Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 44, Number 3, Jasper, Dubois County, 20 September 1901 — Page 3

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Czolgosz, the Assassin of President McKinley, Indicted for Murder in the First Degree. WAS ARRAIGNED IN COURT AT BUFFALO. fit Prisoner Kftld t Make Any IIIMHMM t Jurtloiia Kruiu lliilcl Atloraay I'-uiniijr r .luilg. K titer; Tita Court AsslK" I'nuiiaal lo I'rolut-l Iii A. In llllrt. lillfTlllo, N. Y., S')1. 11, J.con ft i KolfOM, :ühh fttA Ni -111:111, KM in,1 . u d. vruWrdnjr, hy tte ewmt) court j .mil jnr.v, ff 'I"' etilM f iiiunli-r ., the lirst iegfM in fatally shoot li . .Ii-HI William Mi Kiiil in the Temple ol Muic nt Iba I'tiii-Aiuei ienu undi :ii is' o'l-iiu-u en the after noon of Bept wilier win 11 jirniiiriM'ii he fore Judge Ed ward k Enerfa la UM county court, the I-,1-iMiin-r si uonoi nn refuved to wit queettona re pen tod I5 naked f bim l'v Plstrlct Attdrnet Penne' aa to whether ! lial counsel r wanted ,-ouiiael. Tha diatrtet attorney then leated iliat. InaABUCh us tin- Sfl f, ini int refuaad la anawari eounad should Im- aardgnad. j , .., Kmerj a aligned Hon. Lorain I . wis ami lion. Koberl Ci TitiiH, loriutT auprema eouii jnatrosa if ibis i-ity, whoM niiiiu's bad been anggeat ,,i ii tin- Eric County lur aaaocise t mil. 1 goi iai nrobnhlj win ha nrrnigacd strain tins mornlag he pdeaul ' 'li indid ment. t :I5 yeal rday i.ftiM-iionii. esnctljj 1. 11 ii n - after the shootiiifr, tha grand jur voted nnnnlasonaly to Indict I dm for murder in tii- tirst Kr.--Ifter 'in' Indtctaaonf waa reported i,p pri oner waa drivan frni the petti II mile from the city bull, to the jail, aeroa the ätreet from the hall. got gntix wai then taki 11 under strong guard from the jail throngll the tunnel under Delaware avenue t the iMaemeal of the eity hull, and up the .tail -. the i-oiirt room 011 tfM aaw aad floor. I I 'hi- iirisoiier was sliai kl-il to 11 lieterti. . and another detect Itc held Iii 1 i'lni arm, Assistant Siiperintctulent I ROM marched in front, and n 1111111 1 Iter of patrol me a behind. When tbt !! -Hl 1 v:is t ;i k'Mi Iwfore 1 he bench the crowd In the court room surge :il 1 ut It i 111 on all nicies. Tiny were DtnpcHcil to ri'siiliie their scats. 1 rolgaea la ! medium height, ol fairly good build Süd has liy-M. curly hair, but n ten day'a growth of in-ard on bis face gave him aa unkempt n pea ranee, Apparentlj he frelgned in sanity, not stupiility. nnd his gUUSC4 roamed about, but his eyea wave aiaraya downcaot. Not once lil he look the county proeeeator or the Judge in tha face. ' oi"-nv, have you got lawyerl Da you wish a lawyer? You have been indicted for murder in the tirst deI ree, Do you waat 1 law yet to dcfend you.' Caolgoas, look nt me and unxwer?" Ih-irici Attorney Penaay tired there qustipni .it the prisoner, his oice rialiur with eseh sue. dime hut Oolgosa atahbornly refused to rnnawer. The iiiti-i.-t attorney res pect full suggested that eounael he assigned to defend the prisoner and aacertain what he bad better do as to liia I ti... h .1,... ........ !...(

