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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-09-24

The Hord homestead, on Wash
ington street near 9TH, price $3.50.
Also the DR.. Smith homestead
on St. Charles, street, between Sth.
and 9th. streets. price $3.50.
See JOHN w. HOYT.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-09-24
For Sale.
NJ. HANSON, K R. & S

A 25-horse power Boiler, Loco
motive Type, on skids, and a Is to
IS horse power Slide Valve Engine
with fixtures, connections and a
wood tank. All in good order;
has been used to run a gin one
year. Price $500.
See W. o. COLEMAN, P. o. box
III, Brownsville, Texas; residence
at pumping station. 9-14-tf.
Our idea of a wise man is one
who is able to obtain inside infor-
nation relative to the things It is
nee sary for him to know.-Chi-
cago News.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-09-24
For Safe.

Good upright Piano. young IL
Jersey COW and heifer calf. 240-
egg Incubator, Brooder, Run, etc.
Also some household goods.
7. J. MCKINNON,
No. Is Fort Brown. 9-5-tf.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-09-24

By local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There IS only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infamed con-
dition Of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube is infam-
ed you have a rumbling sound or imper-
feet hearing, and when it is entirely clos
ed, Deafness is the result, and unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an infained condi-
ton of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured BIZ Halls Catarrll
Onre. Send for circulars Tree.
Z. J.CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold By Druggists 75c.
Take Hail s FarlilyPills for co1stipation
That disused railway tunnels
need not be drug on the market
is evidenced by the extensive and
highly successful culture Of mush-
rooms carried on in one Of the
sombre passages in the vicinity Of
Edinburgh.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-09
a Fsw FirsS Aid taints.

The following srss aid advice was
given at q meeting Of railway SUR
geops: . ..,.":.. =. TX
"Dou't put your finger on en- open
wound; don't put q quid OF tobacco
ON q wound, NO matter how omall it.
may he; aea's use cobwobs or hornets g.
nest to stop bleeding; don't dose the
patient with whiskey, brandy. rum or
gin; don't bind or cover wound with
a handkerchief CT rag {if you cannot.
get first aid packet uee clean old
muslin that has been dipped in boil
ing. water for few minutes); don't
sit a patient up when he is very pale
or weak; don't wash wound, and
don't remove blood clots."
These hints are meant for public
instruction for those Of the laity who
may have occasion to extend first aid
in case of ACCIDENTS. ..
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Take Time.
To Eat.
Hurry at Meals Will Semi You to,
Evans Pharmacy for Mi.o-ae
Stomach Tablets.

''Eat in haste aud repent at leisure,
ia an old saying brought up to date. -.
Hsrsy at breakfast meaus q bad
start for the day, and IL you hurry
also at the other meals, you will sooD
suffer with loss of appetite. sleepless-
aess, nervousness, fursed tongue,
specks before the eyes, hsadaohss,,
baek'a9hoa, wsakassb asa debility,
indigestion, or other ills shas are csuls-
cd by sn abused stomach: s..> + r. r..
Hero in Anderson, 40 in thousands
Of osher places over the country, hur-
~ ct meals increases the druggist 8,
business. Not a day passes that,
Evano Phasmsey do not sell severan
packages OF M-o-na stomeeh tablets
to those who have ruined eheir diges-
tion b. not taking time to eat. :@..''.> @...''..2>
Evans Pharmacy has seen 80 many
cures made:by Milo NO that they aelb
it under an absolute guarantee that il.
will be successful in every case where
it is used In accordance With diree-
tions, that is, one tablet before eaoh
meal, and will refund che money ID,
suyons whom il does not help. a
large bog Of Mi.o.ne tablets costs but
60e. if il cures Z nothing IT, II faile.s.' !:
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where he Was Fooled.

a small bat belIigorent dog vss left
in charge Of buggy while his master
attended to come business 10 o neigh
boring store. A large briudle complex.
ioned cur happened along that way,
and, seeing nothing about the buggy
to guard it, except the small dog, con.
oluded 20 help himself to some pro.
visions be saw in the vehicle, suppos-
ing that his size would bluff the guard.
TO his astonishment the small dog
did not bluff worth e cent, but, on the
contrary, made running jump, ,climbe! :!
all over the brindlo cur, and bit him in
four different places within three eec-
onds by the watch. It was q great
surprise party to the brindle cur, and,
filing the surrounding atmosphere
with howls Of pain, he lit out down
the street.
AS the small dog quietly lay down
again under the buggy, he remarked
softly to himself: II have motto. d
during my association with both dogs
aud men that nerve and activity count
for blamed sight more than size
and hair. '-Valloy (Tex.) Farmer.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-09

AND xou CALL THUS BPOEoE CAKET
for these tea tablets assI once heard
q cook apologize for her sponge
cake.
II was taking tea with some
friends one afternoon in Washing
ton when a large and beautiful
sponge cake was brought in.
"At, @ sponge cakeP our hostess
cried. And she broke it in gener-
GUS portions, and We all helped our
selves.
"But, a1asi It was not good
sponge cake. The hostess, angered,
sent for the cook.
"I thought, jane she said Bit
terly, that you prided yourself on
your sponge caker
"I do, ma'am,' replied Jane.
, "And you call this sponge cake P
the mistress went Oh. why, it is as
hard and tough as can be-
"Yes, ma'am,' said Jane tran
gully. THAT is how sponge is be-
fore it's vet. Soak it in your tea,
ma'am'"
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The coward shoots with shut ayaa.
Small things talk loud 10 th1AIn.
disn's eye. - $,sfsss:sSSss
The pnle!ace's arm is longer thai; a;kips
word. 49, =. " |NNS'h..'
When fox valks lame old Eshhft
Jumps. -. '... -. =:
a aqusv's tongue rama faster than
the winds legs. @E=:. :, .:.>.GS ,..zy.
There. 10 nothing SO eloquent % a
rastleenake's tail. :.,..= =S=>:.
a1S3:aa 55.:15 ~ rs ass 5s{a,y ;tay
pale faee skiep his sriepaa. " -. ,.:5:1.iI: " J.
), Before the palefaes came theTe. ws5
ne poison in the Indian 3 corn. : Il. i =.
There will be hungry palesaees: 90
long. .:as there 10 9ans tudiaa land; to
swallow. - !. <1 1i&
) Whom i man w.ss one day aud;
steals six the e.: Spirts ahundess
and the evil ons laughs. +. :: =: 8: .s, .ltx
There are three things it takes d
s,soDg man,ta hold--a. young wafrtaEs
. Mid herse and nauduou.ios .is.s5t1 egaaW. iva;
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thug IS exposed 20 the light of day,
and the secrets Of the underground
dwellings are laid bare.
In over.crowdcd China soil is prcc.
ious, valuable and appropriated to the
last inch by the natives. But there is
no need for anyone to burrow hun
drcd feet under the top Of the ground
to find dwelling place in the United
States, and while land rights take in
all above them and all down to the
center of tho earth, there should be
enough ground in sight for living
human beings on the top for little
children to grow upon and to enjoy
the fresh air, without burrowing un-
der ground, to seek habitation in this
land Of the free and home Of the
bravo.
San Francisco will be rebuilt, of
course, although miIlionaires have
been impovished, and the city will
struggle to reach it's former advan-
tsges for fifty years to como, but the
fire ia Chinatown was perhaps q need
ful l'thiug for the city and the nation
at large.-Mrs. FELTON, in Atlanta Jour-
nal.
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Too Effective.

How striking figure of speech pro.
duced an unexpected effect upon an
audience is related 10 the Epwosth
Hsrald:-
The Rev. Arthur E. Griugel was
leoturipg on foreign missions. not long
ago, and wishing to impress upon bis
audience the idea Of individual respon.
sibility, he made use Of the emile OF
o house on Ere.
Staring over the head Of his copgre.
cation, and pointing in the same direo-
tiou, With an cir Of the greatest exotic.
ment:--
''Look," he shouted, II see 4 house
on flse over there"
":.s spring tue audience vas on
its feet, necks craped TO see if it were
true. All but one-an old Gesmsn
aser tae front. He, Zoo, sprang to his
feet; then seeing tho direction Of tho
dager:- g.,
"By chiminyr' he yelled, II pet
you dot ish my housel'
And bursting through the crowd be
showed HE way to the door, and rushed
of at top speed, while DR.. GriDgel
picked up the fragments Of bis shat.
tered oratcry 90 best he'might. -. .-
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Tho Higher CrMlcisFs,.

Cyril Scott, who played at the
Beiasco theaier. 1eceniiy in the
"PEince Chap" tells of an old dar-
key down south who 10 inclined to
doubt the Biblical account Of Daniel
in the liens den.
lDoes' yo' mean tn tell me dot
Daniel done jumped into dat den OBJ
lions an dey didn't eat him up9' he
demanded Of q colored preacher.
fYas, indeedy," replied the par
con. -@ss -: - -. =: - : .
'Dsy aass, b. hsap circus lions
Cat bad @ 5es5i Saai=e3" Sa;s:e3!. ''''''-~.'s-~-'
'Mo. sah!* De Bible says JUS de
contrary: IL H ,gsssssg!s
MRhah does it soy datp' a4i
'Don' hit say dat the miracle TUX
place 75O B. C.?' ,.,.,,. ...,. :,
"Yas." -.S
Vel Vel, nuin'Ii 5. 6. befo. cir
euses? Huh, niggah r'--American
Spectator.
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ALL OVER THE HOUSE.
Appropriate Garniehes For varioua
Fish ard Meat Dishes.

