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National Republican., 1885-03-31

"ALDERHEY DAIRY WAGONS" Fresh Alder
ney butter churned every morning and deliy-
cred In u pound "Ward" prints, At 5lc, per
pound. Also cottage cheese, 30. per ball but
termilk, DC, per quart and sweet milk at 5c.
Der quart
National Republican., 1885-03-31

OLD Deacon Dobson boastod that he was
always prepared for the worst" and so he
was, Tor he always kept Dr. Bull Cough Syrup
In the house, regarding II the only safe remedy
for coughs and Coulds
National Republican., 1885-03-31

f3per gallon, 20 cents quart bottlo. No. |
Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money
nj MCGee's, Ninth. near ID.
National Republican., 1885-03-31
THE MARK ETs.
Stocks DuII-Bonds Quiet and strong
Wheat Psnioky-Othsr Products
Steady.

Stocks Du1I-Bonds Quiet and strong
Wheat Psnioky-othsr Products
Steady.
NEW YORK, March 30.-The stock mar
ket has been very dull all day and has
developed nothing Of snecial interest, OK
cept weakness in tho Vanderbiits. Tho
total sales were only 1sO,6iS shares,
which is tho smallest business done since
March IL.
The peaceful tenor of London cable
grams made our stock market open dull
and rather weaker. Pacific Mail was
most active and huctuated from 52h to
5ls aside from this tho mornings trad
ing was featureless.
Young Gladstone. now stopping at the
Windsor Hotel, said his messages from
England wero very conservative and his
people thought war would bo averted.
The feeling at the close was indifferent
and close observers do not expect much
activity on either side Of market this week
as II will be broken by the approaching
holiday GOOD Friday.) Money easy at
| 1 to IL.
Foreign exchange is very dull, but rates
were advanced, following the announce
mont of q crisis in Paris, ! cent to the
pound. Posted rates 1851 and 4S7, and
actual business at 1856 and 4s7. Govern.
ment bonds continue quiet and strong,
there being q further gain of in the
quotation for the A. per cent registered.
Others unchanged; state bonds continue
quiet, but where quotations are made
they are generally strong aud in soma
eases show advances of J to 8 per cent.
Railroad bonds have been quiet and about
steady for everything, except Erie seconds,
which have been moro active and heavy
ON a pressure to sell. West Shore are also
weak.
Quotations or Mondays Stock Sales.
National Republican., 1885-03-31
CLYDEs NEW EXPiiEsS 6=-Ezs-
mn, ,nr, mn, EST ,A1st - !;


HLYnE,S SEW ENriiEs,s Ifs
WAsHINGT0S, AID
ALEXANDRIA.
AT APPOINTED SAILING DAYS
From plIlLADELPHIA Every saturday, IL m,
From WASN'T NGbN Every Monday, = y, m.
Through aud promp! connection with New
York, Boston, Fan river and all points North
Through Blls of lAding gwen. Freight re-
eelved and delivered daily ~ 9htlI Sn,,Ims nn,,Imns co
General Agents, Philadelphia
]. II, JOHNSON a Co, Agents
18th and 18th - WhArYes = W., l2O2 Il 81,
n, W., Washington, u, g.
IERCHANTs AND MINEitS' RANS-
WI uOrlHliOu Company, for Ros!on, Mass, Via
Norfolk. The Iron steamers ALLIGHANN V,
Capt William \, llallclti kERkSHlkE, Capt,
F M. Howrs; u, X. MILLER capt solomon
HOWes. From baltimore every MONDAY and
WEDNESp \ and's NTURDAN al . ., N.
Fare, lnclud ny meals ami slaleroom BERTH
'toFt' 'SsXVNNNfii DIRECT, tho A l Iron
steamers IOIlNa HOPK Ms, Capt J. = March,
IT,; WILLIAM CRANE, Cant J, g. Taylor;
WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Capt Y. a, Hooper,
EVERY FIVE BAYS
Fare, including meals aud slaieroom berth,
sih. ACCOmmO Htluus unsurpassed Second
class passage and children ~ reduced rates
Ihrough tickets to all points In Georgia, Florida
and Alabama. For freight or passage apply 70
A, l.. HUGGlNs, Agents. tool Long Docs bal'
L, SAMPSON, Agent 90 Central wharf, Bos
JAMES u WEST \ Co, AseaIs, savannah
National Republican., 1885-03-31
iSTEAMROAr LIVES.

