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Peruna Saved Her Life
II was catarrh of ihe lungs so common in ihs winter months
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MissTcuuicDriseoll 870 Putnam
Ave Brooklyn N Y Writes
If people knew how efficient
Peruna was in the cure of ca
tarrh they vould not hesitate to
try it I have all the faith in the
world in it as it cured me and
I have never known of a case
when the person was not cured
in a short time Jennie Dris
coll
Mrs Col E J Gresbam Treasurer Daughters of the Confederacy and Presi
dent Hcrnden Yillago Improvement Society writes tho following letter
from Heruden Fairfax Co Va
Hekkdex Va
The Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio
Gentlemen I cannot speak too highly of the value of Peruna
I believe thai I owe my life to its wonderful merits 1 suffered
with catanh of the head and lungs in its worst form until the
doctors fairly gave me up and I despaired of ever getting well
again
1 noticed your advertisement and the splendid testimonials
given by the people who had been cured by Peruna and
determined to try a dottle I felt but little better but used a
second and third bottle and kept on improving slowly
It took six bottles to cure me but they were worth a Kings
ransom to me I talk Peruna to all my friends and am a true
believer in its worth Airs Col E J Gresham
A PLAIN TALK
On a Plain Subject in Plain
Language
The coming winter will cause at least
one half of the women to have catarrh
colds coughs pneumonia or consump
tion Thousands of womsn will lose
their lives and tens of thousands will
acquire some chronic ail
ment from which they will
never recovor
Unless you take the nec
essary precautions the
the unfortunate ones Little or no risk
need bo run if Peruna is kept in tho
house and at the first appearance of any
symptom of catarrh taken as directed on
the bottle
Peruna is a safeguard is a preventa
tive a specific is a cure for all cases of
catarrh acute and chronic coughs colds
consumption etc
Tf you do not receive prompt and satis
factorv results from the use of Peruna
write at once to Dr Hartman giving a
full statement of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad
vice gratis
Address Dr Hartman President of
The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus
Ohio
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OLIVER EVASS WAS DWENTGBR OFT
FIEST AMERICAN HORSELESS WAU0N
The- world moves slowlJr until iL gets
vc good start and then goee witlc a
whiz YvHuch may be te reason vefty
the world has gone ahead faster- and
further daring the last six thoub snd
yearn than it did -pacing the previous
sfx million years of ics existence As
the Creator of the world had toi wait
and no doubt worry a long long time
before it became fairly started1 it is
not to be wondered at that men in
later times who seel to introduce
something new and strange most also
wait and worry before it gets- a start
Skipping the hundreds of Snrentions
of the last thousand years wo come
to the automobile which in some re
rpects is the latest of the really great
m1 W W III I
and lienowvbeganlufeel the ttuudten of
the poor inventory He knew what he
could do what he ltfid done butt there
was no i man with money who thought
as Oliver did and2e struggled albng
as the moneyless must
lie dltls not confine himself emdusive
ly to steirm engines or roaili wagous
but invested among other- ahiugs ajK
process for flour making which
most nerolutionixed that manufacturer
and made him a little money which he-
spenfr at onceua developing- his other
inventions Htj also maiSe the iirbt
high pressure engine a Jong step In
advance of foe Newconsen and tie
Watt engine
At eighteen that is in 17C9
we Gfflr jmir axstas aw
I W TinTTniTrn 1
I w r mwjuiJTJTTtilWl illlllHJIIIMIIM
innovations the latest of the epoch
makers so to speak because it does
mark an epoch in road transportation
Ye call it a new thing but it is not
As early as 17G9 one hundred and
thirty four years ago Joseph Cugnot
a French artillery officer had a road
wagon in operation transporting artil
lery It was not a success but it set
an example which its successoi s of to
day are still prone to follow to wit it
ran away and butting into a stone
fence wrecked itself Rude road
wagons were also devised by English
men a few years later and one made
by Matthew Boulton partner of James
Watt frightened horse and people just