.... -.-.. ... . an ....in,, in mi- nil n 1 , m arraignment. Jadga Ltuery thenlglc handed. fisk-, the pri-.mer before the hnr if i The strikers at the Monoiigahelii he had counsel, hut there was BjU an- ! plant of the same company have wer, despite the fact that the peace taken sjmlktr action. IS told him the judge was speak When these facts were pre-. Mite, 1 to lag and that he must answer. President Shaffer he only mUghed sar-

Phe court t hen aaid : ' lgoag, von having appmnred for arraignment 111 the court, without ' iin el. the law makes it the duty the court to taaign counsel. The bur ; 'fH'lation of our countv has eon the matter, ami suggested t Im

1 in. ot gentlemen of high standing h such asatgnment. The court has seriously considered the question), SUjI i.iter much deliberation has couelmlI to follow the suggest ion made by assocmtltMS, The court, therefore, slj n- Hon, LoraU I.. Lewis and II. HJ, lo.l . K ( Titus an your counsel." Hi.h'e Ruaary directed the otiieers to iioi,f the attorney;, and remove the briaoner. 1 rolgoaa was ImrafamfM to the fh ' live, who stalled out of the court loom with htm. The erowda surged fti 1 them, hut found the eits burrad 1 policemen, OUtldttl the court room ''"or the prisoii. r wns siiriouiulcd bv Mice-men ami hurried down stairs nto the baaetneat, wheuee be isken tttsTongh the tunnel to the jail "o 1 Delaware avenue. Whether he 1 - left there f,,r tb. glgfkl or taken tbes lu re the police refused to say. I'sltiet Attorney I'eimcy said lh.it Justice-, Lewis und Titus would he ' tified ajid giveu an opportunity to ' with ihe prisoner, and thai hu hoped to arraign CnUMgaSH to-dny. Hranmed Ope rn I Ions. Voungsaowra, t.. sept. i7.-The aisnte of the Arnerlean Steel Hoop 1 " in bis -i1y, Oirurd. Nilcs. Win ten Od I'omeroy ." O.. .not 0 1 .-enville, Pa. resniited operations after 11 weeks ahtttdowa ns the reaull of the sinke. Aheojl .V" men relarne.l lo work. t'nerlsiRe It. nt, Mi.-J. llum.il. I'ontme, Mich., Bent. 17, Piro, suneia.v. oNmhroyed the largest portion of D.J, Heandctt A to. 's earrlsiec body "ork, located here. Less b ,,,d for $47,1X1(1. About 210 men were 1 mplej t-d.

NOT ROSY FOR SHAFFER.

