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Toe Miifenry Plaiodealer. " : " W~" V »I*HI,ISnKI> BY ;*• vrVvuv Ifc'HFi \ RY, *lTBI.ISnBI> BY 'm. 8CHBEI»SB. tl- iLLUTtirsi; v , Engineer Goethals must be busy r** Canal digging. In any eVent he i«*t K doing much talking. Experience in the United States hag- Shown that it is a great deal more dangerous to rob a train than It ia to •teal a railroad. The sweet girl graduate is begin­ ning now to think about her valedic- tory. The graduation costume was settled long ago. An Evanston woman is such a per­ sistent borrower of trouble that she Is unhappy now because she never feels well in hot weather. One reason why earthquakes are more destructive now than they were 100 years ago is: that there are more big cities to shake down. Fort Dodge girls are taking des­ perate risks when they become the wives of men who marry merely to avoid paying that bachelor tax. > The constitution of Oklahoma, if printed in book form, would be about t£e size of the average novel, but ghost people would rather read the Hovel. , • ' "Does golf destroy friendship?" 'asks a correspondent of a London pa­ per. We don't pretend to sp^ak as an authority, but bridge does, some times. Since humanitarian feelings forbid the wearing of dead birds and artifi­ cial flowers have been discovered to be germ bearers, the fruit garden effects •re about all that women have left tor their hats. ; Emperor Francis Joseph has to ? wash the feet of 12 old men once a fe "*3rear in order to hold his jof£ It is fi safe to bet, though, that the feet have been scrubbed and sandpapered before % Jie gets to them. The nucleus of a Missouri million- lire's fortune was $50 loaned him by bis wife. The trouble with most men it that when they borrow from theii •wives they are really getting money «$rom themselves. : If all the Chinamen in this country who claim to be native born are truth­ ful, every Chinese woman in the United States must have been the mother of 38 children. The heathen "Chinee continues to be peculiar. ;%Y: If England and Spain are becoming fdlies it's nothing new. That was quite the normal state of thiifgs in the time of Napoleon. The two coun- £ v tries have been good friends, at least i outwardly, for. a century and more. f An important percentage of Eng- land's great trade in cotton goods With India is made up of dhooties-- Which are ornamented shirtings. Any paragrapher who wants to make a lit­ tle jest about dhooties and duties is V- \'s Welcome to the opportunity. | y =============== •a#-' The will of an Edinburg man who has left $25,000 to his servant, Pennel ICunro, "in recognition of her un­ wearied attention" to himself and his . family is evidence that there are ex­ emptions to what has come to be re­ garded as a rule. It has been asserted that there are 46 fortunes of more than $50,000,000 feach in the Pittsburg district, based 'on coal and iron development. Wheth­ er this be correct or not, there are cer- yiatnlv a great many fortunes running flom $5,000,000 and $10,000,000 on up to $100,000,000 each, and then there Is Mr. Carnegie's, of $300,000,000 or ,'$400,000,000. Talk Is nut always cheap. A man in New York fined for being found in an opium den had to pay ten dol­ lars extra for a single foreign mut­ tered word, which word meant that fee hoped the court would drop dead. Jueuiting the dignity of the law is a luxury which those who wish to Indulge in must pay for, and even take a risk on the enjoyment. f ~ f r ^The Chinese, who invented almost everything before anybody else heard 1A it, claim to be the original discov­ erers of the process of sugar making, ;4tnd it is said that sugar was used in China as long ago as 3,000 years. This is misty, but the fact is well estab­ lished that it was manufactured in China under the Tsin dynasty, 200 years at" least before the Christian era began. SPANISH HEIR fiOHM QUCEN VICTORIA AND HER ARE DOING WELL. SON CEREMONY IN THE PALACE TRIAL OF HAYWOOD BEGUN FAMOUS MURDER PLOT CASE ON .AT BOISE, IDAHO. Royal Baby Formally Presented ' by the Happy King--Congratula­ tions from All Over the World. Madrid.--The news that the direct male succession to the throne of spain had been assured by the birth Friday of a son to Queen Victoria sent a thrill of rejoicing throughout the country, and Friday night the happy event was celebrated from one end of the land.to the other. Queen Victoria and the child are both doing well. , The hurried departure of royai mes­ sengers from the palace at ten o'clock in the morning to summon the cour­ tiers and the members of the diplo­ matic corps gave the first indication that the birth was imminent. The usual gathering outside the palace courtyard was soon swelled by im­ mense throngs of the excited popu­ lace. The crowd waited in suspense until nearly one o'clock, when the thunder­ ing out of the first cannon shot signi­ fied that the ro^al accouchment was over. ! Soon after the royal salute the flags of Spain and Great Britain were raised over all the public buildings of Madrid. In the meanwhile the solemn cere­ mony of presentation was being car­ ried out Inside the palace. The mis­ tress of the robes, carrying a huge sil­ ver tray upon which was lying the newly born royal baby, accompanied by King Alfonso and Premier Maura, appeared in the ante-chamber where the courtiers had assembled. The young monarch appeared full of joy as the premier, raising the drapery which covered the infant on the tray, said: "Gentlemen, it is a prince." The solemn dignitaries thereupon forgot all etiquette and cheered both the klAg and the queen heartily. The minister of justice, Mar§uis Figueroa, made out the birth certificate, which Flratt ttf Talomen Examined, H But No. Juror Accepted-- * . Qood Progress Made. Boise, Idaho.--William D. Haywood, first of the alleged participants in the avenging conspiracy by which it is averred the assassination of Frank Steunenberg was plotted and execut­ ed, was placed on trial for his life Thursday. Counsel for state and prisoner entered at once in a business­ like way upon the examination of prospective jurors, and kept steadily at the task for five hours. No juror was finally accepted, but substantia] progress was made and the indications at the close of the ses­ sion were that a jury would be ob­ tained by the end of next week. The William D. Haywood. opening day of the trial went through to its conclusion in quiet harmony, unmarked by unusual incident. It was earnest and business-like. Its striking feature was the entire absence of crowds or demonstration in any form. At no time was the court room more than half filled, and the streets form­ ing the courthouse square contained not a single loiterer. The case was halted shortly before five o'clock by the exhaustion of the jury panel, and adjournment was taken until Monday morning. Mean­ time the sheriff will summon a special venire of 100 men. The 11 men under examination, but not yet finally ac­ cepted or rejected, were locked up and will be closely guarded. PRI8CO POLICEMEN ACCUSED. Queen Victoria of Spain. was signed by all the prominent per­ sonages present. The gathering then broke up. King Alfonso telegraphed the good news to the pope, King Edward and the heads of other states, and later the congratulations began to come in. According to a decree of the Span­ ish government, the son born to King Alfonso and Queen Victoria will bear the title of Prince of the Asturias. The principality of the Asturias formerly was the mountain refuge of the abo­ riginal inhabitants of Spain, who re­ mained there unconquered by Roman or Moor. In many respects the As­ turias is regarded as the cradle of the Spanish monarchy, hence the pride taken in the title of the prince of the Asturias. Queen Victorir mother of the royal infant, was married to King Alfonso in Madrid May 31. 1906, amid scenes of the greatest splendor, followed by the horror of a bomb explosion which killed scores of people and narrowly missed the royal coach in which their majesties were returning from church. Arrested Strikebreakers 8ay They .Were Beaten and Starved. San Francisco.--Twelve of the non­ union car operatives who were arrest­ ed Tuesday afternoon for shooting in the tragic Turk street battle were re­ leased Thursday morning on bail fur­ nished by the United railroads. According to these men, they were severely beaten by the police after they had been taken under arrest to the Central station. The assert that they were deprived of beds, food and water. Mayor Schmitz Thursday summon­ ed 50 leading citizens to advise him as to means of meeting the grave crisis Which the city is facing. No further fatalities are reported as the result of the riot on Tuesday. In­ cluding John Buchanan, who died Wednesday night, the death record has been limited so far to two, with three others of the wounded in a prfr carious condition. Strike breakers continue to arrive from the east and a number of addi­ tional cars carrying men for the com­ pany are reported on the way. The men are from the big cities of the east and those who handled the cars in service Wednesday are Kentuckians. detachment of 40 men arrived in this city Wednesday night, an<l pro* ceeded to the barns. The prince of Wales possesses an expert knowledge of the various aero­ planes and their mechanism. His royal highness was always of a me- chanical turn of mind, and in another sphere of life would probably have made a name as an inventor. He ^ remarkably clever, with tools of every description, and has already impart- . ed a good deal of his knowledge to f? bis eldest sons. 1 Dr. Edward Everett Hale says he • doesn't believe in long sermons. Perhaps some clergymen are a little too conscientious about giving good measure. 