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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-14

Little Meta Edwards, infant daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Edwards, died in
Edge6eld May the 9th, 1891. Only the
day previous the fond parents had arrived
at the fathers old home with their first
born, that relatives and friends might see
their "precious babe.n Ia few sh ort
hours the delicate little bud was transferred
to unfold in the genial climes of Heaven.
The little "sunbesm" that frightened
her grandms's home is waiting for the
loved ones at the pearly gates. May her
look forward to the happy reunion, where
there will be no pain or sorrow. The
Peoples Advocate and the Baptist Courier
please copy. q. a. w.
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Honen Path Items.

Some persons left here this (Tnesday)
morning for the Centennial in Columbia,
and others will leave tomorrow morning.
Messrs. g. E. Moore and Frank Austelle
attended the pic mic at Erwins last Friday.
Mr.. L. M. Wilson attended Church at
Bethel last Sunday.
The Willing Workers will serve refresh
ments at the Academy next Saturday
night. They should be we'll patronized, as
they are raising funds to pay for work on
the Church.
Our young people are taking much inter-
est in lawn tennis since the stores began
closing at six o'clock.
MIR. J. r. Donnald will soon be of to
Charleston with another car load of ost-
tie.
Cotton comes up slowly, and many fear
that they will not get stand.
Messrs. +. W. Moore and Dennis and
Black Culbertson spent Saturday and Sun
day in Honea Path.
The closing exercises Of the Honea Path
High School will be on Thursday night,
Friday and Friday night, June 4th and
9th.
On last Thursday aftern oon Rev. A. c.
Stepp met with q very painful accident.
he is having some Improvements made o n
his house, and while Walking around where
The hands were at work he stepped on 8
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Now try This.

It will cost you nothing and will surely
do you good, il you have Cough, Cold, or
any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump'
ton, Coughs, and Colds is guaranteed to
give relief, or money will be paid back.
Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the
thing and under it's use had q speedy and
perfect recovery. Try sample bottle at
our expense and learn for yourself how
good thing it is. Trial bottles free at Hill
Bros. Drug Store. Large size SEC. and
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Only flowers o my sisters,
Let us tell the story o'er,
From the Iippling mountain rivers
To the Wave-song on the shore.
Let us cast our memories backward,
Past the tombstones Of the years,
To those days of weary marches,
Battle6elds, and woman's tears.
To the days when Southern banners
Proudly waved DER fort and town
To the end when Southern soldiers,
Slowly pulled those colors down.
England has her grand old Abbey,
Filled with tombs and STORED urns;
France has Pere le Chaise, and Scotland
Bears q shaft to Robert Burns.
Then let Carolina's daughters
Pluck the rosebuds if they will,
Weave them into fragrant garlands,
Deck the graves from shore to hill.
But above the roses bushes
Build column that shall tell
Why the Southern soldiers rallied,
Why they fought and how they fell.
And that snowy marble cleaning,
Underneath the Southern sun,
Lo! twill tell of deeds of valor,
Tell of battles lost and won.
Carve the noble flag upon it,
That once waved DER fort and town,
Carve the names of those who bore it,
And who slowly pulled it down.
Kill CoURTLAND.
anderson, S. C.
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A Big EntarprIso.

The largest stock of rough, dressed aud
dried Lumber in Anderson. The very
best pine Shingles in great quantity. An
immense stock OF Doors. Sash, Blinds, &C.,
can be seen at the extensive works Of the
SULLIVAN MANUFACTURING Co. II you
hayn't time to take a few steps to their
works opposite the G. & G.. Freight Depot,
call on Sullivan Hardware Co., on the
Public Square, for any information want
ed. The Sullivan Manufacturing Co. have
every facility for handling Lumber. and
employ the very best skilled labor. When
they sell you Dried Lumber, you may be
sure it IS dry.
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Delays are Dangerous.

