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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-05
ADVANCE GUARD
ON The GROUND
Nebraska Democrats Will Meet
in State Convention
Today.

Omaha, Neb., March 4.-The advance
guard of the Democratic state conven-
ton, which meets in Omaha tomorrow,
began arriving today. The state Off
GERS of the Bryan Volunteers are here
seeking to extend the propag Uganda of
that organization, which is expected to
take prominent part in the coming ma
tional convention.
Mr.. Bryan will be the central figure
at tOmorrow's convention and his in
fluence will dominate the spirit of the
platform, which is expected to reflect
TO a certain extent the ideas he will pre-
sent to the national convention at Dem
yer in June. There will be no contests,
say the leaders, although it is known
that there are two or three more can
didates for delegates at large than Ne
braSka is entitled to in the national
convention.
The Principal Business.
Mayor Dahlman, national Democrat
ic committeeman for Nebraska, stated
today:
THE principal business of the con-
vention will be to present to the Demo-
cratic party of the nation the name of
William J. Bryan for its next candi-
date and to record the principles for
which he stands"
DO you expect the PLATFORM to re-
fleet Mr.. Bryan's idea of what the ma
tional platform should be?" was asked.
Il can't speak for Mr.. Bryan, of
course, but personally l should imagine
that whatever is placed in the platform
for the Denver convention"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-05

Just think of it, Mr.. Littlebrain
asked me when / invited him to our
PINK tea, If the tea were really
pinkp'
On, he thinks he's smart, just
because ne belongs to what he calls
the smart set!" brains.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-05
HEART TROUBLE
FOLLOWED GRIP
United States Senator Red
field Proctor Dead-Had
Been III Only a Week.

Washington, March 4.-United States
Senator Redfield Proctor of Vermont
died at his apartments at the Cham
plain here this afternoon, after a short
Illness, following an attack of grip.
The senator's son, Governor Fletcher
Proctor of Vermont. who was sum-
moned to the city, was at the bedside
when the senator passed away. Sen
ator Proctor was n years old.
The senator had been ill and con-
fined to his room at the Champlain
apartments for about a week. His all
ment was diagnosed as the gsip. which
later developed into pIeurisy with pneu-
monia complications, which affected
the heart, and which in his enfeebled
condition proved too much for his pow
ers of resistance. Besides his son, Gov
ernor Proctor, the governors wife and
several intimate friends were at the
bedside when death occurred. The SEN
atOr's body will be taken to the old
home in Proctorsville, VT.
Feeble All Winter.
The senator had been in feeble health
ever since the assembling of congress and
it was remarked by his friends that for
the first time i'm their recollection he had
failed to return from his usual summer
fishing trip in the high state of health
which he always enjoyed. His condition
became alarming today, and the members
of his family were notified that the end
was near. During the day his collea CUES
i'm the senate learned for the first time
of the dangerous turn his illness had
taken
The news of his dealt. reached the SEN
ate a few minutes after o'clock Sen
atOr Warren, chairman of the committee
on military affairs, was then urging the
passage of a bill to increase the pay of
the army, which is a measure that for
many years has attracted the interest Of
the late Vermont senator. He had advo-
Gated putting the army on an equality
with the navy as regards the pay of en-
listed men for many years.
No announcement of the death was
made to the senate. The information was
communicated to Vice President Fair
banks, who Immediately advised Senator
Warren
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-05

True economy does not con-
slider price.
True economy considers results.
Whites Sayings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-05
Bodies Numbered.

To facilitate Identification the bodies
were numbered as they were received
at the mOrgue. The first Identified
ton was made by the mother of Nels
and Tommy Thompson, aged and
years, respectively. The heads and arms
had been burned from both bodies, but
the mother recognized the shoes on
their feet. And so the disheartening
work went on, accentuated now and
then by piercing shrek or plaintive
moan as a loved one was recognized
by clothing or token, such as ring
or necklace.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-05

Janitor Herter could remember little
of what happened after the fire start
ed. Il was sweeping in the basement, ="
he said, when / looked up and saw a
wisp of smoke curling out from be-
meath the front stairway. 1 ran to the
fire alarm and pulled the gong that
sounded throughout the building. Then
/ ran first to the front and then to the
rear doors. ! cannot remember what
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-09
twilight.