8trike Threatened at South Omaha. Omaha, Neb. -- A committee representing 5,000 packing work­ men in the South Omaha packing houses Thursday morning called on the managers of the plants and asked for increased wages. A strike is threatened if the increase is not granted. The packers asked time to discuss the matter with the Chicago heads of the companies. The work­ men who are making the demands were granted an increase only i*gl Monday. Railways Are Indicted. New York.--Indictments charging violation of the Elkins anti-rebating act were handed down by a federal grand jury Tuesday against the Chi­ cago, Rock Island & Pacific railroad, Ontario & Western railroad, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad and the Western Transit company. sr,'-p ,• A gift of $300,000 has been offered •jto Yale if the university will raise ,<$1,700,000 more. Somebody must /^think Yale has an almost insatiable ^craving for money. <: Englishman CQmplains that he couldn't get anything to eat in Can­ ada, although, of course, it never struck him to go to Sandwich, Ont. One of the Rockefeller girls has married a man worth $60,000,000. She will not suffer want if the Standard Oil cotnpany ever . gets eonscience- *t*iek©n and gives the money back. Will Fill Strikers' Places. New York.--The resident heads of the steamship companies included in the International Mercantile Marine company served notice upon the striking longshoremen that unless the latter returned to work within a week their places would be filled. Actiye volcanoes are not liable to have many visitors this year. The prosaic person out on his vacation doesn't, care for a steady diet of cin­ ders. ' 4 Woman Kills Baby and 8elf. Pittsburg, Pa.--Despondent because of ill health, Mrs. Carrie Slgsworth, 31 years old, killed her 18-months-old child and then shot and killed herself early Friday at her home in Allegheny. Will 'Prosecute Harvester Trust. Washington. -- Attorney General Bonaparte has announced his in­ tention to prosecute the so-called har­ vester trust for alleged violation of the Sherman law, charging it to combination in restraint of trade. Germany is enjoying an era of ex­ ceptional prosperity. Like the United States, it has nothing to worry over Accept the fear that it Will not last i - " Society Belle a Suicide. Ottawa, Ont.--Miss Aileen Clemow aged 26, granddaughter of the late Senator Clemow and a Society belle, committed suicide here Thursday. She was In poor health and was icing to sanatorium Friday. $3,000,000 TO SMITH'S WIDOW. Will Disposing of Estate Valued $25,000,000 Made PubHc. at New York.--The will of the late James Henry Smith was made public in this city Tuesday night. The value of the estate is estimated at not more than $25,000,000. The widow la left $3,000,000 in Heu of dower, all his nearest kin receive legacies and St. Luke's and the Orthopoedic hospitals of New York are given $100,000 each. His nephews, George Grant Mason and William Smith Mason, are the principal beneficiaries of the estate, receiving two-thirds and one-third, re­ spectively, of the residue. "Gentleman Burglar" Convicted. Chicago. -- Edwin Tate, known as "the gentleman burglar," and re­ cently notorious as escaping from the Peoria police after being charged with the blowing up of a safe to de'stroj evidence against Newton C. Dougherty, was convicted Friday on a charge of entering and robbing the residence of J. G. Flint, 3739 Indi­ ana avenue, on September 28, 1906. NEXT H' " '1, >1! Ihlfll) \ Copper Company Burned Out. Grand Encampment, Wyo. -- The Penn-Wyoming Copper company's smelter, converter, tramway terminal and crushers were destroyed Thurs­ day night by a fire believed to have been of incendiary origin. The loss is more than $100,000. DRUG TRUST IS ENJOINED DECREE ENTERED AT INDIANA** OLIS AGAINST COMBINE. Price Agreements and Blacklists, Threats and Other Means of En­ forcing Are Prohibited. Indianapolis, Ind. -- The so-called "drug trust" was