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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

Commenting upon recent I'd itorai
paragraph II the TEtEspsx-HrRAEn IN
which tho opinion was expressed that
the Dsmocranc party demands free
silver coinags Just because TIE Repuhli-
can party did not demand e, the Mar
aust5s Mining Journal sayss The
Democrats must have forgotten the
ros6cn 81 ex-President Cleveland on
tae unlimited consge Of silver when
t,ev sdopted that declaration IN -
favor. The criticism on that party &C
the Grand Rapids psper = sewers hut
inst. re The Democratic party ever
rsppenseo be rigfit On auy auessson It a
saielv beesuse tae Republican party
Haprens BE- he wreng-fronl elind IN
sfnrt oforuoston rssher Tran through
convection. re sometimes appears ss
If thst party hsd rot even Iustinct %
guide it. Democracy s ne Ct ele-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
A HARD HIOW

Give the Lansing state Republican
credit for this hard blow at Demo-
cracy.
Here are two facts which all the
declarations IN all the Democratic
platforms ever constructed, OF that Will
be constructed. cannot rub out, and the
first ia, that AZ least q dozen Demo-
cratic states IN this Union sre deliher-
stely violating the Federal constitution.
and one, Mississippi IS now endeay0r-
Iug to engrsft notification clause IN
It's organic law. Jhe second fact u,
that the Democratic party IN every
Northern state "a IN full sympathy With
those Southern Democratic nuliifeTs.
and uDhOlds Their acts, evcn % murder.
No matter what else the Democratic
party nav profess, these facts remain
and SO l0ng as they are il existence the
Democratic party - ds.oval party
and disqualified for controlling the
affairs % tbs nation. The Democratic
party Of ths North : directly respOasi-
Die for every legal vote suppressed and
every murder committed in those
Southern states. for without the &C
QuisscenCe of the Northern wing OF the
rsrty they wouid cease. While ths.
nartv thus desies The Federal const.
tuition. it's barred from complaints Of
uncoas acts on the part of the
others
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
THE CHARTER.

What IS the committee on charter re-
VISION doing 70 advance their important
WORK? It takes time, careful consider
alton and skilled labor to do such work
as this, with any assurance that 1t will
be we'll done when il is done. The
Legislature will depend much upon the
work presented 20 il hy the committee
selected 70 prepare the revision, and If
that IL Imperfect, crude or inconsistent
in is provisions, it will not do 20 howl
a0outths "hawbuck" Legislature after
ward. That body can not tell, IS we'll
Sc the citizens Of Grand Rapids, wha.
IFS charter should %, and II this city
fails 20 secure q good charter revision,
it VIII have only - own shiftlessness 10
blame for the failure. The committee
ought TO ascertain promptly just what
changes are required and then set some
one competent man ~ Work 10 put the
changes into proper form for enact
mcnt into law and then pay that man
well for MS work. The money spent
Viii be money doubly saved in the end.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

Rev. r. ". Reid has been made
supernumerarv preacher by the Metho-
DIST conference 70 which hs belongs.
a suporuumerary preacher - one
who, because Of impaired health. IS
temporarily unable % perform effective
work" SAYS the Methodist discipline.
Hence Rev. J. " Reid - temporarily
impaired in health and unable to per
form effective work. But his broad
shoulders, splendid physique and rest
les activity preclude any dcs OF bodily
impairment, so the impairment which
d'squshfes him for effective ministe-
raj work must be sought elsewhere.
ft must be some mental weakness that
afHicts him. Bat the conference made
hsm a supernumerary preacher 10 run
the Prohibition political machine.
Ifsncs the conference must have recog-
ul-ed his crankiness on the subject OF
political prohibition. and his incspscity
e. perform effective Ministerial work.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

A correspondent asks the Tines II
Geo. ". Stone. the Democratic nominee
for Audltor-feneral sfis the sarYse man
who was heraide1 ny certain papars "a
Repub. can sspirsnt for the pisce be-
fore the Republcsa convention wss
held" He : tie sane rasn.-Dstroit
Times.
And he = TIE san1e nan Who VS.
Republican as long az Re could held q
clerkship n the ABdisoT-s5enersI's ard
= neuocrst inamed stely after be vss
"fred. But shst s the kind ~ ns-
ter.aI sse Democracy runs for otnce
nowadays
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

uent - tB@ bosy polzsse-~tes pet-
s. sa1ai RleEobs, tbst eeut'aszA. y
teees - - ths sxoE ~ tas 6eFsfa-
nssnE Ass mans besE eEtaFls. hoN.
ever possnYe rs na1Qre. are ostsa
tnxsgtea 81 disease. - tne progressive
tendencies ef car natson aEs etten
stayed IL thsir coarse - ths naeEe
negative elspsnt q eur css.ksas8 gs-
ne Democracy. Il never orislnztes
sBysbinx bat hlndranee. and . not evea
snntisd - any cFsdlt Tor that. Il e2a
nat aslp Itself. i : ''oa.is ta4t way
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

noNT GlNE Al Aal 4 Af9fNIlaN sD
a. eeaflQs tHkf aso5u1El ls fht Stct ! fesliK
e - en az ass 4 ~l4 alTeet $50 atf KS4
cea tax tfN Facsrs ieis - : t4esAlA s. z.
l4oFs4-
leof sal a,y naR larke haaSt So tcrfa4s
49, ntsffy C4aulUir1 and nefta >l<H &
UGef f.tf S4ie tof fs.st as p4Iies. D1li ~
ttAs fvssA olAlAz srselE A4i4 klirafh a. tt1,
foeuls aasls-roeHl. aai kla ae4e ua4tl it.,ie. lz
a01 aeK4 - Au0 tarnasfk thf heost 0aa aaf
- ouQI.cAfsa ls.f s,sss tht isa Aiont 81 nasi
troEl ea tlF ereNu .f tAe faffRuE elth f1e
fisA 81 Ia ctlx. "a Rartt Shes llssaf Il -
ehsRsA Lcayafd b.sck eisrItT ot fa@f sas
tt.1Na-Sts e-ii
NkN nol SIS RE8f'K lfok Aot 81 eas
y NtorFS-sl hlsisiea.St - L.<ntA Nsfa
pa 81 Irir-s thsf ViH san ycNf plrsc>. iois
eA at ear pials laf asse sl>e ffistS t1e iri ias
~it s4t.sR sel ree Dotof< tuSlik u
nel 3 tarrail Yea Ae1>eagsi t4iilll-A sssa.
y, Paws CaEA.-sI
Euk cALt-Mf housg las casi usf , toeass0d
ap+lSr< mart Than 4 e2pceica . eti-At a.
hAft te4shi aDe ~ yoaIt. il y n4l 4tis heats
every lev asfs rce his seic sfotit hcast {.
= ts1 lsawH tnnft kha lerH@ul>1te.. lri 49,
- iet >ssA ~ tA prf Mcufn NE i.feelu
heare \ a. 4'l 1ffr4lt asf.. i.if-sst - -. ilti
moNth. HIS efpaM AHasfs uI fttis.a,t-. n,iaf
ttauak 81. tsr ftss ~ 81 pel maAtit he
member thest Frlaes inciUaf gfa1lus seaN ne.
rlstcrn aa0 canNFrit NalAh See alsq Ait ~
canl lets of Paris COLLEGE 4nc caNfh NicA'>f.
~ So aAd fk- Charles ~ 3Uiit LcNyar-
tiocs. ftAr.-si-. tnifaa.cs
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

4 eerts . elass = 14nacs sanity p1ir-
-. .-ek - a,scsedH eaEEesl fat4
"a cae's party rEisep.es ana earnest
wark sor tasr saceess. ~ teEmux L
nartssasbip. Tes maa pno thorougA-
5y tsl,esss I'D Se2lgas.y pcsks ia ne
po.itcal Gsla. = psElsSn. And xe.
these seTY u2Fusaas are tae nsen who
have broushs aeo9t az the Rlss and
xgess % t.e4l movements Is tais eoan-
nv. Nahoat th0se p4FtlsAnss thls
eeuntFy Easgat yet have beea bf.l.sh
Dependency Ike Canada Without
those parusans. th.s country naiwat nov
have been cursed with human slavery.
The IRler-OesAn s9sAks a goo8 Word
FOR this class OF politicians, which il
becomes week knesd Republicans %
reflect upon. Il says
III i the partisan who : loyal 70
home, % city, 10 state and country,
and Is : the partisan who is ilgst - tie
defense OF these institutions. 4 man
party represents hls political faith, anR
is platform Is ans docTlne- II he does
no1 believe IN that platform be should
leave the party, bat utbecause he cislikesa
caadidate Is no more reason why he
should lose his interest IN politics Og
bols the nomination tnau ms DIS Ike tOr
q preacher should induce hlm 10 Re-
nouuec ms religious taitn.
"lt has always been the pagtisanS VINO
have made history IA TINS country snd
ln the world. From Washington 10
Grant toe Presidents whose names
stand out boldly in history, are those
who stood boldly for what their party
represented. Blame IS one OF the most
popular Americans OF today, hecause
he - tic most vigorous Ia defending
and advocating what BE believes % be
the best political doctrine. he is par
tisan among partlsans. Reed mas made
himself famous by refusing u be bull
dozed by a noisy aad obstreperous
minority in the House OF Representa-
tiyes, and Major Mckinley has won the
repect Ot even his enemies by the fight
he has carried 20 success for the theory
OF protection n which he 50 thoroughly
believes, and which hls party has pro-
claimed IN It's platform. ingalls, fame
does not rest upon his reputation as =
sarcastic speaker, but on his lighting
qualities; and his Willingness at all
times 10 step INTO the arena against any
champion who attacks hls party's prin-
clp.es."
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
WINkAS & D We \
GRAND INIos
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
3 AID = TOWER BLOCK.

XVANIED-Femal Help-eo gir.s for general
W h3useWarE wages B / working house
keeper. ia1.l2 x s. s c0AQ .if4S. alnln x
room girls. cioks and isupdry women tsr
private fanIiiirf. WaiETrsseS Tor cut o. ely.
Ladies ParoT. and Tower block.
NVANTED-Aaie Help iaHrn hands. cook.
" -waitrro band s4wYerk. cabinet msA-
eis, : pattern nakeis. mafh.ne earyers
porter. 20 lieIAaeeIs. ana Tower block.
GQSl VIII luy new Groom hoase. on West
pVOO side; closets and pantry.
S100D VIII buy new 7-room house or month
tAVOO ly ias4sliment planF north part OF
$1,000 VIII buy a. room house so,l On Broad. q:
Oh and yarnishedi lasge windows aud foldins
doors.
S1o00 WIN buy a good house on Broadway
-" ~ 50, en- monthly iEstaiiment plani
500 down. so per moath.
eft00 viii ouy "A new s-room house east
C1IOV part OF city. north o. Fountain.
S1S00 VIII buy new room house with
F1oJV hall. closets and pantry; fine lcea-
tion. south part Of city.
GIcOO Mn buy new. srooin house on
ri"pO Woodlawn ave. finished In OIL and
vanished.
WATCH for our list of higher priced property
w next week.
Gl10n W.l buy a Groom house on Mad
fOo ison-aye-i corner lot; terms easy.
g1300 VIII buy good s-room house. on
t1OOO irobridgest.; hail. closets, aud all
j.. lrst class repsir
efQD0 Win buy a beautiful home on North
tIVOO Lafayette-St.. house new; fine loca-
tiOa; 500 down, balance In monthly paymen s..
Soll0 Win buy hands me new 7-room
- OOO cottage. oak nnlsh below. water
and gas pipes. street graded. on cable car line.
one Of the very best locations In the city. A
bargain.
So10n VIII buy \ nice S-room house in
y-lOO southern part ofcity. graded street,
fine location. y block IRON DiyiSiOn-st. car
line; SEQ down. easy terms.
5000 VIII buy home that will surprise
OOO you; mus. be sold within three
weeks. For particulars call at and Tower
block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

Nnv Sabseriber 60 The fkLkSkAh-
HERALD who fsii- 80 receive the paper
regularly. or ~ho may have reason To
sonaplaia of late delivery. will confer a
spsssai favor ~ informing this once or
hsfaet az oace. ssnd postal card or call
up teiephons 53i.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

TIE Incidental prohibition n Car
ran Reds party platform e "a ione-
son1e ga the traditional oysfsr ia q
church soclss soup
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

REV. DR.. GRAHAM'S remark IN the
discussion of Rev. J. w. Reid's resolu-
ton to appoint Rev. Washington Gard
ner to a profcssorship at Albion, that
Mr.. Reid "would smite a man at a dis
advantage instead of meeting him
squarely on an open issue" was the ex-
preston of n self-evident truth. Mr..
Reds resolution was little short of a
he--it meant one thing and purported
another. Mr.. Reid had discovered that
be could not foreclose the political
mortgage which lie foolishly supposed
he held on the conference, so he would
improve the opportunity TO give Mr..
Gardner a cowardly stab in the back
He exhibited the genuine copperhead
spirit, but he caught a tartar. He
gIappled the business end" of streak
of chain lightning, that floored him be-
fore he knew what struck him. 1t
must have been pretty sight for few
minutes, when Republican Gardner,
Democrat Eldred and his 2lan Friday,
Prohibitionist Reid, were snarled up
together. No wonder that the confer
ence settled the affair by putting Reid
and Gardner both on the same footing.
1t was "corker" on Reid, who fiat
tered himself that ne had received a
call TO go up higher, when he took
upon himself the job of preaching po-
lItical clap-trap with incidental prohib-
itiOn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

THE Marquette Mining Journal puts
this estimate on Tim Nester's promises:
"Mr. Timothy Nester has promised the
Democrats OF Lower Michigan that the
Democrats Of this part of the State will
overturn the majority in the Upper
Peninsula next November, in return
for the nomination of Mr.. Brasstad rs
the Democratic candidate for State
Treasurer. lie viii come within seven
or eight thousand votes of redeeming
bis pledge. Mr.. Braastad's nomination
was wisely made, but even his personal
popularity and Tins elOquence viii he
spent IN vain against the solid strength
and invlucible loyalty to their party Of
the Upper Peninsula Republicans.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

II Rev. !. ". Reid continues TO con
duct the Prohibition campaign as he
started it in the conference, the Prohi-
b.tion vote Will be the hghtest this time
for years. Then the Prohibition party
will make him supornumary on ac-
count of impaired effectiveness.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
Official PlpER or THE CITY,


STATE Ltcket
For Governor
JANfs ". TURNER. Of Ingham.
Fer Lieutenant ffoYsrner-
WILLIAM =. LtNlON. OF Saginaw.
For Secretary q Slate--
MASHf kGION GARDNER. OF Calhoun.
Fer state treasure
JOSEPH b. MOORE. OF wayne.
Fer Audif0r lieneTal-
THERON Il. GIDDiNGS. OF Kalamazoo.
For Cswmlss. .o7er OF state Land once
JOHN =. BERRY. OF Otse.0-
For Attorney General
BENJAMIN W. HUSTON. o; Tuscola-
For superintendent Of Public Instruction
0Hk >thU kL. 81 Eaton-
For Member oI state Board Of Education
JAMES NJ. BAtL0C. Of Allegan-
Fer Justice Of the Supreme Court
EDWARD CAh4LL. OF lnghar.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

= besCh3 rrloe tlN lu4alt 81 Oola.sl
al ~ beahafn. 81
EoR sAfE oR RENT-A 6s acre far,n IS
niles from fiHiulfld slaehall IHiLiazs
a. scod repair wll SCI iQF S-tsi .tf s,ll. Foaf
lef tiaV year. aageb ttrsflRs. kent eauats
inuHt's a. ils tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

run, Republicanism ana Religion"
Is one of Rev. J. ". Reds very pretty
sayings. Wouldn't "Reid. Rant and
Rubbish" sound lust as well.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17


County Ticket.
For state Senator
WILLIAM Il. ADAMS.
For sheriff
ISAAC z. LAMOREAUX.
For County Clerk
JAMES s. kNOA-
For Register Of Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE
For CaEnty treasurer
SHERMAN L. C0L>0N.
For Prosecuting Attorney
JANE, r. McbalDE.
For Circuit Court Commissioners
uWI9uf GecS.
ALFRED N0LCoIT.
For c0rousrs-
HENRf (. LOCHER.
DANIEL y. WALLACE
For surveyor
nOER SkEELS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

EoUNn-A lads : watch owneF can have the
sane % exliing st 40 suhmef-sf.. ana
PAYNE tof this u0iice. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
EEIP WANTED mAIE


WANTED-r~o good saek smiths Tor iron
" iag wagons harrisol 6sQn Aorka -
WANTED uraitufe trimmers ~ The orirl
tatinei tQmpSny factory. -
WANTED-A lnHn has understands Fannine
" rip saw No. tesri-st.. up st4iFs- .a9
WANEED -0ae good collector who cas- fgr
n.sn snail bond. Three solicitors Ap
ply morning Ena evening" PRUDENTIAL lnsul-
aace Coia paag, hood block. a. feal-at. " ~
Efans. SGlt. -
NANTED-Rys weli-knoRn New YORK cigar
- mauufac. .pTy. salesman so carry liue ~
sfiecisifieS IL loN-pficea rigars. "a hbefai
cor. 1lis-iaB. Address Win lu8 IRftscntale
ana references. y. o. box 2es5. AeN AerA Cil2.
WANTED Registered pharmacist Al IA sltei
w capita 10 take heii interest iN p4yloE
drug store or vii sell entire stock ane AAfafcs
OF liberal terms Ena Tcal OF sell store b0lldluz
fhis IL . rare chance. don't niss u. Address
Peckh1m Co, BE sPoTf Mich. 20
NkANTED-At oAce. four FoO3 cabinet aak-
w ers on case Work. and enc tflmm rrf
steady employment day or piece WORK Ahe
Wait 4 Barnes Furniture Co. Siursis Mich.
.A5ff
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

Much has eeen sad about James u.
Tuner telng free trader. Tie Ian
ssng Journal has ared not shot-so Il
fondly thinks INTO tae Republican
ranks ey publishing the famous free
trade lettsr OF Mr.. Turner written 70
Congressman Brewer. Here 4 Is
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

LOST.
\ oSI- s4laraas estztuE en- NaEfes s. =
A. pair oI gssc ftmGc4 vke glasses. ~ table
FeNafa AL * p<la - rtt4ralas - teen u
agk F.4cr- e.
4 QS4-eHsl elsck and white pap9s. he
~ NHra Ser reflrn g. ~ ilixiuEstSn Il % lof
infqfu,&t'oo leAelRg g. feeosery. -
1 oSI--A psrcel ~ drs Eeses tran aeiiverx
4 waEon Sztare3y. flacef rtturn te +. ~
"A ur15uFE. ~ N1aai-Sl -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan DalIles Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

ualtsd Rrssa sspsrts, Prompt aad tarir
Dslfssry. Al ths Loeal ss~s, aad the
clsaasst aaa Nost PLAINLY Pfintss PsPsr
Pasishsa in orasd Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

ttANTED-Two coed e.aek smiths Tor iron
iag wsg ans. hsrrisol y 6son horks -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17

Ter Represenfatlve fn Congress. fifth District
CHARLES ". Watkins. OF Kent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
roR SAFE sIsoELLLNEoUs
FuRNrTuRE 49, FAKos -.
xIsoELLAkEous

WANTED "oic Reliable. al 2fs seufh
W Division.sf.. tD stoves. other goods 49,
oordineiy. q. ". Smith. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-17
HELP WAETED-FEEkLE.

NANTEl-Giri for general housework ia
w small fanlily. lnqure eis she'd aa-si. ae
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-27
The stolen Money Not Found.

Cashier Harry Otis, of the First Ma
tiOnal bank, of Denver, Col, returned home
from Clayton, Mo-, where he went to iden-
tify Mansfield King, the man who held up
Bank President MOtfat.
II asked King number OF questions
about tho relative positions the different
employees occupied In the bank when he
was there" said Mr.. Otis, ''all of which he
answered correctly and explained how he
managed to escape King told where the
money was buried, together with $4,000
that he had stolen. lie said 1t could be
found buried in a jar four feet deep under
peach tree In the garden of his house st
Clayton. The garden was dug up without
finding treasure. King admitted that he
had been member of gang that had held
up trains and robbed express cars. He
aIso confessed to stealing horses
It was not until he had received absolu-
tion from the priest and the assurance from
. physician that he would not live two
hours longer that he made q full breast of
his past and confessed to murder. He said
he had killed man in Rollo county about
five years ago, and also that Kelley, his
partner in the Moffat robbery, had fallen
by his hand"
King Is much improved In health and the
prospects for his recovery are good. He
now refuses to make known the hiding
place of the money unless he is allowed to
60 free for the robbery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-27
HIs FINGER NAILS CAME OFF.

u
For a year was AFFLICTED with horrible
case OF blood poison, and upwards of five
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Shreveport, La"
FOUR YEARS ON CRUTCHES.
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Weak Strong

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Makes the
Weak Strong

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Wy. For sale by Geo. w. Hull, Lancaster IA.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-27
Hoods
Sarsa pariIIa

every spring I tako from thiAc to nve
bottles Of Hoods Sarsaparilla, because !
know 1t purifies the blood and thoroughly
cleanses the system Of all impurities. That
tired feeling will never visit tho system that
has been properly cared for by Hoods sarsa-
parilla." w. II. LAWRENCE, Editor Agricul-
tural Epitomist, indianapolis. Ind.
at is q pleasure to sell such goods as
Hoods sarsaparilla has proved to be-" c.
BROWN, Milton, Penn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-27
That Tired Feeling

You cannot always ten what may be Its
cause. Possibly u may be due to change Of
season. climate. or life; possibly to overwork
or cvcrstudy, 70 mental suffering, or nervous
ailments. But there 10 no mistaking Its
effects. You know you feel almost tired to
DEATH" without strength to do anything;
ambition seems TO be all gone, and in its place
indifference 10 how The world wags - an In.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-27
weak vonsn.

The moro sensitive natoF0 Of The fotoao "a
renders women much Meee suscepabos than
men 10 those numeroue il1s which spsing fsuM
lack of harmony In the system. Nervousness,
sick headache and other ailments peculiar so
women cause great suffering. Hoods Sarss-
parilla Is admirably adapted for such cases.
II gives great nerve, mental, bodily and digcs-
tive strength, cures hsadaehs, indigesticns
and creates an appetite.
"For nine years was In state Of constant
suffering, scarcely able at any time TO walk
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-27
Hoods
Sarsa pariIla

about the house, and part Of the time unable
to be out Of bed. BY advice Of local physi.
clans went TO Philadelphia for treatment.
which gave me relief for . time, but was
soon worse again and gave up hope Of ever
getting well. The physicians said I had
fbroid tumor. / began taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and Its good effect was soon apparent
began to improve In health, and continued
taking the medicine till now feel perfectly
well, and can walk six or seven miles day