Special CorresponIen Of The Argus
Charley Lemon lost valuable
horse one day last week.
Francis Groves and Miss Bessie
Host drove to Masontown last Fri
day, where they were quietly mar
RED.
We are informed that James +.
Menear and son bought the Mount
Phoebe farm, formerly owned by ].
J.. Squires; consideration, 81, 200.
Alfred Menear, who IS working in
a power plant at Romeo, Pa, IS at
home with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob l.. Menear, for few days.
Mrs. +. J Helm, who spent the
winter at Masontown, Pa, is back
with her many friends and will spend
snort vacation before returning.
Walter Stafford, who went to
North Dakota last winter, returned
home few days ago and says West
Vrgiais is good enough for him.
A liihe child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur BolyaId. Of Fairmont, was
buried in the Bethlehem cemetery
Wednesday afternoon Of last week
The stock Of goods belonging to
James Blsney, Of Kanes Creek, was
sold at public auction Wednesday
Of last week J. a. Sterling, OF Ma.
nown, was the lucky purchaser.
The writer had the pleasure Of
attending the soldiers reunion held
at Kingwood July 2, 3, and 4 The
reception given on Friday evening
by the citizens Of the town was
among the best features of the re
union. The patriotic ladies Of the
town worked with untiring energy
10 entertain the old veterans. God
bless the ladies of Kingwood.
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DcafncsssCannoi BE Cured

bY local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There is
only one way to cure deafucsss and that
Is bv constitutional remedies Deafness
Is caused by an iuhamcd condition OF the
mucous lining OF the Eustachian tube
When tins tube Is iuhamed YOU have q rum.
bling sound OF imperfect hearing, aud when
II Is entirely closed deafness is the result
and unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to ITS normal
condition hearing will he destroyed for
ever nine cases ont OF ten are caused by
catdtrh. which is nothing but an inhamcd
condition of the mucous surflces
We will give $ioo Tor any case OF deaf
ness caused by catarrO that cannot be
cured by Hairs Ca;arrh Cure Send for
circulars free
+. CHENEY & Co Toledo O
Sold by druggists. 7Sc
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
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GIen .ill.mns NnntiaIs.

on Wednesday. July !. AZ high noon. Al
the home nf Stou Thomas Clifton Mills.
son OF tbe bride wedding was solemnized.
thc contracting parties being Rev. &. T..
G.cnr ofBHinctou aud Mrs Hester vii.
son Thomas The ceremony was performed
by Rev. John ~ frcelsnd OF Terra Alta.
100 q vrtY impressive manner in the pres.
yu-c Of shoot rs invited guests. JheY we're
attended by Mr and Mrs - A Griffith Of
tuioutoNu Pa. MS matrOn Of honor and
o. So man. Mrs. s.. =. Guthrie PLAYED the
doing march. The bride wore 4 hand
some costume Of silver gray silk with white
Or muiuss. After congratulations the guests
repaired TO- the dining room where a boun'
ufm dinner was served. The bride re-
ceived many pretty aud useful presents
The bride and groom are we'll known and
have large circle Of friends who join ir
wishing them q long. happy, and prosperous
Iff.
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Herring.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
The glorious Forth is past.
Apples, peaches, and small fruit
IN abundance.
Married, at the residence OF Rev.
George W.White, Wednesday, July T.,
John Ayersman and Gcriie Moran.
May happiness and peace be theirs.
Another picnic was held in the
Gibson grove near here July 4 All
kinds OF dainty eatables were served,
together with plenty Of liquids to
quench the thirst. Those present
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gibson.
Masontown; Mr.. and Mrs. Milford
Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gibson.
1unnelton; Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman.
Terra Alta; Walter Stafford and r.
Shafier, Kanes Creek; Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
Der. Spencer, and Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Kee, Of this place. The day
passed pleasantly for all. DENNY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-09
Maple orest.

Special Correspondence OF The Argus.
Our crops are looking fine.
Fourth OF July passed very quietly
IN our town.
/ ". a Wolfe is still having a tus,
sic with rheumauSm.
James Kelley was business caller
at Terra Alta Monday.
Miss Pearl Ringer is visiting rels.
uves at Terra Alta for e few days.
Quite a number cf our folks at.
tended the festival at Lenox Satur.
day.
Isaac Guseman. of Zar, was a
business caller at +. : livengood's
Friday.
Leander ReckaIt, OF near Orr.was
a. Allen Cranes last week picking
cherries.
James Chichester bought a fine
mare and colt las, week ot Henry
Hardesty.
George Rodehtaver aud Victor
Ringer were business callers at Glib
bons Glade, Pa, friday.
Charles Groves was at Btuceton
Tuesday accompanied by William
Wil1elm, who has been sick for Il
few days.
Some of our young folks attended
the German Baptist lovefeast Sat.
urday a, the Salem church near
Brandonville.
Ezra Kelley and Misses Merl Au
gustine aud Susie Benson, OF near
Ear, were calling at Mrs. Elisha
Ringers Sunday.
We notice some of our Cuzzart
bows saying To- each other, "Seven
Up DO they mean they have seven
wives mp IN hcaven2
Floyd Schnopp. OF Ear, has been
making his usual 'isits at b. G.. NJ.
Awmah's. We suppose he is looking
Tor cherries or peaches
E.S. livenSood drove to Albright
Saturday aud was accompanied
home 10y Mrs. Maude Snider, of
MaSontown. who will VISIT among
friends IN our midst for awhile.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Spahr and
fdmIly,of near Ear, and Hillery Ro
dehedver of Lenox, were calling at
Henry Spahr's Sunday aud were ac-
companied home by Mrs. Mary A.
Spahr, who will visit for awhile.
MOLLIE.
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Ear.

