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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
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\&SSb tsO ROs~
III sGbado, ssis del presents mes
two lugar 10 Ultima session del dis
curse novsno del CopgreHu dc Cirulis'
sslebrAdo 60 eAtA Capital, bs1o 10
Prssidsnsia del DR., Momprotss dc
Argeos.
I'm todAs lAa sssiones. que tusron
eIneo. Of Congrsso ae oeup6 dc iuisre'
sAntfaimaa memorials, presentsdAs por
eada uno do sus m~iembros, s~ostsnien'
dose diseusionss 4 veces asAloradss.
L. session del sAbado sra espsra-
do con impasisnsis, porQus % slla 90
prssentArfa 10 suesti6n, tsu debasida
hses dos aaos, de IL curasi6n del can
Ger por medic dc 10 <vaeuna antiean-
esrosa.s
Antss dc abrirse ID sesi6n no ha-
bia I'M ssiento deSocupado nj % las
primeras gradas, ressrvadas { los
misnbros del Congreso. nj en- los &C.
HaladAs oil pdblieo. En- todos los
ssmhl antss 90 ref'iabA el deseo dc vsr
81 sabio Clruiano. d%eseubridor del
sMicroeoesus neoformAns.>
FL Presidents dselAra alberta 10
session y console 10 palahra 81 doctor
Doyen. Cuando este cslebre medieo
osupa IL tribuna del Oopgteso, tods
In eoneurrercia 10 sAluda con IN nu
trido y prolongAdo aplauso, que 81
repits tres vseea Psrecfa que iodoi
los mismbros del Congrsso eAtAhsI
~impusstos dc 10 verasidad do todo II
cue habfa do deslrles oil docior Doyen
' len etsato, at era porous mucho
i, hehfan eorcurrido 4 10 elfnioa parii
eular del smInenle eiruisno y oil
hAbfan vi.to con aus propios oi1s 10
buenos reHulsAdos obisnidoa con |
:. vQeuna 0ntieanceroS0
Comienza oil doctor Doyen 81 nc
. tAble diaeurso, y an sileneio saai Ok
soluto, reinA en- TODD el Audseatre
!. lNadie dsssaba psrdsr nj una palAbr
!. salida do labios del %distiuguido pre-
tsgorI
y. Dice 81 antique c%iruiano dc RsE
n mes que tepia 10 satiafaeei6n do man
..testar oil Congreso 10 plena sonfrm'
in oi6n de 10 expassto por 81 hasa DE-
10 sHus, en- oil Congrsso anterior, sob
A.. Of misrobio producsor del eAnesr,
in rssusrdA 10 durezA corQae 80 10 cor
bati6 por las notAbildades del nuns
N sntero.
~. In oil eurso de Gu brillante per
rssi6n, el dostor Doyen dice que nat
hahia contsstado & 10 SoeiedAd
Ciruifa dc Paris, que tAnto 10
sombatido, porQus saisbA en- 10 m
eompleta sonianzA de que al ITEM
10 encArgaria do responder por 81,
Nos presentA como tsstigoS de
confrmAeion do sus eatudios OIL sab
doctor Mstchnikof, quien hA podi,
comprobAr au dc scubrimisnso, y d
eminentss doctores Ehrlich, de FfAr
tort, y RorEsl. del Institute PAsseu
los euAlss han hseho pruebas cenel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
De SAN LORENZO

CONTAMINATION de Ia pdginG sq)
tormA con que nueStros orAdores hA'
cen IL propaganda, sin otensAs, sin
herir q nAdie. Nueaar& mission 10 CO.
nosemos; perdonar & loa srrados ,
~ofrscerles sitio on 10 Union.
LA DRMOGRAcIA 90 leida con
gran ottusiAamo todaE les noehes on
oil Club.
La virilidAd y snsr0is do suH hom'
hres On estos diAs de luehR ssl& mere.
'-"dn dc todos On general un APPLAUSE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28

