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rcrsonnI. LocnI and Gcncral Notes.

II. :. Carroll, president OF the Litchfield.
Carrollton & Western, was In the city yes
terday.
Train 3 over the Panhandle Chicago d.
vision, yesterday consisted or ten coaches,
carrying emgrants 10 Chicago.
The Ohio Falls car works on Monday
begin the rebuilding Of five hundred cars
for the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern.
on account Of trolley competition. 1t is
stated the Pennsylvania is seriously con-
sidering n reduction in local passenger rates.
The Louisville. New Albany & Chicago
earned in the third week OF May $5S.69l. an
increase over the corresponding week or
1894 of S5,9l6.
On all divisions of the Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton & Dayton a rate of one fare for the
round trip viii be made to-day on account
OF Memorial day.
The party of Big Four railway officials
who went 10 Cleveland 10 inspect the terni-
nails at that point and improvements at Lin
dale returned yesterday. -
General Passenger Agent Roberts. of the
Erie lines. Is West looking into the time
schedule question. the Erie people proposing
TO meet the time of competitors. ~
General Passenger Agent Crane, OF The
Wabash line. Is visiting many % the nrin-
cipai railroad centers. accompanied by some
OF his subordinate passenger men.
James McCrea. first vice president OF the
/ Pennsylvania Company, Is ON a western
trip prior to his departure for Europe. He
Is accompanied by General Manager Wood.
| stock OF the New York. New Haven i.
Hartford is selling at s2ie Per share. .be
| road is now making such large earnings
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-30

For more than sixty years this medicine
OF people. from the Atlantic to the Pacific
ocean, and in other countries. IT is purely
vegetable. absolutely without Quinine or
Cafomel, and is better than Pills. We cite
q few friends who have tried Simmon
Liver Regulator. Read what they say:
A High Compliment.
with the effect OF your Simmons Liver Reg
ulator, and have recommended 1t TO a good
many friends."-E. A. Rose.
A. Happy Husband.
Delaware, O.-"After four months use
OF Simmons Liver Regulator my wife is
slmost entirely relieved of Chronic Consti-
patton and Bleeding Piles."-W. r. Leeper.
A Good Recommendation.
Lafayette, Ind.-"A Mrs. James Fay. liv-
ing near this city, has been cured by the
use of Simmons Liver Regulator after five
or six of the best physicians had pro-
nounced the case hopeless. ALBERT a.
Wells.
Work Well Done.
Cedar Rapids, Ia.-"I have suffered with
Dyspepsia and Disordered Liver, and would
frequently throw up bile. i procured a bot
tie OF Simmons Liver Regulator, and, after
using half of IL. was completely cured. One
day. that Simmons Liver Regulator COM
pletely cured her OF Sick Headache."-D.
Olds.
EVERY PACKAGE
j. II. ZEILIN & Co., Philadelphia, Pm.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-30

BUILDING AND LOAN-The very lowest
rates on loans can be obtained at the
Building and Loan Office, - East Mar
ket street. HOWARD KIMBALL Secre-
tary.
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RuiIdinr PcrmIta

Mrs. Arminta Fulton, frame house. Forest
avenue and Twenty-seeond street, u. 20.
. Adam Heilman. frame house. NO. 123
|Chadwick street, 500.
street. 1866.
Patrick. Barrett, frame house, No. ls7
Meek street, 500.
Nda NJ. Smith. frame house, North Me-
ridian street. 200.
Charles r. Kitkhof, frame house, Wal
colt street. 1880.
Nicholas Dugan, frame house, North
Pennsylvania street, $2.01.
II you need a good medicine 10 purify your
blood. give nerve strength and build up your
entire system. take Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
prevents sickness by making pure blood.
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick headache,
indigestion and biliousness. 25c.
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rop s.LE-REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE-Thoroughly modern. mouse.
nine rooms and bath: beautiful location:
5000: terms 10 suit purchaser. 61s North
New Jersey.
FOR SALE-Beautiful country place. five
miles from city; thirty 10 eighty acres;
house OF ten rooms; bath, gas. steam heat.
never-failing spring. fruit. JOSEPH W..
SELVAGE, % Clifford ave.
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The East-Bound Money Pool.

Executive railway officials are watching
with more than ordinary interest the result
OF the first months operation OF the east
bound money pools out of Chicago and St.
Louis, as the success or failure OF such
a plan Of maintaining rates depends largely
on the outcome of the first months expert
ence. A movement is said to be on foot 10
establish a money pool between the roads
out OF New York similar to the one men
toned above. Whether q pool is formed
or not. the presidents of the trunk lines
have fixed upon June 10 as the date for
putting In effect a west-bound tonnage pool,
and the road is pledged by its president. To
restrict It's tonnage 10 the agreed percent
ages. At the last meeting of the trunk
lines Commissioners Goddard reported the
absolute necessity of som kind of an
agreement TO preserve west-bound freight
and passenger rates, which have been get
ting into q demoralized condition. Almost
the necessary number OF signatures have
been obtained TO put the proposed new pool
into effect. All central traffic lines will be
asked to sign il. When adopted IL will
cut off commissions and all manner Of
manipulations west bound as effectually as
east bound. Ii will be much easier from
New York. owing to the immense amount or
business funneled there. When the plan
has worked satisfactorily for some time
an attempt will be made to introduce
Gould's joint agency plan. One obstacle,
however, which may prevent the pool going
into effect is the refusal of the Lehigh
Valley railroad to sign the agreement
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WeSfern Freight Pool.

The managers of the lines in the Western
freight pool were in session at Chicago yes
terday. but failed TO accomplish anything.
The committee of five appointed Tuesday
night presented its report yesterday morn
ing. but il was able to offer no suggestions
for the relief OF the trouble threatening the
lines. The report did not contain any al
fusion to the differences over percentages,
hut was confined 10 the matters OF govern
ment and arbitration of differences. An all
day argument resulted without effect, and
at night an adjournment was taken until
Monday OF next week.
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A senIper Causes Trouble.

a dispatch from Chicago says: Western
roads are again In trouble over passenger
rates and there is likely to be a reduc-
ton in tariff TO st. Paul and Omaha with
in the next few days. all brought about
by the opening of a s~calping office on
Adams street, with a former employe OF
the milwaukee, & st. Paul road in charge.
In connection with the establishment Of
the scalping office a confidential circular
has been posted, which, after giving the
name of the proprietor and the location
OF his office. goes on to say that the gen.
tleman's experience IN handling general
steamship business and his satisfactory re-
laylopS with railroads throughout the
United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe,
warrant his being able TO furnish on ap-
plication any desired tickets, latest rates
and other necessary information. Copies
Of the confidential circular are in the hands
or several OF the general passenger agents
of other roads and tickets over the Mill
waukee * st. Paul road to Omaha and
st. Paul have already been bought by their
spoilers at the scalping Office in question
at a cut rate Of s.. II is alleged that the
cutting OF passenger rates by that road
for the last few weeks Is evident and it
ulation with an open reduction of tariff
rates.
Rates from Chicago to the Atlantic sea-
board show no Improvement and there is
talk OF calling another general meeting
of freight agents to see III some stiffness
cannot be injected into the rates for fhe
time being at least. No definite time has
every probability hat one viii be called
within n short time.
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LOST-Lady's riding whip with silver tip
on handle, bearing monogram &C. Mel"
turn to Journal office or 10 f6 North
Capitol avenue
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EVERY PACKAGE
Has the Red z Stamp on the
j. II. ZEILIN & Co., Philadelphia, Pm.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-06-07
Thrifty English TramPs.

Two NIGHTS slept in straw STACKS
onI each time | had fully dozen com
,auiou-. They called themselves iree
I.,-~.r-. and IN one way they we're
rather amusing, in fact. a new species
of tramp; they we're determined MOI
10 spend q copper OF what 'h'!
begged. ,u-
Il seems that this sort OF fellows
start out from London early IN the
spripg. and chatter" all summer. III
the autumn they return t" l-"nuoh
with their "sWag, aud spend the " ~
ter in some comfort. On their ii"'-
els they either bee what they need o.
90 without. If they cannot beg Il I"us
ING thew ,leep in barns, hri"k-yHrus'
and sirnw-stacks. and from early M
March tail late IN September they -.
not sununder a single halfpennY 'hS'
comes in their way. | had never "eI
f,r.. met this variety OF tramp "H"
doubt very much whether they "o''''
lac allowed To- associate with th" rear
American hobus; ior the true tramp
likes more generosity among III, i'''
lows. and when he meets "a s'inSN
brother hc is likely 10 give HIM "i'e
berth. Century.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-06-07

