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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
CHADWICk'S ORCHESTRAL BAL
LADS.

The Tribune believes that II has
demonstrated that devotion 20 the loft
lest ideal in music may be consorted
with patriotism which shall exact for
the American artist as sincere meas
ure OF appreciation and as full a meas
ure of encouragement as those which
are given 20 the artists OF the Old
World. l. holds that there Is nothing
inconsistent in such "a position. Il has
not put the hest compositions produced
in America on level with the best
produced 81 Europe. but II has insisted
upon the night of music composed in
this country 10 be heard and judged on
IT. merits. II has met The American
composer in this spirit because II be-
levc. that he has won a title 20 such
dignity: not because II thinks that
good would come from coddling him.
Il has had no hypocritical praise FOR
pretentious medIocrlty. and Is not like
Is ever 10 cultivate the habit of en-
couraging the couceIt Of small men
who would fain have the public accept
them as great because they are Amer
leans: but u has been glad with an
honest giadness when composition by
an American has been found 10 bear
the marks Of genius.
II was IN this spirit that the new
music was listened TO AZ Norfolk last
week. and y : with no little satisfaction
that the record is made that the com
position produced by Mr. Chadwick
held It's own with an essentially Ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
How Commissioner AdamsOn Demo1-
ished Chinese Wall and Got into
Real Touch with His Trained Men
NoTIcEABLE PHYSICAL BENEFITS.

s.ruc,ions on First AID. Artificial Res
piration, Wounds, Fractures and hy-
gienc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06

Continued on page nine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01

Of the town. After all her faults were
petty. not great ones. Her errors were
those of taste. not of principlc Yes.
the active dislike for Mrs ,riu:o
Brown must give way to better things.
Her quarrel with life rs II was? The
Womah's mouth TOOK on the lines OF n
S"cNvd child'S FOR n second then
chisellcd itself into determination. Life
wasn't quite all that she would have
had II. liUt whose was quite what the
one VINO lived il wished? The colors
al ne! NE seemed to run pale" Yes
nut what of her whose colo"S seemed
more vivid? What did she really know
"f what ;hat person wished compared
with what she had" No, that old MUIR
ir'cd Grudgc agains, life must go
y wagon ratified past Il bore the
sign Burn your rubbish and save
trouble FOR Tie Fire Department." The
woman smiled.
When the family met about Tho sup
per table the children said: why are
Your checks so rcd?" i've been maxi
in. a. bonfire OF some rubbish" she
answered.
Your" looking well. You don't look
tired. her husband. who was usually
tired. said
'Thc storm gave me n chan.e To rost
aud think things over in the attic" she
answered.
u" looked at her in faithful .idmiga-
ton. Ills eyes reminded her Of = ST
Bernard ;, patient gentle, truc. He did
not understand the change In this. wife
who worried II good deal Gut he was
@iad Of the result. Which. after all. is
what matters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01
Nrtii"nI Missionaries.

Some one with Il taste for MATTE
m"tical comparisons declares tina,
China has only one physician 10 every
10000 inhabitants.
tc might have gone farther Eo
might have said that ut least-30O. GOO. Gon
Chinese hear OF modern medical sci
cnCc only through the self SACRIFICING
efforts OF mcdica! missionaries How,
man" o. these are to be found in ina
interior Of China no one knows: proh-
ably one to each half-million inhahi :
tants would not BE- Il bad estimate In
paris OF the country.
Tho medical missionary is the t:uc
pioneer of civilization. From tn, Oar
danClles to the China Sea- he is almost
the only individual vino represents both
cnlightcnmtnt and philanthropX. He
comes in tho spirit OF St Francis. b,t
he brings with him the trained hrnir
and tinEc"; Of 4 professor of sur.
gerry. His stations are islands OF ljrbt
III The midst of :: darkness as dense
AZ that which covered I:uropc 1urinc.
the Middle Ages. ana Ia the afflicted or
region far largcr dian I.uronc no
is the only sollcc ana hope.
Christian nations nave much TO an.
Swcr for in their dealings with the
"hcnthcn" and thc Mosicm Arrogance
fanaticism greed and narrow minded
stupidity stare forth from the record
on almost Every page: but the medical
missionary well-nigh redeems ~ aIl
---ChtCaSo journal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01
Sins Of Standing
By Antcir,citc DonncUy.

