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appointment, no ridic-
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the i'll effects of bad
dyes; leaves the hair
soft and b 9 au tiful
Black or Brown. Ex-
planatory circulars
sent postpaid in sealed
envelopes. on spplica-
ton, mentioning this
| paper. Sold by ali drug
\ gists- Applied by eI-
'perts OF BATCHE-
LOR'S Wig Factory. 40
East 10th St.,N.Y clsF
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For GAR, Masonic. and all other society
goods send for catalogue to Z. A. Armstrong,
Detroit Mich.
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JAMES MEANS So SHOE.

1T nhVO to sell our Rubber Printing Stamps. Sam
III FHIO Piles free. j. NJ. Mitten Co.. Cleveland, o.
Mention The National Tribune.
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A N Extraordinary Offer TO Agents Employment foR
IA all. Address Renner Msnf'g Co., PittSbuIg, Pa
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COMPOUND OXYGEN.

For the relief and of all Chronic Diseases. Our
Oxygen is safely anywhere in the United states
Canada by express Easy plain, complete directions with
each treatment.
Mention The National Tribune
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THE WILDERNESS CAMPAIGN.

Ofthe Wilderness campaign the General says I:
Operating as we were in an enemy's country,
and supplied always from distant base, large
detachments had at all times to be sent from
the front, not only to guard the base of supplies
and the roads leading to it, but all the roads
leading to our flanks and rear. We were also
operating in a country unknown to us, and
without competent guides or maps showing the
roads accurately.
Estimating Lees strength in tho same man.
ner as ours, the enemy had not less than 80, 600
men at the start. His re-enforcements during
the campaign were about equal to ours, deduct
ing our discharged men and those sent back.
Lee was on the defensive, and in a country in
which every stream. every road, every obstacle
to the movement of troops, and every natural
defense was familiar to him and his army The
citizens were all friendly to him and his canse,
and could and did furnish him with accurate
reports of our every movement. Rear guards
were not necessary for him, and having always
a railroad at his back, large wagon trains were
not required. All circumstances considered,
we did not have any advantage of numbers.
On the morning of the 7th We sent out pick
cts and skirmishers along our entire front to
discover the position of the enemy. Some went
as far as mile and a half before finding him.
But Lee showed no disposition to come out.
There was no battle during the day, and but
little firing except in Warren's front About
midday Warren was directed to make recon
naisSance in force. This drew sharp firing, but
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1885-07-31

Col Quay, the Republican candidate Tor State
Rlanation of John Roach's failure. Roatshy he
Jays, is an ardent Republican, and gave 100000
b aid In securing Garfeld's election. Il was
| well understood" that II Garfield won Rtsch
Eas to prosper and if Garfield was defeat
Roach was to be made victim. Garfield wona
|nd Roach fourished Then Roaeil gave an
|ther 100000 to help Blaine s election. Blaine
Dot and Roach failed. But if Blaine had won,
Roach would have swelled into moro mag
lifcent millionaire ship-builder than ever,
Chandlor would have been amIablC and the
iavy-yards would have been Numbered mp with
more worthless ships, which wo uld hspv gone
vt once into dock for perpetual re pairs.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1885-07-31

n Admiral English is right "Congo Coun-
Fy" hobn covers ver;v decided swindle. Ac-
brding TO tile admiral's report, the investiga-
ions made by Command der Bridgman and
United Sta,'es Commercial agent Tisdel ac-
punts for the milk In this Asrican cocoanut.
The trading no use agents and employees have
cquired oil the vailable land from the nation,
nd they are the parties who are getting up
be excitement IN or1er to sell and realize large
rofitu
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-22
REGEIYRR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NCTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
~ ana III pursuance of . Judgment Of the
Superior Court in sDn for the county OF SEcrs-
mento. IN an seton wherein ALICE SCOTT is
plaintiff. and :. D. WEYANr, JOHN DOE. W
\. MURPHY, RICHARD ROE eud GEORGE "
CHESLEN, Administrator Of the estate Of s. 3
SEo5UR, deceased, are defendants ! VIII. as Re
eeIyer in said action sell st the front door of the
Courthouse, in Sacramento, Cal, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 7gh day OF OCTOBER, 1855, At 10
o'clock 4; II, AZ public auction, for cash IN gold
eoln- 10 the highest bidder the following de-
scElbed real estate situated in the county OF Sac
rarnentO, in said State of California, viz: The
northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of
section Iwenty-nine; the south half of the
northwest quarter; all of Lot Three; and the
west half Of Lot Two Of the southwest quarter;
and the southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter OF Section Twenty; and all of Section
Nineteen lying north OF the lands formerly
owned and occupied by I. H. Van Trees. now
deceased, all in Township Eight North. Range
Eight East, OF Mount Diablo Base and Meridian
Dated Sacramento, Cal, September Il. 1855
ALBERT ". JOHNSON, Receiver.
Freeman, JOHNSON d BATES Attorneys for
flalntln, AIiee scott sl4-td
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ECZEMA.


