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SOUTH BURLINGTON.

Spear street school was presented Feb.
ruary with Il beautiful crimson and gold
satin banner by Superintendent G.. ID
Howe of the Essex Junction public schoo
union, comprising SO schools. for the high
est percentage Of attendance.
The funeral of Edward Bartemy. who
died at his home Friday after a long i'll
ness. was held Sunday afternoon at ST
Joseph's Church. The interment was in
Mount Calvary cemetery.-Mrs. l.. L.
Hayes attended the funeral of her sister,
Mrs. Lena Mahon. in Proctor saturday,
who died Thursday after a short illness
with pneumonia. She Is survived by her
husband and two small children-AIr. and
Mrs Walter Aldrich and daughters.
Florence and Gladys. went Saturday TO
Colchester to see her mother. Mrs. j.
Kennedy. who Is in poor health.-Nirs.
+. A. Barton of Burlington Is visiting rel
atives in town for few days
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Snake nm and Lena Holmes from ,ho
jackson district for their vacation. Mrs
Maria Irish IS ill.--NIrs. A. W. Hammond
has been called to Maine by the illness
OF Mr.. Hammond's mother.
The Rev. c. NJ. Redstone is at Georgia
this week assisting In special meetings
Mrs Henry Allen of Enosburg Falls le II,
her brothers, J. 70. Wagner.-Mrs T. c
Isham of Burlington was in town Tuos.
day.--The Rev. ID. II. Strong attended
the meeting Of the ministerial associs.
ton In Burlington Monday. A. Kan.
nedy and daughter. Laura, spent NVed.
ncsday in Lincoln with his brother w +,
Kennedy Mary Latin OF East
Georgia is the guest of Miss Ella Wood
Tho Village Improvement society met
with Mrs. G. l.. Sanderson Wednesday,
Hiram jackson Of Westford was a g7los,
at David Holiness and George Minckler's
Tuesday
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SWANTON CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Donaldson. who
live between the reservoir ard tho
quarry We're given an informal reCep-
tion Thursday night by about so Of
their friends and neighbors. An en
joyable evening was passed In social
intercourse and refres hmcnts were
served. Two handsome rocking chairs
AM sum Of money were presented
as n small token of good will Mr..
and Mrs. donaldson have recently re
turned from their wedding trip from
the home Of the bride who was Miss
Lottie Stcarns, in North Attleboro,
Mass.---Nohle r. Mcrrick OF the east
road was given a postcard shower by
about 80 of his friends. January 81. in
remembrance CT his 69th birthday
Miss Mamie Dolan and Miss Doris cat
lin were in berkshire for the week
end.-Mrs. James Wagner of the east
road entertained a lunch club social
Thursday afternoon
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with her husband and during the serv-
Ice complained of shortness of breath.
she remained through the service,
however. and while walking home be-
came worse and was assisted into the
house of DIR. G. NJ. Ferrin by her hus-
band, whore she died shortly after
wards
A Loyal Temperance Legion with 3:
members has been formed here with
Mrs. O. T.. Cox and Mrs. s. Fl. Hollcy
as superintendent. The officers are Presi-
dent, Alliene Teachout; secretary, Harley
Drury; treasurer Gladys Gilbert. The
next meeting will he held February 90
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RICHMOND.

Thcre was n regular meeting OF
Friendship Chapter of Easter Star in
Masonic Temple Tuesday evening and Il
dance TO members and invited friends
after the meeting In *. of i. hall.-Mrs.
lnoz Bessett of Montpelier was the guest
Of Mrs w. w Miller Sunday.-Quoen
Esther lodge of Rebs Aans will give II
whist party in I. O. O. T. hall Friday
ovoning.-W. W. Miller was the guest
of his parents in Randolph over Sun
day.--The Misses Ruth Hilton and Edith
Bashaw and T.. H. Walker OF Middle
bury College and Frederick Shepardson
of tie University of Vermont were at
their homes here over Sunday.-Joseph
liuly is at the Fanny Allen hospital
whore an operation was performed Mon
day.--Mrs. Bailey is seriously i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs NJ D. Dim
ick.-NIrs. Abbie Gallup is at her home
in Swanon.
John Morton left for Swanton Saturday
on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andrews who
have been at the home of Mr. and Mrs
i. T. F'lagg have returned to shelburnc
h. \. Williams is visiting his sister
Mrs. a. G. Fay. in Milton.-Twenty-
seven members of Samaritan Lodge. I.
q. q. F., were in Waterbury Tuesday
evening. where they did degree work.
William Lee, who has been n guest ut
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Green, has
returned to Quchec.--P. +. Green of
Bristol was recently the guest of his
mother. Mrs. William Green.--Mrs. Guy
Rochoeau of Waterbury is visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Il. T. Freeman -
Miss Slayton of Boston has been the
guest Of her sister. Mrs w. r. Lovilctt.
Louise NJ. Smiley Circle of Kings
Daughters served a hash supper at the
Unvcrsalist Church last evening.
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ENOSBURG FALLS.


