davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-25

frequently necessary to make some al
iteration In that coat. not only that 1t
may be of the required size. but also
to improve the shape. or at least to
make 1t more suitable for the indi-
vidual. The front OF the garment Is
usually satisfactory enough. although
sometimes 1t produces narrow effect
across the bust. The back Is very apt
to make the figure look round shout
dered unless 1t is carefully adjusted
to the individual Wearer.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-25
Sad but True.

Our elders give us fond advice.
With simple. sweet persistence.
When really we would much prefer
Material a$$i$tance-Yale Record.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-25

A woman's mo" doesn't mean yes
when she says 1t to the wrong man.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-25
WRAP FOR EVENING
kiMoNo COAT IS A FASHIONABLE
GARMENT.
Not to Be Worn Unfortunately,
However, for to Some Figures
It 10 Not eecoming-For In
dividuaI Adjustment.

Kimono coats. as shown In the illus
tration, are among the most fascinat-
ing evening wraps. and they are very
fashionable for persons to whom they
are becoming. Not every one, how
ever, will find her figure improved by
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
Many Disasters in Coal Mining Industry

and a Production Of 77.Ses tons for
each life lost Alabama Was third
With a death rate OF - per l.cco and
q production o. ss.535 tons for each
life lost Missouri had the lowest
death rate heading the roll OF honor
With IS and tse.7l2 ton OF coal
mined FOR each life lost
Statistics do not bear out the po,n-
Ia idea that most mine disasters re-
sGlt from EXPLOSIONS OF the total
number reported during tie last year
- deaths a1d 3i5 injuries resulted
rom gas and dust explosions and col
deaths and ais injuries were caused by
powder explosions.
he chief cause OF death among
The miners. the report explains vas
cue % ths falling @ zine roofs s-a
oozl >zch disasters czzsea lIss
deaths sld eI4l injuries
L " Parker. chief s-z-is-icsso of
r1e sz-vsy- asserts thai mach be-e5,
VII -sSzl- frc1 ne sc-io1 q congress
L 2rl1cqristius sI5a na1 70 i-yes-i-
gate E-1s disasters He szvs o-e e
-1s greatest -es6s CT IL ccai---f-f-s
i-tZs-T = TIE enforcement O, -i-t-
ls-E Discipline Il TIE operation * tie
mes
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16

~ AstiINGToN sympathy
W for Mrs. ~. All. of IN.
president She. of b.lsS.d wives
IN the land whose husbands have an
Income more than sufficient 10 a0ord
a bare living. H. nsoss TO h. pitied
Every other such ~ite In the land has
added something to the house since
returning from her summer spent
away from home There is probably
not suoiher woman In the land uko
has not added 1T ieas; one piece Of
furniture. had q room papered bought
new curtains for NJ least one room
added q rUs to the chiiarens bedroom
OF has done something of thai kind
Hut Mrs. Roosevelt has no addition to
boast Of
When she got hack to the White
House not long ago she found every
hing just as II Was when she went
away. some painting had been done
inside and out but thai is all II
might lust as well not have been
done. because the new paint is just
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16

the most convincing of proofs That
nisht could hardly wait Tor the end
Ot the evening. So that | could drae
Vincent into my room and disclose to
him my final and greatest discovery |
was So full ~ excitement over il. be
sides feeling certain pride In my vii
and sagacity which had led to the dts
covery Of SO many important clews.
that | Was rather disappointed when
Vincent received my disclosure with
indifference
Al II again Arch he said. rather
sloOmily. as he sat ross-leSScd before
my lire IN extreme deshshille. AM,
smoking his vile pipe "Nha, is th,
useT | should think you'd set tired
of pursuing the elusive gold. admire
your patience my boy. but don't take
any more stock in this 'olew' than
aid in your others When you think
that You have now fastened SUSPICION
upon each one of the six fair ladies'
who have been christened Agatha |
marvel st the ssnsiins temperanent
which permits you 70 place So much
Importance on this last nnd OF yours
Tie STOPPED. and answered him rather
sarcasticslly. as ! diant like the gen
tie ridicule % his tone or his hack q.
enthusiasm.
II seems % me" | said. that con
si3ertux how you've spen, your time
my dear hey. you are a very poor per
SON rc look Go~n upon ms efforts 70
turn this adventure Of ours 10 Some
account. The fact TIA, | have kent
my eyes oper and used those faculties
q, penetration and observation ~
which | am the natural possesso- to
discover = piece ~ information which
nigh; prove II great value. nor cr,v
u uysslt ba. also TO yoa-this tsrt
I say. Vincent. oush. hz-s.iy TO bring
lpoa ne your Ge-isior as wei as vc,f-
lack q sympathy | tC-r mind 81
e-itttus that really felt hurt. ard
Vincent SAW that ! d.G
Tie took his rspe cut Q, his month
x.4 loosei At me with those a:s- truth
fui ewes q his 50 p<-itsariy thai 1
sz-iisd izWxrtly. thea he gathered "
rs iocS limbs from uy Ssa-th--S s-s
cane ard - -SccccsG hi-Ssi, AZ r-v
test &s sat Il uy essy chair
Wen tAsre. thea he szsE. rafting
u,y hzc3 IS Il It Nes- a. ca uo--s-
O a s-nzu eAi,t -Foc- cd Arch -bs.s
tIt / make i cross. Vel !, waS =
STARE A-d bs smiled a. --,e ws-N
suce t1iNt--s O: coz,-iti-- s-t f,s-
that vas c5-iseG zs,s- ssc-t s.-uE-
sis - ls-sh g-oozssr&i-ealy
Vel sErao<s yoG Vii esxs- cp-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16

AN. mere man. rules the furniture
- and the arrangement of things in
the White House In this instance. the
mere man is Col. Charles 4 Bromwell
lie is young engineer SO youthful In
appearance that the silver eagle on
his shoulder straps. indicating the
rank Of colonel. certainly looks like a
stray bird. He Is a colonel only while
he is In charge of the White House.
Being an engineer. IL would be i'm
possible for Brom~ell to have the
Japanese vases In the wide entrance
hall of the White House set more than
a sixteenth of an inch out of line II
would also be impossible for him to
have mirror hung at an angle never
before known in the White House.
Congress In failing to provide for
any new furniture or anything else
New this year remembered that IL Is
the custom ~hen there 10 q new first
lady Of the land in the White House
for all the authorities to bow low and
ask her pleasure in regard 10 things
Mrs. Roosevelt chose the present uu-
pleasing blue of the blue room To re.
place the delicate baby blue brocade
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16

HERE is war among the washers Of
the American statesmen's shirts
and collars and cuffs. Alleging that a
combination has been formed among
the local laundry concerns of Washing
ton. tie purpose Of which is TO drive
out G: business all competing estah-
lishmeuts. in violation OF the sherman
antitrust act. the Model Laundry Com
psny OF this city. through its attorney.
has filed a request in the form OF an
injunction. in the supreme court Of the
district. praying the court 10 restrain
the association. the Washington Laun-
drymens exohanse. from interfering
with its business.
Eleven other launiries OF the city
are named as defendants Il is asked
additionally that the injunction be
made permanent
The complainant alleges that in the
defendants efforts to ruin the bust
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
Capital Laundry War Is Taken to Court

ness of the Model Laundry Company
they have attempted. and in some in
stances have succeeded. in employing
drivers of the Model Laundry Com
pany. through whom a greater part of
the laundry business is controlled. and
have made threats to establishments
selling laundry supplies that they
would be hoycotted in the future by
members OF the exchange IL they con
tiuued to sell their goods to the com
plainant
For many mouths the laundries OF
the national capital have attracted the
attention of the Official element in the
city Dinners seven nights a week
have made a great demand on immac-
uiaie dress shirts, not TO speak OF the
other accessories of a statesman's
wardrobe. Last winter Pennsyl-
Nania congressman introduced a bill
making il a penal otsnse or some
thirg Of that Kind to tear shirts. etc.
in the wash. This is the first time
the laundrymen have sought the fame
Of the railroads. and the Standard on
Company in joining the trust magnate
class
The Chinese washy-vashee< are
watching the affair with smiling coun-
rsnsrce<
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16