Striking Mtl Worker lllaaat Isllvd Wltkt I ha OflBrlal N.iittn.m of Tltalr In tarsal. PUtsbnrf, Ph., Sent. ML It mh t tl.rli.il n da 3 fr I're s'uleut SliiitTel ttml Ihr fCOeral oftclsls uf tin- Anilll aiiiati-l association. Tb lii-udn nur tare oi the orssaietiofl isere re)wdeil from morning until evening with del egntloni of striken iwnltlng word from tin lender retrnrdlug the settlst tlient uf t lie strikr. 1'ri Mid-lit Shaffer arrives i hlf B Bee rerlj In the dnj and remained, until si o'dock to-night. Hi- had dlf Roulty in seeing all who eanku, and Anally arranged to see Individual dal e yet ions from eaeh lodge, under prom lea iKat want the learned from him wan in remain teeret rseept when the subject waa brought before Ihfl lodga uiui in tin- lodge room, 1 in- aalleri at the general uffleea Wfre all nmir nr Ii-:- c-M-iti-il anil snanj were deeplj Incensed. Home of the strikers dee g red the) would not reapcel tha order calling tha strike Off until they weie given full particulars of (he net t lenient . Others were calling boldly for tha rcsignat ion ol President Slialler and ai.otlier clasidemanded the withdrawal of then lodges from the organisation. The most worrying feature to Preal Bent HhahTer during the day wan tin preeanee of aewapaper men In the headquartera. Ha Anally ordered them from the building. Hi order ama not 0I11 veil, but upon his piouiiM- that tin official statement of the settlement ' would be given OUt later some of the men arithdrew. The stntaunent a not giyeu out ut all. At its o'clock Prealdeiit Bhaffer left the otBee fir his home. He looked Beit her t the right n'"' 1" the left. li teemed much depressed, and wanted to avoid everyone. Other otlieials of the. organisation busied themselves circulating among the engt) men about the ofhcea and made a plea for quietness and patience. They insisted that the settlement WOUld ROt , 1 1 nr. 11 i' to lie sj nail a-- 11:10 oei-n ieported thus far. Nom- of those who did Ibis BrOrk were ready, however, to "-ive any Inkling of the terms grunted by the Amadgaamted saao elation or how it .1 Bested the menon at t ike. Thons who were flnall permitted to ace President Shaffer departed from hand quarters looking decidediy diapl eased ami muttering much against what had bees told them. Before hmring t ofBcat, lreaklea Bhaffer sanouiM rd that he did not think that it was noceaaary to make a statement. He mid that he urda satistie.l that none would be fort he. lining from the amnagera, as they had riven bim assururseea that thj would not reveal the conditions of the agreement. One of the officials other than Shaffer stiM that it "as but natural that nothing would l- said a boat the settlemi nt. He added that it waa galling enough tu ic beaten, without talking ; SSlhttci! about it. A aseeting of the tin workers of the Set nulls vvas hei.i during the after ; 1 a. and the matter of the strike I Settlement WSS taken Up. After the I . - . a a. a 1 . m-ct mg tue. men unnonacco wot inrj I had decided 10 remain out and keep up the strike uti'ii tney luui aeara from President Shatter. They added that in ease the terms were such to make the Star mill non-union tlu-y would positively refuse to return to wiiil. uiui would lieht the battl unraatieally. He offered no comment on the men or their deeision. At 1 he railiter mills in the west enil tlie i itrihera had taken no decided action upon returning to work, it w-os stated nl the mill ofBco that about a dOSeU of the old men bad applied for work, but none had been taken back a tel. BISHOP WHIPPLE DEAD.

The senior lllaho of ttir ProleM! r.ileol I hureh In tiuerlen la Ileiid. St. I'aul. Minn.. Sept. 17. Hi-hop Henry B. Whipple, of the Protestant Kpiscopal church, iliei'. üt si o'clock Monday morning ut his home in Kuribeutt, Minn. ' Itisbop Whipple, who has been seriousiv ill at bis home in Paribant, was taken suddenly Worse Sunday night. He had a severe attach of angina aee toris about a week ago. bu: Seemed lo iic.iver after the llrsl few dayillness. Henry Benjamin Whipple has been bishop of the Kpiscopal church in Mi.inesotn since l.V.i. He was Urn in Adnata, N. .. February 15. IttM. Illwas ordained m 1830. Be was the senior bishop of the Protestant Bpie gO pal church in America. No (ienvml Kenmillin. Pittsburg, Pa., Sept. IT. There w.ino general reanmptloii of worst nt the iteel mills here Monday, With the em ccplion Of Mchecsport. the mill is this district were operating about the Kam.- as la St week, very few of the old men reporting for work. I'll" strlhen are ail at sea, and xmaicaiimted headqaarters crowded with commit 1 i s from the different local mill - nnd otit-of-town plants anx oua to learU the terms of settlement ot the big Strihc. None have been nthciu 1 ' v notified thai Ihe strike is off.