I ow FARES.
FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
FARE, 20 cents ROUND TRIP, l.25;
steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, Monday,
Wednesday, aud Friday at $3.50. Connects
closely at ~ Point with the steamer Ariel for
Richmond, Va
Passage aud rooms secured at General oflice
Sixth street wharf, Telephone call 7B5.
Freight steamers KNIGHT and GIBSON
leave Pier IL, East River, New York, every Sat
urday, A y. mi Washlngton, w ednesdays.
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary,
GEO r. PHILLIPS, superintendent
NoRFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE, :
IN The popular steamer GEORGE LEARN
leaves seventh street wharf on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDANs, and FlIDANS at o D. M,
stopping ut PineY Point and Cornheld, gOing and
returning, Connects In Norfolk with all road
and steamboat llneA secure rooms and tickets
at Is ami q. Office, Fourteenth and Pennsyl.
vania avenue, 81 Marc Hotel aud Knox EN-
press, Cos Pennsylvanlh avenue, who Will also
check baggage from hotels and private resi-
dences, fOr further Information Inquire Nt
eompany's Hihce, seventh street wharL Tele-
WILLIAM p. WEIGH
National Republican., 1885-03-31
TRAVELERs' GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

tx hffHhNAFANAs NNAHhf EAAAV fffNAf-hNNNNNf
sciIEpyIE IS EFgEcg ,7gNpAYy., DEC 81.
Leave Wnshington from station CORNER NEW
JEh nv ANENuE AND g sreEtr- -
The BOO n, ~. Is IA fast Limited Express to Pits.
burg aud hlcaao. arriving ~ iitishurg ~ 900
h hchargcd on this train for fast lime.
For Cincinnati. Louisyille, aud 81 Louis daily
Coaches and Palace stepping Cars 10 above
points, without change. 2l3O y. m. train Is fast
ingin Clncinnali next morning at 1850, =. Lons
Hs9 y; ~ No eNtrh are Is charged on THIS train
For Ptisburg at 900 q. ni.. with Parlnr Car,
and $40 p, IN daily 10 riusburg Cleveland aud
Dslroih With Sleeping Cars % riiebnrFo o..o
minute ifseIs $50, 49, iio' oii0', 7.i6, '7iy
ana.i i N" i.26. iiio iI6 5'io, iif0, 7'i5,
For points on the Shenandoah valley Rail.
road. and points south, Di20 a IN. aud s:4Op. M
For Annapolis, Gao a. M. and 1910 and 4i30
p ~; on sunday $50 ~ m. aud 4t4gp, m.
Baltimore, ., 1i4O, $50 a. M l2lOp y. m, $3.50.
4i4O, ilb, and luH!O p m. Og snndnys, o'3nA
stations on Metropolitan ilrauch, i:25 n IN.
daily, except sunday, aud OaBO y. m. daily 4:4O
pn NJ a1y. Hf9np saab sin9ns er
copl sunday, for Lexington, Stauut0n, aud Val
iRsg R 1rhiCh ,n.nl vno n uhHV 1Nmesp Su1dy' ior
- 49, " sAH' H"''sf -
For iiai ierstown and Winchester, DOS .. M.
daily, except sunday, aud $3.50 y. m. daily to
llagerstowni daily, except sunday, 70 Win
Trains arrive from the west daily, o. 7.2o n
From AnHSpclis 80 A. pi and 80 and 5i25.p
nj r9,, iUSV ~, p;SD i'm IN SIM.
day.
From trederick and intermediate points $40
a JTnin5iea .!, BaltlmoTs dot wash,lngigp9t Sl9
9aio. di2O, q & gnd 1850 a. n, l2lD, l;39; ~,
80 "a y, piov, i'1v, W a'a iViyb ", On nn
0S as IS9 rem O. spS %d.bSs I2aS s,op n, Relay STA
tlon except i.25 q 10, ana TilO ~ m.
ToE further iafq5,aaiio9 Apply 4 ihe paltm9Ts
aud 1851 1851 fcnnsyivania aySnae, cSTpei Of Four
eaeo to be- checked and received al any point In
| tie city. G. k. LORD, q. i. 4.
u 3uNi,AM General MANAGE Balll%Srs
sItt,ii,Hf 10 ri1t i,sii,rif liti n
,AAND s9gTHwE5bI. ZOO.
o1o cIg ~ tpsGt Drgan. mH,fn , datiS lHSp making
close connexions south aud southWes. Daily,
iSS t wtn am Ss ~ yHrk y ruS na wasS 5fS
i ipS S 20 Xtanta @ I Pullman @ s Stepping Ing cars rom
wasRnElon:to New orleans without change OF
1b5siio p. M.-Loul.ylie Fast Line. daily. via
Cgarloiic;yillc, to Cincinnati Louisville, and AL
wssinp wwss,iIrm poIhE relimisn sleeping cars from
10 pSIn Isntsr na Na Snd E5pbTSss pbss
nom Washlggton, yla Dapyille charlotte, and
atlanta, 20 New Orleansi also rom washington
Manassas Division Trains leave Washington AZ
MO ~ m and a;ln =. m; daily. except sunday
For tickets ard MI Information lnq!nro az Com
leave ''0M B. x T. '!s'lShA X lsShAcpANlEL. Ascu.
y. Trade Manager
National Republican., 1885-03-31
CAPITAL PRIZE. S75, ,OOo.


CERTIFICATE.
We do hereby certify that we supervise thea.
rnngemcnts for all the nthly and if.|.-
annual Drawings OF the Louisiana State Lot B..
Company, and IN person manage and cpnr1
Drawing ourselves, and that the same a cu
Quoted with honesty, fairness and IN TOOs t
toward all parties We authorize tho toWpL
10 use this certificate. with faa smc o. oL nom
natures attached In It's adv rrtlsement. Pear.
II - ---
National Republican., 1885-03-31

TICKEn for the Flks' first promenade concert
can be had from the members OF the lodge.
National Republican., 1885-03-31

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 30.--Flour is steady
and quiet. Wheat continues to iiuctuate, but
within narrow limits marketsgenernlly tame,
able peaceful adjustment OF the Russian and
English imbroglio, We quote fultz at si@s7;
mixed, SiggS1; lOngberry, ss0G, and common
and damaged grades 10 70 80 Corn, rye, and
oats are quiet but firm. Produce Is active and
sells readily at quotations for all Gholco lots
National Republican., 1885-03-31
Herzog's Museum.

DRuGGIsTs sell and recommend Salvation
Oil. Price only 25 cents bottle.
National Republican., 1885-03-31
AND OHIO RAILWAY.

fIeave II. & r. Depot, Sixth and Il atreets).
o:1O A. M.-For al way Stations Lexington,
KY, Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus, and
ST. Louis Daily except sunday.
IL A. M.-For Newport News, Old Point Com
fort, and Norfolk. Daily except Sunday
Through parlor car Washington o Old Point
$40 II, M--For Louisville. Cincinnati, 81. Louis
and Chicago, connecting for all points West,
Nprthwest, and southwest, Fast Express
(dAlly)i does not stop for local business,
Through Pullman service to Louisville and
Cincinnati.
For tickets and Information apply at c. & o.
railway office, bl3 Pennsylvania avenue, under
National HOtel Virginia Midland railway office,
Col Pennsylvania avenue, and B, q u. station.
IL. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
C. W. SMITH FRANK TnIGG,
General Manager. N. H. Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1885-03-31
LOTTERIES.
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+ ssss +
i Ssss !
ILLL-. ssss.-.. LLLL...

