houses are under con.
lstruction and plans are being prepared
for others. There is work for every
mechanic and no man need be out Of
work
on Thursday George Il. Webb. Jr.,
of Avoudaie and Miss Hannah G. Ec-
tor Of New London. Pa. were quietly
married al the Head of Chrstiana
Manse by the Rev. Joel S. Gilillan,
II. ID.
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KENNETH SQUARE

The dance given at Avondale Hall,
last evening by Fred Mercer. Thomas
Jackson, Leon Philips and Jesse Phil
ips- Of this borough. was a nice affair.
About twenty couple danced to Velo-
mes harp music, by the Star Orchestra.
Thieves broke into the railroad sta
tion and blew open the safe. They
We're frightened of before securing
any plunder.
The national banks in Kennett and
Avondale. have increased their semi
annual dividend rate TO per cent.
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DELAWARE CITY
Miss Christine eassner Taken M With
oiphtheria After Wedding Ceremony

Special to The Evening Journal
Delaware City. Dec. sO.-The pre-
sentation of the annual Christmas
gifts at the Presbyterian and Christ r.
p. Churches Thursday evening, were
largely attended by the Sunday School
scholars. The presentations were made
by the pastors and an attractive musi-
cal programme was given in each
church.
Miss Christine Gassner who was
taken III with diphtheria at the home
Of w. A. Jester Immediately after the
wedding o Miss Clendaniei Mr.. Ies-
ter's niece, and Lieutenant Golderman.
is reported to be doing nicely. and no
serious effects are anticipated. The
wedding guests had a narrow escape
from being uarantned as the house
was quarantined a few hours after the
last guest had departed Miss Gass-
ner is the daughter Of the Rev. w. c.
Gassner formerly rector of Christ p.
4. Church this city, but has been llv-
ing in Philadelphia for several years
past.
As the result of a collision between
team owned by H. Clark and a team
driven by unknown parties, Mr. Clark S
lcoaehman, Joseph Blake, was thrown
out, the runabout demolished and the
horse ran away, and although several
parties were out all night looking for
the horse it has not yet been recover
ed. All the surrounding towns have
been notified and it is expected the
horse will be returned.
The w c. Il. u. gave an entertain
ment and reception to the c. T. u. in
their house on Clinton street last
levening which was largely attended
thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
Lieutenant J. NJ. Fulton. who was
best man at the Clendaniel-Go -Golderman
wedding and who has since been visit
ling friends at Fort DUPONT and in this
city has returned to his post. Fort
/ Preble. Maine. Lieutenant and Mrs. r.
IT. Lincoln of Fort Howard. Nd have
/ been visiting Ms. Lincoln's parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. n. II. Clark at their
home here Miss Maud Sadler of Phil.
ade.phia, is visiting her grandparents
Mr.. w. II. H. Clark. Miss Iona Benson
of Still Pond Md, and Mr. Harry Hoyt
of Philadelphia. are visiting Mrs. Rick
ards NJ. j. Brennan of the II. S. Quar-
antine Station. Reedy Island. has re-
turned from his vacation. Mr. W. H.
Peacock of this city, is visiting in New
York.
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MILD MONTH
Average Temperature Highest in Six
eYars-Few Storms.

eYars-Few Storms.
The month Of December. 1905, has
nearly run its course, and unless some
startling change takes place in the few
remaining hours, will go down in his
tory as one of the mildest Decembers
known. In fact, the month has been
unusually warm. the temperature aver
aging two degrees daily above the sea-
sonable average and having to date
the highest general average since 1899.
Ono pleasant day followed another
during the month, there having been
only one storm worthy of note. a
small snow storm on the 18th. dur
ing which rs inches Of feathery flakes
settled on the city A fairly heavy rain
storm arrived the night of the goth,
and continued on the 21st, one solid
inch of water falling.
This month. following an unusually
pleasant November. opened with the
coldest day Of the year. the mercury
touching 10 at It's minimum mark.
Taken all around, this month has
been most peasant and II would be
a carping critic indeed who would pro-
fess dissatisfaction with it's genial
conditions.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
MARYLAND PENINSULA