OF course, you've heard ah.ut the
man who held himself so straight, ne
zen over backwards. Apparently the
gentleman referred to has = nre,t
many sisters. For it is not an. infrc.
pueni sight 81 ali To see ore al tncss
painfully straight back women. Tho.
"r" not pleasant to look upon. There IL
such lack Of the ease OF grace about
them.
Rie!dity is generally awkward so r.
you are ono OF those persons whose
wol!-intentiuncd efforts 40 stand
straight force YOU into holding ,.ou,-
shoulders rigid ana siim and put -
str~!n upon the muscles Of vsur back
!ou better try la relax. To counter
balance the abnormal backward weigh.
thc hipS and abdomen are thrust cor
rcspondinrly too far forward and the
pelvic organs arc prevented from
maintaining TIA" position assigned
them. Also. the abnormal backward
weight throws the cen;cr of gravity
over the heels. which causes u jar to
the spine with every step
Many baCkaChes and headaches arc
du" 10 the wrong mechanical adjust
meut of the body
Another standing" mistake is the
curved back aud stopped Shuuldcrcd
position BESIDES giving 81 sunlicn
chest aud crowded brcathinG appa-
ratus. this position. f'induI;..d in for
any length OF time will push ;ac s,om-
ach down and crowd the spleen. r'a-
tEue, dependency, and genera! weak
ness result from this bad standing po-
sitjCn.
standing onc-sid"d is the third bad
adjustment Of the fTamcworN OF the
body. THIS causes one s.dcducss and
curvature of the spine ana nonsym-
merry of the body.
To stand correctly have the knees
near together ana place the ie"i in po-
SitiOn 70" walking, inc rGat foot =
step lt advance, toes pointing straight
forw:rd. Drop thc pelNis u little at
the 'front.' and l.ft the head hieh (chin
well int. Sway the entire body gently
forward until its weight Is felt 10 vest
on the ban OF the forward foot. Find
au easy balance In this position
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01
ITALY DENIES AVIAT0RS
ATTACKED CITY OF TRIESTE
Assertion That Bombnrdg,cui OF Venice
WINS Measure al Itcrri:snI. Ro:nc
Says. IL False.

ROME. october 3! Cvia Paris).-rhe
following official communication WAS
issued to-day:
"'rhe official bulletins Of lie enemy
have affirmed that the throwing Of
bombs on Venice October $50 was
ACCOMPLISHED by Austrian .IeroplancS
rs IL measure of reprisal because j;al-
ian aviat""s had previously lombard
Ell Trieste This assertion ~ ftlse IN
substance ana cuuivocal in :ornr.
The truth is that on the n:tcruoon
"f the 10Th our hydro-acroplaHcS bonn
hardcd. according to usage of war. cs-
Establishments at Magg!a ana piramo,
where war material was beng pre-
pared, but not the city of Trieste.
which is at least four .Silomcters
tabout two and one-hali miieS) from
the two places bombardcd
THE Austrian acroplancs ON the con-
trary bomhardcd buildings IN the CEN
ter OF Venice, ana even the PiaZzn Saint
Marc. damaging the church and other
cdiiccs, 10 which none would attribute
Il military character. thus violating rot
only the most elementary rules Of hui
maniiy, but the supreme principles Of
art"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01
GREEKS PREPARING
FOR CALL To COLORs
Many Employees Mt Du Pont Pow
der Plant Are Holding Military
Drill Daily.
THEIR SERVICE VOLUNTARY
If Call Comes, II Is believed Several
Full Regiments Could BE Organ
red at flopewell and Petersburg.
Death of Boy Being Investigated.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1

'''p'Nioi ~ Tic
PETERSBURG. VA. October a.
Many OF tho Greeks OF military age,
employees OF tile Du PUut company and
residents Of Ilopcwell Of whom there
are said to be several thousand. In an
involved in war, arc jrliing daily to
DE IN readiness TO answer 4 call to the
coiorS They are handled by a veteran
Oh inc Greek army, and their service
Is voluntary. Should the demand be
mahc 1T is believed mat several full
REGIMENTS could be organized at Hope
wei and in Pctersbulr.
an inquest was held last night to
investigate the circumstances attend
ing the injury and death q: Master
Ihonas y. Thwcat, the fourteen year
ola son OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. =. Thwent.
me youth, AN cxccptiona!ly bright and
attractive boy, while play, n Wash
ington street on Friday night. was
struck down an run over by a rapidly
driven automobile. and dlrd 81 his In
!nrics the next day I'm Tho hospital.
The chauffeur did not stop 10 mako
himself or the owner nf the car
known. and there WAS 10 evidence be-
Tore the coNoner's iury TO snow the
identity Of either The only evidence
was that the 10y had been struck and
run over. and the verde, rendered vas
that death Mas the result ui Injuries
received by be ng run over by an auto
mobile operated by parties unknown TO
tho Jury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01
Observation-Disclosures.