BIG RAILROAD IMPROVEMENT. A unique escuraioB vra recently arranged by the Uaian PaeUU Railroad eoanptajr. About suit ne wviisuei men, rrrireseutinf the leading journal, of ti.e country, were invited i take a trig n the yommg dlvimon. "The Ossrlsad Route," far the par pose of viewing t tie tt.;iriilnua engineering ichievcmeate i-ently made on that Um Tlie train was made up , two private eaic, three I'ullnian l.alui e sleeer. a dn.ing at, diawii by one ol 1 1 c 1 teatine od a Iben, with an observation cai .instructed un the atiit- plan ... a trolley eai alicau of tilt- eliHine.

OtM hundreil and fifty eight and fourteiithi Hillen 1. 1 neu tu. . laid ' iu' n.g t be mileage between Omaha and (jajden bye) 47 oiilei, und reducing gradieata which varied rroaj 4 to u" rw u-.t to the mile to a maruluuiii of 4.'i tee!, and iiivi a lfiini tf tan 4 degreea, u.iile a g.i.i di-.il ot bad curvature ha I r-eti eHiniii.ited entirely. .a 111.1t1nt.11i1 removed and lost late a eha-n; bags balsa bon-d luindredi a feet thruajih nu ul granite, an underground river encountered and overeome: an ana) of men with all nur'. of medi jr.irul unl-, SSWV d 111 t..e work f..r lu-arlv a vi.ii. the great I nion I'milir tra.lv lti.ti i.'i'iilio and Ogdaa Baace ahorter, heavy gradea eiiaai li.ited. and thr bii..iu of the irieat v. latid route fwariag throaga a new t-iiamu-i, Witnout the aiiahtext interi untioii. M1II1 'tis uf RaOMI have be-ii njient to reiuee the grade, und njorten the ditarif-e. Tnia redaction 1 the reaalt of ktraightea ins iiniiec e at v ( urvt-. and the .-ini.trii' tion ot aeveral eatohTa between Bafardaad liear 1 i . 1 . 1 1 t'i The . iirvatare paved in almut one-h:df the grading about the sane, while the angleaie 11 dm el marly twothitda. The -u pM i.H ,tv nt t , , I., t ; 1, a'!irent to the pra I al railroad engineer, It in also apparent to the . jiet.iting dep.11 tniriit in t.ia redaction m operatiasr espeaaes. aad to tha traveler 111 the increased speed the trains Ml make. I'm new line run due t from Baford. avoiding the high Kills and 1 ightv foot ? nie from Cheveuiif. and ti.ireing through ruts a rid tha btf tunnel, erosew tor Hack HBla at a grade rd lasa c an ass half 1 sn.3 feet) over mountain altitude.. Prom a eoAstrtM re ataadpotat thelitis ip remarfcabla lor tha sswmn of material raajdred ia the eonstrnction of lanaeam enih.inkmeiits and the building of large tunnels through solid rock. The e.ii-t ruction of the new line between Baford nd Laram:e alone ha involved the exi-av.it n of j4St.SSI eiibi'- yards d material, one third of which (exelu-ive of the tunnel BSCSVS tioa 1 hap Is-ert si.lul rock. 01 something over 100,000 cubic yard j er mile. Too much i r.-dit for thi work cannot be L'. n t' Horaoa O. Hurt, president of the t'ti i hi I'aciiic railroad, and hip juaistsBta. The ezearsioa aaa renlete with many intrrea'uig incidents, and the pplendid hoapttalitv of t:n Union Pacific omeialswasa revelation. Ti:r BCWspapeT men tliuusd their appreeietiofl in manv araya. partiea l.irly in a maolatioa of thank to the I 'nion PkClfii "tin i Oerie! ,.' I'a-seliger Agi lit Iximax, and Messra. Dado vv. I'alk and Qriffin. olll.lM l Wipe It. A trat her vva instroctilia a tla of in fallt in the Baedaj school and was letting the children timsli her pentei.ee to make mre t ei understood "The idol had ejrea, .hr said, "but it couldn't -" "See." cried theohtldren. "It had c.iip, but it rouldn't--" "Hear," said the i.-r "It bad bps. hut it couldn't " "Sneak." said the eh;. dien "It had 1 nose, but it couldn't " "Wipe it'" shouted the htlle one, and the teacher had to paure in i.i Ie-- 1 Ixmdon Tit Pits. Anatrnllan Mrtll' Hecur Trip. The -auaal imnor'ant. tliaJ that ha left Australia in veara fur Loudon r.ently made a reeord hi t aking tnu. The n.ail ccucr.ed of 34, BBi s and CSntaUled many docurujota for the British parliament. At Sidney it was put on Doaru tne steamer eniura. a fteainliij saiiiuc uiulei tne American flag and hud: iily lat ycai lor the Oceanic HU arasbia c ompany at the C ramp hipmrd in Philadelphia. The trip across the Pacific occupied jut 21 days, the former tune having been 'M day. Krotn San Frar.eh o tne mad was hurried ea?t on Ppecial fast trains on the Boutharn i'acitic (Ogden baa), l nion Pacitic, and Chicago, Hurlingtoa und Qttiacy nulrtrsds, but arrived in t'hicago too late to connect with the fast mail train of the I-ake Shore and New York Central, which i. a 24-hour train from Chi cago to New York. A special train wa made Bp and attached to one of the fastent engines on the Iake Shore line. The regular train was overtaken at Toledo, and the hour and a half lost time wa made up. At Huffalo the regulae train was made into two sections by the New York Central with the n.iil cars, including the Australian mail, in the first section. New York was reached three minutes ahead of schedule time. At New Yoik the mad was delivered to the Campania and that vessel left on regular time. Marring accidents or unusual delays it will be delivered in England in several dav -iioiter time tltnn ever lieforc. -ine Mtaeawrf M-iie-.. "You must have discerned my love." raghi I li iroid Bpooueigh to Beatrice Eitass, "lor mv face is a an open page to JTOS "Hua," aweetlv replied the fair young girl, "as far a- I am con.-erned. your face 1 a rejected manusiript.' - Baltimore American. To Prevent niphtberlai I'se Hosaie's Croup Cure. No nausea. SOcta. Why don't you let folks advise you! They enjoy it. W asUingtoo (Ia.j Democrat. THE MARKETS. N Yoi k. S, pi I'ATTI.K- Nativ. St. . is 4 ;t'i 11 I foTToN MnldlliiK l l.ol K Winter w heat IIKAT- No 1 ltd OOKN-No. 2 HATS No. 2 i'oUK M.ss . ST I. l IS COTTON MtdOlttsa i:i:kvi:s B leers I'.iws and Heifers. CAt.V id ' per l" 1 t1st IP ;s fair to ChiUei SIIKKI- l-.itr to 1 In. I...... r LH' "It-I'atetit-i t In r 1; rude WHE T No. I Red l'ORX-Ko. 2 nTS No. 2 II YE- No. 2 TOBACCO lM I., if Pill! I. V hay Clear Timothy IltTTKH Chotce DeJry... I A 1 ' N 1 'tear Kit. Kites Fresh

