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The Brooklyn Theatres.

The first appearance In Brooklyn Of Stuart
Robson ~ a lone star will take place at Col.
Sims Iark Theatre Monday evening, when
eta, win again DO seem SCn.'P HE r tRs q fi Der.
tic. the lgmb. Which Mr.. Robson will again
assume. Is one peculiarly fitted to his qnRii-
OF comedy at bis best. May Waidron. who
has been with Tho Henrietta" since its
hr-t production. Is at the bead OF n good
company.
n1 a mSgoT n ling EinFIish comedy with 9 pro-
which IN ~nnponnced for the coming week ut
the Lee Avenue Academy. IL has had a
seasons, run rt the Strand in London, and
the ,Lyceum. Mrs. Thorpdyke-B oucicault
heads a cast OF zen sral excellence, which
also inclnics Alice Harrison, II. u. Conway
and Morton SeltOn.
Knowles & Morris will bring ont during the
s9mlilE week at the Grand Opera House.
pottitt, WHICH fact Is a guarantees Of It's
s%tnrllug quality. and has achieved success
10Th in New York and London, in which
InttSr place u IL enjoying q long, rnu
Gilmonr. Mark Lynch, Dominick Murray,
isabelle Evesson, Sibyl tombstone and
Wallic Edinger.
at TIE he 1 %dS5o%R g, q M rnGIloy SS ,s next No ys.h,
Comic Opera Company, will be the Last that
that excellent organization will give IN
Irooklyn with the present roll Of member
ship, as next season will wee q number Of the
proininent nes under the banner Of
DE Wolf Hopper. Tho presentation next
week will be identical in every resuect with
the. New York production at Palmer's, and
will introduce among others Marion MAnola,
DE Wolf Hopper. Annie Myers, JEFF De
Angels, Mathilde Cottrelly and Josie Knapp.
4 story Of intense i%nserest pervades GINS
In to he given at the Amnhion during tba
week to come. IL deals with the double life
OF. n respectable gentleman, who was led into
crime. became q burglar, reformed and
married happily. only to be forced back into
his former life BY threatened exposure from
man N Miss Sidney Armstrong head the
cast.
The presentation Of Balfe's tuneful opera,
The Bohemian Girl, " as given at the
Criterion Theatre Thursday evening by the
Standard Opera Company, IL the best that
excellent organization has yet given. ANA
tenr events will necessitste the closing Of
the Criterion to professional attractions
next week.
Conspicuous among this seasons melo-
dramatic. successes is THE Fugitive"
winch viii DO brought forward at Jacobs'
brooklyn Theatre during the coming week.
" tells y, tale OF considerable interest. in
WHICH viilalny and virtue engage, in the
usual struggle; with virtue IN the end
Leading role.
That very excellent comedian and vocalist.
j. l.. simmons. Is at the top of the list Of
entertainers announced by Manager deb
hardt for the coming week at Zipp's Casino.
MI. simmons promises q number OF new
sohgs. Others OF prominence on a we'll
and Vivian, Mabel Hart and Minnia SCHULZ,
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Queen or Servant.
7on.Ehiorl

10 ne Eiiiors
Ayoung maiden In her purity and fresh
ness liz, indeed, n noble work of God. n bud
capable Of unfolding beauty in proportion
to the brightness allowed to shine upon 1t.
To make, then, our maiden lovely and be-
loved, we can teach her what love ia by four
affection, gentleness and forbearancc, re-
membcring always that as rude winds
and rough manners fall like n blight ON our
maiden and make her harsh and rough too.
We can train her IN the arts of pleasant
Give her the education suited to her state OF
life, and then wo may feel assured that
whether veal or woe come ~ her afterwards
she will be PREPARED for II and well sCcor-
which size tinds herself. through Gods will.
queen or servant. NJ. 4. X.
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ThinRB to Avoid.