Special To The Times Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA October
"i.-i.ivinGston l.. Atkins ANA Miss Ida
Lee Montague. sister of j. H. Monta-
quo. Of this city. were married YES
tcrday by Rev. j. W. Austin, of the
Chevy Chase Episcopal Church Those
present at the ceremony included Mrs
Roger Gregory. Jr.. Of Lester Manor :
Mrs. X. t. Green. OF CoEoke. and NJ
and Mrs. i Ii. Montague. of this city
NJ. and Mrs. Atkins viii make their
home in Richmond, after returning
from their wedding trip
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01
HARM IN TIL. POLICY
or GREATER rHr:pN

'liut the harm in til" policy OF greater
preparedness which the panic oc this
wa! has bred has Il far gravcr aspcct.
1t Viii inevitably introduce into our
natural friendships the poison uf Sus
pIoion which can iurn them into hate.
w hat cunccivaD Die reason i, there fo,
having a navy larger. :oG Instance than
EnSland'S. unless We ought to think
seriously that some day we must ii@h;
England? .Nnd when we have rcachod
this point the next step is to be iral-
"UslN obSarvant of every imagined
suspicion We f..c acted upon. ana will
tC"n chat suspicion into war.
Iiut the browning peril in reaching
after those greater armamcnts which
We are hidden desire is that the pos
session Of these may dcbauch our whole
national ideal Of that wherein Il ma
lions greatness lies. IT, the last cen
fury the ideals oi 81 great part of Ger
many. under I'rUssian influence. have
been thus dcOauCncd. We turn to the
book of the German H"rnhardi and hear
him say, with brutal frankneSS: Night
is the supreme right we h.a! him
argue that the small state has no ri. int
I" exist II ii stand in the path OF The
great one We near him say that the
very reason for II nations existence.
i" power. and that the duly Of very
Vigorous people is TO ret more lover.
no matter whom il tramplcs upon in tho
process. Thus only. in his view can
II nation make dominant in the world
the peculiar ideals and culture ru;.
which il stands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01
Illicit StiII Rn;dcd.

TNNecinI 20 THO Times Dispatch.
LYNCH BURG, VA. October Gil
EeNcmue officers from Lynchbur" on
Saturday raidcd an Illicit diStiIlcry
three miles west Of Motley pittsyI-
wanna County. and George Cox was ar
rested ami charged with operating the
plant. The still was cut up. /, had
Il capacity of 100 gallons Cox was
brought before Federal Commissioner
II. j. O'I'rien here AID hailcd for his
appearance before the Federal Court
at DNnNillC on November @
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01
DODEKANESGS ISLANDS
ALSO OFFERED TO GREECE
Di>uatrh From Athens Tells Fur,hcr
Details of Grcnt Eriinin's Efforts
ia Induce Participation In War.

HERl.iN. octob.
Sayvillc). The Ov
to-day gave out =
According To q.
Greet Britain one
participation in .
cyprus, but the =
md South .Alban
further promised t.
AEGEAN Islands. Q
ciinei the offer. en-
the siatcnl"N; that .
want to rcnaiu ncu
"A telegram TO !
from Sofia says Ill
British military OIL
showing Increased
3crV':iOh of the m,
ANA MAT this p"tcrl
t.reSt OF tho small
VON"s resentment
The DodckaucSos
Aegean sea of the ,
and enjoy autono:
s'i%crainty. TheS'
Rhodes. Stampalia.
and kaioyrinos. 2
known better nm,
Sporadcs OF Seattle
once belonged to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01
TWO MEN ARE FOUND DEAD
IN LOADED FRI,I<:IIT CAR
LSpeclnl to Thc Timcs-Dlsnalch

TT
CREME VA. October 3l-Two
white men were found dead in u box
ear here this morning when :: coal
train stopped ut the station. They had
hocn stealing Il ride and it is believed
they were killed by the pushing to-
gcth.r of the steel rails with which
the car was partly hlled. The bodies
are being held for Identification. The
only clue TO identification Is n bottle
of whisky purchased In LynchhurG.
They also wore shoes purchased in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01

I'au,inc-AluEi is excellent for the
relief of tired feet. Salt mixed with
The alum ana dissolved in the bath
water is most helpful. Bathing the
feet III vinegar is also most soothing
] suggest your consulting q skin spc-
cialist about the white spots on your
face. As long AS your skin IS so sen
Sitive you might t:y cleansing your
face with cream and discontinue the
use OF soap. You can use either -
greasy or nOnSrcaSy cream. according
To whether your skin is .lrE o. too
moist have formulas :ur both a
greasy and nongrcaS: cream which |
shall be glad To send YOU If %nu wish
them:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01
Face Powder
BIZ William Brady. N. D.


The modern use % face powder. as
We have vcnturcd t" affirm. is not only
Justiiable. but advisable. as a health
III habit. when IL Is necessary or when
woman thinks II IL necessary.
pccEed out in the latest style Of pig
mont mi!adN feels happier. looks like
she feels. and, from obvious psyche
logical influence. really is II healthier
I'crSon Tor the time being.
However. there are some dangers
81" must avoid. In the fist place She
must beware OF thos" paints and other
accessories Of the toilet which con-
tain i"ad. wood alronol mercury and
similar harmful INGREDIENTS. In the
second place she must be careful now
"ic powders. Test "n" suffer conjunc-
tiNitia
ConlunciiNiti@ u medical hiShDrow
LANGUAGE Tor sor" eyes -iniiamcd lin
inG OF The "!e!idS
me particular KIND q! conlunctivi,is
caused hN race powder Is characterized
nE "!"fFihS "i VISION, Inability to use
the eyes Tor near work and frequent
.'i"Af"s OF Intense itching of the lids,
III INC v%"s are rubbed 10 relict" the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01

> CtN wireless to
cas- News Agency
following:
Athens dispatch.
Greece for her
var not only
...kancSos Islands
Great Britain
evacuation oi The
nmier Iainis de-
'hticolly repeating
" people of Greece
~.
Cologne C;aZcttr
the French and
= IN Saloniki arc
al 20 obtain SUI
is and tClceraphs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01
DESCRIPTION or HANDSOME
GOWN IN TROISStti

II vas Learned to-day chat Mrs. Cali
mas in h.r trouSScau n gown OF what
is rnown as iSnis Tatuus satin. From
one view this appears to be Of plain
black satin. but in another light tiny
flowers IN metal threads can lie dis
ccrncd This silk is made into an even :
inw gown ON long slender lines. and
has wing sleeves OF irridcscelt ,ull..
Mrs Calf il one OF the most grace
full dancers in Washington. ana is cs-
Dccially adept in the modern varieties
of til" WALTZ. Lest winter she 2ttcn led
many OF the balls. and danced throuSl II
over" numbci on til" program. I; is
expected that dancing will have u prom =
:mcnt place in the social program az the
White HoUs, during the coming season.
All the |" csidcnt's daughters are very
ioEd OF dancing. PrcSit:cnt Wilson does
not dance. but has no objection 10 il
IT til" White House. as drriug the
iirst season Of this administration. the
Misses Wilson gave several dancing
parties There was dancing at the
weddings or Miss Jessie Wilson to
Francis l!o"c. S:iyrc, and Miss EIea .
nor Wilson To Secretary OF the Treas
ury McAdoo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01
Quotations ana Answers.

TNinG pn Naricosc Ncins---Is it pos
'!nl" for a doctor to tie off varicosc
veins IN the leg without cutting?
AnsweI'-Hcs y needle threaded
with tn" proper lisnture is passed
through tho skin, Under tie vein and
out at thc other aidc. the li"aturc then
5ci"% lied over gauzc. This Is :. blood
less operation ana cen hc done under
local ancs'hcsin.
annoying Damdrun- VIII you please
send me instructions for the relief OF
IN annoying case OF dandrun? asks
y. =. +.
Answer Gladly. i; YOU will comply
WIN our requirements, They are a
stamped, addressed envelope
Abdomnnl breathing Cor Periodic
rams some time ago yon described a
breathing exercise which was RECON-
Hlendcd to relieve painful functional
trouble IL womcH Can YOU repeat the
INSTRUCTIONS"
Write for personal reply IL
YOU want II. Or watch for Talk en-
titled ~ Woman's Doctors ContrI-
button TO appear within few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01

Al the meeting OF the .u.HIon
Council on Tuesday evening 'ue SUBJ
ice, OF AN ,rorria,ion % '1' 600 TO
aid in build;ntya highway from PETERS
burg To City Point will com, up for
consideration. having been ..ll over
from the last, meeting IH- FINANCE
Committee reported advc .e,s on The
proposition. Int action "#- deferred
until the November mcetir=
Lewis A. HolstciI. s-"d eighteen
wears. son OF Roy II lstci0 ~ chester
Held County. was tougl' 10 'hc re
tcrsburg HOSPITAL LIST evening 10 Gu-
derro . surgical -u"raNou. uui his
condition was such that the operation
could not be pcrfolAcd i dicd Two
a. three hours ate r"acuiu- th" hos
pital.
Everett Anderson ~ tie man ras
arrested here todd on warrant Tor
Charlottesville. Ch;:ing NIm With The
larceny or trunk nd ctutcu:s valued
nj 500 The. thcf's nj eyed "a hay.
been committed OF rid"
Everett Mirdcn arrei'cd here for
DESERVING hist yifon LIuchburg. WAS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01

at night, will do more toward clear
.ng the complexion than any amount Of
outward applications. BE careful o..
your diet. Take long walks and guard
against constipation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01

