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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16
THE ECONOMIES.
Tho Peculiar Society Celebrates Its
Eighty-Fourth Anniversary.

Tho Peculiar Society Celebrates its
EiRhty-Fourth Anniversary.
PursuuRo, Pa, Feb. lj-Thc members
Of the Economy or Harmony Society to-
day commcmoraied tho cighiy-iourih an.
niycnary Of the organization Of the society
atthcir pretty liillotown on the fortWayne
Railroad. Tho exercises were held IN the
chapel, conducted by the venerable Jacob
llcnrci The programme was the ram
which has been observed year after year,
but Il was noticed that the number Of OBJ
servers was smaller. Whom the Harmony
society was formed, cigh.y-iour years ago.
by George Rapp, there were i0Omcmbcrs
The founder believed that Christ would
come on earth second time, and be
claimed b. have been informed that the
date would be- 1890. lie said that In order
10 be- prepared 10 participate IN the JOYS 4
that coming aud 10 h. members Of a king.
dom which be was Ia establish. his iol.
lowers should sundcr marital ties,
and those who were not yet married
should take upon themselves VOWS ol COLI
bacy. They also put all their money aud
pr1pcrty into one common fund. aud 10.
eat.sl on n tract oi land In Butter County.
After cnc1unicring difficulties from dis
ruptIons. the m5in body settled In their
present location NJ Economy, whore thoy
have lived since 1905. Frugal aud indus
trious. they have accumulated largo sums
OF money. and by iuiicious investments
apd ihe enhancement In the value OF their
lanls tie community h now said % be
worth several millions The original
mc,nhcrs aro gradually passing away. nj.
though there have boon q number 81
nccussinus 10 lhc community during The
wear, since 10 was Organized.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16

CmCAGo. H., Feb. lj.-An organization
known ~ the personal Rights League"
las been formed In this city. It's object Is
TO resist the prohibition movement ~ a
menace 10 the rights guaranteed by our
Federal Government This organization,
with hcadquartum al No. 22j Dearborn
street. this city. has Issued an address 10
the citizens Of the United States warning
them oi the danrrr which threaten them
IN the prohibition movement, and calling
on all Who are opposed 10 prohibition pm
ciplus 30 Join In tie work Of Fighting them
rs forming local assemblies under the plan
oi the parent organization in Chicago.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16

Il the name Of the most successful bland
Of nickel Cigars We have ever nut out 10
the t-alc. We have shipped 5000 10 the
surrounding country IN the past two
weeks and orders continue a. pour In Tor
them. They arc made 10y Simiion q
Storm, OF New York, which Is sufficient
guarantee that the Cigar has merit, and
which has been ntiesicd by the many Or.
dcrs we have received for same. We arc
way ovcrod, but are filling orders ~ fast
M possible. We are establishing agencies
for Red Head CiglA all over tie country.
/. SANEtsoS * Co.,
Sole Agents for Simiion y sloms world
renowned New York Ciagrs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16
A Nan Of ramlI, A,,emp,. napo.

special Dispatch 90 Tho Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Feb. l5.--Joo Myers
was arrested and lodged in Jail this even
ing on the charge Of rape, preferred by y
young girl named Mary Brown. The girl
states that she was ON her way 10 the pa
per-inills about noon, with dinner for one
Of the employees, when shc MS uocosicd by
Myers, who throw her 10 iho ground. tout
was frightened oil before be could accom-
plish his design. 10th parties are white.
The girl is about fifteen years old. Mycn
Is about thirty aud has q family.
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PROT welp,,.ln y, nl.. IIirbes...

The concert given at the lligbcc School
yesterday afternoon by Prot Wcinstcin.
assisted by Prof. Wright, was a grand sue
cess Prof. Woins,oin gained the interest
Of tho audience from the start, and biz
numbers ON the program were eagerly
looked Tor aud each appearance hailed with
applause. lie IL an artist on both violin
and mandolin. Prof. Wright played his
solo In his usual artistic and finished man
ncr. aud his accomplishments 10 tho VIOLA
aud mandolin were excellent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16

TuE gray rolding Phil Thompson. 2l0i,
Who IL in Cit Di,iss sinb'cs at HarrDjs-
Lurv. Nv. vas tired lasi week, and WI G
campaIcncd ths scnOn ho shows ID .
old-timc speed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16
CutiCura Remedies

To cleanse the skin and blood Of every
blcmtsh and umpurity, no agency in the
world of medicine is W speedy and inlalliblc
as tie CUriCUR, REMEDIES.
CuucuH,, the great skin cure. instantly al
lays the most agonizing itching aud inilnm-
nation, clears the skin and scalp oi every
trace Of disease, heals ulcers and sores, re-
moves Crusts and scales and restores the
hair. CuricURN Soar the greatest of skin
hcautiiicrs 1, Indispensable In treating skin
diseases and baby humurs. II produces the
whitcst, clcarcst skin and soltc,t hands, free
from pimplc spot or bcmish CurICuEN
Rr,oLvENT, the new blood purifier clcanscs
the blood OF all impurities and poisonous
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16

MHs CHHtruAy Irmr Carondclct Mo, Is
one of hundreds who have tried their family
physicians in vain aud were finally cured by
The use of Ln-cu-pi.n. l1-cu-pi-n cured her
of forty three year chronic ulcer On tie
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16

elements and thus removes the cNUsr. Hence
the CuucuEN REMEDIES cure every species OF
agouiznr, humiliiting, Itching, burning,
sclly and pimpy diseases OF the skin. scalp
and blood, with loss of hair aud all humors,
blutchcs cruptiuns, sores, scales and crusts
whether simple, s'rofulous or contagious
when the best physicians and all other rem
odicS fail.
Sold everywhere. Price, CurlcrRA, soc;
Soar 25c; RrsoLyrNr, 81. Prepared by the
PorrR DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
Boston,
Er' Send for "llow to Cum Skin Diseases "
Gi pages, jOillustratiuns aud 100 testimonials.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16

TnK spring session Of ~. Agnes Academy
will open on the first Monday IN fcbru-
AIRY. For particulars apply ~ the Lady
Superior.
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The Onrrn I.nnnarr.

5sl Jefferson street, will be- ready for bust.
ness Monday, the 18th inst. Give II n
trial.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-16

lKsuHE your un.uuuss ~ the CitizcnF
Insurance company 500. % Madison strrr'.
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nIHSPLES, hlackhclds. red, rough,
HM chappod and oily skin prevented
fb 10y CUuCuHA SOAR
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23

Frederick Weyerhauser was up TO Du-
luth last week and the reporters o, the
ualy papers tried 10 make him say a
good many things calculated 10 b0om
the lumber interests at that point. Abou,
all that Mr.. Weyerhauser did saw was
- ,he Musser Sauntry eosa,--sy mad
aoandoned the project OF building a mill
AZ the mouth Of the Nemadji. and that
while the time would come when a mill
would be built at the head Of the lake IN
manufacture the pine In which he with
Others Is interested, and which naturallv
would 90 to the lake, that the mill will
not be built this season and perhaps moi
next Meantime II Is probably public
property that Mr.. Musser. together with
MI Weyerhauser and Others. Is engaged
10 looking up the remnant Of timber
owned by the Northern Pacific railroad in
northern Minnesota part of which is in
the Duluth district. but nothing has been
concluded vet and the trade is by no
man.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
de-, and the Cnmm,,,.s.

Wonder II the republicans who made
such loud claims during the two cam.
paigns when Hon. W. II Gest was a can
ditaie Tor congress. that It was TO the in.
terests Of Rock Island 10 have that gen.
tleman elected, dent feel little ashamed
OF themselves nowi In the last cam.
paign II was argued by his friends that he
could not get recognition from demo-
cratic speaker on the floor Of the house.
and that his politics were bar TO getting
on good committees. How is Il now
Speaker Reed has appointed all his COM
mi,tees and Gest didn't get chair>
manship, while he was only placed on
three important committees. which have
no special bearing on Rock Islands in
terests. He was made member of the
committees on mines and mining, labor
and war claims. II Mr.. Gest had any ins
huence with the republican speaker or
the republican majority. he should have
been placed on the river and harbor or
railway and canals and military affairs
committees. where he could have looked
after the arsenal appropriations and the
Hennepin canal. II is becoming more
apparent every day that as congressn an
Mr. Gest Is a Hat failure.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
CARRIED OFF THE SAFE.

Daring burglary at Bridgeport. Conn.,
The Thieves Captured Heavily Armed.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Dec. 23-one Of tn.
most daring robberies ever perpetrated In
this city came to light yesterday morning.
The Village Store company's store, on til.
corner of East Main and Water streets. wa.
broken into, and small safe weighing about
500 pounds was taken out and dragged by 4.
rope through various streets to the north
end OF the town, over mile from the store.
W hen 1t was discovered that the store had
been broken into officers followed the track,
OF the safe until they found it In the cellar
OF house occupied by Patrick Riel Two
crooks-John Connolly and Edward Burns
were found asleep in the house Each had a
loaded revolver grasped In his hand, and
there were number Of dynamite cartridge.
IN their pockets They were arrested TO-
sether with Riel and his wife. Tue safe was
not broken omen
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
BUTCHERY In OHIO.
A Drunken Cutthroat Slaugh-
tiers His Whole Family,
ENDING THE TRAGEDY BY SUICIDE.