taiiing from q freight train at Chase,
yesterday J. j.. Cooney. a brakeman. OF
Rising Sun, was killed.
While james Holland, OF Fair Hin.
was driving 10 the Wilmington mar
ket his horses ran away. upsettng the
wagon. Holland escaped uninjured.
Ladies of ST. Olivet Church. at Lom-
bard, have completed quilt with 900
mmes worked upon it, from which $50
was realized. The quilt wis presented
~ the pastors wife, Mrs. j. H. Bryan.
yesterday.
Authorities of Kent county are i'm
vestigating the burning Of Captain J..
+. Wnlmsley's store and dwelling. ia
which he lost his life Many believe he
was robbed and murdered and the
building was burned 20 cover the crime.
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$50 that two families can occupy them.
They VIII rent reasonably and quick
tenants are expected TO be found, as
the houses already erected IN that sec
tion were rented before they were half
In front OF each row Of these houses
win be sort OF park for the recrea-
tion Of the tenants in that particular
square This will no doubt appeal to
the worldngman. for upon his return
home from work at night IN the hot
summer months, he can have a refresh
ing rest on the green lawn before his
own home.
Property Transfers.
The transfers for the week follow:
Daniel p. Buckley to Lewis LeShem.
No. IA East Thirteenth street. s4s00.
William e. Linton to the Delaware
Auto Storage and Repair Company.
brick stable building at Eleventh ana
West Streets S650O
Edward f. Connell to Samuel r.
Cunningham. house and store property
at Twelfth and Walnut streets. $4,000.
Christopher S. Marsden and wife to
George II. Brown. back lot at Four
teenth and Rodney strets. S40O.
George +. Brown to William s.
Prltchett, back lot at Fourteenth and
Clayton streets s262.50.
William A. Schoolmaster TO Rhetta
Schmutz dwelling on the southeasterly
side OF Twenty-socond street southeast
OF jefferson street. S4l00.
James Cook by son stephen s. Cook.
sole heir AT law. TO William v. Dillon
and Frank Laskowski property on the
south side OF Brown street west OF
Stroud. $500
Bridget Dugan ct al. 10 Harry r.
McCloskey, frame dwelling on the south
side Of Maryland avenue between East
and West Liberty streets. $500.
Lindmore Improvement Company to
Wladyslaw Czajkowsld and wife. No.
Ill3S Beech street $1,000
Eta B. Perkins TO Annie j. White.
dwelling on the corner OF Harrison and
Reed streets. $3.50.
Max Lichenstein TO George w. Tav-
lor lot at Sixth and Clayton streets,
S2300.
Thomas pctore 60 Peter }. Ford lot
Iat Fourth and Lincoln streets. $3.50.
Harry T.. Evans TO Martha Grimes
lOrr. No. 1915 West Fourth street. 1850.
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STATE AND peninsula
NEWPORT

six-year- old Marvin Duff Dies Of
piphthsris.
Special to eThe Evening Journal
Newport. lDec. Marvin Duff 8
years old. thl oniv SON If Mr. and Mrs.
w. Lewis, died of dinhthera, after
an illness Of fbnr days.
Miss Ida Cbward and Miss Pearla
Fields, are spAnding some time with
hlehos IN iihdelphia.
Mr.. and Mrsl Andrew Hargan who
have been the guests of relatives in
Childs, Md, halye returned home
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CHESTER

Robbers forced an entrance into Nc
Cain and Boyle's restaurant, and Sc.
cured $40 and all the cigars in a show
case.
Mrs. Albert Dickerson and her fam
ily Of six small children. have been
sent to the County Home. at Lima. be.
cause Of the alleged drunkenness and
neglect Of the mother
Charged with malicious mischief and
trespass by II. M. Jones. Mr. and Mrs
Smith Longbottom. OF Leiperville, have
been held for court. Mrs. Longbottom
is alleged to have shot az Jones.
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ACROSS THE LINE
MARCUS HOOK