Miss Sallic P.-l am afraid viii
power * the only remedy rnr biting
your lips. Constantly biting your lips
makes them coarse ana thick and
Spoils the texture OF the skin. If YOU
wil rub cold cream on night and
morning and before going out in the
air il Will Keep them from ctappinc
and cracking open.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01

ros' c, Travellers Protective" Nsso-
citation. was Visited and lddr,S>"d last
night by Sta'" Preside; George W
Rogers and state Secretary II T.
HARDWOOD. whit gave in'crestiiD. talks
on the work OF tile orEaniHdtiOu. In
In" course OF tour Of the STATE tn No
vembcr rctcr,burg viii Toe visited By
national oiiCe's Post = VIII welcome
and entcrtainl,hc national visitors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01
NEW SOCI.
TO 70
Pitit.liOt. Dick
DlrcctOII

NEW TOT;
OF incorporaQ
cicty. dcscril|
national unit
TO the SecrCt
anon" the J.
ohot. OF MILF
son. Of Chi
York; Lew i
and Robert
ton.
The purl
forth in ~
Anlcricanisrt :
lions now " :
standing of
and institut
understand
Zcns OF this
minded 10y:
The mnin
~ New Vol
ted to reaE
= StaicnTH
wood /Johlt&
ganiZat.on
had been u
vigorous 81
fend the pr
icau unity
10 this COZ
said woin.
Of the cou,
nncnt to folH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01

WtNVI I EIIE sId~
taken hack I
Two other ~
held here. "
York. aud j..
Md. chief X
that both wi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01

Kitty--A dark and saliow skin il
usually caused from Il SiupgSh liver
The juice Of lemon, squeezed into a
glass OF hot water and slipped the first
thing ia the morning and the last thing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01

H:rz"l--i don't thinl; your eyes are
in " condition 10 cause YOU alarm; they
arc probably tired and ovcrtnXod. Give
NJ trying 10 do amy rcndinc IN the
evenings for nontn o. 50, aud ihcn
II YOU ina there - no Improvement, |
ausecst your consulting an cyc Spc-
cialist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01
mrs. GAIT NOT To SELL.
| TWENTIETH STREET HOME
President, Refuses Several
Fine Offers.
ATTENDS CHURCH WITH WILSON
In Afternoon Couple Takes Long
Motor Eide in Maryland, and Then
There Is Informal Dinner at the
White House.
Especial to The Times dispatch. /.

iSpSc'ai 10 Inc ilnnSS- btSpntCn.i
WASHINGTON, October 31.-Bccausc
she was courted there by President
Wilson. Mrs. Norman Gait, iiuncec of
the executive. is said to nave refused
several advantageous offers for her
home on Twentieth Street
Mrs Gait will not even dismantlc the.
house after her marriage. II will he
placed at disposa. OF her mother and
sister while she presides over the
White House. The electric motor car
which Mrs Gait drives and has done
most of her trousseau shopping in, will
also be turned over to use OF he.
mother.
y crowd surrounded the Central
Presbyterian Church this morn;nr
when it was learned President Wilson
and Mrs Gait were attending services.
there. ON leaving the churcl, beth
smiled s,raciousiy, in answer to tn"
81 cctinsa from aoGuaintances
Mrs calf was attractively crowned
IN gray silk. and wore large corSaC"
bouquet Of lilies Of Ia" Haiie". Tile
President called 1T her home after
church. and then went 10 the White
House FOR luncheon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-01

IRA : - =
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-01-28

were swollen so l could scarcely dras
around.
Il COOK Peruna and it has done
wonders for me. Ny cure was sur
prise TO my friends for they never ex-
pected to see me we'll again. just
took two bottles OF Peruna after doc
toring for five months and growing
wo. Ill the time
Continuous Headache.
Mrs. Esther N. Milner, Box 191,
De Graft, Ohio, writes: Il was ter
rible sufferer from internal catarrh,
and had the headache continuously.
was not able to do my housework
for myself and h"ehand. You recon-
nended Peruna l took four bottles
and was completely cured. | think
Peruna a wonderful medicine and
have recommended it to my friends