yentss sobre IL trAsmisibilidad del
en- los snima'es.
FL sabio alsmEn Enrich h& de-
moEtrAdo que OIL epitslioma se traami
10 en- ssreoms sn las rAtas blaneAs.
evidents do que los tumorss
eualesquiera que SEQ ID
nAturalexA. tiensn 81 miamo origsn.
Nos assgurA o. doeior Doysn que
ent6 somprobado que las ratas pue-
den scr iumun'zldAs contra oil oAnser
por la reabSorai6n de t%esgmsntos dc
ckncer suya v~lrulsnsla h. sido ats'
nuadA.
Yo miamu, rsAsre 81 doetor Doysn
he reproducido, on los raias. divsrsos
tumorss, euyas lesionea he sonfrmsdo
Of sahio Doctor Cornill como ldenti'
sas & las lssionss do los tumorss sx'
p~ontknsos del hombrs y do los ANNA
les.
En- braves palabras explioa Of Pro-
fesor Doysn 10 preparation de 90 W
euna, que solo eonsists en- tomar cul
turAs do micrococcus Moform&nS Ste
nu&ndolas por 10 Acei6n del clorht
drato de Quinina y tratadAs por Q
Geldo cAeodflieo y el a,id0 mesilaEse
n!co.
Dsseando Of orador deiAr eomple
tamente eonvsneido a % numeros'
& i~lustrado auditorio. cita 81 sabi
ipgles Wright quien ha obtenido re
sultados indiaoutibles inyeetando M
srohios muertos dilufdos on suero 81
tifaial. Las eulturas e~mDleadas pc
oil doctor Wrigh ~procediau del labc
rAtorIo del doe tor Doyeut
e. disertAnts, dessAndo sgots
-. todas Hus pruehas, nos habla do IL
excelsntss rsaultAdos obisuidos 60
"a vAsunA Anticaneeroaa, por Il
doctores Karw.c ok do Varsovia y J
eobs de Btuselasi reauIsados que :
hahfan eonseguido con Jos osroa tr
tamieptos empleAdoa. Haze refsre
ola 4 o. cAsos que pressnt6 haes d.
amos, habieodo reelbido rseientemsl
to buenas notieias de SO do clos.
Rscusrda que prsasnt6 el 80 do ]
MO de 1905, diez y nuevs eaaos {
Comisi6n nombrada por 10 Sooiad'
de Cirugia do Paris para estudiar
u prossdimiento curative, y tados ia
. ron c~ondenados, por dicha Comisi6
& MORN en- breve tiempo. Sin emhs
20, disx y sells aun viven, do los GU
10 les cAtoree 30 ensuentrsn OF IN este
bAst&nte s~AtiIfactorio. Algunos re-
o. bieron 81 primsra inyecci6n hacs 81
amos.
10 Por dltimo, 81 doctor Doyen p
tSndiendo borrar ca oil Amino do
gus I'm eseuchRban 10 menor du
20 que puede uedarles respecto &
katamiento empleado en- 10 eurael
del ca ,eer, relAtR el eaSo dc una a
10 jer que fa6 operada hRCs dos amos
10 skncsr, de 10 MANA y que en- Ma
% de este bfo tQvo una ~recidivA, q
% hsmiplegia izquisrda y parseia de
r, pisrnA derechA. En Julio fac cont
u eida & 50 clinicA on un estAdo lam
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
IMPORTATION De J0YA!

Los mayors dsrashos psgAdos On
sntoH 6ltimoI aAos por ioyAs lrAidas
por una solA persona, loe he aaliAts.
cho 10 sonora OulliS T. Hangtington,
oil llegAr hace POGO de Europa. EstA
AtAora dsClsr6 que trAfa 'yAs por
vAlor dc ssa. 600. de los cuAles, s27, goo
erAn 10 que vAlfAn dos solos de los
~Artieuloa, Los dereehos subisron {
a20. 900 y tusron paR ADDS On hillstsa'
de los suAIts, era uno dc go. 900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
Ia ESGUADRA DEL Upon

81 Jap6n STA s~ouulruysndo Eus
buQvsI de guerra On sus propioa aIli'
hAbi6ndoss AsImilado en- sorso
oil dificil arts dc sonHlFuceionss
naValsI modernAs.
IA puslto la quilIa Dc dos sENn'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
Sc VENDE

