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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18
The Future Count Fined ~.

John Congio, an Italian. was arrested on Third
for disturbing tho contents c: ash barrel and
eating bits of food which he found in barrel He
told Justice Murray in the Harlem Court yosterday,
through an Interpreter that he had no money.
That not So said Policeman BnCEthOrn producing
bank book, which showed 500 to COngIO'S credit
WHY don't you eat decently instead OF emuIatnE
pigs !" said tho Justice.
II am saving money TO buy title in Italy and be.
come n Count" replied the Italian.
1.-TWO dollarg. said the Jus;ice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18
A saloon Town Wiped Ont.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa. May 17.-CovinCton. the
saloon town across tho river about which SC
much has been written. was burned yesterday.
In January all the buildings on the vest side
blaze took ali those on the east side. Nine
buildings were burned Six OF them wore
occupied by saloons Very little of the con-
tents was saved. There Is no probability that
the town will be rebuilt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18
The Steamship segurauea Lau.cb.s

'nk'WR, May 1.-THE new steamship segurGncA for
the United States and Brazilian Mail stesmship Com
pany was launched today at ROSch's ShipyAId The
baptism was Witnessed by many persons including a
d,StinguShed company Of New YorksrL Miss Hurlbers
WI S SSnhpsny SSTIteHSd the vessel Tho
snElesorew vessel, having nodded length OF a2o
Feet beam 20 feet depth fleet inches she win 10
AeluAtea by triple expansion surface nsinK en-
zine Her plans we're drawn by Capt Lachlan SupeFs
hisnasnt and general manager OF the company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18

DoNALnsoNvIILE, La. May lG. Aleck
Strecks. colored. was hanged here to-day for
tho murder Of l.ettio Washington in May last,
while StreckS was attempting TO assault the
womans sister His neck was instantly dislo-
Gated by the fall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18
Frank Lawler wants to BE sheriff

CHICAGO. May 18 Congressman Frank Law
Ter. who is now in this city. announced to
friends yesterday that be would not be candl-
date for re lection to Congress. but that he
would be pleased If tho Democracy OF Cook
county would nominate and elect him TO the
office OF SAerin. This place is worth from
$50 600 10 S3JuuO per year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18
MIR. Ca.l,sIe Elected senator.

FRANKFORT, Ky" May. 1.-THE Hon. John @.
Carlisle was to-day elected United States Sena-
tor BY the Assembly In Joint session. He re-
ceiyed Is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18
BROKER M'CLIVE INDIGNANT
for Debt. but the CompIainnnt's
Name withheld from Him.

Edward W. McClave Newark broker, was
arrested on q civil process for debt yesterday.
and was taken before Court Clerk Coleman of
the First District Court of Newark and WAS
bailed by ex-SherlfI Brown and Charles Marsh.
lie denounced his arrest as an outrage. be-
cause the name OF the complainant was with
held from him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18

TO ohchGo 70 t%nntyaTs hours ~ the North shore
son Mysr EAi!Ioad Daily from Grand CSntrSl Btstion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18
rive Hours 10 Warrington.

me fastest gulAr trains ever established In America
are in sarNss between New York Philadelphia. BATE
more aud Washington, via Jersey Central ReAdInRI'
ana ana o Railroads., Station t0St VI Liberty 1G-AGS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18

Morgan 1 Brothers storage warehouses 2s2 284 and
$50 West 47th ST. near Broadway. Separate rooms for
fuTntUrs. piAnoE baggage, &c Large padded vans oI
moving In city or county. Inspection Iollotsd-Adp,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-18

T.. A. w. 1.-THE MInGO Collar" T.. d W.
our trade mark your collars or Cuhs denotes pes
feat form, also superiority OF quality and Gnsh-AdO
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15
Ex.Treasurer Hemingway's Books
Checked Up to 1854 and Verified.

JACKSON, MISS, March 6.-Thc
committee is working stcadily on the
Investigation Of the State Trcasurer's
office.
The vacancy caused BY tic rcsigna.
ton of a. II. Longino has not vet been
flied, owing to the Governors absence.
The committee has checked up the
books 10 1881 and verified Them with
the TrraSurer's published reports, and
10 that point has found everything 10
ia ly. Capt Il. {. parti, member OF
thr State Commission, told the Timc.-
Democrat correspondent that w to
the present point of Investigation lie
hail found the books Of the Office wi,
kept. and Tint tine confusion he OK
pccted hatenot yet been found, and
that no trouble baa been so far cype-
rienccd in the investigation. lie fur
thcr stated that The books showed Col.
Hemingway had been credited with
everything charged 10 him in 1866 rs
having been received from his prc,lc-
cessors, and that he had called on Mr..
u. j. Waite TO point ont the credits IA
which the cx-Treasuicr was entitled.
and which. 1t was claimed. he Ind dis
covered, and that he lated 10 do 50,
The fact that Cot. Hemingway has
legally placed all his property IN The
hands OF a trustee for tlic benefit o,
bis bondsmcn in raso any shortage j.
discovered Lonvincrs all fair-mindcd
persons thai he intends TO do the right
thing. Tho value of this property Is
not known exactly but II is considcra-
ble.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15
a Few Plain Questions.

Do You You want TO get rld OF
that Headache that bothcrs You 50
much? Do You want to drive away
that lucipiaut Catarrh that is settling
ittcli in your head? Do You want to
catch that sallow and blotchy complex
ion for 4 skin that is bright and clear:
Do YOU want to keep your mind clear.
your breath sweet, and your blood
pure? Then Peru IN is the thing you
need. Now is the time OF the year
when YOU need something that will
make your blood pure and keep YOU
free from those many Spring Com
plants to which all are SO subject. OF
course. if your Catarrh has become
Chronic, or the impurities in your
blood have developed into a disease,
then La-cu.pi-a should be taken. mud
taken at once. Otherwise Pc ru-na is
all that you need, suppIcmcnIcd always
however, by Mama lin, TO keep tic
Bowels in good condition. These three
Northumberland. La.cu-pi-a and
Man a-lin-no house hold can afford to
be without. 81 a bottle.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15

The investigation ofthc two Is and
c. trouble resulted in the acquittal OF
the President of all charges against his
moral character, in fact, it seems NJ
such charges had ever been made: the
language Of some Of the scholars OF
teachers had simply been miscon'
strucd. Que witness testified that she
had written n letter in which she used
the terms inefficicncy" and "immor.
atty" but by the latter she meant ga
want of truthfulncss Of character
and the committee found ''this to be
the sense in which immortality wa.
used in each and every case presented
They furthermore said, I'VE cannot
and have not found the slightest sus.
picioM of the truth OF such charge OF
charges rejecting upon his moral OF
christian character" All of which
barring the bad English, makes ont {
good case for the President, and it i,
a great relief TO know there is no stat,
lett upon linn or the college.
But. Of course, Mr.. Cooke resigned
The Trustees elected Miss NJ. j. S. Cal.
laway to be the President of the farul.
" until the close OF the session, when
n man will be chosen to I'll that impor.
tanl and diiIicNlt position. This seems
to be the opinion OF the Trustees and
the wish of all the teachers OF the col.
lcgc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15

&c Winona New Farmer tells the
wing which contains a lesson that

&c Winona New Farmer tells lhC
wing which contains a lesson thai
sands mignt learn with profit.
10. MacuDu Tells II. OF a community
seXus that on a credit system went
y bad to worse, until they solemn.
creed TO ike. no matter that living
1t be, foi one year free from debt
did il at the cost of starving
b" they said, but that fall when
sold their crops they were Tree to
se where they pleased.
The same ingenuity aud the same
scipIes Of economy were used III
.,ing out OF deb, ms are iouud nee
Try to get out of debl, not only the
Icr, bur people OF every other class
Id be far more happy.
y master is so persistent nor Sc
mt as Debt. Wherever ii rrigns
Is no escaping service. Ii l.
cnl everywhere, and as Il task
ter demands flesh and blood where
ice will not reply.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15
LANDS TO RENT
FOR 1890.

PIC kENS PLACE. 5000 acres. 1000 acres
cleared. Made TINS year 1000 bushels
Corn and ID Bales Cotton. Large Stock
Ranch.
CuOCTAW Place, 400; Rents for sees.
PETTiGEEW Place. 10 Acres; Rents for
three Bales OF Cotton.
PIERCE BORED WE'LL Place, rents for
two Bales Cotton.
ZIG PRAIRIE Place, rcuts for 10 Bales OF
Cotton snd 500.
WILLOW POND, 5000
MCkEBALL Place, 800 Cash
ALEXANDER Place, 600 Cash
TOM Place, go Cash
CRENSlIAW Place. Is Bales Cotton
RODGERS Place, ON halves and part Stock
WAllALAK Place, 800
BULL PEN Place. 5000 acres. $3.50 ash.
COLEMAN Land near Clinton, > bales cot'n
HUTTON Land Land. | bale cotton.
TERRELL SPENCER Land 4 bales cotton
GORDON Place. / bale cotton
JOHN CANDY Place. . bales cotton.
TOM UNDERWOOD Place GOa lbs cotton.
j. IlOLLINGSWORrH Pace. G0Olbs cott'n
GORDON Place. | Bale Cotton.
HANNIBAL DEW Place. 500 lbs. Cotton,
McKERALL (Dunlap) Place, Sl25 cash.
W. Z. HALL Land, | bale cotton.
II LATTER. COLNlN and TAYLOR Place,
/ Bale Cotton.
MERRELL Place, / Bale Cotton.
CRAFT, MAXWELL aud BRAKErT
Places. 30 Mules, Rent for Al bales cotton
SPENCER Land, s Bales Cotton.
PARHAM Place, 4 Bales Cotton.
GORDON Place, 4 Bales Cotton.
CANDY Place. Bales Cotton.
ONEAb Place, | Iale Cotton.
FuIt UNI Plane. 600 pounds.
MCGANDI Place. | Bale Cotton.
SliSEN Place. Bale Cotton.
JNO lEANELL plre | Bale Gotten.
II AMlr Place / Bale Cotton.
The above lanes are for rent for the yea
1880. or Tor u term Of year. as we inny 5%lrt
I. Il. "! 1H +
dcci' IN. rut Is. Ma.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15
WARWICK.
Arcadia, Lee Co., Miss,
March LIST, 1890.

---- Co.. - -
Mr., EDITOR We see that several of
| youI correspondents have suggested Robert
{. Patty and walter Price as good men to
serve us as delegates in the State COnstitu-
tional Convention.
,,Formany reasons, principally among them
the good of the state, we take pleasure in
| Seconding these nominations. 1t is qllcs-
tionablc whether the people Of the state
and county could make better selections
than the two gentlemen whose names ap-
pear in thi, article. They are both men of
liberal education, and they have had both
the ambition and opportunity to inform
themselves upon the science and principle
Of government.
They both possess well balanced minds,
are firm in their conviction. when reached
by thorough investigation, bold and indie
pcudcnt in the expression of opinions, ma
turely formed, with capacity equal to what
ever position they assume. They have
been liberal students of political history,
both Of our own and other nations, and are
familiar with the cluses that nave led to
the overthrow oc Governments: and above
all, they are men who have studied, and I'm.
dcrstanl the peculiar and complicated sys-
TEN Of our Republic.
There has never been. since the world
began Il more complicated ahl perfect sys-
tenn Of civil government than our>. and to
he qualified to lay down the fundamental
principles upon which the prosperity and
happiness OF society depend, it is.ot the
first Importance that those who have this
duty to perform should be perfectly familiar
with all the checks and balanchs as well as
tn. science Of our government and there
are no two men in this county or in East
Mississippi, who are better qualified than
Patty and Price.
We would suggest, however, that owing
to his extended acquaintance and uniycr-
sal popularity throughout The state, Mr..
Patty be selected from the state-at-largc.
We simply make this suggestion so rs to
leave one more opening for some sclf-consti-
lutcu sOioh' Ioi 'h'lt II sc"lctll u losHlplr-
ity of the State Convention which will nOm-
mate the fourteen delegates from the state
at-large. not recognizing. oud rcwarding the
superior abilities OF Mr.. Patty.
We hope, Mr.. Editor, that this is one time
in the political history of ON state that cy.
cry man will lay aside all personal feeling
and vote only for such men as are qualified
for the position, y.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15

have n colored preacher in our
", when one of his flock dies calls
eacons together, and they hold
sous services over the deceased,
lhen the preacher brands the dead
scr or sister, 50 that lie will be Ell.
o identify the dead member in
nalms OF bliss beyond the grave.
Shove mentioned preacher ranks
as an cXpoundcr of the gospel
5g-his race, and he is universally
lncd, tor his honesty and integrity
Is white neigbbors, "a well as his
led ones. Chandler, ingalls, ct al
il by all means TO send tor Broth
--aud his dcaconS When they are
| on to shuttle off this mortal coil
let him smooth the way over the
and turbid river and put his
Il on them 50 that he could inter-
for them before the Great White
ne, for VIC can't help but think
will need some good honest man
in their behalf. -hcnpcr
Id.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15
Delegates to the Convention State
0t-Large.

EuITuH MESSENGER: While we have
. lGpg thought that oar State tunstitu-
. lion needed amending wc have doubt
cd the cXpedicucy 81 calling a Conren-
t%iou'at this iUucturg Of our national at
tair 10 iiukcr Oh the p's&y old thing
Il is too late now 90 cuvil oyrr eN-
pcdicncc>. political seasons, Ne, aN
The issue is upon Us and must toe met,
and to the end that 10 evil might ac.
truc. the Legislature wisely Interpret
ed the signs of the times and the tenn
dcucy OF politics aud hctional prefer
mcnt in The counties. constituted Il
EDITORIAL delegation from the State at
LARGE. whose selection might hinge ON
no other basis than their eternal fitness
tor the position. Not small fry street
corner or crossroads politicians,
Now Mir. Editor, as the play has
been opened ! desire to place in olN-
nation tor the State-at-largc dclcsa-
ton to that Convention the following
named gcntlcmcn-Col W. NJ lngc of
Corinlh. c, b Mitchell. Pontoioc,
L. u.,,Hrislow, Aberdeen, Frank Bur
kit. Okolona. j a. Orr Columbus,
Il. G.. Patty Macon, Elder j. b. Gam
hrrll Meridian. W. p, Harris Jackson,
Rodcric Seal Of the Coast. W, T. Trigg
| Grccnvillc, +. +. Walthall Grenada,
]. 4. George. Carroliton, J. VIC Wat.
son Holly Spring end b. \ kimbrough
Oxford, as possessing qualifications
pre-. cmincntly sitting them, ms the Leg
islaturc no doubt Intended they should
he, The balance wheel of The COnVcn-
ton.
Let the announcement be made by
the press throughout the State and
elect these men. and the wisdom ofthc
choice will be manifested in Il C0nsti-
tuition that win meet every emergency
the franchise, elective judiciary, &c.
70 this cotcric OF intrllcctS, let each
county add her quota OF the best tai
cnt they possess, and the Convention
will he able to cope with every issue
evolved and successfully handicap
every effort of JacobiniSm that dcma-
gogucs might trump up for party cclat
or fractional Ng%randizcment.
The wisdom OF this selection must
forciblv strike every lover OF the com.
monwcallh, for they are MissiSsippians
true to the core.
Nv pyrTtI
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15
Col. DOss.

arly in the present session of the
stature il became evident that the
} ate. or at least the majority Of its
snbers, were determined 10 lcg!slalc
(. Doss out of the Office of SupCrin-
dent of the penitcntiary. All kinds
4chcmrs were worked aud failed,
i'll last Saturday these opposing
aatorS got on the last ditch, aud
n took their stand on the Chicka-
\ interest school fund in this way.
b House was left with the alierna
i Of abolishing the office or giving
sci 900 ofthe Chirkasw school fund.
ld then the noble. honorable and
'gnanimous Col. Doss told his
ends that they could sacrifice him
the benefit of the school children
the State, and then reluctantly al.
y the persistent Senators to carry
'ir point. This action of Col. Doss
nccls great credit upon him, and
Imps him rs an honorable, public
ritcd gentleman, who command;
respect and love Of tie people Of
ssissippi.- West Point Forum.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15

Pine Valley, Miss, a village about
b miles distance from Water Valley.
FINISHES, says the Icaldnche. Il srnsa.
bnal story OF mans love and woman's
likeness. Mr.. Dave Nations was
gagged TO be married to Miss Lee
Pal. The day was SCI for the mar
s$,gc, but at the last moment the mai.
IN changed her mind. But Nations
lie Il true lover, did not dispair. lie
&Fgcd his suit and again the day was
/, and again the Tickle maiden re-
scd to become his wife. This was
ore thnm Nations could bear, and al
r kissing his mother and bidding
rr good by, deliberately placed n pts.
u to his breast, ami fired. Duth Tell,
lie son from the scll-imilirtcd wound
tid the mother iainiing. Nations at
|empicd 10 shoot The second tint, but
thcr members of the family came on
he scene IN time 10 prevent the com
|lctiun Of his rash act. The 1rdl-
|nche.s account concludes us follows:
The news OF the attempted suicide
|prend rapidly, and as soon MS Miss
ecnl heard ot her lovers condition,
Inc hurried, with every manifestation
Lf grief. to his bedside, where she re-
to minister 10 his wants.
She Is terribly afflicted al what she
herself with bringing about,
md declares, with evident sincerity,
hat In the event of his recovery, Moth
Mg but her own death will prcv,ni
Ter from becoming his wife. She a.
icrs that she loves him aud bitterly
,cprnis her iucxplic,i,lc conduct.
The wounded man is lying very low
With little, IL any, chance OF recovery,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15
Epoch.

The translation from long, liuger.
ng and painful sickness 10 robust
h,calti, marks MI epoch IN The life OF
Inc individual. Surh n remarkable
event 10 treasured IN the memory
and the agency whereby the good
health has been attained is gratefully
|t~lcsscsl. Hence il Il thai So much 10
|jlcari In praise of Electric Bitiers.--
10 many feel they owe their rcstora-
|tioH TO health. 10 tho use of The Great
Aiirra.ive aud Tonic. II you are
1rBnhlcsl with any disease Of the Kid
nrrA. Liver or Stomach. Of long or
|rjlnvt sfsndinY yon will sou will sure
fa1lef By nae Of Electric Bit
r. - and ~. pos ieiiio
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15

ssh capital is rapidly seeking
sncnis in this country. One
.ale has bought II number OF
lies, including those OF New
As. Another syndicate has pur'
| niucty-iour per cent. OF all the
hg factories OF Baltimore, repre-
: IN annual output of Sl5,0OO,'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15

sutnanc blacksmith in Nevada has
Il cart with the axles SO bent that
Arse is directly under ii, sheltered
sun aud wind. The driver sits
lll, and other passengers side
son seats running lcnghwlsc over
back, There is OF course a
llg apparatus, with u wide band
the horse, SO that going down
lat animal can he llIleu bodily
feet and given rest, while the
outfit COASTS" And the lifting
ne comes in usc if the horse tries
away. AS Il turn OF the crank
him working his legs in the ar,
} 10 purpose whatever hoscl-
Messenger.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15
A Lady's Perfect Companion.

Our new book by DR., Dye, II OF
New York'S most skilllul physicians
shows that pain is not necessary, in
childbirth. but results fl rom causes ca
silly proves that any woman may be-
come Il mother without suffering any
pain whatever. 1t also tells how TO
overcome and prevent morning sick
ness and The many otter evils attend
ing pregnancy, 1t is highly endorsed
by physicians every where MS the
WiIc'S true private companion, Cut
this out, i, will save YOU great pain,
and possibly your life. Send lwo-ccn;
stamp for descriptive circulars, tcsti-
monials, and confidential letter send
in sealed ruNclopr. Addres, FRANK
THOMAS e. Co., Publishers, Baltimore,
Md.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15
MACON BEACON.

Graft, Esl., Of Holly
| has been appointed by the
Aor $ member of the comms.
, investigate the affairs Of the
nccs, in place of Mr.. Longino.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15

t Britain has always furnished
unlry with all the tin it needs,
$ now manufactured in Dakota
c iniaEt industry must be pro-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15

Winter /, harder On the Lungs than
9n amy other part OF the body. Its
chilling breath comes dangerously
close to their warm and delicate tis
sues. It's ley hand almost touches
them. The enc lhing, therefore, to
do in winter above all things else, is
to protect the llngs. Bnt if through
rarclcsness or by unavoidable expose.
urc. you should contract a Cold. or be
laid up with Pneumonia, or Bcorhitis,
Plcurisy, or that drradrsl Of all Luu.
diseases. Consumption, do not delay
a moment, but Get a bottle OF Peru Ia
and commence taking it at once. Yon
will be both surprised and delighted
at your rapid recovery, llyonr Bowls
happen to be out ct order at The same
time regulate them with MaIalin. Il
wonderfully gentle but effective IaXa,
i've. Only 81 q bottle for ci;hcr,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15

Remember that Ayers Cherry Pee
toral has ne equal as n specific for colds
coughs and all affections of the throaf
and lungs. For nearly half a ccntulyi
it has been in greater demand than
any other remedy for pulmonary COM
plants. All druggists have it Tor sale.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15

DO not delay, but send ia your sub.
scription to the Champion Paper Of tho
South, Tho Times Democrat Of New
prleans- Daily nnd Weekly. n has
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15

Chcathnm's Chill Tonic is peculiar
" adopted to pc, sons in enfeebled
health and invalids 1t assists digcs.
ton, and is a perfect strcngthencr and
appetizer. Satisfaction or moncr re.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15

Our druggist keep for sale Halls
Vegetable S~icilian Hair Remover, tie
best preparation ever made for rcsior-
ing The vitality and color of the hair.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15
WHO CAN GNESS TtiE NUMBER
OF BALES FOR 1ss9-9O

~ will Pay yOu TO a;UcsS. and il will
Pay You Ectter TO Guscs EARLY,
Provided You Guess sntciligcnIIy
ana Accuratciy-Grand Premiums
for the Best Gucsses Offered by clo
NuYs and Courier.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-03-15

That tired. Gcbllilatcd feeling, SO
peculiar TO Spring, indicates deprived
blood. Now is the time to prove the
beneficial effects oisAycr's Sarsaparli'
It. 1t cleans the system, restores phys
ical energy, and intlscs new life and
vigor into every fibre of the body.