Charles Miller OF rarryiown, y. l.,
a trncknan on u section OF the
Hudson River Railroad, had thrill
iug experience with a blacksnake.
During the noon hour Miller ana
comuauIon sat down beside the rail
road tu eat their dinner. When he
had finished his meal lie fell asleep
He was aroused 10y commOtion IN his
trousers pocket, and was horriiied to
behold the tail of snake rs the anu
NAL disappeared into his pocket. lie
wore loosely fitting trousers, the pocket
of which was torn. Instantly he felt
the cold serpent coiling about has leg.
He screamed aud attempted to Tree
himself from the snake by kicking
vigorously. but the snake chung the
tighter. and at intervals squirmed and
wrigglcd ahout.
MIlIer's companion ran to ms AS
sistancr. and by gentle manipulation
succeeded in removing the reptile,
which proved 10 h. hlgcksnake three
feet aud SIN inches in length, II was
killed by tn. trnckmau. Miller was
20 terribly frightened that he could
not work for several hours.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-06-07

G. out. then. charge you. against the
Pailistiues. We must admit the odds arr
aFAinsl u.-6lo q one. Do the mHiief d"
d0lla-s. those devoted % wvridhur-- ann
sin ant dissipation. when cuuInFri VAIN w.
4 Haas devoted O. holiue.. aud Nirlur "tI
4 uar. Ia houses sei apart loo Ni.- ~ 4
dr~psiiafiaH and ruin. Gs cont ARIEL "iiL
tau-. dedicated u gOod-0nu O. one. ~.
printed newspaper sheets ~sait-i-i ahi''A'
fssm dag t. day. tho-s. drpraNing a. ''l"-
t.ary,i With thos- vlryAtiug arr COZ L" "h',
The agencies Tor making th- VII"
worse compared with the aeen'ie- .N.
making the world iseiter, COO 10 one. Luz
Mv,.- in his song, chali- How sh1uiI .n'
chase u thousand. anl iWH put lo'u'' !"
fighit' and ia By iryi one "N-'Ad ''"-
gueTs COO upiited battly-UN'-, auh me daf "i
universal victory j. coming. unie-> lhr bi','e
be- q fabrication aui eternity uAlh anu INC
.hariut- # God ar uuWhralri un the golden
streets. aud the lust rcgims mt ed the Sr'r'>'la'
hosts iiy.- dead ou the p.A.u- ui htaFfh,
Win "A. or without IL the work will
b. done. Oh. get ANT" The ranks
somewhere. armed somehow yHh With
nrsdls, YOU with FrI, N"u WIN
good book. you with l"A. "i
bread for the hungry. you with wal 'l
medicine for the sick, sou win a i". %
shoes Tor the baTeiooted. yea VAIN Mord "l
encouragement for the young man trying 10
get hack from evil WAYS. you with some story
of the Christ who came 10 heal the worst
wounds aud pardon the hla'ke-t quit, ana
call the iarthe-t wauderrr home. say 10
You a. the Waterman of London used L" say
nj night to the householder- before the time
If street lamps came: Hang out your hshl
Hang out your light
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-06-07
4 Stag Hunt in Town.

A small town in Michigan was excit.
ed the other day by the appearance
of n stag, with hound in full cry at
its heels. 1t ran thirty blocks, through
the most populous part of the town,
and finally crashed through the front
window of fine residence. Without
seeming to be injured, the stag went
bhndly through the house, up the
stairs and into large closet But by
this time there WAS great crowd of
men, boys and dogs in pursuit, and
when they came to the broken window
they, too, dashed up the stairs with
out ceremony. The deer heard them
coming, and at once jumped ont of
another window, onto shed, thence
to the ground, leaped fence, and
having gained clear hundred yards
on its pursuers, found safety in the
woods and was seen no more. The
hound had also disappeared, and the
people regard the whole affair as rather
mysterious. Louisville Courier Jour
nal.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-06-07
HalleKs Of Death.

The VALLEY Of Death Is on the
Island OF Java. 1t Is al oval Snapped
hollow, near the summit OF q noun
tain. about thirty-tiye feet In depth
and half mile wide The atmosphere
Is loaded With carbonie gas, and
although not at once fatal TO human
b.iugs. proves So either 20 dogs or
fowls. The valley has not been ex-
plored much ueyond the borders as
from there 1t has been seen that the
surface of the ground is strewn with
homes of tigers, deer, aud all kinds oil
birds and also of human beings.
There Is also valley known by
similar name in the county of lnyo,
California, between the Paramint
Mountains and the Armagosa range.
II is forty miles long toy about elght
miles br6nd, aud its bed IN lis deepest
parts lies 80 feet h low the level oil
the sea. Every part Of the valley Is
desert. Its topography and climate
have never been accurately observed
for human beings cannot live long
enough in its atmosphere TO ascertain
the needed facts.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-06-07

