-` A _ THB' CHARl.0'I"1l TOWN GUARDIAN. FEBRUARY xo, 1906

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Pe~ru-na Cures

Catarrh Wherever Located. ‘

lc-ru-as a Necessity ia the Home.

J. B. Alexander, Publisher of the

"Fruit and Floral Guide. A Magazine of Horticulture,” published in Hartford City, Ind., says of Peruna:

"I wal siliicted with catsrrh of the

throat and head for over tan years. I was treated by many physicians, but grew worse until I was seldom able to go ont in cold weather.

“About one year ago I was advised tc

try Peruna, which I did, and I am now entirely well of the oatarrh.

"Psruna is a necessity in our home.

With the lirst symptoms of s cold we use lt, and are never llliklod with cl- tlrrh.

“I 'advise all who are atliicted with

eatarrh tc try Psruna. There is cor- tainly nothing equal to it as a cstarrh medicine."-J. BL Alexander.

` rs-m-as is t symmu nmsay.

If Peruna will cure caterrh in one

plgce, it will cure it in any other place, because it is a systemic remedy.

Pe-ru-as Always on Band.

Mr. Fred Schnell Lakeview, Erie Co..

N. Y., writes:

" I had been a sufferer for more than

thirty years with catarrh of the intes- tines. I had used a great deal of medi cine to no avail, so I decided to try Peruna.

“I have now used thirteen bottles

and cln give you the /oyfni tidings that i have no more trouble. i always keep Perune on hand. "--Fred. Schneii.

The people generally are very much

misiuformed as to the nature of catarrhi

Ostsrrh is usually believed to be con-

fined to the head, nose and throat. Lat- terly we sometimes hear of cstarrh of the stomach and oatarrh of the bladder. Seldom, if ever, do we hear of oatarrh of any other organs.

It is not because thesc organs are not

subject to catarrh, nor that cstarrh of these organs is not s very common dis- ease, but simply because it is not gener- ally known that attentions ot these

of Peruna, Dr. Hartman says:

organs may be due to catsrrb.

7"lR. HEN RY JCHROEDEE.

/is l cmuruoMPsou‘ 1

in thc world

lnr' Hartman Ink" Penolml U” of lt was hcrc; that no early learned the

P°'m'n5- lcsson of pulling obnoxious things out

In speaking of his own personal use by the roots.

“For a number of ears m rofes Dr' Ranma" menmd °f Trntmgi

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sional duties have compelled Zigtc be clnaffh- much on tho road, traveling long dis- Naturally, when he began the study tances by rail, night and day, exposed of medicine his mind turned instinctive to all kinds of vicissitudes, sleeping and ly toward the removing of causes. .llc eating in different hotels continually, could not content himself with doctor- and through it all 1 have preserved my- ing symptoms any more than his enter- self from any derangement of the body prising father could have contented resulting from catching cold. himself by pulling off the tops of weeds

“At the slightest evidence of a cold, a to eradicate them from thc soil. few dcsessl 2erun.s invarisblychecked 'llhe Doctor turned his attention early U1." _ to the science of removing the cause of

cessful class of farmers known as thc

diseases, believing thatobnuxiuus symp- toms would disappear if the cause of tho disease was removed.

in other words, Dr. Hsrtmln sp-

plied the common .sense al the pnsctiul farmer to medicine, and alter much experimentation Penma was com- pounded.

'l‘he sensible farmer does not think of

cutting ott the tops ot weeds to kill lhcni. He pulls them up by the roots.

Dr. Hartman Interested in Farming

Notwithstanding Dr. Hartman’s busy

professional career, he still continues to bo interested in farming. He is the owner and manager of oneot the largest farms in the Stale of Ohio, with several thousand acres of tho best titled land in the Middle West, and with hundreds of the best blooded perchoron horses cver imported or raised in this country.

Tir. Hartman relies upon Poruna. en-

.tlrcly in case of sickness in his own family.

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cm-gd Him Mr. I-lenry Schroeder, Route 2, Napoleon, 0.. writes:

Ml-Gustav M-Schmidt,SpringValley, "I suffered for almost ten years with cltlrrh ol the stomach and all

lil., writes: docforlng was oi’ no eveli.

,. | had cnnrh of me held and ,mon ‘il took nine bottles ol Perunn and two of Msnliin sndem now entirely

° cure .

1°' °v" 'hmy y°“"' 1” b°”°m° w°"° 'll recommend the medicine to all who are afflicted with this disease.

""""7 y°"' it is my household iriena. "--Henry Schroeder.

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wtnke Per nd M n.lin, d I . ‘ am entirely"::ir.ed of that trtrillnlellsfivrvne A Farlnelcs to Farmers'

Bic,mess_ your mediums is “rely I Before Dr.Hart.man began thc study h|e“mgtom,mkmd_ .of medicine he was a farmer boy. He

u You “D "my my th” you have not was brought up on a. farm in Southern

, lived in vain, Doctor, and 1 thank you P°““5Yl"““"" ,for the good you have dmm mm MM, He belonged to that industrial, suc- ycu enjoy along life to help suffering hum‘uny_n_Gm,uv M_schmm¢_ Pennsylvania Dutch, thc best farmers

Pe-ru-na. (ico. H. Thompson, Raleigh, Miss.,

writes:

“ 1 have been cured of cstsrrh by your

medicines, Pernna and Manalin. 1 had been affected with catarrh of the stomach about sil my life, and was taken nad every spring and summer.

“ I ascd several kinds of patent medi-

cines, but they did me nc good. I then took a treatment under an M. D., which did me but little good. By this time I had got where I could est nothing hut a little soup. I had severe pains, had lost in weight and could not do any- thing. V

‘ I began taking your medicines,

Pcrnna and Manalin. I then weighed l2ll pounds, but sftcr taking 17 bottles ot Poruna. and one bottle of Msnalin, I weighed lllti pounds.

"i em now at work nn the farm and

feel well all at the time. I est sii I went to and my friends sly that I look better than ever before. I will ever praise Peruna for its healing power." Geo. H. Thompson.

A reward of $10,000 has been deposited in thc Market Exchange Bank, Colum- bus, Ohio, as a guarantee thatthe abovs testimonials are genuine- that wc hold in.our possession authentic lott/Htl Nr* .tifying to the slime.

TC th-1 Elm ilifs nf Ward Five

Hari g be-n uruvrl by a la'ge

numb r o :br rcsidcnxs of War.: 5 to b come a cn|.m-l.|\.- »or C--uu- cil or ami l~eIu-vi» g lhn \b»- -n~\crn pa tnf lbs vanl is emi l d l. is

lrepreseulalive at lhe Uuulcil B ard

;l have consented vu ilu su, and at las' nie.h\’s meevng ua. uo|uin.|rd lo vrinil-si the \\'zr»l n' live Corning (`l\'\c l~lec|.lnn. As ll e lime is loo show In afluul ut a gn-|iera‘ canvzvei of Ihr \v.ir-l, l :alle lbls uirciis of atiilclllmz )nnr:»|\p|mvt ll' lf yi ll do ine lb liunur uf cleciliig me to nw in <- of your rv\~r-.~ent||li\r.~i lol tm- next two yravsl shall rl-» my ui v .mi lo lnriber the br.-sl lun-rest of -..¢= ruv ge icially uuri ul Wwll Fir in pi t~-‘u‘:\' l uni,

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C ard To the Electors of Ward 2:

l..\ulr.s .inn Gl'.x'r|,iaausN-I mkcil i.~

opportunity of icmlcrlug my ninn. rin- cerc thanks to lhe Electors of \Var|l 2 for linvlng re elcclefl nic as llieirreorrs- cnialive at the C¢>\nu.il lloanl for the ensuing lcrm. I will use: my heal cu- _dcsvore during mv term lo promote the best interests ol' the oily at lufgi; und \Vsr4l 2 in pariiculur.

Very respectfully,

gllgi I) j. Rll.|'I\'.

Ca},__1'd

To the Elector-i of Ward Four

Gtlillelnen -Tin: time bring vrry

short l have rlecislcrl uol io inure a por- eonal canvass of the wnrll.

lint inslesd take this .nauner of asl-

ing you for your support in the comlu :_ elections.

lf clccled I will in ihe fulu |,~ as in

.the past do my utmost lo fu ilu-r vbc interests of the City in gr-ucr.-. _...il l rcrlainly will lot fmurl ibut l cepici-

Lallv represent Ward Four.

. Thanking you all for your m<sl

generous support of two vt-ara ago,

l I rctnuln our<

vrry truly.

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Home Dressmalting---Charming and Elaborate Gowns that Can be Made by the Clever Needlewoman.

The fashions for lhc early summer and spring season ure always indicated by the models designed for the winter- rcaurte, and although it scelne rather early io talk of thin frocks, the Luliois and gown- makers have been sending out costumes of wash materials, linens, thin sllks and chlifons cver slncc the Christmas season

was cver.

