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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20

4 spell of sickness
is due when the systems weakened.
and the blood impure. It's what
You must expect.
But it's what you must prevent.
too. And DR.. Picrce's Golden Med.
ical Discovery prevents as well as
cures. 1t invigoratcS the liver and
kidneys, puritics and cnriches the
blood, sharpenS the appetite, i'm
proves digestion, and restores health
and strength. For Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint" and every form
of Scrofulous, Skin, or Scalp Dis
cases, as Salt-rhcum, letter, Fry
sipelas, or any blood-taint, it's an
wnequaled remedy.
It's not like the sarsapalillas,
which claim to be good for the
blood in March, April and May.
At all seasons alike, and in all cases,
the "Discovery' alone is gtaran-
fecd If it doesn't benefit or cure,
You have your money back.
It's the cheapest blood,purifer, no
matter how many doses are offered
for q dollar, for you pay only for
the good you get. But it's the
best, or 1t couldn't be sold SO.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20
NOTABLE DEATHS.

Senator Barbour Of Virginia died Saturday
morning OF heart failure. lIr hal no pre-.
vouS illness and occupied lis scat in Tin,
Senate the day before his death. John y
Barbour was born in Culpcpprr county, Va.
In ISIS. His father served in the NIrriui,
legislature, and in Congress before the tiyil
war. The son was educated ut the University
OF NFElnla, graduated from its law school.
anu III 1871 was elected To- the Ie.i.laturr
where lie served four terms For - wears
he was president Jf the Orange n Alrytndrio
railroad, and sfterwarl Of the Nir,init Mid
land. rs sach be was exempt from military
duty, and took no part in tn war. In lsS;
he was elected to the United States Sc ale TO
succeed Senator RdiIcbergcr
Jonathan Blanchard. president emcritu.
OF Wheaton, H., College died suddenly a,
the l4th. President b anchard was born In
Rockingham, VT, Jan. -. 1911. He gra,lu-
ated under DR.. Lyman Bccchcr, and became
pastor OF Presbyterian church I'm 1873 he
WAS the American viCc-prcsidrnt of the
word anti-slavcry COnN Mention in London
In 1916 he became president Of Knox Cot
legc, Galesburg, III. In 1850 he went 10
Wheaton, where he acted rs president until
1889. After that he devoted his time to
work on the Christian Cynosurc.
After brief illness from pneumonia. Col
Henry &. Parker, for a number of wear,
editor of the Saturday Evening Gazette and
one OF the most notable newspaper men Of
Boston, died in tn I city at his residence, lie
WAS born nj Plymouth March ~, lo3G.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20
Showing Ones GratItnde.

To an American the sight OF mcT
kissing each other is an odd one, We
the practice is common among most Of
the people of continental Europe,
Captain Sargent of the steamship In
diana recently went TO Iibau. in Rus
sia, with his ship laden with flour fOl
famine sufferers. OF course the Rus
slams were very grateful for the food
given by the Americans 10 their coun-
trymen, and they wished TO show their
appreciation. When Captain Sargent
returned home from his trip hc was
accOsted by a reporter:
"What has become Of your beard
Captaim?" for n long growth of brown
whiskers adorned his chin when he
sailed.
"Well, now, believe me or not, but
! have not put a pair of scissors to
that beard since ! left. What has
happened to it? Why, it was kissed
away. Talk about your gratitude
the Russians are the Icople for show
ing it, | tell you! Daring the four
days we were in Libau |. was Rugged,
embraced and kissed until my beard
actually fell away.
"Wby. the Russians would come up
10 me, and would nut ont my hand
to shake with them, but no, Stree
that wasn't good enough for them.
Plumb into my arms they would come,
their arms would go around my neck,
and for the next two minutes there
was a catch-as-caich-can kissing
match. = Ilarper'S Young People.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

SIR EDWIN ARNOLD has returned 10
Japan.
SENATOR SHERMAN, of OHIO, is 4 stlunch
defender OF the Chinese.
THE Queen of Portu yal invariably sitsby
her husband while he does all his work.
GEORGE EIFFEL is sal / TO have ma ie Sll..
OOWO rs his share IN the Eitfel Tower at
Paris.
WILLIAM Aston CHAMBER of New York,
is going to Africa on an exploring eXpeli.
ton, with an army o. 2OO men,
THE Prince OF Wales attended an agri.
cultural society meeting the other day, his
first public appearance since his sons death.
COLONEL JEROME BoNAPARrE is described
as man with the most correct taste in the
matter OF dining vi any man in Washing
ton.
a HOME for the homeless poor OF all
classes aud all nations TO be built IN East
! London as a memorial to the late Car linal
Manning.
PADEREwsEI began to play the piano
when six years old At twenty three rs
was Professor OF Music in the Conservatory
Of Strasburg.
GEEAT preparations are being made at
| Rome, Italy. for the Popss jubilee nort
year, when 1t is estimated over $50, 900 90 In
presents will be sent him.
CHARLES HENRY HARRIS the humorisc
known rs carl Pretz H. editor OF thl
National Weekly, died in Chicago a few
days ago. He was fifty one years Old.
IsIDoRE RAYNER, the Maryland Repre-
sentative, is one of the most promising OF
the younger orators in Congress, 80 it is said.
But us he IS forty years old, he has had time
to win his spurs.
WHEN RudyarI Kipiing was sixteen he
had written quantities OF stories and columns
of verse. 1t was at that age that he was
engaged 70 go to India as the sub.editor o.
newspaper there.
THE death at Chicago, ILL.,, OF Henry b.
Bryant founder of what has been called tho
"busintSS college" accsntuates the curious
place that institution has in American lIfe
which gave it birth.
THE wife Of Ex-Governor Campbell. OF
Ohio, is not only one of tho brightest
graduates from Nassar, but she has con-
tributed not little to her husbands poll.
teal advancement.
SENATOR RANSOM, Of North Carolina,
had first one son and then another 70:
Private Secretary in Washington. Thu
second one looks 50 much like th5 first shat
most people fail to discover the substitution.
The Senator's oldest son is now practcns
law in AShevllle.
JAMES GILLESPIE, whose body is to be re.
moved from the abandoned cemetery IN
Georgetown, d. C., was a famous man in the
early days OF the century, when he was five
times Member OF. Congress from North Caro-
linn. II he has any fame now IL lies in th5
fact that he was Mr.. Blaine's namesake
CHARLES GAYARRE, the historian. OF
Louisiana. is living in state OF restitution
in New Orleans, and the press Of that city
calls upon the people 20 rescue from want u
man whose ripe scholarship and comprehen-
sive works have reflected honor on the State.
Mr.. Gayarre is more than eighty years OF
age.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20
MAD DOG EXCITEMENT AT LYNN,
Several Persons Badly Injured anc
Over Forty Dogs Bitten.

rabid dog, bearing the name OF George
Prankcr Of Saugus on his collar, ran amuck
at Lynn, Mass, Saturday afternoon, in the
course Of which he bit several persons in
that city aud over 40 Of his own species
Deputy Marshal Neal had his arm badly
laccrated by the brute.
Mrs. DIR. Warren residing on Pearl street,
was terribly bitten by the animal. IIcI pug
dog was playing in the morning In the
street when II was attacked BY the dog, and
Mrs. Warren attempte to drive the animal
away, when he set upon her biting her in
no less than ten places on the face and
hands, tearing her flesh In cruel manner.
Among the persons who were bitten are
eX-Nlayor Samuel NJ. DuLier and child
residing on school street. girl in Swamp.
scott was also badly bitten.
Harrington, who was bitten lust before
the city marshal shot the animal, was treat.
Ell at the hospital and then went home. The
doctors advised him to drink n large guam
tity OF whiskey, instructions which be fol-
lowed too literally. lie made such a racket
ut his home that the police arrested him.
The health authorities have ordered the
killing OF oil dogs bitten, some Of them being
very valuable. There have been reports re.
ceived at police headquarters Of nine persons
who were bitten, and the victims are all in n
depressed state of mind, fearful Of hydropho.
bla,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20
The Cotton Interest,
FACTS PERTAINING TO THE
CONDITION IN THE COT
TON DISTRICT.

The days of great inventions ara ~,
over as yet. Electricity is in il, infanry
although a rather prccocious iufIr, !, !,
true. An invention which lessen, the r,a
OF a staple product, such rs cotton, /, a
universal dement,. In 1890 app~rol a.,
invention which will reyoutiopjl. r..
growing of cotton in this country and fire.
the planter from his dependence on L,rs
labor. The cotton planter has, hcr,u,,r
been at the mercy of his gang Of C.. l.-.i
pickcrs, who would or wouldn't work
Just as they happened 70 feel. Mapr gr-.'
OF snow white cotton BURSTING from II.
pods has, on account Of this evil. been a
to waste on the plant. In the town 81
Hamilton, Ont, was born Angus C.9,.
bell, who has, by the invention # r..
Lone Star Cotton Picker, given tArf,.,...t
OF the country the means Of f-ccia., ,l,.l.
selves from the manipulating method. r,
the use Of this picker the planter car, ,.,,
only pick cleaner and faster. but he canal,
what he was never able 10 do before
extend his plantation and pick every M,
uc!c OF cotton there'rom at very small cost.
The average person is apt TO be s.r.al
as to the practicability of a machine for
picking cotton. but those who lgy, vii.
messed the operations Of this great invent n
pronounce it a grand success. Il pjr l., tla
cotton in a satisfactory manner, absolutely
all OF the snow-white plant being gathered
IN better and cleaner manner than /, can
be done by hand. The creates. adrar,a.e
is the saving of this picker. To MAKE a
bale OF ginncd cotton it require, 1870
pounds OF seed cotton. TODD This hyl.o1
II would take one man ten day, IN.
average work Of one Lone Star P.rScrB
from two and one half 10 three balr,1.!.y
al The cost OF less than 50 for % d1u.
lie machines are inexpensive 10 man.
uiacture and Simplciu construction. TDrv
are leased TO the planters for 800 each and
a royalty OF 81 bale for al, cotton rirh7l
The immense amount of cotton grown +,
this country, being picked by hand ,gl
easily be extended when the introduction
OF the picker is made universal. One Of
these machines will do the work of aJou.
- men, and does this work without los, IN
any way TO the owners, the result being
great profits to both the planter, company
and stakeholder.
IN Inc cotton crop of last year was oy,r
!, wv, OOO bales, and the coming CROP will
IN all probability, be as many. The Lone
Star Cotton Picker eau gather all the cr1o
At cost of about 100000. 900, which #
lone by hand would amount to over l,e
lines that sum. BY this it can be SEEN
nat the profits to the company and il,
stockholders will b. great. The rag.o:
ne company are crowded daily by rru,l-,
men In all stages of life, who Clprc,,
themselves as highly delighted with the
of the picker. Stock in th.C.m.
Dany. In single shares or in blocks, at the
par value of $40 a share can be had the
0iilte OF the company. 81 Milk ST.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20
News In General

There were 500 deaths in New York city
last week.
A wedding took place Saturday Mt the top
OF the statue Of liberty on Bcdiocs island.
New York harbor. The contracting parties
were Detective Gardner who went with DR..
Iarkhurst into the slums, and Florence A.
Collins, also Of New York.
A heavy cayc-in occurred in the slopcs nj
the east SOO-fOot level Of the Anaconda mine
~ butlc, Mont. About l3 men we're work.
| ing Mt tins point and il is supposed that
! eight were killed. Three dead bodies and
three injured men have been taken out.
BY the wrccklng of a train ON the Norfolk
" Western railroad, - miles from IIaycrs
town, Nd, one man was killed and 10 in.
| jurcd. ~
Mary Larson, II years old, suicided Mt
Brooklyn, n. Y. Some time ago She was
iound bound and gagged, and claimed Ia
have been robbed OF 5000.
AT Salem, n. V, the Jury in the libel sut
brought against the New York sun Inv Dr
" 5. Scott of Greenwich, brough; in n yer.
dlct awarding the plaintih $40, 900 damages
In the Little Sioux valley thousands Of
acres are under water, and farmers are Lelyy
losers. '''!
The steamer Lahcsbayc, ut New York 70.
ports that on the 18th inst, about twenty.
NY mlles southwest Of La Have Banks, SHE
picked up iisherman's dory containing
harris Atwood and John HoIstat, both Of
gloucester, Mass, and belonging to the
american schooner Orient OF Gloucester.
ihey were III an exhausted condition, hay-
ing been elshty-four hours in the boat.
p"rhcl' liarflS " Co.'S petroleum ware
s 49, at brlsto,' Eng was destroyed by
hlc saturday. The iInmes spread across tho
lifel ana destroyed - barg,'s, besides doing
otheT great damage. The Total loss Is about
jurCd. "'iN i''
=, Germany has accepted the invitation f.
lhe International silver conference.
Charles ii. Mcldon, queens counsel ore
OF the first Home Rulers elected Io pSrIia.
ment, Is dead at Dublin. ia
The Wakes oil works. Rerlir Lo,.o ,.-.
destroyed by fire. Loss, 1000. O00 ,na In
Two men pcrished In the flames. noe
An Atlantic steamer sank myger "a
Cast,etownsend light, county Corr ire
sunday, and the crew OF the lugper were
drowned. hs'i were
-Four men were killed Mt Frankfort. XIV
a street brawl. One was a prominent
Judge. ''''"'
1t is stated on the authority Of Mr.. Blaine
that Justice Harlan of the United States Su
preme Court and United States Senator Nor
gan OF Alabama has been selected by the
PRESIDENT as arbitrators on the part Of the
united states i'll the Behring Sea arbitration
Baron Fava Italian minister. arrived n,
Washington Saturday. ~
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20

~ local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion Of the ear There is only one
uOnAl remedies. Deafness il caused hy nm IN.
famed condition OF the mucous lining Of tLe
EustaC hiRn Tube When this tube gets in
nhmed YOU have rumbliug sound or inner
ieCt hearing, and when 1t Is cntirely closed
deafness is the result aud unlrs. the ipfAfn-
nation can b. taken out and this tub, re-
stored To It's normal condition. hearing viii he
destroyed forever nine CaS's out Of ten are
caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an In.
bamed condition OF the mucous surfaces,
Newill give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF deafness caused b, Catarrhl that va
cannot cure by taking Halls CatarrL Cure.
beud for circulars free
FL. CHLSEY d Co. Toledo, o.
sold by Druggist ~
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20
August
Flower

Eight doctors treated me for Heart
Disease and one for Rheumatism,
but did Inc no good. l could not
speak aloud. Everything that l took
into the Stomrch distressed me. I
could not sleep. I had taken all
kinds of medicines, Through
nelghbor | got one of your books.
procured bottle of Green's Aug
ust Flower and took it. ami to-day
stout, hearty and strong and enjoy
the best of health. August Flower
savedmylife and gave me my health.
Mrs. Sarah ] Cox, Defiance, O. ~
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20
PIrn.nrns Of NIcmarr.

What q blesa el thing is memory How IL
brings up the pleasures nf the past ant hiies
is unplt asautness, You recall your child.
hood days, 10 you not. anil wish they would
rrturut You remember the plearant n. soci-
Ations. while the unpleasant ONES are forgot
ten Perhaps 10 your mind comes the lace
OF some friend. IL was once pale, sad face.
II showed marks Of pain, lines OF care. 1t
seemed % be looking into the hereafter the
unknown future Aud then you recall how
IL frightened, how IL recovered its rosy hue
how II became picture OF happiness an
Joy. Do YOU remember these things, Many
people do. and gladly tell how the lie nth ~
turned. how happiness came back, how the
world seemed bright They tel how they
were once weak, neryelcss, perhaps in pain
Gel tliuly unhappy. They tell Of sleeplpss
nights, restless days, untouched fool, IN
strung nerves Aud then they tell how they
became happy, healthy ami strong once
more. You have heard 1t often in the past
have you not, You have heard people de-
scribe how they were cured and Kept IN
health, You certainly can remember what
1t Is that has helped people IN America. II
not listen to what MIR Annie Jenness Mil
Ter, who is known universally as the great
dress reformer, says: six years ago. when
suffering from montal care and oveTwork. |
received the most pronounced benefit from
the Use Of that great medicine, Warmers
Safe Cure" All, now you remember. Now
you recall how many people you have heard
say this same thing. Now you recollect how
much you have heard OF this great Cure.
Now you are ready 10 admit that memory IS
usually pleasing, that the highest pleasure
comes from Perfect health ami that this
great remedy has done more 10 produce and
pro!ong health than any other discovery
ever known in the entire history Of the
whole world.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20
CLIPPINGS.

Senator Stanford of California has
just given $4,000 to the Catholic Orphan
Asylum in Sacramento.
Omaha, Ncb is soon to have the
tallest chimney in the United Stutcs,
being $50 feet in height.
Fleet street, London, the center of
the British newspaper world, is never
lonely at any hour Of the twenty four
a forgcr in Los Angeles, CAL, was
detected by means OF small ink spots,
which were spaItcred over hiG shirt
bosom.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20
SEPARATED IS YEARS,
Meanwhile the Now United Lovers
Had Married Many Times.

Many years ago Lyman Morse, now a
sray haired veteran of ~ years, and Mrs.
PhTbe Macomber were young lovers, living
In Bangor Me. Parental opposition pre-
vented their marriage. They separated, and
for 10 years the two did not see or hear any.
thing OF each other.
About two weeks ago they accidentally
met ut ovid. Mich, the old love was re-
kndlcd, and they were married
=, Inc couple did not remain single during
their separation by any means. Mr. Morse
has been the husband OF four wives, but did
not live happily with any one of them and
was divorced from each The four former
wives still live, all IN the state OF Michigan,
The new Mrs. Morse has had greater mari.
tai experience than her husband, for she had
been married five times before making her
latest venture. Two of the i've husbands have
died since Jan. |. 1872.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20
LAWYERS SKIN REDSKINS.
ihcy Cheat Arapahoes and Chcyennes
Out of 100000

Col. Lee, one OF Gen. Miles inspectors
has Just left Fort Reno after having con.
Quoted an investigation into the complaint,
made by the Arapahoe and Cheyenne Indian,
that they were robbed by number of nttor.
neys In the recent sale OF their lands to the
government.
From what can be learned Col. Lee car.
RED back to Chicago some startling facts.
when, II - said, will result in showing con.
IN getting away with 100000 for doing moth.
ing. '''''''
Inc tOta amount received by the Ara.
pahoes ana Cheyennes was but 800 900
lhey should have been given $3.50 900. as
agreed ,gIr upon by the Indian commission. The
inference Is the amount paid to the awvers
by the interior department. >''
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20

Royal Extract OF Malt {. the best Extrnr,
ever offered Il Is a medicinal product spe.
claIly manufactured aud Is in no sense A h'.y.
efaSe Containing scarcely more thaq a irnc,
81 nItohol anu ah unusually heavy percentage
Of attractive Matter, ii Is particularly vain
holS as an adjunct IN the tfea mrnt OF SLOW
and wasting disease and In cunvaI..,a,,,"
wnlie us deIicats favor Is gratifying 10 the
IL arrests the epCroachmcnis Of diSeas. NV
providing strcnglh aud vlsur. ~
trial bottle viii convince Won ofi,s,rs,,,.
II your druggist does not Keep it, send direct
Tor a sample dozen 10 tho ''~'
n"nAL MALT EKTNACr COMPANY.
, IN1 ashington Avenue, philadelphia
Price, g per dozen PA"A
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20
pADWAY'S
III PILLS

The most perfect, safe and reliable r,,r-..
has ever been compounded - Pt-rt,, .5A'
TABLE, positively containing uu Nrr..-....
deleteriOus substances. having all tb.
properties that Mercury Is possessed ~ s.,.,.
without the danger Of any Of IL evil ...,,....
they have Superseded Ncicur, and have. D..
mi 81 Molcrn Science. Elcg.atI, ,.,,,,.f ..e
out taste. there Is nu difficulty 10 .yyarI.,...
WAYS PILLS. miId AMI g,utlr up H. '.' W.
their operations, according u the dos. r,,.
fRVoritcs Of the present time
They cure all disorders Of IN, s,..,..-t
BOWELS, dn'ys, Hlacdcr. Nervous d -,..'.. r''.''
ApIFtit", Headache, C,st.Nclrss. InaI...,I '.-''
persia, BiIousn"ss, Feyc-. IN fammstl,u ~, +'"
els. PM =. and all the drgrans-urfIt. ~ a., '.N
HlSe.a = cents a box Old by arliy, ., ..'
kADWAf Co, % Warren Street. \. Y On ~
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20
CRACKSREN AT ST, JOHNSBURY, VT,
safe Blown Open and $1,000 Taken
Building Damaped

The safe in Charles Jones, prIst mill 4,
Johnsbury Centre, VT, was blown omen
Saturday night. Considerable damage WAS
done to the building By the explosion.
The iron till, containing $1,000, negotiable
notes, bank books. deeds and Valuable
papers, was stolen. The notes belonged n
Mr.; Pierce, former partner In the mill.
Early Sunday morning Sheriff Sullowov
arrested Frank Jones Of Worcester, Mass.
ana Bryant stowe Of st. Johnsbury, who
admitted that they were at the mill the pre-.
, ,'ous nay ay, Out denied any part in the burg.
iary' lhcy are now in jail, held for trial.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20
W hen Travelling

Whether on Pleasure bent or bu,ino-s. take
on every tripa bottle OF Syrup o. Fig. as Il
acts most pleasantly and effectively on tho
kidneys, liver AMI bowels, preventing fever,.
head chcs and o:hcr form, Of sickness. For
sale in % cents aa 81 bottle, by all leading
drugsists
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20
DISHONEST EXPRESS AGENT,
tie Gets Away with $4,000 ofa Lum.
Der Firms Money.

r.. a: a. James, local agent of the Florida
Eentral PENINSULA Railroad and Southern
, mHHpless company, and also IA Wcste I'm Union
ria, with $1,000 express PACKAGE boon,, ,re
10 Drew ~ Buck, u lumber firm.
r Nheh The operator ut the mill. two miles
i from there, attempted TO call up EllavilIs
nc Hol no response, and walking over IN the
station he found the wires cut. W '1'
olncers went in pursuit, and the exprrss
has made the money good TO The
urn, ana Is Itself secured from loss he tho
Guaranty Company of North America,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20
Epitome of Foreign Evep,o

EDITOR Louis Diaz and Editor Pablo Ocb,o
fought duel at Chihuhua. Mexico, Friday
oehoa was shot In the lung aud died in n
rev hours The trouble grew out Of n
newspaper controversy. Vi
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-05-20
In the Spring


Nearly every body needs gCod m,diCIEe. TIE
impurities which Lave accumulated in ,It
blood during the cold months must Lc expelled
OF when the mild days come ard the effect OF
bracing air is lost, the body Is Liable 10 b. over
come by debility or some serious disease. The
remarkable success Of Hoods >ursaparilla. AMI
the universal praise il las received. make il
worthy your confidence. 1t Is tho ideal
Spring Medicine
1t Is Invaluable"
" have used Hoods Sarsaparilla In my fam
lily FOR the past four years. and for a thorough
blood purifier 1t has no superior. Il Is iuvalu-
able as a spring medicine; il invigoratc~ tho
whole system and tones up the stomach, and
since became acquainted with Hoods "a -
parilla ] always take several bottles ia the
spring, and, a. occasion requires, the rest the
Year l.. L. GILMAN, Aurclia, Iowa.