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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-08
CARNEGIE WELCOMES BOARD.
Meeting of Trustees Of Carnegie In

Tie trustees OF the Carnegie Institution
met today at the New Willard to discuss
the appropriation budget for, the coming
year. Mr.. Carnegie was present and wei.
coined the members Of the board wher
they arrived in the cabinet room. Those
present included c. L. Hutchinson, II. L.
Higginson. c. II. Dodge. DR.. j. s. Bill.
ings, ]. c. Cadwaiader, w. H. Welsh
Carroll D. Wright. r. S. Woodward. pres
!dent of the institution; s. Wier Mitchell
A. ]. Montague. II. g.. aPritchett J. B. Par
sons. Seth Low. Charles D. Walcott W
n. Frew, Andrew D. White and Lyman
]. Gage.
The whole day was spent in the discus
sion of grants and appropriations 70,
scientific work in the coming year. There
will be a dinner to the trustees and a few
of their friends tonight.
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Piles Cured
At Last
By Pyramid Pile Cure After Years
of Intense Suffering and the
Failure OF Other Cures.

FRED TRIAL PACKAGE SENT IN PLAIN
WRAPPER.
Il feel It my duty to let the world know that
after wears of suffering from bleeding, itching
aud protruding piles, that could not sleep.
walk or sit down without pain. Pyramid Pile
Cure has almost entirely cured ME and this with
only a trial treatment and one box. l am using
the second box and feel viii be cured soon.
". 3. Langley. Atlanta. Ca. Il. +. D. No. =,
Box ,.
These unsolicited testimonials show by
The hundreds. Pyramid Pile Cure is on sale Al
every drug store price fifty cents. This tells the
tale Of Its popularity and its merit
Send US your name and address and we will
send yon q trial package in pain wrapper BY
mail free. Address Pyramid Drug Co.. l53 Pyra-
mid Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
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ANAcosTIA HOME BURNED.
Blaze in Woodshed Destroys Resi
dence of w. D. Barber.

The resident of William ID. Barber. on
the Wheeler road, Anacostia. was totally
destroyed by fire this morning at 10
o clock. The blaze originated in shed
in the rear OF the house. which was Of
frame. \ resident of the section who was
passing turned in an alarm OF fire. which
was responded to by No. Chemical
Engine Company.
BY the time the f1femen arrived on the
scene the flames had spread to the house.
and despite their efforts 1t burned like
finder. \ portion OF the household goods
was saved but the balance valued at $780,
were destroyed. The damage to the resi-
dence is estimated at $1,000. which is said
to be covered by insurance. The property
is owned by Mrs William Burr OF 10th
and * streets northwest.
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co1oRED WOMAN DROPS DEAD
Falls to Pavement After Receiving
q Drink of Water.

Mary Donaldson, coiored. walked into
the yard Of DR.. NJ. +. Finley. 1925 street
northwest, shortly after 6 o'clock this
morning and after receiving drink of
water from maid suddenly fell to the
pavement and died
The4.police of the third precinct were
notified at once and the body was taken
to the morgue. The woman resided at
10th and NJ streets northwest and was
employed in the nedghborhoed. She was
on the way to her place of emp .oyment
when she was stricken.
Coroner hewitt was notified and will
view the remains this afternoon.
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Five Auto scorchers Fined.

Five cases OF auto speeding made their
appearance In tine Police Court this
morning. In all Of which. however. the
defendants failed to appear for trial and
forfeitures Of collateral, ranging from s.
to SO, were registered. The names of the
several defendants and the different for
FIXTURES were: Edward Egbert. s.; Samuel
Lucas, $40; Samuel Small, s.; Randall
Hagner, So, and Frank Smith. s.. The
arrests were the result Of excessive
speeding on Connecticut avenue. l4th
street extended and Fl street, policemen
from the third and tenth precincts max
ing the arrests.
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Building Permits Issued.

The following building permits were is
sued today:
To r. A. Blundon, for six two-story
brick dwelling from IS 10 IS Bryant street
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No Copyright in Ideas.