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FLETCHER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Spauld,rg celc-
brated the 5Oth anniversary of their
wedding Tuesday, A large number OF
friends were present, sum OF money
was left as token OF esteem-7Mrs. Il,
w, Corse has returned from Cambridge,
where she has been caring for Mrs. Iu-
cius Parker-Mrs Carrie Boomhowcr,
who has been spending the winter In Bos-
ton. arrived home recently and Is now in
Fairfax caring for her sister, who is ILL.,
Patrick Salone died Monday evening after
a short illness.--Cephas Carpenter. who
had been "A resident of this town for many
years, died In Boston, where he was
spending the winter with his daughter,
Mrs Jennie Rogers. The remains We're
brought here Saturday, The funeral was
held at the old home. the Rev Mr.. Trill
OF Jeffersonville officiating NJ. l.. Hicks
of Fairfax had charge, Mrs Edmonu
Crosier Is suffering with rheumatism
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BERKSHIRE.

Miss Kate Bordo. who has been visit
ing her father. Julius Bordo, returned to
Laconia, Y. H., Friday. Mr. and Mrs
Harris shower of Burlington visited Mrs.
showers mother. Mrs. Lillian Thompson,
Monday, February THE Dorcas
ciety met with Mrs l.. Frances Joley
Wednesday, The Rambler Whist club
held its last meeting Tuesday evening.
Part of the evenin- was spent in dane
in-, the Franklin orchestra furnishing
music. Ethan Thompson is spending a
few days IN Burlington with his sister.
Mrs. Harris Shover.-I.. y. Sinclair and
Mrs. Lillian l.amos of Enosburg were
married February THE ladies of the
Second Conversational Church will serve
a sugar social in the church parlors
Tuesday evening, February l3.--Miss
Caroline Kowen of Lowell, Mass, Is
visiting a the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. \. n. Bowen.
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GEORGIA.

Revival services are being held this
week Mt the Methodist Church. The Rev
IC. NJ. Rcistone of Milton is assisting tho
pastor-The body OF Mrs. Cynthia
Clary, who died January 2s at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Cook. in
iIighgate, was brought here Thursday
and buried at the East Plain cemetery
Mrs. Clary Sas formerly from this town
and was ~ years OF age.--Mrs. Jay w
Green is in Wcstford called there by
the death of her mother. Mrs Mary
Cochran.-The sixth annual banquet of
Banner Grange, No. %6, II, of H., was
held Friday evening. There were 80
present The following program was
given: POSTMASTER, the Rev. G. II.
Lock piano duet Miss Alice Wood and
Miss agnes Johnston, Georgia" A. L.
Walker, "The Grange a b Wood:
"Om Officers" DR. Seth II. Martin.
flute solo. the Rev, G. II. Lock- Our
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RICHFoRD.

Mrs. Adelia Farrar aged GO years,
wife of Omer w. Corliss, died January
81 from the effects Of blood poison-
ing. following a long illness. The funeral
was held at the house Sunday afternoon
at two o'clock. Among those present
from out of town were Mr. and Mrs.
w. e. Corliss of Andover, Mass. and
Mrs. Corts j. Bliss of Mitchell, 5. D.
Beside her husband. Mrs Corliss is sur
vived by two sons, T.. J. Corlss Of this
town, and w Il. Corliss of Andover,
Mass. and one daughter. Mrs. c. J.
Bliss. of Mitchell, s. d. Mrs. Corliss
was the daughter of the late Mr.. AMI
Mrs Nelson Farrar of South Richford,
and was a lifelong resident of Richford.
Mrs G. Fred Morris has gone to a
Montreal hospital for medical treatment.
Al the annual village meeting Monday
evening, the following officers were
elected: Moderator +. +. Greene clerk,
II. II. Rounds; treasurer. II. II. Comings;
collector. T. ". Phaneuf; auditors. Z. p.
Greene. c. +. Ladd 5. r. Boright;
trustees, :. Carl Carpenter. w. II. COM
inss. c. II. Austin. H. y. Stanhope. f.
h Shattuck; fire wardens, II. II. Com
inSs, Joseph Clark. G. s. Connor; village
attorney. $. K. Boright. wafer comms-
sioner for five years. r. NJ Pelton \
tax of - cents on a dollar of the grand
list was voted, and Of this sum nine
cents is to he used for sidewalks and u
cents for a sinking fund-Charles Tatro
returned Monday evening from the Royal
Victoria hospital. Montreal where he took
his son. Ethan Tatro. January -. for an
operation for relief from severe injuries
sustained in a coasting accident. The
condition If the boy shows some improves
ment III the past few DAYS
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MILTON.