All Five Bodies Found Cold in Death.
with the Threats Cut from Ear to Ear
The McGinty Gag" Results In q
Murder-sensationaIS tabbing Array ut
Pensacola. Fla.-The Mantueliu Case at
Chicago-Record of wickednesa
NILES, O.. Dec 23.-This community wa.
thunderstruck last evening by the discovery
OF one of the most wholesale and
bloody butcheries that has ever occurred
IN this section of the state. The vic
tins. five in number, are Charles Shelar,
his wife. and his three children, and the
crime is supposed to have taken place at an
early hour yesterday morning. When the
inhuman deed was discovered at about
O'Clock last evening all five bodies
were stif and cold in DEATH with their
throats cut from ear to ear Sheiar and hi.
wife were lying together across the foot OF
the bed and the three children were on the
floor in different parts of the house.
Shelar the Probable Murderer.
Shelar was q millman and had steady EN-.
ployment, but of late drank heavily. and Il
Is rumored that he and his wife did not live
happily together The theory advanced il
that Shelar in a fit of madness cut the
Threats of his wife and children and then his
own The weapon used was a razor and wa.
purchased by Shelar OF hardware dealer
SATURDAY. evening
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
The Republican Programme.


The narrow republican maioritv In the
lower branch of congress Is evidently de-
iermined TO leave nothing undone. how
ever Infamous or illegal II may be. that
viii Increase the party strength In that
body. The committee on elections has
before u not less than seventeen contested
election cases In which republicans are
asking that democratic representatives be
ousted and their seats be given 10 them
That the majority, 10 net all. OF these de
mands will be complied with nv the par
tsan committee. there Is little room To
doubt the power and the opportunity
being too great for the e O. p. To relin-
guish.
The following comprises eleven on, Of
the seventeen contests:
Chalmers, who contests the seat OF
Morgan In the Second district Of Missis,
siPpl' was defeated by s.lGi majority at
the ballot box.
kernaghan. who contests the seat Of
Hooker In the Seventh district of MIssiss-
ippi, was defeated by 800 majority.
Hill, who contests .he seat Of Catch.
ings In the Third district Of Mississippi
was beaten by 1910 vDtes at the polls.
Threet. who contests the scat OF Clark
from the First district of Alabama. was
defeated by majority OF T. 10 votes.
McDuthe. who contests the scat OF
Iurpin In the Fourth district of Ala,
bama, was defeated by 10. 1913 votes.
Eaton. who contests the seat of Phe-
Ian from the Tenth district of Tennessee.
was defeated by 5.4t9 votes.
Miller. who contests the seat of FL.
liott In the Seventh district Of South Car
olina, was defeated by 1856 votes.
Goodrich, who contests the seat of
Bullock IN the Second district of Florida
was defeated by 3.195 votes.
Featherstone. who contests the sent Of
Gate from the First district of Arkansas
was defeated by / .3i3 votes
Langston, who contests the seat OF
'enable IN the Fourth district of Vir-
Hlnla, was defeated by Gi2 votes
Bowen, who contested the seat of Bu- |
cSnan IN the Ninth district Of Virginia,
was defeated 10y ~ votes
Chalmers the bloody-handed Missis.
sippi renegade. Is "a fitting head to a list 80
redolent with fraud as this. The cons
tested cases named are all In the south
and viii be used by the republicans to
serve double purpose--to unseat the
men who were legally elected. aud TO fur.
nlsh The regulation bloody. shirt. south-
ern outrage capital in future elections.
Democrats have this consolation. The
republicans have the power now. bur
here Is n day Of reckoning coming and
ust such ouirages Ms this IN contempla-
lion by the partisan congress tend more
20 speed the day OF its arrival than all
use In other words the republican
party Is slowly but surely weaving the
'ope ut the end Of which II will finally
iang.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
Cniyer Writes a Letter.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2l.-Mr. John Culver, the
Cronin juror who is coming in for so much
abuse because, as alleged, he wouldn't hang
the Cronin suspects, is out in letter to the
press IN which he says he has been the sub
lect OF a great deal of malignant living.
Upon what authority no one knows, il has
been reported that he WAS the juror who in.
sisted that the proceedings in the jury-room
DE Kept secret In his letter he denies this.
and says that 50 far a. he is concerned there
was nothing IN the proceedings that may not
De given the fullest publicity. and that he
absoiVes the rest of the jury from secrecy. SO
Tar As his case Is concerned He also gives
several anonymous letters as specimens Of a
number he has received, threatening him
with dire vengeance for his alleged course
in the ca -
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
SOM More Confirmation.

WASHINGTON CRY, Dec 23-Among the
confirmations made By the senate Saturday
were the following: Nicholas Ensley, pension
agent at Ind annapolis; Z. S. Lacey, Michi
gan, comptroller of the currency. Collect.
ors OF cusenms-C. Y. Osborne. Superior,
Mich. h. A Watrous, Milwaukee. Collect
ors OF int nal revenue-L. s. Wilcox,
Eighth Illinois district; ]. p Throop, Sew
enth Indiana; j. 5. Lothrop, Third Iowa:
Louis Weinsi elm, Fourth Iowa; Henry Fink.
First Visions sin; f. NJ Roger, Second Wis
consin- There was also big batch Of re
ceivers OF pt bile moneys, registers OF land
offices-amor g the latter that of d. NJ Fox.
OF Des Moines, la and postmasters. Among
the Illinois postmasters were A. Fakete
East St LOUIS, L c. Cope, Streator; W. r
Jewell, Dan' lille; j. A. Sexton, Chicago, anc
A. Stone Peoria
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
CORDOyA.

- CoRDoVA. Dec. 90.
Jennie lew will visit in LeClaire dur
ing the holidays.
Dirs, Pepper has returned from her OK.
tended visit to Morrison.
Inc dance at Dir. Forsythes Wedues.
day night was decided success.
Miss Mabel shannon, of LeClaire.
Cool. s ''"'0
Mrs. d. T. Hire and little daughter
"a, washington South Oak, is visiting
Cool. ~ -
on last Monday occurred the funeral
OIL o. the Youngest child of Mr. and Mrs.
homer hetzgar. Mildred, the oldest. ia
now sick with scarlet fever.
John swiler has started a barber shop
20 ,ne house owned by Grant Simpson,
auu nas put up pretty good sign in the
business "''
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
EDITOR GRADY DEAD.

I've Famous southern Journalist aud
Orator Expires this Morning.
ATLANTA. ga. Dec 23. Henry W. Gra-
dy' the famous southern editor and bril-.
liant orator, died at $50 this morning at his
home 10 this city. Mr. Grady was one Of
The most prominent and popular leader, OF
the democratic party In the south. He
was editor Of the Atlanta Constitu tion.
AT the annual banquet OF the Boston
Merchants association on the 1elh inst,
he and Ex- President Cleveland were the
distinguished speakers. Mr.. Grady dis
cussing the race problem. 1t was then
that he contracted cold that caused his
death.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
A Reckless Rear brakeman.

SAXON, Mich. Dec. "a terrible tail
end collision occurred here Saturday night
on the Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic
road, in which one man was killed and two
badly injured A freight train had stopped
on the main track, and the rear brakeman,
instead of going out 10 flag, staid in the ca
ooose Another freight came along and
crashed into the first train Kid" Ryan was
instantly killed and Brakeman Connors, who
was also in the caeoose, was fatally injured.
John Chatham, engineer @ the second sec
ton. was injured internally
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
A MISFIT PETITION.
Trouble Caused by an Imagi-
nary Whisky Punch.
A FAIR PRoHIBITIoNIsTs APPEAL.

Speaker Reed Completes the Delicate
job OF Constructing the Committees
Some OF the Western Men Who win
shape Legislation - Notable Confirma-
tions-Rsndair. Critical Heaith-stan-
ford's Christmas Gifts - The House
Beats the Record-Capitai Budget.
WASHINGTON Cry, Dec 2S-Mrs Harri-
son Is deluged with letters about that his
torical whisky punch which she did not give
10 the Pan-American delegates n couple OF
months ago, but which many temperance
people are bound to believe she did A
specimen letter recsntly received by Mrs.
Harrison runs like this:
"Can IL he possible that the contents OF
this slip Of paper Is truei ] cut il out Of a
little paper named The Journal could not
bring myself TO think II is trtie,,, But if IL
'e, then, oh Mrs Harrison, stop and
think Of. what an awful mistake YOU
have made by putting the bottle 10 YOUR
neighbors mouth; just to think that YOU.
with your honored husband, were placed nj
the head of our natiOn--for what purposeg
Was II, oh! was 1t. Ia deal out death and
damnaticn to your fellow beings who. with
Yourself, were created in the image of Godi
feel rs II the name Of Harrison Is polluted.
| had dear brother of that name who
would have died for the Gauss, of teInpernnce
am glad that he is not alive 10 know that
such an awful disgracetul act took place
in the executive mansion!,'
Look back upon the lovely example
which Mrs. Hayes left you, and in the name
Of God, Who has said BE We clean who bear
the vessels Of the Lord aud in the name,
and for the sake Of suffering humanity do. oh
DO let Il be the last. Pardon me if you con-
nder my language too strong, but you know
nothing of the real, intense agony which
mothers, wives. sisters and children endure
by this awful traffic,
win YOU. oh, will YOU still continue to
make drunkar'ls, while you read in your
Bible that 20 drunkard shall enter the king
dom OF heaven. leave this with YOU. take
II To the Lord in prayer l am your friend.
"MRS
please excuse this soiled paper. cannot
H,..N II.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23
SILCOTTS INFAMY.
Congressman Billy Mason's
Charge Against Him.
THE MURDER OF OLD SANTA CLAUS.

Chicsgo's Humorous Statesman "AIl
Biokee Up" and His Chiidrep's Stock
ings Likely To BE Empty-A Fairy
Story for a soIon's Olive Branches
Tragic Results of the Loss of tho Lit
tie Balance That Silcott Stole.
CHICAGO, Dec. 23-The Herald says: Con
gresham William E. Mason arrived home
haps worthy of record that the jovial Billy's
spirits are depressed. The cork seems to
have popped out of the champagne of his ma
ture He is sad, and there is a hungry look
in his eye A friend who met Mr. Mason on
the street yesterday inquired of him: Are
you nome to celebrate the Christmas timer
Am IT. inquired Billy, the PARKWAY look
deepening in his eyes "Am I home to cele-
brate Chrstmasr Well, should say not
J am home to tell my family that there will
not be any Christmas at our house this year
We may have New Years Day, but no
Christmas TO speak of. I've fixed it all right
with the children. They feel pretty bad
over the prospect, but they are resigned
The story He Told His Chile ren.
Give told them that Santa Claus is dead
that he Met violent death down in Wash,
ington few weeks ago I've told them
that Washington is the place where Santa
Claus summers his reindeer and repairs his
sled, and where he buys all his presents for
good children I've told them that few
weeks ago Santa Claus got up early one
morning aud curried down his reindeer as
slick as race horses He brushed the dust of
his sled and put in the robes and the hay on
the bottom 10 keep his feet warm. Then he
went up town and bought his presents and
started back TO his stable with big pack on
his back
Yes, n Very Sad Tale.
I'm this pack were shot gun and a base
bal! for Lewis, and a horn for Lawrence and
q rocking horse for Ernest, and a rooster and
a rattle for William f, Jr, and dress for
Ethel. and blonde doll for Winnifred, and
g sealskin cloak for mamma, and a bottle of
mahogany bay rum and q box OF cigars for
papa And Just as old Santa was toiline
along past the big capitol building, where
papa wss working hard trying tc trade his
garden seeds for dozen of Greeley's books
out rushed a horrible man named Silcott-a
big man with long teeth like a dog and club
in his bands, and he jumped upon poor old
Santa and killed him, and ran off with his
pack and all the presents. o, il is a sad talel
And it made the children's eyes bung out
with horror and Indignation
Mason Proposes but Doesn't Dispose.
you've heard of Silcott, I supposes Cash
Ter for the sergeant-at-arms Nice man. !
don't know where he is. but he is responsible
for the absence OF any Christmas festivities
at our house this season ! try to take the
happenings of life philosophically as possible,
but don't know when anything has broken
me up so as the loss of the few hundred dol.
ars which Silcott stole Of me | had that
amount OF money all mentally
aid out in Christmas presents, but Silcott
1as pulvsrized Santa Claus 50 to speak.
md the children are taking big chances in
hanging ap their stockings next Tuesday
ligGtn
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23

NEW YORK Dec. - The fate Of Dave
Dillon, the boa tman who was carried out to
sea after being cut adrift from the bark Ma.
ria, was thought to he definitely settled Sat
urday morning. when the fishing smack Com.
modore, Capt Littlefeld. arrived with
portion OF Dllon's boat. The boat wa.
picked up by Capt Littlefeld on Thursday
evening ten miles southeast of Navesink
Highlands he name I'D. Dillon, New
York, is Penoiled in large letters on the
stern and leaves no doubt Of the identity of
the boat
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-12-23

1T WoS'T BAKE BREAp.-In other
w 'us' Hoods sarsaparina will not do
~ possibilities. It's proprietors tell
plainly what II has done, submit proofs
rom IRON sources of unquestioned reliability
snu ASK you frankly # YOU are suffering
ron any disease or affection caused or
promoted =, by impure blood or low state
IT, wy system to Try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
snr e perlence OF others is sufficient as
in a.. so. mat you will not be disappointed