From La Nouve.le Revue. Paris.
Ideas are the common inheritance of
mankind. Show me the writer, howe -er
fair he may be, who has never borrouo0
an idea from another author.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

THE Mexico Ledger has always been
opposed to bonding the city for
municipal ownership. Along this
line the following from the Galloway
County Gazette will be OF interest:
"Bond issues are usually undesirable
but the issue to be voted by the citi-
zens of Fulton at the April election
should be carried. The city mas ex-
pended 500, 200 in improving its water
and light plant and 5000 more is
needed to complete the job. The
Gazette does not know how wisely
the money thus far expended has been
used. Whether wisely or unwisely
spent, it is impossible now to retrace
the STEPS Of the council. The present
question is whether the city will spend
So, 900 to make $4,000 worth OF i'm
provements efficient. Considered in
that light, it does not seem that there
can be reasonable objection to the
bond issue. 1t Is Out Of place to ex-
plain that the need for this proposed
bond issue does not result from q re-
duction of the city revenues because
of local option or from other causes.
The revenues received from licenses
and general taxation go into the city's
general fund and are used In paying
officers salaries, improving the streets,
and meeting the Thousand and one
expenses Of the city. The proposed
bond issue is for the purpose OF secur.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02


TIE tragic death OF Hon. w Fl,
Kennan, who committed suicide at
Hospital No. 4, Pennington, NO., Fri
day morning, while not entirely un.
expected, casts . gloom over Audrain
county. Mr.. Kennan had been In bad
health for some time, but it was
hoped would soon be better, and was
expected home sometime 10 April.
The deceased, as a member OF the
Missouri Legislature, was . faithful
and honest representative Of bis
people. He was active In politics,
always favoring every measure that
would tend to the uplift Of the
community. At the time of his death
be was a member of the board of
directors Of the Ex-Confederate Home
at HiggiDsville; and as q matter Of
fact, the founding OF this Home was
largely due to bis personal efforts.
Mr.. Kennan was q faithful public
servant, a brave soldier, a CONSTANT
member Of the Baptist Church, and a
loyal friend. His death is q decided
loss to the State.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

after which Mr.. Kennan practiced hi
profession alone.
The first civil office held by th,
deceased was In 1871 when be wa
elected City Attorney Of Mexico ant
succeeded himself the next term. Ii
1884 be was elected Representative o.
Audrain.
He was a Democrat and was one ol
the most active and In fluential ad
herents Of this political party ia Aud.
rain. He was chairman Of the Demo
cratic Central Committee Of this
county for six consecutive terms, and
as such inaugurated the system Of
selecting delegates for all committees
cot, by school districts. He was also
one Of the most influential friends Of
the Ex-C Confederate Home at HIpgen-
sville,and was one Of the prime movers
In Its behalf from its inception to the
time it was taken over by the state In
1897.
William Fl, Kenpan was married to
Miss Cordelia P. Jenkins Of Boone
County November 2, 1871, who died
November %, 1898. He is survived by
three daughters and one son; Misses
Hattie and Carrie, and Mrs. w. D.
Mason Of Audrain coundy, and Chnr
chell Of Boone.
The deceased was a member Of the
Baptist Church and Of the A. o. q.
W. Lodge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02
F0lk,s campairn Po.tnonsd.

Jefferson City, Mo-, March 25-It
is understood here that Governor
Folk will noe open his campaign for
United States Senator until early next
month. His opening speech, In which
be will outline his platform, will be
delivered at st. Joseph. Originally
it was the Governors intention to
have opened his campaign in the
middle OF March, but because the
municipal campaign is 10 progress In
st. Joseph, be deems it best to wait
until after the city election.
1t was in St. Joseph the Governor
opened his gubernatorinal campaign In
1904, and be long ago determined to
open bis Senatorial campaign In the
same city. Perhaps he thinks it is a
auspicious location from which TO-
launch political hopes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

Missouri Guards. His first impor
tant engagement was the battle oil
Boonville, and then fought In the bat
tie Of Lexington. Afterwards, he was
transferred South and there passed
through many hot engagements and
made many wearisome marches. He
entered the services as q private in
Company "O', sixteenth Missouri In
fentry, @. s. A., commanded by Ool
Levin M. Lewis, Of Clay County, and
which was a part of Gen. Monroe N,
Parsons brigade. He was first pro-
NOTED to be Fourth Corporal, then
Fourth Sergeant, and was next made
First Lieutendant after which be took
the place of Adiutant Of the Regi-
ment On June s. 1865, he surrender
ed at Alexandria, La, nearly two
months after the surrendered OF Lee.
During the administration OF Gov.
Stone, the deceased was commissioned
as one Of his military staff and had
conferred upon him the rank of Briga-
der General.
After the war the subject Of this
sketch returned to his home In
Boone county, and soon thereafter
resumed the study Of law, winch lie
had begun before the war, under the
direction Of Hon. James NJ. Gordon.
He was admitted to the Bar In 1869
at Columbia. September 26 of the
same year be came to Mexico, and
began the practice Of law in the Office
Of Chas. Fl. Hardin, and re-
mained with Hardin till he retired. In
1e74 the law firm of w. II. Kennan
and D. A. Mcintyre was formed and
they remained in partnership until
1880 when Mcintyre was elected to
he Attorney Generalship Of Missouri,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02
GEN. W. H KEEEAE coMMITT.
I'D SUICIDE AT HOSPITAL
NO. A, LOCATED AT FAR
MIHGToE,FRIDAY MORN
ING BY sFRAEGULAT-
ION WITH AT0wEL
Remains Were Brought to This City
Saturday and the Funeral Was
Held From the Baptist
Church Sunday Afternoon
--His carser Was An
Evensful One.

Hon. W. II. Kennan, who went t,
Hospital No. at Pennington Mo.
sometime ago CT bis own accord OF
account Of Ill health, committed sui
eide on Friday morning, March 27, b,
strangling himself with towel. Mr
Kennan was troubled with melan
cholia but his health had been i'm.
proving, and 1t was thought that be
could come home sometime In the
course OF week or so, but he seemed
70 fear that he would get sick again
after he came home. The night watch
went to bis sleeping room at $50 in
the morning and found BIN all right,
ana asked him how he was. The
watchman also asked him II he want
ed the window closed. Mr.. Kennan
replied no, that he wanted TO sleep a
little while longer, and leave the win
dow up. When Mr.. Kennan did not
come TO breakfast about seven o'clock
an attendant went to his room and
found that he had taken a towel and
wrapped it around his neck and gotten
upon chair and fastened the towel TO
water pipe, then jumped of the chair,
strangling himself TO death.
Mr.. Kennan was a great favorlte
with the officers and attendants OF
the Hospital and all regret his death
very much.
Mr.. Kennan was an active, progress
I've citizen OF Mexico taking an inter-
est In all public matters. AS a mem
ber OF the Legislature from Audrain
county, and as a member OF the board
OF directors Of the Ex-Cunfederate
Home, he did faithful and honest pub.
lie service.
Tne career Of Gen. William Fl. Ken
nan has been most eventful one,
In war and In peace, in public and in
private life, he has discharged every
duty with CONSPICUOUS courage and |
fidelity. Mr.. Kennan was born Sep
tember le, 1889, in Boone County Mis-
souri,. He was educated In the COM |
mon schools Of Missouri and the State
University at Columbia.
Scarcely had be completed his
schooling at the University, when the
war Of rebellion began. True to his
Southern origin he espoused thee cause
Of the Confederacy,and enlisted in the |
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02