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alten found to nave m marred anu rushed appearance. They can be made lo look fresh nnd new witn nine trouble. Wet t he fur with a clean bruah lipped in water ond then ahaken, brush inT the buir up the w rong way. Let the fur dry in the air for half on hour and then f'e it 1 g-ood ttrating with a rattan. After beating it comb the fur in the right vv.iy with a coarse 00m b. Chicago Tribune. Itlg lit -Sigh ted ne... '1 lie assertion comes front Germany that the majority of jieople are not mils r.i.'hi handed, but also r cht s ghte.l i'v this is meant that moat parte O I MM better with the ripht ev,- than witii die left, and habitsslry, though aaona elously, employ it niOk'e. Bome (s-t sons, however, make greater use of the left eve than of thS t ght, aftd : ' I hagly atu uid to l "left- yid."Youth's Com pan loa. Doit Mint In Munich. I)oga are hlnughtered for etilir.ar purjioses in coi.salerable numlters in Munich. The friend of man comes to table not only disguised us wmsiiges. hut dressed it. arious forms, and With livera nuuaaa, without any attempt to resort to Incognito. This departure in irii'trntiomv is sain to nnve nei n imr.idiicnl hy the nunieroiis Italian kshorers vi ho have s,.(tled in the l!u arian capital. Detroit Free Press. Took Tll'lJIMogi First Thespian Yes. We w ere pl;. v ing "I " ucle Turn's ( 'a bin-' to gol houses w hen the treastirer skipped out nnd left us stranded with the bloodhounds. Second Thespian Why didn't you put the bloo.ilioi.mil on the rail of the t re af nrerr 'We did. But wheu they caught him I'm blamed if be duln I take tin 111 and -tart another show!" N. Y. World. A ( hange. "Nothing shall part us," she in ur toured. An hour elapsed, "tio." she said. In that brief hour she had grown cold, through the machinations of a cruel father. You see, he machinated with the fur nace, cutting off all the heat from the front parlor. Detroit Tribune. Ill Saving (rar. "I um not without my good points." taid the tramp. "What are they, I should like to know?" asked the gruff citizen. "Well, for instance," replied Meandering Mikey, "I am the original piece of labor-saving iniiohinery." Pittsburgh Chron icle-Tclegrapo. II MaiiDfaeture It. "Which of the Lgdted States officials makes the most nsnuey, msmsnaT ssked Johnny Cumso. "Tbe president. I BUppO0a.w "Nome." "Which is it, thenr "The director of the mint."--Pav Citv Chsl nie Foriserj o SV-MMd TlvUels. As a ic-ult of t lie ::rrc-t. cn AtJgU I li. of S ticket broker concern at Bt. Iuii, charged witii SwilMlliag a customer, a gigantic railroad ticket coiinteri'eitini scheme was uncovered. After the arrest of the brukers their office w.n ransacked and an immense number of tickets and passes found. It was almost impossible to place an e-t: mate on the value of the tickets rc v. ted. hut it is stated by railroad authorities that 180,000 would he a conservative t'frure. It it believed that many of tbe tickets and pa-.se were forged. At Rtiffalo a number of ticket- icalpers have already been lodged iu jail on account of fraudulent manipulation and forgery of railroad tickets. These r..tai -e- are o numerous the public should take pains to see that their ticket are purchased only St the authorized offices of transportation lines. This avoids all comnlication ond trouble to the passenger and assure him that the railroad tickets purcha-e.l are valid and will be honored aa printed. Exchange. The Modern llupemi-nt. "Are you sure there will be no hitch in our elopement ?" anxiously asked the beautiful maid How could there be a hitch." assured the ardent lover, "when we are going in an automobile?" Cm ago Daily News. Wlaeonaln Karra Land. The best of farm lands ran be obtained now in Marinett f'ountv Wi-. . n-in, on the Chicago. Milwaukee A St. Paul Railway, at a low price and on very favorable terms. Wisrons n is noted for its fine crop, excellent markets and healthful climate Whyrent a farm when vou can huv one much cheaper than you can rent and in a few year it will be Voer own property. For jiarticutars address F. A. Miller, General Passenger Arent. Chicago, Milwaukee dt St. Paul Rail nay, i ' : ige I. lie' StapenOoa I'robleraa. SmiCi- What makes so many peopls cra?v to -t into t letv: Bi iwa W 11. what m.ikei so many other people crazy to keep theui out': Detroit ':?e l ies. 1 do sei be iev P so'S Csrs lor 'rn sumption lias an equal for roughs at.d colds. .lohn F. Boyei, Trinity Nor. tigs, It.d., Fib. 10. lyoo. An undertaker and a sexton an never ex I a ted to ak about the BSSlth oi a sieh person; it look-. n; ec.lv - At iiison (ilube. Check Cold and Ilronclutis with Hale's Iloni v of H ueiniund and lar. Pike's Toothache Drops Cure in one minute. Perhaps the man yea tinnk 1 a fool thinks you ate iu the fame class I ni.ago J'a.ly News. PCTVAM FADELESS DYKS arc the brightest, fastest and easiest to use. A gay deceiver is ncerg.iy long. Atchh son i.l ! 1 eepOut A Wet Sawyer's Slfekors Sawyer's Kveellr nrsisd" Bntt ami tvu lo-r ar.- :i best wni ererciof r avesit oi th world. Mail-- Ir in t!n heat retvfiiNand warranted water proof. Mad to stand tha ronghMt work tnd weither. I.r aklnr Ihe irada raark. If r-rdeaUt See not have tliua. writ I 1 cataluano. li St. ssWjFU A -ON. note hlrt Saas CmnlrUt, Has.