eears $40. I shas.xhs .Aa . ,zsas
rude
Tass k4d bees gsar saa.s rs nsn
ss.a sa.s n srcaraed ~ ass ss~; ID
aIashf % rIy ssad sd b 90 ssr ~sa
scf ssfnss fErst ar H. sisi.s ~esce
lad h,laan ~ ucErct that ! hSx per
naifsed NiEcouf ie So a. ensEck tho
sus esaairc Of such . EalaSy of i.oas.
o. 80 I pa Ca nzs haf snd strois.sd
ssIf eser tho iasn ana ae~u the ione
drive and hciurs ! snc~ a. hsi
r,sched the boitum 20 The siily road
aud had scf oui over ths lciaS. The
church party lad eune hy "a. ~ay 81
tie Esfh eEer tte iseisls. Cor that as
a shartsr rostc than the main Fosa.
A. { walked auicsiy siuue the ~ell
be.siou bath bei~esH the thickcts I
aiaf9.ed saddeuis and staapcd o. pick
up small ausi -coscred osicct which
proved 20 b. a prayer hosk 'one ef
these careless girls has drcssf.ed ~ ="
said to uyscn ior they had all car
Gamer nanae ! ~as aash a. sicd "a
reaa 90 thc nyi.sf tsis iascription
-Te ut daughter Agatha. from her
flasher. fietch.r Eosd aad the date
1850 u was. then. a Eift which k'ieich-
ct Bayd had made 10 bis daughter oniS
t~s years bciorc his death
I vas Wild With excitement IN a
ulinats. I would keep the sook. and
sume time when all the girls we're
Eafhor.d tsEethsr ~oaid ANNOUNCE.
that had ~ in ms possession aud
90. b one ~ them did not b.tras her
self BY asking me for a. But Pate
decreed that I should make my tes,
of the PRAYER book more speedily. foT
I sried IN N. distance the white h0ure
of a gir hasteuinr back The path
vas dusty and the saa vas shining
nEht In her face. so | trusted shs
had not seen m.. and putting the httls
volume down just where | had found
o.. J jumped behind the bushes The
owner of the book was locking for her
property On she came. running slow
" and slanctng cageriy from side 81
side II the pathway As she came op
the book. aud when she had run bach
again the cunvictiau that the Honor
able Agatha Was no other than Agatha
Fourth Was forced IN upon me
So reused was l by this event that !
turned my steps humsward at once
Suspicion had nov fallen ON every uue
of the six Agathas. but this-this was
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
ROUND The CAPITAL
go uAes - 0saAA.
No New FmnisAines IN the White Hor,a

Eke thaf ~s.ch h Replaced " here
isoFy shite Ercct.d her eyes lass SsE-
ter 81 ~ia - - sESs. shss ssss<H
here tke tin; wss cream or baG u
VII ssii b. cream or haG st the time
~han she Sives h up % Mr.. WiIliaas
- on March A. ls.s
New ~oaldr'i II get Ga yoas nerves.
careful hos~saAee,~sr. ~ kn0~ sAaa yes
could not do anything to change the
lssos cf things. tbai Yea couldn't move
the chihoaier over into AHosh<ss cor-
nor. oE get rid Of the csrtssa IN the
aining-rooa that locked 50 s"sd whea
II hrss came 10 yogr view, but Boo
has grown almos; tideous'
But that IL Mrs. kooseSe,i's Rx pre-
cissiy. Congress last winter did mot
make aay allowance Tor nee furniture.
carpets. ruzs or hangiBgs VI any kiRd
The allowance vas merely fog Rsainte-
nance. Thai. Of course covers any
repairs that NAV be needed to furni-
tsre. hangings or draperies. hut n
does not permit the introduction II
Bew things
Every vase. every chair. every side
table and every picture is in exactly
the place II occupied when Mrs. Roose-
Welt went swsy. The same old
throw" covers the plane. and the
fioreutine mirror hangs at the very
angle II described when the family
went to Oyster Bay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16