THERE are politicians In Washing
ton who predict that the battle Of 1908
will be q tariff fight In spite Of efforts
to suppress it. There is chance that
minor issues will be forced into the
back ground and that the Democratic
party will summon all colors and
shades Of Democrats to rally to the
tariff issue. 1t Is well understood
that tariff revision is going to be o
mighty tough job-the toughest, with
out doubt, that the Republican party
ever undertook--and it with be miracul-
GUS II 1t does not turn out more of a
log-rolling than q revision. Every
special interest will be on hand de-
manding riveting and strengthening
Of all the monopolies it now enjoys.
This is what tariff revision by its
friends means.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

publican, democrat, mug-wump, OF
whatnotl No, gentlemen, 1t cuts no
ice as to what party you belong TO, OF
what church you affiliate with in this
case, 1t Is simply a question whether
you will vote "for the sale Of whiskey, .
or against the sale OF whiskey. .
That's all there is to 1t. When you
lay your head on your pillow at night,
and there is no one between you and
your God, think seriously over this
question and act according to the
dictates OF an honest conscience, and
we feel sure you will cast your vote
against the sale OF whiskey."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

THE FaJette Howard County Ad-
vertiSer editorially says: 'The liquor
League is sending out circular letters
trying TO defeat the success Of local
option In this county by attacking
the past records Of such men as Hon.
U. 5. Hall, president Of the County
Local Option League. The awful
Indictment the Liquor League makes
against Mr.. Hall is that while in con-
gress be changed from tsilver bugn
to agold bug" Now, in the name of
all that is honest, fair and just, what
difference does 1t make what kind Of
q "bug" you are when 1t comes to
voting on any moral issue? Whether
you be ''gold bug.n ''silver hug'' re-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

q. H. Harris and Miss Clara Miller
we're married at the home Of the
BRIDES mother, north Of this city,
Wednesday evening. Miss Miller is the
accomplished daughter Of Mrs. Annie
Miller, while the groom Is a well to do
farmer living north of this city. Mr..
Harris and bis bride will reside
on his farm.
The Ledger extends congratula-
kfnna
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02
Middleton BUYS Horses.

Ben Middleton bought seven horses
here for the big combination sale
which win be held In Mexico, April
2, 8 and A. He got a bay saddle horse
from DR.. W. e. Angel, Of Rocheport
for sl75; a gray combination horse
from John B. Robinson for $500; a
sorrel Reade harness mare from Speed
Mitchell for 1925; a small brown har-
ness gelding from Lee Griggs for s1I5;
saddler from W. d. Frost, Of Mill
lersburg, for 5000; harness gelding
from Haden Carter for s1eO; q saddle
horse from Everett King for sl75.--
Columbia, mo Tribune.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02
MEETS IN MExICO.
Audrain horticultural and Bsekeepers
Association

The Audrain County Horticultural
and Beekeepers Association will meet
at the court house in Mexico, No,
April 8, Up. 10.
PROGRAM.
f. e. Wentz, paper on Bees and
their Relation to Horticulture.
J. W. Rouse, paper on Bee Culture
In General.
Logan Bybee, paper on Strawberry
Culture.
Jas. Metcalf, paper on Blackberry
Culture.
A paper from G. I. Tlppin. Sec. Of
State Board Of horticulture, on the
Benefits of Organization" will be
read. This paper is full of thought
and should be heard and studied by
every fruit grower.
There will be query box II you
want to ask any questions.
Come. Everybody invited, including
the ladies.
W. L. Kent, Sec.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

r. d. RoDeHRs, James Sallee and
Dr.. p. 5. Cave have served on the
Mexico School Board faithfully and
well. Their time expires at the spring
election, and it seems generally con-
ceded that they will be unanimously
reelected. Members Of the school
board receive no salary, and very often
their work is not properly appreciated.
The school district is TO be congratulate
ed when the services Of representative
business men can be secured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

I2z9N NAEAsEY has bought the
Nf Metsil fesIdence on East Liberty
zf<<6z. srd . nov In favor Of paving
atA4 zAproHshinre. Mr., Ureasey says
ei'sx Ae N2s f>Ying In front Of three
n'sezs d pz9Nsrty be owns, and would
ilF1 Y htvz II IN front OF every foot
q E<zI 1s1a1e he has. Mr.. Creasey
agrees WIN 1he Ledger that 1t is the
H&I o 1akIzz Mexico q city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

