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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
SENT FREE TO MEN
A Most Remarkable Remedy
Given to Quickly Re
store Lost Vitality
to Men.
A Free Trial Treatment Sent
Bv Mail to All Who Write,

Free TRIAL treatment OF most rem1LA
sh,~ remedy are being mailed 10 All 49,
write to Dr. John s. Howell so many 49,
WIG had battied for years against tno mc@
tai and physical suffering OF LOST SAEAS
Try h;N. written him saying they are CO.
uIet.Iy cured therefore DR.. Howell has -
c,dsd n send free trial treatment to An wno
vr,,e II IL q home treatment. ana ~
,nen Who suffer with any form OF weakness.
r. suItfne from youthful folly. premature -
of strength and memory. weak PACK. tocA
vitality and confidence can now receive tDs
curative treatment At home
The remedy has a percuiar gratefui e1eet
a. warmth and seems 90 act direct 70 TIE
desired location. promoting strength -
deyeloomen. Just where IL Is needed. IL >
e,xen TO cure che Ills and trou bles that es0s
from wears Of misuse OF the natural fuse
tons and has met with remarkaoie 80
c~se request to John s. Howell. \ D,
SUITE scl Auditorium Building. Ctnchna1
Ohio s9af.ng that you desire one OF ns tsoe
ira! packages. will be complied with pfcHapt-
~.
He 4, DESTROYS OF reaching that grvex
e,asx az men who are uaab.e 20 feove hesae
20 be treated and the free tressment vaH
enable them TO Row easy u v 20 -
c.,..ur,y treat man weakness when the
prrper -erneci~. are employed Dr.. Howell
makes no restrictions. Any man Who Wtseee
Wiz De sent o free sample carefully Seosee
q, pain package that you need oowo
NJ -..r OF embarrassment or ouoife3ey-
Readers are requested to write without -
Observation-Disclosures
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27

troops to-day. now fully confirmed.
was the heaviest loss the Sultan has
suffered in Western Turkey.
The town itself Is important and was
strongly fortified and garrisoned- 1rs
capture cuts the Turks on from rail
communication with the Northwest,
gives the Servians q foothold in the
heart of Albania, will render acontunc-
ton comparatively easy between them
and TIE Greeks. advancing from the
and. What Is perhaps worse
than anything else. is stunning blow
to Turkish military prestige in still
another large section Of the country.
The Montenegrins were still Smelling
Scutari at latest accounts, and Con-
dispatch admitted that tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
DESPONOfNT man
TAKES own LIFE
,s,.cisl Ia The Times-Dispa,ch. |

Meherrin, Va. October 26.-J. woodie
GauldinH killed himself at his home
near here to-day about noon. Mr.
GanldinK was one of the most pros.
porous farmers In this section. as well
as one of tho most prominent men.
For the past four or fire years ms
health had been very bad and he had
taken various treatments for relief.
bit none seemed to do any good 1t Is
evident that he became very despon-
dent over his condition. and taking
pistol, he walked out in his yard u
few feet from his house and fanny,
nd fired the fatal shot. He 10 sur
vived by his wife. three sons and
four daughters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27