C"rfespor tsnce of / he Argus.
Some Of our people were reaping
wheat the past week.
Curtis Niemsn sold fine horse
to Gay Gusemsn last week.
Mrs. Howard Matthews has im.
proved in health the past week.
John M. Smith, Of near Cuzzart,
was IN our vicinity Wednesday.
]. J. Kelley was up at Ben Aw.
mans on business Monday of las,
week.
Miss Ina Deal is staying with her
sister, Mrs. Clyde DeBerry, near
CuzzaTt.
Mrs. George +. Spiker and son
Earl were shopping at Hazelton
Thursday.
Curtis Nieman and Gay Gusemar
returned from visiting with friends
near Valley Point Monday.
Rev. John Freeland and wife, Il
Terra Alta, were guests at w. II.
Smiths Sunday evening and part OF
Monday.
James Kelley and two daughters,
Mrs. Homer Miller and MISS Meta
Kelley. 1t Lenox, were at Ezra
keiley's Saturday.
5. Frank Kelley aud Will Cupp
were al the station at Fncndsvillc
Tuesday and brought home grain
reaper and binder
Gay Gussman, Ead Spiker, and
Hugh Kelley were among the young
people from here who attended The
loVefeast service held lay The Breih
rem church at Salem Saturday even
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HopeweiI.

Special Correspondence OF The Argus
George Hornh is building bank
barn.
MIR. and Mr.. Walter Collins Wis.
tied a, Salem last Saturday and sun.
day and attended the Brethren love.
feast.
Kew. III. Il. Hardway preached an
able sermon To an attentive audience
here last Sunday morning from the
text, "Bu, Co."
The Hopewell Sunday school will
give box aud ice cream social next
Saturday night, July II, in the grove
adjoining the schuolhouse
Frank Cunningham is improving
the looks of his dwelling by coat
OF paint. He is changing it from
white To yellow. His brother Ed is
doing the painting.
The Fourth passed of quietly
here. Some Of our folks attended
the = chic a, P,sgah, some watched
the ball game at Brandouville, and
some were IN the harvest field or
corn field.
The following young people were
sight seeing at Cooper Rocks last
Saturday: Misses Emma Gale. En-
ma EVERY, and Laura and Pearl
King, Messrs. Hosea Gribblc, /. !.
Idleman, Jesse and Robert Benson.
They report a good lime.
The Hopewell school is still in
progress. The patrons consider It
better - sacrifice little rather than
deprive their children OF the legacy
OF al education. They have shown
their appreciation OF the teachers
services Ivy Offering HIM extra pay
to teach next winter.
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The ARoUs, $3.50 year, and worth it.
Charles Clever. Of NIorrantown, wa
in town Tuesday.
Charles Shackleiord. Of Browns Mill.
was in town Saturday
Jessie Higgins, of Terra Alta. spent
Saturday in kingwood.
Ed. llawk ins, who visited in Grafton
Tor few days, returned home.
Mn. Frank Wolfe spent Tuesday in
Function the guest of friends.
W. II. Mcdaniel left sunday for
Charleston To attend the convention.
samuel Hartsell and family. OF Peters.
burg, Fla, arr spending the summer
here.
Harley Forman, OF Terra Alta, visited
at the home of \. f. Bolyard over the
Fourth.
Emory snyder, manager Of the Elkin~
store at Brett, was in town yesterday on
business
Matha Copeman, of Bruccton, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Gay Wilson, for a
few days.
George Brown, Lenore Menear, and
Logan Lyons, Of Gladcsvillc, spent sat
urday here
Miss Anna King, OF Morgantown, il
visiting at the home of j. r. Hawkins.
of West kingwood.
Harry Squircs and wife, Of Morgan
town, spent saturday and Sunday here
the guests of friends
James sutton, OF Morgantown. spent
the Fourth here. lie acted as umpire
for the Gladesvillc boys.
Miss Minta Becghly returned home
Thursday after two months visit with
her sister at Buckhannon
l.. G. Meek, of Masontown. was adj
vanccd to the Fellow Craft degree at the
Masonic meeting Monday night.
Lloyd Brand, wife, and daughter Buna
of Morgantown, visited with his mother.
Mrs. Brand, Saturday and sunday
Mrs. \. f. Bolyard and son Howard
returned home last week from n few
days visit with relatives at her old home
Frank Van Newkirk and wife have re
turned from Newport, Pa, where they
had been called by the illness and death
OF the latter's father.
DIR. and Mrs Ravcncrait, of Oakland,
who spent a month here the guest of the
latter's sister, Mrs. Martha Brown. left
for their home yesterday
Miss Adah Cobun, who is attending
the summer normal at Terra Alta, was
in town from Friday till Monday the
guest AT the home of Felix Elliott.
The Gainesville boys came to town ON
the Fourth and showed our boys that
they really did know how TO play ball.
the score being rs to If in their favor.
Joseph Lantz, OF Davis; Charles Lantz.
OF Cumberland, and Edward Lantz, of
Nebraska, sons Of the late Elias Lantz.
spent the Fourth in town the guests of
friends.
Misses Eleanor and Beatrice Brown
nave a. thclr guests this week Marguerite
Bishop, of Fairmont, Miss Layton, of
Morgantown, Miss IIartcr, OF Phila-
delphia, and others.
w. q. Brown has been disabled 10y II
badly swollen foot since the Fourth
caused 10y rheumatism, but is now able
to navigate rather comfortably and will
be all right in a few days.
Miss Edna Brady, OF Berkeley Springs,
who has been the guest of relatives in
town the past month, returned home
Saturday She was accompanied by her
brother, j. Ben Brady, who will visit
home folks a week or 50.
otto Messenger, who has been in the
regular army stationed inthc Philippines
for the past three years and whose term
of enlistment expired recently, has been
home visiting his parents the past ten
days. We understand the yong man will
leave today for Clarksburg to re-cnlist.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-09

