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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-04-07

II the Baby L. Cutting Teeth.
Be sure and use that old and well-tried remedy, MRS
W1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Teething.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-04-07

Lake Colville, Wash, is still covered with
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-04-07
singular Form Of Monomnnia.

About 4OO,O OO,O 900 mummics were mad
in ancient Egypt.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-04-07

Never Buy Whisky FOR Medlcl-
nal purposes unless you know the bottlers
of 1T to be reliable, as most WHISTLES sold
under celebrated names are spurious, cheap
articles, whose bottlers cannot afford to
haze their names on the labels.
Uncle Sans Monogram Whisky Is bottled
by the oldest and largest firm in the liquor
line in the Northwest and the favor with
which it has been received Is the best proof
of it's superior quality. Ask your druggist
CT retail dealer fsr Vt.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-04-07
Never Buy WHISKY FOR Medic

New Orleans has the first rice elevator
ever built.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-04-07
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.

The Assiniboines use a kind Of seed to
stop nose bleeding.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-04-07
The Way

A running machine is the latest French
invention.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-04-07

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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-04-07

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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-04-07

Washington, March 29.--The surprise
Of the Notwithstanding trial to-day
was the unexpected appearance of n
Of Miss Pollard's old lovers, Rankin Ros-
sell, q Kentucky schoolmaster. His
deposition had been read in the case, brlt
TO nuke his testimony doubly sure the
ex-fancee was introduced In person, md
MISSIONER had he taken the stand than
Madeline Pollard ellded il TOR ths iirst
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-04-07

A coal gas street car motor has been in
vented in Germany.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-27
SPRING SMILES.

81 hear your son has become m
actor; how is he getting On?" Very
well, indeed. He began as q corpse,
and now he has already advanced to
the role OF ghost. "-Fii,qcrsde Blae,!er
81 WISH" said a theatre manager,
disconsolatcly, as ho hung on the strap,
that the standing room only sign got
into tho thoatro more and into the
stree: car less. Washington Ncr,.
St. Potter 70 applcant)-And who are
yon? Bridget Maloaey-A cook, yer
honor. st. pcter-Sorry to refuse, but
really we have nothing good enough for
you leit.-Bro0Eiyn Lj;..
"What dis country wants" said I'm.
clio Nose" is some sort OBJ patent con-
traption whar = man can drap 4 nickel
in the slot and git religion. IMdi0nqp-
oils Journal.
There is a good deal of qnarrolinc in
this world. and in few weeks we may
look 20 sec the trees come to blows
LOvhl Courjtr.
Most men look out for number one j;
most women claim TO look ont for nun.
Der .wo-at the shoe store l1aS Sit
iHgs.
Sometimes q man feels the lishtest
when no has 4 heavy load on.-Gl9ls
Fails Republican.
Yes, man is the stronger vessel-but
he mas 10 DO often Oailed out. Cilcian.i
PI0in9ea'tr
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Do not let projudico kill or continue
to keep you an invalid because you nro
opposed to being treated by "advertis.
ing DOCTORS" OF whom, perhaps, you
have often heard tho expression that
ri they are such good doctors, why do
they advertiser" Do Won believe that
none but quarks resort to the public
press to make known the fact that they
are prepared or desire to treat the ai-
iljc;C4? II so, visit orr Office and sac
the numbers that call upon lis every day
ior consultation and treatment, and
then YOU will change your mind. The
doctor who can give you material re.
lief, or euro YOU, is the one to whom
you should apply, and not permit your
self TO be swayed iaIo a different course
because OF any former prrjudice, or by
the tlippant objections OF such ms can
not give n reason Tor the faith that is
in them"
We are pa!ronized BY class OF ladies,
and gentleman, too, sasacious to be i'm
posed upon by any ignorant quacl;, and
they arc too independent to be fright
cncd away from the physicians who are
curin. them,
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Wheeling will observe that Pitts
burgh paid very polite attention to
the representative party Of West Nir-
ginians from the upper Monorgahcln
region. The opening OF the Baltimore
& Ohio's direct limo betwcen this region
and Pittsburgh opens to tho merchants
OF that CITY new possibilities OF trade
which they are not slow to see, and
they haye begun carly vigoroug cult
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Kate Flynn, whose early years were
spent rs barmaid in Liverpool, came
10 this country and married notorious
burglar and bigamist. with whom she
lived until he was sent to the peniteuti-
AIRY Tor twenty years. She got divorce
and married Juan S. Terry, 4 wealthy
Cuban. She died Il short time ago in
Now York, a widow, leaving $6,O0J,OO0
10 her children.
Mrs. Sarah Frame ami Mrs. Emma
Scarf have been nominated ior menu
bers OF the board Oi education by the
Democrats OF Kansas City, kas. At
Roseda!c an independent convention,
in nominatin. citizens ticket, Sc
lected Mrs. Fannie lIolsinGer and Mrs.
Frederick L. Bush us candidates for
members Of the city council.
Secretary Bruner OF the state depart
ment of agriculture oil North Carolina
has received letter from koidzumi,
Japanezo Commissioner, who is greatly
interested in coloniZinG Japanese in
North Carolina and manufacturing warO
FROM laoljn. koizum guarantees to
raise $4,000 in Japan ii like sum is
raised here.
Z. \. Coibaith, brother OF the late
Vice President Wilson, and Mrs. Col
bath celebrated their golden wedding
at their home in Naticil, Mass, last
Saturday. The vice presidents name
was Jeremiah Jones Colbaith, bus he
had 1t changed by legislative enactment
to the simpler one oi Henry Wilson.
Chauncey Depew was offered the office
oil secretary OF state by President Harri-
son in 1892, Immediately after Mr.
Bainc's retirement from the cabinet.
The oIcr was declined, Mr.. Dcpew fear
ing his railroad connections would have
bad effect OH the succeeding election.
Prince Oscar, second son OF Kin.
Oscar OF Sweden. who n few years ago
renowned his yichts to the throne in
consequence OF his marriage to Miss
Ebha Muuck, lady in waiting to his
mother, is about to enter the Swedish
parliament as simple member.
kipline's Vermont neighbors charac-
terize him us odd" He is never seen
without his pipe, never carries spend
ing money with him, wears shabby
clothes, says ''bogad" great deal,
drives shaggy horses, aud likes to play
with his buby.
Associate Justice Foster, OF the SUI
premc court OF kausar, got 4 divorce
from his wife many years ago. Now
the woman is one OF the paupers on the
poor iNrm ut Atchison.
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rIIAr CaI,NrGIn EINI;.



Why 1t WINS Levied.
WASHINGTON, March oG.-Sccrotary
Herbert to-day sent to tho house nn nn.
swer to tho Cummings resolution call.
inc for statement Of tho details Of tho
recent alleged violation by Carnegie,
Phipps & Co., OF tho contracts with tho
United States for the manufacture Of
ar!hor plato for tho navy. Tho sccrCta.
rvs answer Is long aud very interesting,
giving in detail tho history OF the
process and discovery Of one OF
tho most gigantic frauds known
in our naval administration. A
sketch OF tho most interesting
portions OF the secrclary's communica.
ton Is here given. Some tiEo last Sep.
icmOcr, tho secretary received from
James Smith, OF Pittsburgh, an attorney
representing certain persons in tho en-
ploy OF tho Carnegie Steel Company,
Limited, of Pittsburgh, notice that these
employees had i'll their possession in.
formation which would be valuable to
the government relating to frauds chen
being pcrpc,ratcd by ccrtuin employees
OF the company, which thoy would give
to tho government for sufficient con-
sldcratlOn. The secretary agreed il tho
information should lead 10 the recovery
OF moNcya from tho company 10 rcmun.
crate the iuiOrmrT8 from the sum re-
covered, but not to pay any expenses.
The secretary in his letter says: an
conversation with tho iniornants | had
carefully inquired whether the chief
officers oil the company, Mr.. Frick and
Mr.. llunsicker, had any knowledge or
Information OF She fraud which had been
committed. | WAS informed that these
irregularities had chiefly occurred ut
night, and always when the government
inspectors were absent and that MGsars.
Prick and Ilunsickcr did not visit tho
works 4. night. could find nothing
whatever in the testimony OF the in
tormauts to indicate that either Of these
gentlemen knew anything whatever OF
these Irregularities"
The government inspector. Captain
Samas0n, finally assessed Il penalty OF
Is per cent. Mr.. Erck appealed per-
sonally to President Cleveland, who
thought that 10 per cent reduction
from the price would be enough. This
made the tine amount to $l40,iS9, and
out OF this sum the iuiormauis received
$50, III, which was paid by the Car
ncsie company.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.


The destruction by fire OF the Pick
wick Club house at New Orleans has
set the insurance underwriters 10
thinking In Chicago, particularly,
have club houses been the fire iicnds'
particular mark The Union Club was
4 total loss, the Illinois Club in its tenn
porary quarters was bad loss, the
Chicago Club had quite Il fire in It's old
house, the Athletic Club, notwith-
standing its so.callGd iireprooi construc-
tion, had loss OF 60 per cent aud the
Calumet was practically total loss.
1t is announced with much confidence
by the United States coast survey that
the highest peak OH the western hcmi-
sphere is neither Mount St. !.Ias in
Alaska nor 0fizaba in Mexico. but
Mount Logan, named after the Cana.
dian surveyor general, and rising 1850
iect up in the clouds. 1t is recent
discovery by the survey corps that was
engaged III the fresh observations on
Mount s.. Elias.
There gathered around the ie0.h-bel
Of their aged mother and father, at
Lansing, Iowa, few days ago, 81 family
OF ten sons and two daughters who
were remarkable in respect 10 their
weight. The twelve together pulle,!
down 1899 pounds. the boys averaging
200 and the girls l50 eaCa. The par
en;s wero Scotch, The father being
understood and the mother 1t one time
weighed 80.
Hugh Warren, TURNER OF pevarD.
KY, sho: i picture OF Mrs. Susan Kelly
with silver bullct to counteract tho
spell which lie believed she had placed
over his cattle. The woman died with
in aminu;o after tho shot was fired.
john ". Atwood, OF Providence, r
l.. Iiod OF apoPlexy induced by tit of
anger because the court had forbidden
him to marry ior six months after
granting him divorce from his first
wife.
Twenty-Five Cinnamon have boyco,ted
the First Methodist Episcopal church
OF New Haven because thor Sunday
school teachers told the poiice about an
opium and gambling den which was
raided.
DR.. IIeinc Marks. superintendent OF
the City Hospital at St. i.Quis, savs that
he can cure ASiatic cholera BIZ making
on inCislon in The abdomen aud flood.
ing the bowels with m Nnlieeptic So!u.
lion.
"rink teas" have been prohibited tho
studenis at Harvard by the faculty.
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II the President had the power to
veto part OF bill aud to approve the
rest, it is the opinion OF the Richmond
Dia0atch that he would knock out the
duties on coal, iron ore, sumac peanuts,
&c.
In this case coal, iron ore, sumac,
peanuts, and other things in which Eir-
ginia is especially Interested would be
on an equality with wool, in which
some other states are largely Interested.
The trouble is that the President is no:
4 protectiOnist.
The Dispatch will feel better about
the industries OF It's state when the Re.
publican party gets back in power and
upsets what the Democrats are about
to 60 on the tariff question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-27

Distille-a outside of the whisky trust
are not ut all satisfied with the treat
ment they get in the proposed senate
amendment to the Wilson bill. They
DO not hesitate to say that the trust got
its work in well.
A Kentucky concern says the trust is
carrying nearer 2O,0OO,0OO than 5000, 900
gallons, and that the immediate profit
on its holdings would be Si,OOO,0OO.
This would help the whisky trust treas
ury, Blu. not tho United States treasury.
There is a provision in the senate bill
which was put there to enable the
whisky trust to make more money and
TO make it every year. 1t is provided
that bonded spirits may be transferred
from distllcry warehouses to special
bonded warehouses.
1t is predicted tina. il this provision
become law tho trust will build its ware.
houses in all tho large cities to save the
shrinknGo by transportation, amountin.
to about ,! per cent and agSresating
about Sl,5OO,OOO a year.
Outside distillers are curious to know
how this provision was slipped in. 1t
seems that the way to get consideration
from the Democratic economists OF the
senate was to havo trus. and work it
for all it was worth. This is tho way
sugar and whisky went about it, and
behold their triumph.
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Nothing In II.

Tho representative workinGmea OF
the country did not start with Coxey
and will not Join him anywhere along
the line OF march. They know tina. his
movement could not accomplish any
thing under the most favorable clrcum-
stances, and they know better way to
express their ieelinga than by tramping
to Washington and trampinG home
again.
This is the weakness OF the Coxey
scheme, that there is nothing in it and
it cannot attract men who haze any
thing i'll them. 1t can draw as it soe.
some cranks and more tgamps, but men
of that sort cannot induce Congress to
do the wild things enumerated in the
Coxey programme.
The roa! wage.earnGr out OF work mas
no liking for Il waste OF energy that can
bring him no return and less inclination
to form part OF 4 ragged regiment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-27

WAsuSGroS, D. C., March ga
largo daily average OF notices OF reduc.
ton OF pensions sent out TO veterans
and other pensioners is kept up by the
pension bureau. These arc in accord
ance with the act OF December 81, 1893,
and provide tor reduction unless addi.
tional evidence is flied within thirty
days. Tho notices are sent alter final
review Of cases of the board OF revision,
and all have been forwarded by regis,
tered letters during the past three weeks
in order TO record tho time oi receipt.
Already 1000 have been sent in the way.
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TUmS. March @G.-The preparations
for the funeral services hero over the re.
mains Of Louis kossutt are almost COM
pleted. Alter a service n the evangeli.
cal church " . 4. IN. on "Wednesday,
the body will be escorted to the rail-
road depot, where il lies in n temporary
mOrtuary until the municipal nuthori-
ties. the slmA evening, deliver tho re-
mains to tho representatives OF the mu.
nicipal authorities At Buda Pes.h OIL 4
4 special train At s p. in.
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SENATOR ooLoulrr nxrII.Es
At Washington Yesterday Mornings SUR
rounded by Ill. Family and Friends.

At Washington Yesterday Morning, SUR
rounded by Iii, Family and Friends
WAsmiSdroN, d. C., March Do
United States Senator Alfred Holt Col
Quit died at HE residence in this city
to-day. Around tho bedside when ho
passed away wcro Senator Gordon and
his daughter, Mrs. Jones, Senator Col
quits private secretary, his nephew
Mr.. Bum; his son, Mira, Colqu!tt, thrco
unmarried daughtcra aud his daughter,
Mrs. Marshall, Of Chicago.
Senator CoIqultt was born in Walton
county, Georgia, April -. 1871, and
was the son OF the Rev. Walter I. Col-
quit, m eminent minister in his day.
lie waa graduated from Princeton Col
lego In 1911, aud admitted to tho bar IN
1915. During tho Mexican war ho
served rs q stan officer with tho rank Of
major. llo was member OF the Georgia
Legislature in 1859, and was elected TO
the house Of representatives IN tho
Thirly.tlhrd Congress.
flo was nlomber OF tho secession con-
vcntion Of Georgia, and later entered
the Confederate service Gs captain ana
was coon promoted to be colonel oil tho
sixth Georgia infantry. Later he served
as brigadior general and was commits
stoned as major general. lie was elect,
cd governor OF Georgia in 1870, served
four ycarj aud WAS reelected under tho
new constitution for two years. At tho
expiration OF his torn MS governor he
was elected 10 tho United States senate
for tho torn commencing March i. 1855,
and was reelected in 1855. Ills term OF
service would have expired March j,
1928.
Senator ColQuitt was stricken with
paralysis in July, 1892, md since that
time has bcon unable to walk without
assistance. lilo has been ablO, howover,
TO continue in u large degree his attend
ancc on his senate duties. fic has been
wheeled in ami out OF the senate cham.
Der in an invalid chair, has attended tho
meetings OF committees OF which he
was member, but has not made n
speech or been able to take any active
part in debate on the senate floor.
Senator ColGuitt leaves wife, one
son, Walter 4. Colquitt, and four
daughters, Mrs. Marshall, wife Of Cap
tain Marshall, OF the United States
army Misses Laura, Hottie and Dorothy
Colquitt.
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mGnt credit is no. thinG TINT will
stand all kinds Of weather. Ito found
that In order to borrow money tho gov.
ornmont must have good standing with
men OF money.
Secretary Carlisle did not appreciate
these things before. His year OF oth-
cial schooling has been valuable to him,
and now he is understood to DO urging
the President to veto the sCigniorago
bill as Il measure that would disturb
seriously tho operations OF his depart.
mont. It is something for the sccro.
tary Of tho treasury to appreciate tho
situation
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-27

BURLINGTON, W., March %. - The
government authorities have Just com
plcted m examination OF the methods
OF the Vermont customs district, and
find that the allegation thatmany China
men are being smcg2!ed into the United
S:atcG through the offices hero is false.
Tho special agent, who has been con-
ductinr the examination. reports that
all the Cinnamon who have been admit
ted had legal right 20 enter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-27

IT is significant fact that OF the
eighty-six peers whom Mr.. Gladstone
has caused TO no created, men OF his
own party, torty-three voted against
his home rule bill There would havo
been more votes on chat side il more OF
his peers had been living. Born lord
or made a lord, it comes to the same
thing when question arises between
the masses and the classes.
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CoNEY may be 4 crank. but he ia not
all fool. In witness whereof note that
he rides in his carriage with coach
man beside him and when the night
comes on beta&es him TO tavern where
he may have q bed and u FIRE and the
best tho house affords to eat lie
shares the privations OF his men by
looking at them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-27

Formerly OF New York, now OF THE
FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL ISsTI-
TuTE. Columbus, Ohio, by request OF
many friends and patients. have de-
cided to visi: Bridgeport, Sherman
House, Tuesday March ~; HolIairc,
Windsor Hotel, Thursday March %.
Consultation and examination Tree and
strictly confidential, from . 4. III. 10 G p.
M, one day only.
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y coLoRGD man who says his name is
Casper Johnson, OF Buckhannon, West
Virginia, is the standard bearer OF the
Coxey army. Mr.. johnson ia quoted
rs saying that ior n consideration he
will contrac: to provide the army with
4 hundred chickens day rs it marches
to Washington. This proves conclusive
" that Mr.. Johnson is not 4 West Yir-
ginia man.
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THERE is no reason why children
should be allowed to suffer from loath-
some scroiulous sores and glandular
swellings when such pleasant, eIec-
tive and economical medicine as Ayers
Sarsaparilla may DO procured OF tho
nearest druggist. be sure you get
Ayers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-27
Beware ct OInuncnts Tor Catnrrh tant
Contain Mercury,

bcNiFc OK pIntlnThtS Tor CatnrrlI tant
Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell, and completely dGraase the
whole system when entering i: through
the mucous surfaces. SUCH articles
should never be used except on pre-.
scriptiOns from reputable physicians, as
the damage they will do is ten fold to
the good you can possibly derive from
them. llal's Catarrh Cure, mnnuiac-
tured by I. j. Cheney x Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken in
te5nnjly, acting directly upon the blood
and mucoua surfaces of the system. In
buying Halls CH:arrh Cure be srro you
cot the genuine. 1t is taken internally,
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by +. j.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials Tree
Sold by druggists price 7jC per
bottle.
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SVTTT DTuNrH 1l.ENt
Two Of Congressman Wilson's sons
have been appointed to fat positions
undor government. No man gets office
under this administration who IL no. in
limo with tho President. Cleveland has
swallowed IN tho ontiro Democratic
Durty
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IWTTTTNI ITVTIl
An exchange tells Of printing oiIlcO
IN Kentucky that opens with prayer.
This is raro exception 20 the rule, ~
from time immcmorial it has been the
custom Tor an office 10 DO opened BY the
devil and closed BY tho sheriff.
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LtTtTO NUTWltt
The Democratic editors will have 4
difficult job to square their FREQ raw
material remarks with tho sen0tG.re.
ylscd tariff bill.
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TO TFlT

|
Modern scvcnEoomcd house. no Chapliae
street.
store room, llOS Market street. Bes. location
in the city.
once.
ONCE rooms. Egertcr Block mos. modern in
the city.
Egcrtcr Hall; best In the city.
Store room 26lS Chaplinc street.
so C0-Goot scvca.roomcd dwelling, No. II
South Penn street.
s2!OO-Modern six.roomed dwelling lo6 South
Penn street.
SIS O0-SlX.roOmed dwelling. 10 North York St
Sl3 O0-Fiye.rnOncd dwelling, BIG Eon- Street
Sl2 Ll-EivE-roOmcl dwelling, 3liT Jacob St
S CO-Fivc'roomcd dwelling, III Twenty.
ninth street.
g oo-fivc.rootacd dwelling, corner Huron
S7OO-Thrcc rooms, second floor. No. 2G36 Mar.
Ect street
Sl0Gl-FOur.roOmCd dwelling, a62S Market S.
81 OJ-Scvcn-roOmrd dwelling, with Stable,
No. % South Huron street.
SIC 0O.Three Good rooms, SIS Market street.
second floor.
Lawyers offices near City building.
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OF Hoods SarsapaEiIIa is due to the ire
mendous amount OF brain work and
constant care used in its preparation.
Try one bottle and you will be con-
vinced OF its superiority. It purites
the blood which, the source OF health,
cures dyspepsia, overcomes sick head
aches and biliousncss. 1t is Just the
medicine ior you.