the White House in the East room we're CO.,
Quoted by Bishop Hurst. of the Methodist
Church. President Cleveland bowed his head
and, although he strOyr So hide his emotion,
his lips freg.ent.y trcmblrd and his eyes
filled up 1t was the first funeral over the
remains of a Cabinet officer ever held ia the
White House.
The military which had been drawn up in
PENNSYLVANIA avenue facing the White House
grounds awaiting ORDERS were given the
word and the funeral party with IT, military
escort under command of MRjor-Gcn. EVSe~
and headed by a mounted band 81 forty
pieces, moved down prnnsylyHnis avenu" To-
the 4 gilmore and Ohio station There were
four troops OF cavalry from Fort Meyer. tho
Marine Corps from the Navy-lard, three
companies ut infantry. four gun hatlrrlrs
from Washington Barracks aud four batteries
rom Fort Meyer. in all about one thousand
five hundred men,
Th4 funeral train was made up of five Bal
um1re aud ONO and Pullman coaches and
was drawn by No l4ll one Of the powerful
faSt-running engines employed in the Balti-
more and Ohio Western limited service,
with Engineer Lockhart and Fireman EakI2
in the cab. The train was under the dirtc-
tion Of Conductor Frcderck with Conductor
Taylor in charge of the Pullmau~. First he
hind the engine was the composite "ar
! "E~peranZa, which was occupied Toy the
| body, resting upon low catafaIque draped
in black. and the military guard Of six
artiilerymen. Next came the Pullman
| "C0lumbia, ana was occupied by the
members Of the Cabinet aud First Assistant
/ Postmaster General Frank \. Jones. The
| "Iolanthe' came next. Its occupants were
/ Mr.. Lands private secretary to Mr,Gr"sham
| Senior Mendonca. the Brazilian minister
Senior Romero. the Mexican minister; J. W.
/ Doane of Chicago. director Of the Pullman
| Company; Mr.. Bond, division passenger
ac"nt OF the Baltimore and Ohio, and Mr..
| MnEir0y Of the Pullman company
The Virginia. which cane next, was
| occupied 10y President Cleveland and Secrc-
tary Lamont. Neither Mrs. Cleveland nor
| any of the ladies' Of the Cabinet were in thu
pt-.y. The rear car the "IIaslemrir, wa,
occupied ny Mrs. Gresham. her son OTTO and
| MIR. and Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. MeGrain. Capt.
| Fullcr and the family servants. On the
train the casket was placed in cedar ease.
bearing a gilt plate with the words, Body
Of Waiter 9. Gresham, Chicago, m
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-06-07
WHITE HOUSE FUNERAL.
Service Held in the East Roam For
the Dead Secretary Of state.

Simple but imposing. This arrura ely de-
scribe, the last rites paid at the nation cap
ital To Gresham, the judge the solder. the
diplomat aud the statesman. who lie "itlnh
its borders aud IN his country service.
Like all born Americans his amh'tinh
reached To- the White House. His body
rested there aud although It wa~ only brought
aud taken away il wHs received aud followed
by the President. the Cabinet, ~ the high
est Judges Of the land. the diplomats "l all
the foreign powers and tn representative
men ofthe various bran'he' of the govern
ment. and all paid him the h"r.Ige ~ hearts
made sorruwful hy the loss of one they loved
and respected People Incl the street from
the Executive Mau- onto the -tutiou,and with
bowed heads parted with the Secretary 81 state
whose final obsrguies took place IN Chicago.
50 great was tue Presidents wish To pay ia"
fullest possible tribute to Mr., Gresham. thai
he desired to have the Cabinet. with himself
N it, head. precede the ra-ket from the hotel
To- the White House. The services at
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-06-07
A LIVING SHADOW,
TRANSFORMATIONS or
Noi.IH 0AKoLINA MAN.