The majority olthe (rocks are in the

semi-transparent materials; those de- signed for morning frocks are of lluen, muslin,serge, uiobalr and all the raw silks.

lu musllns charming little costumes are

made. The priucsseelsu favorite model for these niuslln frocke, one very good model seen showing bands of tucked material which are _joined l')' Milli! 07 Insertion and fitted to the figure about the waist and hips. 'i‘l\e skirt proper is .lnincul to the lower etrlp of inse|I.ion,just. below the cnrvc cf the hips. by L\wk|lll§» which carries out the lina of the tucked

bands, thelower part of the skirt, being quite full and linlshsil by three lucc» Miller! llouaces, The waist closed In the center of the back null was trimmed by inset nieces

of tucklng, lace insertion and medallions of luco to match in n sort of jacket cifect. Another most attractive little costume,

also made on princesso lines, was evolved from one of the imported hati..|.e robe sets. in pink, enibroillcred in white.

ln drawing No. 2 a lltlle l"rcnci\ model

is shown in the sketch. the costume being more suitable for afternoon or evening

wear. The material was light blue silk innslin, the corsagc .being m_ade in sur- plice fashion. The trunsparsntf yoke of orenlu lucc wus iululs with- out u collar and was ln V-sbupc in the middle of the back and front. To

this yoke the blue inuslln was shlri-ed, a twist of blue ribbon with blurred lavender colored iiowor pattern bciug used to hlrlc

the joining. 'l‘lilsrlbbou wus tical Inlolittle lint bows on each side ofthe buck and front, the material being \ll't\\\‘ll ll0W\\ £0

‘form the surullcc. In front this sur- plice eflgs was softened by u fall of lace. 'l‘hc girdle was also of thc flowered ribbon ami tho sleeves were of short elbow

length mul were lu two sliirred puffs, with frills of two-inch wide lace about the bottom and rullling up thc outside of the arm. The lower parl. oflthu waist was

tucked in ovule, with luoli-wide insertion dcilning each tuck. The skirt was also

wiilc crown, railed about with cream lace. in the centre of thc rail’ being a band of ‘suit creamy pink roses and foliage.

The third drawing shows an especially

gooll model for llghlavclght material, such lusa rurllum cloth, moussclliic or crepv.

inthe model shown n great deal ct nur-

rowjVu|cuclcnues criglnu was uked, the lucebaviug previously been vlyiul an ecrn slnnlc and pluitetl. The skirt was lnude wlthu surica of punels uuulc by setting rows cl plultctl silk edged with lucc on each nltcrnutc princl. 'l`l\c!-lc puncls were set oujuet below thc hip lim-, uiul were finished ut thc top by n llltlo twisted

design tlonc lu gutlicrml ribbon. lr. bc- twecu those plullurl puucls the niutcrlal wus sblrred about u l.l\lr<l` of the wuy

down, the skirt having six plultcrl panels and seven shlrrcd ones. 'l‘l\u cnrsuue wusuuula with a pointed ynkc aiulcolllir of ecru Chantilly luuo over

cl\ill‘on, the lop of the collar being finlslicrl by two strips of gulul soutuche

ornumeuted with these tucked ovals und braid mul loops of gold cowl. 'I‘bc

insertion, thc lower part being finished by \niusliu was shirrerl ut the shoulders In

tlircc wide tucks. The hui. lleslgncd forlfuriu n |.;rl:.-itflcul of fullness and on out-h this little track was very elllrctlvc. It ,I r ~' ---~--'~ Y W' " '--' --A -W --

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side uf the ix-out und in thc iuhllllc of thc! but-li wus n llcslgli iloue ln .sliiri-cd ribbon,

the iuucr spaces being cuiln-oiilercrl iu ! little llowsra in wblto silk. Little scul-I

lops outlined in the lrullicrcrl ribbon

iluleherl the cilgu nf‘ the unrsugc. whom it o\'m'lup|n-ci lllc vest, uiul there

wus u tic of bins silk with galil tussels on i the curls, which was drawn from under thc ribbon embroidery on cauh slzlo oi' the fi-our.. ’l‘hs girdle wus of lhe white silk

liouerl niul llrnped to Ill. the llguru. The

rilwvcs- were lu the iorni of open circular: nups, the upper rlecvc being ofthe iuuslin, I vitli u scallop pattern clone lu lbu gather-

slm-\'c was also of the lnuslln with two , pluilf-li rnlllos oi lui-c on the edge. ‘

Au ct-ouoniluul sliggcstloli lu lhc use of |

truck , may be oi service. ilu tbcsc silk

.~» lr. almost uuiu-|u»~. llue li-In-lc in lcxtiiic,

»-ull is inuuli lllihlvr lu \v<-lglit, uiul iuom I

ui-lim-lui than onliuury rlbbuu.