A CClDENTS in coal mines ot the
~ United States during The last cal
e-iAr year resulted IN the death ot
5ls5 men and injury 70 asa more
according 10 statistics made public
BY the geological survey
TIE death record s-c-E the coal
miners during rhe year vas greater
hy lssS thzS Z 1885. and : said N
have ben rhs worst year IN The his
tory Of the cs~LuirizS i-5-Szry
he figures CO not represent ths
full extent a ths disasters as reports
were -oc received t-u- some s-z-ss
having rc mine Inspectors
West Virginia reported III hssTizS-
death rate Il 1%a--I2G5 V=r ! -asse e.
uloye<. s-E this s-s-s also showed -hs
lcEsS- p-ut-C-io1 tc- each he ioS-
-s5-Sss Tors ssz Nsxico STOOD -sx-
g. he E.- Wts. 5az-k rate & has
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
GUARD voa esN. WASHINGTON
Soldiers % Herored Crose Scr Their
Motto Conquer or De-

Ny general order II dated at Valley
Forge. March Il. l77s. 100 men were
selected from the army 10 he annexed
10 the guard of the ccmmanter-in.
chief The guard then eX sting mum
aered SO Nirginians and for that reA
son IL was ordered that the new mem
hers be taken from the troops OF other
states. Ii was further r-escribed that
the men must be Americans born. 90
10 50 years. five feet eight 10 FIVE feet
ten. of robust constitution: well
limhed and men Of estall saed char.
scters for sohriety and f1slity.~ The
cfileial designation Of this force was
the commander-in-chisfs guard. but
il Was commonly known as the life
guard and Wsshinetoas body guard
lts trst couuonGant vas Can't. Caleb
Gibbs Of Rhode Island He va. in
turn succeeded by William Colfax Of
New Jersey. who had been made lieu
tenant o. the corps When it WAS iirst
brought into being The MOTTO Of the
life guard was Conquer or Die Car,
Co,fsN eventually attained he rank of
general His grandson vas SCHUYLER
CoifzN
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
Changes Likely By Coming New Mistress

on the walls of that apartment during
the Mckinley administr tration. She also
selected furniture less ornate than the
Louis XVI of the Mckinley regime.
Col. Bromwell in submitting his &C.
innate this year for the probable cost
Of maintenance and renew ais At the
White House during the fiscal year
ending June 49, 1910, set the figure at
$50 .0eo. or el5.@00 more than the cur
rent fiscal year
That means that 900 gill be at
the disposal of the new mistress next
summer. lnasmuch as the appropria-
tion bills for the year beginning on
July l must all be passed before
March 4, mere nod from the new
first lady of the land. IL she has any
particular idea OF how things should
b. done. will be sufficient to get more
money for her. even il her husband
has not been inducted into ONCE.
With $4,000 10 start with. the new
first lady will be able to get new
dishes II she does not like the kind
used by the Roosevelt family. and
probably have the wall coverings in
several Of the rooms changed. In =
Pinch 1t might - made to cover the
cost Of . ~ ~ & fusuhtuso - eahs
the place a the ugly stuR In the east
room.
During the first year of q new fam
lily in the White House the cost Of
new furniture and maintenance runs
up to about 81 .0Oo a week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
~ e~AeA Both N<aye.

John Kendrick Bangs had been con
Ofatulated On the success of his las
bOok
Thank you" said Mr. Bangs. @ani
] am glad your congratulations dent
work both ways"
Work both ways?"
Yes. Like those that were erce
Vlered TO q man named Brownlsw
"A friend said 70 Brownlow:
Let me congratulate you. I see
by the paper that your wife has pr
scented you with twins
'Brownlow smiled
mo he said. That is . mistake
The fathers name is John c. Brown
low. | am John X Brovnlow'
"'Ah. cried the other man. heartily
then I do. indeed. congratulate yea :"
Exchange.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
WHEN -cus- seowgo usLAre
Sis Excuse was Ore T-s, re~ 81 tire
Tribe ccuic Nss.