/ recently received such letter from
Kentucky, from Q doctor who Gays he
mas been practicing medicine for quar-
ter Of century, and y at present "medi-
cal referee for this county, president Of
the county medical board, local surgeon
of the c. & O. railroad. member Of he
state medical society and American Medi-
cal Association" and al that. He has
used Peruna and offers TO give me . very
remarkable testimonial Il ! would pay
hom 70 doing 90. He does not set any
price, but expects me to offer him some
thing. which, OF course. refused to do.
He said. II have been afflicted with sub
acute inflammatory condition OF the post
nasal space, and of recent years the
larynx has been involved in the catarrhal
process. You Peruna entirely relieved
me Of both conditions. after COMPARE
lively short time Of using it. To-day
am the happiest man alive Medical men
will hardly believe me when ! tell them
that your medicine cured me. but it IS
fact. Nevertheless had tried for fifteen
years every known means, took treat
ment at several sanitariums." He is will.
ing to take oath to these statements II
l will make it worth his while to do so.
1t was very gratifying to receive such
a testimonial from brother physician
and quite a temptation to pay him a
small sum and allow his letter to be pub
lished But have an undertaking policy
Of refus ng to pay any one for testimo-
NAL. Nothing would sooner cad to IN
sincerity and embarrassment than to
offer pay for testimonials. should De
flooded with testimonials Of all sorts, and
in spite of every precaution some Of them
would be untrustworthy.
In referring to the doctors letter do
not consider hat am violating the ordi-
nary courtesies and condolences OF private
correspondence. have not made use OF
his name or the town where he resides.
But I am perfectly willing to communi-
cate the name and address by private
correspondence if any one wishes me to
do 50, or submit the letter for examina-
ton to any inquirer who may call at my
office. And l may say the same in ad-
vance of the next letter that ! am about
to refer to. .-..---s
Another doctor from North Caro-
lima writes me. He says: Il have a
case under observation now permanently
cured by Peruna that has baffled the
medical profession ever since the disease
was known He says, Il have success
fully cured the case with Peruna and feel
that If the public knew the facts about
the case that it would be great boon
to the public, as well as the greatest adj
vertisement ever given any medicine on
the ma ket' He says, Il can furnish
a sworn statement of the particular case
and give you the greatest ad. for Pc
runa ever known for any remedy. The
disease cured in this case is regarded be
the Perusa mysAf Ind. know al the par
ticulars1 Jhr :p4f&ttss had consulted
leading medical authorities, had taken the
most modern treatment, and verything
failed. not even obtaining relief. He
had also applied for insurance, and upon
examination was rejected. After taking
the Peruna treatment for few months
he again applied for insurance, was ex-
amined and accepted. This was one year
ago, and now he is still we'll" The doc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27

OF course doctors disagree about Pc
runa, the same as they do on all other
subjects 1t is generally thought that
the doctors are unanimously opposed to
Peruna. 1t is we'll known hat Peruna
has cured a great many cases alter doc
tors have given them up. This would
naturally excite animosity or jealousy on
the part Of the doctors. Then ii is a fact
that the average doctor is opposed to
ready-made medicines OF all kinds. They
know very we'll if a bottle Of medicine is
sold at the drug store that means that
some~doctor loses prescription and per-
haps patient. So they are generally
opposed to patent medicines, or ready
made medicines, as they call them.
But ever since Peruna has been sold
| have known of many doctors who are
in favor of Peruna. Some Of them be-
lieve in it secretly, others openly. All
this time ! have been receiving letters
from regular practicing physicians offer
ing to send me testimonials as to the
virtues OF Peruna, provided | would pay
them for doing so.
1t is nothing unusual that doctor
should expect pay for such service.
The manufacturers Of so-calied ethical
preparations advertised In the medical
journals. used by the doctors only, are
in the habit Of paying doctors for testi-
monials. If doctor has found some one
of these proprietary remedies useful and
can write good. smart article about 1t,
the manufacturer is perfectly willing to
paw the doctor for this service. So it IS
perfectly natural for doctors to write to
me telling me that they know OF cases
where Peruna has made marvellous cures,
and are wiL,ng to furnish me the facts II
l will pay them 4..---4-s
But / have always refused to pay for
such service have invariably made
him it is opposed to my policy and prin-
cipies TO pay for testimonials. either
directly or indirectly. There would be no
trouble at all III my obtaining hundreds
of testimonials from doctors If would
pay the doctors for doing so.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
LABOR IS AGAINST TAFT
Gompers In Editorial Calls Hi1 "Orse'
inal lntuneti0n judge"
I Special to The Timee-Dispatch.l

ESPECIAL to The Times-Dispatch.l
Washington. October 26.-The exc
cutive council of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor adjourned here to-day
after q. ten days session The council
met to draft reports to the annual
convention Of the federation which
will be held In Rochester. beginning
November IL. 1t was believed the
council would draft q RECOMMENDATION
as to which presidential candidate or
ganized labor should support on cleo
ton day While no formal statement
was issued i'm the November issue OF
the Federafionist. the official organ OF
the federation, there is q lengthy edi-
torial written By President Gompers.
which discusses the platform deciara- :
tons Of the Republican. Democratic
and Bull Moose parties. The edltorlai
strongly criticizes President TaftS
record on matters Of interest to organ
lied labor and calls him "the original
in junction judge" The Democratic
House of Representatives Ia comph-
mented for legislation which Mr.. Com
pers says Is distinctly favorable to the
laborinR element Of the country. The
editorial states that while both the
Democratic and Progressive platforms
contain specific pledges favorable to
organized labor. the platform OF the
party 1. either equivocaI
or silent on questions in which labor
ing men are deeply interested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
DR.. Hartman Makes Public the Facts
AS to What Doctors Think Of Peruna

tor goes on to say. II await your eas1y
r ply, and If you place the valuations to
you on this that I do am sure the IN
ducement you offer will meet my APP
prevail and will furnish you with sworn
statement Of the case for an advertise
ment."
Now these two letters are only samples
of letters that have been receiving for
the last twenty-five years from doctors
from all parts of the United States.
have made no use OF these letters for the
reason that pay was always demanded
and do not think it is strictly moral to
offer any monetary inducement for pub
lished testimonials l have never done
SO and never shall.
But incidentally this kind Of letter.
proves conclusively that Peruna is great
remedy for catarrhal diseases. No doc
tor would resort to Peruna unit after he
had exhausted every other remedy.
When Peruna can assert its value in the
hands OF people that are naturally preju-
diced against it, it has proven itself a
wonderful remedy.
Again I wish to say do not blame
these doctors for expecting me to pay
them. That is the way the regular
ethical manufacturer does. and have no
quarrel with it. am citing these cases
not to disparage the doctors who have
written these letters, but rather to show
that doctors in good standing, in spite Of
their prejudice against Peruna, scores Of
doctors have been convinced Of its value
in the treatment of catarrhal diseases.
lam doctor myself. I have probably
<ka~
tor in the State in which live. doubt
il there are many doctors in the United
States who have treated more cases. l
have long been convinced that Perun. ].
the best remedy obtainable for catarrhal
diseases. | have seen thousands, yes
tens of thousands, of people recover from
catarrhal ailments by the use OF Peruna.
I cannot believe otherwise than that Pc
runa is to-day the best remedy that has
ever been devised for catarrhal diseases.
lam not sure but that will have my
files searched for similar letters to the
ones l have alluded to, for there are
great many Of them filed away. | may
publish book containing large number
of testimonials given me by doctors.
which have withheld from the pubic
because was not willing to pay any ons
for writing a testimonial, however vain.
able it might seem to be. OF course
will not use this booklet for public adver.
tisement, since l have not the doctors
consent to do so, but it will be sent
through the mails to those only who re-
quest It, chiefly to the medical profession.
Pe-ru-na, Man-a-lin and La-cu-pia
manufactured by the Pe-ru-na Company,
Columbus, Ohio. Sold at all drug stores.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Many persons
inquire for The Old-time Peruna. They
want the Peruna that their Fathers and
Mothers used to take. The old Peruna
;s now called Katarno. If your dealer
does not keep it for sale write the katarno
Company, Columbus, Ohio. and they VII
tell you all about it.-Advertisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
F,<htin< for Territory.

Especial Cable to The Times-Dspatch.1
London, October 2S.-'The Balkan
allies are lighting for territory-there's
no use in trying to obscure the Issue.
Chedo Miyatovitch, ServtaE minister
in London, and one Of the ablest ana
best known diplomats in the Balkans.
made this statement here tonight.
IN fact he continued. "the Balkan
rulers have already agreed on d.
vision The powers have known all
about it from the first They don't
really think they can prevent us from
prOfiting by the war. No. we anticipate
no trouble with Austria"
That the powers are aware the Bal
kan states plan big territorial gran
was borne out by the furry in dipio-
matte circles at the same time ex-
Minister Miyatovitch was giving out
his interview. They evidently did not
feel as sure as he protested. however.
that the division would be attended by
no trouble
Indeed, the members Of the diploma
tic corps hardly tried to hide their
conviction that the division cannot be
effected without a clash between Aus
tria and Russia This explained the
feverish anxiety they displayed to per-
suade the Vienna and St Petersburg
governments to join a compact to set
tie the Balkan struggle without fur
ther bIoodshed: for II Austria and Rus
STA come to blows there - no telling
how many more powers will be drawn
into the conflict Tho best judges
think none of the big ones can keep
out Of It
Keep Liberty OF Action.
Austria and Russia showed no dis
position to join such a compact, how
ever. Neither did Germany. The Aus
TRANS ana Russians. it was said, told
the powers, as it Is reported they told
Turkey earlier in the day, that they
preferred to reserve liberty Of action"
Germany. 1t was understood. expressed
the opinion that Intervention at pres
ent would be 'inopportune."
0ermanys interests are closely
bound up with Austria's, and the con-
sensus OF opinion Is that the Kaiser
will stand by his ally.
Military experts said to-day that
they considered Adrianople's fall prac-
ticaliy certain. probably within a few
too. that this will be q pretty sure
indication that the allies will win
and speedily.
As . result there was q general
by officials Of the foreign ofnces At the
various capitals ana the wires between
them were kept hot with anxious mes
what worries the foreign omDss
Is that IL 10 plainly going to be I'm
possible to restore tho status quo.
The Balkan allies were told. to be
sure. that even n they won they would
not be permitted to profit tS-rttoria!Hy
At Turkeys expense, but II ID clear
that they intended entirely to disre-
gard this warning. II they DO disre-
gard It and undertake TO carve Euro
pean Turkey mp without consulting
any ono they win be surer. II any
thing. to start an International con-
dict than n the powers forget their
warning and assist at the carving. It
. o threatening situation and one
which ID causing the chancellories the
deepest anxiety.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27

Especial 20 The Times DfspdtcuJ
Vienna. October 27.-News that Ser
Via has proclaimed the Santak OF Novf-
ba-ar. Servfan province. we'cn
reached here hate last night stirred
Austrian oficialdom Intensely Novf-
oaxa- - most especially tho part OF
the Turkey which Austria wanted for
itself. The general IMPRESSION IL sPat
scrvta's action viii lead TO SPECIFY To
.ervention BY Austria not Of peace
ful character.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27

Warrington. October 2s.-The in
terstate Commerce Commission to-day
passed an order requiring the Southern
RAILWAY to pay the Strasburg Steam
FIGURING Mills $s17.4o with interest
from January !, 1908. because OF dis
crimination and overchareec nlaoe oy
the road on shipments Of wheat going
to the milling company from various
points in the Carohnas. Some time
ago the Strasburg concern dled COM
plant with the commission. alleging
that IL was being overcharged, ana tne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
e.rs Z, Enter Csasts,ti.sDse.

Especial Cable to The Times-Dispatch.1
Semlin. Hungary. October 2s--rhere
was much speculation here tonight as
to how long II will be before the Bull
Karians enter Constantinople- That
they WI do SO was looked on AZ .
foregone conclusion :
Army officers said they did not be-
lieve there would b. . serious at
tempt made By Car Ferdinand's forces
TO advance much further to tho south
ward until Adriancpla Il taken, but
that they will succeed IN this very soon
was predicted confidently.
One moro battle - looked for before
- reached. between
the Bulgarians and the Turks under
Abdullah pashA- Abdullah 10 . good
soldier and his force II . strong one.
but its position 10 not favorable. The
BuIsarians are IT least as strong
ana after tie Illustration
they have given u theiP quality and
the poor showing the Turks have made.
II was believed there can be but one
end-the Overwhelming defeat OF the
Sultan's army.
In the meantime. according to ehs
latest advices. Mukta Pasha and the
remnant Of 1rk-Kilisseh garrison
with which he succeeded In escaping.
are en- route to Join AbduIlah Pasta's
forceA .as-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27

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ms.fsrn. Se.at.cs. Lame
Back. str Je:no and
Nssciea Sore Iaroes-
Gods. S.NinA sprsiss.
C.-s BrYss>a Cove
Gre pa Neuralgia.
Tco,rscsa as ell
Nerve. Bore aad Nus-
c.e Aches ana Pains.
tn. ee~u'ns hss Hcshs
Ark On every package
end ioois Ike 'his es:.
eut hss RED bsrd 90
front % paoksee sa1
~NSsA's DstD<ue~ al
~ays IN RED ins BE-
~srs - rrf.ssieos- sod
W al dealers IN meAi-
ssss. 80. 81 sad C~
Gys-,rtees o. money
SSfunfsf ~ Moab Ren-
sGy CO n'chrord- W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27

Especial TO The Timcs-p'spstchl
touson- October .s.-Thc Belgrade
OF the Central News
avs ira, the Seryisn losses at the bat
ale Of Kuma nova were SOC KILLED and
;. oos wounded. while the Turks lost
!. oee in Killed alone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
MAIL BOXES GUARDED

Especial Cable % The me:.Dtspatca1
london. October 26.-Polfce guards
were placed over street mall boxes 20
go, dropr,tng corrosive acids fnoO
them. This is the newest form OF suh.
Srapette campaigning 1t has resuiteo
IN The destruction Of immense Quanta-
fIea Of mail, some OF II valnaDie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27

Turkish authorities themselves said
they expected the town would be
evacuated. affecting to regard it ~ OF
no great Importance.
Athens messages said the Greeks
were advancing this afternoon on
Monastir. a big Turkish military CEN
tire. commercially important and even
better known than Adrianople. II
Monastir were taken TIE road would b
open to q. stu mora important town.
Salonika. = seaport In the centre of
Turkish tobacco interests. Against
the Greeks. Servians and the Montene-
grins the Turks have fought. az against
the BulEarianA. bravely though unsuc-
cessfully. Tho various towns TIE al
lies have captured have been gained
only after series Of battles. with
enormous loss Of life.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27

Washington, October 26.-Stateme"'s
OF campaign expenses reached the cep.
,tal to-day BIZ the hundreds 10 be hieo
An fulfilment OF the law. The sppo'
cants for seats In the House OF Repre-
xentatiyes cloggcd the machinery U
the House clerks ONCE. Only e'A
would be Senators have sent the re-
ouired ante-election statements u INC
seeretary Of the Senate. The state
men,s will be considered lawful, how :
ever. II mailed anywhere within inc
United states before midnight 70
night
OF the House candidates Represent
alive G. w. Fairchild. Republican. iTom
The Fourth New York District. reported
one OF the largest sums expended Inc
amour, was $4,000. No report from an
opponent was recorded. Caleb Powers
Of The Eleventh Kentucky. Is recoroeo
MS having expended Sl,oeL Represent
alive oscar Underwood. Democrat,c
floor leader. reported an expenditure
OF nothing"
The senatorial candidates state
men,s showed expenditures a. follows:
George :. Norris. Nebraska. Sssl: Bo-
rab Idaho. $500; T. j. Walsh. Montana.
1885; .. W. Hamilton. iowa, nothing.
William Fl. Thompson. Kansas. sl's'-,
John S. Shafroth. Colorado. reported
he had heard the Democratic Natlonai
Committee had sent $1,000 Ia Colorado
10 assist Charles s. Thomas and him
self in their senatorial campaign. bue
that he had been unable t. verify the
report
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Belgrade. October cS.-The capture
Of Cskup BY the Servian and Bulgarian
forces 10 CONFIRMED. The town fell
without resistance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
New O'coat Ideas

FOR boys land misses, too, the dressy con-
ven,ional models, as well as the English
Guard Goats Distinctly unusual weaves
and coIors in chinchilla. meltons Scotch
cheviots. tweeds. covert cloth and worst
eds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27

about 1000 men. have been notfneu
from Chatham to be READY 20 ana
an immediate call to service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-27
JURY SYMPATHETIC
AWarAs Damages to M0lder Of Dough
- for Loss Of ThuRh.

ETSoeciAl 20 The 1imes-Dispatch-I
New York. October 26.-Seyer again
~o,,lS he be able TO mold his beauti-
full French pastry into aIb,rins forms.
AuRuste Boudon told q Jury in the
supreme Court to-day. because de
fective dough-mixing machine In tho
Plaza Hotel had smputated his faclie
with Auguste. awarded him verdict
Of 81. Oae IN about three minutes He
had asked for $4,000.