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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-07-27
Photography

l have concluded to remain at Sweet.
water for a while longer, and have fitted
up a new, complete sky.light Gallery in
rear of the Post Office, where | am pre-.
pared to take pictures at any and all
times, and in all kinds of weather.
| have a new aud complete stock Of ma
t%erial, so that | am prepared to execute,
in good style, photographs, Gems &c,
Ii you are not satisfied with your pie
lures you are not required to take them
away from the gallery. Call soon, as
this may be your last chance to sit for a
picture.
Particular attention paid to copying
and cleansing all kinds of old pictures.
| have a good supply of Frames and
fancy cases, that | will put pictures in on
reasonable terms. A lot of stereOscopes
and Stereoscopic views for sale cheap.
Instructions given in The Art, and outfits
furnished on reasonable terms. ..
W. Il. ROBERTSON,
july,27,tf. Photographer.
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Tha wo.b;noton Geyatle sova. aTb.

The Washington Gazette says: "The
small grain crops have all turned out
short IN this county, not more than one-
third of a crop has been harvested. The
cotton is growing off pretty wellat pres
ent, but the stand is very bal, and the
wei, cold SPRING kept the plAit back. but
made the grass grow at t~o-forty speed,
There will scarcely be more than two
thirds as much gathered, under the
most favorable circumstances, as was last
year. But cornl If we can get about
~ more good season, u farmers will
pay any one IA good price who will come
and haul off the surplus out Of their
v,vH
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Terri6Ie Storm fn Atlanta.

We leara from a prisate lettsr TO one
of our patrons that a terrible hail storm
visited a portion Of Atlanta, Ca, aud vi
entity on Sunday last, aud mako hy per,
mission the following extract. II says:
n eThs Eastern portiO9of our city was
SiAted OF, Sanday evening, last, With one
Of ghe most terrific hau storms | baYe
ever read or heard Of. IL covered a
width Of about Que and-a-half miles, and
as far us heard from, extended six miles
above, and about the same distance be-
low the city. The hail covered the ground
FROM ten to twelve inches dsep~tore ev-
cry leuf-tore every blade of Of the corn,
and utterly beat the cotton into the
ground. Rabbits, chickens and birds
were killed. Mr.. r. j. PerkersOn, q
of our best and most reliable citizens, re-
ports his entire cotton aud corn crop ru-
ined. Watermelons we're utterly demol-
ished, and this (MOnday) morning the
hail is lying from SIX 10 ten ineh@ deep
on the ground. A great many houses
were blown down in the portion Of the
city near the cemetery. DR.. Harlem, u
miles from the city reports his loss at ST..
500 including his nursery and orchard.
My information is that no lives we're
lOst,b
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FOR THE smEErwATrR EsrERrRIsE.
The Winds.

Shrek on ye wild winds
Dash DER the plains,
Bending the tree.tops
And surging the rain.
Flinging the snow in fantast,cal wreaths,
Swinging the frail vines
As they cling to the tres.
Leap DER the mountains
All careless and free;
Dance Ger the hillsides -t47F'
In ruthless glee.
Carol the notes Of your saddened moan
Far down in the valley,
For music's your tone.
Darkening the brow of Heaven,
Then chasing away
Clouds that obscured
The splendor of day.
kissing the check Of the maiden,
And dancing in glee,
While the flowers wave gently
To your sweet melody.
Sing on ye wild winds
Along by the stream,
Ripping its surface i. hg.
Till awry it seems.
H~eighten or lower your tones if Yc will,
To the soft signing zephyr
Ye are musical still.
"ECHO.n
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-07-27
Something New Under the Snn.

A new era is dawnihg upon the life of
woman. Hitherto she has been called
upon to suffer the ills Of mankind and
her own besides. The frequent and dis.
tressiug Irregularities peculiar to her sex
have long been to her the "direful spring
Of woes uunumbered." In the mansion
of the rich aud in the hove. of the poor
alike woman has been the constant yet pa
tient victim Of thousand ills unknown
to man-and these without a remedy.
"Oh Lord, how long" in the agony of
her soul, hath she cried. But now the
hour of her redemption is come. She
will suffer no more, for DR.. J. Brad6eld's
Female Regulator-Wtman's Best Friend
is for sale by all respectable Druggists
throughout the land at $50 per bottle.
In another column of this newspaper will
be found some interesting particulars con-
corning the Female Regulator and other
information highlyimportnnts to- women.
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4 Beauty.

We saw on yesterday one of the most
beautiful pictures hanging cOnspicuously
in the post office, that we have besu PRIV
ilegcl Tor u long tiue TO sac. 'TSas a
picture of a very distinguished gentleman,
which perhaps, though the Artist perform
ed his duty well, was the principal cause
OF one d~eening it SO beautiful. AL who
haven't seen il should do so. ~
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Nuisance.

The plainest, and to us the most posi-.
tive nuisance to our community is the SUI
perabuudance of the cauiue species, espe,
cially that portion denominated "black
flee. They are already as thick as hale,
and unless something more is done they
will not be any other way, but be . great
er torment, if possible, to the people.
We learn that one of our e~nterprising
citizens proposes to sellout, and wll I'll
all orders, il handed in in time, for Terri
ers. He is making a good start and it is
hoped others will follow suit. ~
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= The New Schedule.

The following shows the time Of arri,
val Of trains at Sweetwater, under the new
schedule faFo9it b}tE
,sfod@aMlI rgAIs---PassENeER!I ass
Going East, Arrives at 1896 A. NJ. f..
Ih'" West. "l.'a'a h's:2S ,. NJ.
<isHssi" FREIGHT TRAIN. |iAaV 3
Going East, Arrives at 1o.55 !. M. /,
g. West, l243 P. N.
= NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN. 4
Going East, Arrives at 1902 A.. NJ.
West, 1924 A. N.
NIGHT FREIGHT ,TRAINYAtr
Going East, Arrives nt l:57 A.. ".
West, I" l2.2j A NJ.
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Personal.

Mr.. A. A. Humphreys and family,
from Riceville, arrived yesterday, aud
will occupy the house just vacated by
the Rev. w. w. Morrison.
Rev. W. W. Morrison and family, 1eftfo
White Cliff Springs yesterday. j. W.
Goddard and family left this morning.
Others will follow soon.g '2a3@' ns7
Our young friend NJ. X. Benson, is in
town, for a few days.
Capt. Pckens, of Cleveland, visited
our place yesterday.
j. A. Coffin, of jacksonville, was here
this morning. 1sys -aA d
A. W. Boyd, left for the East, on the
up train last night. 3ttH
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Sad Accident.

Isaac McSpadden, a well-knowu citizen
of this county, living near MadisonSillo,
had his right hand SO badly crushed in a
Thresher, on Tuesday last, as to require
amputation at the wrist joint. The opera
ton was nicely aud skilfullg perforated BY,
DR.. ". G.. Mackenzie, Of this place, aad
DR.. W. N. Bickncll, Of M~aaiseuyille
The latest news FROM Mr.. McSpaddep is
that he is doing well aud ID a fair way to
recover.
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81 Nhifn Cliff

Everybody and his wife have gone, or
are making PrepatatiOns to go to White
Cliff, the f%avorite watering place Of East
Tennessee. We understand that when all
who are going to the Springs, get there,
those Of THE ySuug people who are left be-
bind, propose, to give a Concert and Tab.
leau entertainment. The people will be
notified in due season, IS to the place and
time the enterta mment will lie giveh.a =
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-07-27
Two Shows in One Day.

Last Monday S~Wcstwater was visited
with two amusing shows. Two men with
an educated monkey and q hand organ,
amused our citizens on the streets with
music and the peformia g monkey. At
night, Prof. Wyman, the wonderful Ven
triloquist and Wizard, gave one of his
brilliant entertainments in tie Institute.
The audience was not so large as it might
have beena Those who failed 70 witness
mis- performances missed a treat. We
commend him to all communities he may
visit q q = q 81 ga
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Another Soldier Gone,

Richard g. Spears, the j%aiior Of our
county, we learn, died at jacksonville on
Tuesday of last week. lie served with
houor during the war with Mexico, in
Capt. j. b. AndersOn's Company, 18th
Regiment Of u. s.. Infantry. He also
cast his lot, during the late war, with the
Confederacy, aud faithfully served his
country in defence Of Southern rights,
duliDg the struggle.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-07-27
One Of These DAYS,