Appropriate Garniehes For varioua
Fish ard Meat Dishes.
Slices Of lemon for fish and raw
oysters; also for roast veal and cuffs
head.
Red bects cut in ornamental
shapes for cod meat and boiled
beef.
Currant Jelly for game and also
for custards and bread puddings.
Fcnncl for mackerel and salmon,
whether fresh or picked.
Carrots cut into ornamental
forms Tor boiled beef, either hot or
cold.
Use the tiny sprigs of celery tops
for salads anu cold meats.
Sliced eggs, showing both the
white and yellow parts, are nice for
chicken salad.
Spots of black pepper alternating
with red on the fat side of the boiled
ham, which should be uppcrmost.
Parsley is the garnish most uni
versally used for all kinds of cold
meats, fish, cheese, etc.
Horscradish for roast beef and
for fish in general. When used for
fish slices Of lemon alternate with
the little heaps of horscradish.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-09
Wae Ready'fo Deliver.

In q certein prosperous section OF
New England they still tell of q case
famous in its day. Lste one summer
evening three men put up 50 the only
hotel in rhe country. They brought
With them heavy, Impressive look.
ing bag, which they deposited on the
desk. 1t contained, they explained,
gold ore worth $4,000, representing
the saviuge OF three men after years
of mining. They exaoted solemn
promise from the clerk to deliver up
the bag only when the three together
appeared and demanded it of him.
Very early next morning, however,
one of the men appeared alone, and
asked to be given the bag. He was
In such hurry, aud put up suoh
plausible story, that the clerk, who
#as sleepy and perhaps none too sober,
handed over the article, wherest the
stranger disappeared with great alao-
rity.
When the remaining partners ap-
peared upon the scene there was some.
thing doing. They stormed and swore
aud threatened, and finally brought
suit against the hotel for the value of
their lost treasure, for no trace Of the
treaoherous third man could ever be
discovered. The landlords plight
seemed hopeless; it was q clear case
for the angry plaintiffs.
Then suddenly green young lawyer,
new in town, offered to take the case
for the hotel, and was OF once eugsg.
ed.
At the trial the court was crowded.
When the young lawyers turn carne
he arose and laid q large and weighsy
looking bsg on the desk beside, him.
"Genslemen," he said, "by the orig.
iusl seRms oe ito agreement tho hotel
promiecd 70 deliver this bag when
the shsee partners appeared together
to elsia 1t. The hotel Stands sesdy
TO fala!l that promise, and when said
three apply together, as contracted,
We will deliver the goods."
A psrslysing silence fell on the un-
fortunate ''paFtners' ia The room.
They were ready to do their pase, but
the third, obi where was he?> :: z
The case wss won for the defend.
ants. The bag upon the desk con.
tanned only o few stones and old
clothes. Boston Herald. : =. . .......
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A=Pss.uiIar: II ! il, Il ]; e; 4lcl;slneidsns 8,

81 am an innocent man.
are sentencing me- 10. s.a Living Rfs I 8.
II only hope that I5 may live tSas
those who, have wronged me in the
grave of death !. So spoke Timer
Jackson Rhen he VS. sentenced 5by
Judge G, s. 3 ohnson ! of } Skaguay,s
Alaska; several mon tbs ago 70 ten
years Tor manslau ter. On5 B M,'ttlha
same day recently Trssids snt Roese.
syelt Spard doned Il . ackson and Judge
johnson ied. .5.s ssS; sSi u.
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Washina Woolona,

TO wash blankets SO they will re-
tain their first freshness use soft
water and plenty Of it. Make a
strong suds of soap, and in it i'm
merse the blankets, previously shak-
en- free of duft and lint. Never rub
the soap directly on the articles.
Wash with the hands. Never rub
on board. Rinse through several
waters, having each hotter than the
one which precedes it. This is the
one great secret Of the process. The
heat expands the wool and keeps it
soft. Shake out well, pulling the
edges straight, and dry quickly.
Wash all woolens the same way.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-09
,An OLD, saniah Lavv..

:N4 !The mediaeyal Inv demanded
that every feudal count and baron;
in the kingdom on the death OF the
king Of Denmark shall provide aa a
tribute to The. new king q good stesd:
and 8 man In steel ..ar,norT Tor iHS de-
fault must pay their equiv lent in
gold. The Danish government has
already; reminded the :colinIta and
:bsrons that THE tai .is due. i Many
are inclined to think that hesgoVa
efnment' estimate! of the valueS Sof
.an ar1notad warrior at from S35asto
$450 i'd too high. iS5 81 sss ssS
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Priest and RABBIT,

The friendship existing between
Father Kelly and Rabbi Levi is
proof against race and religion.
Each is distinguished for his learn
ing and eloquence and his win, and
they delight in chatting each oth-f,
20 runs the story in Everybody 3
Magazine. They were seated oppo-
site each other ata banquet whese
some delicious roast ham was served.
and Father Kelly nsde comments
on1its flavor Presently he, leaned,
forward, and in q voice that carr;
ried far he addressed his friend: s IA, "a,
'Rabbi Lsvi, when are you going.
70 become e: ! liberal 's enough e cat
lf >G5<{l 8, .!-5I ~: -, :siEt &
at your wedding, Father Kelly Z
retorted the rabbi. :s x e. :., y ! ,s'@;s5 S
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-09
70 RelleVe Insomnia:

4 very simple method Of inducing
sleep in cases Of persistent insomnia
and one that has succeeded where
many drugs have failed is to simply
adminie:s.v q moderate amount d u ]?
liquid food before the patient goes
to bed. This diverts the blood from
the brain to the abdominal organs
and takes away the cerebral excite
ment that precludes sleep: .. :.:...... ...: :
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-09
Good remplar Root Beer.

Good Templar Roof Beer.
Take a pint Of bran, q handful of
hops, some. tender twigs Of spruce,
hemlock or csdar, q little bark Of
eaasafrae, with roots "a handful Of
esch) Of burdock, plantain snd dock
and two Of dandeion, Boil uPcia .
gallon Of water. strain, add q, spoon
full OF ginger, q quarter cup OF mo
lasses and cup Of yeast. Let it
work, th5E tti botSiiS. 1fi t-ef II ~ : ?.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-09
8oumo Potaeooo,

For soufae potatoes boil si1 good
sized potatoes in their skins, and
when cooked peel and wesh them
quickly, and add one tablespoonful
of butter and half q pint Of cream,
a teaspoonful of salt and pinch of
pepper. Beat until light and smooth.
Beat the whites Of four eggs to a
stiff froth and stir gently into the
potatoes. Heap the mixture on
CREASED paper, q spoonful at q time.
Dust with grated cheese and bake
a golden brown.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-09
FOR :. BOTH

One disease of thinnees in
children is scrofula; in adults,
consumption. Both have poor
blood; both need more fat.
These diseases thrive on lean
ness. Fat ia the best means of
overcoming them; cod liver oil
makes the best and healthiest
fat and Il 8
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-09
Toast Better Than Bread,

Toast is better as an article of
diet than ordinary bread, says
Health, for the simple reason that
it is better cooked and therefore
more easily digested. The toasting
destroys the life Of the yeast and
eliminates some of the harmful
products of yeast fermentation, and
the action OF the heart converts the
starch into q more' digestible sub
stance. 4 - ...
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-09
.LuIiHinauis,,,: Ink

"A luminous ink may DC; made 'by
carefully grinding together lrmi-
nous calcium sulphide, and o very
thin solution. OF gum arabic and wa
ter. The writing win have 70 be
exposed to strong daylight each day.
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The Careful :laitllenaiea.

Wv ~0sSs0s "aUHsSel6NUs
Lieutenant :Bevan Of the Drake
described at 6 dinner in New York
an English millionaire. :.'..::
'"rhis man." he said, ttnevef earn
eq q penny in his life. he never
lacked q penny, yet he is as careful
OF every shilling as though it were
his last. " -. =. !. -. 80 :, -
Il once dined with him, and as it
was raining when I came to 60 I
heaitated q ittle while before the
umbrella rack in the hall. :. =: :. -.
"1 hate I said, TO start out in
this rain.' ,...
'Then I laid my hand on an UNI
brella. =; r..
"1 don't like, either I vent on,
TO borrow your umbrella =,
oh, take it,: he said heartily.
Take it, my dear fellow, and I'll
keep this stick as aecurityP"
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kesp tho Iron Hot.

The best way to keep an iron hat
is instead Of using the ordinary
ironstand, which /. let's the air
through to the bottom Of the iron,
take q clean brick and set it on tho
atovs for half an hour before using
as stand for the iNons. This keers
the heat for q long time and saves
having to heat ofteiL ~, E2 :s 9:} +! 80
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Some wemen would fat thor 10 np..:.
happily nartssd; shaa happils sanuarsS
r;ed. ;$: I, s IS 4; Is
Il ;$5s;- - During couf,ship Esn DUNES : ofj
Battery is< <qsal q; Il I Z s / pound ot seatas, 4,
mels. 9s} s.ss. 81
!, Q way 10 acani new Srssaas'
is3so inhsfis IS 81. lion ollafs,s 1 s;s| |5s
::.}S { 5, So Ia B snt tsr Ipslitics,
should arst sissrn tha ass e sside.2
sa:appisg
hasSpouId 2tihs rssni i Mbs M iY ss'Sll
ss:f9lioxea she sdyyiss M siseS Sot 3 ssfI
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CONDENSED STORIES.
Secretary Wilson's Story Of q Ready
Witted Cook.

The secretary of agriculture,
James Wilson, had been talking
about his tea tablets, boon to
travellers, for one of these tablets,
no bigger than a cough lozenge, suf-
fees, in combination with boiling
water, to make a pint of excellent
tea.
J 81 hope" said Secretary Wilson,
"that ] shall never have to apologize
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Fr,SIs, lsskG % as, 4 iS4ikl, II S

anted An 6 sasssiiSs ms
#ett l1g B in y n Esn ass q & & q IS
ssT5orsa aay Iss. d d par mon ntns Any
Scna will u proud s1o0lk sal 4 and sIr d IS shjgh
oInanh not went knppaily efs
Herd g. iss 9 yIdidda Ie istoess TTiHcts1
$spal; Church g 1HiRh s3ckt tcls..
lSriragas ashapiiss b q sslkbss bss sib.
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,csrsl lafnssl,;a.

iisis When bookcases ;xfe 81 81 ba closed:
Tor Some time spriink Ia q few dif6ops
,of the OIL of laysna asf, ,op 'fhs shelsss5
to prevent theme d1iinkuf thetk books
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A woman 10 never too unspeak-
ebly handsome to like 70 hear others
speak Of st. !: ~. E..
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q &. 3!
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d 3-- $t gold piece inS 5pnr peeket S.,
better shan q fs o. pc un1 & old SEiiek
your4 hand &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-04
Pe-ru-na the Household Remedy.

Mrs. Carrie King $50 North Cascade.
Colorado Springs. Col. writes.
Peruna has been my favorito and
oo'y nousehold remedy for nearly i've
Years. have suffered for years with
biiiousness and kidney ana liver tr.l-
bles- II ! caught little cold. the pains
were increased. ana backache and head
ache were OF frequent occurrence
However Peruna cured me twelve
bottles made me- new and healthy
woman For three years / have eniove ,
tnc best OF health I keep Poruna COM
stanty 10 my home. and II my husband
or catch cold or feel ind.sposed. a few
doses ~ Peruua never fal 20 restore MS D..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-04
OYSTER NAVY ACTIVE.
Captain Hudgins Imposes Heavy
Fines for Roughing Oysters.

-a- - Tie Times DIS a ch
lf-E MOTION. IA. November Cap
tain Hldg-as. az the Virginia police
steamer Accomac. caught several boats
toasainc oysters on the Potomac this
week ana collected Sll0 In fines he is doc
inr good work on the Potomac.
tne number u violations ~ the oyster
laws alons tic RappaAannock Is on tie
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Mother and Children Depend on
Pe-ru-na.

z j. r.. O'Conuor. $50 South Cali
f'mf Avenue. Chicago H.. First So
prano. Areal Singing Society. writes
For a number ~ years Z had suffered
from catarrh Of the head. and while Some
az tae remedies helped me a little while
taking Thorn. they did not euro mo per-
maneury. AIv child was also sensitive
70 the cold. and every little draucht gave
her 70 cold in the head. and IL used 10
worry mo % great deal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-04

Mr.. Frank w. Harris Box 23 Basic
city. Va. member 4. r. * y. NJ. writes.
II have used Peruna in my family with
very satisfactory results for the last two
yrors-
Besides ] have recommended II TO
al whom think are IN need OF IT,
II urge an who are afflicted % buy a
bottle and begin it's use az once
~ have never heard OF any who have
used L q b d-ssatislad with Tho ra.uIts-.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-04

W. g. Mahoney. Mr.. and Mrs G.. rs.
I.Uies. Mr.. and Mrs J Bradley Mr.. vs..
= Bark-l. Ai. and Mrs j. g.. Williams.
Alr and Nj. J Aubrey Euos. Mr and
Sir rir smith. Mr. james Jones' SIR.
Richard Dyson Air. George Jones. VI -s
krr4 Ford. Nj and Mrs. Louis Hart