The average rswsrau-- -Sp,-tsr IL
Young man generally rot possessed
q too much money z-H who con
ss6ers hirlser lucky q he IS able 10
SQUARE accounts frCn seek 10 week
buI there Is ere nsvs-z7e- -epor,e-
n NeS York Who 6css not have 10
bother about financial --ahisrs He
ra1ss down % TIE c-&cs Z lis rA,e-
ever. day in us eve z--,---chils- II.
yo1rS uaAa Is he So = a xeA,-hy
i-o- raAzu.&ctu-e-. He : a -evsor.s-
q TIE oo-zz,co o. sz-t52 variety cu
An G-is-ncrn rs~spa-r- s-t 80 IA
has rn1-SrsG to hcl6 c- Q, lis soe.
lie showed u - lac 81 his o.cs
-oe Other uc-E'-E -Hs- IS CIV eef-c-
INQUIRED sC-s~EE- sS-css-fcAIi--
~aethsr lie thc-Sht hs ~2s ~o-N--
- a -n-1izs -swsrz-e-
The Cub rsr2s5 Is sNfv ,.,,tsss..
a saos< ~I-h rs s's-.s- ez-s
tecssc III cf t1S- 5--- Is c,o-ss<
azd struck the ol-y e-y editor eEzs
~ -s0'yizz
Wen yo1 see ~ "a, ,AueA ~
Nsss os =. G. u-s
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16

f.ssF. Nlifrud vincent ard Arrliisrii
2 "a n.sis intTusIuis su ~ The upaulug ~
tna ssors. n tnHlana. thc itttcf rulsi lns
ths tale Tn. Enr un On cffins Hnias
thsis trsls ana ssukius recreation risrsIt
tho fltsflairtisIn AEnf ha NNthlun
nf--s hand b. murh sutEhf attgr bra
3 - hrF wealth tNEr other AzsflH
N s.. hiinE are turrulUrrd 1iIs drfrHsIi
rfsffafnUf. ln an .trrulrlC uiunEsrii ulalir
tiH ~h f1af fhr real Agatha. hrirfHs
~ hS fortuus and the castle a. " So.
tnst.sfia UlE nt Nd her nruitN NnuE
Mrn AftniHirad- fun lfrfun. Waa lu untf
i,ospd 10 keep the real Agatha Identify
utiAno~n. An nttuuIt hs lcrhuur 60
sathcr Glow from th. ctar~ron fails
r.rnss. nnda odd teoks rottalutnE p.rs
turs of lrruvr lArnnssz Mrgk hHN
~hich ts exactly nke NEufha siNth. whom
10 t- ooertiuN Agatha fifth gonfua=es iifl
love f"s Ntuccut nmd also that xlt - tnt
resi h"irrss tis Hptirus her prepnzal
Mari rleWs 90 llerllt, uf the rval
Agatha prove truiIigaz Agatha fFfth
lntss contesssr she fH mot the heirrss
war~ apparently unfsiiius cisws material
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16

