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arooi general ionic."- Chas. ?. Noikc,
.ig % So. y. w., Washington, nc.
General Er,sin's Recommend.
"Many ~ my friends have used Pc.
una as dysrep.ia remedy with tho
most beneficial results" - John ~.
Erwin, Washington, DC.
Brlg. General Schell Benefited.
"pcuna u indeed q wonderful tonic.
and for coughs aud colds know of
nothing hoiier."-F. ~. schcil, Wash
lngion, y. O..
General Duffieid OF the Union Army.
Writes: 81 have used pcruna In my
family and have found 10 valuable
medicine, and take pleasure in recon-
mcnding IL 70 all who suffer from ca
iarrh Of the stomach or who require a
tonic Of encicncy."-TheC Cairo, wash
ingion, u. g.
General Butler Of South Carolina.
Writes: 81 can recommend Peruna for
dyspepsia and stomach trouble. have
been using your medicine for n short
period and feel very much relieved. II
is indeed a wonderful medicine, besides
good tonic. IN. q. Butler.
Gen. Powell. Hcctsr Pest NO. ad3.
WTi'e-: "Af.,ru..n- one bottle co. Pc
rula : h..l Or. convinced uf .is rIfa'.
.a-a
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
GOLD VAN, OUTSIDER, WON.
In the Jennings steeplechase Black
Death, Fnvorite,. Was Defeated.

In the Jennings steepIechase Black
Death, Fnvorite,. Was Defeated.
WASHINGTON, April S.Three OF
the seven races at Bennings went to
favorites, the other four being captured
respectively by two second choices and
two outsiders. The crowd was large
and the speculation heavier than usual.
Gold Van, an outsider. won the steeple-
chase handily, Black Death, the favor
lite, running second.
First Race.-Sais, first; Amberjack,
second; ARABIC, third.
Second Race-Nagazam first; Ambi-
tious, second Evelyn j., third.
Third Race.-Old Guard, tirst Leger-
domain, second; Ratio third.
Fourth Race.-Cascine, first: Weird
some second; Peter Paul, third
Fifth Race-Gold Van, first Black
Death. second; Arius, third.
Sixth Race. Little Woods. first; Fair
bury, second; Julia NJ, third.
Seventh Race. -Trapper first; Bill
Curtis, second; James f., third.
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Able Make Himself Thoroughly Happy By Soaring Himself Being Good
AMERICAN OFFICERS OF HIGH RANK
ENDORSE AMERICAN REMEDY PE-r.-. IA.


Gen. iienaers0H lf Wellington. d. C..
Writes "reruna has been usei ia my
family vita floNrrF lr.f resuiis, and
take pleasure ln rtrommendlng your
valuable .HUiY io mY friends al fns
tonic ani oH..f.fn rnrr f0s eaiaffh."
MAJ Gen Armstrong Of washIna.
toH. . a..
Wfiicsi "Aa many ~ my old comrades
and fr.enar have been greatly henrnt->
/ hy iho nee of rcruna for caiafhsl
troubles, heartily holm Ia their 90.
dorsrmrni of iif curative gualities.n--
p, g.. Armstrong.
Gcneroi rc,,ys OF the I. v u,
Wuirfi "ll fa.Hia nn pleasure 90 aay
that some 90 my paurnis who have used
psfuna al % tonic and also for catarrhal
troubles, have been greatly benefited
by iho same. lam Saiisn'd ~ The eR-
cr'irncr OF the aamtn-Chafies reitys.
Ccaeroi Lcsg on washlnstou.D c.
Writes 81 i4ic pleasure In cndorsinx
iho many rcrnmmrndat|ons have
heard and read ~ rcruna, because ~
having bad knowledge ~ iho truth OF
so many of ilrm.
eve always toll our sick and ailinc
friends of iao remedies that We have
learned. from experience, were gqod
Or us when tn.ns be- the same way, Ane
We do 10 as o. duty We feel that We owe
them.
"Why T. 10 any the lcss our duty ~
advise 90 ihe people We can when We
know ~ q good and comparatively ia
expensive remedy that makes many
cures, and benefits IN almost all oascsr
any own D. personal experience
~ being relieved Of deafness, caused by
a'sice, of caiarrh, warrants me Ia adj
vislug an the addicted 20 just try
Pcruna. "a. N. nrrg.
Col. Shatsweil OF Washington. o.
Writes: 81 commend Pcruna a. a moHt
agreeable ~ we'll ne effective medicine.
Catarrh and catarrhal colds are checked
and generally cured by Judicious use
oft. Itisagood promoter Of digestion
and Il an excellent remedy for a weak
stomach. n tones up the appetite and
f. not At all disagrceAble 20 AXE
Nathaniel Shatswell.
Captain Jackson OF Washington. D. C..
Writes; - am cighty-three years old,
veteran Of the Black Hawk, Mexican
and Civil Wars. Some years ago ! was
seriously affected with catarrh Of the
stomach. After the use II three bottles
OF Peruna every appearance 81 my
complaint was removed"
II You do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from ihe u-e - Pcruns.
write q 9 once 20 Dr. Hartman. q. ing q
full statement 81 yoGr el,ei. Be- VIII
to pleased 60 Eve y..i ,. '-ia.1ie ad-
vice Gn'e.
.l.sI-. :s. hartman, i-"s'jent II
itcliarman SauiArium.t .'.' .'''". a
An nr,..-rl... ..,e., is.fi
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SIX SUICIDE ATTEMPTS.
A Woman and -Four Men Successful.
One In Critical state.