CATARRH OF KIDNEYS Quickly Develops Into Bright's Disease. (PE-RÜ-M CURES CATARRH WHEREVER LO CITED.'

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John ll r t, sou f Ud rmsn Her rii'cr, of Neenah. Wis., und Vice Preti-I ! nt of the Neenah Young Men'- ( lub.i w rites in a recent let ter l The Pa rUM M ü.-in.- Co., of Columbus, Ohio, the follow ing: "After suffering tor two years with kldnev tnmhle I received relief and a cure irom using your wonderful medi cine, Peruna. "For months I was unable to work on account of a severe pain In my back, and when I was able to do anything I was in pain and distressed most of the time. "Htarlng so much of the good re sults people had obtained through the use of Peruna I determined to give It a trial and It was a lucky day for me when I did so. I am c now and It only took a few bottles of Peruna." John Herziger, 307 Commercial street, free nah. Wis. Two years suffering with catarrh of I he kidneys, unable to work on account f the severe pain; could find no relief 1 - from medicine; gave Perunas'triaJ and wa 1 f. m - y cured such was the ex perienee of John Herziger, of Wlseon S.T.. Thll experience lias been repeated i an times Kol ant in Wisconsin I IT. but in everv itate la the Union, It was 1 indeed a lucky day for this young man wlii n his attention was called to I'eruna. What would have been the re-1

MIRACLES Of TODAY The Wonderful Stories of Two People Saved from Horrible Death

It probably never occurred before that two people horribly afflicted in entirely different ways, and livingfar apart, were miraculously rescued from the very jaws of death, by the same means, and almost at the same time. The stories of George Ilerniman, of Buffalo, and Mrs. George W. Sharp, of Washington, Kan., read like the wonders of Divine interference. Let them tell their experience in their own plain, truthful language:

Buffalo, N. Y.. JuO. n-(Si-Cali-I ' -ii i,,ii .,.,!, I a, iri t I ..liuv cai iuuc have done lor m.- in u e pan jrii.ni.u juu ui., send any or all ol the jeople ct Western New 1 ork lo me and use toy name as strcnclv as you wish, for I know that they have taved m hie. I had an injury to my spin snd Ihe spinal cord was hurt, and oliourscvsas paralwid ficm the hips donn. The doctors could m t move mv bowels, sayira. that that thet would never move Sgans, and one ot Ihe doctors my own mutin an anr.y surger.n. said a svrince could not be used en a. otml ol the laree hone being broken and bad; and th' v also asid that I could uc t live six montn, il that long Well, thanks to God and your candy cathartic Cascarcts, I sit here four years later 111 mv wheel chair and write tins lo you I can walk for five minutes on crutches, and s.iv thai your Cascarets have saved mv life, and, with 1 Id Mother Nature's help, sie curmc me. I have used one 0c. bos a week for two and one-half years Put my c;e.. is one in 100 000 lo recover at alii and 1 had the best ol doctors, too, all saying the same thing no hope But we fcled them all this time George W. Htrnimau. 6J Bod St . Buffalo, N.

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