Yes, one of these days, We have no
dUubt, but that some parts of this inhabit-
ed globe wall be made to realize the great
ness and talent Of this ~neck ofwoodS." A
goodly number Of ouF young gents are
studyipg--studSipg hard too-pteparing
themselves for the law, iuedicine &c., and
these self same fellows know what they
are about. They will, one day no doubt,
"extonish" the natives.
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Jas. a. Reagan.l

Among those who graduated lately at
the University Of Virginia Eas Mr.. Jas.
A. Reagan, in civil and Mining Engineer
ing. Mr.. Reagan is the son Of Gen. Jas.
H. Reagan, who lived near this place for
a number Of years. While the Federals
held Knoxville, Mr.. Reagan's life was
sacrificed, as we learn, in prison in that
city.
His son bids fair to make his mark
among those of his profession. He served
his country in the lost cause, faithfully,
from the beginning to the close of the
war.
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HONEYWELL Springs.

We learn that Df. Edwin Hall, at the
above named place, is doing a live bust
ness in merchandise. He has u large
store house now building, the frame hav.
ing been raised and the work being push
ed right ahead. % AD kA hBa.
He also gets a large practice in medi-
cine. The Dr.,no doubt, will do we'll in
that section Of our county. -
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Awan q Price

Cant, J. F. Owen and Prof. Price, have
irecsntiy purchased tbe entire stock Of
goods owned by J. NJ! Grant 4 Sons. and
are nov regularly epgaaea in merchnndi-
sing. We wish the new firm abundant
success, but hope they will not forget the
columns of the Enterprise. Come gem
tlemen, send in your advertisement for
our next issue. Z A good business, as you
know, cannOt be done without the use Of
prihters' ink. "a az m-rr
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Rar0n.

We learn that fHvre is large amount
q BAeOn, YET in tie hands 81 farmers who
are holding Il in anticipation Of an ad-
vance in Rrieea, Tbs article commando
a better price now than il will in three
pgnshs fromths date This beiggi tho
cass, We capny SEQ the policy 10 tie
fFaers' holding t.g seu 4 al Suse aid
get a good price for it, while you have
the opportunity.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-07-27

The Boston Traveller, a Radical Jour-
nal, says: 1.-The New York Tribune is
edgaged in the endeavor to counteract
the popularity given Gov. Hoffman, by
his noble action in regard to the New
York riot, by imputing unworthy mo-
tives to him, and accuses him of being
in town on Monday and knowing oil
about Kelso's order. Dispatches actu-
ated by the same spirit are sent out,
claiming that the order forbidding the
procession and the proclamation Offering
it protection were al adroitly put up job
to make political capital for Hoffman at
the next Presidential election. What
ever Gov. Hoffman's motive, he certain
ly did his duty, but the Tribune never
rises above its partisahship."
aAAaAElaf.. Ma.W .H..E L..~.s -
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Maehine Oil.

Remember that | have a Machine Oil
for SIPS per gallon far better than Lard
0il-wOn't gum, but cleans off all dirt,
&c. Try it. Also, | have a few French
Calf Skins-very nise-for $3.50 each,
lining skins, &C., and a splendid article
Of Hemlock Leather. Come around to
the Post Office and examine my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. | will sell
you goods as cheap as any other house in
town. II. l.. FRY.
Sweetwater, July l3.-tf
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Two boys were shooting rats alta barn
in Hannibal, Mo-, recently. One Of the
boys went behind the barn to brighten
the rodent. He put his hand out in
sight when the other boy thinking it to
be arat, fired. The bullet made u clean
hole through the little fellows hand.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-07-27
Notice.

On tho Goth of July, | win sell to the
highest bidder, on Bat Creek, on e mile
below JOhnson's Min, the farm belonging
TO Mrs. s. A. Long and heirs, l54
acres, with good improvements aud in a
good state Of cultivation, Teyms: One
half down and balance in one and two
years. Also, all the household and kitch-
en- furniture, stock and farming utensils,
on a credit Of niue months on all sums
over s., with note and good security.
jy6-3t DAVID r. LONG.
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A good deed is never lost. AS under
currents Influence a vessel, so does habit
u character, and, whether they speed
us on the way of our wishes on retard
u progress, their power is not the less
important because ipperceptible. ~ ~
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A Virginia editor has come to the con-
clusion that a man might as we'll under
take to hold himself at his arms length
and then turn a double somersault over
a meeting house steeple as to attempt to
publish n paper that will suit everybody.
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Allen Deathridge.