eraiisas sceasssa< 10 yssr ssse.. cie.
ie'..arre~ :" ss aAs<hss q -
e4d Ios ass<s~ ksss. - sfeaae
feI us-sa ~. ! go ps~s-~.Ds ose<
tbs psoss-'t1 assd As1 sas - :. IA
cent ssr isoS UAsss sa 49, 4 ID 4
sac thaa Aas sAc. ~ure a trovi...,i.
hsss,escAs sosss. and 49, s,e mo. -
tifgas Indicated psosussad a..s.r-asu.
.laeen," | SAID. is.asax .saf h.a..
~h-is tss srsssAs~7~ - s.sz
nossciax u ssse sA-4s ks A.s b.,,s s.s.
isa - nss of acsascss,y .,-ozat a...
tsui ~ ke.piss 9th his caar.esar a..
] had come TO the coacl.sssS.s hat be
had ts.sss.s o1 ~. s.,..a
~aHied to kns~ ~aas II 49, - fhaf
! eegld help hun When 4 .asks h
taEncd his head Slowly ana ,,,,il.d a.
Hse = moment soienniy. Sh.n sa4llrd
izinfis, the very ghosi OF shaf srien-
dif, h.sish snsiie os bis. SO ,hsi A uerf
10 nsy heart
oh. Arch" be sarst oss. aesers.
thiasH wrcng' sss' MS not M faalt.
how could I help loving herr
Gas amazea. What "a. the boy
talking ahosi. and ~ho ~as n rhai he
loved
Yes. sir" he ~en; On: Il ust her
four miles from town CARRYING as old
beegas ~omaus bandlc L.csuae the
pssot old thing had hurt her seot Aud
When ! drew up the dascart and asked
her to get in aud take the hunills too
she sho-,k her head. and. hy love she
wouldn't get In ti,l l.st the old beg
gar~onsn get in. too Vincent
turned to me positively radiant All.
ferhune'" he crtsd. You don't know
what 1t Is. ] love her So"
And as he stood there. his face
transagured. | srssped in . moment
the meaning ~ the whole thiuE and
the understanding struck like a blos
at my heart aud | knew hoe dear fhs
welfare cf this boy vas to M. some
how. Vincent represents to me the
things ! might have been. and am no,
the things | might have Won. and
have lost he represents the ,irsi nash
~ my own youth. And nov that !
had wasted those o1l portunities tn Lead
the selfish existence of the avcrars
bachelor. | found certain fss in
again experiencing those hrst thrabs
Of living that had been mine IN the
person and life of Young Vincent
As he stood befove me. glowing with
feeling | felt that II was for me &c
wipe that look from his face. cruel as
Il seemed. and var anger VI the wem
an who had 81 deceived the boy by
Withholding from him the know ledge
that she Was married helped me 10 dc
the deed
Vincent" | said. slowly. do YOU
moan-do gather fron your rawlings
that you honestly-cr-care for This
person." ! had risen to my feet and
as ! spoke Vincent's whole express
sion changed in a fash.
Your inference 10 perfectly cor.
rect" he said His face went white and
there was war In his tone. for hs
perceived that I meant trouble
The necessity of saving the hoy !
loved from the conseQuences of his
own folly took possession of me. and
! vas full of rage at Vincent and At
that conseiencelees ~omaa IN the gray
gown Sho had entrspped -
'fou fool" I said. patf1fS my face
close to his square. cleft chin. why dc
YOU throw away your chance In life
Ike that What do you want TO let
Yourself get entanCied With an ad
ventures forT Don't you know the
wuman's married? She confessed &c
having one husband. she may have
dozen. fer all I know"
tro BE CONTINIEp,
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
oiAl WAS oElIAvoUo
With tsssssi eessms-esin, Neat, +,
end rinsIins We~s Enerucisti~s-
Cvtievra Acted Like Magic

An eruption broke out On my
daughters chest. took her to
doctor, and he pronounced 1t to bs<
eczema of very bad form. Ee treated
her but the disease spread to her back.
and then the whole of her head was
affected. and all her hair had to be cut
of. The pain she suffered was excru-
ciating. and with that and the heat
and tingling her life was almost un-
bearable. Occasionally she WAS deliri-
GUS and she did not have q proper hours
sleep for many nights. The second
doctor We tried afforded her just as
little relief as the first. Then I pur-
chased Cuticura Soap, Ointment. and
Pills, and before the Ointment was
three-ouarters finished every trace of
the disease was gone. II really seemed
Ike magic. Mrs. T. W. Hyde. Brent
wood. Essex. England. Mar. 9. lS~r|
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
rSo at the Cane.

Austin. before punish you tell me
Why you were making so much ne,ss
demanded Mr. Wyss
4 was Just playin' automobile. pa $
sobbed the youngster.
Keep on playing" suggested Mr.
Wyss. Turn turtle le"-Illustratel sun
Gay Magazine
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-16
Hu DII90 m
sl6u plk.
4 oAeul1 - Yoksa Aeeordisq 10
oireelioas - ~ oettte, at Ne
firsl Aeoeoroaee Of tAs col1. /.

1T. JosErH. MICH, sept. 1soi.-aas'
winter 1 csueht q ssdae0 GoJI . -.
1rsetSpeI i0so - SapSeSsass csssrss
Of the head and throat, dcprivipg ~ -
INV appetite and usual good sI,iI ia A
friend who had been cured Nv Peruea
advised me to try it and ! ~ mt A,r n
bottle at once. and am glad 10 say e,s;
in three DAYS the phlegm had lonsso~d.
and l felt better, my aPprti,e returned
and within sine days ! wa@ - ~
0sS0t SD~6 ARstsA.
Miss Helen Sauerhss~
Peruna is an old and well tried REMEDY
for colds. No woman should he with
out 1t.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
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New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

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