The Us will hold a business raeeting
at the home of Mrs. Hastings in Lin
wood, and as there are several impor
tant matters to be considered a full at
tendance Of the members is requested
Word received from Trenton, N. j.,
last evening was to the effect that Mrs
Sarah Rowand, of this place who is
critically i'll at the home of her daugh-
ter in that city. remains in about the
same condition.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Baptist Sunday School will be held this
evening and an excellent programme
has been prepared for the occasion by
the mebers of the school.
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WEST CHESTER

Because he admitted abusing a
horse. George Brandt. Of L'onville,
was fined $40 and costs by Magistrate
S. b. Russell.
Warren Mitchell is quito IN with an
attack Of blood poison caused by the
dye in a pair OF stockings after his
fot had been rubbed by new pair Of
shoes.
Walking through a big Philadelphia
department store cost Miss Margaret
Hemphill $40. her purse being taken
from the pocket OF her coat.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
AskYour Druggist for Free Peruna Almanac for 1906

at work on the river would be with
drawn today. All dredging on the
river has now been suspended for the
winter. with the exception of the gov
eminent dredge, Hell Gate. which Is
still at work on the Cherry Island
Flats
During this season great progress
has been made toward the destruction
of Schooner Ledge. near Chester the
Government drill scow. General New
ton. having drilled 2.116 blast holes
over an area of 49.3OS square feet.
During the same time last year only
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soeiaI and PersonaI Notes

Herbert Wright of Oxford, Pa who
has been spending his Christmas vaca
ton with friends in this city has left
to visit his slster Mrs. Eta Westcoti
OF Hartford county, Nd
The Misses Eva and Emma Williams
of Philadelphia, are spending a few
days with friends in this city.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown is visiting
friends in Darby
J. Harvey Allan of Pittsburg, who
has been visiting in this city, has re
turned home
Charles H. Lewis. who has been con-
fined to his home as the result Of fall
is able to be out.
f. G. Hill spent Thursday in Phila'
delphia.
Miss Bertha seeney was a Chester
visitor ON Thursday
Miss Florence Taylor Of Chester
who has been visiting in this city has
returned home.
Miss Lottie Cole and Philip Sadler
we-e married on December 81, by the
Rev. NJ. w. Thornton.
Miss Martha Jenkins is visiting
friends in Philadelphia and Chester.
Miss Sadie Augstadt, Of this city, has
been visiting her parents at FELTON,.
George Galloway, of New London.
Pa. is the guest of friends in this
city.
Z children's missionary rally viii be
held at Trinity Church, January IA, at
3 O'Clock i'm the afternoon.
Bishop Coleman has been elected ONE
Of THE vice-presidents Of Delaware
Branch of the Red Cross Cociety.
Mrs. n. Levy of No. 1924 West Eighth
street. is the guest of relatives In the
West.
Miss Blanche Davis. OF Marydel, is
the guest of fmends I'm this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Campbell. Of Pater-
son. n. j.. are the guests of Mrs Will
Nam II. Morford in this city.
Mrs. f. T. Williams and daughter,
Miss Helen. of Flrederica, are visiting
friends IN this city.
Hanold Quimby. who has been con-
fined to his home as the result Of an
accident while at work, lis much hn-
proved, although he is not able TO be
about yet
Miss Josephine Canter. Of FELTON,, is
the guest OF relatives here.
II. Edwin Paisley has retunned from a
visit to relatives in Maryland.
Mrs. 4. p. Beeson and children Of
Montrose. visited her parents in this
city yesterday.
Miss Evelyn Jackson. of Wyoming. is
the guest of friends in this city.
John w. Kellam. who has been visit
ing relatives ait Dover has returned 10
this city.
Sydney Green. the well known local
Hebrew impersonator. will leave on
Monday for New York where ne Will
fN a weeks engag cement. IL Is more
than probable that Mr.. Green will con-
tinue on the stage for the remainder OF
the season.
The Rev r. *. Stephenson Is con-
fined TO his home by Illness. He IS
inuch improved and expects TO De- about
I'm a few days.
Rev. l.. f. Barrett, ID. D.. OF Dover
was a visitor i'm this city yesterday
Miss Louise +. Brown. a student OF
the Missionary Institute. at Nyach. n
y. is spending the holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown OF
this city, Miss Brown may so to China
as a Missionary in the near future.
Miss Ethel GarroWs. formerly of this
city, but now OF Washington, ID, c.. has
been visiting in this city.
Charles ID. Bebe and Vernon scott, OF
this city, are visitingsa Lewis
Frank Chambers. OF this city. q.
spending the holidays with friends al
Lewes. Del.
Harry Porter Of Philadelphia. is IN,
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H.
Forming of this city.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
NEW JERSEY