This Is the Only Chartered Lottery of Any state.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
incorporated In sos for 20 years by the Log
islaturc for educational and charitable purposes,
VIII capital Of 81 ,OOO, 900. TO which q reaerye
nhd OF over 100000 has since been added.
BY an overwhclming popular votS its fran-
Chtsc was made part OF the present'5tato Con-
sulution, adopted Dec =, A. D. 1879!
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 10 WIN A
FORTUNE
Its Grand Single Number Drawing will tako
place monthly, II never Scales or Postponea
Look nj the following Distribution:
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
CLASS ID,
At New Orleans, Tuesday, April II. 1886, un.
der the supervision and management Of Gen. q,
n Beaurcgard, Of Louisiana, and Gen. Jubai A,
Early, Of Virginia
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
100, 900 Tickets ut Five Dollars Each.
Fractions In Htths IN propOrtlou,
National Republican., 1885-03-31
OHIO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.

TWO rMkfN5 MinEB GIfY NE;A AFFXfiPT FEiM M ~ sunday
BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND
ROUND HILL.
Leave Washington at 0:16 H. m. and 4;2O p
IN. and Alexandria at 0'33 n. m. and 4i3i y. m.
Pass Leesburg going westward at l2;l3 y. m,
and 7l2 p, M. and arrive at Round Hlll at l;Oo
a. IN. aud S;Oi p IN.
Leave Round HIN at 4;I5 a, m. and l:56 y. m:
Pass Leesburg, going eastward, at Obs u. m. and
2'iS y. M, and arrive at Alexandria ut $40 u.
IN. and pi25 y. M, and ut Washington Mt $40 a.
m. and b;35 p M.
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Round Hill at 4;46
a. III, Arriyesat Alexandria at S;l5 and Wash
ingtOn aFS:2o. Leave Washington Mt 800 y. M,
Alexandria at S;lOp m. Pass Leesburg going
eastward, b:;lS ~ m; westward, lO;iO y. III.
u NJ RROpHN. Eunprintpudont
National Republican., 1885-03-31
Quotations Of Mondar,s STOCK salos.

The following have been furnished by Bate
man X Co, bankers, l4l1 II street, beinS tho
most active stocks In tho New York exchange:
G.aLa
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-09
COMMUNICATIONS.
Eshnaael.

To the Editor of the Journal COURIER:
Who are the Arabs whose subjugation
is being attempted by Victoria Regina in the
Soudan? They are the descendants Of Ish-
mael, of whom it is recorded in Bible proph-
ecy that he should be "a wild man whose
hand should be against every man, and every
mans hand should be against him" 1t is
generally conceded by Christian writers and
Bible commentators that this prophecy was
tantamount to a declaration of the enjoy
ment by these people of national independ-
ence from the governmental yoke of other
nations, an independence which, as history
attests, has been maintained to the present
day.
Many potentates among the Abyssinians
Persians, Egyptians and Turks have erdeav-
ored to subdue these wild Arabs; but though
they have temporarily triumphed, they have
never ultimately succeeded Sesostris, Cy-
rus, Pompey and Trajan, all attempted to
conquer Arabia, but in vain. From the be-
ginning to the present time they have
maintained their independence; and God
preserves them as lasting monument of his
care and incontestable argument of
the truth OF divine revelation. Had the
Pentateuch no other argument to evince its
divine origin, the account of Ishnae1 and the
prophecy concerning his descendants, collat-
ed with their history and manner of life, dur
ing period of nearly four Thousand years
would be sufficient. Indeed, the argument
is so absolutely demonstrative that the man
who would attempt its refutation, in the sight
of reason and common sense, would
stand convicted of the most ridiculous pre-
sumption and excessive folly 1t remains to
be seen, therefore, whether the evangelizing
arms Of the British Queen will prove more
Lotent than those of her monarchical proto-
types in frustrating the expressed will of the
ruler of the universe. G. V. A.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-09
Monday, March 9, 1855.
A SIGNIFICANT SHOW.


