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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-05

street. between Front street and Elliott
bay: street COMMITTEES
]. I. Ronald Praying city TO pay assess
ment: Finances committee
Everett Smith For remission OF tax
Western Central Union--Asking council
to request Chief kellogg of the fire depart
ment TO resign: ordered returned to the
writer.
COMMITTEE kEroKTs ApoFrEp.
Judiciary committee Rejecting petition
of b. n. Freed; granting petition OF n.
Gottstein: rejecting petition of j. NJ.
Street lights Allowing street light on
Chestnut street.
Street committee petition for
grading Republican street: granting petit
ton for grading alley in block Is. May
nard's: granting petition for opening of
alley in block 10. A. A. Denny's. granting
petition for grading Drexel avenue; rec
ommending the grading of University and
blanchard streets: granting change in
grade alley in block .. Yesler's first
Sewer committee-Grantings sewer license
to H. G. Parker, Ed. Taylor. James Red
mond. John Costello; granting sewer in
Seventh street from Madison to Union !;
SE1GtlQE Sewer III SSuSC0 StlVot AAQth
Twelfth to Seventh street; granting
sewer in Temperance street from Bradley
to Depot: granting sewer in Harrison from
Oak 70 Temperance.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Twicheil filed . protest against the bill of
Jailer Bogart for $i27.2o for feeding prison.
ers at - cents per meal He said that IL
made difference of $3.50 over the 15-cent
contract of Chief Mitchell. The claim was
allowed. however, in the appropriation
ordinance.
An ordinance extending Beach street
was passed. An ordinance extending
Water street was read and referred to the
city attorney for amendment.
A retail liquor license was ordered issued
to Louis Fuerer. The applications of Nena
& Marrata, G. c. Munson, Oliver Bernard
and NJ. Blei were referred.
The city attorney was instructed to pre-
pare an ordinance amending the present
ordinance so that an additional police
captain can be appointed.
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BASEBALL GROUNDS.



Players Signed. u
DR.. A. +. Mitten. Mr.. J. NJ. Thompson
and Hon. ]. j. McGilvra visited the foot of
Madison street, near Lake Washington,
yesterday, for the purpose of selecting
site for the newbase ball grounds.
Although no definite selection
was made, it is understood that
several acres belonging to Mr.. McGilvra,
lying half way between the Madison street
rowerhouse and Lake Washington, has
been decided upon. A final agreement
will be made in day or two, when active
operations will be commenced on clearing
off the site and erecting suitable buildings.
Mr.. w. r. Thornell. secretary and one
of the directors Of the Seattle Baseball
Club, received dispatch from Manager
w. Il. Rockwell. who is now in Omaha
signing players, stating thathe had secured
Louis Camp, of Omaha, and Gallatin Scott,
of Hot Springs. Ark. Camp is about 70
years old, and frst-class third
baseman. lie has played several sea-
sons in the Nebraska State League
and has a splendid record. Scott is II
years old. and is well known throughout
the South. having pitched for several of
the leading clubs of the Southern leagues.
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Spring
Medicine

ror I'VE years was sick every spring, but
last year took Hoofs sassapsrIIla and have NOT
seen sick day since" q. W. SLOAN, Milton.
Mass.
= wish 10 state the benefit | derived from
heois sagsaparilla- ! have used II In the
spnns ior tnree years for debility aud can 50 y
that gained IN fiesh and strength aftey us,rr
one bottle uhas also cured me of lick head
ache. MRS. 7. II. ANDREWS, south Wood
stock. CT.
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He stands over six feet in NJ g
weighs over $50 pornds, and h,s s.s
enough. coupled with his strength. p e.
up good ball during . Ien. M
son. In addition to the.s
players, Manager Rockwell h. y
Eugene III. Curry. of Galveston. Te,s. p
pitcher of ability. who was memhv -
southern and the Texas Leaeu. s.<
George NJ. Bright. of ST Louis, ~. ,2
probably be the shortstop and capes1s D.
the team.
Mr. Thornell is well acquainted M -
records Of the four players selectsa -
enthusiastic over their selection. 49,
every indication that Manager Roo =
using good Judgment in signing -.
and If Seattle does not have the crsrS s
team OF the Northwestern Learue 4 ~
not be mis- fault.
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10 viii Probably start Its c.. =
SUNDAY.