as others do in this day and genera
tion
In the year 3 751 eighteen years be
fore Cugnots wagon had appeared
Oliver Evans was born at or near the
little town of Newport in the little
state of Delaware Olivers father and
mother were thrifty people of the plain
sort who wanted their boy to become
a farmer and so he was apprenticed
but Olivers mind was on mechanics
especially on engines that could take
the place of horses in drawing wagons
and he left the farm and went home
to potter about a blacksmith shop just
around the corner from his house
In time by the aid of the blacksmith
he had constructed an engine model
that worked But he had no money
Wanted Gcod Luck
Some women said the Chestnut
street reserve are so superstitious
that they seem to think its bad luck
to pass a pin without picking it up
When the streets are crowded with
shoppers you would think they would
nt have much time to bother with
such things but thats where you are
wrong There was a perfect blockade
at my corner this morning ail caused
by an elderly female who had caught
sight of a pin lying on the pavement
At once she flopped down without any
regard for the other people who were
walking along and tried to pick it up
She wore gloves and the pin eluded
her grasp Again and again she at
tempted to capture it but it always
managed to escape her Of course
all this only took a few moments but
already there was quite a block and
people were walking in the street to
get around her Finally t iat did she
do but deliberately remove the glove
troni her right hand pick up the pin
with her bare fingers and stock it into
the lapel of her coat And having
satisfied herself traffic was once more
resumed Philadelphia- Record
nots year he went to Philadelphia as
a wheelwrights apprentice Phila
delphia was no more rapid in those
days than its is reputed to be now
and Evans did not get on very fast
In some mysterious manner he man
aged to eke out an existence and
oven to marry but he could not get his
horseless carriage on the road nor
could he prevail upon capitalists to as
sist him in building a railroad from
Philadelphia to New York one of the
great dreams of his life
Blind as the world was this strug
gling inventor and visionary saw the
true light ahead and of it he wrote to
a newspaper
The time will come when people
will travel in stages moved by steam
at fifteen to twenty miles an hour
A carriage will leave Washington in
the morning breakfast in Baltimore
dine in Philadelphia and sup in New
York the same day Railways will
be laid on iron or wood or on smooth
paths of broken stone or gravel to
travel as well by night as by day Pos
terity will not be able to discover why
the legislature or congress did not
grant the inventor such protection as
might have enabled him to put these
great improvements in operation soon
er he having asked neither money nor
a monopoly of any existing thing
Evans was right Posterity has not
been able to discover the whv or
Strength of Paper Money
That the paper money of the United
States endures a vast amount of rough
and careless handling is a fact that
must have been impressed upon any
one who has ever observed the man
ner in which the average cashier pulls
and jerks the bills he counts before
pushing them through the window to
the waiting patron says the Saturday
Evening Post
A single treasury note measures S1
inches in width by 7 inches in
length It will sustain without break
ing lengthwise a weight of 41
pounds crosswise a weight of 91
pounds The notes rim four to a
sheet a sheet being SU inches wide
by KJj inches long One of the sheets
lengthwise will suspend 10S pounds
and crosswise 177 pounds
It will be noted that a single note is
capable of sustaining crosswise a
weight of 91 pounds which is twice
the amount by nine pounds of the
weight the note can sustain length
wise while in the case of the sheet
the crosswise sheet lacks 29 pounds
of double the sustaining pc er of the
lengthwise sheet
wjftereforeo nor will itsrgtowerH
be any larger arandred -years
hence Xoe way of the inventor is up j
hill all ULe time past rcresent utnd ru
Tfiire Evans was dead and buried
nearl n dozen yeans before Peter
Cooper went down fiom New Yftrk city
with am engine he Had bulla at his
glue factory and proved totfce man
agers at the Baltimore and Qhio rail
road that an engin could be success
fully run over the crooked thirteen
mile swf their track And he had besn
ground a carter oft at century
his dream of a road1 betwseni
New York and Philadelphia came true-
lift UTSG the legislature of Maryland
granted him right of way over
lm j ouvS5r
roads iu that state for his horseless
wagou but it was not until 1S04
that the actual horseless wagor
was demonstrated In that year
the Philadelphia board of health
wanted the water cleaned about
thy docks and Evans was given a
commission io build a machiie for
lie purpose He put his ideas into
iron and turned out his Qrakter
Aniphibolos of Digger a horseless
carriage on the road ad sailless
vessel on the water
He had become so poor vhat his
wife was compelled to spin tow cloth
and sell it for the family sustenance
and now when his wagon was made it
was too heavy and to reconstruct it
the workmen offered their services
free to help him out At last the wagon
the first automobile in America was
completed and it was put on exhibi
tion at Central Square where the
city hall now stands Here it was
run around he square daily and the
public was invited to pay a shilling a
head to look at it one half the money
to go to the workmen the other half
to tlu inventor not for his support
but to be expended in further improve
ments
After tho Digger had proved that
it could go by its own power on land
it was run down to the Schuylkill
where a wheel was rigged at its stern
and it took to the water going down
to the Delaware river and to its des
tination sixteen miles passing all sail
ing vessels on the ay
The Digger answered the purpose
for which it was built but it did not
open the pocketbooks of the capital
ists and Evans still struggled on
Spectacled and gray at forty he was
wrinkled and old now but the spirit
was strong within him and he kept
on By some means he secured a
shop where he did engine repairing
when he was not busy with his
dreams and he made a comfortable
living for his family But this was too
good luck and on April 11 1819 his
snop was burned to the ground de
stroying all his papers and his pat
terns It was a fatal stroke to this
man of sorrows but he met it bravely
and went at once to New York to se
cure means for re establishing himself
There the reaction came and the Com
mercial Advertiser of April 16 1819
contained under the head of Deaths
this notice
Yesterday at the house of Elijah
Ward Oliver Evans Esq of Philadel
phia in his sixty fourth year
That was the end The body was
buried at the old Zion burying ground
whence many years later it was re
moved to Cypress Hills Long Island
where it rests now in an unmarked
grave Oliver Evans is forgotten but
his works live after him and the auto
mobilists of America should find his
last resting place and erect over it a
monument worthy of the man Will
iam J Lampton in New York Herald
Had Pride in Her Town
A young North Carolina girl gave
me a center shot
the other day as a
token of that pride of locality which
is more pronounced in the South than
elsewhere said Mr Henry O Con
ners of Baltimore at the Ebbitt
It was quite a small place but it
boasted one very fine hotel at which
I stopped all night After a good
breakfast I paid my bill to the grown
daughter of the lady who ran the
tavern and who was quite up in the
duties of a cashier
You have a nice little town here
miss said I trying to- make friends
with the good looking clerk but I
must say that I never knew there was
such a town on the map till the South
ern Railroad landed me here vester
day
Eying me coolly and looking me
squarely in the eye the Tarheel maid
en said Where be you from mis
ter I owned up to Baltimore and
this is what she handed me Well I
reckon theres lots of folks in Balti
more that are just as Ignorant as
you Washington Post
Deafness Cannot BS Gu s
tojtioaal application a tluyr orsrasfot reaQUMwiil
otsedi portlua of the earr rnorolnIycQi yinv iu
cuca iteafnef and that it byiconUailunal twedl
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3rfoth9rlnjrnd wboa SiJH eutfrcly tsIofA4 Dint
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UbnontiDd thin tnbo raiuirediolts nurtntl uondl
tloa hearing will bo desuajjod iorevnr clB0caf
ont of sen aro camd bjc ntajrjbwbcb AnotUng
3ul an taaamed condition DUmviunciiiHtcfacCK
We wtllglro One IIundrvL DcJttrfo1r Jny cno of
Dearnesa caused by catarrlO tSua cannot be curcl
by llalT Catarrh Cure Smlfojrcrciilarof ree
jicaKxrr vofiitu o
Sold br Orusrirt 75C
TaJts Uair I auiily lTf0C tOiMtJpntfliu
The Day Growing- Longer