The great show at New Orleans is a failure
financially, but it is success q show.
Especially impressive and significant is the
department devoted to the display of the
products of the labor of black men and wo-
men. The formal opening of this depart
ment occurred recently. The department
covers 81, ,220 square feet and comprises over
sixteen thousand distinct exhibits. All the
States in the Union save Maine and Ore
gon, and all the territories except Dakota
and Arizona, are represented, and each pre-
sents some distinctive feature. Thus Vir-
ginia attracts notice by a collection of $50
photographs taken by a colored artist, while
Mississippi takes the foremost place in the
display of cotton. Virginia also has on ex-
hibition large number of relics of George
Washington. In etching, embroidery, cray :
District of Columbia is entitled to pre-emi-
nence. Two working models of machinery
show the aptitude of the members of the
colored race for the mechanical arts; of
these one is working model of locomotive
in the Arkansas exhibit, and the second
model steamboat in the Massachusetts, ex-
hibit. The latter model was tried in the
lake a few days since, and attained speed
of five or six miles an hour. Utah also
contains a fine bit of constructive work in
the shape of complete quartz mill of i'm
proved pattern, invented by colored man
in that territory. Alabama is entitled to
prominence as occupying the greatest amount
of space, while touisiana's exhibit shows
the greatest diversity of articles. Georgia
boasts her exhibit of the art of carriage
building, and New Jersey makes fine ex-
hibit of manufactured goods. In the dis
play of womens work New York takes the
lead; in paintings and the graphic arts the
New England States send fine collection,
aggregating about 220 paintings. Tennessee
is great in cereals, and Pennsylvania shows
some industrial and art work in wire tt at
deserves careful attention
This collection ought, as Professor A. M.
Green said at the opening, to 60 good way
toward the settlement of one very important
question that has proved detrimental to the
Of the negroes-the question of
their ability to rise. It shows that the ne
gro can and does do good work. 1t will do
great deal to weaken old prejudices.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-09
HAVEN. MONDAY MORNING. MARCH9,

| thing brought back by him, such as books
and clothes, should be thoroughly disinfected
After exposure to infection the following
| times for quarantine, are recommended fer
various maladies: For dip1theriay 12 days;
scarlet fever, IA; measles, IS; GeT-na1
measles, Is; chicken-pox, 1S; smallpox, "a;
munaps, "a; and hopping cough, 81
days. These dates are fixed with the con
dition that disinfection has been practi9ed,
since unless this has been done clothing will
retain the germs of sickness indefinitely
Dr. LELAND; Georgian who recently died,
was great sufferer IRON ssthnaa; sud to all
appearances died several times before the
final dissolution took place. On more than
one occasion his family made preparations
for his funeral, and day or two before his
actual death he told remarkable story of
how he witnessed this arrangements; ''Una-
BILE to lie down passed through ali my SICK
ness in an easy chair. My body died several
times. I, that is, my spirit, would go away
from it, and standing in an opposite corner
of the room Would lock- back at the flesh and
blood in the chair and wonder hoe : was
ever induced to pass so many years III its
company. Poor old body thought, your
troubles are nearly over. They will soon put
you away Under the ground where you viii
be at rest forevsf:' I saw my family gather
about my old frame as it leaned back, dead,
in the chair, and it gave me pain to see them
weep. Then wonld feel something pulling
me toward my body again; colla not resist
it, 1 was powerless, and in a moment 1 had
taken possession of it. Then there was ali
instant of pain, and opened my eyes and
breathed. Each time this was repeated I
was more reluctant to return to my body"
An experiment has lately been tried by the
secretary of the National Fish Culture asso
citation at South Kensington, Lordon, te test
the highest temperature endurable by various
species of fish. Several specimens of the fol
lowing fish were selected for the trial, name
ly, the carp, gudgeon, dace, roach, perch,
minnow, golden tench, common tench, trout
and salmon-al1 of which were deposited in
cold water registering 530. The temperature
was then gradually increased by the infusion
of hot water through tube, which caused
the temperature to rise steadily. None of
the fish, however, exhibited signs of fading
vitality until the thermometer recorded So,
when perch became prostrated; and shortly
afterward its congeners followed its example
in rapid succession in the following order:
Roach, 8215'; salmon, So; minnow, So;
gudgeon, S51a0 dace, S6'; common tench,
SS'; golden tench, eS'; carp, 91'. To further
test the efficacy of brandy fish restorer.
each fish, on showing signs of exhaustion,
was removed from the water, dosed with a
small quantity of brandy and replaced in the
tanks. The operation proved highly sue
eessful; for On inspection the following da.
all the objects of the experiment were found
swimming about as usual, thoroughly re-
stored, with the exception of the dace, which
died
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-09
SAN I'D ".

