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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-26

INuR sALE-oNE GOOD SECOND
II hand square piano, $50. Agent for
Behnipg piano. For tone aud durability
Il cannot be eAeeiled. WILLIAM XoI4-
PER, COB King street, practical turer
and maker of pianos aud organs. i39-2Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-26

I1oR SALE ouEAP-A STANDING
IL DESK, suitable for plneing against
Mall. Apply at this office. i90.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-26

IloR sALE-EARIIY ROSE AND
II Burbank potatoes for seed at COO a
bushel. Jason DAVIS. fa1-6td.itwt
TjsoR sALf1Iooss- FRENrH STfEET
II VIII he sold cheap and possession
given IL sold soon. Apply TO PHILIP r.
OZARK & co. s24 Market st. fe5f6t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-26

M OR sALi4--A COLLECTION OF
~ wcll-mude dearburns, wagons and
carriages at fair prices. WM. HAM.
NoND, End and French streets. d5-3ma
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-26

IoR sALE-A LOT OF sPLEN- M
did singing canary birds, al PAH- s2l
AIRS. No. HB kast second 81. di-H 4s$
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-26

IHXECUToR's SALE or REAL Es-
IL tate-wiii be sold at public sale at
the Court House, on Market street above
Tenth, Wilmington Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-26

VIZ ANTEp-AlL PERSONS WHO
w cook and bake to semi for tho best
cooking stove in .ho world. Price $l2.
fia. $50. Terms-i0 per cent. discount
cash with order. or ono-half with order,
balance at GO days.
ALFRED COLES, $50 Myrtle Ave-,
iS0-d-wIy Rrooklyii. n, Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-26
BALTIMORE
e. OHIO
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect November lB, 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BOUND.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-26

DUBLIC SALE OF yAIUA ABLE
Il young Western horses. The under
signod will sell at public sale on SAT-
GRDAf, FEBRUARY. %, 1891, 20 head
of Young Western horses, at the Middle
town II otel, MiddIctown. Delaware. IL
of said horses are good brood mares
with foal JESTER s. Mcp Ak1kI.
l.. W. stidhnm & son, Ancfs. f1s-2tHt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-26

CEILING OUT FINE MILLINERY
y very cheap, ut MRS. SMITHS $40
Madison street. f4.0t4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-26

Nv A N I L D--A PARTNER WITH
w capital of two to five thousand dol
lars, in II well-estabiished and good paying
business; II maehinist or thorough bust
ness man preferred. Apply at No. 90.
Shipley street. f25-tf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

Choose tho largest omngrs. with clear
skins. a. tho skins form tho larsr.t part II
thc mnrmalnie, Weigh the orange. aud
weigh also an equal quantity Of loaf sugar.
Peel them, dividing The pc,ls ntoquArters,
and put them Into q preserving pan, cover
them well with water aud 81 them on the
I'm a. inll ~ tho mean time prrpafu your
oranges, dividuthem intn gnres. then scrata
with icaapoon al thopulp frum tho white
akin, or, instead of pooling thv orHuFrs, cnt
a hole 10 them aud scoop out ilc pulp, ~.
moving caruiul'y an the pip Have .
large haslu near with a0mo cold water la IL.
"a throw Tho plps nul prHls lutu=a pint u
sufficient Tor dozen oranges
4 great deal ~ glutlnnns matter ndhcraa
20 them, which. when strained through "a
sieve. should hr boiled with tho other parts.
When tho peuls have boiled an they arr
fulilciruily trulrr b. admit % fork being
stuck easily iuto them. strain thrmi scrafe
clean Ill tho pIth. ar inside, from them.
lay them 10 folds, and cut them into thin
slices u about an Inch long Clarity your
sugar; then thruw the pools and pulp into
4, stir u will, aud lot 10 boil Tor about halt
m hour, Put IN jara aud tio down with
hlndder, Tils u m eacellegt English
formula Rural Californian
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

There Is a log Of yellowisl colored
wood standing iust outside u CHI llua
gate, pekln. THIS log has remained In
H. present position since the fall Of the
Old Wing dynasty. II Is Ia good prescr.
walton, and has commanded the respect
oi all Glasses aud conditions al IoOple.
Insects IN Chiua usually make inroads
ION timber In a very short while, but
lhoy are sald never 10 uliFlt upon this
sacrod tco trunk, and Il Is true that
they have not left a single tracc Of their
work upon IL, while the titnben la every
direction arc u perfect honeyeomb Of
insect work
The ChuOse people believe that the
log Is the hahltation OF some god, and
on that account gather aud worship at
~ hase ~ least once a year Among
the highnr classes the day for this
unique species Of wo--hip Is the lint Of
each Succeeding u1nih, uniSss that day
should happan q BE- a nov moon day.
on oct Of every year tho emperor
commands tho board Of ceremonies 10
appoint committee TO pay their ~.
sports TO tho dellied log. st. Louis
Ruuuhlic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

Medicines should h. kopi all together In
soue locked closet or high shelf The prac.
tioe Of some hunsekcrt-ra % set bottle
hers and them I'll over the house is not
only untidy, but dangerous, u thrru arr
childrun In tho family II Il curious the
fascination bottle whose contents arr un.
known has i0r many childfun. poIsDns
should never ho Kept n you buy i've
Sentf wurih II sugar u lead 20 30 q
danhiful color. or an ounce N hcllchorc 10
sprinkle iufstci plAnts, don't preserve ths
remnant Zoe year., NJ n fatal risk. bccause
you may noel n come time again. Burn
oil surh powders personally, " pour such
liquids down The sink yourself and rIusa
the bottle before putting Il Into the ash
barrel
kcvp meiicinss. an duly labeled. In a
cool. DARK place. ilrat, even 20 "a moderate
dcTrc', and ilght chemically affect SONS
dfuss 10 their duiflmcnt Prescriptions
ought 90 b. labeled a. 10 thrir usn. aud Tor
which mumtur 81 the family Obtained
They ought not, even thon. 60 b. kcpi TOO
long. Time works change. which tame.
times entirely transform their effect
weakening 70 In some compounds aud In
other Rrraily Strengthening Il b. tho
evaporation 81 t1mu volatile diluting u.
quii
Powdered substances. such ~ lorax,
alum o. magnrsla, should d. iolt not he
boso- ot papgu, from which they dust out.
hut In wide fnguthcl bottles 1hosa in
which poinado Or yaseline l. ,sld arr god
Tor such purTJ-s when they arr cnptiei 81
thar original contenis. Csinphof gum
should b. kept Nrpafla. from other drugs.
IN a jar ~ bottle with tight cover or glaa
cork. Otherwise H. powerful flavor will
pcrinenis otter mixtures or suletHncus-
Her puint u View IN New York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

sfrs. lacy staue.Iii aetwcli's Iariy Career.
The uninitiated always look with amaze.
mcnt when they sco Nu. Lucy Stone IN.
troduccd 10 an nuiIencc. and then her hus.
band. Dr. Blgc' well. introduced Hut the
initiated under tuni that By this retention
Of her mullen maine the wife Intends 10
protest ngnlnst what she would term the
loss of individuality INFLICTED" upon the
poor woman n today Il i m interesting
fact, but little known. that the clergyman
who united lieury u. blackwell 10 Lucy
Stone thiry-slx years ato was Thomas
Wentworth Higgnson. the noted author
Of today, then a settled minister IN Worces-
ter. AZ that time. ~ Dr. Blackwell him.
self says, ave" meaning the bride lnd
bridegroom. made public protest against
the Injustice of tho laws, which wr1ugcl
aud degraded wives. and said that he con.
forming 70 the law. we ia not express np.
prevail " the unequal condition IL Imposed
upon the wife"
The daughter u TINT union ai,pis both
her parents nlmct ~ her surname Mr..
blackwell. by the way. il nn Englishman
by birth, and brother NJ Elizabeth Black.
well. the first woman ~ America whU ever
received the DEGREES u doctor u medicine.
lii wife was the daughter " q West
iirookneld farmer, believe. ~ any rate,
the father had no sympathy with ADVANCED
idcas of education. aud frequently told his
daughter that hoF desire Tor college
training wns a crazy freak, her mother, be-
declared. had never brcn In college. and
she know 40 that was necessary fora WON.
un-thai u, reading aud writing.
But The young girl WIS 81 different
mind. and fsaolnioly worked hrr own way
thrnnsh oherlin college. During some
wrrks she had but ATTY oanfs ~ spcnd on
fo0d fur tho entire seven days. nni her
cooking shc herself did Yet she b,camo
On later days a valuable CO worker With
Theo'ior parier Willlnm Lloyd Garrison
and Marie Mitchell, and l. today an active
factor In the temperance and suitcase
movements " America She l. most
mrthorly looking woman. aud pusscsa., ma
engaging manner boston Cot. New York
Commercial Advertiser.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

The member Of the family who, II any
one, has 10 h. stluted b the mother have
very rarely indeed known sick child %
vtnt Tor anything within her moans. even
n she have o. 40 without ncCussaries Tor
hursrif After the long Illness OF mem,
b-r Of poor household " h. y common
thing Tor the mother 90 break down from
scanty fecdinsand anxious watching. one
Monday morning, In the depth Of the late
Terrible winter, thin, poorly clad itilo
woman came through a snowstorm 10 an
East End work houss 20 ask ior food fnr
her children. Her husband was lying ill
IN the inhrfnAry. and shr had i've children
10 support by ohnriug aud doing odd jobs
The woman had h.an au out patient at
the hospital herself tor debility, and was
taking tonic medicine nt the time Tho
relieving officer was Kind. aud at once a..
sisted the family With food. Ton minutes
after the applicant had left the relief
oiilcrs | wa fetched ln hasis 90 soe the poor
womau, who bad Just reached home with
tho badly nuudsl food She had placed tilo
bread aud mat GA the table aud fallen
dead on the ioll
War surprised % see I've chubby, we'll
led children standing by the bcd on which
lN their dead mother. The story was a
common one, the food had an gone % the
lliilo ONES, the mother bad sacrificed her
llir 20 snye tholrsl WeAre familiar enough
with such things In l3ut London.
am not over anxious 90 defend tho self
lulu|suni pluper male parent llc % ton
often careless enough Of BIZ family. but "
the mother eau, on the whole, NY moth,
Ing bat good - mother" says Cole,
ridge, MS the holiost thing alive" and 1
should lud0rse the sentiment even had no
other experience whervwlth 20 illudmt,
u than that CLEANED from my East london
parish work. -Aiuetecnth Century.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

Mn ]. g. Aver has million u dollars
IN pearls alone. Mr.. W, X. Vanderbilt has
coronet worth tSolcco Mr., j. j. A.
tors jewel box wa richer than that II
Lolita PaulllnIA Mrs William Asior's
Jewels are said 10 hc worth sdOpoOno The
emeralds II Mrs., e. T. Huntington arc Inn
monsrly valuable. a. arr her rumra. Vastly
richer l. this lady than VIVA Marie de Modl,
els Ia precious sions-. We rad of an heir.
So In England " tho Rnthsehild oonnac,
ton whose pearls are worth eipaOJ0 No
one know how much MONEY Queen Veto
ria has pun Into ioWelry, but Il u a great
deal. Miller Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

a sober ousker's little Jote and Is
AWmi. startling Result

AWmi. startling ResaiL
There Is u white haired old Friend
living in Chester county whose face
wears au expression Of deep sorrow that
seems craven there Friends who have
known him for twenty I've years have
the nrst smile % SEQ on his broad, fur.
rowci face. lie l. wonderfully be
nevolcnt and kindly old Quaker es-
pceially to the colorcd people. WHO come
10 him from miles around for counsel
and assistance.
There l. q shadow on the old mans
life Of which few oi his friends have
any idea. II was cast way back IN the
war times Ills homo had been n
station on the underground railway"
and 10 his lnomc ono bleak night came
bright eyed. ebony skinned little run.
away Of about fourteen year. llo
was such n quick wittcd. chippcr little
chap that the Kind hearted Quaker
concluded TO keep him 20 run crrands
and do chores about the farm. especial.
~ ~ he pleaded 20 hard 10 bo allowed
10 stay. II was not long. however. be.
fore he developed into tho most incor.
riaibly michIoyous little "dafkcy' that
ever came out Il slavery
Ploadings, lectures aud seedlings had
no morn effect On him than The whist
ling Of the wind through the trees a
good birch switch would hold him Ia
check for an hour or two. but his nj.
oriuation would disappear With the
sting one day tho Quaker wont on
railway Journey and took the little col.
orcd lad with him. On the road was
a long turncl. aud before they reached
II Il occurred to the Friend that IL ter.
mr.. might be- utilized In bringing about
n reformation In tho black bundle Of
mischief beside him. - he said
Cesar I have tried 10 bcfriond
thee. aud you give mo only disobo
dicnce mud trouble Ia return lngnti.
tudo Is n black sin, and now fear thee
must answer for t."
Just before they reached the tunnel
he rose and said gravely. Cesar, I
leave thee TO thy punishmcnt"
Tho train dashed into the blacknce
II the Tunnel with a shrek fron the
locomotive like a triumphant Bcnd.
and when Il emerged into th, light
Cesar was lying Ia a heap On the iloor.
between tho seats, They picked him
up tonderly.
The mischicvous little dariy was
dead. Philadelphia Press
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Since iscs women have lso.u authorized
tostudy mtdiciuc in Ifaneu under precisely
The sans conditions NJ the men They aru
also permitted 10 b. health officers. and
here, too, tho conditions nru tho same a.
Tor the mails candidates. Tho school "
pharmacy r,quirs for the diploma OF
chsmists either a haohurlor's degtcc or
TEACHER. certificate. The course lasts siH
yrAfs. Of which thfeo arr passed IN pucti.
cal work In pharmacy for drntlsa
thrru "a a school Of odontology. founded In
issi. and therr. too. women are received
under the same conditions NJ tho men.
Mldwiy-. must BE- furnished with the al.
plomA 81 hrut or second class. A. tho
ciinlqua d'aocuuehemrnt women from
eighteen 10 forty may attend the weekly
practical lrctura. After q ton m0uth.
eouns Of study an examination foF tho
Second class diploma !. held
The puplis leaving the maternity usual.
~ possess arst class diploma. An
licensed midwiyos must po-srss a int class
diploma Prom amoag those Afr chosen
tho nuu.gs who reside AZ tho hospital
These receive In payment so francs tho
lut year. l.Voo the tccuui, aud lao tho
third year. seventy nve wet nurssa arr A..
AtNNA ." Wv NAfAAANN w AAhNANNN " hNN
Clluiqus d'Accouohumvnt, and them arn
also certified vet nuns attached 70 tho
other hospitAlA They aru paid 30 francs
year
Doc the poet of lady delegate no c1ndi.
tious arc ezaetod Thee iadip receive
from I, so tio0ol 10 2,ooo ttoO frahcs year.
The sick nurses can rise 20 b. under IN,
spe'turu aud even head inspectors Of their
wards THESE siok nurses must also b.
furnished with diplomas, bat that given by
tho municipal schools u held sufficient.
They ncei,u from 20 eco 20 bno 0l0W
franc, ~ year, with lodgings, aud frntn i.a0o
OlJl TO $50 (tl,0 without There Is 40
ngularly established school Of nuning Ia
France. Exchange,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

Queen Elizabeth was only better Oh than
Helen Of Troy and Queen hashnp, bride
of lhothers ! la that sha lhd Jewels cut
Into fuuccts, on diamonds, rubl1s and zap.
phircs, and more brilliant and r,slleniuut
than those u Lolita pgrllgiH. bcagse
the jewellers had karnei fa cat them. a
told cloak clasp Of Queen Eilgbs.h had
Dix sapphlrvs, sixty praria, eighteen rllles
and four emeraids. -Jvnneaa' Miller Mag,
acme.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08
For Sal, by all Dealers 10 White Lead.
IEnAl NOTICE..
In the Probate CONT m and toe salt Lake
Ouuuty, Terutory ~ Utah
10 the matter u ths Tsiais Of Thomas
ilit Deceased.

NOTICE - lii.ntni ofYfN THAT
~ tluheih ~, administrator - tlu ra.
tate % thnmHH me. deceased, has rendered foe
settlement, AMI nled "a rhld Court, her nual
account uf Der administration ~ said estate
and petition Tor nnAl disiuhuiiun ~ she resi-.
due ~ said estate amung The persons entitled
June, A.p, isi, Al " O'Clock am, a the CouTi
Room Of Haid court, M the tounly Court
liuuss. salt lake Oity and County, Utah Tenn.
tory, has been duly appointed by the judge u
aid lnurt, Zoe tho setilamfnl OF said arUouut
sud hearing said petition Tor distribution. at
which time aud place any person Interested On
siid tfiait may Hrpfaf ami show rauurt N uuy
there BE-, why Haid account should not be sri.
tied and approved and anal disuihul0h made
a. prayed lot.
dated May - ~.
p.E ALLEN,
Oiork oi The Probate C0urt,
Ny &, D. sTAstuH, deputy, did
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E'iA's Of Ra'nss Rasmussen, Deceased.

fiiAie Of Rasmgs Rasmussen, Deceased.
NOfluE u HEREBY GIVES ny TIE
~ uhleHlEnei. AdmiuisIutfin Of tho ~.
alr o. hisuus liasmnfsun. deceased, 20 the
efeaiioTg or and AZ pefanns having ciAims
ashlnst the SAID deceased. 20 fNhillt them with
thr hpnrsahry v1u1hcff. within Iuun months
amer The HH1 publication ~ thu noilre, 10 tic
sad adminifiiatIA, "a tie 0nlcr Of lthae ~
MHddell Attorney, q aud q katt ilrst south
slfuet, hnl1 l.Akr CITY, IA tho county Of hAll
ltkc,
dated Aprll giih. isql.
NINA HAsMTssIN,
Administrative u ihc eatale u llasmuf gAs.
hhsseht 600 eA3rt' diaNsm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

Acouespanlont FROM Bristol, II. l.,
'ontrihuirs the following It wa. at
the time the Kings Daughter VEN
having special meetings In Newport.
Our driver WIN a man Of tho old school.
and he considered Il his duty no we'll ~
his privilege la entertain us with mcy
comments on matters Of contemporary
human Interest Il took "a whole pnr.
y down To Miss Vuuiorbilrs last
h'shl he bogan "fulEs sny they
ar gcluns up new religion In Now
,orA' he continued, following some
unread OF relevancy 10 Ms Invisible
Ana the head OF Il g down here ln
NewpoH nov (Muah Interest ON our
part II believe they call t4omsolyes
See'ns Say, It's going to bo a big
Thing Git Nv, New York Trlhuna
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uIsronY orrnr nAsNooW srlnn

THIS History Of tho Bannook Stake,
complied by Andrew Jensen, and late
ly Published In the DrsEREr WEEKLY,
has now been Issued IN pamphlet form,
aud can now br had at the DEsEi,rr
NEWS office at a5 cents per cory. d&a
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lie called at tho hous. and asked u
shc had any carpets To beat, adding
that he had been In tho business over
twenty years.
'llow much to beat tho pAIlor car
pctf she asked
"one dollar"
why, that's awfull Thcr was n
man here yesterday who offered 10 do
tho fob for iifty cents"
Exactly, madam. But how was no
prpardr'
''Ilo had club In his hand
II presume 20. lie intended TO tako
tho carpet out On n yacant lot, didn't
her
YES, slr. ouryard lstoo small, you
know"
Exactly. That l. tapestry brussels
earpeL Il l. badly won. II has nu.
mcpus holes Ia Il. Ito would make
great show In ectting Il out and Ia
thcrc. out ON tho lot he would give
you away 10 every ono who asked who
the carpet belonged 10. i that tho
way 10 do a Job Of this sortr
''llow do you do ~"
u take the carpet out through the
alley, wheel Il home. | beai Il IN a
yard surrounded by high board fence.
and while am returning Il, MI nicely
rolled up and covered with cloth, u
any ono asks mo what have | reply
that Il Is a velvet carpet for 22i Blank
street II no one asks mo amy quus
tons ! call ~ houses on either sido Of
you and AK u they have jusi ordered a
new Wilton. They watch mo and 80
mo come In here. Madam, In tho Ian.
guago u tho Greek. do you twigr
lilo was given tho ioh - -
Danger Ia Lishinr In,siaps.
The public q frequently warned by tho
medical profession Of tho danger which
lurks in tha practiou VI dAmping the gum
on envelopes with tho tongue, aud not.
wiihsundlng the many CASES II ylrulunt
aud serious diseases, ESPECIALLY of syphilItio
tps, which have l.en traced ~ such an
orlgin. tho practice ~ still almost uni.
NvrsL Among atismpia which have bcrn
made 20 provide d means ~ esclp|ug the
nrcrssiiy Of licking tho rnyrlopu d an an.
tomato lncA envelope On the Hap Of tho
envelope Hfu two protesting nlngus. and
all that u necrHsary 10 close tho cnyrl1ru
!, 70 fold these nang,s by clearly denoted
lines aud lusrrt the Zap thus narrowed ln
slot, wheWupon the folded naugcs huta,
mWlcally lock themselves aud tho enyol
ope cannot ho oprnud without living torn
The operation sounds much morc compll,
Gated than 10 really l., Tor one II the new
envelopes can h. closed ~ readily Al tho
b'iter known gnmnri envelope.
still another rumciy ~ u patent mnrhine
which mulstrni the open flaps of envelopes
and similar articles drawn through Il. This
consists oi a reservoir with couycxed under
snriAcr, which Is attached 10 tho vertical
msmh'r VI a frame, When the gummri
hapui un envelope ia passed undnr sponge,
which extends slightly downward within
m opening in tho ht-a Of the frame. a
spring arm b. slightly lifted and raises u
Plug, allowing water 10 enter the reservoir
and pormiungits low through the sponge.
which b thus Kept in a thoroughly mnlst
condition, The Immediate return NJ the
Plug 10 ir position by the spring arm.
after iheeuytllpo has lren passed through.
lrvepts further How NJ the mnIstpnetl
liquid New York Commercial Advertiser.
uncsus or samouung.
4
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That
Tired Feeling

Is experienced by almost everyone a, this
season. and many people resort to Hoods
sarararlla 10 dive away the languor and
cthauuon. The blood. laden with Impurities
which have been accumulatinr Ter months.
moves aiurTishiy through The veins. tie mind
fails % think quickly, aud Tho holy Is Sun
slower 10 respond.
Hood's sarsapariiia
= iuii what Il nccd,i. Read what u said BY
Mt G. farmcite. $40 Bridge Street, brooklyn.
" W ~ take iiood's sirapafifia as
spring tonic and recommend it 10 al who
have that miserable tired feeling"
"foryoaa was sick every spflnr. but last
year fiuk ifooi's sauaradlA ~ February
and iavo not seen sick day since" O. W.
SLOAN. Milton. Niiss.
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That
Tired Feeling

\ n dangerous condition due directly % de-
pleiod or Impure blood. II should not bc
allowed 10 continue, rs IN ~ debility Tho
system it especially liable 10 serious attacks
~ illness. u is remarkable how beneficial
Iioof's sarararIlii iiin This cncryatins state.
.,,, Possessing just those cls-
hood'B mcnts which tho system
Sarsapn- needs and readily scifc'.
a., tidi medicine punnet tho
FilIa blood. aud impafn a feeling
Of serene strength which IL comforting and
satisfying. liond's saraiufila u the best
nmsiy for ihit weakness which prevails al
change n season. climate of ne.
II have 'hccn convinced noLo,
,ai Hoods sarapaHlia is "eNSS
one oi The greatest medl tho weak
ciuel In he world. I say et,ory
THIS iur iir hcurht 81 nli ~'D
other iifvd out run down. hani.vursing
vomen. iiooi's sariapinlla 4 not only ca.
ocitnt ~ q blood pufihrf but fof oil oihcr
female complaints. even V u long standing
Mus. N. 4. scAhLErr. Norih,illt +. O., Aiich.
Hoods SarsaparlIIa
SADLY au dme.lis. sii slr foffA frsrafsdohiy
b. C.L nOop& 90. Apoiissauet. lowell. MaiA
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-08

We mention price. f lack Of hut In.
profitable Goods aud
everybody With equal cc. W.
mol know poor CONN; ONE! conn: ALL.