PHILADELPHIA, April S-Suffer-
Ing from nervous prostration, due, II is
said, 10 the death Of her father, cou-
pied with an extraordinary passion for
music, Miss Mary Il. Munce, aged
about twenty-four years. threw herself
in front OF a freight train near Swarth-
more, a suburb and was ground TO
death.
Five other persons sought death by
suicide in this city. and three Of them
were successful. Rudolph Blanz shot
himself dead.
Lewis Enyetkraut drank a quantity
of disinfectant and oXalc acid and is
dead.
A druggist, John H. Krause drank
choral and died in a hospital.
John Holohan threw himself in front
of Reading railway train. He lost
two legs and an arm and died later.
Abel X. Cassel attempted suicide by
shooting himself In the heart. He is not
expected to live.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
PLEASANT JAPANESE TEA.
Given At Methodist Parsonage Friday Even
ing-lntsrsStins Program.

The Epworth League study club
gave a pleasant entertainment and
social last evening at the Methodist
parsonage. The house was tastefully
decorated with japanese lanterns.
Mrs w. a. Austin president Of the
club announced the following pro-
gram:
Piano duet, Misses nellie Newton
and Elma Rowley; THE First and
Second coming of Christianity" DIR
Rowley. Several interesting papers
were read on the "Forms of Mission
Work" Evangelistic, Miss Jennie
Williams; Educational, Mrs a. NJ.
Torrance; Literary, Miss nellie New
ton: Medical, Miss Elma Rowley;
Phllanthropic Arthur +. Hollister.
Pleasing solos were sung by Miss
Georgiana Austin, Andrew Maurer.
Japan tea and waters we're served by
Misses Shippee and Phillips. a large
number were present.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Briefly
Told for Busy Readers

News Of the Town and village Briefly
Told for Busy Readers
Miss Lousetta Hill Is confined 10 her
home on Bradford-st with the grip.
c A. Wood is adding bay win
dow to his house on Va entine. ST.
VIM r. Daley has been engaged as
baseball umpire for the coming sea-
son.
Read all about the special sale at
Drysdale's on the third page of this
paper.
Mrs Albert Temple of Woodford
Hollow spent Friday with her mother,
Mrs Knapp ofBeech- st.
Harry Warren, who has been in the
hospital in Troy for several months,
will come home next week to remain q
few days,
The condition of the Hon Amos AL
drich of Woodford is such that it is
not expected he will live more than a
few days.
A. o. Edison, who is in a hospital
in New York on account OF an injury
to his foot is reported to be doing
nicely although he may not return for
several weeks.
Miss O'Donnell wishes to announce
her opening display of spring and
summer millinery, Foreign and Do
nestle, for Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, 10th, 18th, 18th.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
OPENS MONDAY NIGHT
In Hearts Of the Blue Ridge" With Mss
Lewis As Star.

Manager Prouty is to be congratu-
lated on securing for his house such
an attraction as the brilliant young ac.
tress, Dorothy Lewis and her excellent
company in Hal Reds play OF the
North Carolina mountains. Hearts
Oi the Blue Ridge which will be pre-
scented on Monday evening, April 10th.
In Hearts of the Blue Ridge the
author has given the stage an entirely
new picture of an old theme and has
treated the subject in a manner entirely
original and it is said he has succeed
ed in infusing into his characters all
the natural grandeur and simplicity of
the North Carolina mountain people
as well as their bulldog tenacity In car
rying out their feuds. He has treated
the latter phase of southern life in a
fresh way and has depicted the type of
the southern mountaineer In whose un-
relenting nature the peculiarities OF
the mountains are mirrored.
Bob Reynolds is in love with Missy
Carter whose respective parents, like
the Montagues and the Capulets of old,
are engaged in desperate and bitter
feud. When Missy's father learns of
this he sends his daughter from his
roof. In tne course OF the feud Acle
Carter, Missy's brother falls into the
hands of the enemies of his house and
is subsequently killed by one of the
Reynolds.
Angered at this treachery, Bob
leaves his father and marries Missy
whose father has relented sufficiently
to permit them to live under his roof
but who refuses to notice them. The
last act shows the kitchen of the Car
ter homestead with Missy's child in
the cradle. Finally the grandfathers
shake hands over the cradle of their
grandson and all ends happily.
One of the many features in "Eearts
of the Blue Ridge" is negro quar-
tette whose sweet singing in the pictur-
esque surroundings make the harmony
and melody redolent of the pines.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
MUST OBTAIN RELEASE
Certificate Of Release From Quarantine
Obtained From Health Officer.

The local board OF heath have re-
ceived the new regulations relating to
contagious diseases, and the quaran
necards we're distributed today To the
resident physicians. The law of 1904
makes II obligatory that the name OF
the disease appear on all quarantine
cards. The yellow card hereafter will
denote full quarantine.
Parents and others are reminded that
n release Of quarantine is provided by
law in all cases, measles included, -
and it is necessary, under penalty Of
fine that children be In possession OF
these certificates from the health officer
before attending school, church, or
other public assemblies: aud essential
to obtain books of libraries.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
ADMITTED HE SHOT LYON.
Reuben Bronson Told Magistrate He Did II,
But Was Assaulted First.

Guildhall, April AT the Bronson
murder trial two members of the Bron-
son and Lyon families, Mrs Alice Gil
bert and Mrs Victoria Jendereau to-
day testified to hearing number of
shots in the direction of the Bronson
house the night of the murder. Mrs
Gilbert did not know until the follow
ing day that Lyon was dead. Mrs
Jendereau went to the Lyon house
that night and saw the body with the
shot wounds In the head.
Magistrate H. Beattie testified that
the Bronson brothers came to him the
day after the murder and asked for a
warrant for assault against Lyon the
dead man, claiming not to know he
was dead. Later Reuben Bronson ad-
mitted he shot Lyon saying Lyon had
first assaulted him.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
PLEADED GUILTY TO THEFT
North Bennington Boys Have Returned Non.
sy and Await Disposition Of CASE.

In municipal court Friday afternoon
Ora Dennis and John Thurber, the
North Bennington schoolboys charged
with theft pleaded guilty and were held
IN $500 bail for the June term of court
a. Manchester.
The money has been paid back to
Herbert Durham and 1t is probable
that information will be filed against
them today and the cases finally dis
posed OF this afternoon.
This afternoon each was fined S25
and costs a total of 1920 which he
paid.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
Music.

Messrs John H. Daley and II. NJ.
Richie wish to announce that they are
prepared to furnish music for dances.
receptions, etc. Any number of IN
struments desired, prices reasonable
1t is needless to say that the music will
be of the highest quality. Call 12a
Adams street. Telephone ll-3
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
AGED WOMAN DEAD
She Vas Past so But Had Had Only Twenty
Birthdays.

Miss Sarah Hyde well known res
dent of the county died at her home in
Arlington Friday. She was over so
years OF age, her last birthday Feb %,
1904. She was born in the northern
part of the state, her family having
been one of the leading ones in that
section.
She came TO Arlington number of
years ago TO reside with u sister, the
late Mrs Mary Deming and that has
been her home since. Miss Hyde was
a communicate of st James church,
much interested in it and any work
that had for its object the good of the
town or village.
She had been i'll for some time, the
last couple of days in an unconscious
condition. She leaves brother, Hi
ram Hyde of Chicago, and nephew,
Sylvester Deming, treasurer of the
Panama railroad.
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AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH
Series Of Special Services 10 Begin Tomorrow
and Continue Until Easter.

and CONTINUE Until Easter.
Tomorrow evening at the Baptis
church the pastor, Rev Frank X.
Morris will begin series of sermons
covering the critical events in the
ministry of Jesus, under the general
topic, "Crises of the Christ" Miss
Amy Haskin, pastors assistant, will
speak two evenings on subjects under
the general topic.
The services the second week will be
on themes from the general topic. I'm
the presence of the Cross" The SER
vices will be held in.the church audit
orium appropriate music will be a
feature of each service. The speakers
will attempt TO bring more complete
picture of the whole work of Christ
before the minds of those who attend.
Make special etfortto be present and
you will do good and receive good.
5 Topic tomorrow morning Will be
1.-THE Incarnation: Gods special N an
Hesitation Of Himself in Jesus"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
Violin Instruction.

Prof VIM T. Lawrence of Troy, N.
", has made arrangements to teach
the violin, two days, each week, in
town. For terms, hours, etc, ar.
rangements can be made with Miss f.
A. LOOMS at Hudson's or address
him at No SO, 9th I've Upper Troy, N.
Y
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08

General Chase. Asst hdl. Ccnl o. \. X.
Writes "Thc excellence ~ peruna o.
a cure or relief Tor catarrhal disturb
ancos b. VOL established. Many Of my
friends have been benefited hy iis use"
-B. p. Chase, - Harrison ST., Ana
costa. ID. g..
General OcOnnor Of w. LeSions.
Write; "lf you are suffering from ca
iarrh or physical debility, Immediately
commence the use Of peruna. II has
been OF the greatest benefit and service
70 many Of my friends" Dennis
O'Connor. 5ss sind St., y. W., wash
ingion, D. {.
Gen. Wright OF the Confederate Army,
Writes; II take pleasure In recon-
mending Peruna. IL Is remarkable
medicine and should be used by persons
who are in need Of a good tonic and by
sufferers from catarrh. "-MarcusN right,
E.4 Corcoran ST.. Washington. DC.
Gen. hawley OF Washington. D. C.,
Writes: 81 have used Poruna and find
Il very beneficial for kidney trouble
and especially gooa for coughs, colds
and catarrhal troubles. "A. +. Hawley.
Brls. Gen Cook. OF Washington. D. c..
Writes: "As u number II my friends
and arquainiance- hryo H.od Poruna Is
= crta'r- rrfa '' re-uiis. ana a.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
G GEN'L OBElRNE

All symptoms % caiarrh have dlsap-
relrrd. yot continue its moderate u.e
AL preventive, and an old mans tonio.'
Wy. N. Powell. BciicyIio. 400.
Gen. Sctrlns Of the Confederate Army,
Writes 81 can chocriu.y recommend
your valufhlo remedy rcruna a. "a very
cKcrilcnttonic.a and also good orcoughs,
colds. caiarrh and general debility
". n. sobring. ip ". ith ST., Jackson.
Vile. Pa.
General Payne OF Washington. D. C.,
Writes; II join with my comrades IN
recommending PerunA b. my friends a.
an invigorating tonic 90 build up the
system."-Eugone b. Payne, s07 4th ST.,
y. W. Washington, u. q.
General Talley OF Pa. Vol U. S. A..
Writes; "Your PerunR has been used
by me and my friends a. a relief for ca
iarrhai troubles with the most beneficial
results. ] am 30 convinced Of the efficacy
Of Pcruna that I do not hesitate 10 give
10 my recommendation WIN. Cooper
TAlley, 7i8 d ST., y. f., Washington.
u.
General BlseIow Cured.
Gen. j. @. Bigeiow, ~ G ST., y. W.,
Washington, d. O., writes:
"rcruna hos made me well and 10 has
given morc than ordinary strength
."' 100 ."f Wofs."--J g.. iiis"inN.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
Petition For Divorce
STATE OF VERMONT



william 4. Barnett l 1857"
WHEREAS, Sarah A. Barnett OF Benninptotr
n said County OF Bennington, has duly filed in
the ONCE of the clerk OF The County Court for
the County OF Bennington aforesaid her petit
ion fo divorce against William A. Barnett, Tor.
merly also of Bennington aforesaid, now OF
parts unknown outside this state:
Alleging as the grounds for said divorce tina I
the said William A., on the ist day OF July 1893
wifully deserted the petitioner for upward OF
three consecutive years and thence hitherto.
and that being Of sufficient pecuniary and ply
steal ability 10 provide suitable maintenance for
the petitioner without just cause grossly wan.
t0nly and cruelty neglects and refuses so TO do :.
And praying that bill OF divorce be granite q
unto the said petitioner together v it'll the auth
orlty OF said court TO resume her maiden name
NOW THEREFORE,. the said William A
Barnett is hereby and by the publication here
OF in compliance with the statute In such case
made and provided NOTIFIED ANDREOUIR
ED TO appear before the Honorable the COuN-
W Court at the next stated term thereof 10 le-
holden at Manchester within and for the cOanty
of Bennington, on the first tuesday OF June
1905, on the first day OF said term. then and
there In said court 10 make answer 10 said net
tcn for divorce and 10 stand TO and abide such
order, judgment ana decree thereon as to said
court SHAH seem meet, the premises considered
Given at bennington In said county of Ben
nington This 3lSt day If March 1905.
HARRY I. CUSuMAN.
Clerk.
CHARLES A. NAUrER,
A tfornaN for petitiOner
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
COMMANDERY OFFICERS.
"A. N. Williams Elected Eminent Comman-
der Friday Evening.

At the annual conclave of Taft Com
mandery X. T. Friday evening these
officers we're chosen for the ensuing
wear: j. A. N. Williams, &c; John G
Clark, G.: Norman M. Puffer. CG
Charles d. Phillips, prelaie; Fred D.
Ranny, SW; win II. Nichols, JW;
Ed S. Chandler, treas; c. NJ. Lambert,
recorder; Myron H. Chandler, st b;
Thomas Armstrong, SB: A. G. Pat
chin, warder: John II. Norton, sent;
NJ. b. Morgan, f. II Mattison, a. w.
lockwood, guards,
The installation will take place at
the next regular meeting.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
GALLOWAY SOLD
Mas Bought For Use In Clearing Bed Of I'M,
Branch.

WAS bougm Foflte ~ Nlsahs Deu " hs
Branch
The cable way and boiler end engine
bought two or three years ago for use
10 cleaning the river bed was sold Fri.
day by Selectman Frank NJ. Crawford
20 90 90 Esopus, y. \.
4 large college building is being
erected at Esapos and the cable way
is wanted 70 use in handling the mate
rial, Rev Joseph a. Schneider was
here 20 make the trade. The price TO
be paid is 1890 delivered on board
the cars here.
The cable way was not success for
the purpose for which It was bought
by the Town OF Bennington aud has
been Jonah on the hands OF the town.
Itssoriginal cost was in the neighbour
hood OF $4,000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
Twenty-Eight Army Generals
Send Letters of Endorsement
To Dr. Hartman, the Inventor
of pg-ru-ua.

Eooihrf raiarfh remedy iu ihr NuI.
has received such unsilnirl rain
from so many frnnNnrl fiaiUsm.l ai.
military mon as irana.
Gen. OBelrnc OF Nash.na.cn. b. o.,
Wnirsi "As mans of mf rais aHI
acquaintancrs have ..rsfa.iy nrn.
your Pcruna na a rafauh ralr, fro.
thatitis an effective femniy, .ad Frc-
ommcnd 90 al fueh .o fhns' aulrr.f
from that dIsfnre sf mt lopeia'
source ~ rrllef.''-Inmfa lt. o'Hsfnr,
- Broadway, Wa.lIHs.on, %. e..
General s. S. fotcF OF Osl0.
Wnicsi" 81 have found fcnuna ip ho
wonderful Tcmsdy. only uscd Itfnr
shofi time and am ihofourhiy ratraci
~ to 90 mruis."-s. q. l0ior, Wash.
lnsion, d. g..
3risadler Gcnsroi Kirby
Wriiosi 81 can recommend rcruna o.
all those who aroani.ciru with ralarfh."
ID. T.. Kirby. Washington, Dec.
Brigadler General has OF Confederate
Army.
~ NNNHN
900 convinced pcruna Do o. uri .'n0 ihaf
wI'l rgretni fhe cures traf ego elaine
forIt. rse."-J. Floyd King, Washins
Com. DC.
General Sm'fs Beaufort. sc.
wriicsi 81 have ueed rDmna for CO.
iarrhai trouble and Gnd BE- beneficial
and 90 De- al that ii promises, and freely
give 10 my unqualified recommends.
ton.n-Robcrt Smaiis.
General Abbott OF Washington. T.. C..
wfiicsi IL am fully convinced that
your remedy Pcuna d. an excellent
tonic. Many 81 my friends have used
&c with the most beneficial results for
coughs, colds and catarrhal trouhic."-
IraC. Abbott. 40 NJ ST., y. W, wash
ington, d. G.
Captain YsrneIl OF Washington. b. c..
Writcs: "Your medicine, PcrunA. be-
lievc 10 be the best medicine for catarrh
on the market. have taken only
small amount, and can see very bencn-
cial results."-W q. YArnell. DID, Lin
coin street, y. f., Washington, D. c.
General Mcbride OF U. S. A..
Writes; 81 have no hesitation In rec.
ommending PerunA 10 all persons who
are afflicted with catarrhal troubles."-
J. u. Mcbride, 40 Pennsylvania Ave-.
y. w., Washington, ID. G.
General NOsSe OF o. VI u.
Wdtcs:,"I commend E.rana 20 those
wno are troubled VIII "r".. producing
catsrrh. us a no. te'iear 300. 'H a-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08
Baltic Fleet at Last in Hostile
Dash
NAVAL BATTLE lMAINENT
Japanese Fleet Not Far away but
rs Exact Location Is
Not Known.

Singapore. April s.-The Russian
Baltic ieoi Is passing this port head
ed norihwosiward The total strength
Of the ncei Is not reported "a, NOT all
the vessel. have bcon sighted.
The Japanese acci Is supposed 10 be-
on Narsburg light and d great naval
battle 8. imminent
n the japanese fleet is where DO Us
supposed the tFo immense fleets are
only few miles apart aud both ready
for action.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08

am now uslng u bcncncially. I can
safely recommend its use 10 persons
suffering from ihis cr."-Gco. W
Cook.
Gen. Middleton OF Washington. D. c..
writes: "Your preparation ~ Pcruna
a. a cure forcatarrh o. well a. tonic
deserves the gratitude 81 those afflicted
with that disease a. well as physical
prostration. I have been much bene-
fiied in every respect In various ways,
and feel II duty 10 recommend IT,
usefulness 20 my fellow citizcns."-John
Middleton.
General Sypher OF Washington. d. C..
Writes: "Afier suffering for years with
neuralgia, was persuaded by a friend
10 use your remedy, Peruna. and after
giving IL fair and thorough trial, !
can now cheerfully recommend Peruna
TO any one who IL suffering with
neuralgia. Its also an excellent tonic"
y. II. Sypher.
Brig. Gen. Gibson Of Washington, D C..
Writes; "Pcruna IS not only n remedy
for colds aad catarrh. but also an ad-
mirable tonic and should bc in every
household. 1 commend lis possession
and use 20 all persons. Am f'',.
myself with good r,l-.tl."-A. o.
Gibson.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-08

stPe,cr,burg. April -Dispaicho,
from Mauchuria report that TIE Jap
nnose are moving against the Rus
sian left
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Gather.

Clolly sonight. Sunday air.
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CHARLES A. NAUFER,
Attorney for Petitioner.