We are glad to learn that this gentle
mat who was shot near Ten Mile, a few
days ago by a man named Jackson, is i'm
proving and stands a chance to recover.
Jackson made his escape aud has not as
vet been arrested.
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Don't Fail To

Read the new advertisement of VIII
liams, Sturges 4 Co., in this paper.
They are now running the East Tennes-
see Book House at Knoxville.
Carpenter Il Ross also advertisea their
wholesale Grocery and Produce bust
ness, Browns Block, Gay ST., Knoxville.
Look for the advertisement. DOT"
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An old lady gives this as her idea Of a
great man: "One who is keerfil of his
clothes, don't drink sperits, kin read the
Bible without spelling the words and eat
acold dinner on wash day without gruin-
bling.
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Claims for Property-Last Chance.

m W. BURGE is now largely engaged in tax
l.. ing up claims, under the recent law of
Congress, for property Of loyal citizens hken or
furnished for the use Of the United States iIov
eminent during the late war. All claims hsreto-
fore presented have 10 be made up entirely
anew or they will never be paid. Mr.. Burge
has an Office open at all times both in Madison
vile and Athens, Tenn. Thoee having elaims
are desired to give him a call at one Of his Of
fees. The proper names Of witnesses, but no
witnesses will be necessary on first making up
the claims with him. Letters directed to him az
either place will receive immediate attention.
jy6-2m
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To the Citizens Of Sweetwater and
Vicinity.


Mrs. Cooks School for females will
IN It's session in August, with fat.
tering prospects of success.
But are We TO have a male school If
50, is tito be an add field school," OF
one of high order! Is it to be a tempo
rary concern, or established on u perina.
nent basisl au
The stockholders of the Union Insti-
tute, and the citizens of Sweetwater and
vicinity are requested to meet at the In
stitutc on Wednesday the I'd of August.
to consider and determine these ques.
.tions. Tie Methodist Church bell will
be sounded at l.! o'clock as a notification
of the time Of meeting. Let everybody
attend. rfoe-s.I " rus F
TRUSTEES AND OTHER CITIZENS.
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Some young girls at the sea shore have
adopted the fashion of wearing the hair
creped and hanging loose down the backs
which is a great saving Of trouble and
also Of time.
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Feathers in Demand.

II. c. SawteIl, in Atlanta, Ca, wants
feathers. He win paya good price for
them. Those having such an article on
hand would do we'll to ship them to him
ut once. Feathers are in great demand
In Atlanta H &
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The cambridge Sun has this: Welearn
that there is q shop keeper in town who
draws molasses, kerosene oil, q I'd bust
head whiskey all from the same barrel.
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The local of the Atlanta Georgian has
spent some time in counting the water
melons in that place, and foots up an
aggregate Of seventeen thousand
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-07-27

Salt is the subject of a school-boy's
latest composition; THE salt is spice
which spoils the potatoes if you forget to
put it on them"
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Meeting Of Stockholders.

The stockholders Of White CliHSprings
will meet on the LIST day of August, 1871,
for the purpose Of transactiDg important
business. N a n - a
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The following classified list of freights
sent from Sweetwator Station, for the
year ending June 3Otb, 1871, has been
furnished by the Agent, Mr., G. G.. Still.
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THE ENTERPRISE.
LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
Fat Yearlings Wanted.

Mr.. WIN. Cleveland wants fat yearliles.
He will pay three cents per pound gross,
Call on him ut S~weetwater. je8.d
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4,459,543.

MI ~T1FOOJOfJ'
Sixteen car loads of live stock.
Butter and Eggs shipped by Express in
addition to the above list, is 1882 lbs, be.
sides a large amount Of Poultry, Beef &c.,
not enumerated.
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Terms Of Sale.

Ten per cent. of the purchase price required
in hand, balance on a credit Of one and two
years in equal inStallments. Notes with good
security required and a lien retained on the land
for the unpaid purchase money. Said lands will
be sold without the right of redemption aud free
from the ~incumbrance Of dover. The rents Of
the growing crops will be reserved. Minimum
price of home place, $3.50; Of mountain tract,
$50. These tracts will first be sold separately,
and then both together, and that mode Of sale
will be adopted by which the best price Is OBJ
tanned. s. p. HALE, ID. e.. L N,
E6-iw-pfSS
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Advertise in the Sweetwater Enter.
rritc.
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Darby's P~rOphylactio
e j. Or r ID,

THIS invaluable Family Medicine, for purify
l. cleansing, removing bad doors in all binds or
slcknessi for burns, sores, wounds, StingB; for
Erysipclas, rheumatism, and all skin diseases
For catarrh, sore mouth, sore throat, diptheria:
For collie, diNrrhGa, cholera; as q wash to Softea
and bcautify the skin; to remove ink spots, mill
dew, fruit stains; taken internally as we'll .
applied externally ms highly recommended -
oil who have used it's for sale by all Drugg
and Country Merchants, and may be ordered III
rectly of the DARBY PROPHYLACTIC co,
l6I William Street, MI.
jan5-ly |
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Western and Atlantic Railroad.

Change of Schedule.
On and after Sunday, February 18th, 1871,
he Passenger Trains will run on the Western
Atlantic Railroad as follows:
NrauT PAscpynrp Tp.,w
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IT. Subscribe for the ESrERrRrsE.
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SWeetwater DebOt.

TRUSTEES AND OTHER CITIZENS.
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HelmbOld'S Catawba Grape Pills.
HelmbOld's Catawba Grape Pills.

pleasant safe, and agreeable cathartic.
Hembod's Catawba Grape Pils-usedin all affections
where Purgative medicine is needed
HembOld's Catawba Grape Pls-harmless to a child ;
and taken by children.
HembOld's Catawba Grape Pills supersede Magnesia,
Salts, and every other purgatve
Hembold's Catawba Grape Pils-certsn In effect and
pleasant in operation.
HembOld's Catawba Grape PHI is not patented pill
HelmbOld's Catawba Grape Pills arc composed OF
Catswba Grape Juice and Fluid Extract Rhubarb.
How to proceed in the Spring and Summer MONTHS to
insure New Life New Blood, New Yigor:- Purchase two
bottles of HELMBoLD's sARSAPARILLA and one box
ofPILLS-wortb their weight in gold. No better ill
vestment can be made for so small sum-
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HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

has acquired world. v ide fame.
An ofmy preparations mertorlous. period of
twenty years has proved this to be the case.
See remarks make by Benjamin Travers F. r. C. s.
Speaking those diseases and diseases arising from the
Omercury he states that no remedy is equal to
the Extract of Sarsapsrlla Its power is extraordinary
more so than any other drug acquainted with. 1t
u.s. in the strictsst sense, tonic with this invaluable
attribute that 1t applicable to the system so
sunken and yet so irritable renders other substances
Of the tonic class unavailable or Injurious
See REMARKS of the GREAT CHaHIsrs AND PILL MEN
OF AMERICA
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H. T. HRLHBoLD will remark, in conclusion, that his
remedies the result of long and careful study The
Fluid Extracts have been before the public 20 years the
sale of them in that time proves their value All have
been benefited by them who followed my instructions
and to-day they stand UNEQUALED in 'he extent of
their sale, and UNSURPASSED by any Medicament in
the Dlspensary of the United States not excepting
single HERB, ROOT, PLANT, Scientific Preparation.
Pharmaceutical claim all mine to be- and have never
patented single one
To dispe any impression prejudice that might exist
in the minds of many against my preparations from the
publicity given through advertising, and that am and
have been druggist for period of twenty years. and
more concluslvey to prove this, Letter from the
Largest Manufacturing Chemists in the World:
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.

HelmbOlds Fluid Extract Sarsspara cures all Erup
tiOns of the SKIN.
Helmbolds Fluid Extract ssrsaparla cures the worst
form ofBlood Diseases.
Helmbolds Fluid Extract Sarsaparia enters heavily
into the Circulation of the Blood.
Helmbod's Fluid Extract Sarsspara beauties the
Complexion.
All Powders and outward applications destroy the skin
rendering 1t harsh and COARSE My advice to dseon-
unue them and use