With bloody rock on his breast
and showing signs Of having been the
victim Of brutal assault, Edward
|Sammons, Of Mexico, Mo, was found
unconscious on East White Oak street.
Independence. He was taken to the
police station, where Surgeon O'Dan-
iels dressed his wounds. He was un-
able to make a statement. 1t was
discovered that be had asmall amount
Of money with him before be was as
saultedwhich was missing, and the
police believe robbery was the motive
Of the assault. Heis in a dangerous
condition-Kansas CITY Journal
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02
Schultz Miller

Mr.. Conrad Schutte and Miss Alice
Millerwere united In the holy bonds
OF matrimony, Wednesday evening, at
8 o'clock, at the home of the brides
parents, EMr. and Mrs Rudolph Mil
Ter, Rev. Weltke, Of the Evangelical
church Of Wright City, Mo, offlciat-
ing. A large number of relatives and
friends were In attendance.
The bride is one OF Audrain's most
lovely young ladies while the groom is
a prosperous farmer Of this county.
Mr.. and Mrs Schultz will reside
on bis farm southeast Of this city.
The Ledger Joins their many friends
in wishing them a long and happy
life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02
Odd Fellowa TnstaIl

March 1lth Mexico Emcampmenb
No. 1877 /. 0. 0. r. at their regular
meeting installed the following offi-
GERS for the ensuing term.
L. R. Larkin, FL. p.
S. A. Key, Chief Patriarch.
]. r. Towson, s. w.
T. A. Williams, J. w.
Edgar Threlkcld. Treas.
John w. Howard, Scribe.
The following are the appointiye
officers; j. +. Miller, W. N. Boatman
J, W. Platt, Claud Powell, Frank FL
Ter, s. J. Sanford, J. H. Wayne. Jas.
Squires and E. L. Johnson.
Q. L. Staples, D. D. G. p, offlciat-
ING.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02
;|hRS.J.C.RUSSELL.


Mr.. John @. Russell, $40 County
Street, Portsmouth, Va, writes
regarding his wife's case as fol-
lows:
II thought 1t would be doing
but justice to your great medicine
to tell you what 1t has done for
my wife.
1.-TWO years ago the doctor called
ut our house, on an average, three
times q week, In attendance upon
my wife, who was suffering from
acute indigestion. Her suffering
was SO great that nothing but
morphine would give her relief.
"While on visit to some friends
In Narfo1Ir aha had an nffaa1r aud
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

George T. Tippin, secretary OF the
Missouri State Board Of Horticulture,
viii deliver an address on "The Bene
efits Of Organization before the Au!
drain County Horticultural and Bee
Keepers Association, which meets in
Mexico April sixth at 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon. There should be a large
attendance at this NEE ting, as Mr..
Tippin's address promises to be most
Interesting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

The case of Sarah G. Everhart VS..
Wabash 3. r. Co., which was taken
to La Plata, on change of venue
from the Audrain County Circuit
Court, tried there this week, was de-
cided in favor Of the plaintiff, the jury
returning verdict for $1,000, the full
amount sued for.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

In answer to the report that the
farmers could not get the highest
market price for produce in Mexico,
Mr. Q. W. Strain, who represents the
United States Packing Company here,
Informs the Ledger that he pays the
top price for all kinds of country pro.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

aH fol'oHing property owners on
NQfsA aeiief4on street have petition
"a fQF stresz Faving. W. w. Johnson, q.
F 4'4zIstn y q. Morris, ). P. Guth-
zia @ "a FHnneman. ]. A. Lewis, g.
g t1E1sI|s 4, B. Norris,S. d. Little,
le. 81 =z4pkett, Mrs. VIM. Steffens,
#tt *5Nliazsa August Meyer, Paul
z3'.asaz, Mzs4 johnson, Effle johnson
E!<1 t8IiN&8H. undy and Fl q. Meyer.
'Rfite ~ 1lla way to make Mexico
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

SPHznlissl u the death Of Hon. B.
= Isaoke the Centralia Courier
saioozIkilY rs: Mexico loses another
zlsl|ll 1l h al.n this week in the person
e fsn II, InDke. Pure In thought,
sl<sr s. t|.9sch, kind and generous in
asr' HE 80 one Of earth's noble
a,e1 hampton Of the truth,
ks'e zzIz||. the needy, the defender
II tt1 lne advocate Of theright,
Als I'oz 111Hzed for good in the secu-
-. saele| I'D spiritual world. Sen
.CcEz #es - soul Of honor and left
~ zzaas ne rich legacy Of a good
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

duce, eggs, poultry, etc. He says that
he is now paying a half cent less
than st. Louis This seems to be
satisfactory, for Of course produce is
not worth as much in Mexico as it is
In larRe cities.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02
HOUSE BURNED.
Mason Creasey's House on his Farm
Destroyed by Fire Wednesday
Night = May Have Been the
Work Of Incendiariss.

The farm house belonging to Mason
Greasy of this city, situated about
two miles west Of Mexico, was destroy
ed by fire Wednesday night. The
origin Of the fire is not known as
there was no one living in the house,
but 1t is supposed to have been start
ed either from a careless passerby or,
IT was the work Of incendlances.
The loss Is estimated at about 1880
partly covered by insurance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

XfzH sixeEk Just north of the hitch
laf rex leg VII likely be paved this
spfill. &k Shoush has expressed his
SI'|.6eliezz md as the city owns one
4|16 i ma 8keet for the entire block,
zi'|s Iz'fEzsement can be made at
61ss. # tbs aIty desires.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

NkHHk H9QtDn IS an ell around
hNatieE # shoe salesman be had
III of 1lae hQ5S beat, and now as tie
man Enf i6z Wabash ne delivers the
goods even III prairie towns. Mr..
Nzpfen ~ safeitisiDg and hustling is
aseuFIaa aIase ties for the Wabash
1aleA zheY aakf got before In the same
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

4'zz Xe#i6lIa Mail editorially says;
80. = NAzAnIt, editor Of the Farber
Form. Is A8Ing mentioned as candi-
Aass Eak Hspresentative Of Audrain
eeRaz4. W. bis friends are urging
nl2 g tazsz the race he is able and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

ts885 5As ssRuM Is one Of Mexico's
1's< sNktzprisIng citizens. and has
zIszz 9p ||z&nce 10 the growth Of our
Aity a4'iisfE md State. He is always
E9|IAz tIlzslf ht work, aiding every
- hiOh tends to make Mex
+ takes men like Drum to
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

The st. Louis Live Stock Reporter
says: W.. J. Brown, shipping from
Audrain county, Mo-, sold Is beef
steers averaging 1862 lbs that sold
close to the top Of the market at
$500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

ing money for special municipal
enterprise which Is no way supported
by or dependent upon the general
revenue. II will be well to keep this
fact In mind ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

The democrats have just nominated
George McIntire for marshal over in
Fulton. This man has held the police
job In the capitol of Galloway for SO
years. He is an excellent ofiieer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

English Spawn Liniment removes Hard,
Soft Or Call0used Lumps and Blemishes from
horses; also Blood Spavins. Curbs, Spllnts.
Sweeney, Ring Bones, Stiles, ,Sprains, Swollen
ThroatS. Coughs, etc. Save $50 Dy use of one
bottle. A wonderful Bemish Cure. Sold by
J. r. Liewelyn, Druggist. 30-egt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02
Gained Thirty
Pounds.

In o half hour, and her pains passed
away. Since that time my wife hiss
gained thirty pounds.
"Wearenever outof Peruna. When the
children or I have . cold we take some Of
mamma's Peruna. ind Il has cut my
doctor bills down to almost nothing.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-02

HkaR aSe quite number Of young
|l.ta anH apne young women in Mex.
it2 Nhq should get off the streets and
lslko fho ah0e factory.