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Show V9 . l&fts PROTECTS THE LITTLE ONES PE-RU-N- A uuuuuu Catarrh in Its Many Against Winter ; Phases. Purdy township, or, rather, the in- whistle which was neither a tune nor Neglected Colds in Children how a noise to be heard very far away. thereof, wondered Often Bring Disastrous a Caleb and the Squire escaped get- So, truthfully, Caleb "breathed the with Results. When whistle, meanwhile standing ting mixed in their papers. same curveless and stubby finger or of it had Purdy township any part He circle. business to transact which required placed beneath the puzzling tilted forward and backward on his writing or figures, it involved "draw- toes. In a moment he stood motionFeruoa should bo kept in tho ing up the papers, "going over.i or house all (be time. chin to his and, his lowered chest, "looking over them. So Purdy town- less, Peruna should bo kept in every witn a final wheezy wnistle looking houso where there are children. ship was justified in its wonderment not at the Squire, but straight at the Dont wait until the child is sick over the apparent immunity from then send to a drug store. H ave Pecloudiness which attended the Squire's circle he said: I think that's a cheese got runa on band accept no substitute. think "I and Calebs "papers, for Caleb could Caleb let me see er, um-neither read nor write, and the Squire by Protects the Entire to remove his hat, and with now had was a stickler for ponderous details hi3 free hand was exploring the bushy Household Against Catarrhal and regularity. But they got on, just of his hair for some recollecDiseases. depths the same. As a of the obtuse transaction. The Squire was the money man and tion As soon as the value of Peruaa is matter of fact, the partnership did not Caleb the general active head of the involve cheeses. But tne hesifully appreciated by every houseSquire both as a preventive and cure r partnership in the small tated to make any blunt Interruption hold, tens of catarrhal of affections, establishment on the sylvian edges of of Caleb's process of of lives will be saved, Henryville. There a milling business recollection. He finally risked saying thousands and hundreds of thousands of was carried on and farming implechronic, lingering cases of disease quietly: ments sold. Caleb was engineer, foreWe havent sold cheeses, have we, prevented. Peruna is a household man, salesman and miller. One or two since why, I don't remember that safeguard. evenings a week in the Squires office we've had any since The Squire In the village, or when he had nothreflective to hjs eyes a gave ing else to do and would walk or drive look, and mentally hoped Caleb soon out to the mill, served for Caleb and would recall the item. the Squire to go over the books and "That's so, we hevn't, hev we keep their accounts regular. slowly observed Caleb who had not U was without misgivings that the removed his glance from the O. "No, Squire went a ay for several weeks. we hevn't had no cheeses, that's cerHe had no fear the mill transaethfns tain. wou'ld be muddled in Caleb's memory Patiently the Squire had been waitand unique memoranda when he re- ing. With his pencil he had been ah turned. And. his faith was justified. marking a dot on a Vvhats this, Caleb? asked the piece of paper before him. The black It was Squire on his return, pointing on his dot saved the day. partner's soiled pencil markings to made, hut it gave Caleb the what looked like a capital "T lying suggestion he wanted, though it was horizontally. not in his nature to lose his restraint. "That? Why, that's ior a pick axe He remarked very composedly: Bill Hodges bought," was the reply. "That's a grindstone, and Bruce CarIne Squire made a note of it and te- boueht It. guess I must hev forcalled Calebs attention to the next got to mark the hole into it. Item. i he Squire knew his associate too Let me see what's this for? well to confuse him in future "papers' Something closely resembling a circle by making any comment on the presand which mighty represent the let- ent instance. All he said was, Oh, ter O, obviously made with the un- yes, with an emphasis meant to innecessary firmness of a hand unused dicate it all wa3 as plain as daylight to writing, looked up at them from the which it was not. And they proceeded to the next page. Caleb pondered. He also breathed a item. New York Times. QE 0jI iwsa.Aa. habitants n ' ' .. 12 $ T , ANNA Fe-ru--na Mrs. J. M. Brown, Dunno gan Springs, Mo , writes: "My little daughter three years old Has troubled with a very bad cough which re after an attack of Itnained She has fever. one bottle of Peruna through which she has ob tained a complete cure. She is now as well and happy as a little girl can be. When our friends say how well she looks I tell them Peruna did it. In a later letter she sayit Our little daughter continues to have good health. water-powe- i "v r; far-awa- uncon-c!misl.- ALICE SCHAFER Mrs. Schafer, 436 Dope Ave., St. Louis, Mo., writes: In the early part t last year I w rate to ) ou for advice for mv daughter Alice, four- yehrs of age. the has been a puny, sickly, ailing child sloe- her hirth. She had cvnxulsloi a and catarrhal fevers. I tas always doctoring until w e commenced wonto ute i eruna. She grew a rung si d util. Peruna derful tonic; the best medicine I ave ever used. I was in a very wrtUhed condi Inn w hen I commenced to take Peruna. I had catarrh all through my whole body, I ut thank God, your medicine act me all right. I would not have v Trance in A Swiss engineer, M. Ilg, In the employ of King Menelck, the ruler of Abyssinia, tells some strange things about that country and one of his most weird stories relates to tne lobasha, or crime discoverer. These are boys not more than twelve years of age, who are put into a hypnotic trance, and in this state discover the unknown perpetrators of crimes. Of many of these almost incredible cases of the hunting down of criminals he had personal knowledge. In a cose of incendiarism in Adis Abeba the lobasha was called to the spot and given a cupful of milk into which a green powder had been put and then was made to smoke a pipe of tobacco mixThe boy ed with a black powder. was then hypnotized. After a .few minutes he jumped up and began running to llarrar. For fully sixteen hours he ran, and so swift was his pace that professional runner were not able to keep up with him. Near Harrar the lobasha left the road, ran into a field and touched a Galla working there with his hand. The man confessed Another case which Emperor Mene-leand M. Ilg investigated was that of a murder and robbery near Adis Abeba. The lobasha was taken to the site of the murder and put into his peculiar psychic state. For a while he ran around the place, then back to Adis Abeba to a church, which he kissed, then to another church, which he also kissed. k Pe-rti-- to some water water Coming breaks the spell the boy woke from nts trance. He was again hypnotized and off he went, round some huts, and at the door of one of them lay down and fell asleep. The owner of the hut, who was not in, was on his retu.u He stoutly denied his arrested. guilt, but some of the goods belonging to his victim were found in the hut and he ultimately confessed. The murderer was brought before Meuelek. who asked him to detail his doings after the commission of the crime. These were found to correspond with the movements of the He said that, overcome with remorse, he ran to two churches and kissed them. Menelek wanted to have another proof of the lotnshas gifts. He him- sell took some jewelry belonging to the empress. A lobasha was sent for. He first ran about in the empress then into Meneleks own rooms, and finally fell down on Meneleks Kept In na the House for Five A marriage Syria, as In every an occasion of made is other land, When a sheik merriment. and feasting of the druses, a religious sect of the Syrians, w isWt to marry he asks permission of tne father, without having Been the daughter, says the Montreal Family Herald. If the father consents ho informs her, and if she consents the suitor sends his fiancee a present of clothing and jewelry, which remains in her hands as a pledge of his fidelity. She is described to him as a person of marvelous beauty and perhaps bis mother and his aunt visit the bride-to-band bring reports of the one Ije Is not permitted to see. The contract Is signed and a week is given up to the marriage festivities before the bride goes to the house of her future husband. Then she is escorted to his horn by a retinub of' her family, jnounted on fine horses, amid the firing e to Have JPe-ru-- 1 I A. RICHTER, 19 W. Salt Lako City. First South. SALT H 11 LAKE 14 PRUHKEPESS CO. WqurT 8t., STANDARD IHTtA. musketry and general rejoicing. Having received the caresses and congratulations of her near relatives, she is conducted to a chamberapart, where she is to meet her husband. In this chamber, with a tray of sweetmeats before her,, she awaits his coming "Not how cheep, but how good Whitakers Dallas, Makers M. D.. Cancer of E. to-dSpecialist) Id years). Writ full sad frea for particulars. Harding's Cell Cnncw Curt Ce. OGOEN, UTAH. ASSAYERS NO CAPSICUM YASELIHE (rtrr rr i coixapsivi mu) A substitute for snd superior to mustard or nny other plaster, snd will not blister the most end curative delicate skin. The It will qualities of this article are wonderful. heed-ich- i atop the toothache at once, end retieve lb beat it Mid sciatica. We recommend t known, alto and safest external iq extamal remedy for pain in the cheat end stomach and all rheumatic neuralgic and proea what we goaty complaints. A trial will claim for it. sad it will be found to be invalu' able in the household. Many people eay itX ft Price the beet of all your preparauona by tfqin, it all drutfiata or other dealer, or we atampe tending this amount toxiioL postage will send roe a tube byjns: Urn article shoe Id the seme be accepted by the pubtia wnleee perries eur label, as otherwise it Is sot fcsiuea. CHESRBROUOn MFO. CO., 11 State Street New Yoa Cirr. pein-ellsyi- counter-irritan- u j I I I AND CHEMISTS Samples by mail receive prompt and cartful attenuoo.- - j apattended, her lover appears, proaches her, lifts the veil from her at her for a molooks face, ment, replaces the veil and with- draws. Returning to the grand reception room, he takes his place at the head of the divan amid the In vited guests, maintaining an lmpertur able silence. He is supposed to be absorbed in the contemplation of his bride and utters no word expressive of his feelings regarding the hitherto unseen one, whether of approval or disapproval It is generally past mid night when the party breaks np. ALT LAMP CITV UTAH R. H. OFFICER & CO. Salt Lale City, CRISMON & NICHOLS, j Un- I a, A alone. At last the door opens quietly. DOING CO? The KbsIgj Instituts, lJuiLc'i7.VtaJ y for catIO COPIES (postpaid SI.OO. Send alogue. Also won- - PIANfiQ direct from factory, derful bargains in rinilail A blf aarlnr Ut you. Writs at once for catalogue and prices. Mandolin!, ItulLara, String- - navi Fittings. of Bf MATTKC CURED. PIECES. CURED PERMANENTLY without Saif or Caus-tu,t horn, under the personal direction UT cotton ft 5,000 COPIES j CITY. ittt ftft ffP p II II IT TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTYtt ait tet C. RICKEY I OAYNES & ROMNEY PIANO Ca of AtiauucCny Id V ie milled to anyone tending ut mme nod addret of two or moi e frlcoda who Are suffering from Catarrh J. I , 53.30 QTTYYTI & I FOR ' More homes bon zb t. more hornet told through my agency than eny other in Halt Lake City. If yo u wish to aell or If you detlre to buy donifatl to call or write pit Iitin till imp 111111 1HU i Real Estate v Almanac for 1904. Pe-ru-- na IRO I Salt Lake City . lr n ililii IIIUIUII A. RICHTER, na do-.e- s Ask Your Druggist for free THE McKANNON BROS. MUSIC CO. 2283 Washington Ava. Ogden, Utah. In And yet another child catches cold and articular rheumatism is the result. Ankles, knees, wrists and elbows become suddenly swollen and painful. A long disastrous illness follows. The child may live and bearticuCroup, capillary bronchitis, and come convalescent, n miserable invalid of of haaea fhe are special lar rheumatism heart. All these childhood. These all alike result from valvular disease of the mishaps are the direr t result of neglected catching cold. of the famOne child catches cold and acares its cold. Peruna is the safeguard should catches a Peruna If chdJ cold, in ily. into croup mother hysterics by having used be immediately. the dead of night. of Peruna and a childs cold A few Another child catches cold, develops a The apprehension of t lie patents is gone stubborn cough that will not )ield to ordifilled flee away. T he household is free from nary remedies. Tile j . rents are fear om e more. with forbodings. If you do not receive prompt and satisStill another child catches cold and deresults from the use of Peruna w rite factory of rhddhood. maladv mca-t fatal velops that onr e to r. Hat t man, gi ing a full Maie-tneat doctor called, The is capillarv bronrhins of if the votir case, ami he will i o pleased and pronounces ihe rase pneumonia, child is lutkv enough to live it has dev el to give vou Ins valuable advire gratis.of Ths Address Hartman, President never oped weak lengs from which it may Hauntau Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio. recover. on Hand of Months During the Inclement Fall and Wioter. Jure Avenue, Chicago, 111., writes: "I am only too glad to Inform you that I am feeling splendid and have never felt better ia mv life Through the advice of a friend I tried Ieruna, and am glad to say it cured me to perfection. I began to tell a friend about Peruna the other day and I had no sooner commenced than he told roe his folks have kept Peruna in the house for the last five yeais. 1 am sure I wouldn't be without it. Mother also uses it to keep herself in good health." ued. M. Ilg can give no explanation of this wonderful gift, which seems to be confined to a certain tribe, or perhaps racial confederation, the members of which are distributed over the whole of Abyssinia. It is also worth remembering that a very similar method of discovering c.imes was ascribed to the old Egyp- 4 000 years ago. any other medicine. Peruna cuied my baby boy of a very bad spell of cold and fever. He Is a big healthy boy fifteen months od. I have given him Peruna off and on sine he was horn. I think that cannot praise Peruna enough. We Is why he Is so well. have not haJ a doctor since we began tJ use Perunaall Mrs, Schafer. praise to it. Years. Mr. Albert Lietzman, 1596 Milwaukee - ia i 1 Sleuths llBNOm ""S 118 8. West Tsmple ,, o. eoa re. ISSftYERS CHEMISIi FOR PN'CC LIST. JL SALT LAKE Howard E. Burlon, A7U: Speclfnen-wfiretold Mirer, Lead. II; er. 7ic; truul.jAx;; Zinc or Copper II i yau Mailing enre'opet ami full price list aui cation. Control and I mplre work Vlile, Colo. Kefernf, Carbonate Nat , UTLIABLE ASSAYS $ .n Gold sod 81' f .U Wtd. Oiir'r Prompt returns on Bali aai I "VU: Ogden Assay Co, We teecb tbs 1 to n Weeike positions. W rl' HOLERS 8A Hearse Col sl La I I Boat mattress In the world. Better than anv Eastern moke. Will cost vou less money. Ask your dealer for It. Look tor our trade mark. & "'iding Mfg Co., Sts.. Salt Lake City. cos- - |