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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-19
SUNSHINE. Rain, HAIL, OR SNOW

Full Yard-wids Bleacnsd Cot
ton, short lengths. same sells fOr
Sc. in full piece. Tomorrow
they 20 81 3Ac.
Fun Yard-Wide Unbleacned
Cotton, good quality. our price
tomorrow will be 4c.
Bleached or U bleached
Shooting, 2Ik yards vide, regu-
lar zoe. grade. will be sold AZ
l5c.
Androscoggin or Cohsssst
sheettng, bleached or unbleachs
ed. Do yards wide, will 80 on
sale tomorrow at Ice.
O-ounce Blue DENNIS you pay
1880. fer the same) Will DO sold
tomorrow at l2lsc.
Duck Cloth, light or DARK, Tor
ladies' suits. sells regularly for
I 1910. Our price will be SIC.
d Jaronet, 81 inches vide, fine,
nice goods, will cost yol ING
Z anywhere. Come ana get them
4 OF us tomorrow al S1sc.
] Solid Black Cheek Muslin, nne,
I sheer goods, was never gold I'M
der Eye. Our price Will DO
I Sic.
] solid-Black Striped Muslin.
Z You would call II cheap at l21ac.
4 This will be sold a. SIC.
\ Solld-Black India Linon. that
was never sold under l2lrc. ana
1 will never DO again, VIII go at
! SIC.
4 White Check Muslins, satin
4 checks, nne, sheer goods, regular
2 zoe. grade. will be on sale To-
! morrow Mt l0c.
Red Table Linen, 81 inches
wide and guaranteed fast colors,
would DO cheap at 25c., will be
9 sold at 1Sc.
d Full Bleached Table Linen, 5S
q inches aide, you pay DOC. Tor no
better. Our price to-morro"
] will be 25c.
i Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests,
low neck. short sleeves, all per.
feet g0ofs, same as you 20 else-
! where aud pay loo. for, to-mor-
row you get them Of US at DC.
4 Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests,
tape neck aud tape arm, iull
bleached, will be sold tomorrow
4 al 1Oc. No more after this lot.
i Cuildren's RiDbed Vest, low
u neck ana short sleeves, all sizes
Y at &c.
i One lot Children's School Um-
/. brellas will 20 on eale tomorrow
at &c. big bargains.
4 LADIES' SIX Belts, Black,
3 Wb'to ana Blue, with black
I buckles. GO anywhere and you
4 pay 15c. for Them --our price
4 will be l5c. tomorrow.
& Ladies' Wool Belts, Black only,
a zoe. quality. viii be sold as long
i as tLoy last at l0c.
Il Ladies Black or White Belts,
Y with metal snake buckle, ~
a inches wide, AL eizes, from
a smallest 10 largest, will 60 on
Z sale tomorrow 81 &c. each.
= Belt Buckles that you pay Toe.
3 for you can get here tomorrow
at &C.
z @NnNNN
] v. 4. lHEATV00D,
q I545 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-19
TUAIUIMER BROS. corner Fifth and Broad streets
P1ANo-ruNERs, poLIsmERs, ETC.

w. j. CORDLEY,
INDEPENDENT TUNER OF PIANOS
AND ORGANS.
office: 10 north Eleventh street (base-
men.. Telephone. 1861 Post7oniee
Box bS7 ap Zl-Su. W&Flm'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-19
~ I,,nnEIIAsl rMBRELLAsl

Nowhere under the sun VIII you NM NM
such values as we VIII oner TINS "eeA
In this department: e, ,-br,,a.
re and 81 Guaranteed Gloria NmpteiR
26-inch. natural-twlsted stick. ~. . ,teS.
Black Twisted Umbrella, Ensi .s
gloria, color warranted. .,...,...s;,.'. fos,
81. 25 and 81 Elegant Gloria umoreiias "
90 pure Twilled-Silk Paragon-frane
WeIxel- Handle Umbrellas. u.s. ses
Mems Heavy Twiled-Silk Umbreilas' .g oc.
MEMS Extra-Fine $3.50 and 50 umbreIla rs
"a sample Fancy Parasols. from Sz''e 40 40
$3.50; choice ........''.... 80. - 'si'''
MATTINGsl MATTINGsl
Our cheapest. ...............'''.'''''''S -
Fancy XII no ................ .''''''',,S9 De-
81 pounds Fancy, very pretty''''.'''A a. -
DC Seamless Fancy ....-.....,.'''''''''' ny
$50 Rugs, Xxi ~, reduced "''''''''''''N'
WHITE QUILTS.
Every Quilt reduced, 70 make them
| leaders In this department: 49,
| 75c. Honeycomb Quilt now % s9,
/ Si Marseilles Pattern at .......'..s'-'u s,e'
| n Il ia Heavy Marseilles at.......... w.;
| 81 10 Very-HeaVy Marseilles at.....''''s - z.
| & Imported Marseilles at...........,.'' fi'f'
MILLINERY! MILLINERY!
We are showing new Ideas every gay,
! Nothing obtainable In the meuopOns
! that's new which we are slow 10 taAe
| hold Of. .t, aocr,e-
| are The oroper things. and we have them
| i'm plain and fancy braids %.
| High Crown Sailors, SILK band .....'''' 's9S'
| trimmed Sailors, Black and white. s9e'
| The a Handed Sailor this week.. .ooc.
| Dresden Ribbons in every conceiFaoie
shade.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-25
The Russian Thistle