IL Will Probably start Its C,ra = &
sunday.
The Madison street cable road w. -.
pleted yesterday. At least the prooy.ss p
construction has reached that sfH.- y
which the road can be operated, but 80
are still many matters to receiv. s1sss.
ton. ~
The i've combination cars stored q. -
street. near the foot OF Madison strsee ~
he run out to the powerhouse and ! -
trips made over the road. This win = iss
more rs an experiment than anv1Ss.<
else. and also to accustom the NEE ~.s.
men TO the workings OF the road. CavSx,
probably not be run regularly until SuI s's
or Monday.
Under the contract the Pacific c.a1.
Construction Company viii opsras, ~
road for fifteen days. This time 1870.
from the day that the road Is STARTED. iSS.
arrangement makes no Difference !. s...
fares or anything else, and the road v;nls
run by James NJ Thompson for a. -
cific Cable Construction Company. - 4 -
be by the Madison Street Cable Rsllwrs
Company.
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Spring
edicine

For many years have taken Hoods sarsa
pariiia In the early spring. when / am troubled
with dizziness. dullness. unpleasant taste in my
mouth In the morning. IL removes this bad
taste, relieves my headache and makes me feel
greatly refreshed The two bottles have used
this spring have been worth many dollars to me-
1 advise all my friends TO take it." JOHN
BlNNS. es3 $50 st. town of Lake, Chicago, III.
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Spring
edicine

y Was very much run down in health had
no strength and no inclination to do ANYTHING.
have now been taking Hoods sarsaparill a
about month aad that tired feeling has left
me, ny appeti has returned. AMI tske 1t all
in al. ara like new man. We all take Hoods
ssrsaparills' CHAUNcEY LATHAM, North
Columbus, Ohio
n b. II you decide to take Hoods Harss
prilla do not he induced 60 buy any other
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THE NEW SCHEDULE.

Sound Steamers will Charge Advanced
Rates Today.
The raise in passenger rates made by the
pool OF Sound steamboat companies goes
into effect this morning.
The matter has been the subject OF .
great deal OF discussion among steamboat
and travelling men sincethe announcement
was made. The majority of the people
take sensible view of the matter. The
new rate is about two cents per mile on an
average. and many regard that as a reason
able rate. AS far as known there will be
no opposition line. all at present operating
steamers being in accord on the subject.
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Spring
edicine

fair, honest trial OF Hoods sarsapari.la win
convince any reasonable person that 1t does pos
sess great medicinal merit. We do not claim
that every bottle will accomplish = miracle hut
we do know that nearly every bottle. taken sc-
cording to directions. does produce positive
benefit This is demonstrated in New England.
where Hoods ssrssparlls has been known for
ten years, and whore its sale is continually in
creasipc
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Spring
Medicine


The chiet reason for the marvellous sucoena
Hoods Sarsapariia 10 found in the srticls mn
IL h. Merit that wins, and the fnck -
Hoods Sarsaparilla actually accompanies NJ
is claimed for IL. Is what has made IL the me0as
cine frst Ia the confidence OF our countsynMu
and given tn Hoods 5arsaparills . popsao1
and sale greater than that OF Any othes mfmp
arllla or blood purifier before the puclIc
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bur Representative at Hawaii vina1n,.

Our Representative at Hawaii vlo6oNa
the City.
Hon. II. A. P. Carter, Hawaiian uinb
ter to the United States. arrived in IL ci6
Yesterday morning and Registered 4 ~
Rainier. Mr.. Carter has visited 6oafll4
several times. and is largely intorssoud
here in matters Of financial charoc>ur.
He Is large .stockholdsr In The eee1ll(
National bank, where his son, Mr.. Gsoear
Carter, well known in this city, Il tslIse.
Minister Carriers visits purely Of sociI
nature. He will return TO Washinetoa
city in about two weeks. and make arraneo,
ments for an extended trip 70 Europe.
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Spring
Medicine

Hyon fee tired. weak. worn oat, or run down
ffoaa bard work, BY Impoverished condition of
the blood az low state "a sae system. Won shonfa
take Heoa's Ssrsansr LA
Fsasiag isasuia and dixsy. having no apre-
uss aad no ambition Ia work. I took Hesot'.
safsspaSilia, sfsh the best results Asa heath
tnvtsoFssos and for seaersl debility think il
ss,psster so anything else" A. A. RiKEg.
Utica ~ Y
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

FOR hrst.c'ass srriny medicine nv vile
ana both think very highly of Hoos's sarsa-
priiis. We both took Il last snrtnr i, sts as =
great deal OF good aai we fe., better throuvh
me hot weather thsn ever before. Il cured nv
wife Of sick headache. aud relieved me OF 4
dizzy, tired feeling. We sh all certainly take
Heod's ssrsspsilia again this spring . m.
PhARCE. sart Granite Railway Co. Concord.
y. II
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

Weearnestiy urge the large army at clesn4
hook keepers, school teachers, hcusewiveA -
atiyes and al others who have been closely -
nned during the winter and who feel the -
OF reliable medicine. 70 try Hoods 5afsapoEa1
HoT II peculiarly adapted to overoome -
prostraton caused by change OF season, elm
or life. and while II tones and sustaius ~ -
tenn II PARTIES aud renovates the blood
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

"a year ago suffered from indigestion, had
terrible headaches, very little appetite; in fact
seemed completely broken down. on taking
Hoods sarsaparilla beg an to improve. and now
have good appetite, and my hea tn il excel
lent compared 20 what 1t was I am better in
spirits, and am not troubled with cold feet or
hands and am entirely cured OF indigestion {.
MINNIE MANNING. Sewburg. Orange county.
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

j. csTwfUiiy prepare from ssrsspaEilis, Dante
aeiian. Mandrake. Dock, Plpstssews, Janiper
Berries, aud other we'll known vegetable relne-
dies. In sarh apscaiar manner ss to derive the
fati fnssicsnsl value al each. Il viii cure, when
in The power If msaieiae, setofaia. salt rneutn.
ssress tolls. pssaples. AL hamors. Dyspepsia,
hslionsness. sick heasssehs. indigestion, gsneral
cseiisY. catsrrh. rheumatism. kidney aud liver
eomTAasnsa
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Spring
Medicine

spring sickness may be avoided by taking
nnoa ssrsaparllia In season. II you have not
felt well during the winter. II Won have been
overworked. or closely confined in badly yenti.
lated rooms or shops You need q good tonic
aud blood purifier. Take Hood's sarsapariiIa
early and you viii ward Oft attacks OF disease
or escape the effects Of impure blood. and thar
tir.d feeling. 40 common in the spring. DO not
DELAY = -
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Spring
Medicine

~ no other reason does the human system ~
y ssch reed she aid OF reliable edieiue ike
Hesf's sarsApariIia. - now. Toe Impoverished
Condition OF tae hiooi the weakening eiiec's OF
the lcng cold winter. The Lost appetite AID that
tired fee'iar Al, make good spring medicine
absolutely necessary. Hood's Sarsapariita IN
peculiarly siaesed fsr this nurro Q. ard In
ereases In popularity every ye.r. dive IL trial
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

Every spring for years have m ade IL prac-
tice to take from three 20 i've bottles OF Hoods
Sarsaparilla, because l know 10 purffes the
blood and thoroughly eleanses the system Of all
Impurities Thst languid feeling, sometimes
cailed spring fever. viii never visit the system
that has been properly cared for by this never.
failing remedy" w. II. LAWRENCE, Editor
Agricultural Epitomist, Indianapolis, Ind
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

II Suffered great whiie with Dyspepsia. A
friend urged me TO try Hoods sarsaparilia. and
two bottles have entirely cured me of dyspep-
ia. While scroiulous affection has also en-
urely disappeared can hardly find words {,
express my high appreciation of Hoods Ssrsa.
parilia" ALLEN Fl. MELHOM, City Hotel
Lancaster, IA.
floods ssfsapa-ils Is the cheapest medicine
can bny. y. X. dsiEDEI, Beileviiia Ill
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The Law and Order League met laso
evening in the Plymouth Congrsga-
tional church. There was . fair attend
ance, and Rev. BENJAMIN parsons. one OF
the vice presidents, presided Mr.. 7. r.
Whitaker and Mr.. William Butler ware
elected members of the executive CON.
mittee. The meeting was held principally
for the purpose of forming plans Tor ~
opening of another free readinsroom, bat
II was decided to defer action until nexl
Monday evening. when another msstino
will be held.
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Hotel Proprietors ON Trial Tor w.,
the Ordinances.

sAVsOA HVPftct0tb On lrIAI Tor YIn1u0n
the Ordinance.
Justice Miller devoted his mornl,s -
sion yesterday to cases wherein u -,
ordinance providing that all buildinn 1r5
hotels where many human beinG v.
sheltered should be protected by a. "A.
capes had been violated. Among a. a.
ferent hotel proprietors arraigned -.
day we're g. w. Yancy. propristor = y,
Occidental hotel, on Pike street: Il
Schmidt. European hotel, on Comno1uII1
street; Charles Pearson, Palace holnl =
Weller street: Charles Ross. Saxons 49,
on Commercial street, wilber 4 t..
son, Santa Clara house, on Commcru1ul
street; Richard Roe, Montana housA c.
mercial street.
Justice Miller gave the defendants -
next Wednesday to erect the fire &C.,
and placed each Of them under 80 ~
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Spring
Medicine

The marked benefit which people in run
down or weakened state OF health derive from
Hoods sarsapsrilia. conclusiveiy proves the
claim that this medicine makes the weak
strong II does not act like q stimnisnt, i'm
parting fictitious strength from which there
must follow a reaction of greater veakness than
before. bat possessing Just those elements which
the system needs ana readily seizes.-
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Hoods
SarsapariIla

Builds up in rerfec ~ natural way. all the
weakened parts, acts upen the blood a. puri.
ner ahc stalizsr, assists to healthy action those
inpoa.Ans Organs, the kidneys and liver. and
speedily overcomes ssThat Tired Y.sIi.~ %
TOOK Hoods sarsaperiIia for loss of spueftts.
dyspepsia and general lsnguor. 10 did me 4
vast amount OF good. ard have no hesitancy IN
Ill %-~s S1'"ey,
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Spring
Medicine

Ny daughter Mary was zsaictsd w4tA scrof
uierss snre neek sscm sae tinac she vas y Esoatns
Oil tsn sae hecAnsa years Of sea Iamnx
fsrfaef IN her naes. saa 0ne Of them after
Erewsns 20 Tho stse Of = psxeon' ezE, eseane a
Faaatax sose fcs evss tareo yeArs We gave
her Haots esfSSearflia. when she immp ana
all asicattoas OF scrotnia eaglyely disappeared
snf rev shs - sss - ~ beatty ehiia" ]
s CARLISLE NsursxAf NJ
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Spring
Medicine

"Ay son Was afflicted with :ae worst type ~
scrofaia. and On the recommendation of INV
druggist l gave him Hoods sarsaasrilla To.
day he Is sound aud we'll noswsthssa aiding n
Was Maid there WAS not enough medicine In fllf
neis to effect a cure" J. CHRISTIAN, Iidsoats.
III
Ny vile suffered from sick headache and
neuralgia After taking Hood's sarsaparS,ia
she was much relieved" ". 4. BABB. VIII
milgsors Cha
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Spring
edicine

have been troubled gr, u deas aisa head
acne. had no appetite, no strength. ard ielt a.
mean as anyone could aud be about my work
since taking Hoods Sassparilis have not had
the headache, my food has rehshed and seemed
20 do me good, aud have felt myself growing
stronger every day. thoroughly believe I'm
Hoods ssysaparilla ". A. sTETNMAN 10
Grand avenue. Grand Rapids, Mich.
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

100 Does One Dollar 10 original with and
true cniy of Hoct's ssrsaparsila. which is the
very best spring medicine. Now. reader. prove
II Take bottle home and measure its con-
enss You viii find IL 70 hold 100 q aspoonfuIs
Now read the directions ana ron will rnd thai
she average dose for persons Of different sxssis
iess han q teaspoonfuL Thus economy ana
strength are peculiar to HOODS s.rsaparfIia-
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Spring
Medicine

AFTER the failure OF three sktliful physieie-
to cure my boy OF salt rneum. l tried Hooan
sarsapariila and Olive Ointment have -
used four boxes OF Ointment, ana ora -
halt bottles OF sarssparila and the boy y = - =.
appearances completely cured He II nor -
years old. and has been AFFLICTED afuce be
six months of age" Ms. B. sAEpERsoH. -
Newha!l street. Lowell. Mass
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Hoods
SarsapariIla

ovsrcomes that extreme tired feeling caused
oy change OF climate, reason, or life. Its pecnl-
lar toning, puf fsing. and vltslixing qualities
are soon felt throughout the entire system. ex
peiiing disease and giving quick healthy action
To every organ. IL tones the stomach. GREATS
an appetite. and rouses the liver ard kidneys.
thousands Who havs taken i, with benefit. les
ufy that 10 DIS ssrsapssilIa makes the weak
strong
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

Knowing taas every sgarx helps 10 kindie q
fire, wish 20 add my tee imoay 10 the many a.
really published coaeerninx Hood's ssrxsra.
rilia- had salt rteun on mx ief; arm 50 bad
that Il most disahi, a me from work I took
three bottles Of Hoods s.rsaparilla and tie
SAT- rhc1m hss entirely disappeared had il
fer three years, and ny friends know how sui.
Tered H. u. MILLS. II French 81, Lowell.
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

Ny little boy wasso badly afflicted with scfoe
uia that the whole top OF his head W. -
complete mass of matter. For two yess
found no relief. Then gave him one botsis =
Hoods safssparilia, and there was wondef5s.
improvement. I then got one bottle moFs 80
that cured him completely. I give u 70 -
children for spring medicine" Mss- n =
LEROY, i.6si Hogan street S. Louis. No.
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

hss fseogd ut essFss q scessfalA nj e4her ass
otseSa.s asser Nsaaissd b say Dsher rrerN-s
tsaa. rae tsoss severe eases yselsf =, sass -,,-s
~ ~Aen esissrs A&ve fssisa ~ hsxc tAe sl,rAt
- sfss& sspittzry sssesa's. watch ciiaxs ~
aas eaass sta sreasSst tsnAcsts. . eafet
- tnis pssaFsz raessstnA r. saAay rva4rk
so.s saiss Asss ga sor Aoot's "a rsz,z4rslls sse
ute o fae srvsssss hss.oa parlss- ever -.
eeves0G
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Hoods
SarsapariIla

hss hAd rerarAsese snce ssS in eur.-r dvsrer
SIS. SICK sessscae. hcsrtharn soar ssozn ech
a. ssai A. tsoatlss /, xeaaIy bsIt xareay tares
sso stomach saa digestive oExans creates
500 appetite. cures sick Aeat.che. ossreonn<s
,ss"sss see sns ana rrsatas De- ressaen. II 50
acts apca tie ki3neys sna fsyer rsussny 80
laapastsni nsxaxs % healthy sesaen News ne
asas 10 take Hoods saTs9pssiIsa
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Spring
Iedicine

.'foar years stirresniar intervals in II sea.
son suffered the intoiefable burning "a itch
Ing of blood poisoning BY ivy n would bresh
cut en- sny legs, In my throat and eyes. Last
spring l took Heoi's sarsapariila as q blood
puriaer. with no thought Of IL as . special rem
edy Tor fvy poisoning. bat IL has effected . per
manens AID tho-oagh care" CALVIN r.
sHrTE, Wentworth N.H
Send for book coutasnin z testimoufalsk
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

Has rsst peculiar and unparalleled snseess a.
Anrae. sarh has become It's pcsuiarity in low
CT, las. y here Il IS ns1e. hat whole neigh.
eorhsoas are taking i; a. tie sA1ae figae Lowell
sEugsfsis sell more of Eooi's ~srsaparfiss tran
OF sik ssasr SszsapzTillas Or eioei purifiers Tae
SANE success = exleaaiAg 81 cTer the coaafry,
as TIE sapeysar enrsawe pewsrs ~ Hood !
saTssr r.lla sseuuae known b. sure % get
hoaas
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Spring
Medicine

rcco Stsis-sae GREAT aver lnwi<ovsroY
mas Ssnfs per eox FsNxarpa Nv q
HOOD CO. Gewxa, MNsx
Hoods SarsspsriIla
SEA - All dsssstssA 81 as srn rrsr.rs.s
ealy - c. HOOD 4 ca. I.sua.s. z,sss
100 Ceses Ore cel.sv
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Spring
Medicine

Mr. health was very poor last sprane ~
seeiug an advertisements OF Hoods safsapef1ln
ithoaxhtf would try 1t. 10 has worked 49, =
eers for me as IL has built my system y
JOHN MATTHEWS. oswego. y. Y.
Hoods Sarsapsr,lIa
Sold By all draggsnss 81: six for s. Prepaeoe
only by c. ]. HOOD a CO. Lowell, Mssk
100 Doses one Ool.as
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Spring
edicine

aats- kSarSssaF4sia caysss ne OF ks4sl s.s.E. :,
gave ze rsssas appetite. oyereasne heasarh's
AID daEzsness. 80 tese now I am sese a. 49,
again LtTAER MASON, s. Cnurrh = Iox.
ell. Nxss
Hoods SarsapariIIa
sold ~ al arEsxssss 81 SIX for s. Prerarsxs
cay ey 6 HOOD 4 Co, Eows.i xssx
100 oeses One Do.iay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-05

SOFA ~ al druggists 81 six for 81 Prepared
only 81 &. 1 HOOD 4 co, Lowell. xass
100 Doses one Dollar
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-05
Spring
edicine

hsve Tor long time been using Hoods
ssrsaparilis. ana believe me. I would MOI be
wishoutit Az spring medicine IL l. tnv.lu.
ao'e-" g. A. RHODES. 10 Ontario street. Chi.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-05
Spring
edicine

NY daughter reeesys q mueh b@ns q rom .ha
Use OF Hood 80 sapartlia a. an exe@li.n. t,rss
alter prosrsesed a.,ack Of bronchial pneano-
ria REV. p. H. ADAMS. New Hartford
Cono.
Hoods SarsapsriIls
so.d p al drnsxiss. 81: six for 81 Prepared
onsy % c. l. HOOD Co. Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One 0osjav