The benefits accruing to poor men from
carrying life insurance have recently had
at least two striking e1empli6cations in
this county in the deaths of Messrs. De.
Witt G, Holcomb and s. B. BroWnlee.
Each of these two had only paid an annual
premium and settlements were promptly
made as soon as the necessary papers were
made out. Brownlee and Holcomb were
both insured in the Mutual Benefit, of
Newark, N. j.. which Is represented in the
Fork by G. N. c. Boleman, and in this
city by g. W. Miller. This Is one of the
strongest and mostreliable companies, be.
ing In it's 46th year Of existence and hsv-
ing so millions of assets. It deserves
special mention for its prompt settlements,
having adjusted Mr.. Holcomb's claim
within ten days ftom the time proof vas
made.
s.Delays are Dangerous" EVERY one
should promptly attend to this important
matter and thereby protect their wives and
children, In case of death, from the dread
full inconvenience of poverty. Look out
for the Agents of the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company, and take policy
without delay. g. W. MILLER,
G. N. G. BoLEAAN,
Agents.
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When Baby was slck, we gave her cdstoris.
When she uas q Child, she oslsd For Castorla,
When she became Atas. sha clung to Castoria,
When abe had Children. abe gave then, castosla,
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SUCH LOVELY DRESS GOODS.

Be beautiful French Pd Plain and Striped suitg Mag
Silks
Black Grenadines exclusive with
exquisite the Ladies of Anderson County This embraces everything
We would do
call and what Trimmings
take entire mention this line alone
MISS SMITH, Baltimore, with styles making
Dessea
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Para-sit-i-oide is guaranteed to cure
Itch in 80 minutes or money refunded.
Sold by Hill Bros, Anderson, s, G.
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WAsH GOODS SPECIAL.

One Case Indigo Blue Cacoe wor G One Case Shifting Prints
7 One Case Solid Cambrays and Fancy Gngam M Match
them elsewhere for less than 10c if
lovely Chales French bul fancy and
exquisite This endless, embracing
yery large VARIETY new novelties in figured goods
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WHITE GOODS SUPERB.

Founcg White Black Polka White with Red Blue
Embroidery the Skirt We already ordered second They
Ladies all We could White
Goods good Nansook the beautiful imported Ps and
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FAREWELL, BRICIE, :>g|AINCE !
WHAT We EXPECT To- DO.
DON'T MISS THIS GRAND OPPORTUNITY
A Free Gift to Every Purchaser.

vacate present building on loc
Range and order to reduce large stock hand
made second Goods As heretofore said will donate
purse Dollars charitable institution if prices
fully cent lower than can be purchased
order induce people Range have decided
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Those who love Style and Beauty they throng Store
daily exclaim with one accord: 'Your Goods are by
far the most beautiful and stylish have
anywhere J"
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Memorial Day was quietly observed in
the city last Saturday afternoon by the
The children assembled at the school
house, and, forming in line. marched to
to the Churchyards and decorated the
graves of ali the Confederate soldiers. A
number of the residents Of the city &C.
companied the pupils and assisted in the
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-05-14

Dedicated 10 Tie Ladie, Of The "AndsrsOn Memorial
Association"
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The Columbia State, of Tuesday, says (:
stThe State has received from DR.. r. F.
Diver, ofAnderson, who is as reliable in
his politics as in his business, handsome
cast iron paper weight-the product OF his
foundry-bearing the features of Wade
Hampton upon its medallion like surface.
It is a wholesome and solid addition to the
equipment Of the editorial ROOM"
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A meeting of the stockholders Of the
Carolina, Cumberland Gap Il Chicago
Railroad will be held In Aiken on Thurs
day of next week. It would be the proper
thing for Anderson to send Committee
to Aiken on that day to confer with the
powers that be, and learn If the road can
be brought here under any consideration.
The time is short. Action should not be
Ja1ovo1
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{ For The Iatsligencer.
nNI ISI nNERQi
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MILLINERY OUR PRIDE.

experienced Lady each of the cities Baltimore and New
Mr. Webb Lady friends such
beautiful that the dious pleased Our Baltimore
@ who has this Our New York ss
Mode especially
and her styles found S Hats, Ribbons
Flowers profusn Lovely This stock
I'VE all Pattern Hatyhey perfectly lovely
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Said an Anderson old bachelor: "Talk
about the beautiful flowers, the bright
sun and the musical birds. They are all
very nice, but can't hold a candle!ight to
peachy. checked girl Of sweet sixteen
smiling under new white cap and beg
ging fellow to buy strawberries and ice
cream"
Mr.. J. A. Cox and wife, OF the Honea
Path section, and Mr.. Leard Newton and
wife, of the Pendleton section, paid the
INTELLIaENoER Office pleasant visit one
day last week. Both these gentlemen are
energetic farmers aud clever. r.citizens, and
are fortunate in having secured such
charming wives.
Governor Tillman has appointed Mr.. j..
A. Welborn, of Hopewell Township, No
tary Public If any Of the young people
Of that section desire the matrimonial
knot. tied at any time, ne advise them to
give friend Welborn call. We know
be will perform the job nicely and charge
only small fee.
Mr.J. Carlisle Vandiver, who left this
County eight or ten years ago for Florida,
and afterwards moved to Waco, Texas, re-
turned to Anderson last week. Recently
be lost his wife, and, with his motherless
little children, bas come back to reside at
his native home. His many old friends
are glad to greet him.
Dr. P. Anderson, of Ninety-Six, has
located in Anderson for the practice Of
dentistry in partnership with DR.. A. G.
Strickland. The Doctor is a graduate OF
the University of Maryland, having stood
second In class Of 100. He is an excel
lent young man, and we are glad to know
he is going to settle in Anderson.
We would again urge our citizens to
brighten up their premises by using paint
and whitewash freely. Anderson will
have 8 large number Of visitors this sum-
mer, and nothing adds more to the gen.
eral appearance OF a town or makes
more favorable Impression on strangers
than neatly painted or whitewashd houses
and fences.
A meeting of the stockholders Of the
Carolina, Cumberland Gap d Chicago
Railroad will be held In Aiken on Thurs
day of next week. It would be the proper
TN~R = &k>N
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CANE CREEK. ALA. Nav 5. 1891,

anderson, S. C.
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THURSDAY, MAY IA.
june butp,,s, and June apples viii soon b,

june bugs and June apples will soon be
3 ripe.
Anderson is well represented in Colum-
b:a this week.
The crop Of apples in the mountains is
reported to be very fine.
- Mr.. q. 8. Bruce, of Lowndesville, has
recently moved to Anderson.
Mn. Sadie skelton, OF GAINESVILLE Ca,
lis IN the oity visiting relatives. IS
Byrum & Kennedy have lot Of fine
brick for sale. See advertisement.
Mr.. q. w. Singleton, a prominent ALI.
Z aneeman OF Pickens, Is In the city.
..5 MI. Dock Fretwell, OF Mccormick, has
been,spending 9 few days in the city.
Some very fine cabbage are now being
ahipped from Charleston to Anderson.
Mr.. w. p. Reid and family, Of Canton,
Ga, are visiting relatives in Anderson.
MI. Harry Whitner and wife, ofAtlanta,
Ga, are, visiting relatives In Anderson.
The Presbyterian Sunday School will pic
MIC at Jolly's Spring tomorrow (Ftiday.)
The Company Of Cadets from the P. M.
II. left for Columbia Wednesday morning.
Our old friend, Capt. Hugh Robinson,
sof Abbeyille County, was in the city Tues.
: day
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, of Furman Univer-
ssity, preached in the Baptist Church last
Sunday:
-: Mr.. r. NJ. Norris and family, OF Pick
{ ems, have been visiting relatives in this
: : County:
Rev.J A. Sligh, Of Newb berry, is in the
! city attending the meeting Of the District
Alliance. -.
Mr. Richard Lauphlin. of Blaekyille. 8.
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Prof. A.. ;. Showalter, OF. Dalton, Ga,
isnoW teaching vocal music in Pickens
County. 3 The Professor Is very popular
in our County, and no doubt will visit
this section as soon as possible. a.ts-
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Last Sunday an unfortunate accident
happened at Good Hope Church. in Corner
Township. Miss Iva Cook and little
brother were leaving the Church in bug.
gy, and the mule which they we're driving,
became frightened and ran away. The
buggy was overturned inio a ditch and to
occupants thrown out. Miss Cooks right
arm was terribly bruised and dislocated,
and she sustained other injuries. While
serious, and we hope soon to hear OF her
rpc0vnrY,
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-10
IN THE SWIM.

~, c,, ,t..si,,, 10
ne nrSi uliliB on tnc ilst ipr MVtu'u| ~ -
the tea 10 oe glvcl py MTs' M Join w, ,s r9s-
TER No. lU) street, 10 ner young guests,
ine Misses prr OF EvansNlile' lnl' Mrs. ,r'
roster IS tne lalry go'uhotller ol W. tllc
nee SiIls ~ lnulana "lu WhSneycr ,ileN
come 10 Nnsnlng'oli lhcy alWays naNe
Wll9t w loIlll',ne lnIlti'qc s - HloWl, W
lerleclly loNeN f'imnc, ior .hcS arc , vcI-
tain to meet IT., ql OF thG mos, , eligible mGn
"," P''Ii' ''''' "''' w '''"''
r r, a.
Mr; ana Mrs lheodore hooseVelt' nu-
miral harmony eN-uoN9rhor ahu Mrs;
.aro,l General SshoIelu, 'olonel anu
Mrs. John ray Mr, rMugeiie Aan MI MI
Siiiineri ueicr9i saiIu MIS' ' pcrul,'' MMiis'ss
Nellie Hunt, Miss Rachel sherman, Miss 5,
IEinn bvS,H, MI, ",lG ,a oiS ntci,,S ,L" H..
vt'uW, w ,,,, ,,I H., enro;,,,' Nh ,n.
v'I Coi,o owoi ",,u o ,'io iGo,Sn nnd hond
, w vi, WI s, m;,ht "' ', ' Wirc
preSijcnt and Wrs uorton' after n bcnn-
tiful dinner given To the President, Mrs.
Harrison and the Cabinet.
a&s
None of the entertainments given by
the people high in official life can conf
parc i'm elegance good taste and refine
mcnt to those of Vicc-President and Mrs
Morton lhey nave not only the wealth,
put the culttre anu soclal experience nv
nome ana abroad necessary 10 insure 'hS
most ciYlllIed houe anu l9shlon ol
enter,nii'ng',ru u ls even openly sWl1 IN IN
s,4qciety that II th,Gy were III Ihe M Wllite
~,osu ~ wv iIViai To- ny ',toao 4. ~" ~ ~
hgom If W2.d i srt 3e what i oMS was dd IN hS Palmy
thnr.
~.
>t;ss xo,.,,, o,,,l ntiS., r,lo. 81 y;,,,;,,io
ri, ,on ,;st,'r;n ",' o,,,os ,., S5ro,t,
onI mip % Inr,mn,, " rc,,roson,ta S ' TjdSS
n,ntor and pin,n,nnt VoIIe" honnt, as ba"o
been seen in society here for many dav,
and with Miss Payne their fair hostess,
made a lovely trio at General Payne's yes
tcrday.
a&s
Mrs. John G. Breckenridge will not be
ut home to-day, but will receive on Satur-
day, January II, and Saturday, January
%, No. 1874 Connecticut avenue.
~.
Tho Ladies rcsidiny on CONNECTICUT avc.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-10

best. The wOrld-renowned Kassuff Bros.
are on the bill. Wilson and Cameron, the
black-lQcc comedians, are refined and
versatile artists, and present an act that Is
highly original and amusing HlchmQnd
and Glcnroy arc acknowledged the
funniest sketch team on the American
stage. No. European artists have ever
proved so popular as Rama and Arno,
who were imported at great expense, and
who are acknowledged the most amusing
artists on earth. \ sensation is promised
i'm Drawee the phenomenal exponent of
thaumaturgical exercise, whose act is one
succession of wonders never before re-
vealcd. More talented and refined sketch
artists than the Frcmonts have never ap-
pcarcd. Isabella Ward is Il gifted and
beautiful musical artist. Richard X. Fox
of the Police Gazette challenged the world
for the equal of John Whitman, who is
said to lift more with his teeth than any
man living. Florence Miller. the South
crn beauty, is an accomplished vocalist
and dancer. Rosina is one of the cleyorest
and prctticst male impcrsonators. Will
sons and CamcrOn's funny onc-act
comedy, Crazy Quilt concludes the cX-
ccllcnt entertainment. Ladies' matinee
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. jan
uary 10, Dclaur-Dcbrimont Burlesque
Company.
Tonight Matt Morgan's Parsian art will
be presented for the last time. Among
the new groupings will be two of the
great artists happicst and richest, Lady
Godiva' and "Nenus and Adonis."
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-10
PRocRusTEs REDvIvrs.

Commissioner DorGGNss, with his the
ury of the four hundred saloons, will re-
call tu the reminiscent mind that emi-
ncnt hmorist and statesman, the late
Mr.. PROGRESSES. II Is related of Pho
rErsTrs that hcproyidcd himself with n
bed Of rather impructicablc size, It being
either too long or too short forthe average
citizen of that day and county, and this
bed he would facctiously oll'crt TO strangers
and waylarers who happened to pass his
way. If, as often happened the bed
proved too short for the guest, the hosp-
table PRocBt,rEs would playfully chop
of' his legs SO as to make u snug tit. If,
an the other hand, the guest proved
shorter than the bed, he was promptly
Heightened hy witty and facotious ar
rangement of puleys aud other mcchani-
ral devices for stretching strangers.
Commissioner DouGLNss, to be sure, can
not chop OF Washington So rs to make it
iii the four hundred saloons or stretch the
four hundred saloons So as to make them
tit Washington. but the Sagucious reader
will perceive the parallel Notwithstanding.
There is no more reason why thus city
should he limited to four hundred saloons
ihnn there was for Mr.. PRocnUsrEs' plan
of lengthcning or shortening citizens SO
as To fit his bed. If it he right to have
any saloons at all, 1t is right to have rs
many as the people want This is n
growing city. Every year it increases in
yirth and contents. What is there ia the
number four hundred that makes it the
measure of our public needs? Are we to
have four hundred of everything-of
drug stores, of policemen, of newspa-
pers and, per0dventure, of Commits
sioners?
Seriously, It seems Il very arbitrary rule
to adopt. It's operation, rs we have al
ready seen, is suggestive of the Procrus-
team bed. The result is not in the least
restrictive as regards liquor drinking, and
,liscloses nothing but injustice and hard
ship to special individuals. Not one drop
less of whisky would have been sold and
consumed if SIiooMAKER's, JonNsoN's
and MNnsuALI's had been refused their
licenses; not one drop less will be sold
and consumed because the bars at WELCK-
ri's and other places are to be closed. Of
what utility, then, morally or otherwise,
is the four hundred plan? 1t Injuries a
few men in their business, operates some
little inconvenience to the patrons ofthis
or that saloon which has been closed, but
the dram-drinking goes on just the same
and all of the evils springng from that
cause continue to flourish as before.
The Procrustcs plan was never moral
or philosophical success even in the par
lous days of its more or less distinguished
author.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arlington Daniel S, Lamont, New York;
William y. Clyde, Thomas Clyde, New York;
Ralph Il. oakley, New York; II. A. Wilcox and
wife, Misses Wilcox and Miss Wingroye, Mel
bourne, Australia.
EbbiH-Nlr. and Mira. f. J. Rogers, Chicago;
Hon. W, IL, Hatch and wife and Miss Hatch,
Missouri; NJ, Bcrgln, Wathami l.. Il. Z. Stur-
gls U. s. N.
National BENJAMIN a. Dare, New York: II .
H. Hatch, Kansas CITY, Mo; }, NJ. Hartcn, Wa.
bash, Ind; r. A. Beall, New York; George u.
Iiartnap, New York; j. Il, Newton, Phlladel'
phla.
81 JoiHes-F, Faulkner, Nebraska,
ADinic0a-II. g. Clifton, Il. {. Thomas and
Harry Linkins, Washington.
lPin0gds--J. II. Bockwth, New Orleans; L,
+, Fisher, Minneapolis, MINI.
Ri0gs-A, u. Lawson, Boston.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-10
OUR BOOK TABLE.
"WAR AND THE WEATHER. BY
EnMnrl nnMnrs. q. T.. nnlnNnn.

w
Edward Powers, c. e., Delavan,
Wisconsin.
This is an ingenious little dissertation on
the effect of artillery firing on the weather
and how to prevent tornadoes. The views
of n number of prominent military and
naval men are quoted to support the
writer's theories, and an estimate of the
cost of producing rain storm Is given.
The book will be read with interest by
farmers and military men particularly.
There Is an abundance of testimony to
back up the authors position.
"HONDURAS, THE LAND OF GREAT
by Cecil Charles. Rand McNally Il
Co., publishers 1is to 15i Monroe
street, Chicago. Price, $3.50 in cloth.
The reader seeking information about
Honduras will find in this interesting vol
ume everything of value about the eli
mate, people, laws, mineral, agricultural
and live stock resources of that remark
able country which is attracting Just now
the attention of capitalists and emigrants.
1t must be n tropical paradise in scenery,
foliage flowers and fruits and not with
out pleasant social life.
"MARVALE EASTMAN; CHRISTIAN
SOCIALIST" by Albion w. Tourgee.
Published by Fords, Howard e Hull
bert, New York. For sale in Wash
ngton by William Ballantync.
Judge Tourgee who has already shown
himself u vigorous and trenchant writer
of novels with Il purpose, has in this work
fully sustained his well-earned reputation.
1t is original, terse and full of everyday
life and action, and will prove strong
factor in shaping opinion on religious
methods of dealing with the burning
questions of the day.
The critic. (Washington, D.C.) 1890-1891, 1891-01-10
Rheumatism

II believed to be caused NY excess of Tactic acid
In the blood, owing to the failure of the kid
noys and liver TO properly remove IT, The acid
attacks the hbrOus tissues, particularly In the
Joints, and causes the local manifestations OF the
disease, pains and aches In the back and shout
ders and in the joints at the knees, ankles, hips
and wrists. Thousands OF people have found
in Hoods Sarsaparilla positive and perma-
nent cure for rheumatism, This medicine, by
Its purifying and ,italizing action, neutralizes
the acidity of the blood and also builds up and
strengthens the whole body.
Wonderful Properties.
al have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla and found
1t excellent for rheumatism and dyspepsia.
suffered for many long years, but my complete
recovery Is due to Hoods sarsnparlla. rec
ommend II 10 every one because OF Its wonder
ful properties as blood medicine. .t-JonS
KULLMAH, 50 Chatham street, Cleveland, Ohio.
"For chronic rheumatism Hoods Sarsapa-
rlla did me more good than anything else |
have ever taken,'-F, MILLER, Limerick
Centre, Pa.
n b., BE sure TO get only