To ne Editor:
In order TO make them real In, able girls.
present to their minds for reflection tho fol-
lowing advice:
Not to permit dress to DO the uppermost
thought.
Not to distiguro their lovely figures with
bulky and nicKly additions to apparel.
Not to look upon marriage merely aa an
institution tor tho gratifying of most shat
low tendencies. viz, case. luxury. vanity.
&c.
10 be less frivolous IN conversation about
the manner OF man regarding iinanccsJ
they nre wiling to marry-n practice III
dulged H. by the sweetest anu most re-
pnlsIyc alike,
To eNpungc from their vocabulary tho
very fayorite phrase ~ am not able" y
To rid Themselves OF the concoit only too
frequently met with. that they are
- pTlnCersea."
Lastly TO cultivate tho faculty to c~ogitato
for themselves, and not to take everything
for granted that pusillanimuus mothers.
fathers. d0miuies. &c, wish TO set mp as
standards of truth. u. YAUClmKr.
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R R: , e. fRssai.. i sh:I.. s sns a. Ef:R &5illii En!s

Bennett and Archer. Maud French, E6ie
Raymond, EDDIE Sholes and Sallie Williams.
Worth a Huber's. Palace Museum ID East
Fourteenth street has q curious attraction
next week, IN NJ. Jere Crowley, " an habit.
nal suicide. " For q T" stipend not men
toned . CROWLEY vii; hang by the neck for
acPeriod Of tel minutes At eacb uerfornance,
The management promise that Crowley will
not use harness ~ auy kind. Other features
In the curio halls ere Baldwin, the broken
necked man; the Mexican feather workers.;
the living African mummy: Running Elk
ard Wanna. rifle experts; n Miramha band
of 0uatemalan Indians; Zalli nAmenti.
snake cllarm.r; Sui Conradi. bearded NO
man. aud Geo. Williams, the turtle boy, On
the stage will be Healy aud Williams. 6irard
and Earls,. Harland and Roblnson. Clara
Healey, Billy Kelly, Chas.. J. German. Dan
Lacy, Beatrice Hamilton. Florence MartyDe,
Edgar Clarence and William Hickey.
Die Ehre" IL a great success ut Am
burg's Theatre, aud will he continued all
pcxt week. II has drawn large audiences
during the past week. and given rise to n
great deal OF discussion. Poasnrt appears
ss Connt Trast. and Herr gilbert az Robert
Heinricke.
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not to he countenanced bv honest people.
Some dealers advertise Hoods Sarsaparilla
at even less than cost, simply as . bait to
draw customers, whom they endeavor to
victimize by selling their own or som other
preparation on which they make . larger
profit.
Hoods %Sarsaparilla costs the manufac-
turer more. the jobber more. and the re-
taller more than any other Sarsaparilla, be-
cause It really is an article Of greater me-
dicinal value; but II Costs the Consumer
Less, because Of its greater concentrated
strength, and because It Is the only prepa-
ration Of which can truly be said. 100
Doses One Dollar"
All We Ask
Il this: II o make ny your mind, from
what you have heard or read of the inertia
of Hoods S~arsaparilla, and the good It has
other people. that you will try this
medicine, do not be induced to take any
thing else. Follow the example OF the lady
in the picture, and insist upon having
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
It IL unquestionably the best blood purifier
before the people. IL cures scrotula. salt
rheum, boils, and all other hnmors, dyspep-
sia, biliousness. sick headache, kidney aud
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Pure, Simple House Life.

70 he Editor
In the first place, a girl should DO taught
from childhood to lead pure. simple and
loving life; to DO led to think there is no
place like home. BY keeping good company
in her early days. IL will be n small matter
to shape the course Of her future life.
How many girls Mt the age Of fourteen are
there who, instead OF thinking more OF
their school lessons and home. are directing
their attention to :" the boys" with whom
they are acquainted.
A girl should be taught not to despiso the
occupations which her mother practised.
Homework, although in many cnscs not
necessary for the girl TO learn. should not
be looked dow upon.
A public school education and n course in
mnaic would be almost enough for the
ordinary girl. Any girl whose course in
early life was properly directed will with
Q and mature sense become n good vito
and kind and loving mother.
A girl should also he able to follow n trade
or other OCCUPATION II at any time II should
become necessary to be her own support.
Whenever a girl can be kept ut home that
10 her place. CARLOS.
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for Hoods SarsaparillA, are worth examin-
ing:
Our Own Make"
The dapper u clerk thinks this Is 4
convincing reason whv q purchaser should
bny the substitute preparation. But 1t
proves nothing in regard to merit. aud
merely admits attempt at imitation. Do not
be deceived by such fimsv argument rs
this. Insist upon having Hoods Sar-
sAparilla.
Twice as Big"
Admitting this claim to be true, Il does
not demonstrate any economy. for the
larger the quantity, the weaker the me-
dieine, and h greater the dose. Hoods
Sarsaparillia is tina most highly conceu-
tratcd, and therefore the most economical
medicine to buy. 1t is the only preparation
OF which can truly be said 100 Doses One
Dollar" and every bottle of Hoods Sar-
NJ parilla 10 . fair equivalent for 4 dollar.
Insist upon having Hoods S~arsRpArillA
Refund Your Money"
The promise to refund your money II
You don't like it, Is merely trihing with the
feelings OF customers. The dealer knows
YOU will not return 4 bottle of medicine. and
demand the price raid. the best way is in
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Medicine

on the part OF our own %neighbors ana friends
should certainly inspire confidence in us
and our preparation in other parts OF the
country.
II had = severe attack Of inhammAtory
rheumatism. my feet and limbs swelling out
OF all proportion. l was confined to tho
house several weeks. and was q very Rrea
sufferer. scarcely able to walk AZ all. After
trying medical advice and various prepare
tons. ali TO no purpose, / was induced to
try Hoods sArsaparillA. I ave taken two
bottles. with the best results. Ny pains and
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SarsapariIIa

Having been troubled with pimples on
my face Amos from childhood, and having
used a great many other remedies for the
same without any success, I WAS advised by
friends to use Hoods S~arsaparillA, / have
taken five bottles OF this medicine. and now
the pimples are almost gone and my general
health Is much improved. l am feeling bet
ter than | have for some time. and 1 highly
recommend Hoods SarsapariIlA to anybody
troubled with pimples." W. EVANS, 465
Lexington ave-, Brooklyn. n. Y.
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We'll = Known
p BLOOD.
Want NothfnO BETTER.

For over q year we have been using that
admirable preparation, Hoods sarsaparilla,
among the inmates Of st. Johns Home with
constantly increasing benefit and satisfac-
ton; we want nothing better. In cases OF
general debility and loss of appetite we ind
it invaluable; also when an impure state OF
the blood 10 indicated by eruptions. &c. We
shall continue to keep it among our regular
supplies" SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH. st. Johns
Home, brooklyn, n. Y.
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Keep Them Pure and womanly.

70 ne Ediior
Tho trouble is in ovordoing. A forced
flower IA never so lovely IA one naturally
developed. Girls AFRO well enough II let
alone. In Gods name let them be natural.
Do not nrecipitato tloni into II state OF for
war,lncss and prccocity while in their teens.
a young girl H. the most beautiful thing in
nature; but. force, ffet or crnmD lot with
cast-iron rules mud you have an ,automaton.
not II creature OF flesh and blood.
Educate girls az best belits their station in
life. Above all. preserve their itmininity.
their natural modesty. heavens best gift TO
n young woman.
Let nome influence be felt. Cultivate
homo and its duties; make the hrcsido tho
dearcst spot on cirth: love its guiding star.
Mother and daughter should be COM
p%anions. with no secrets apart, mutually
cOniiding in each other. Surround yonr
daughter with al atmosphere Of purity.
Let truth be inculcated, humanity and re-
irion practi-cd. Guard her Jealously, and
heaven will reward you.
DEVOTED MOTHER.
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