Professor AVusdvaii has qn over
fcha calculationfjyufi Laplace r the aid
of modern datot and concludes that
though in thtjony the length oJf tho
day on earth mist tic increasing ow
ing to the increasing mass of tho
planet due ti tin- conqtarat deposit of
meteors etc yet tho cnngo is so
Infinitesimal chat there iras not been
a half second of difference i 10000
000 years
Dealers 3ay that as ss a cus
tomer tries Defiance Starch it is im
possible t sell them any ether cold
water sterch IU caju he- used cold
or boile jf
Tho Ionian who regards money as
the aim of life wonders why it caniti
bring wntentmont
ET1YCJ rsrmansntly cured ItotltsorncrvcrnsnpwtafrsP
B I lirst dnya use of Dr Klines Uivit Norvo Kextor
CT Send for IBICK 8300 trial bottlo iiml trnatlie
Va E 11 JOixb Ltd 9J1 Arch Street FhllaUolpnia pp
A gentleman does not have to sqIzi
unmentionable language in ordeji to
express himseli
In Km mono Co IrUntP
Tve can sell you 1G0 acres line land
You ran break 100 acres this spring
Sow it to Salters Flax an lj reap
enough to pw far your land itjlwv
Sng a fino farm tvc tlr year
Have ten such pieces for a i
JOHN A SALZKTI SEED COi
CW K XLJt La Cross Win
Cettin fnto debt is like icroppirrff
from a oalioon Jetting again its
like clinbing a greased jtifri
DOXT SPOir YOUR CiiiTHZ0
Use Rod Cross Ball BIiio jikI keep iterj
Trhitu us iaow All grocors a package
The man who likes club ifa cover
regards hiself as the least L stIfish
Storekeepers report tht iho extra
cuantity together vtfh tbo superior
quality of Defiance Starch suakes it
next to impossible- to sell txzy other
brand
Many a great man ha3 for id diffi
culty in finding real friendshi
airs tiiiaiuw Kootiilnjr STrap
ro children tcutlilnir soften j the curas reduce ta
UoanatloncUayflpalncareawluilcoIlL icbottla
There are a lev things thar even a
very young man doesnt Lnaw
Londons Campaign Arjaini Rats
Londons campaign against the dock
rats has progressed satisfactorily
According to the official repirts of
the rat killers over 5000 of the ro
dents have bean killed every mouth
of the past year Since the bubonic
plague scare roused tho arIiorities
to action not less than 25uoiO rats
have been killed The gain has been
great not only from tho health point
of view but in the saving of prop
erty The destructive capacity of
the London wharf rat is ver large
individually and collectively
Medicinal Bones and Horns
A writer in tho PLarmcceutical
Journal remarks that corr iderablo
traffic is carried on in thn present
time In the bones of the tai the na
tive name for the vIld gt Capra
jemlanica which frequents li steep
tree covered slopes of tho Himalayan
range and which bones aro exported
to India being employed as an imag
inary never failing remedy f jr rheu
matism Again the antlers ci the Al
tai wapita of the deer tribe are ex
ported it is said to China realizing
a very high price where t2y are
much esteemed for medicinal pur
poses while tie horns of th Sumat
ran rhinoceros are imports by and
valued in tho same country aja sup
posed means of counteracting disease
WORRY
A Sure Starter fcr 111 Health
Useless worrying a form of ner
vousness is indirectly the result
through the nerves of improper
feeding A furniture maa of Mem
phis says
About a year ago I was afflicted
with nervous spells would worry so
over trivial things
I went to consult one of the best
physicians in Memphis and he asked
among many questions if I Crank cof
fee
Hi3 advice was Co to some pro
vision store and get a box of Postum
drink it in place of coffee and as you
are confined to your desk a great
extent try and get out in th open air
as much as possible I followed his
instructions regarding the Postum
At that time my weight was 112
and I was taking all kinds of drugs
and medicines to brace me up but all
failed to day I veigh 163 and all of
my old troubles ae gone and all the
credit is due to having followed this
wise physicians advice and cut off the
coffee and using Postum in its place
I now consider my health perfect
I am willing to go before a notary
public and testify that it was all due
to my having used Postum in place
of coffee Name given by Postum
Co Battle Creek Mich
Theres a reason for quitting the
drug drink coffee and theres a rea
son fcr drinking Postum Trial 10
days proves them all
Look in each package for a copy
of the famous little book The Road
to Wellville
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