When Adam and Eve raised Cain they
little thought that the grocers of the pres
ent generation would put sand in their
sugar.
Lord Wolseley has invested the Mudir of
Dongola with the Order of St. Michael and
St. George. By the way, General, ''does
your Mudir know your route?'-Norlistowp
Herald.
The Yale base ball club is at it's wits end
to find good catcher. It ought to apply tc
the courts for receiver. He would he apt
to hold all that came to him.-Boston Even
ing Record.
young lady; advertises in New York
paper for position dish washer in a res
taurant. 1t looks as if the humblest employ
ments will soon be closed to plain, simple
''women. Lowell Citizen.
"Oh, mamma - said child of fve 'I'm
so glad there was f1ood!" 'fWhy, my child.'
because if there hadn't been any flood
shouldn't have Noah's Ark; and do love
my ark. Boston Traveller.
''Step this way, if you please, ladies'" said
the gracious floor walker, as he led off with
a majestic wave of his hand. ''We are sor-
ry," said madam; ''but we never learned to
walk that way."-Yonkers Statesman.
The oldest postmaster in Berkshire coun-
ty, Mass, is A. w. Williams. He is 81 years
old, and a Shaker. That is no consequence
however. Nearly all the postmasters are
shaking about this time.-Boston Transcript
'eWhat One Girl Did, is the title of story
in exchange. We haven't read it, but it
ia safe to wager that if she went to the rink
and put skates for the first time what she
did was to sit down two or three times unex-
pectedly. Herald
Jones: s'Ever take anything, Smiths"
Smith: Thanks; don't care if l do. Yes,
take small drink of whisley occasionally,
but not very often" Jones: "You don't
look like man who would take a small
drink of whiskey very often. Burlington
Hawkeye.
''Ah, my little man, good morning. pleas
antly remarked an old gentleman as he stop
ped and patted Hewes street little boy on
the head, ''have you any brothers and sis
tersa' Eyes, sir; got four, but I'm the only
that mounts to anything replied the
urchin. Brooklyn Times.
Teacher-Now, what do you understand
by brain work? Boy-When a man works
with his head. Teacher-Correct. And what
is manual labors Boy-When a man works
with his hands. Teacher-That's right To
which of these classes do I belong when I
teach yous What do use most in teaching
you? Boy-A strap.
English tourist-"Why is it, can you tell
me- that your American innkeepers always
put pink muslin over their picturesG' Amer
can wit-''Very easily explained. The pro-
so exceedingly natural that we are obliged to
take some means to prevent the mosquitoes
from biting them. Harvard Lampoon.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-09

A philanthropist in the Missouri legislature
has introduced q bill to keep the promises
made in their advertisements In other
words, they must furnish, as one of them once
promised to do, "a corpulent amplitude of
amusement"
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-09
REaN HHeh.


Pray much, God loves d sweet dependent
spirit,
That owns itself too weak to walk alone
No plea goes forth but listening angels hear it.
Sometimes in ways mysterious and unknown
Their answers come; but surely as the light
Hears the dawn calling, and dispels the night,
So do those blessed messengers on high
Hear when we cry.
Pray much! The zFfeGas with whom we held
communfngs
Exert a subtle influence hour by hour.
Turn often, then. with soulful importunings
To those celestial comrades. By their power
Thou shall be girded for the times of strife
That try the strength of every human life
Thou shalt become a vfctor. IN the field
Where others yield.
Pray much! Each day allow thyself a Sea-
son
For close coInpanionship with minds above.
Put Bt tfry will; thy PRIDE thy stubborn reason:
Keep nothing hut hBmility and love.
AS one is charged by frGeTsets SO thy soul
Shall feel divine electric currents roll
Thro' all its chambers, till it gows WITH faith
That conquers death
Ella Wheeler Wilcox i'll n. Independent.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-03-09

Advancing spring warns US to be prepared
for warmer weather. Strengthen the system,
purify the blood, by taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla.