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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-18
SECUNDRA DASS
DGrAY&D GENTLEMAN OF INDIA
IlSE GOLDSMITH WORK.

CnueTueatD this. when lie had a job, my
gentleman sat withinSide tailorwise and bus
Hy stitching. | say when he had a job; but
such customers as came were rather for Sc
cundra, and the masters sewing would be
more in the manner of Penelope's He could
never have designed to gain even butter to
mis- bread by such a means of livelihood.
Enough for him that there was the name of
Durie dragged in the dirt on the placard and
the some time heir of that proud family t
up cross legged in public for a reproach upon
his brothers meanness And in 50 far his de
vice succeeded that there was murmuring in
the town and a party formed highly inimlCal
to my lord. My lords favor with the gov
ernor laid him NOR" open on the other side.
Ny lady iwhO was never 50 well received in
the colony met with painful innucndoes In
a party of women, where it would be the
topic most natural to Introduce, she was al
most debarred from the naming of needle
work, and | have seen her return with a
flushed cOuntenance and VOW that she would
20 abroad no more.
In the meaLH nile my lord dwet in his de
cent mansion, immersed in farming; pppu-
lar man with his inmates, and careless or
unconscious of the rest. He laid on flesh
had a bright, busy face; even the heat seemed
to prosper with him; and my lady lin despite
of her own annoyances) daily blessed heaven
her father should have left h"r such para
disc. She had looked on from a window
upon H." masters humiliation, and from that
hour appeared to feel at ease. was not sure
myself; as time went on there seemed to me
a something not quite wholesome in my lord?
condition; happy he was, beyond a doubt
but the grounds of this felicity were secret
even in the bosom of his family he broodet
with manifest delight upon some private
thought: and I conceived at last the suS
picion quite unworthy of US bOth that h
kept a mistress somewhere in the town
Yet lie went little abroad, and his day wa
very fully occupied; indeed there was but {
single period, and that pretty early in thu
morning while Dir. Alexander was at his les
son book, Of which | was not certain of thu
disposition Il should be borne in mind, il
the defense Of that which / aow did, that
was always in some fear ny lord was no
quite Justly in his reason; and wiz ar sas2g
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needle or the master biting off thread, for
he still chung to his Wetenae of industry; and
here made point TO JON them wondering
at Eyscf and my companions II any of
my lords friends went DE, he would han
them rhecrfuIly, and cry out he was there to
give some good advice to his brother. who
was now to his delight grown quite indus
trious. And even this the master accepted
with steady cOuntenance; what was I'm his
mind, God knows, Oh perhaps Satan only.
All of a sudden, on a still day OF what they
call the Indian summer. when the " DudS were
changed into gold and pink and scarlet, the
master LAID down his needle aud bdret into
fit Of merriment. think he must have been
preparing it a long while in silence, for the
note in itself was pretty naturally itChed;
but breaking suddenly from 50 extreme a 81
lencc, and in circumstances 50 aVcr>o from
mIrth, it sounded "mmously to my ear.
Henry said he, Il have for once made a
false step, and for once you have had the wit
to profit 10y it. The farce of the cobbler ends
today: and confess 70 you with my com
pIments, that you have had the best of it.
| Blood will out, and you have certainly a
choice idea Of how to make yourself I'M
| pleasant
-NeEei a WOlu Sdlu my IOfu; IL was just as
| though the master had not broken silence
| Come, resumed the master, do not be
| sulky, it will spoil your attitude. You can
now afford believe mel to be little gracious;
| for have not merely a defeat to accept |
| had meant to continue this performance till |
had gathered enough money for a certain
| purpose; confess ingeniously l have not the
| courage. You naturally desire my absence
from this town; have come round by
another way to the same idea. And have a
| proposition to make; or, if your lordship pre-
| fers, a favor to ask"
! Ask it, says my lord.
you may have heard that l had once in
| this country a considerable treasure" re-
turned the master; sit matters not whether
or no-such is the fact; and l was obliged to
bury it in a spot Of which have suficiAnt
indications. To the recovery of this has my
ambition now come down; and, as it is my
own, you will not grudge it me-"
$50 and get it," says my lord. Il make
no opposition"
Yes, said the master, "but to do 50 ]
must find men and carriage. The way is
long and rough, and the country infested
with wild Indians. Advance mo only Sc
much as shall be needfui; either as a lGmr
ToIBS ISsfHEUED.
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The First Step.

PCrhars YOU are run down, can't eat, CAM
sleep. can't think, cant do anything 10 your
satisfaction. and you wonder what aiIs you
You should heed the warning, you are taking
the first step into Nervous PrOstratlon; You
need \ Nerve Tonic, and in Electric Bitters
YOU will tind tue exact remedy for restoring
your rcrv GUS system to it's normal, healthy
condition. Surprising results follow the use
of TIL, great Nerve Tome ard Alternative
Your appetite returns, good digestion Is re
stored and the Liver and Kidneys Resume
healthy acIiOn. Try "A hottie. Price ~ cents
at DlCiss. Thompson 60. 90
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that tor
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
,Dr discovery for Consumption. DR.. Kings New
Life Pis, Buckicn'S ArniCa SaVe, and EIcc-
tric BittCrs and have never handled remedies
that sell as well. or that have given suct
nm yrrsal satisfaction. We do not hesitate
10 guarantee them every time. and We stand
ready to refund the purchase price, if satiS-
factory results DO not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. DrCiSS thompson
n Co., druggists. C "a
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CHAPTER XXI.

TIE HOUR OF LORD DURRIsDEER's TRIUMPH
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AsDuTY TO YOURSELF.

1t il surprising that people will use CON
mon, ordinary pill when they can secure )
valuable English one for the same money. Dr.
Acker's English T!ls are u positive cure tOl
sick herdache and all liver troubles. They art
small, sweer, easily taken and do not grtFt
For sale by Ragland & Shachner. Silly
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BUCKLEN's ARNICAtsALvE.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Cruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chapped Hands, ChilblalnsN
COrns and all Skin EruptlOnS, and, pOsitle-,
ly cures Piles, or no pay require 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price q cents per box
For sale by all druggists. Dreiss, and
Thompson Il Co.'S, wholesale. G) S-l3-ly
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Watches of all makes and in
every style, of silver, gold and orns
amentaI cases at L. Rouvant's. II
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PEOPLE EVERYWHERE

Confirm our statement when we say that 4 ok
er's English Remedy is in every way superior
to any and all other preparations for the
Throat and Lungs. In WhOoping Cough and
Group it is agic and relieves at once. We OF
fer you sample bottle free. Remember this
Remedy Is sold by
a. RAGLAND Co.
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ID. Ouasso the Southern Tailor.
Has now received a fine stock OF
fall and winter goods, and with first
class wOrkmen will turn out only the
best work at reasonable prices; 22l
Commerce street IO-ll-u
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IS LIFE WORTH LIVING?

Not ifIou 60 thrC ugh the world dyspel
ic, Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are positive
cure for the worst forms of DyspeLoia, I'M
gestion. FlatuIeucy and COnstipat on. So
by Ragland & Co, "a
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n sight upon the
bay and shipping,
and a sound from
some way Off OF
mariners singing at
their employ. Here
the two sat with.
out speech or any
external movement
beVOud that of the
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-18
THIS MASTERPIECE OF FICTION
WE CAN AND DO

Guarantee Acker's B.ood Elixir for it has
demonstrated demo fully TO the people OF this
country that it is superior to all other prethr
atoms for blood diseases. IL is a positive cure
for syphilltic poisoning, ulcers, eruptiOns anG
pimpl s. II purifes the wSOe system and
H. ughly Duilds up the constitution. Sold
/, K land n Co. C2)
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rA11r1nN TO MOTHERS.

Every mulher is cautioned against Elvlnt
her child laudanum or paregOrc; II creates an
unnatural craving for slimuiaHts which kills
the mind or the child. ACkrr's BABY SOOther
ESPECIALLY prepared benefit children and
cure their pains 1t is harmless and cOntai Ms
no OPIUM or Morphine, Sold ~ Ragland n
Co.
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VERY NOR.
ming for hard
upon a week
my lord took
his sa IN g
place u on
the bench. 1t
was q pleas
ant place, I'm.
der the green
aCaciaS, with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-24
A Long Branch Train Butts Down the BuC-
Gers In tho Jersey City Depot.

A Long Branch Train Butts Down the Buff
Ters In tho Jersey City Depot.
The air brakes on the Long Branch EXPRESS
train. which arrives in Jersey City over the
Pennsylvania Railroad at 3 o'clock in the after
noon refused to work yesterday. The train
was Just entering the depot In Jersey City.
There were five passenger coaches and a bag
gage car behind the engine. The engineer
blew down brakes, but it was too late to stop
the train by hand The engine struck the
heavy iron buffers at the end OF the track. near
the waiting room In the depot. and carried
them away as though they were sticks Of
wood. 1t continued for ten feet further. crash
ing through the heavy flooring Of the platform
and then stopped suddenly. The cars wero
crowded with passengers. and. as is customary
when trains enter the depot. many OF them
were standing up In the aisles in order to DO
first of when the train came 10 stop.
The stop was SO sudden that many OF the
passengers who were standing were thrown 10
the floor. One man was Knocked against
window and his hand was cut by broken glass.
rushed for the doorways. Everyb body wanted
down were stepped on. The train mon ran
along the station platform shouting that there
was no danger and the excitement was over in
2 few minutes. No one was dangerously hurt
The pilot of the engine was smashed Ia the
collision with the bunkers; That and the
breaking OF the flooring on tina platform was
all the damage that was DONE
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NEW MARK FOR UAVANAS.
The Use or the Cuban Label Like ely to he
GIN on Sept. I.

The Use or the Cuban Label Likely to BE-
GIN on Sept. I.
1t was announced recently that after July 1
next all cigars imported from Havana would
be guaranteed by n special stamp placed upon
the boxes by the Cuban manufacturers. Such
q STAMP has been agreed on by the united
Cuban manufacturers. 1t bears the seal OF the
kingdom OF Spain and the seal OF the city of
Havana. besides the signatures Of the Presi-
dent, Nice-President. and Secretary Of the
Cigar Manufacturers Union OF Havana. This
label will be issued to none who are not mem
bers of the union and ATTEMPTS 10 use il i'm
properly or to initiate it will 10 prosecuted Wig
orously with the sanction Of the Spanish Gov
ernment
Importers here, however have been using
all possible pressure to Lave the date on which
the use Of the stamp begins POSTPONED. Tho
importers are heartily in favor oil the label
but they are not prepared for It now on ac-
count of the Mckinley bill. That measure pro-
noses an increase in the duties on tobacco that
amounts t. about 81 a Thousand cigars, and
importers all over tho country. fearful that it
will become Il law, have been laying in u big
stock OF cigars They have rerreseltted to the
Havana Union that it would he unfair to dis
credit these advance mportations, by putting
side by side with tnem cigars OF exactly the
same grade in boxes carrying tho stamp.
Word Is expected before the end OF the week
that the union has postponed tho date. and
there is reason to believe that the label will DO
first used on Sept. !.
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1t was said at Police Superintendent Murrays cot
tage In Far Rockaway yesterday when suS reporter
called to earn how he that the Superintendent WAS
away fishing and was not expected back until late in
thu evening It was added that tho symptoms which
alarmed Mr. Murray when he first went to Far Rocka.
way. fortnight ago hal nearly II NOT entirely dsap
pearsd, and that he was TO all ntents AMI purposes
himself again These symptoms wero declared to lie
EuOh effects of overWOTk Durable rest and not
the result OF any organic difficulty FERROUS
ton, Tho report OF his having had = tendency 10
paralysis was denied with emphasis II h" continued
to improve HA rapidly a. lie had been Improving he
wouli hs "ntiray well long before his lchve Of sixty
DAYS had expired
An acquaintance Of Mr. Murray, who was inclined to
think he hat been sCker OrRna y than na family ad
mlUed said tla III. imnrovem"nt was manifest lie
walked with more sprinRy tread, anu Was evidently
stronger than whom he arrived at Far ROckaway
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ONE KILLED AND THREE INJURED.
The AmonIa Tank OF an Ice Machine Ex.
DlOdrs In HObokcn.

The AmonIa Tank OF an Ice Machine Ex-
DlOdrs in HObokcn.
An Ice machine was being put In Henry
Hrter's pork packing establishment in Hobo
ken yesterday afternoon when tank OF
amonia exploded. Henry Drake. n laborer Of
252 East Seventy-fourth street. this city, who
was helping hoist the machine with pulley.
was struck in the head by piece OF the tank.
and instantly killed. J. J. Meyer. the superin.
tendent Of the Arson Manufacturing Company
of this city whore the ice machine was made.
was struck in the breast by q piece OF metal,
and was seriously injured. Thomas Kelly. q
laborer OF 303 East Thirty second street, this
city. who was helping Drake at the pulley was
knocked down by q piece Of wood from the
tunk. and was seriously injured. and Henry
Hirter. the owner of the packing houSe. was
injured about the head and shoulders, He and
Meyer were removed to their homes. brakes
body was sent to tho Morgue and Kelly was
taken 10 st. Marys Hospital. County Physician
Converse will try to find out what caused the
amOniR 10 explode.
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FerrybOnt in Collision.

The fsrryboa Hudson City of the Corland line
nearing her slip III Jersey City about O'Clock yes
terday afternoon, when schooner loaded with ice
from Maine ran into her. The schonnerS boWSprit
poEed It's way through the en- OF the mems cabin.
tearing out dozen seats and smashing nvs wiudoWG
-Four who were In the seats were thrown head.
the cabin. They and the other passen
ran TO the front Of tho boat Tho schooner drftsd
with the ferrybOat moment and then driftod away.
carrying with her ve feet 0f tho abin side. AZ
soon as she was loose her Captain headed her up the
river and sailed away. The ferrybOat continued her
trip to lloboxen.
The men who tossed ont OF their seAta ERE IN
Injured Tho ferry officials do not know the name ct
tho schooner They say tho collision WAS entirely the
fault OF The schooner's Captain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-24

In the minds of all who saw him yesterday on
the witness stand. Although he was as cool.
self-possessed. and even tempered witness
plainly that he was very sick man, His skin
was sallow. and there was hollow look about
the eyes, and q general worn -out appearance
thetc contrast with tho straightforward viRor
OF his testimony. When he finally left the
stand there seemed TO be n sudden giving way
OF his strength, and his face become so drawn
and haggard that his friends were seriously
the examination ended, and he was hurried
homo In carriage.
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Flames In Brooklyn Inst Might

Tho Atlantic Color Works at North Eleventh aud
briggs streets WiliAmsburgh took nre about O'Clock
last night The flames originated In the drying room
and after they discovered xposion took
place The contents OF tho building very indAm.
mabe and before the nremen reached the scene tho
roof Of the main building had fallen in The only por-
the rear North Twelfth street in which sor
a quantity OF Paris green. Tho buildings and stock
were owned by the hrm of PfeiEer 4 LAdenberg who
e,tmate their loss on machinery at s2oOpo stoc
$1,000 and on the factory a. 5000 This Is partly
the fire spread TO the machine shop OfFuchs RAnd'G
North Twelfth street causing \ loss OF SlOOl
Nobody knows what caused the fire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-24

Judge LacoInhe, In the United States Circuit Court
signed order Yesterday granting the petition Of Wal
ter s, Johnson receiver OF the Marine National Bank
who recently applied for AUTHORIZATION to dispose OF
securities whlcn came into his possekon as Tsrsysr
Tho securies are chiefly railroad bonds and INCLUDE
hrst mortgage bonds OF tho Norfolk southern road
Company valued at S,t,lsO; S25gUO or ltIAntir and
la.ihc common SOCK ana 10 shares OF capital stock
OF the American National BANK Note Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-24
KEEPS 4 FENCE For STOLEN HORSES.
This IL What the Police Suspect Is George
y. AbbOtta Business.

This IL What the Police Suspect Is George
y. AbbOtpa business.
George F. Abbott. who keeps junk store in
Pearl street this city, and stable in Jay
street, near Concord street. in Brooklyn was
arrested yesterday by Detective Sergeant
Crowley and brought TO this city. accused OF
having in his possession horse and wagon
which had been stolen from Michael Gallagher
OF lith street, near First avenue. several
weeks ago. lon other horses and half dozen
wagons were found in the stable. and they arc
also supposed TO have been stolen. One OF the
horses was identified last night by Henry
Schnier. 1t had been stolen from his stable in
Meier identified wagon as his properly. The
Brooklyn police authorities believe that Abbott
used the stable as fence, and had been carry
ing Oh an extensive trade with horse thieves.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-24
a Cow Cnughtina switch.

A few DAYS ago John Mccarthy q Besville. n. j.
lost valuable coy IN IN unusual way. The animal
waS strRYins on tho Eric Railroad trace at the William
crossing when train came sweeping around the
curve. She saw the danger ana AIRED run. when
one OF her his h"os Uut raugnt in swatch opening and
size sank upon her Knees. SIZE TryAIHei her feet and
struggle hard TO release ths mpTIsol ed hoof The steel
grip would not give, however aiIi the locomotive
EtTnck her aud sent hor diving dozen yards away. She
was Killed Instantly 4 pvTHon Of her hOot Was LEFT
Sticking IN The switch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-24
PIser 4; IIarI.Is Fail.

Abraham FisCr and Jacob Harris User 4 IIarrisl.
dealers in clothing dry goods and household goods for
cash and on tie ihstallmrnt pan Mt 1872 Bowery and
Psi Third avenue made an assignment yesterday to
Charles Lyon without preference Mr Pser owned
considerable real estate which was mor,gaGed The
real estate, II IL Ehd, Is included IN the assignment
The failure wss pGecil!Aed ~ an attachment for
SiIS obtained on SATURDAY The assignee expects to
realize very good amount for the creditors Tho in.
Ncntory on June II is said showed stock Siis 40
Hganst liability of SIS 90 There Il now about S.hiO
10 be oo!eHted for goods sold on the nStament plan,
James DtlAh"rly, dealer III CluR aud suits at SO
Mercer street made All assignment yesterday TO George
j. \
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den Daniel y sickleS CO.. II. T. Morgan, Comma.
SIoner Jacob Hess ex-senator Gibbs Major John 4
NuRrnt and other 81 the friends Of Major William But
lard Of tho city iealti department. met last evening
~ Tue house OF cen \ li'rnum and presented 10
Major BulhT pliT NJ seeNe buttons WIKI .u irs
diamonds ~ an euAWellrI badge ~ the Third Army
t0rps which zen SrS 81 Commanded, and m With
MAnr bnaArd s'rv'd during tho war zen, SlvkIss
lnAde The lressMtA .lnIE N'Ns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-24

AFRess0r UOn aRkOi The hoard OF Revision OF Assess
monts yesterday to conhrm tho assessment maps for
tie Brook avenue sewer assessment. Col. Gon said
that the city was losing $50 day interest because of
the DELAY IN laying tins assessment The amount in
voyed Is S4aOuOl and though tho work las ne en- done
years tho UHHTE OF the UFUpety benefited have
never pnli cent: Yesterday John IIashin Who has
some property Affected aHkel the Board for furtheT
delay, and they postponed action until Monday neM
TINS amused col ulioh. as the law provides that as
easements are Ontrmed II not rejected or revised
within Ihirty days after they are present Ell ny the
for The Bruuk ANemur seMer AaseEhinnnI ~ - "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-24

Tie hearing in tho suit Of Talmadge and Martin
against eNGov Lounshury Of the National Republican
League money alleged to be due for campaign print
ing was continued before Referee RAegcner in tho
Stewart binding yesterday Assistant Secretary f. NJ
johnson OF Albany who had charge OF the Fifth avenue
branch Of the LrsENe during the campaign. testified
that lie ~ ened the mail himself. and TeceVrd great
many doas in answer 10 the 81 subscription BLANKS
printed by the mpRnAnts aud sent out hy he ags
After the election lie Wroi" out tho names these sub
EcribsrB on ieccs OF paper which he pun on airing
for future reference An adjournment was uk an until
IhuTslaY " N'''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-24
JocLey WING Palmer Arr.,,,a

Nills Palmer, tho Jockey was arrssted a.t night
an lork"d up in the finh avenue police station in
hr"okHn' accused OF having stolen a gold watch and
bannoh OF Tenth AysnuS and TWentst6 EiTesL Win
Hhom ne had been boarding for some time. Pawn
p0AsgsGI0R "'' ''NN "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-24
Recovered Money Paid for Worthless
Stock,

Elizabeth u. Vail got judgment q bond for
$50. 56l7I against g. W Quntard and Jessie Reynolds
in Part H. supreme Court Circuit before Judge Bar.
rett and jury yesterday. Mrs Vail purchased stock
in mine upon the representations of Dentist William
y Reynolds She received no reo"mpense and brought
suit Tgainst Reynolds geting verdict for the amoInt
claimed Mrs Reynolds. tho wife OF the defendant and
Quintard furnished a bond for the amount hut tho
judgment satisfied and proce sGugs were ipstl,
tuted against the BuretleB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-24

Tho Aldermens COMMITTEE on Railroads It is under
stood viii report day in favor OF enforcing tho ord
nance requiring all the street railroad conn anieS 10 run
cars on not more than twenty minutes 'hsEdWEY AL
night long minority report In favor Of eTeRntinG
certain lines vii w offered BY Aldermen RaekhSa snd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-24
Weak
and Weary

In early summer tho warmer weather is es-
pecially weakening and eneryating. aud that
tired feeling prevails everywhere. The great
benefit which people Mt this season derive
from Hoods SarsAparllla proves that this
medicine makes tho weak strong" 1t does
not act like q stimulant impartnG fictitious
strength but Hoods Sarsaparllla builds up in
perfectly natural way all the weakened parts
and purifes the blood.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S.. Prepared
by c. l. HOOD Il CO.. Lowell Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar