davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-06

Consequently we will continue this unuS1
money during this week only. This is III
closing sale, but genuine, all-Over. up-St
ductiOn. Every article, piece, pair, yard o
at a reduced price. Our stock is too large.
down: low prices you will have. ThiS sale
gloves or cOrSetS) Special offerings, spec
one OF our Immense Departments.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
Selling Chickens.

+ A Yankee skipper had bought twent,
dozen chickens at 50 a dozen. Some
of the, chickens were only a few DAYS
old, whilo others were larger. and some
We're even full-grown fowlG
Wien he put into port hotel pro.
prietor came aboard, and asked how he
sold his chickens.
"That depends" said the captain.
If you pick them out I shall Charge
you Sc n dozen: but if you lot mo pick
them out you may have them for 50 a
Dozen" y
"All right said tho hotel Keeper,
you pick them OUT
The captain selected several dozen
of the smallest, when his customer
said:
"Go ahead; r want more"
BY this time the captain was among
tho largest of the flock, and wished tho
man would call a halt; but no still
said, "Go on
The ,Rptain saw tho point when it
was too late. The man kept him So
Letting till ho had bought tho entire
lot. at loss to tho owner of $40.
-foUth'S Companion.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
Chinese Astronomy.

Having before us the gradual awaken
ing of China to some conception of
Western progress, it is interesting to
glance ut the most conspicuous monu-
ment of the time when Chinese science
ceased to advance. This is the Astrono.
mical Observatory of PekIn, the Oldest
in the world, which Professor Russell
made the sub ect of Il recent lecture at
the Chinese capital 1t was established
in 1879. The oldest in Europe-that of
Denmark-was founded in 1919, while
the Royal Observatory Of Paris was not
opened until 1871, and that of Green.
which three years later. 'Nhe Chinese
astronomers first used bronze apparatus
about the year 1850. The Pekin 0bserv-
atory originally contained four instru-
ments-an equatorial armillaIy, an eoua-
torial or astrolabc, an altitude and mi.
muth instrument. and a celestial globe.
The globe has disappeared, but three of
the instruments still remain. In 1910
Blk new Observation-Disclosures to the old
but more accurate-were ordered, and
two others were added in the first half
OF the last century. But the land that
so progressively nourished infant asst ono
my has failed to bring it to the age of
the telescope. The observatory Is in
charge of an Astronomical BoarJ,, now
including total of 1875 persons, whose
Chief duty is to regulate the most irlpor-
tant OF all Chinese books-the calendar.
Besides astronomical facts, this still
gives lucky and unlucky DAYS, in accord-
ance with which all Celestiala sr,anEe
Their business. - 1reaton IN. III .imdi-
tdn. -
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
A Fortune From n Song.

The most noted song-writer in Phila.
delphia is septimus Winner, who still
owns music store in this city. 1t was
he who wrote the immensely popular
ballad, Listen to the Mocking Bird. -
The song was first published in 1885.
Mr. Winner using the monde plume of
Alice Hawthorne, which was his mothers
maiden name. The song was published
in ballad form and at once became very
popular, and such is its hold upon public
fancy, that. although it has been sung
and whistled and played the country
over for an average lifetime, it still re-
tains its place as song of national repu-
tation. The profits from its sale have
exceeded 500, 600, perhaps the largest
amount ever realized from any mus cal
composition of its class. -Philaielphia
Press. :
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
Thcy Meant tho Same Thlnr.

Smith Strange things happen in
this world sometimes things that you
cannot understand"
Jones-"rhat's So"
Smith-"Now, there's Brown. Imet
him yesterday and asked him to lend INC
81, and what do you think he said2r
.Ioncs-"lIc said NO."
Smith-"No he didn't. lie said he
didn't know me well enough to do that. u
Jones--"Well, what's strange in that2"
Smith-'ThaCs not the strange part
of the matter, this is it. met Green
about half an hour ago and asked him
10 lend me So, and what do you think
he said2"
Jones-"Hc said no."
Smith-"No; he said he knew inc too
well for that. There's the strangcness
of the thing. One said he didn't know
me well enough and the other said he
knew inc too well. Funny world, amt
it. "-Bost0n Courier.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
Dissectiup nm EJonl,ont

The carcass of Big Chief, Adam Fore
paugh's elephant that had recently to be
killed, will be dissected ut the Univer.
sity of Pennsylvania. 1t will take three
months to cut the car ass up, and it will
be fully two years before report of the
observations will be made by the staff of
surgeons who are to conduct the opera.
tions.
A gang of workmen were busily en-
gagged after the execution in getting the
body from the street in front of Biologi-
cal hall to the rear of the macerating
building, and, although the distance is
but 100 feet, it was long after dark when
it was landed upon floor of planks
which hail been laid for lis reception.
Carpenters then began to build largo
frame about the carcass, and when this
was completed tackle was suspended from
big cross bar and the body raised into
the air, hanging from ropes and sling.
1t was necessary to do this in order that
the process Of embalming might be carried
on successfully. When the dead elephant
was raised in the air shed was built
over 1t.
A number of barrels of embalming
fluid we're poured into the carcass. The
heat of the flesh was so intense that large
quantities of the fluid were absorbed,
and in order to prevent the flesh from
notifying it was necessary to thor
oughly saturate it.
The dissection of this portion of the
anatomy will be most interesting, as
there exists ON idea that the brute was
insane, or afflicted with what is known
in India as "must.." the symptoms of
which are irascibility of temper and ex-
IRENE viciousness. -Ne,o York CONNER
ciaL Advertiser.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
Full paymastcr.

Admiral Farragut once in sending in
his report to the Secretary of the Navy
complained that he had only an assistant
paymastcr in his feet aud requested the
department to send an officer Of the
proper grade. Some timo afterward n
gentleman in uniform put in his appear
ancc on the Admiral's ship and on be-
ing admitted to audience, presented his
papers md said ho had como to report
us pnymaster. He was decidedly I'M
steady on his pins and he had some
difficulty in keeping diSniIicd position
while the Admiral looked over his pa
pcrs. ~
81 sce" said the Admiral, "you aro
only an assistant paymaster."
81 beg your pardon, Admiral: WINS
an assistant paymastor whom left Wash
ington, but am now full paymaster-
the fullest paymaster in tho navy."--
San Francisco Chronicle.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
Dogs In War.

In some instances carry the con.
Fitch in a small metal case fast.
4 the collar, and this certainly
3haye the advantage of security,
fling the lcast possible amount Of
i ;fwhereas the leather lctter-cast
J from the collar, or the two
pockets attached to a strap pass.
3r theebody aa9 kept in position
fesR1 strap across the chest,
3of Course, available for bulkiel
hts, is undoubtedly more con.
and more liable to render tho
gbject of suspicion and a mark
3let. By a similar arrangement
the war dog is enabled to carry
Vase of ammunition, and is thus
Sful on the outward march, ere
patched on his solitary journey
hry postman. Some sanguine
even hope that dogs may be
10 return to the munition wagons
be heat of battle to bring fresh
ito the fighters, regardless of all
f,om shells and bullets. 1t would
be natural to enlist their services
Sries to bring drink to the
and dying. II Blackwood,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
Avenged

Two men in East Tennessee, Captain
Black and Colonel Gage, were on Their
way to fight duel when they were
ovcrtaken by fellow who told them
that John Black. the Captains son, and
Eva Gage, daughter of the Colonel, had
just been married.
"Colonel," said Black, "this news
ought to settle our little difficulty"
eyes, | reckon it ought"
They accordingly went into still
house. Later in the day, some one,
in speaking to Black, said:
"Captain, 1 thought you were mad
enough with Gage to kill him."
$50 was, but my ievengc Is sweeter.
That boy of mine is the no-accountest
human ever saw"
The Colonel. in speaking to the Same
man. said,
"i'm glad did mt kill Black. for I've
got him in q fouler way. If that gal o.
mine don't lead his son n lively life, !
don't want n cent. She's Jest simply
pizcn. "-Arkansa,o Irareler.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
Lookine at tho Dnrk sIdc Tirst

''Therc was man hero and he left n
note for you," said Warren avenue man
to his wife. who was out when he came
home in the evening.
"My goodness" said the lady, while
shs, sNpticd her bonnet strings. "Who
Is il from fss-r-ps'sfs
GLOW do I know,',s.s;d her huss...,d
al don't know all your fricnds:.'
"iou oughtn't TO talk that way to me,
Charles said the wife just ready to
whimper. ''You know l never ilirted
in my life. Whit did the man say9"
"Oh, he said nothing; he just left tho
note for you. It's there on tho bureau. II
Charlic-boo hoo-I d didn't think
you'd think that w way of me- boo hoo.
III go home tonight. Where's the
babyi where's my baby2 and I'll leave
You to your unjust suspicious"
"Why don't you road the notcl"
81 don't want to see it,"
"You had better rend it. It WON'T
help things not to read it."
"Why-drying her cyes-'its from
Aunt Margaret, and stamped and post
marked, too, us though it camc by mail.
thought you said a man left it for me. .
$50 did, my dcar-the postman. II
Chicago Nal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
'rllentcr Propcrties.

Jerseymen--I see you're goin' to play
piece called Midsummer Nights
Dream"
Theater Manager-Ycs. Would you
like 10 see it,?
No; Is'posc its mostly moonlight
and thundcrtorms, and sich. / know
all about thcatcrs; hut / thought may.
be you might want to buy some
We have no farm steno in it,"
on! Well, they're Young an lively,
an their w!ngs amt Clipped yet. You
might use en- for mosquitoes "-Nc,r
York 1Feokly
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
ectimo Taecs Il, Turkey

Election of taxes in all the in.
j Turkey and her dependencies
q produce, made by revenue Off
Jging to each particular pachalik
FIN kind when there is no ready
3Whcn the crops fail the amount
ah one usually pays must be
In money, otherwise the
8or revenue officers, seize the
implements, copper cooking
End in fact everything of suili-
Re to carry off, and these are
10 money, leaving whole fami-
" dH,itutc. If they make an
by reYvc the bastinado or are
10 prisAa.
i farmers or peasants who live
4 Distance of fifty miles from
$Aople bring their scanty stock
4 articles, such as small vegct-
BIT, poultry, ETC., and all these
3vergc in two, which have sta
#he revenue officers at AIashiak,
near the forest of Belgrade,
q her on the Taximc, near the
4 hamps Cemetery. Here the
@poor peasants pass with their
with their bags upon their
i or with baskets containing a
al OF a few eggsiior chickens
anything they have to sell.
SstoIpcd and their produce ap-
end the peasant must render up
3is scanty store, letting the Off
n out what they wish us tax.
j receives a bit of red paper
3rmits him to go on and sell the
I'D stock. Money, however, is
referred when the peasant has it,
4 he 10 no money the officials
8iselvAtllways to the best of the
8Ifi he complains, which he
Spes, he receives the bastinado.
q people in these days could be
fsivc under such abject slavery.
Re drinking water is brought
b distances in barrels and bags
8cks of men, and this water is
5d, with the exception of that
brought for the sultan's house
New York Herald.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
A Triumph of invention.

Fair Customer-"Are those pretty lit
tie alarm clocks good for anythingi"
Dealar-"Yes, indeed, madam; II have
one of the smallest sizes at home, and
always depend on it when want to
catch train"
"Well, want one for the servant
girls bedroom"
"Hem-perhaps I'd better show you
our new patent alarm, made especially
for that purpose. 1t is rather expensive,
but very effective, being mechanical
compound of .whistling buoy. an en-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
NEnscmlimc Cruelty.

Young Wife-"What have you been
doing TO amusc yourself this afternoon,
dear2"
Young lIusband-"I went down to
the range 10 try my new rifle. hit the
bulls eye five times out OF seven"
Young Wifc-"Oh, you hcartlcss
man! suppose the poor COW is blind!
That is n most rs cruel sport rs shooting
those poor little clay pigeons. Bur
Hngt0n Free Pres.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
THE MERRY SIDE OF LIFE.
STORIES THAT ARE roLDsBY THE
FUNNY MEN OF THE PRESS.

Ode to the Dude-He Paid tho hin
-Prompt Payment--A Candid
Waiter Etc, Etc.
o silly dude, where are the charms
Tint the girls seem to see in your rac,l
For nothing but bones are Your arms.
And yonr form is n deepdyed disgrace.
Your clothes and ridiculous caue
Furnish subjects for comments each day;
But when we would mention your brain,
Why, then there is nothing to say.
-NeiU York Journal.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
Fireside Reveries.

"What do yon see in the fire. Yves.
ton2" asked the old man, tenderly.
Nothing" said the boz, with IA rhyth.
mic cadence in his voice.
Then the little girl put her chubby hand
ON the old mans knee.
~ see something in the fire, murmured
the child.
.What is it, Fanniei" and the old man
looked fondly down into her pretty
face.
"a stick of wool" she replied, sim
ply, and the old man got up and kicked
over chair to hide his stupidity
Washington Post.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
Complimentary to che Author

"Samanatha," said MIR. Chugwater.
as he entered the family room, III have
Thought Mr.. Yellick, the author OF The
famous new book, Random Reflections, )
with me TO tea. lie is in the parlor. I
haze been telling him how much we ad-
miro the work, and he seems greatly
pleased"
"For goodness sake, Mr.. Chugwater !"
exclaimed the wife, "takc him into some
other room while cut the leaves of that
copy of Random reflections that's on
the parlor table Pr Chicago Irilune.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
les Of Ha,saian Lepers.

4 done by the Board Of H9tlth
aian Islands, in the matte, of
erits praise. The couptry
seem to have joined in, feart
8with the efforts to cleanse tho
nd the result is that, Though
leper is by any means Egg
yery suspected lcper that the
Vents can lay their hands on
5put under medical Surveillance
there is no doubt of the pes
e disease, the unfortunate Eic-
been at once segregated.
$rre places where lepers fill
Up secrete themselves, but he
d few and far between and the
So secreting themselves by no
dge. In the two Konas he
4 the Board of Health hive
ard to get together all lcpfs.
les from the nature of he
i Between four or five m]es
8oast there commences n thtk
3rest in whose rcccsses it is WY
~ Once let n man know tlht
$nsRfed lepcr and away he goE.
a h3l on him again becomes q
5iclJ thing indeed. Again, in
fhJvalley of Kalalau affo:hs
10 ute a band of lepers, wh'm
3dficult to get ut. Kalalau lila
AHbt. The only access by LAID
8cakncck trail which few peoIle
8tempt. To reach 1t by seals
latter, for heavy surf breas
aitinuously Mt the entrance du|-
! months of the year, and tle
4 four months only offer occI
rs which are favorable to land
3atever the difficulties may b
Z will look forward to their I'D
s,mc by the Board of HEALTH
&watch in the ,Kona district viii
4 make the lepers in that spo|
4le civil powers. Until the tw,|
3emoyed, however praiseworths
4 of the Board of Health ma,
!, they cannot be considered b,
&c as thoroughly successful,
'SApt,improvemcnt upon the pas
e we all grant that it i.
pave forced the lepcrs to, rs il
1}regate themselves is a great
DIT there is every hope for thu
3ry one is only too willing tc
ait will need strong and deter.
3asurcs before this or any Other
II be able to write, land the
rs stayed"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
Promnt Pnrmcnt.

Cashier stopping Mr.. Dumley)-"By
the way, DumIcy, l SEQ that your bank
account is overdrawn to the tune OF q
hundred and fifty dollars"
Dumley- "All right, my boy; if you
send boy down to my Office with n
statement of tho whole business, I'll give
you check for the whole amount. y
XdrDsr's Bazaar.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
Miss narnbbns.s ConsoIntion

81 never felt so utterly wrctchcd be-
fore in my life," said young Mynicklc,
who had hcen rejected by Miss Fellip-
son. 81 don't believe am of any value
mt all in this world"
"Oh, you shouldn't talk that way"
snid Miss Barnbbas, his nearer; "you
know you have value. Only the other
day read of thoroughbred calf which
brought $500 Tcrre Iidute ErDress.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
The Better Cure.

Mrs. Bascom-"Joln, | wish YOU
would ask the doctor to stop in eand see
me today. My throat is SO sore l can
hardly talk"
MIR. Bascom-"Er-um.m dear !
don't think we ought to go to the On
pcnse OF q doctor 70. = slight nilnent
like that. If you don't MIND 7 will try
and furnish the conversation for few
days. "-Bur'iHgtO Free Press.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
Destroycrs or tile Fruit Post.

The parasites recently imported
from Australia by the California State
Board of horticulture to destroy the
fruit pest known as the white cottony
cushion scale, survived the long VOYAGE
and arc now thriving in their new homo
in San Matco County. rhcsp parasites,
which propagate with great rapidty,
dig into the back of the scale buv and
finally kill il. Chic0no I!crnid.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
LESSONS I'm CiyilIty.

Mrs. Muggins (rcading)-"Women
teach us repose. civility and dignity ="
Mr.. Muggns (under his brenth)-
Except when they get mad"
Mrs. Muggins (ovcrhcaring)-"Oh,
You brute--you mean, low down, pcsti-
ferrous brute How dare you interrupt
my reading by such vile remarks2 Oh,
you-you-wheres that broomstick
Take that, and that, you old baldheaded
parody on humanity w-Ihiiadeiphiu
Record.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
Other Folks Children Need Train
ing.

"Ttunder and Marsr' shouted tho
artist, as his work was disturbed.
Bridget, get mo pail of water. I'll
throw it out on those children on that
tin roof if go to Jail for it. Thoy will
drive me mad.n
"Sure, sorr, I'll call III your little boy
If he ann'yes ye. He's only playing with
TIN pail and u hammer"
"Oh, it's little Bob, Is it9" said the
artist. "See that nc is covered up
warmly, Bridget, and let him keep out
while he's having fun; but il those other
children that mako such racket go out
there, call little Bob in and get me pail
of water. "-Mto York Sun.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
"a Candid Waiter.

At the restaurant:
"Garconw
"Monsieurl"
81 sec on the vino list Bordeaux, ut
one franc twenty-five confines.
"Yes, monsieur"
"And, Bordeaux at nine francs. >
What is the diffcrenccl"
monsieur has only to make the SUBJ
traction"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
Behind His Back and To HIS Face

" 'i'H A'"cA ahu 10 HIS race.
Mrs. Bclgradc-"See that young Mr..
Puntley in the opposite box, girls.
Trying to ape the manners of good
society"
Miss Belgrade -"FTe does look like n
monkey, with that pair of opera glasses,
doesn't hcf"
CA few minutes later, as the subject
comes into their box)
Both Together-"My dear Mr.. Punt
ley, we were just saying how agile and
nimblc your course Mt the Athletic Club
has made you appear. - Tins.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
She Took 1t.

eyes, madam, it is rather costly.
You see, it was made for the Duchess of
Twecdlednm by special order, and it was
so small she could never get it around
her, wrist. We have had it for three
years, and have never found any one cx-
cept you who could wear it."
ibid you say il is $aooO9 Well, 1
guess ] will take it "-Je,oele,'s Weekly.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
He Paid the mn.

Smith, saw you walking with your
wife this morning, Brown. She looked
as radiantly happy as anybody 1 ever
saw, while you seemed too blue and dis
consulate for anything"
Brown-"les, my wife insisted upon
new sealskin sacquc, and had to buy
it for her."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
business Vcrsus Love.

81 confess, George" said the girl
shyly, after the proposal, "that am not
wholly indifferent to you, that-cr--in
fact, / love you rs only few women can
love, but ! cannot commit myself to an
engagement just Mt present"
"oh. why, darling" he implored,
"why3"
al must hold of until the papers are
made out. | am lawyers daughter.
George, and | respect and honor that
noble profession. "-Neio York Sun.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
[Elns.bell and fogE q. faaaas,paia
Question or Hands.

Question or Hands-
W. Physician-'.I supposed you
wisheS to look at your hand. Isee
it is nd up"
rnEls Caller-.'No.o, sir; IL
wish to Ayou about your daughters
hand.n
"Eh'"
eve love each other, sir, and hope"
"Great GalenA don't know you.
How did you hurtAyou, hand, chr Get
81 cut my hand yesterday while clip.
ping coupons"
"Ohl Hess you, Amy children."-
PAiiddeiphi, Record.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
Rnd'cnI cure for EpiIop,,c MI.

To The Editor-Plcnso Inform your readers
Tint have positive remedy for tho nbnvo
named disease which warrant 10 cure tho
worst cases. So strong Ia my faith IN its vir
tues that Will send fecn sample bottle aud
rnluablo treatise To amy sufferer who VIII givo
mo his ], D and Express address,. Rcsp'y,
ii. u. ROOT, NJ. q, lS' pcnrl ST.. New York
Best, easiest 10 Use and cheapest. pIs,'s
Romrdy for Cninrrh. by hrmgglsis. hNc. :
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
Money i'm Chickens.

a man wh1 devotad e5 yr.rs
OF his life to CONDUCTING
a POULTRY YARD AZ A
BUSINESS. not an q pa,-
time. As the living Of him.
self and family depended.
on II. he gave the aubie.t
such attention rs only a,
need OF bread will COM
mand, and the gsssult was :.
grand snccees. after ss had
spent much money and lest
hundreds Of valuable chick
ems In experimenting. What
he learned IN all these yearu
ia embodied In this Book.
which VIC send postpaid fer
26 centa III starnps. ID
teaches yon, how to Deteek
and Cure Diseasee. how e,
Feed for RgRs and Also fox
FntteninK, whish Fowls ~
Save for Exceeding Purposes,
and everything. indeed. you
shanld know on this subject
S6ezE,puD. HOUSE.
ia LeenaSs ~ l. K. citsz-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-12-20
Aged People

Whose blooi has become III or impure. are ESP -.
'ay hss a" attacks of rhcumaiis or to tina, Weak.
.",i'u F'"cral debility" The pains ai,tl nrhrs
y, W" i"rher hrt 'yi- ~ W rs->'s Sarpul,a,Ila
which pirihcr at viia'iU~ tho Olot. sLoH'Sl sls.
tones and builds M tho whole ryst,m.
My wife AMI myself wcrc both generally run
down. Hoods Snraaparilla brought us ont II Tint
tired feeling, and made VIA feel like Young Iropl.
again. lthas done mora for IN than nll other m,ll
rincs together" RiciIAnD ulwguunsr, A,uity vim,
Long Island. MY