Docs sasAs 81 san Juan , santnF'
90, tambi6n vGrioI solRrss. Diriiirss
{ Rtfsel r. PRlasioS sAltEar. Apar'
iAdo de eorrso AZ 8 Sol Il. San
Juan z, r,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
Ell Congresod de Cirujla en- PARIS

tAb,e, pues tsnis pAEalixAdA 10 pierna
ixquisrds, , spenAs movfa ls dsrssha'
Eata snf.rma presspt6 aus msioriA
sensible 4 las dcss ipyscelonss qus 10
fueron prs ctisadAs. Hoy 10 eufsrnA
pusds sndar sofa.
Como extrAnGndoss Of dosior Do
yen de que dsspuss do 10 sx pSssto
ada 90 dudass. llama 10 atsnsi6n do
10 Asamblss disisndo: no son tres q
sustro sAsos los qua OF pressnto, sino
que sscisnden & NAV do einsusnts los
tumores saneerosos euyo dssarrollo
he podido dsteneY; y sntoness oil ora
dor Arms, con eusygfs, que todos lca
canesrosos que asudsn tsmprano q
% lratamisnto, tcsaFkn segursmsnts
sus busnoa etsstos.
Cnando Of doctor Doysn sonsumi6
, los dos tismpos que Of rsglamsnto dol
Copgreso 10 eonebde & eadA Grader,
10 Aaamblsa unkpimsmsnts 10 autori'
s6 A cue smplease TODD tempo nsss-
sario para oil complete dsearrollo do
90 tests.
Doysn bsi6 de 10 tribuns On me-
do do grandss y prolopgados aplau'
sos. 81 snsusiasmo do 10 Asamblsa
rsyaba On dslirio.
l III Doctor Carin ooupa 10 tribuna
y dies que % muy ditisil haesr obis'
clones ante prushAs lAn eonvinssntss
: como los ~pressntsdAs por oil doctor
Doyan y 90 limita 4 haesr brsves In
= dicaoiones sobrs 10 eiiologis dol can
r Ger. Ia igrAl ssniido hAbl6 Of doctor
: Hasllin.
Con sorprssA do todA 10 asamblsa
r 90 lsvAnta oil Doctor Thisrry y dssaffa
oil doctor Doysn & que sxre tres enter
mos sAnssrosos que 81 tisns On CD
ssrvisio. Ri pdblico Asogs CON pala'
bras do protests y ailbidos les pala'
o bras del doelor Thisrry. III prssidsnts
agita 10 eampAnilla ' suplisA 81 ordsn
y compoatura que 30 reQuisrsn On una
10 discussion elsntihsa.
IL Contesta oil doctor Doysn oil doe
tor Thisrry i~uvitkndole & que visits
ID elinieA y siga sus Kabsios somc
10 20 10 hAp hseho otros sabios de Fran
ID clio y del ex,rangsro.
FL Doctor Mompro1t pronuneia
Nm dlseurso sara der les grasias 4 10
n eiruiAnos %exirangsros y franeesss pol
y sus trahaios %prssentados.
In vista do los sntusiaatAs aplau
- sos que oil Copgrsso tri uust al doetoi
- Doysn, 10 atsnc'6 On son que 10 ssoa
eh6 y sus mAnif ssiasionss do proisatl
al doctor Thierry, puede dsdueirsl
que 10 asamhleA, On 90 msyorfa Apro
b6 TODD 10 dioho por Of a6l6brs Doctor
que muchoa de los eoneurrsntes hAl
quedAdo convenCldos de que 10 sure
W sion del cancer o. an hssho sismpr,
que el enisrmo aeudA { tempo & reel
bir Of trAtamlento prsson! ado por Q
doctor Doyen.
Ia. Doctor Manzano,
M. Paris, Oltubre do 1,o0s,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
Venta de I'm BIIIar,

Con tAhIero do pizSrr6n, dos ius
COS do bols, uno de mari Ell otro
de pssta; rusvo, sn Ia cAntidad de
20 dollars,
Iniormala en- GurAbo Don Pedro
IoKA MorRleI. 6 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
ANVVC|O De SUBAsTA
Departamento del Interior

Departamento del Interior
Oaeina del superintsndente de Obras
PGblieAs. San Juan P. r Octu'
bre Is de ]. &6.
Proposiciones en- pltegoa Csrra'
dos para 10 adjudication en- Id3licA
subastA de Las obrAs de montAis y PIN
tura dc IN trRmo installed do 6.37
metros do longitud total, emplsxAdo
sohre el Rio Grande de Lola, eerea
dc Carollna, sArreterA L' 3. Rio Pie
dras Fsiardo, 10 admItiran On ssta
oHeina haata las II 30 .. m. del dia s
do Noviembrs do 1905. en- que 90
ADRIAN rdblieAmsnte.
FL prsAupuesto do Las obrAS o..
oiendsn & 9l8, 164 "A,
No 90 eenSidersrAu propc a!c onsS
~" nc htyan tsnido prGs.
- . qua
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28
De ARTE!Y OF|CIOS
.formido aver "a 81
E~iuaAot5r, que apr0
pueato { GstAs parA
Arlss Ofctoa On San

Juan. Ponss MaysRu'S. SttaS que
darGn abisrtAE 81 dfA 10 de NovIsnbrs
pY6xImo.
Para ell ipgreso % dichis sIsuo!Aa
GO sxlgIrkl los eonosImienlos del 40
grade do las sacuslAs %EG5lieAs.
Los Alumnoa dsbsrAa dirigir axs
solisitudes, sin Ts:didA do tempo, 4
los Superintendent ~eGOolGrss dc las
r~eapeetivas poblssionss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28

dts acoEAsadoS cue ssrGl sans GntsA
eli ingleI eAlgImsn6ns, y Soa los pri'
meros que le a%snstraYsn, eIpsEA ldoaa
tsnsrlos liStoa para IA de Ano. AdsnkI
tlsne IN construction weinta J ochu
buQuss, entire stuesfos, ~sIAlasros, ]
otEos, los que con los que - tisnsn Il
dAEan uns respectable sVsaNdFa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-28

EN- esta inprenta SC vende
papel yiejo q dos pesos %,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-10-26

of our departed. But whilst be stayed
here nothing could have kept thou.
sands of our people away from bis
preaching-and some we're carried al
most to frenzy in their delight.
We were much interested in q sermon
he preached to the negroes. We made
a point to hear that one, and in our
opinion it showed the power and re-
markable genius of the man more than
any sermon be preached here. 1t is a
mistake to imagine that a preacher or
speaker must be on plane with his
audienc or that fool can talk to
what we might term ignorant people,
and the fool in him not be detected.
The ability of white man to preach
to negroes and hold their ate ntlon is
what few white men fully possess, but
the ability to enthuse them, and rem
der them mad with delight we never
saw so marked as in Sam James.
His visit here preceded bot political
fight in which prohibition played q
conspicuous part. Every negro man
then voted, and he was bound to be
arrayed on one side or the other. 1t
was the delight of sam Jones' life to
fire into whiskey saloons, he used bis
tongue as Garry Nation did her hatch
ct. So in the sermon to the negroes he
took occasion to array them against
the wet" ticket. We recall what be
said in part, substantially: You mig
GERS" said be, fought to kill the sa.
looms, because they are the death of
you. They are your worst enemy and
it is always permissible to destroy
ones enemy. l don't think ever saw
dozen of you who don't like
whiskey. When you go to work on
Monday morning you go by the saloon.
you wipe your mouth and in you 60.
You take drink and on you 60 to
your work. When you come home at
night you stop at the saloon again and
you wipe your mouth as you 60 in, and
YOU take another drink. 1t is along in
the fall. let us say. and the weather is
getting cold. You ease up to the stow
and stand there with your hands
around it and warm yourself. After q
little while you say dat drink feel
nifty lonesome by itself, so you 60 up
and ask for another, you take that and
go home, telling the bar-keeper, 1 pay
you Saturday night The week has
been bad one. You have only got
So 90 when Saturday night comes
Every day you passed the saloon you
took three drinks. There was $3.50
you spent on liquor. You had told
your wife you were going to bring her
pair of shoes Saturday night. You
had to take home some flour or corn
meal and bacon, so that you could have
something for Sunday and the next
week. How much money did you have
left out of your weeks work after you
paid the barkeeper Why just one
dollar and twenty cents. You can't
get much flour and bacon with that.
let, alone shoes. When you get home,
such home as it is, what do you find?
Your wife walking around in her bare
feet, your children shivering in the
cold, almost naked and barefOoted too.
Your cabin with hardly floor. old rags
stuffed in where glass ought to be, and
the chinking out SO that you could
throw a Cat between the logs. When
you walk in you feel mean Your wife
looks around and says, Nose. wha dem
shoes?' Then you begin to lie. You
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-10-26

On Saturday night. Nov. 3rd, Hen
rietta Crossnan will be here in "AIl-
of-a-Sudden-Peggy Miss Crossmar
has made decided hit in her new
play. aud is fully as fascinating as Peg
gy O'Mara as she was in any of hel
other plays.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-10-26
Synod of virginia in Annual Session.

The Synod of Virginia met last night
in annual session in the audience room
OF the First Presbyterian church in
this city. The Synod is composed of
Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland
and the District of Columb ia. All day
yesterday incoming trains on both the
railroads brought their quota of mil
listers and delegates who were at once
escorted to the church and there as
signed to homes. A committee TO
meet the delegates headed by DIR. s. H,
Henkel and composed of members Sc
lected from both the Presbyterian
churches, were at the depots all day
yesterday and took charge of
the visitors as they arrived.
The mem bers of the committee be-
sides DIR. Henkel are Maj F. Fl. Smith.
DR.. W. D. Armstrong and Messrs. M.
F. Gllkeson. W. a Asst, r. D. Haislip,
e. F. CARRIER, Robt. w. Blackley, Nc
Henry Holiday, Richard a. Bell and
VIM. A. Crawford. There will un
doubtedly be large attendance when
all the delegates have arrived as 800
have sigpiied their purpose to be pres
emit. Besides these there will be q
number of distinguished divines from
outside the bounds of synod who will
address the body on important sub
jects. Last night the opening sermon
was preached by the retiring NJ odera-
tor Re7. Newton Donaldson of Hun
tingtOn, w. Va. He addressed large
audience. This morning the business
sessions begin and there will be three
each day-morning. afternoon and
night, all of which are opeu to the
pubic
The First Church is represented in
the body by DR.. A. M Fraser and Ed
er H. A. Walker. Alternate 5 F.Pilson;
the Second Church by DR.. w. N. Scott
and Elder s. Brown Allen, Capt T G.
Morton. alternate. As the city and
county are strongly Presbyterian there
will doubtless be large public attend
ance upon the sessions each day.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-10-26
Here IS
"A Fact

That cannot be impress Q / too
strongly upon watch owners. This
is it-A watch should received the
attention of our repair depart ment
at least once a year.
There may appear to be nothing
particularly wrong with it, still
cleaning and an everhauling at least
once year would lengthen the life
OF a watch wonderfully.
1t is asking too much of a watch to
expect it to keep true to it's duties if
1t is hampered more and more by
slowly accommodating dust and dirt
F q tides this taxes the delicate
mechanism to excess, and certainly
shOrtens the life of a watch. A
cleaning and little oil in the right
place will work wonders.
III. l.. LANG.
Stanton, Va.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-10-26

Miss Alice q. Taylor has returned t.
her home in Baltimore, after a pleas
| ant visit to her uncle and aunt. Mr.
a I'd Mrs. David Il. Taylor. who ar
| stopping with the Spots GU Soutl
COalter street.
Col. Perry has moved the headquar
tiers of the 10th regiment from Rich
mond to this city. and Capt. Garter
Braxton, former captain of the Wes'
Augusta Guard, has been appointed ad
iutant of the regiment.
The Brooke China Co F. T. Brooke
m 4nager. have moved from their ole
stand on West Frederick street to th'
handsome store building No. 4 East
Main street. lately occupied by Splitter
" Eakle, grocery.
Messrs. John T. Hartman, Geo. Wes-
ton and Joe OUonnell. attended q
meeting of the State Liquor Dealers
Ass &c citation in Norfolk last week. Mr.
Hartman was elected vice president OF
the association.
Mr.. E B Butler of Covington, re
turned home Tuesday, after a vacation
visit of some days in Pittsburg. Pa.
where be spent the time with his broth
er, Thomas, now resident of that
city. While here Mr.. Butler was a
guest at bis fathers home, Mr.. Thos.
M. Butler, on North Augusta street.
Among those attending the Confed
crate veterans reunion in Roanoke are
Capt. T. G. Morton, Messrs. H. Erskine
Gay, James Southards, q. W. Baylor,
G. w. Argenbright, Richard Silling,
J. W. Cline. James Bumgardner, VIM.
Wholey, Cyrus Creigh. f. F. Mohler
and j. A. Fauver.
Town Sergeant Thomas 81. Miller
suicide Friday morning at
bis home in Harrisonbulg by shooting
himself through the heart. Death fol
lowed within few minutes. Mr.. Mil
Ter was about sixty years of age, and
was a member of we'll known Rock
ingham county family. He was Con-
federate soldier. Ill-health and worry
over family affairs are assigned as the
cause of his suicide His daughter,
Lula. was married in Washington two
months ago to Ivan Nelson Kemp. of
Ohio. She left her husband
several weeks ago and returned home.
Mr.. Miller had brOoded over his daugh
ter's marital trouble.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-10-26
A WOMAN'S LETTER To WOMEN


Mrs. Caroline Kramer, Fort Collins,
Col, writes:
''The majority of women who are suf-
fering from disordered periods and
other troubles, have such strong faith
in doctors that they allow them to ex-
pertinent on them for kidney, liver, or
stomach troubles, until they become
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'This was my unfortunate experience
for nearly two years, when my atten-
ton was called to Peruna.
81 hardly dared believe that at last
had found the right medicine, but as /
kept on using it and was finally cured
L could only thank God and take cour-
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81 have had most satisfying results
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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-10-26
Trustees Sale of
Valuable Real Estate
In The County of AUGUSTA.

The undersigned Harry e. Blease, Trus-
tee in certain deed of trust, of record in
the County CLERKS office in Deed Book
No l2,. page 227 executed on the 18th
day OF October, 1897, by J. Fl. Hnwdy shell
and Maggie Howdy she'll, his wife, to
secure the payment of bond of even date
with said deed for the sum of Four Hun
dred Dollars, paYa BILE two years after date
to Mary A. Conner, default having been
made in the payment Of the instalments
of interest and the payment of the bond,
and being requested by the holder of said
bond to enforce the terms of said deed of
trust, will prOceed to sell On
MONDAY, THE 29th DAY OF OCT. 1906,
at II o'clock M, in front of the County
Courthouse in the City of Staunton, Viz
ginia, that certain lot or parcel of land,
together with the buildings thereon, lying
and being in the county of Augusta, con-
tanning 65 | acres. more or less ad join
ing the Ia nds of K. M Sillings, VIM Ma
sincup, Frank Cox and others, and being
the same land conveyed to the said j. II.
Howdysheil by K NJ Sillings and wife.
Terms of Sale: Cash
HARRY II. BLEASE,
sept ~ At Trustee.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-10-26

Other attractions of the near flu.
tnre are The Galloper," by Richard
Harding Davis; and Paul Gilmore IN
the new college play AT Yale"
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being cured by the
use of harmless rem
edies. Peruna has
done as much as any
other remedV to eS.
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There can be no doubt about it that
the tendency to resort to surgical opera
lions has been too great in the past and
that this harmful tendency is growing
less every day.
Experience has demonstrated that
many ailments which seemed to require
surgical operations in the past are now
c~~~~~~~~~3 being cured by the
{ SURGICAL use of harmless rem
I OPERATIONS edies. Peruna has
s AVOIDED. done as much as any
>>~~"~>"-~-">~"~S other remedy to es-
tablish this very important fact.
Thousands of people have been con-
demned to undergo surgical operations.
Their physicians have told them that
they must either submit to such opera
tons or lose their lives.
After this they have resorted to
Peruna and found relief.
Other good remedies have accom-
pl1shed the same result, but it is safe to
assume that no other remedy has
equaled Peruna in it's beneficent work.
Many of the alleged incurable de-
engagements of the pelvis are dependent
upon catarrh.
There is no cure for these except the
removal of the catarrh.
Peruna seemingly works miracles in
some of these cases. The explanation,
however, is very simple. Peruna re-
moves the catarrh and Nature does the
rest.
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Baltimore, Oct. 10
Cattle-Receipts for the week 1914 head
gainst 1869 head last week.
! rs carloads on sale today. Best steers
about steady; others 10 to 15c lower
! Quote-Steers. export, 81 65a5 35: butch
er, 50 0Oa4 As: heifers. S3.25a4 IS; COWS
50 0Oa4.OO; bulls. 50 50a3 rs; stockers and
feeders 81 75a415; fresh COWS $50 5Oa55
Baltimore, Oct2 90
! Hogs-Receipts ASP. Fair supply and
market firm. Quote Westerns. 81 10a
715: from other points, Us 75a6 80; roughs
$5.00a6 25.