:lu-up while edglnae und insertions lu

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luillutlou Vulcuclcnucs can often hc nuulel,

~ FIG' L I Lu look lunch richer by dipping ihciu In

voill-c null ironing while wel.

To dye lace in this wuy nec 1.-leur,

rulliui- strong uollue, und run the lace llu-uughlt, so that' is will die evenly. Alter the Iacc has bccu luiniersed In this

1-ni\`ec hath it is curcful'y pulled out Lo its lu|'|ucr\\'lllL|\ nnrllroucrl on the wrong si-lc

Dellghtfnl wraps are shawn to wear

over thin frocks,these wraps usually being lougunrl full,an1l trlninietl with heavy lucas or with stltclicll bands und buttons.

Very emurtllttlc short coals arc also

|.luiwn,l.hcse llttlc louse \\~rup.<i cxlcud- ing to short hip length, und hanging .sn-aight from thc sehaulliers. The sleeves

ui mcse coats urc usually short, clt.lu~r lu |l\rcc»quu\-ter or elbow lerulb, and the lrliuiuiiurs ure luce flchns or tiounecs.

lutheliucn coma the ornaincntntion

uauully consists of hcnvy opcnwork cui- broirlery rlono ln thc luuterlul. Av u rule,

lor lllc cuouunilcnl evening \\-run, will:-li i~ ilcslgulu-,ul lo un-ci. ,gener-

Auotlicrccouomlcul suggestion is tliutllll l‘Ul\\il‘L‘|ucule. lllc whllc, |"\|\’

gray uml biscuit color limiillclollui. lllwll Willa silk NNI Lrlinnu-sl willl self-

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cnslly marie. The portfolio used as a .uudal was in dark blue denim with u .clluw leather blndluR~ The leather binding, ls preferred. Mltl

aiu be bought in the correct width in any shop which lrlllllll leuhtf 801745- Stlffening uf allexiblc sort is used as a fonnllatlon for the portfolio, the covcrlnlz being sluctl lo it at the edges. Thu dimensions are 12 lnchcs in width and lil

.tn length, the lluluu being out lil l-lil!

else and illninll ¢°"'""d Wm' th” mug;-ini, A pleca is then cut for a

pocket, this piece belngfabcut l4\ inches wldc eo tlistltls folded ln at each side

to allow plum, of room for the DDD” and envelopes, ctc. To this deep pocket ill ,m,,,\,|¢1, anarrow elrlp for the euveloP¢\' Md lowers, this section being dlrnlerl by ,iaaclilae autchlus. as a clad! 0! "le skelkla will explain. Those pocket sections an an mana with the tartan-, what |»_

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of the portfolio wltcic it folds, this rubber haiul holding the sheets of blotting paper lu place. The entlrc edge of thc purlfolio is tltcn bound with thc leather mul iuucblnc stltuhcrl.

The llttlc bloitcr illustrated shows u

\'|-ry nrlglnnl bien, and thu one shown ln tlu-, sketch could hc uvulc tn mulch the

poi-lfollo. To make the blotwr denim of the dcslrcd color is used tocovcruu oblong strip of csrflboanl. (ln this ls laslcncd with .»uuull brass fasleucre ouc oi thc pululcrl lint brass ornaments which um eonielhncs used on furniture. The edge of the blolier is then bound with iilltbraldaftcr the denim coveted carri- bcunl had been lined with paper ora second niece ofthollusn. Three or four stripe of blotting' paper were attached ui the cn<l with brlass fasteners.

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stitched bands ure very su\i.~»i:u-,tory

l“or cvcnlug wear limi vlulmxulv uficr-

uoon gow|nt|'adlu|n cloth is u gn-nl. f|\\'0x'iu:.

Less expcnrlvc frocks \\-biuli uno, never-

theless.vcrycflbctlvc. are uuulc ol' the llghbcoiurcrl _.ilk iuusllna, ti-iuuucfl wllh lace and liandworlt.

luhnts some very good shapes ure

shown lu the outing hats especially, the roll-lu-lui alpine and iurban shapes, trlunueri with scurls, quills, rcscltea or

cuquc lcutlierpluinvs being very sluurl. lllls season. 'l`hc while lingerie Imls will also he woru. ami lor dress wour limo

uieiuits of ull :li-.~u»rI||llou.~1, lui-ge und snlull. This lurue pluiuc~|u1lou hals of while ur 1-o|o|c|l 1-hip urccspcvlully ultraf- live.

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lug, 'l'l|uyou|||_' girls welll* flu-se Nnllolw

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