liver complaints It overcomss that tired
feeling caused by change of season. climate
or life. creates a good appetite and makes
the weak strong. The
GOOD Name at Home"
Enjoyed by Hoods ~Sarsaparilla is one Of the
strongest guarantees Of its merits. In Low
ell. Mass. where 1t Is made and where its
proprietors have been vol known from boy
hood. there Ia more OF Hoods SarsAparillA
sold than OF all other sarsaparillAs and
blood purifiers combined. This confidence
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taught. when young. 10 have respect for
themselves, and not be allowed to walk the
streets at night. for in nine cases out Of ten,
girls who are allowed out ~ night meet
with oil kinds " temptation. whiclti in many
cases cause their ruin.
ON girls shotiid be Taught ali the require
ments Of n lIUisekeeper,- ard above all
things should not be allowed to marry under
the age OF twenty-oue. EDGAR GRADE.
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Medicine

have been suffering Tor 4 long time
with rheumatism in my left arm and Shout
der. my blood being in a very low condition.
l was advised to use Hoods SarsAparilla.
and l did so with great success. Since l
have been taking it l have not been troubled
with rheumatism and my blood is in a better
condition. l always keep it on hand and
use q great deal OF II in my family. l rec
ommsnd Hoods S~ArsIparillA very highly as
an excellent blood purifier" Mrs. NJ.
hoUGT, o NoEtrAnd ave.. Brooklyn.
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What Is Our Duly to Americas
Coming Wives and Mothers
Suggestions asto the Best Train
Ing Of Our Daughters.
sEvening World" Readers Compet-
.inefor q Golden Double Eagle.
CONDITIONS.

"Whai shall ace do Nth our girls" is nc
pro6lem for solution.
The prize t,eenty.doiidr gold piece is for
he best solution.
The solution must be toriaen on one sid o1
De paper only, in a clear and iegibte hand.
IL must mol be more than 200 'cords an
length, but Il may b. just as much shorter
hdn that az DE ,oritsr pLedses.
n must be addressed 10 our Girls Editor,
EVENING WoRLD. P.'0. Boa 2,354.
The toriter must glue his or her Jua name
and address. not for publication, hoDscer, u
u Is not desired.
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This for working Girls.

To me- Editor
First-Give them shorter hours and more
pay.
Socond-Give them, in their own districts,
undenominational buildings containing a
library. meeting.room and q gymnasium
and baths OF the most improved sort.
1hirl-Give them the best reading matter
available and encourage them to read II.
clubs: not extensive affairs, but small. meet
ing in their different hunscI for dancing,
rccitations, tablcauS and other. appropriate
amusements. Last but not least. marry
them. IL P~RouREsso.
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Hoods
arsapariIIa

sofa aud after . stay Of over q month really
felt much improved. but soon after my re-
turn home l felt nearly a. bad as ever. I
could not walk three blocks without feeling
perfectly exhausted, and all my OLD Iymp-
toms were returning. l was discouraged.
IL was lust then that a lady recommended to
me HOODS ~Sarsaparilla. had taken Hoods
sarsaparilla less than . week when my apps-
hte began improving, my sick headaches
we're ieAs violent. l began to feel stronger
and encouraged, the fever came at longer
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Then he proceeds to dilAts upon the value
Of his own or the ''non-seeret" prepare
ton, and II he fails 70 sell il. will accident
ally discover 3 bottle or two Of Hoods
S~arsaparillA still on hand.
Fair Treatment.
We do not blame any man for trying. in a
legitimate manner 10 push an honest bust
nesA. Bet We submit that shorts like The
above to trade upon the reputation Of HoOd's
S~arsGpanlla. and TO force inferior ARTICLES
apo the public, is not honest. ana ought
Hoods S~aFsapaHHa
SOLD b al dFagEista en- slx for Is. Prepared
only by c. I. aoQDkco {. L0ssn. Mas.
100 Doses one Dollar
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Courage, Patience, self-Respect.

Courage, Patience, Self-Respect.
10 Ire Edifer.
what shall we do with our girlsg
It's certainly hard to say.
Yet the oHe who answets this question
THE woRLD in gold will pay.
My answer IN such . problem
fa tsprb thsm how 10 pray,
That God may guide their steps
Along iif9hS stony way.
Teach them truth In word and deed,
with sympathy Tor all,
That they ma. loving pity show
To those who sometimes fall.
Courage. patience. solErespect,
Each adds q separate charm
While t~houHhtfdlnes s with kindness frAught,
VIII never do them harm.
II they these virtues learn In youth.
IT will help them through their lives.
And men will love such charming girls,
And seek them for their wives. IL. NJ. 4.
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Medicine

intervals and l improved daily. The ffth
Sunday after 1 commenced taking Hoods
sarsapartllA. l wa strong enough to walk
Tor two hours with MI husband and child in
Prospect. Park without feeling fAtiEusd, and
soon after felt better than l ever did. We
no" lake Hoods sarsaparilla every SPRING
my husband, child, and l. aud sometimes in
the fall, and We have no more thoughts OF
III health" Mas. MARYE. OILY. Brooklyn
II was laid mp for six months with rhsu-
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aches have all left me, my limbs have 40
sumed Their usual proportions, and can
truly say that l never felt better in my life
than | do now. Ny appetite il hTSt rate. for
ali Of which l give credit 10 Hoods SarslDa-
Tilla. FRANKLIS Il HATCH, 40 North Sd
st.. Brooklyn. n. Y.
II have been taking Hoods sGrSapa-
TillA for n months. and it has cured ma
fS9aS sSSsTsi n fO sn .9 ss.S SstaTT aax q E9ish !
k~!cCoAA4cE, 1871 Smith ST., Brooklyn.
New York.
Hoods
Sold b. all drussisis. 81; aI foF IS. Prepared
0Rly By {. l. HOOD AGO., Lowell Mas.
100 Doses one Dollar
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Hoods
Sarsaparilla

the first place to positively refuse to be inn
posed upon, and insist upon having Hoods
sarsaparilla. which You know you will not
want to return.
As Good az Hoods"
This expression Ia commonly heard in
stores where attempts to boom ''our own "
preparations are made. To say II IL to ad-
NIT that Hoods S~arsaparilla is the standard
and possesses superior merit. The falsitY OF
tie claim ia also apparent. Hoods SAr-
saPGri!lG is the result OF long experiment,
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NEW YORK CITY
AND
Well = Known People Testify to the
Merit of 49,.
Hoods SarsapariNa
People Test
Merit of

Bht0usness-Lives Troubles.
The following is from q well-known Brook
lyn lady, the wife of Mr.. NJ. L. Only, OF the
firm OF Only. Schmidt 4 Marsh. commits
sion merchants at SO Warren st., New
York City:
For several years suffered greatly from
general debility. biliousness, and sick head
aches with high fevers. The doctors said I
had malaria, and that m liver was out of
order. They prescribed for me. but I re-
oeived little or no benefit; finally . change
OF air was recommended. l went TO Mime
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Medicine

study and research by thoroughly sdu-
Gated pharmacists, and it is impossible for
the average druggist to equal il in medicinal
merit on curative power. Hoods SAr-
saparillaH is prepared BY a C~OabIAstiOH,
Properties aEd Process peculiar to itself.
giving to it peculiar merit. in consequence
Of which it effects remarkable cures where
other preparations fail.
"out of Hoods"
Ia the statement sometimes made by the
dealer who thinks the customer will not 20
o another store to buy shat Is wanted.
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SarsapariIIa

matism' aud used many kinds Of medicines
without good results TIL one Of my neigh
Tors told me to take Hoods sarsApahlA-
when l had used half : bottle / felt better,
and after taking tSo bottles / think l an
entirely cured. have not had an attack of
fheumAtism since taking Hoods SArsGps-
rhla- K H. DIXON, ROsSville. 8 L
l have taken Hoods sarsapariIla nearly
feur mouths for indigestion and dizziness.
and an relieved Of both. MRs. sEEBEoE.
80 Easi lloth st., New York City.
Hoods
sold bysl d~rassasts sli AZ for sB. Prepares
only BY CT HOOD : Co, LOWsll. MAs-
100 Doses one Dollar
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About eight months ago my little boy
had : very sore ear. A friend told me 10
try HOOd's s~SrsapsrllA, and 1 gave my boy
one bottle with the best results. He is now
in good health" A @. LEWIS, $40 18th
ave, New York City.
used Hoods sarsGparilla and found II
excellent. II cured me Of hives. which l had
had over six months.' Mra. JENNIE Coz
LISs. 700 Quincy st. Brooklyn, n. Y.
hoods ~SaFsapanHa
Sold b. All druggists. al "a foFs {. Prsn.DsA
only b Q. !. hood 1 co., Lowell. Mas.
100 Doses one Dollar
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THAT TIRED
Taxes Ne Ererv Spring.

II take Hoods Sarsaparilla every year as
. spring tome. with most satisfactory re-
suits. recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla to
all who have that miserable tired feeling"
@. P~ARMELEE, $40 Bridge ST., Brooklyn.
New York.
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c. D.L.'S EARNEST WORKERS.
Harlem Council Booming in the
Lodge and Club Contest.
Voters Must he Guided by 1.-THE
Evening World" Rules.

Voters in THE EVENING WORLD Lodge and
Club contest are again reminded that their
ballots must all contain the banner that Is
printed above them. Those not having the
banner will positively be rejected, and this
will recount for several voters not having
received credit for votes which they have
sent IN.
Harlem Council. gil. Catholic Benevolent
Legion. still leads with 90, $40 ballots.
Metropolitan Lodge. 900. K. of p, has again
rcGained second place. with 81. 1868, relegat-
ing tile James F. Kelley Association to third
place, with FL. Gao.
Meanwhile the Trainmen's Relief Associa-
ton. NJ. L. r., Keeps plodding along in
fourth position with 20, $40. while United
Council. 1O35.A. L. Of H., looms up in fifth
place. as n formidable candidate, with
IL. . . votes to its credit.
FollowinO nra comuetin1 organizations
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Keep Them or the Streets.

Our girls should DO taught to know that
there Ia something in life for them besides
Irritation and matrimony. Let them bo
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The above illustrates the methods uIed by
some dealers to sell other preparations when
Hoods saTsparilla Is called for. The sub
stituts preparations cost less than Hoods.
and therefore pay a larger profit They are
either made BY ths dealers themselves. or
arc what are notOriously known among the
trade a. "non-ssersts. These mon
Hoods
Sold b. all druggists. 81; ala FOR IS. Prepared
only BY G. HOOD 4 CO.. Lowell. MAss.
100 Doses one Dollar
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Spring and Fan.

1.-THE old saying, An ounce OF prevon-
tive IL worth n pound OF cure ! lind to be
true in connection with Hood'R Sarsaparilla.
i used to be troubled with fever and ague.
malaria. pimples Oh the face. and other az
feciions resulting from blood impurities. |
was induced by II friend TO try Hoods Sarsa-
liarilla. and take a bottle every spring and
fall: ~ a result | have vigorous health
throughout the wear" W. STEWART. sos
Myrtle ave-. Brooklyn. New York
Dosed toith 0uinfne.
vas run down from close application
TO work. but WAS told ! had malaria and
was dosed with quinine 6c.. which was
useless decided to take Hoods Sarsapa-
Ihla and am now feeling strong and cheer
fn- feel satisfied it will benefit any who
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DOsed tUith 0minine.
Hoods
SarsapariIGa

give 1t 4 fair trial. WILLIAM Il. BRAmIsH,
26l Spring st., New York City.
General LGnDuOr.
My whole system seemed to be entirely
run down, my ambition was gone. had
pains In my back. and a feeling of lassitude
which l could not throw of. l was treated
unsuccessfully for kidney troubles. One
day at my brothers | saw a bottle of Hoods
sarsaparillR and determined to try il. Be-
fore the first bottle was taken / can candidly
say l was relieved. have used the medicine
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on and on ever since, and recommend for
kidney or liver complaints" Mrs. W. II.
srRAS0. o37 Atlantic ave., Brooklyn,
New York.
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lam a pretty steady homeopath, and
% don't take much Of outside prepare
tionA. but for = sort Of mentsl and physical
toFpidity that comes over me in midwiuter.
with evidence OF sluggish blood. Ihaye used
about n bottle Of Hoods sarsaparilla.
simply taking it after each breakfast. find
myself eleaT-heAded and brisker-bodied for