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The National tribune., 1890-04-17
This Proves Merit
The Druggists Say They Sell
More of
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Than of all other Sarsaparas and
Blood Purifiers

For enterprise reliability. careful Httenlion TO
business. and honesty, elasa Of tradsgnen la
the country stand higher than the Druggists.
And from the very mature 81 their business. none
well able tisey 10 judge of tle value aud
merit OF any medicine for which public paironage
may be solicited They are ia constant contact
with tho public, aud hear every word Of praise or
condemnation which may be uttered regarding
medicines.
When, therefore. the Druggists ms with one voice;
pronounce Hoods sarsapariiin tho leading redi-
cine Of iis kind. 1t Is conclusive aud proves that
this preparation does possess
Positive Merit.
We take special pride in the good nnmo al
horne" which Hoods sarsapariin has always
enjoyed. Ia city Of Lowell there Is now.
aud has been for years many times more OF Iloud's
sarsapasa sold than Of all other snrsapAIiilns aud
blood purifiers combined. We have space TO quote
but briefly from written statements of
lowell Druggists.
I'VE consider Hoods saTaaparla Que of the best
aud most reliable medicines. Its sale increases
every year hnd IL Is wonderfully eificncioua as "A
blood purfer.n II. 81 h. BAILEY Ok Go.
SALES of Hoods sarsapariila continually in
crease. and customers all speak well of H."
CAHLEros & HovEY.
Hoods aarsapayiiia has for years held frat
place n blood purifier and sell more OF IL than
Of all others" II. 9. GooDALE
Hoods Saranparla sells. two To one ahead Of
any other" y. T.. MOODY
Hoods Sarsaparilla Is ihe leading blood purl-
fer. Ii Is pleasure 10 sell it, for IL always gives
satisfaction" G. T. GARTER
THE sale OF Hoods sarsaparia exceeds all
other similar preparations" DENNIS OBREs
Hoods Sarsaparia is unquestiunably the
leader" JosEPH PLUEKETT.
' / cell more Of Hoods sarsaparIIa than OF all
others combined" D. j. BEILEIsLE
Hoods sarsaparilla sells better than any
ether" q. g. BROCK.
a. Sales of Hoods SaTshparia large and aatisfao.
tory" ELLISGwooD a. Co
ave sell more Of Hoods sarsapariila than of
ali other blood purifiers combined. Customers
who once buy 1t are sure TO return for more which
we cannot say Of other preparations" A. l.. FIELD
Our customers want Hoods Sarsaparilla and
viii take other" g. II. BLAKcHARD.
Hoods Sarsaparila sells well all the year
round" u. III. BUTLER.
Twenty other Lowell druggists speak similarly
The National tribune., 1890-04-17
Taking About Smart Dogs.
kansas City Times.

"You talk about your smart dogs" said
Detective Hays the other day, in conversation
with party of sportsmen, but / had a setter
once that was one OF the most remarkable and
best trained dogs that / ever knew. / had aim
in New Orleans once and was at the ST. Charles
Hotel. One morning. when / came down from
breakfast, saw my dog squatted in the middle
of the Office floor pointing" 10 the clerk s
desk. He had the true position of the setter
in q quail brush. Quite an admiriug crowd
was gathered about him wondering what ne
was up to. | walked up to the desk, feeling
certain that my dog scented game. / saw
nothing. however, aud was just about 10 chide
the animal when. happening TO glance on the
register. saw this: : A Partridge On, but
that was a smart dog !"
The National tribune., 1890-04-17

la the limited space available we give the
statements Of comparatively very few OF the drug
gists Of the country. But If you wish TO satisfy
yourself whether not Hoods sarsapariia Ii the
most popular medicine on the market ask "A few
representative druggists Of your city or town
We call attention To the following from ono OF
the mosi widely known retail pharmaciea In tho
country
Best in the Market.
ave believe Hoods Is tho best sarsa pnrila in
the market The sales of this preparation are ten
to one of the others We know of great many
remarkable cures IL has effected Our correspond
extends all over the United States and thou
sands OF letters have been received by us clothed
Ia grRefnl terms for having recommended It,"
THE ConroRATIoE or HEGIaAN & Co, 20s Broad.
way, New York City.
The Greatest Demand.
1.-THE sentiment of our trade throughout New
England ~ that Hoods Sar-apaIilla Is a good
seller and gives the best Of satisfaction As result
the demand for IL is greater than for any other"
Geo. q. GOODWIN K Co. Boston. Mass
Thirty Years Experience.
IL have been in business over 20 years In BaltI-
more. Hoods SarsaparilIa aihe best selling blood
medicine / ever kept. nnd my customers speak OF
Il ia the highest terms" Wm, ii. READ, Lexington
aud Howard streets. baltimore, Md.
Always Recommend IT.
Hoods t5arsaparila u the best selling blood
purifier. l know of many persons In aud abon,
Des Moines who have been benefited and cured of
diseases that physicnns hnd failed to cure aud who
are willing TO testify at any time to it's good quail
ties" A. o. AoAiIcnAEL, Dos Moines, Iowa
silent Rivals.
The universal opinion OF Hoods sarsaparilIa
with our customers Is that of laudable indorse-
ment. aud sales Of Hoods Sarsaparilla are 80
g,.,ra tI.,t III
ScHAEFEH Il Co, 395 NesL Harrison street. Chi.
chgo, LII.
Merits Its Popularity.
Hoods sarsapnriila well merits the popularity
IL has gained. It's sales exceed those OF any three
other preparations of the kind" w. j. HuGnEs
Omaha Reb.
The Oldest Druggist In Oregon.
Hoods aarsataFilla Is standard remedy In
this Wild West" aud sells well its merits from
the source of the willamette TO the mouth of tl,e
Columbia" u. BKAI, Portland Ore, the Oldest
druggiat in Oregon.
The National tribune., 1890-04-17

then we listened. All over the valley tho
sounds came back, greater in volume. yet re-
tanning all the richness of tone for the Doctor
had fine vOCel, mt times ringing out like tho
chimes of cathedral and dying away far up
the mountain-sidc. For little while we
amused ourselves at this. aud then sat down to
rest. The awful stlIncss Of the place began to
have its effect upon us. We ceased TO talk. All
around us Ia solemn grandeur rose tho great
fire cones. Net sign of life could we soc in
the valley. Longer and longer the shadows
drew out and the sun had long since passed
out of our sight. How FAR of the blue sky
seemed The silence became oppressive and
wo were seized with n desire TO get out of
the piuce Our eyes swept the sides Of the bills
for an opening through which we might return.
it WAS impossible 10 20 hack up that ash hill.
Darker 1t became. The snu was nearly down.
The wind began 10 howl among the crags.
Louder aud louder IL whistied. 4 Geecy cloud
passed iuto sight over tho crest, aud was seized
aud torn into II million hecks The gale in
crrnscd The great sounding boards seemed
exercised 10 their fall capacity. roaring in ten
fold volume until the noise was likeuod TO a
hundred NiAEaras dashiug their waters thou
sands Of fect. Every eRg shreked every
bauder beloved We could not hear ourselves
shout II was tho tumuit of 10 storms
Groring ia tho half-dafkuess over tho lava
beds we followed OLD Ioc, trusting To him 10 lead
as out Of the dread valley. On, on we pushed,
the noise overhead increasing every moment.
Old joe was trusty. A lougth t,e walls opened
up another way between them, this time not
over the a~hcs. and out wa came To tind the sun
an hour doRu Quickly wa made our way
down tie mountain side, out of tho gale. aud
long after dark arrived at tho village whore
our hOrscs awaited us.
J. N. INGRAM.
The National tribune., 1890-04-17
Thnmnell aim fnr a Fnol-

James WeIch, of Middletown, Conn. having
been told that the force of dynamite explO-
sion was downward, made a practical test of
this principle few days ago by boring a big
hole into a monstrous gnarled log. into which
no put lot of dynamite ignited q short-time
fuse and careIessiy sat down astride one end of
the log. Soon Welch aud the log ascended in
a curve about so feet. In the descent the posi-
tion of the couple was reversed. Welch arrived
at earth iirst, the log followed, and Welch says
it thumped him several times after he was
down.
The National tribune., 1890-04-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

Broaking Down-Serious Results Feared.
The following is from an employe Ia the U. 8.
Government Printing onioei
Two years ago was In very bad state OF
health Dyspepsia, constipation eatarrh and gem
eral breaking down OF the system led me 10 fear
serioas results. Several physicians gave me only
temporary relief. At length. while visiting my
homo in iiammonton. ". j. physician, who was
also personal friend asked IL had ever tried
any OF the alternatives, to which replied No He
thea strongly urged mo to take Hoods sarsaparilIa
was surprised at this recommendation. and ask ed
why he should urge the use OF preparation like
this He replied. 4 do not consider Hoods Sarsa-
parsllR a patent medicine. IL should DO cIasasd
among standard preparations for its real worth
followed his advice and have taken eight bottles
OF Hoods sarsnparlla with what seems to me a
marvellous result call myself well again Dys-
pepsia. constipation, ianguor, weakness-pisery-
have disappeared, and feci once more like "a man
THE cArARRH,
from which / suffered four or five years Is also
cured BY head aud throat clear and have
the use OF my natural voice" ii. HARRALD 2OI
street, N. W., Washington. ID. c.
worti, Its Weight in Gold.
I" I am happy to state that used Hoods sarsa.
many years, and received great relief and benefit
from IL. The ca.arrh was very tisagreeable, espe-
ealiy in Winter, causing constant discharge from,
nay nose, ringing noises in my ears and pains in
the back of my head. The effort 10 clear my head
ia the morning by
HAWKING AND seIrnSa
painful. was advised To try Hoods sarua-
parilla. and 1t Enve relief immediately, while
in time felt that was entirely cured | am never
without the medicine In my house, as think IL "a
worth its weight ia gold" Mrs. q. b. GIan 1929
Eighth street w, Washington, ID. G.
scsatic Rheumatism.
"Four years ago this Spring was taken with
sciAtio rheumatism in my legs and Rrma IL en-.
irely prevented me from working, and was con
fined to my bed entirely helpless. | had medical
attendance aud IN August was just able to move
around. l was reduced To mere skeleton and
my appetite was entirely gone. II was Thought by
all my friends that could not possibly live | took
almost everything coad hear of but with no good
results, during that Winter. One day reading about
taking Hoods Sarsaparila In March,, April and
May, concluded to try it. One bottle gave n,e so
much relief that took four bottles andeinee thsn
have not been troubled with rheumatism, aud my
general health has never been better. My appetite
Is increasing aud am gaining in Hesh. attribute
my whole Improvement to taking Hoods SarsR-
pariila, and | earnestly recommend IL TO all who
are troubled with like disease. consider 1t tho
grandest medicine put up" VIM. Il. TAYLOR,
Emporium, Cameron Co., Pa.
~ hereby certify to the foregoing facts, as
stated" JONATHAN GirFoRp, Justice of tho Peace
Emporium, Pa.
a Point for You
II you want q blood purifier or Strengthening
medicine, you should get the best. Ask for Hood's
Shrsapariila, aud Insist upon having ii. DO not buy
"a other.
The National tribune., 1890-04-17
MAUNA H4LEAkALA.
Strange Experiences in the Depths of
the Greatest Extinct Crater on Earth.
Special Correspondence NArroxAr. Tnrnrrn

ALFAKALA il on the
eastern peninsula of
Maui, the second island
in size of the Hawaiian
group. and is 10000 feet
high, with the largest
extinct crater in the
world.
My old friend, DIR.
Hargrove, and |, nc
companied by n native
guide whom wo called
Joe. because we never
could pronounce his
Kanaka name, started
of on muleback from
Wailuka for n descent
-. ii ~ gY
The National tribune., 1890-04-17

=
First Brooklyn Amateur" Did you hear
that Miss Melpomene OF the Gilberanth Society
had developed quite decided musical taste P''
Second b. A" No. Is il possible p
"Yes; she was seen promenading Fulton
street on Easter Sunday, wearing an accordion
plated cape. u fluted skirt trimmed with bugle
fringe, and a bonnet with long strings tied
under her chin in q bow. heard that the
costume made such a racket that the Sabbath
was heard breaking in several places"
The National tribune., 1890-04-17
From Top to Bottom
thing in place of Pearline,

burned. aud we had to wait until the kettle
could be cleaned and some more cooked, and
when that was done / hurried and ate little
so / wouldn't be late to school, and had lust
time to got here, but Johnny got the nose bleed
awful, and / had to wait until mamma could get
through with him and wash her hands so she
could write me an excuse for bein' late yester-
dav,"
The National tribune., 1890-04-17

If each subscriber 10 THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE tciH charge himself irita getting
one ne,e subscriber the circulation Of the paper
pM be doubled at once, and Vith little trouble
Let each subscriber try it,
The National tribune., 1890-04-17
Crowded Quarters.

And Indian waited for train at Northern
Pacific station in Idaho. and while there saw
the agent talking into telephone box
"Umph," said the Indian. "Who you talk
top"
"Pm talking to man." said the agent.
Heap little man ii him live in there" said
tho buck.
The National tribune., 1890-04-17
Travelling men smoke "Tansill's Punch. {"
Information IYaBted.

n. H. Malone. 902 III street n. T., Washing
ton, ID. G.. is desirous Of information in regard
10 his father. Isaac Malone, who served in Bat
terry u. Sd u. s. Art. and was discharged for
disability at Philadelphia Aug 20. 1862. lie
came 10 Washington, aud is thought to have
again enlisted in a volunteer regiment.
The National tribune., 1890-04-17

Hare you done yOGr duty in getting one more
subscriber for THE NATIONAL TRIBUNEf
You should do this, for ii is the best 'say to help
gOnr comrades
The National tribune., 1890-04-17
Ills Moneys Worth.
TEfl..a,,. Jt..T

"Yell, vas gone off und got married, but
dose tings cost mo more as foofty tollars"
II hope Jacob, your expense has not been
in vain"
"Ah, no! | gets my moneys wort Mine
wife Weighs more rs two hundret pounds"
The National tribune., 1890-04-17

PATIENT say doctor, what sort of 3 lump
is this on the back of my neekp
DoctOr-It is nothing serious; but would
ad wise you, nevertheless TO keep your eye on it.
The National tribune., 1890-04-17

Hare you done goar duty in getting one more
subscriber for TIfENA7IONAL TRIBUNE3
Yoa should do tAis, for ii 10 tie best ,eay 10 help
your comrades.
The National tribune., 1890-04-17
Take Hoods SarsapariIIa

Sold by druggists. ST. six for s5. Prepared only
by c. /. HOOD & CO.. Apoti,ecaries Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The National tribune., 1890-04-17

Sold by druggists 81 six for S. Prepared onl,
by G, !. HOOD & CO. Apotheoaries Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
The National tribune., 1890-04-17
Musieai Costume.

File your claim NOW. Read rrhat has been
LOST on pnne 10.
The National tribune., 1890-04-17
The Angels.
ILOpet! 1faii.l

Mrs. Angelica-Won't it be just too lovely
for anything to have wings and harps for
ever2
Mr.. Angelica Ia dyspeptic)-I don't want
any of it in mine. We wouldn't be there
week before you'd want my wings to put on
your hat.
The National tribune., 1890-04-17

II gOa are pensioaer, please read article Oh
page 10 headed LOST.
The National tribune., 1890-04-17

Sold by druggists, 81; six for S. Prepared onl,
by e, ]. HOOD & CO., APotheearies, Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
The National tribune., 1890-04-17

my-W'y-w'y-
Teacher-COrreCt!
And Tommy sat down in q state Of mild
amaZGment
The National tribune., 1890-04-17

Teacher-Tommy, what is the next letter
,rta.
The National tribune., 1890-04-17

II 30" 'rere not a soldier, please call the
attention Of some soldier friend or his UidOw
TO the article headed LOST on page 10.
The National tribune., 1890-04-17
Pitchers CastoFia.

LOST. See page 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

talc win other cOuutric-, contemplated by the law"
'' h"StIle 10 the principle OF protcctoh' Out are
believed t. D. Ia harmony V.Ih it.
me ~" ht, pecn too short line in ope!ation TO
M'' al, ui'ouo>lpn herein of ts many details III i
ncHcVed that the measure sound in pllncIple' and
Una, us several claaSifcaons, rates. and other pro
Ni'y'' H"(c Decn adjusted upon comprehensive view
"i tilr vast Interest o the whole country Inc law
e"nI'eS 80 many and such complex interests that
Il j. quite possible practical test may Disclose the
necessity for modiHcaons and corrections. but
S-cn5l +" ,' n,r cGitainy II ne rvSnua law r 80
II - earnestly hoped th, law may have lair TRIAL
"o'c any radical and sweeping changes shall be a.
,,i,;; me ne" Industries which II "As cohuurhth
Np5,' would -pfing mp under H. fostering care al.I
h' ne" nome market, which would thereby be opened
l an idDor ANA pndurt>. YIN ,cinHlE i9l' pl
! rrn '! any well grounded fear Sh1H We
" onr n,iPlr OIL p"t"uon Whi'h II eui','iie ,
pecak VIII ms be the fact if hr continued agila
t'rih Tor revenue Only j. 70 be adopted whereby our
vastly inferior foreign unc ana country is 10 be-
depleted Of IL gold and silver T. pay Tor foreign labor
people.
lhc continuing controversy between The American
'N-i"m ~ wisely adjusted protection, and the 0p49
-l' sy-icm ~ unchecked industrial competition win
all the World is the Inevitable contest between TWO
under which enabled maxi" the contest tor the
higher -tandIrl Of living FOR all ct--e~ OF DIR citizen,
ar PECULIARLY favorable. The United states, Win alb
,1iuie freedom Of trade. and perfectly untIammeled
ludr-r1l nap Ufion among sixty three millions ~
-,4IF .il ruh ,. W.,-, possible range Of Cii1ISt'
AID uulru rodu'-. af. D., i.r,c condition, assured
p lam d. uroduror- ana te inaini,na,c = a heIsr
s,And- "i civilization for tho industrial oa,-r'.
HtHg {, the Gust m, service. which have Iecn hero
tolpr" rcommenic' a. essential 10 economical and
Fir-l The increase Of the permanent appropriation
for the expense Of collecting the revenue from Gust ms
the expenses Of Collecting the r..cnuc from custom,
has lc.n uihccnt 10 coycr such expense. and a."
/ Department ha, been unable e. employ q ,ulic.cnl
irc" go property collect the revenue and nIaid
against evasion. II is ial-r economy 4" rtln'' t'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

AID Oh" annual reduction of tnc interest charge. N'h
l''" S"'i"E Oh "'" '.r,' - ''o'.' '' '' '''''Hf
VIZ ,...,,.o,,, ,,.,l..,.
,nre- cirr,il,, ~ ANIL T. 1- ,I,'s e., 5t, So -
tuI.r c.lcu.ar Of Ii.y 49, l,,o ,o7I.-il -
rndrr CIRCULAR of Aul Il? $3.50 .I.-O- 30 o..uu 81
tud.r cr'al'ro u Au-. -, so. 'D- 81 I'D
Culrr cr ulIr OF Aug. 80 1852. -to.. 30 ..-.
Une'r Circular Of pt 49, $50 49, SEQ ~ ool ~! -
ro,ai In, r,,, IN i.ro =. ga. "a IA ,,, d.
AH4 h-'" N'I' '''V----.-. '.'"''''- - "''V'''N'
ro,,,. sim Ji,. az 1850 -1-- e., - rs 90, .sl ..
''" '' 80 ''
IT '""lm DE- ,l"lcu Ia" ucit 3, ID" ''NHlb VI ~
tg. .S "b tn' fL' go '.n p .T ,l,.. M
Va ~ "'"tN ~ -'"-"' 80 "''N wv .,'..
"''o ~" D.'l. 10 >'I' h,D '7'l- ~, ,',i
Oh" ""I'" ,'''F u'' ono '".' '''.''' 49,. - ir.
ana ma i' I''"' '.n D" a. '''l' ''','' &C., ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

the number Of d,tllleres operated for the fiscal year
Iu,t ended OF I,ot2. .
ended Jane 20 1880, was Y2i17j2Jo gallons. lie
quantity Eau ed fer The fiscal year ended June 30
l7-9. - 9l7 ,461 gallons, making an lncr'asi
III the quantity Of spirits gagged Tor the fiscal ytas
Just ended Oi ij,2j1,111 gallons; , ,
TIE percentage Of cost of COLLECTION iOF t;le l'cd
wear ded June 80, 1889, b. 70: The fiscal
year ended June 30 1890 the percentage OIL cost Il
From this brief summary il appears that while the
increase Of business very large III a.! Us Dranch,
resulting IN an increase of lcNchue amoln'ins 10
sll7OO.@G2 81 over tie year Tsp yci thete wa
SAVING Of TgD.GlT - in the actual cost OF ,occtlW
Inc estimated receipts from all sources Oh lluesna
4l45.00o00O
Ths estimate has carefully kept ip yew the re, re-
ducton made IN the tax tobacco ana shuh anu 'ile
repeal ri the law imposing special take, On dealers
in toLacco manufacturer, Of tobacco and c!gafS' ana
pedlc, Of tobacco. Upon the basis OF t'e lecolP,,
Tor the fiscal gear ended June 30. 1870, from the
act of october J. ls9O the following table has been
crease to be expected In receipts:
ESTIMATED REDUCTION Is RECEIPTS
TO9aGco ,hswing and ,n,okns: ..u,.. .o,no
December 81, 1880, cents per so no 7.o a.
pound td r.ri. for ,nooib, ending
June &c. is9f tax % cent? per pound os72o'5 81
Total estimated receipts from tobacco
1891 ,' .'1''s "''- lG O3A79G 10
E,,wated reduction in receipts sSy from from 90 Co.
isoi ~. 1,'' 'Y F 3 99oes9 |.
SnrN
Estimated receipts for six months ending
December 81, 1870, t,N cents per ,co On, 40
Estimated l,,.ip., FOR ,N months ru4 ag -
,,i1. 20 l.gI t,\ q cent, Der pound. 1868 22
TotoI estimated receipt, nom snuL
for fiscal ridd June 80 $500 400.
1871 . Fpfp ~ "
Estimated uction Ia receipt, from snur $40 .
i0I fiscal year 'ndlug june 80, 1871. --1o ~
Special lNc.: a.. .oo ,o
n..I.,. In rtnurartrr,d t,rrtc.o ...... 133ll -
M4uufl .tuI'l- OF tobacco. D. ~ ~
Niuufd- Of 1872 :,
r.i,s,s nj foi,,cro ........... u,75O 81
Total estimated reduction IN special
taxes FOR fiscal year ended jan" 80, 80 40, >,
l-1l Fi'ol''1Pi -
RECAPITT LATIOE.
Estimated reduction in pr fpn iob1oco 81 9loSl Il
Estimated ton 10 rcce = from snW... "--lo -
Estimated reduction IN receipt IRON special 49, 49,, :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

The revenues and expenditures OF the postal 'erNoe
form no part of The fiscal operations confronted "l ue
TREASURY Department although under r4uFe"'"'
Of law enacted at the last session oi Oo"e.c>, ''
~. ,,dd ", the tables above pr sentcd DeductinS
,h.a from The aggregate OH both sides Of the account
show remain A. the ordinary revenue 81 the GOV
eminent the sum Of s4o3.oso.9e2 d3. aud a' ordinary
c,pcDditur,s the sum OF S297.73G.ied 60 ltaNlhI
snrrlu, Of s1o5344 4qo %. OF this amount there
va used in the redemption Of Noes ana lra' u'"ai
currency and purchase Of bonds Tor the ''hNh, iUnu
,, q 81. n.4 564 90 Ieavin. a net surplus for
The wear Of 457.-4s.5Jl -.
A. compared With he fiscal year 1852 the receipts
500 have increased slG,OJO,923 20, as follows