This IS what Hon Jake Moore state war
den OF Georgia, says Of KodoI for Dyspepsia.
-. e. Dewitt & Co.. Chicago-Desr Sirs-
] have suffered more than 40 yeas from in.
digestion. About IS months ago / rad
grown so much worse that could not d.
gest crust Of corn bread and could not
retain anything on my stomach lost ~ lbs
IN TACT. made up my mind that ! could
live but short time. when 4 friend Of mine
recommended KOdol ! consented to Try u
TO please him aud was better in one day.
now weigh more than I ever did In nv life
and am in better health than Tor MANY
years. Kodol did IT, I heep bottle con
stantly. ard write this hoping that human
uy may be benefited. Yours very truly
Jake 4. Moore Atlanta. Aug 10. 1901 sold
bY Strickler's drug store WIN Dent. New
burg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-09

Editor Argus:
Allow me through your paper TO thank
the old comrades and citizens Of King
wood for the kindness and respect that
they showed for the boys who wore the
blue in lSGl-5. / for one enjoyed your
kindness and hospitality during the re-
union eerc than heart can express, and
will say 60 all Of the old veterans who
failed to attend the reunion of 1908 at
Kingwood that they missed the best re-
union ever held i'm Preston county in
honor of the old soldiers. ! think the
music both vocal and instrumental, was
grand also the several addresses were
very good so Ear az I was able 10 hear.
Iu conclusion hope that He who rules
all things viii over bless You all
T.. VI. MErHENY.
Co. g. 81 Rod. W Va, Vol Init.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-09

The pure food law" is designed by the
government 10 protect the public from ~
furious ingredients IN both foods and drugs
II is benehCisl both 10 the publ, and To the
conscientious manufacturer EIy's Cream
Balm. successful remedy Tor cold IN the
head. nasal Catdtth hay fever. etc. contains
70 injurious drugs meets fully the require.
ments Of the new law aud that tact is prom
inently stated on every package. II contains
none 81 the injurious drugs which are re.
quir' by tie law TO be mentioned on the
label Hence you can use IL safely.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-09
GO TO MURDOCH
TUNNELTOX WEDDINGS
Rev \. MerrelIs UnItes two Happy
Preston Couples

ON July Fourth at the NJ r. parson-
age Ernest W. Burke, OF Kingwood,
and Jennie Il. Taylor,oi Tunnelton, were
united in the holy bonds OF matrimony.
The groom is an industrious young
farmer, and the bride is one OF Tun-
nclton's very best girls After con-
CALCULATIONS they went on their way re-
joicing.
At the home of Charles Martin, Tunnel
Hill, sunday, June 2l, at Is p. III. ,
Charles w. Strawser and Eyal. nc Martin
were made husband and wife. \ large
number OF friends witnessed the cere-
mony, after which all partook Of light
refreshments, and amidst the many
hearty congratulations the newly welded
couple started on the voyageof life. Rev.
T. Mcrrcls oniciated
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued by County CLERK George a.
Walls the parties being from Preston
county unless otherwise stated
John q Mason g. born in Pennsylvania
Mary Wolfe q
Bruce Moran 20 Ltvetna Stuchell. lS
Harvey Calvin Moss. IS B-rlhs Blanche
Feather "a
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Tennessee Corn Whisky.

S2.2j per gallon until July IL.
other houses charge $3.50 and $500.
Send as your orders Other goods 10 10
p per cent cheaper than other houses.
Try US. JoHN j. STUMP 4 Co,
Cumberland, Md.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-07-09

viRor and cheerful
ness soon disappear
when the kidneys are
out of order or dis
eascd.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it IS not uncOui-
mon for n child 20 be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys. Iftlic
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LYON DISTRICT.

~ l. william NJ Schacffcr sheriff of the county OF
nrvst0n do swear that the foregoing HAT is YER
wv pen've correct and Just; that have received
no part OF the taNcR for which the persons and
property therein mentioned AFRO returned delin-
quent. and that have used due dillgcnce TO find
property within my.county liable Ia dstrcaa for the
shid taxes, but have found none.
VIM M. SCHAEFFER Sheriff
Sworn 20 and subscribed before me this 3Oth iay
of June. 1903. GEO A Walls ''
Clerk County Court
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Related Returns.
Following are the results of the
recent Democratic conventions held
in Union aud Pleasant districts:

UNION.
County Commiss Toner w ShaHer
Justices of the PeaCe-A 4 Shutties.
worth and J.. a. ShaHer.
COnstables-H J.. Stcmpls and Lloyd
Dawson
Board OF Education-Dr |. X Cole
County Committeemen-lohn A. Lantz
and Camden wit
Charleston DelegateS-E !. Teets and
Jesse w Shancr
Congressional Delegates w. Loughrie
aud K. NJ. Stemple
Senatorial Delegates-B +. Ieets and
Will White
PLEASANT.
County Commissioner y Graham Val
ley Point
Justices OF the eace- Gto rge A. Kelley
and W = Cupp.
Board Of tduCation--I.uCian Wolfe
Coustables j +. Fullmer. Valley Point
Earl Spiker /ar.
County Committeeman George A Kelley
and ohm A. Wolfe.
Delegates to Cbafleston-J ] Kelley aud
Mcclellan Hartman
Congressional Delegatcs-George A. KEEL.
ley and NJ + Walls
Senatorial Delegates NJ. Gibson and
Lucian Wolfe
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XTTEST VIRGINIA NOR IHERN r. K
Wv To effect October a. fcoz

No. connects with y. s. o. No. 3 vest
bound and No. 8 castbouud
No 3 connects with y. & q. Nos "a and
castbound and No IS westbound.
HENRY IiANSr General Manager.
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AZ bargain IL taken At once, beautiful
residence property in Terra Alta, w. Va.
20 w. A. MCGINNIs, Agent.
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Lookout for hot days-cholera niantum
Don worri-use DIR. Fahrney's Ie,thing
syrup 7Sc. Sample free
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Trcspass notices for sale at this Office
Zoe per dozen
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Women as Well as Men Are Made
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
discourages and REORGANIZATION: beauty.
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REMARKABLE RECOVERY,
THANKS TO PE-RU-hA.

Mrs. Frank Stroebe, II. +. ID. l, Apple
ton, Wis, writes;
SCI began using Peruna few months
ago when my health and strength wcro
all gone, and 1 was nothing but n
nervous wreck, could not sleep, eat or
rest properly, and felt no desire to live.
"Threc bottles OF Pcruna made mo
look at life in different light, as boz
gan to regain my LOST strength. while
my recovery took nearly four months,
Mt the end OF that time was better than
I ever had been before. l had splen-
did color and never weighed more in
my life.
al certainly think Poruna IL without
arrival IA fonic and strength builder.
and 1t has my endorsements"
This lady entirely recovered from q
nervous breakdown. She did not go
away TO n sanitarium, and spend hum
dreds Of dollars for n cure. She just
staid at home, took Peruna, and I'm four
months weighed moro than ever I'm her
life, had n splendid color, life looked
bright to her. Pcruna did all this for
her. What moro could bo expected OF
any remcdy7
Man-a-lln the Ideal Laxative.