A fund OF $1,000 has been raised to
reclaim tho meadows about Pcdrick-
town that have been out TO the tide
for five years
Judge c. Sinnickson of Salem coun
ty sustained the decision OF Surrogate
Plummer i'm the Alexander Justice will
case. The will disposed of large es-
tate and was probated by Surrogate
Plummer
Pennsville fishermen have appealed
TO Representative Loudenslagcr to aid
In having dredging machines and other
obstacles removed from the fishing
Ilats.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30

63S holes we're drilled. Each hole is
drilled to a depth OF nearly 10 feet.
During the working season $500 cubic
yards Of this rock has been removed
from the river bed by the dredge He'll
Gate, which. in addition. has dredgod
1880 cubic yards OF everything ma.
terial. preliminary to the rock drilling
and blasting work
Major Sanford said that the now
suction dredge Delaware. which Is
rapidly nearing completion at Spar.
rows Point. Md. will shortly be ready
for her trial trip.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
LONDON GROVE

Norris Passmore. Of Germantown.
enjoyed a short Christmas vacation at
his home
Fred Pyle and family of Washing
ION. ID. c.. spent Sunday in this vii.
laEc
Miss Madeline Rahy of M. Holy.
n. j., is at home on a vacation
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
Pioneers Euchre and Danee

The Benevolent Pioneer Literary
Association is making arrangements
for the annual cuchre and dance which
will be given in Eden Iiall of the Sven-
ing Of January %. The affair is Under
the ,hargn of the debate and enterlain-
mfnt committee, which gave the iaany
delightful affairs this year. and as niany
beautiful and useful prizes have been
received, the attendance promises 10
surpass and which has been at the
society's social functions.
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YORKLYN

Miss Edith Way OF Washington.
Miss Ruth Way Of Philadelphia. and
Miss Emily Way. OF George School.
have been spending their vacations
with their mother. Mrs. Mary Way.
The aNtlonal Fibre Company have
employed several additional men. and
are now running day and night
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
Webb-Ector

Yesterday afternoon George T. Webb,
of London Grove and Miss Hannah G..
EQtor, OF New Garden. Pa. We're mar
Ifed at Newark Del, by the Rev. Joel
S. Gillian. After the ceremony the
harpy couple left on the $50 train for
Washington.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
LAUREL
Mrs. Mary A. MarviI is Suffering From
stroke Of PARALYSIS.


Special To Tho Evening Journal
Laurel. Dee. 5o-An unusually large
band of sypsies is quartored IN the woods
near More's Camp
Mrs. Mary A. Narvil.. relict of Levin j..
Maryil, suffered a slight stroke OF paraly-
Sis yesterday and a much more severe one
today and Is now in critical condition.
Two horses were crippled yesterday BY
neglected bridges on the Laurel -seaford
road. Ia the morning n. A. James horse
broke through the pivot bridge at the
foot Of Delaware avenue and later j. C..
Rodney's horse met with a similar acci-
dent ON a bridge farther out Of town. The
Levy Courtmen and road overscers have
been notified several times of the unsafe
condition Of these bridges and damage
suits are liable 20 result
After several days idleness the Ward
basket factory resumed work yesterday.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
RIVER DREDGING CEASES