A.
/, NoI.IH CAEoLINA Man.
..-.-. h.t Trus. starry Trotn the Lam
-, p..iaa. o. = Southern state
X..tu.d d. Personal Investigation.
,gr... ne Gr,..yils. =. e., E,Hsc'0r.l
The following interview has yusg Teen gwen
,.ur REPORTER by Mr.. q. 4. Baker she OVERSEE
81, the farm u Col I-as, A. Sugs VI Grr-L-
,ilIr. y. 4. Il Wlll lHtely>s anyone who hA-
ever had typhoid fever. Mr.. Baker said b.
part
'INAs living IA E,aufort County, and "n
the "a iay " October. lss3, / wAs stricken
down With typhoid fever had the be-.
physicians ~ attend ne and on the 18th dAs
u January. Iss4. wEs allowed 60 get uP. 1
va, ,mt ciatej. weak and had no appetite.
J could only drag along fora short distance
and would he compelled 90 sit dosn aud
i-st. Thi, continued for some time and /
Logan 10 give up hoTe u ever getting we'll.
l,,t ny position in Beaufort County and
lawns secured one in Pitt County, ci-rking
IN stotr. undertook II, but wa 20 weak
could not do the work and had 20 give II up.
The disease settled in my knee, leg and
feet. was taking first one kind Of medicine
and then another tut nothing did me any
good. was mighty luw-sIirited. moved
cut To- Col. sugg : about four or hNe mCnihs
agu and commenced taking DR.. Williams
Pills. took three d CAV for AhOut tire"
months / began TO regain my appetite m n
week : time. and then ny weakness Logan 10
disappear, and hope sprung up with hlessec-
nrss that l. beytnd all telling. Al The ~
YifHtiun Of the three months ] Wa entirely
cured and could lake ny axe and 20 IA the
woods aud DO a. =, od CAY : work A. any
nan / was troubled with dysIelsia and
that has disHpJ cared. it j. also splendid
tsnie for weak PEOPLE. ! say, Mr.. Editor,
God bless, Or. Williams: NAV heliyr fora long
time; know b" will 70 up Wonder To reap
his reward for he / a. d,Ls wonderful lot
If GOOD. Tell every coy that asks you about
Ir. Williams Pink lils for Pale People that
rf they will nv to ne lean certainly satisfy
;hcm az 20 their merits. / always ca1y Il
b l,A Of pills with me- and when ever feel bad
take one.
W. we're forcihly struck with the earnest
LESS Of Mr.. Bakerand his statements may be
relied or.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills contain, in a con-
Censed iuiW all the elements necessary to
/ give new he and richness TO the blood and
restore shattered nerves. They are an IN
.aIlirg specific for such diseases "a locOmUtor
aiaNH. partial paralysis. st. NilUS' dance,
sriatica. neuralgia. rheumatism, nervous
headache the alter effects Of la grippe pal
itaiiOn Of the heart ale and sallOw con-
yltNions. all forms Of weakness either la
male or female. and all diseases resulting
from vtiated humor- in the blood. Pink
Pills are sold by all Gealers. or will be sent
/ post paid on receipt Of price, 80 cents box,
I or six boxes for $3.50 hv addressing DR..
T Williams Medicine 60. Schenectady, y. \.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-06-07

GERS, with long vi2or. On the front is at
tached fancy monogram comprising the
three letters.
A big badge is worn on the breast giving
the wearers number and the words Sweeper
Dept. Street Cleaning" The men on the
force are divided into II districts each COM
prising six sections. 1t falls to the lot of the
foreman of each section to say whether or
not the suits are presentable, and he is to be
the judge of their cleanliness and his opinion
is to be passed on in turn by the inspector.
and then by the district superintendent. Any
one OF these officials should they find a suit
not rs snow-white as the immaculate work
requires, may send the owner home and he
Will he forced to lose day in order to get
his uniform clean. The loss of situation
VIII be the penalty for continued careless
ness.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-06-07

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it Ia pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently vet promptly ON the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
TEN efiectually, dispeis colds, head.
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 30
cent bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAE FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. H. REV FORk, M
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-06-07
IN WHITE DUCK SUITS.
New York Street Sweepers Appear
NOW In a nilnrm

The men who WELD the broom in the en-
deavor to keep the streets of New York clean
have appeared in the white duck suits de-
signed by the street cleaning commissioner.
The material is white unbleached duck. and
there are two pieces to the suit, ungain V
looking trousers and a jacket cut in the style
known as Norfolk. At the waist there are
loops, through which pass a belt, fastened
with big buckle on which are the raised
letters, I'D. s. c. Then there is cap, some
what after the shape worn 10y petty naval Off
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-06-07

Sav- the st. Louis journal 81 agriculture in
IN. editorial about NO-TO-Bac, the famous to-
lacco habit cure We know Of many cases
cured by No-To-B ac one, prominent 81.
Loais architect. smoked and chewed Tor
twenty wears; two boxes cured him so that
even the smell of tobacco makes him sick.
Nc-T,-B ac sold and guaranteed by Drug
eisls everywhere. No cure no pay. Book
ircr. Sterling Remedy Co, New York or
Chicago.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-06-07
Dyspepsia
And distress after eating are cured by
the tonic, appetizing, blood purifying

enects OF hOOl S
Sarsaparllls. Read
this letter:
II am happy TO
write a few words
about the good Hoods
sarsaparilla has done
me. l was troubled with
dyspepsia. Ny food
distressed me and |
had dizzy spells and a
dull, heavy feeling in
my head. Since using
: veral bottles of
II o o d 5 Sarsaparilla
my food no longer dis
k,,.t,,, mn NJ oil md