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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
BY Ia MAnaUIsE DE FoNrENoY.

LTHOUGH the British government
~ ADOPTS the most extraordinary
~ and tyrannical measures towards
dogs, with the object of stamp
Ing out hydrophobia. rendering the life
of our four-footed friends u burden to
them. compelling them to submit to
all sorts of muzzlinS regulations, and
to n quarantine of several months on
their return to the United Kingdom
If they have accompanied their owners
abroad. yet 1t has left at liberty tho
foxes, which are thousand times more
dangerous in connection with hydro
phobia than dogs There is nothing so
poisonous as the bite of a fox. whether
wild or tame. and in almost every in
stance 1t develops rabies. What rem
ders the matter more troublesome is
that In England, at any rate, foxes are
strictly preserved for hunting pur-
poses; and that whereas any one can
XIII dog whose bite Is feared to
lnoculate the germs of hydrophobia. a
man who shoots a fox Is regarded with
all the horror due to criminal, de-
spite the knowledge that It's bite is
certain to produce rabies. Indeed vul-
picide that is to say. the killing of a
end of long run. Is looked upon as
an offense entailfng tho most drastic
Kind of social ostracism. and as on a
par with cheating at cards and welsh.
ing.
II 1 mention this, It is because OF
the popular master of tho West witt
shire foxhounds. in England. from
hydrophobia, brought on by his being
bitten In the hand, through a thick
wooden glove, at the end OF u run. by
hunted fox. which he was about to
break up" The fourth Lord Doncraile.
head Of the St Leger family. sue
cumbed. al his Irish home of Doneraile
Court. in County Cork. In 1887, to
hydrophobia. due to the bite of fox.
and another peer who met with his
death in identically the same fashion.
Atlantic. was the fourth Duke Of Rich
mond. who was In turn Lord fieuten-
ant of Ireland. and aovernor-Gene OF
Canada
Now that Disraeu has baen put on the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
TO KILL FOX MEANS
SOCIAL OSTRACISM

American stage. as the hero of a play
pearin" his name, at present being
produced In one of the leading thea
w yros in New New York; il may he
leader who died as the Earl Earl
Of Beaconsiield, was the most tenn
peratc of men. yet on one memorable
occasion he was 80 intoxicated in tho
House OF Commons that he had 10 be
assisted out of the chamber. 1t was
not altogether his fault He was pre-
mier at the time. and as such it had
fallen to his lot to speak at late
hour of the sitting. Feeling greatly
tagged and worn out, he begged one OF
ins SniPs to bring him him glass Of
handed to him, instead of containing
the minimum of brandy, which was ali
that he ever allowed himself was
n 1 with good deal more of cognac
than of water. and he gulpcd ii down
without noticing the difference.
Before ten minutes were passed he
was perfectly drunk: he began to
stumble In his sentences. and to become
lnconereht In his utterances: then he
stopped abruptly. and smiled vacantly
at the House: then he let his handker.
chier fall, and made wild attempts to
pick 1t up. like the comic drunkard on
the stage: then he suddenly sat down.
ana completely collapsed, so that he
had to be half led. half carried. ont
of the legislative chamber. The House
pretended to take no notice of this eX.
traordinary scene. tho truth of which
Is youched for by a number OF wit
nesses. including Sir Toby" Lucy. and
Henry Iabouchere. the proprietor of
London Truth" who at the time was
representing Northampton in the House
OF Commons. 1t Is the only occasion
in modern times of prime minister
attempting to address Parliament while
drunk
With regard to Labouohere, his many
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

The Tribune announces that Dr.
Frederick a. Cook. the Original Dis
coverer of the North Pole. has sailed
for Europe. Probably he has gone
over after the records of his marvel.
ious feat. and when he brings them
back with him. as bring them back
he surely Will some day, all the scot
fers who have Knocked at him Will
acknowledge that he is the greatest
discoverer OF all time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

very short period" Many valuable
facts concerning this development and
relative to all OF the coal fields OF
virginia Will be forthcoming and avail
able on application within tho noxt
month or 80 from the press of the
Virginia Geological Survey. Of which
DR.. Thomas l. Watson, of tho Univer-
sity of Virginia, is the director.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

The Rev. DR.. j. A. Seitz and his wife
celebrated their golden wedding at
their home in Cos Cob on September
20 They have had long and happy
IRE. Born In Seneca County. Ohio, in
1851 educated at Obcrlin College in
the ffties. a graduate in medicine of
the cleveland Medical College. min
lister of the Universalist Church from
1867 to 1894. when he retired from
active work. he has had long and
useful career. upon which he and his
wife are to be most heartily congratu-
lated. but chiefly because they have
given to the world such son as Don
{. Scitz, for whom we wish length of
days and ever increasing prosperity.
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DalLy Queries and Ansuers

t5,n arincna. California, Colorado
iy,ai, Montana. Nevada, New Mexlco'
80 '@ ano ana Wyoming having mors ttsn,
-"'voo.Oo0 acres each NC"
Foreign Tonnage.
| mage? s9rcign ton.
These figures. complied bv 1jni,.a
forcis, otIeau OF Statistics. show tho
respectively for two years 1oos 1oos =,
Isio), at the twelve creates, se.nnr,.
Tew York 1s.0i2.SIS and 70 Si, 90
,.ohdon. ll.so7ses and s.s22.sis, Ant.
merp' iLsoH6ss and Ii.seLe3s: Ham.
Kong .vie .ya III snd lI.247.iei: Hong
so. Rotterdam. S5o5,3l4 ana soos
Snshshai, a.os2i27 and 9,i00.3ss
,aeapooi; 1914 and 6.5s3,oel; sing
o's'4.sso.and 6.ssi.225. MarselIies
30, mS9'.eeo and I.5I5,oOo: Colombo. s.527..
s : Is and e5t32s5; CsrSTn. 5.77ii5s AMI
william Makepcnce Thncker,.
WI yon kindly let me know wh.p
Th ,n kwnere waa William Makepesce
,n"ckeray born? when and where did
name eea o en S Sfe Also, what are tn
J mo writinEs7 "'o o'
VIENNA A THAcKERAY ADMIsER.
English nov Ma1ikspeaes Thackeray. tho
Ia on July Is. 1911 He was fn,,nd
dead in bed In London on psce sp1na
rSIss. ,Tha.ekeray's chief novels are
nsts..i5Go Fair, nsi7,!sl; "pendennis"
The Neweomes" dsS Ssna and is sS;ha
NirSiniansH Gs51-ls5sl Among Ria
Yellow "G piush aG pap stoyies are The
e3ry oil Mr. Samuel Titmarsh aud the
Ureat HoSEarty Diamond" Is3TaSi.
.. ine pnr rs, Sketch Book $500
isssions,' Shabby Genteei ? s.oTy- Gnh,
Book Book Of snobs'' collected from from
na nnHn%eh;" isto: The irish Sketch
from from corn ssII' 70 S Gtss, Of Journey
Men Memo pcr. OF Barry Lyndon iisi4}
the R hHve!'Sts Ths k snb on
Loved the widower; t1s 1851 s n9~e ma.
ventures OF Philip" GssI-6a); "The
u M1se and the Ring" and Denis Dn.
pchred first in "Frasers.'' "Cornhili'
ana other periodicals.
Deep Wells.
How are deep wells made? what
are some of the deepest7 w %
lhey are drilled by various methods.
81 ndrS into the three general CLASSES
nc percussion drilling outhts--of
many kinds-are most commonly used.
ana Include a heavy drill bar or other
tool. with apparatus for lifting and
1 dropping. so as to pound the rock into
easily removed fragments In tn, nv
urauilc processes. water under pres
sure is made to loosen and bring to
inc surface unconsolldated materials
me abrasion drills carry some hard
mate rial. such as diamonds or chilled
shot, and by rotation are made to wear
away the rock. These methods are Of
zen combined, while the shallowcr
| wells are sunk by digging. boring.
punching and driving. The deepest
Dore-made in search for GOALS
al
5,572 feet deep. with a diameter OF
SO to 20 inches. the cost having been
about s1S,250 Several diamond drill
holes in South Africa are more than
5000 feet deep, with diameters of two
70 one and reeeighths inches. \
$4,000 oil well near West Elizabeth.
Pa: Is 5,575 feet deep, ton to sin
inches in diameter-the deepest well
In America, the deepest we'll drilled
with cable, and the third deepest
well In the world
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

Why is 1T that they will make corn
pudding with sugar? Because the
Yankees cook their beans with mo-
lasses is no reason why we should
spoil our corn with Just enough sugar
to give ii sickly taste All the cooks
in the South appear to have been
ruined by too much freedom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

Isn't ii strange that In community
given to temperance, men and BOYS
should scramble for liquor like pigs
over slop trouGh?" 1t would seem
that in such places there ought TO be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

Mayor David Crockett Richardson is
not the man we take him to be IL he
do not insist upon parade of the
Boosters around the race course on
Richmond Day"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

year ago in Il Kansas town a wo-
man secured divorce from her hus-
band and then gave testimony against
MIN that put him in the penitentiary.
AS soon as he was behind the bars. she
began to try to get him out A few
DAYS ago. through her efforts, he was
released and she remarked him at
once. Nobody knows why. but per-
maps she has woman's reason.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

AT last tho turkey buzzard is to be
glorified by science. The new dying
machine of the Wright brothers is to
be modelled after him The grace and
ease of the buzzards flight arc well
known. He scars, dips, glides. cir
cies, climbs and descends without ap-
parent eXertlon, and without moving a
muscle of his wings. The Wrights
nave been studying buzzards for two
years. and they have come to the point
where they think they can make ma :
chine that can fly Just like one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

the where. when and how of hay fever.
antincd?
1T seems 10 be practically confined
70 strip around the world between
me 3@d aud 18th parallels of latitude.
ana TO the lowlands. In America II
Is most common near the end OF Au-
gust and In September, continuing
ana continental Europe II more often
occurs In June and July. II is mark
ed by the inflammation of the eyes. nose
ana upper air passages With profusc
secretion and sometimes asthmatIc at
lacks. The disorder seems to depend
upon three special conditions--a pre-
uisposinS nervous state, often In
herited: an extreme local constituencies;
ana the presence OF Irritating sub
stances In the air The most common
'rritantS appear to be the pollen or
raSweed and of goldenrod though
there arc many others. Even the
emanations of animals and bright sum
shine sometimes bring on attacks 1t
Is In no sense a germ disease. and re-
ilef is best obtained by change OF
climate. the dust-frce air of the White
untains. the Adlrondacks and tho
elevated regions of the West giving
prompt cure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

State Fair, admission so cents every
day, including Wednesday, Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
M. g. IhuhIic IaniIs.

u. S. Public Lands.
What ds the area of United states
public lands untaken? LIB
United States public lands untaken
June 80 1870 were 7i1,98o.4os acres,
Ses,014,735 In Alaaka- Tho nefnaander
were In twenty-six States and terri-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

1t is said that President Taft en-
joyed new and wholly enjoyable
ride up Mount Rainier for "a distance
OF sixty miles on Sunday. But think of
the. horse!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

Pipes.
Toll mo of the origin of pipes?
SMOKER.
Tobacco pipes originated in America
at an unknown period before Column
bus. The Oldest known seem to be
those of the so-called pipe mounds OF
Ohio, Illinois, Indiana and Iowa, and
were carved from various porphyritic
and other hard stones Tho favorite
pipe marterial of the Indians was
catlinite. soft. rcd claystone of Min
nesota Tobacco was taken to Eu-
rope about 1859 by Spanish phys-
clan, burt the first Governor of Yir-
ginia, Ralph Lane. Is said to have
brought the pipe to the notice of Raj
elgh, who introduced IT into England
Its use spread very rapidly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

State Fair, admission so cents every
day, inelud.n= Wednesday,, Richnaond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

Seven Golden Cities.
What were the Seven Golden
Cities? H. D.
There is Spanish tradition OF sew
en- golden cities" 1t seems to have
been current in the time of Columbus,
and relates that. on the conquest OF
Spain and Portugal by tho Moors, sew
en- bishops. with many of their peo-
pie, sought safety on the high seas,
and after drifting aimlessly about for
some time. landed on an unknown is
land in midocean. Burning their ship
to prevent desertion of their followers.
the bishops built seven cities. Graf
wealth in gold was discovered and
the cities were built up with splendid
houses, towers and temples Though
many navigators were said to have
visited the Island, none ever returned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

With regard to Labouchere, his many
friends In this country who are aware
how deeply he is attached to his only
daughter. Dora. will BIO sorry to hear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
REPRESENTATIVE. in ca.

Miil you please print In your infor-
sehIa tives now In the National House
Vi representatives, or. II they are ia
oe increased, to what number? Also
onc reputation 10 each Representative
us II is now. or If 1t is TO be Increased
Aiso' VINO took Secretary BaliinKers
place In the Cabinet? r. Pr
me whole number OF Representa-
cording to the census OF 1901. a Rrn.
resentative 10 each l34.IS2 OF tho
By the reapportionment bill tho mex,
congress VIII contain l33 members
each representing about 2l2.ooo of
population by the census OF 1910.
waiter Lowcry Fisher of Chicago
succeeded Richard a. Baliinger as See
rotary of the Interior.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10
Making Weather.

have been curious TO know some
thing about an English plan OF making
weather that the papers spoke about a
Year ago. didn't see the plan and
wonder if II could he found H. S
The possibility of a limited weather
control was suggested by S. Il de Fer
nanti, president of the British Insti-
tuition of Electrical Engineers His
Idea was that, with a greater electrical
knowledge. IT might be practical to
dispel fog and cloud when sunshine is
wanted. and in a climate OF sufficient
atmospheric moisture to cause tho rain
t" fall where and when 1t may DO
needed. The apparatus might be an
electrical coast defense. with some
kind of water condenser for the high
land of the interior The purpose of
the former would be TO give sunshine
to the interior by clearing the air of
the moisture drifting in. and the latter
would bring down the moisture at in
land points when required.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

Full Moon.
rarity? p. S.
1t is really true that a perfect full
moon Is a rarity. for the moon Is sell
dom exactly $50 degrees from the sun.
with the sun. moon and earth all on
the ecliptio. AS the moons orbit Is
inclined to the ecliptic more than 8
degrees the full moon is viewed from
slightly obEque position. so that tho
illuminated hemisphere Is usually oval
To be perfectly circular. the moon must
be full when at a node-that Is, when
1t Is crossing the eclptic-and under
such rare conditions 1t would be cen
trally eclipsed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-10

Now that pisrAeii has been .put On enc
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-18

j. W. CLARK, a HatTalo. x tie
inspector Of the Buffalo & ousque-
hanna railroad, is in the city Tor Il
few weeks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-18

Superior Court Monday The Gynn
superior court will convene Monday
and the criminal docket will be taken
up. The grand jury will also meet,
i'ut it will hardly be in session long
as its work was practically completed
iefore 1t adjourned in January
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Fer Hartoring a Prisoner-G Ford.
colored, was arrested yesterday il
connection with the jail delivery. 1T
is charged that Ford harbored one
Of the escaped negroes in his house
on II street
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-18

Judge 6 B. Conyers returned yes.
Jerday from Bake, whe~e ApDling
superior ceG-. has cca1 il session
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-18

Romeo ct Rumptious"-This is one
OF the greatest comedies of the sea-
son, and will be shown today at the
Pastime, matinee and night
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Brunswick, a.. earch l. I

Brunswick, O., tarch 1, 1911
The returns OF the tax assessors Of
TIE city of Brunswick, for the year
1911. is now on file in the Office Of
the undersigned at the city hall Tor
the inspection OF tax payers. All
persons who may be dissatisfied with
the valuations fixed by said asses
sofs, may have such valuations re:
viewed By the, board; of, eananaers
by filing written notice before March
20. 1911. Blanks for that purpose wiz
be furnished on application at city
hall.
N. B.-File your requests for review
before March 20, 1911.
NJ D. RUSSELL, Clerk of Council $40
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-03-18
LANDS GIVES W4lTE SLAVE
CROOK TEN YEARS IN PRISON
Defendant Enticed t3-TearO}d Girl to
Ruin.

Chicago. March I7.--Judge Lands
today sentenced Edward 8. Nichols.
convicted OF epticing Elsie F-ier, IS
yea-sold, 70 Hammond, Ind. in viola
ton of the white slave" law, to ten
years imprisonment at Fort Leaven-
worth prison.
Jacob Finkelstein wss arrested on
the charge OF placing his young wife
in improper Haces in FL Paso, Tex.
and in Mexico and California, and
abandoning her. taking 5000 OF her
earnings TO purchase saloon property
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A Day $ Doing
Briefly Told

The Weather - Forecast for, today
in Georgia: Fair; warmer east
winds
creat Feature at Grand Marie
Coreln's great play in motion pic
lures, "Thelma," will be shown To-
day at bae Grand. II.
E,tinee Today at Grsnd-The US
ual Saturday matinee Of select mo-
ton pictures at Grand today from 3
to 6 p. M
"Ron1eo ct Rumptious"-This is one
OF the greatest comedies of the sea-
son, and will be shown today at the
Pastime, matinee and night
sss
Fer tartoring Prsoner-G. Ford.
colored, was arrested yesterday IL
connection with the jail delivery. 1t
is charged that Ford harbored one
Of the escaped negroes in ais A6use
on II street
Superior Court Monday The Gynn
superior court will convene Monday
and the criminal docket will he taken
up. The grand jury will also meet,
but it will hardly be in session long
rs It's work was practically completed
iefore it adjourned in January
s%
Judge Benret Employees John F.
Smith, II. w. Reins and L. F. Reins,
three white men Of Bailey. wi20 were
recently ia3io.0a h. the federal grand
jury in Savannah on the charge OF
perjury, have given bond in the sum
of $4,000 each and have employed
Judge J w. Bonnet, Of this city, to
him.
Meeting Postponed The good
roads meeting, which was to have
been held in Jacksonville the latter
part OF this month to discuss an i'm
provement of tie autornot6le r}f6s
between Brunswick aHd ne Fl, a..
city, has teen postponed. Tie greed ;
ing will be held sone time IN : T.
Steam Eol!er Finished :.,i'ts |
wick's steam roller, which has been
repairs at the plant of
Parker-Hensen Engineering company
for several weeks, has been coI1piet- !
ed and will be at work again Mon !
day. A number Of improvements will
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Personal
Mention

d. C. ysruedo, OF valdosta, is z
guest at the Oglethrope,
P. A. Hay. well-known Waycross
drummer, is in the city.
F. D. ID. strachan is in Savannah
on q short business "trip.
T. A. cull, OF valdosta, is spend
ing q few days in the city.
II. l. Covington, of Pensacola, Fla,
is in ooe city on q short visit
J. R. Bennett, Of Macon, was among
the visitors to the city yesterday.
A. b. King, Of Macon, was among,
the visitors 10 the city yesterday
]. s. 4 Davis, Jr., OF Woodbine.
is spending ! day or two in the city.
J. d. LockridEe, q well-known in
surance ysa-a Of Douglas. is II the
city on a short visit
Judge G. B. Conyers returned yes
Jerday from Baxley, where ApDling
Superior ce'5c. h2s toa1 IL session
J. W. Chart, a HatJalo. X tie
i1eDpC.tnr 0y tho Iy7{fsoIo & ,,,,--,7o
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TO CURE A COLD IN CINE DAY.

Take LAXATIVE BR0MO 0uinlne
Tablets Druggists refund money IL
it fails 10 cure. e. w. GROVES sig
nature is on each box. 25e.
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LeaVe your orders at 1920 Union
street for crochet bean caps Very
reasonable. oon
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anted.

A YOUNG MAN FOR sOoxkEe =
Err. APPLY BOX sts, CITY.
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SEE LiNAlRg AT ApoER.eTs.
HERE IS A REMEDY THAT Wsii
CURE ECZEMA. a
I'VE Prove IT,"


Why waste time and money exper9
menting with greasy saives and d
tons, trying to drive the -erna
germ from underneath the sktn when
Andrews Drug Store guarantees
ZEMO, q clean liquid preparation Sor
external use to rid the skin OF the
germ life that causes the trouble?
One application will relieve the .itcb-
ing and often times one bottle is suf-
ticient 70 cure minor case OF &c.
yema.
zENfO Is sold by druggists every
where and In Brunswick by Andrews
Drug Store and they will tell you Of
the marvellous cures made by this
clean, simple treatment. ZEMO and
ZEMO soap are recognized as the
cleanest and most popular treatment
for eczema. pinpses. dandrad and all
other forms Of skin and scalp sffec-
tons whether on infant or grown per.
son. VIII yo try 2EMO and ZNMO
soap on our ton aud
guarantee Of satisfaction or your mon.
ey back Andrews Drug Stere.
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GO TO LEWIS TO-DAY AND GER
A SHAMROCK.
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Order OF OWLS.

Meet every "Wednesday night Al
100 at K. OF P. hall.
MAN ISAAC, president
u. A, EDWARDS, secretary.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-22

modic affection of the throat. It would seize me suddenly and for few minutes I would he unable speak audibly. and my breath would be greatly interfered with. I would be obliged to gasp for breath
 'I finally concluded that it was some catarrhal affection which probably excited the spasm. It interfered with my vocation as a preacher. attacking me occasional ly in the pulpit
 'I had heard So much about Pc runa as a catarrh remedy that I determined to try it. After taking two bottles. my trouble has dis appeared. I feel sure that Peruna as greatly benefited me"
 Catarrh of Bowels.
 Rev. P. F.. Swanstrom. Swedish Baptist Pastor. R. R. f. Grants burg. Wis. writes:
 "I feel that it is my duty as we'll as pleasure to let you know that I am perfectly well. entirely cured of chronic diarrhea and ca- tarrh.
 T thank you for your directions how to use Peruna. and for your kindness to me. l have used Pe- runa according to your personal directions. and l am very glad that l found medicine which would cure me after three years suffering.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-22
DO YOU KNOW THAT KNOWLEDGE IS
 POWER?

Advice on business, law or marriage. Do you desire success your troubles removed your lost love restored I unite the separated, tell you how to gain the man woman you love. Does everything go wrong? Has your life been full of ups and downs Do not be despondent in life and give mp, there are lots in life for you. Come and will advise you
 I will show you the road to success. Tell you how to marry the of your choice, how to win the man or woman you love- even though miles away. A secret you should know.