Good Pr5sress Made During the Year
But Winter Stops Excavating.
Major Sanford has been notified by
the American Dredging Company.
which has the contract for dredging a
portion of ihc 30-fooi channel in the
Delaware river that the three dredges
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scHool

The mid-winter term Of the VIII
minston Business School, Eighth and
Market streets. will begin Tuesday.
January 2nd, 1906. Many new students
are making arrangements to enter for
the new term.
w. II. Beacon, Proprietor.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
MIDDLEVONN
Well Known Resident Of New Castle
County Dies in NOrristown.

Special to The Evening Journal
Middletown, Dec. 30-Miss Anna B.
Derrickson of Middlctown, died Thurs.
day evening, 2Sth inst in NOrristown,
Pa, where she had gone to spend
some time with her neice Mrs. John
c. Corbit. Miss Derrickson had lived
here all her life Her mother. Mrs.
Anne Derrickson is 30 years old, and
makes her home here. One sister
Mrs. Gibson wife Of Joseph Gibson,
cashier of the odessa Bank. and two
brothers, Charles and George Derrick
son also survive her
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
Reilly Lyceum Dahce

The members Of the Reilly Lyceum
Association viii give a dance In their
hall at Lord and Pine streets this even
ing. which Will be duplicated on New
Years night. LuclVman's Orchestra
will furnish the music on both oc-
casions.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
NeNIOVo5 Tue I1I8o OF T1l
Kidney Trouble.

Peruna strikes at the very centre OF
the dificuity by eradicating the cataxrh
from the kidneys. Catarrh is the cause
OF kidney difficulty. Remove the cause
and you remove the effect. With un-
erring accuracy Peruna goee right 10
the spot. The kidneys are soon doing
their work with perfect regularity.
Thousands Of Testimonials.
Thousands Of testimonials from peo-
pie who have had kidney disease which
had gone beyond the control Of the ply
sician are received BY Or. Hartman
every year, giving Peruna the whole
praise for marvellous cures.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
All correspondence held strictly con-
fdential.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
Enaaeement Annonnced

Announcement has been made OF the
engagement of Miss Agnes Gleayes, Of
Hockessin. to Ernest Jason Thorndaie
OF Lancaster county. Pa. The wedding
Win take place I'm the near future.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
Brooch For Retiring Reeenl

Miss Waplss, the refining regent of
Cacscs Rodney Chapter OF Daughters
~ The American Revolution was pre-
sented Yesterday afternoon with "a
BEAUTIFUL amethyst brooch by the ladies
OF the CHAPTER as a testimonial Of the
Evening journal., 1905-12-30

Mr Otto Flener, American
(Bunalo Bull at
suffered with kidney and bladder trouble until life did
worth living had tried many medicines
lief until took Peruna 1t really wonderful how much better
after had used this medicine only week did
would help permanently but long doing good
nued it. At the end of six months found my relief that
had rid all poson that
certainly have splendid medicine and gladly endorse otO
Fessner
Evening journal., 1905-12-30

Of the kidneys. They doctor for some
thing else. They try this remedy and
that remedy. The trouble may be ca
tarrh all the time. A few bottles Of Pc
runa would cure them.
Evening journal., 1905-12-30
catarrh OF the Kidneys a CONNER
Dlscasc-kldney Trouble Often
Falls TO Be Regarded as
Catarrh by Physicians

Catarrh OF the kidneys is very COM
mon indeed. Itisa a pity that this fact
IS not better known TO the physicians as
as well as to the people.
People have kidney disease. They
take some diuretic, hoping TO get better.
They never once think Of catarrh. Kid
Dey disease and catarrh are seldom as
sociated in the minds Of the people, and,
alas, they are not very often associated
Evening journal., 1905-12-30

in the minds Of the
physicians. Too
few physicians
recognize catarrh