For the benefit Of suffering humanity, deem
1t only my duty to give this unsolicited testi-
mony IN favor Of Swift's Specific. Ny wife has
been aiiIeted with Eczema from infancy. We
tried every known remedy. but 70 no avail. She
was also afflicted with q periodical nervous
headache. sometimts followed by an inter
mittent fever, so that her life became a burden
20 her Finally determined 10 try Swiit's
specific. She commenced seven weeks ago.
After taking the drst large bottle the disease
seemed 70 increase; the burning, itching and in
Illumination became unbearable She however
perSeyered IN the use of the medicine After
taking the second bottle the inflammation be-
gan 10 subsde After the third bottle the in
hanlmation disappeared, and sore spots dried
up and turned white and scaly, and finally she
brushed them cN In an impalpable white pow
der resembling pure salt. she is now taking
The sixth bottle; every appearance of the dis
case Is gone, and her flesh is soit aud white as
a ehilds s. Her headaches have disappeared and
she enjoys the only good health she has known
in ~ years No wonder she deems every bottle
OF ;. ;. :. Is worth thousand times its weight
in gold
ANY further information concerning her case
viii be cheerfnlly given by herself at her resi-
dence, 80 Mullett street or BY me.
JOHN 7. BkADLEY, a GTi.Wold street.
Detroit Mich, May l6 1885
For sale by all druggists
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co
n ! = 10 ". I'D 81. Drawer g. Atlanta Ga.
tcj-lyS:wly
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$50 REWARD.

DORTEMONNAIE LCST - cox
L tanning nearly s10O-and a plain rs -
setLlng Diamond Ring, certificate Of III
deposit and receipt for rent in favor
OF h. ;. Beals. lost in going from AgTicuItTraI
Park Sunday noon. to Fourth street The tindar
VIII receive the above reward by leaving the
same same with Judge Post, l street. Justice Of the
Feace, between Sixth and Seventh s2ISt
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SMILES ALONG THE WY.

Fifty young ladies we've made bachelors
last week at n Boston college. If this thing
continues there will be a shortage In old
maids Pine Plains Herald
Nautical husband (jokingly)-" Oh. I'm
the mginstay OF the family" Wife-"Yes
and the iibboom, and the-and the
Small boy from cxperiencle-" And the
spanker, too, mamma. Troy Press.
When a person is sick the portion Of the
system most used generally shows weak
ness first This IS the reason doctor in
variably looks first at 8 w0man's tongue
when she is Unwel.-I Fhe IoukeIS States
man
A little girl. aged 9, called her father to
her bedside the other evening. Papa
said his little diplomat " want TO ask
your advice Well my dear, what IS Il
about What do you think it viii Be
best to give me Oh my birthday ~ ffx.
She did not mean It, but lie took it as n
hint. Il was getting very late, and sudden
" the gas frightened up very much
Why, what caused that he asked.
" Everybody in the neishborhood is 1oinq
To bed, she answered. Il Arkansas Gazette.
~ rotiee Bromley that & new memory
has been invented " Invented ." Yes:
by President Adams Of the Cornell Cui
yersity.' What is il caile,l9 Anuu-
conscious memory Tou can steal another
mans literary Efforts without any COM
FUNCTIONS. It is nct plagiarism it is sim
ply an instance OF unconscious memory
philadelphia Call
IN the first place, breihrcn, said
eamp-meeting orator last night, we must
be careful OF what we say, and in the second
place there was some noise III the con-
gregation caused by people coming in, and
- -
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a u BA7GATN.
FOR SALE.
ONLY $4,000! 80 ACRES !

VlHIs Is ONE OF THE BEST BARGAINS -,
/ in the state; only ten miles from the ~
city Of Sacramento, there STe FIVE acres in -
matur5c Grape VINES; three acres Fruit Trees
including Pears, Apples, Figs and Peaches: sew
eral Windmiils and Wells: Improvements worth
about Sl.So; can al be put ont in Fruit OF Al
taiie- This piece Of property must be sold with
N the next - days. For further Information
call or or address 2. 7. HOWE Real Fsfaff. and
Insurance agent, 10G7 Fourth street. Sacramento,
CdL. au2l-1D
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publication omoe. Third st., bet. j and <
TIE DAILY RECoRD-USIoN
HANTED-LOST-FOUNn.

VALISE-ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18Th
white canyas-cOvered valise was LEFT on
one OF the cars of the City Railway Company
6y some person unknown. The owner can have
me same by calling at the Office Of the com
p9ny, proving property and paying for this
.IecLtlseMeut. sl9-3t
WANTED-NINE YOUN5 MEN AND FIVE
w, Young Ladies' to Learn Telegraphing on
cur lines. Situations guaranteed. Salaries SIS
70 SlbO monthly. Hundreds of operators now
demanded, and cannot be had. Special in
dqcements offered now TO new beginners. who
MIsn frst-class paying position. Address
UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY, corner CLAY
ana Aearny streets san Francisco, Cal sls-lw
NoTICE--A ROAM HORSE, WHICH -
~ was left al my pasture August tS.sNN
3D. cSd, mas ,l had bit is =, leg broken. The A
mTIedlately. WM. W. WHITE, Five Mile House
- --gnIoI. sl6-lw
NAETFD-THE LADIES OF SACRAMENTO
W to visit the store of Great American In
porting Tea Company, 6l7 street and see the
grand dlspiay and new stock of handsome pres
ents which has just arrived and are being given
s}sy S}Tsy more LOT literally than ever Remember the
pace, OF street, GREAT AMERICAN M
PORTING TEA COMPANY. sI9-11n
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oE BUYS A CORD OF STOVE WOOD. OR
PO ToS OF COAL, at the C. 0. D. Wood
snd Coal Yard, No. 411 street. All erSerF
promptly delivered 10 any pEEf OF the city
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TOMORROW MORNING, at 9 o'clock:
Seven Dozen Mems Satinet Pants, at
IS cents a pair. Such a chance does
not often present itself.

Mems FulI-stock Calf, BuckIed Shoes:
sizes, g to 10; medium round toe.
Price, ST. IS.
Fulasize White Blankets special vaIue) at
So a pair
Atwood Serge Dress Goods all colors), at
At cents yard.
CoIored Gros-grain Silks (aII shades).
Price. ST..
ChiIdren's Ribbed Hose solid color, 25
cents a pair.
Ask for our 9-cent Crash.
Red TwIed Flannel, 25 cents yard.
Ladies, Merno Vests fair quality, 35
cents each.
Our Ladies Scarlet Vests and Pants can
not be beat, at ST.
Chldren's and Ladies' Lace Collars. at 10
cents each.
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HoRsFoRD's AcfD PHOSPHATE for women
and children. Dr. Jos. Holt New Orleans,
La, says have frequently found II ot
excellent service in cases of debility, loss Of
appetite and in conyalesencc from extGus
tive illness. and particularly Of seryiee IL
treatment of women aud children
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OPIUM I..|.. Z. Z. 4. Il 3. 4
4 EHE bhah lively cured By DR..
u L a ~ AH1 5 Joks Oh habit and
tCpuufue fpSf fruo1t5-

ais " IlLuA nl the
cured, that yOu can easily prove mailed fee.
Call or write and you viii be convinced. All
communications confidential. g. g. STRONG,
NJ D., 2 Third street, san Francisco Agent for
Pacific Coast auI8-IplInTuThS
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FIFTH AVENUE SALOON,
Io15 FIFTH STREET, BET. j AND x.

VlHE sHARPEST, COOLEST AND MOST
Il Delicious Beer always on drsught at 8 cent?
glass. Best OF Wines, Liquors and Cigars IL
stock. EDWARD DIETERLR, Proprietor
aulT-4rtf
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WIRED WORDS.
VIEWS OF EASTERN JOURNALS On
TIE WYOMING OUTRAGE.
The Silver Policy Of the
Eastern Races-The
Sacramento Postnastership.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

lsPEclAL DlaFArcHns TO THr aFooaO-oHlos.l
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The Rock Springs Massacre.

NEW YoRR, September 2lst.-Thc Star,
commenting on the Rock Springs massacre,
fails to perceive what special disgrace
would attach TO our Government if il
should fail 10 punish the perpetrators of
the massacre. 1t was committed by one
body OF foreigners upon another The
only responsibility OF the American people
lies in the massacre having been commit
ted on their territory. Race prejudice was.
moreover, not The only cause Of the massa-
ere. The real cause was a quarrel between
the white employees and railroad, and the
attempt of the latter 70 substitute Chinese
labor for theirs The star holds the rail
road largely responsible for the massacre.
The Philadelphia Press, editorially. hopes
that the Chinese Consul, who, il IS an
nOunced, asserts the certainty ofa Chinese
demand OF indemnity for the recent atroci-
ties and the murder of Chinese miners, is
not mistaken, and that the demand will
reach the proportions of eXorbitance
Only in such a way Will there be any
chance Of bringing home to the blackguards
and sC0undTels who perpetrated the out
RACES, the expensiyeness and the real inu-
tility of their kind Of sport. We trust the
Union Pacific Company will hold firmly 10
its reported intention of restoring the Chi
nese To their work in the Wyoming mines
The Post says of the Rock Springs massa-
ere: We can well afford To drop all other
public questions and give our undivided at
tention 10 this one, until it shall be ascer-
tanned whether the color of man lawfully
domiciled among US is sufficient warrant
for hi- summary execution by any other
man who entertains q prejudice against
him.
The C0mmcrciGI Bulletin saws As these
Pacific railroads, it is not forgotten, were
.-HH a Z. Il
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WANTED.
ONE HUNDRED HORSES !!
IMMEDIATELY.
INQUIRE AT B. r. CROCKER's. sACRA.

1 Ny PERSON REQUIRING HELP. EITHER
n male or female, can be supplied at the
shortest notice, by applying to Houston &
co, Employment Office Fourth and streets
Sacramento. 81
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The Union Pacific and the wyoming
Affair

OMAHA, September 2lst.-General Mana
ger Galloway, of the Union Pacific road to-
day instructed d. a. Clark, Superintendent
Of the coal mines at Rock Springs. Wyom-
ing, 70 pay of all the striking miners. and
give them passes to leave if they 20 within
a week. Galloway SAYS they must 20
within that time Or pay fare, if they 20 by
railroad. He also says he is still firm in
the determination that no man concerned
in the recent massacre Of Cinnamon be en-
ployed hereafter and has received a teIe-
gram to-day from President Adams. Of The
Union Pacific at Boston, Mass, stating thar
his (Callaway 81 course is approved by the
Directors Of the company which will back
hlm to the last. Galloway now thinks there
IS little danger of a general strike of Union
Pacific men. The railroad employees prefer
not to identify themselves to the extent of
wholesale walkout with the compare
lively small handful Of disgruntled miners.
General Schoheld, who passed through
here last evening, had q short conference
with Galloway and other Union Pacific Off
cials, but little Of what occurred is made
public. In fact, Schofield's trip from! Chi
cago 10 the Territory over this trouble
shows that it is still considered grave BIZ
the national authorities.
Plot TO Break JAN Frustrated
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Precautions Against Yellow Fever.

WASHINGTON, September 2lst.-The Post
master-General has ordered that the ex-
change of mails between the postotiice of
Benson, Arizona, and Nogales, Mexico, be
discontinued, and that all Mexican mails
heretofore forwarded via Benson. Arizona,
be sent via Nogales, Mexico, to be in
cluded in the exchange between that Office
aud Nnralns MnNicn
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PAINTS AND OILS.

7 L CHADDEEDOS, IMPORTER AND DEAL.
-. or in Paints, OILS, YsrnisSes, Window Cilass
Mixed Paints, Artists and Painters' Materials
W all Paper, etc. No. ze4 Il St.. SACRAMENTO
aut7-1ntF
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK

OGice-No. 400 j street, Sacramento.
Capital Stock Paid Up. S225, ,237 90.
Interest Paid on Deposits semi-Annually
Ia Money Loaned on Real Estate Only.
WIN. BECKMAN. President
NM. y. HuNTooN. sccretary. au29-6m
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Plot TO Break JAN Frustrated.

NEVADA tMo.l, September 2lst.-George
Thompson and Edward Kinds were jailed
here last Friday for robbery. This morn
ing tie Sheriff discovered they had sawed
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"a SEND FOR CATALOGUES. "a
SWEETSER & ALsTP.
I-Ipif Sacramento.
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p 4AA ' - NAFAAeAi s"
Badly aIutiIated Greenbacss.

WASHINGTON, September 2lst-Therew
received at the Treasury Department to-
day, for redemption, q package OF about
100000 in United States notes, which are
badly muulated and almost beyond recog-
milton. 1t is said theo owner, an Ohio farther,
had buried the notes in the earth, in prefer
ence TO placing them in bank or other de-
positOry.
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The American Turf.

LOUISVILLE tKy.), September 21st.-The
fall meeting OF the Louisville Jockey Club
began to-day. The weather was warm and
agreeable, the track good but dusty and
the attendance large. The three-quarters
Of mile race Monogram won, Hermfne
second. buchanan third Time, l:IGJ. In
the mile heats race, the first heat Ida Hope
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DIRECTORS

g. Y. CLARE, GEO. G. PERKINS
JOSEPH STEFFESS, J. r. WATSON
n. D. RIDEOUT, FREDERICK cox,
a ARBCTT 81
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RSF EACH DAY WE ADD NEW LOTS OF THIS STOCK AND
SHALL CONTINUE THE SALE AT PRICES MARKED UNTIL
THIS STOCK IS DISPOSED OF.
The Republican journal., 1885-10-15

PENoBscoT. Mr.. Mark Devereaux lost very
ION the morning of the 9th robins and sparrows
We're singing as mcrrily as they sing in Nav We
think it an unusual circumstance. Black birds are
here in fiocks of many hundreds. .. We predict n
hard winter as 'Siah began mulching his house with
rockwell three weeks earlier than usual 80. The
selectnen have shngicd and newly painted the
town house. MIR. Joachim Gray found nest of
Italian bees in hollow tree, from which he took
one hundred pounds OF honey. He has secured the
bees with money enough to winter them Mr..
VIM. Grindle has been granted a pension Of a.
per month with arrears of 81, 100
LIBERTY There appeared to he a fatality among
the beasts in this vicinity last week L. L. Pres
colt had a horse drop dead in the road while at
tached to load. Smith Cram had a horse die from
some cause the same day. We did not learn the
particulars Mrs. Hattie Clough lost a COW bv
death Saturday. f. E. Sanford found his COW near
ly dead with an apple In her throat Saturday hut
ny prompt action managed to save her. 1t Is also
rumored that Frank Henderson's fine stallion died
with the collie one day last week. He was very
fine horse and Frank is poor man so the loss in
this case is exceedingly hard The horse had inst
got record OF 2.35 on track on the Kennebec.
and the loss is equal to $1,000. Mr.. and Mrs NJ
l.. Gerrish Of Portland, are visiting at j. O. John
sons....L- c Morse, the mighty hunter Of the
tribe of Isaiah has returned from two weeks ceer
hunting in the eastern part of the State We have
not been invited to venison dinner. The all
dress of Mrs. Brown of Vermont at Hall St. George
last sunday was very well received
The Republican journal., 1885-10-15
Generalities.

There are two cases of small poX in Newport.
Rhode Island.
Mrs. Josephine Taylor, 100 years Old, died at
Woonsocket, r. l., Thursday.
Nice Baldwin apples are selling at 81 a barrel
in country towns in Massachusetts.
The Knights Of Labor have finally decid, Il to
establish state and provincial assemblies.
Mrs. Veronica Bulla of Syracuse. n. Y. has
died after abstaining from food for SO days.
A. rbana, Ohio. young wife poisoned her
baby and killed he self from fear of poverty
The citizens of Tombstone, Arizona, offer a
bounty Of $3.50 for every Apache scalp brought
in.
Mr.. Jabez L. NJ. Curry, Of Virginia, has been
appointed Minister to Spain by President Cleve-
land.
The Los Angeles papers are again advocating
the formation OF new State out of Southern
California.
Mr.. Jay Could, family have an income of
Sl40O000 year from their investment in Mis-
uri railroad stock.
Undertaken Merritt charged Sl4 ,l63 for his
part in burying Gen. Grant-"a little more
he says, "than for an ordinary man."
Secretary Manning has sent letter and r. p
Flower check for $4,000. To aid in the re-
election Of Governor Hill OF New York.
Miss Frances Willard, Of Troy, n. y, made
the principal address Thursday at the temper
ance convention held in New Haven, ct.
The Chicago Base Ball Club Thursday won
Its eighty-seyenth victory ana thereby the cham
ponship of the National League for 1886
A farmer in North Carolina recently bought
Il piece of land for $1,000, and the very next day
The Republican journal., 1885-10-15

1t is prepared from Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock
Cherry Bark, Pipsssewa, Mandrake, Dandelion
and other well-known vegetable remedies. The
combination, proportion, and preparation are
peculiar to Hoods Sarsaparilla, and effect re-
markable cures where other medicines fail.
1t cures Scrofua, Salt Rheum, Boils Pimples
Humors, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache
Indigestion, General Debility, Catarrh, Rheu.
matlsm, Kidney and Liver Complaints, over
comes that tired feeling, creates an appetite,
and builds up the whole system. The
"GooD NAME AT HOME"
won by Hoods Sarsaparilla is unequalled in the
history of medicines. Such is its popularity in
Lowell, Mass, where it is made, that whole
neighborhoods are taking it at the same time.
This success is extending all over the country.
Send for book containing statements of many
remarkable cures.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
81 SIX for S.. Prepared by c. 1. HOOD g. CO..
Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.