The Hon, Joseph DeBocr of Montpclior
gave an interesting address at tine opera
house Saturday evening.-Mr and Airs
w. H. Glasler are to remove soon to
Liberty. Me-. where he has a position in
a creamery.-A party or young people at
tended the concert at Fairfax Monday
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Prentss and
little daughter OF st. Adams were at her
mothers, Mrs. Jane Ashley, the last Of
the week,-The monthly business meeting
and roll call of the Christian Endeavor
oscie;y viii he held this evening at
the Congregational Church.--Miss Carrie
Robinson Is at home from the West Mil,
ton school and Miss Gladys Phelps from
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ENOSBURG.

M. o. Eldred has sold his place
to his brother-in-law. ]. a. Leach.-Mrs
John Spooner, who has been sufferins
IRON excessive bleeding at the nose. !,
somewhat better and Is able to be
around the house.--0. 8. Fassett Is in
Swanton. Harold Ballard Of st. Albans
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
cassidy over Sunday..-A son was born
10 MI. and Mrs. Edmund Sylvester jan
vary d,-Rctween Is and so gathered
friuay at the home OF ". w. Cole te
spend few hours in an old-tasliione(
social The ladies' served refreshments
About - friends OF Mr.. and Mrs w
D. Hhaiiee repaired to their home Monday
anu surprised them on ,hcr 18th wed
ding anniversary. They presented then.
with a fine rocking chair.-Schuyier Ste
vens Is ill-Mrs. Stevens, who has been
Ill, Is II little Better.
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Homes" Mrs II. II. Wood; 'sThe Posi-
bilities OF Our Grange" NJ. o. Bragg:
Our Literary Work. .ars Alison Wood
vocal duet, Miss Hudah Newton and
Clarence e. Newton; "Our Sisters OF
1912" Miss Edith A. Hayden The
Teacher and the Critic" Mrs G. H..
Hotchkiss; Good OF the Order" District
Deputy T.. A. Curtis; piano solo. Miss
Alice Wood During the cold month of
January c. NJ. Austin gathered 1,422
eggs from a flock of 100 Rhode Island
Red hens.-Thc Rev. G.. X. Lock was
in Cambridge yesterday attending the
st. Adams District Methodist assoca-
ton. Mrs. ]. w. Reynolds, Miss Nell
Bliss. William LOOMS. Sr.g and Arthur
G. Reynolds are confined to the house
by illness
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COLCHESTER.

Wflher Scott Of Coventry was the guest
OF f.. S, Wright over SUNDAY Mrs. cas-
well, who has been very i'll with pneu-
monia, Is considered more comfortable 49,
\ number OF boys attended the basket
BAH game at st. Michael's Monday night.
A team IS to be organized here soon -
Miss Ethel iiulburd entertained a COM
pany Of friends at her home Tuesday
evening The annual creamery mcetin :
was held in the parish house Monday.
Clarke Wright was elected president for
the coming year
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MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Mr.. ana Mrs Loren Rockwell are
spending a week in Sheldon visiting his
mother, Mrs. A. Rockwell. and his
brother, Lester Rockwell, both OF whom
were former residents of this town.
Mrs Mayion Duso and Mrs. J. II. Foun-
tain have returned from the Mary
Fletcher DISQUALIFICATION Dingman OF
Newport Center is visiting mis- auni,
Lydia Griggs.--Ncson Bcnolt of High
gate is visiting his son, Edward Mrs.
G. n. Elkins Of North Troy is visiting
at c. 4. Gardyne's &C. c. CasavGnt has
vacated the Wilcox house and moved
into George Lucias on Main strcrct.--
r. r. Chahn and Fred Cotnois were
called to st. Adams Tuesday, charged
with killing deer out of season. a
hearing was held before City Judge Post.
No decision has been given as yeti.
E. Hutchinson is contemplating; buying
some heavy automobile trucks with
which to haul tubsb and lamLer 10 l;as:
Berf shire
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BEAVER.

George w. Craft returned Friday from
Newport, having spent the week there
and in Derby.-Mr and Mrs. W. O. King
went 10 underhill Saturday. byron Car
roll is gradually failing and can not live
many days.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Graft.
Mr.. and Mrs Harley McNall and chill
dren, and Mr.. and Mrs, Roy Hastings
went to the Minstrel entertainment at
St. Adams Friday.
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HILL WEST.

Mrs. j. Y. Martin of East bakersfield
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. .Jiles Jewitt.-Mr and Mrs. William
Ariel passed Sunday in East Enosburg
at the home of Mrs. Ariers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. A. st. Onge. Miss Lila
Goodrich passed Saturday and Sunday
with Ellen Shattuck in Richford-
beatrice Shangraw of Montgomery Cen
ter and Harold Bosslcr of Notch-Road
We're recent guests OF Miss Shangraw's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. W =. ShangraW.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ST. Adams.

L. 5. Commissioner W. r. Austin Of
this city has been designated by presi-
dent TAFT as one of the commissioners
to examine and test the fincness aad
weight of coins. samples of which have
been received for this purpose by the
several mints of the coinage of 1911. The
commission viii meet at Philadelpr +.
on February A.
The death of Mrs Bridget QIane>
Cronan. aged a, widow Of Patrick Cro1-
an. occurred Saturday at the home of her
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JONESVILLE.

me OLDEST child of Mr.. and Mrs Char
lie W mite, who has been in critical
coh"llion Tor the past week. Is i;tlc
petter'-Mrs. Morton Algor. who return
ca from hospital a week ago, Is seri-
ously III. A nurse has been called 20
care for her.-The proceeds OF the play
which Is to be given Wednesday orcn-
ing are to so for the wiring for electric
EShts. recently put in the hali.-NIrs O.
II. i'einis Is confined to her bed-Miss
charlotte Curtis of Burlington is with
her cousin, Mrs. NJ NJ. Algor
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sHELBURNE.

The Shelburne Driving club Will meet
zach week on Meach's bay Tuesdays and
Fridays at 1880 y. m, while the Ice Is
good. Saturdays races were wei! attend
ed. W. r. Palmer had the best one on ice
that day.-Mrs. +. r. Stoddard returned
Tuesday after visiting her daughter. Mrs.
p. j. Hodgkins. In Johnson-The enter
tainment given at the parish house Thurs
day evening, February l, by the Chicago
ladies' orchestra was the third In the
course that DR.. and Mrs. Webb SO gem
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FRANKLIN.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.
Brill recently.-Miss Price of the State
highway commissioners office has been
spending a 10 days vacation at her home
in MiddleseX +. Patten IL seriously
i'll with pneumonia. His brother. DR.. a.
y. Patten of East Fairfield. was called
Monday night.-Dr. Hefion is H.
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ST. GEORGE.

Mrs NJ. W fTinsdale and Miss Carrie
small have returned after passing a few
days in Burlington and Essex. Earl
aver returned Sunday after passing a
lew days in Milton. Mrs. Rolin Forbes
ana son, Bonnie, spent Thursday in Eur
ilngton. Mrs. Albert Williams and chill
uren are in TTirpsburp
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Miss Louise Stephenson and Miss Cad.
die Stephenson Of Lowell recently visited
In town.--About AZ couples attended tba
dance In the town hall Friday evening"
Miss Anna Brady and Miss Caddis
Stephenson were In Burlington Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Powers we're in
Watervile last week Robert Megin Of
St A hmm s In tnNfI
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MILTON PORO

Mr.. and Mrs, Hobart Richards spent
saturday night ana Sunday at Fairfax.
Mrs. B. y. Martin spent Thursday at
the Boro.-Earl Aver has been here for
few days.-school closed Friday and
Miss Ethe! Landon returned to her home
at Grand Isle Friday night
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EAST CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Lillian Iiibbard of BurlinSi on
has been spending "A few days with Miss
sarah Woostcr.-David 81. George, with n
force of men and teams, Is busy filling
the ice house at the creamery. -Treffle
Thomas. who has been confined to the
house by an attack of the grip is able
to he out.-George scsuin. who has been
i'll. is recovering
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orousy prov FOR every winter, and
was greatly appreciated by u large
audience Misses Elizabeth Thorpe of
Middlebury College and Margaret TRACY
Of the University of Vermont arc at
home for a few days, having finished their
midyear eXaminations,-Thc grange pco-
pie held a dance in Woodmcn's hail Fri
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BAKERSFIELD.

Mrs. Mary Hooper Is ll.--Mrs. Deforesi
Robinson ia i'll
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(Continued on page L.,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-27
Prizes: $500 Gold
AND THEATRE TICKETS
RULE s:

Roosevelt
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will receive tickets
Bushes on
The wnnes'n name will In
of o
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16

question people have given the
the
the Philippine
independence
bill which
dependence complete independence in 1920
Philippine
the other hand the Filipino dissatisfied
Wilson's the celebrated
Manila which Agunado political address
dashing
the Philippine be
can flag been hosted is not to be considered any more the Phil
lands must be decided by consde alton of cold hard facts
will
eyes and her to add them her domain day
her to force this the
awkward defend owing their
of their hey
uprising which would
America lives.
in oren
the Fos generally believed be incapable of self
They
would be injustice
anarchy The bulk the population islands
s' .a ,a t N 1 aD sa t anu anu1a NY t So
Congress must give the Philippine question exhaustive study before
radical o acor
If action is aught with danger wards
they desire immediate independence it should be abandoned
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16

Editor Palladium:
The city is taking from me strip
of land 46 feet by 597 feet, for which
they are allowing me $500 The area
of this is equal to about AZ ordinary
city lots, making less than 5000 lot.
l refused $500 for one of these lots
three years ago. This lot is part of the
strip which will be taken from me if
South 7th street is opened.
Deducting this $500 from the $500
allowed me by the board OF works,
leaves me only $500 for the remaining
312 lots, or less than 500 lot.
Now if the opening of this street IN
creased the value OF my remaining
land | would not have any kick CONF
ing. But the contrary is the case. My
land will be damaged or lessened in
value from the fact that it will take
the greater part of the value of the
remaining land to pay for the making
of the street. This will necessitate
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16

placing a mortgage on my home-or
taking a waiver, according TO the Bar.
rett law. AS l have absolutely no in
come except by tilling this little strip
of ground. will be unable to meet the
payments. My home will be sold for
taxes, and my wife and myself will be
turned out as paupers, depending on
the charity of this Panic Proof City"
BY the eternal God. this is not jus
tice.
l appeal to all honest citizens OF
this city OF which have been an hon
est. taxpaying citizen for the past
half century to see that | get justice
gave to this city the best that was
in me in my days of usefulness DC
not desert me in my old age.
thoroughly understand that l am &c
receive $500 for this ground and that
it will take all of it and a thousand
dollars more 10 make the street.
Harmon Swicker.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-16
LATEST THEORY OF CATARRH
EXPLAINED RY DR. HARTMAN

many diseases, but because catarrh
can locate itself in these various or
cans and disturb their functions.
Sometimes catarrh is associated
with constipation. Other times A catar-
rhal subject may not be troubled with
constipation. In some instances there
is looseness of the bowels.
People beginning the use of Peruna
for chronic catarrh. wherever located.
will usually get valuable advice by
writing me. giving me "A statement OF
the case.
do not think il will be necessary
for me in this article to describe ca
tarrh of the various organs OF the
body II is sufficient for me to say
in a general way that any organ is
subject to catarrh. because these or
gans are lined by a mucous membrane.
When once catarrh attacks an organ IL
deranges the function of that organ
more or less.
If catarrh attacks the stomach dys-
pepsia Is the result.
If il attacks the larynx and bron-
chial tubes, bronchitis and laryngitis
will result.
| If it attacks the lungs, cought and
symptoms that resemble consumption
will follow.
| If catarrh attacks the kidneys dis
turbance of the urinary organs is GER
tain Catarrh of the bladder is a
very common form of catarrh. II pro-
duces distressing symptoms. A large
proportion of men past middle life
have this form of cattarrh, more or
, less. ea.
| not only devised remedy to meet
these cases, but have at my command
a corps of assistants and helpers
which enables me to come into per-
sonal touch with thousands of people
suffering from catarrh, and assist
them in the treatment of their case
Pe-ru-na, Man-a-lin and La-cu-pia
manufactured by the Peruna company,
Columbus, Ohio. Sold at all drug
stores.
SPECIAL NoTIcE:-Many persons
inquire for The Oid-Time Peruna. They
want the Peruna that their Fathers
and Mothers used to take. The old
Peruna is now called Ka-tar-no. II
your dealer does not keep it for sale
write the Ka-tar no Company. Colum-
bus, Ohio, and they will tell you all
about IL.