perpetually enjoin, ed Thursday from continuing its operations by the entering of a decree in the United States circuit court for the district of Indiana on the com­ plaint of the United States govern­ ment. The defendants, 92 in number, who are members, officers, directors, agents and attorneys of the National Association of Retail Druggists, the National Wholesale Druggists' asso­ ciation, tripartite proprietors, "black­ list manufacturers," "direct contract proprietors," "wholesale contract pro­ prietors," and Charles C, Bombaugh, are perpetually enjoined from combin­ ing and conspiring to restrain trade in drugs, fix prices by agreement, blacklist retailers who cut prices, or to refuse to sell to any retailer on equal terms. All publication of blacklists is for­ bidden and all contracts and agree­ ments covered by the charges are de­ clared void. The direct contract se­ rial number plan is prohibited aB well as the securing of the adoption of schedules for the sale of drugs. The "direct contract proprietors" are enjoined from continuing the di­ rect contract serial plan and from co­ operating with any of the other de­ fendants in carrying out such a plan. They are enjpined from requiring any dealer from entering into a contract restraining trade in the articles of their manufacture and from placing serial numbers on the retail packages for the purpose of keeping records and tracing sales and from requiring the vendee to keep records of and report sale by serial numbers. All acts tending to restrict the free purchase of the articles or their manufacture are forbidden. The same prohibitions are ordered against the "wholesale contract pro­ prietors" and they are further en­ joined from securing the adoption of schedules for the sale of the articles of their manufacture and of other ar­ ticles in any market. The decree entered Thursday was dictated by the government attorneys and agreed to by the defendants. With the entering of the decree the litiga­ tion came to an end with a complete victory for the government. Gas Company Must Pay. Columbus, O. -- The city of Co­ lumbus won a signal victory in the supreme court of Ohio Tuesday in the case against the Columbus Gas company to enforce it pay to the city $4 ,000 annually for its franchise rights. The company paid the amount annually for several years then re­ fused on the ground that the city could not legally accept compensa­ tion. The city lost in the lower courts, and all these decisions are reversed by the Supreme court judges. The finding/affects many or the Utility companies, and the de­ cision 1b ot vital interest to them. COX COMES OUT FOR TAFT. Urges His Nomination as Part of Ohio Harmony Plan. Cincinnati.--Party harmony, victory in the municipal elections this fall and next year, W. H. Taft for president, J. R. Foraker for United States senator and A. L. Harris for governor, is the program advised by George B. Cox, former Republican leader in Hamilton county, In an interview Wednesday afternoon. When the attention of Senator For­ aker was called to the Statement, he said: "I don't want any political hon­ ors at the hands of the Republicans of Ohio except with their hearty endorse­ ment. Therefore, if what Mr. Cox suggests and recommends should meet with their approval, no one will support Secretary Taft more cordially than I shall." NO MEXICO-GUATEMALA WAR. Trouble Over the Lima Extradition Demand 8ettled. City of Mexico.---The Guatemalan affair has been settled. Mexico will not persist in her demand for the ex­ tradition of Gen. Jose Lima and Col. Onofro Bone, charged with complicity in the assassination of Gen. Barillas. Diplomatic relations will not be sev­ ered. Senor Gamboa, Mexico's minister to Guatemala, will be sent to Salvador. A Mexican consul will attend to this country's affairs in Guatemala. At the same time Mexico will, not giv6 Senor Glron, Guatemalan minister to Mexico, his passports, the idea be­ ing to humiliate Guatemala and ex­ press Mexico's resentment for Cab­ rera's conduct during the affair. KILL8 SUSPECTED BANDIT. Butte Policeman 8hoots Man--Mob Seeks to Lynch Detective. Butte, Mon.--Patrolman Jackson Friday night shot and killed Harry Cole, as the latter was attempting to escape. Cole was arrested on sus­ picion of being one of the North Coast train robbers. A mob of 2,000 besieged the jail, led by Cole's brother, in an effort to lynch Detective Mc- Garvey, who they think, shot Cole. Helena, Mont.--The state of Mon­ tana Thursday offered a ,reward of $1,000 for the arrest and conviction of the men who, in attempting to rob the North Coast limited' passenger train at Welch's Spur Tuesday, killed engineer Clow. BAD WRECK ON INTERURBAN. Fire Victim's Body Found. Kansas City, Mo.--The body pf Miss Aurora Wittebort, the artist, who lost her life in the destruction by fire of the University building, waB recov­ ered from the ruins Friday. Golf Clubhouse Burned. Chicago.--TheHomewood golf club­ house at Flossmoor was destroyed by fire Friday. The clubhouse was built in 1900 at a cost ot $65,000 and the furnishings cost $35,000. Forty-Eight Lost in Poitou Wreck. Marseilles.--The latest report re­ ceived here concerning the Ipsa cr the French steamer Poitou, wrecked off San Jose Ignarlo, Uruguay, are to tho effect that 40 passengers and- eight members of the crew lost their lives. Man' Who 8aved Johnson Dies. Topeka, Kan.--Edmund C. Ross, for­ mer United States senator from Kan­ sas, whose vote saved President An­ drew Johnson from impeachment, died at Albuquerque, !*. M* Wednes­ day. r jr* • ' "• ' :v-: Monster Lock-Out In Berlin. Berlin.--The Master Builders' asso­ ciation, of Berlin, and its suburbs Fri­ day decided to lock out all masons and bricklayers assisting building workmen on May 18. Over 100,000 men are affected by this decision. Nine Persons Injured In Collision Near Edwardsville, III. Edwardsville, 111.--While a south­ bound through electric car from Springfield, containing 20 passengers, was halted on a curve of the McKin- ley interurban line to repair a trolley Friday afternoon, within a few miles of here, an extra locomotive drawing a work train dashed around the curve coach, injuring nine persons, Beveral seriously. * V Train Goes Through Trestle. Flemingsburg, Ky. -- Two persons are dead, two others are fatally injured and ten are seriously in­ jured as the result of an engine and two coaches breaking through a double-decked trestle on the Cincin­ nati, Flemingsburg & Southeast rail­ way two mileB from here, falling 50 feet to the creek below. Prison Term for Hummel. New York.--One year in state pris­ on and to pay a fine of $500 was the sentence imposed Friday upon Abra­ ham Hummel, the lawyer who was convicted of conspiracy in the famous Dodge-Morse divorce case. Brig. Gen. O. B. Willcox Dies. Detroit, Mich.--Word has been re­ ceived here that Brig. Gen. Orlando B. Willcox, U. ,S. A., retired, former governor of the National Soldiers' home at Washington, di£d Friday at Coburg, Ont, aged 85. St. Louis Brokers Will Quit. St. Louis.--According to an an­ nouncement made Thursday, 16 brokerage concerns in St. Louis, which would be affected by the new law going into effect June 16, have agreed to go out of business June 15. I Gift of $1,200,000 to Princeton. Princeton, N. J.--John Hlbben, W"k communication from the Princeton alumni committee of 50, announces the gift of $1,200,000 to Princeton mil* versitv by a wealthy family. Fatal Ti.in Wreck in Chicago. Chicago.--A fatal train wreck, oc­ curred on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad in Chicago at ^the Hamlin avenue crossing Thursday. One Chicago woman was killed and more than 20 persons were Injured. Providence Machinists Strike. Providence, R. I.--Over 200 ma* chinists at the Builders Iron foundry left the shop on a strike Wednesday, claiming that discrimination had beun shown against members of th$ir union, ten men having be«i discharged within the past two weeks. Cooper Out of Senatorial Race. Madison, Wis.--The withdrawal of Mr. Lenroot as a senatorial candidate was followed Wednesday night by the withdrawal **t Congressman'"Ai- Cooper. •""•I " ' ' rriinn in llfhPA:! " M i l W H h U K SH RISERS' TRAIN IS DITCHEQ BY DEFECTIVE SWITCH. - EIGHT WOMEN, ARE DEAD More Than -a Score of Persons !/>- "*'• Jurod--Victims Are Hon* ribly 8caided, and • y ' " - ^ Burwed. v, Santa Barbara, Cal--While httfry- ing northward over the coast line of the Southern Pacific railroad Satur­ day afternoon, homeward bound after. * week of fraternizing and fiesta in Los Angeles, 145 Shriners of Ismalia temple of Buffalo, and Rajah temple, of Reading, with their families and friends, were hurled into the midst of death. Their special train, running 50 miles an hour, struck a defective switch at Honda, a lonely station on the sand wastes of the Pacific beach, derailing the train, smashing the coaches into flinders, killing 31 almost instantly and injuring more than a score of o<Ji" era. The bodies of 21 lie in the morgues of Santa Barbara and ten more are at San Luis Obispo. The statement tl\jit the train was making terrific speed when it struck the defective track is borne out by the fact that it covered the 61 miles of curves and crooked track between here and Honda in exactly 100 min­ utes. There was no warning of the im­ pending calamity. The special plunged upon the defective switch, and in an Instant the big locomotive, baggageP car, diner and Pullman were hurled together in a huge heap of wreckage. The engine shot forward on the broken track, tearing up the rails and ties and twisting the iron spans into fish hooks. The baggage car half buried itself in the sand on the right side of the locomotive. The dining car in which were 32 persons eating their noonday meal, leaped into the air and. was thrown directly on top of the demolished locomotive. Nearly every person in this coach was instantly killed. Scores were scalded by steam escap­ ing from disconnected pipes in the kitchen of the dinar. The terror and turmoil of the scene was indescribable. Many of those who escaped instant death by the first im­ pact were crushed by the rear coaches hurled upon the wreckage. Others, pinioned in the debris, were roasted alive. The wreckage caught fire from the coals of the engine, but was ex­ tinguished in a few minutes by the passengers who eseaped injury. LOCKED UP IN H18 OWN JAIL. Jailer of Newport, Ky., Caught In Raid on Crap Game. V Cincinnati.--As a result ot anti- gambling agitation in Newport, Ky., a peculiar situation has developed in connection with numerous arrests. Saturday night Chief Lickert, assisted by nearly every member of the police, force, raided a crap game almost op­ posite police headquarters. The pro­ prietor and about 25 well known citi­ zens were caught, several of whom claimed to be only spectators, and every cell in the jail was crowded. It was long after midnight before the last of th$ prisoners succeeded in se­ curing bond and . was released. City Jailer Ben Ploeger was among those captured and he experienced the unusual sensation of being locked up in his own jail. It was found neces­ sary to release Ploeger on bond first so that he could in turn officially re­ lease the others as fast <us blind was offered. NINETY MINERS ARE KILLED. Fire in Mexican Mine Causes Terrible Loss of Life. Meexico City.--According to a dis­ patch which was received from the city of Torreon, Coahuila, at a late hour Sunday, 90 lives were lost in a fire which occurred in the Cornethas shaft of the Ternera, group of mines in the town of Velardena, state of Du- rango. The fire started Friday nijrht in an abandoned shaft. At the time tftertj were 107 men working in another part of the mine and but 17 of them es­ caped. Thirty-five bodies have been recovered. Murders Her Son-in-Law. Maysvtlle, Ala.--Angered because her son-in-law, Frank Albright, had come home drunk and driven the fam­ ily from home, Mrs. Mattie Connally murdered the man by .shooting him with a shot gun. Strikers Let Cars Alone. San Francisco.--Fifty street cars were operated Sunday over two of the 20 odd lines composing the United Railroads system. Most of the pas­ sengers were women. There was lit­ tle disorder. Salvation Army Celebrates. St. Louis. -- Services commemorat­ ing the twentieth' anniversary of the Inauguration of the Salvation Army of St. Louis were conducted Sunday night in the Olympic theater with Commander Eva Booth presiding. Volcanoes Become More Violent. Messina, Sicily.--New craters have opened in Mounts Aetna and Strom- boli, whose eruptions are increasing. The observatories of Messina and Ca­ tania continue to register earth •bocks,'but they we very light Mayor to Be Ousted. Topeka, Kan.--The state supreme court Saturday grknted a writ to ou^t Peter ̂ .Everhardy, mayor of Leaven­ worth, from office for failure to en­ force the laws against saloons anil other resorts. Man Sleeps Forty Days. Kansas City.--T. C. Webster, who was taken from an east-bound train here on April 2 unconscious and re­ moved to the City hospital, has slept constantly for «* past 40 days and to stil» asleep. "* KIDNEY TROUBL1 Suffered Two Years--Relieved in Tkrm Months. --vn* MR. C. B. FIZER, Mt Sterling, Ky., writes; "/ have suffered with kidney and bladder trouble for ten years past. ," T.<ast March 1 vi>iuiuts«tcwu lining" Peruna and continued for three months. I have not used it since, nor have I felfc a pain. *' I believe that I am ws^l and I there- tore give my highest commendation to the cura^ve qualities of Peruna." Pe-ru-na for Kidney Trouble. • Mrs. Geo. IL Simser, Grant, Gfttarto, Can., writes: " I had not been well for about four years. 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