The russian thistle, ten hundred
thousand strong, is invading western
Kansas in earnest. When young the
plant seems every tender and apparently
inoffensive. In fact, one would take il
for distinct plant, being of a bright
green and PRICELESS, while the m ature
thistle is of dark green almost black
and very thOrny with well defined red
lines on the large stems. So far we have
heard of nobody caring where the this
tie come from nor where they 60 to and
it Is likely that, in spite Of legislation,
the russian thistle will grow in western
Kansas undisturbed, for many years to
come,-Western Homestead.
J. B. Mcdonald brought us bunch of
the genuine Russian thistle Monday,
from his place north of town. He says
there is lots of it through the country.
Our farmers should take the time to cut
them out before the seeds ripen and keep
this terrible past from getting any more
of start than it has already, and if pos
sible kill it out altOgether.-kearney
County Advocate.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-25
Traps For GrasshOppers.

In 1.-THE state of Minnesota, Professor
Lugger, the state entOmOlOgist, has
in operation in the Red river valley and
in Chicago and Pine counties 400 ''hop-
per-dosers.' These are machines about
eight feet long and two feet wide, made
on the plan of dust pan. of tin and on
three runners on which they are pulled
oyer the stubble by a team Uf horses.
At the rear Of each is trough the entire
length of the machine, in which is ali in.
feriOr grade of coal oil, while at the back
is sheet of canvas.
The grasshoppers jump into the pan to
get ont of its way. Those that fall into
the kerosene die at once, while those that
are merely touched by the OIL may live
two or three minutes before they
succumb to sort of paralysis. The can
vas at the back of the machine prevents
them from jumping clear over it.
1t costs the state 1.5O to make each of
these machines. They can be made by
any tinsmith and are given to the farm
ers in hOpper-infested communities in
order to encourage them in getting rid of
the pests.
Prof. Lngger claims that with his 400
s'hopper-dosers" he kills off an average
of 800 to 1000 bushels of grasshoppers
every day.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-25
First Published June %, 1895.
ORDER AE SALE

FIRST published June 2S, 1875.
ORDER OF SALE.
State of Kansas, Ford county, So:
The First National Bank OF Dodge City.
Kansas, corporation. plaintiff,
The Western kansas waterworks. Irrisa.
ton 4 Land COmpany,a corporation, The
Central Trust Company, a corporation, The
Western Kansas Development Company,
defendants.
By virtue of an order of sale to me directed
and delivered. issued out of the 9th Judi
cial District Court of the State OF Kansas.
sitting in and for Ford County, In said state,
will on Wednesday. July 3lst, a. ID. 1895, ut 10
O'Clock A. Nj. of said day, at the west front
City, in the County and State aforesaid, offer
ut public sale and sell to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, all right. title and interest
of the above named defendsnts and each OF
them in and to the following described real
and chattel property tO-wit
All and singular the waterwOrkS, reser-
voirs. additions, and extensions pertaining
thereto. including the equipments, super
structures, all grounds and lands, rights and
property of the Western Kansas, Water
work. Irrigation 4 Land Company, owned
of waterwOrks for supply of water to the city
of Dodge City, Kansas, and the Inhabitants
thereof together with all personal property
of all kinds and character owned by said
Company and used in connection with the
operation of said vaterwOrks system. Also
all the real and chattel property of every
KIM III u description owned anu OSeU Dy the
Western Kansas WaterwOrks, Irrigation Il
Land Company in operating An Electric
light plant In the city Of Dodge City. Kansas.
Also all and singular the waterwOrks. res
ervOirs, additions and extensions pertaining
thereto, including the equipments, super
structure, all grounds and lands, rights and
property of the Western kansasW aterwOrks,
Irrigation Land Company, owned and
used by 1t In operating Il system of irrigating
canals in Ford county Kansas. the main canal
of which commences Mt a point in section q,
township 81. range %, west in Ford County
Kansas, to and connected with the Mulberry
Creek in section IL, of township %. range q.
west, in the same county, and which Is now
in process of construction, and when
completed will consist of not less than
thirty five miles of main canal, to-
gether with all houses, waterpipe, docks.
bulkheads, wharves, machinery. plant.
equipment machine shops, and other struct
ures or buildings now used or erected, or
hereafter to become used or erected In any
connection with any of said waterwOrks, Ca
mails, laterals or branches, or the business
thereof. all supplies, stationery, furniture,
fixtures, material for constructing, main
tanning. operating, repairing or replacing,
or for the betterment or Improvement of
any of said waterwOrks and canals, laterals
or canals and la:erals or any part of their
appurtenaces.
Said property to be levied on and sold
the property of the above named defend
ants.
W. ii. PEARCE. Receiver.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-25

Reversing the usual order of migration,
the drought appears to be moving east
ward to dry up the country. The
weather and crop reports show that
during the past five weeks the rainfall
has been heavier and more equally dis.
tributed in Iowa, Minnesota, the Da-
kotas, Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri,
than in the states on the same lines of
latitude east of the Mississippi river.
During the last decade in June the pre-
valent drOuth i'm the eastern states was
broken or mitigated by rains of consid-
cradle extent; but many localities were
complaining of drOuth at the close of the
month. If any one will carefully study
the water maps and crop bulletins he
will discover that in the general dis.
tributiOn of seasOnable rainfall purely
local conditions as to water surface, for
estry and evaporation do not produce any
appreciate effect. In the immediate
vicinity of the lakes and in the seaboard
districts the drouth has been most severe.
Long Island has suffered from the worst
drOuth on record in recent years.
"Water, water everywhere" but not a
drop of rain. Thus the best constructed
theories of many men ''gang aft aglee."
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-25

Every newspaper treasures up in its
memory the names of its friends and
likewise its enemies. 1t never OverlOOks
an opportunity to assist the former, but
never goes out of the way to aid the
latter. Human nature is the same every
where. People who show newspaper
man kindness never made better in
vestment or one that will more surely
repay them a hundred fold sooner or
later. As has been truly said: "There
occasionally comes time in the life of
every man when a word said by a news
paper either makes or unmakcs the in
dividual mentioned. "-Caldwell Ad-
vance.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-25
National Irrigation Congress.

The programme for the national ir-
rigation congress, which meets in AL
buquemue in September, indicates an
unusually able series of papers and ad-
dresses. The address of welcome to the
delegates will be made by Governor
Thornton, who will be followed by
Judge j. S. Emery. of Kansas Among
the other speakers will be Hon. Carr, of
Illinois, eXminister 10 Denmark; ex-
Governor LA. Sheldon. of Los Angeles:
John +. Frost. land commissioner of the
Santa Fe road; Z. r. Moses of Kansas:
Thomas Knight, OF Missouri: ex-Gover-
nor prince. Judge E. L. Kinney, of Utah.
and Colonel Il. j. Hinton. Captain W.
A. Glassford, L. S. A., will present a
paper on 'rhe Climatology of the Arid
region" The topics TO be discussed
are all Of mountain region where irriga-
ton is necessary for the successful raising
of crops. Following the congress will be
two excursions. one through the Rio
Grande and Pecos valleys and one to
Phoenix and the Salt River valley.
These executions have been previously
noticed at length in these columns. All
of New Mexico is taking an active inter-
est in the congress. Albuquerque especi-
ally so. and the citizens of the Territory
will extend hospitable greeting to the
delegates anI unite in making their
sOjourn pleasant one to an extent never
before surpassed in ths history of the
congress. 1t needs hardly be added
thai Colorado should be represented BY
strong delegation.-Denver News. For
full particulars as to rates consult local
agent of the Santa Fe route.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-25
Texas Coast Country.

The Texas coast country vies withCali-
fOrnia as place to profitable raise pears.
grapes, and strawberries. Six thousand
dollars worth of pears from thirteen acres
has been produced there in one season,
and can perhaps be duplicated by you.
G. T. Nicholson, G. p. A. Santa Fe Route
Monadnock Building, Chicago, will be
glad to furnish without charge an ill
ustrated pamphlet telling about Texas.
Send to nearest agent for ticket rates
There is usually low fare in effect to
all important Texas points.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-25
Gold Mining i'm California.

Nevada City Transcript: The revival
of California gold mining, which begun
two years ago, when the great financial
panic caused demand for gold through
out the entire business world. is still
gathering force. The California gold
mines are now sending to San Francisco
refineries $1,000, 900 in gold per month,
against 81 10000 per month, year ago
There is great demand for mining ma
chinery in all the fOundries and shops.
Oroville Mercury: The mining inter-
ests of this locality have received a de-
cided ''boom'' of late, and every indica-
ton points to one Of the most prosper
Gus seasons ever known in the history
of the country. From every direction We
hear of prospectors and prospects, most
of which are pronounced favorable. The
mountains are filled with hustle and life,
and it seems as if the ''days of old, the
days of gold'' where to be revived.
Signs Of the times indicate that an I'M
precedented era of prosperity is about to
dawn on the gold mining industry in
California. The capitals of the East,
as well as those of England and CONT
mental Europe, are turning their eyes
toward California mines. and are looking
for investments in our mining properties.
Some of the old workings, which were
shut down years ago because of the ad-
verse conditions surrounding the mining
industry, are to be reopened, and some
OF the mines which were owned by men
who had not the money to properly
develop them are being bonded by rich
capitalists, who Will make them pay
handsomely, because they can put up the
needful machinery to work them to an
advantage. We all know thrt the new
life being given to the mining industry
will be of immense benefit to all our
people. Men will be employed to
develop and work these mines, provis. |
ions, implements and machinery must be
had, and much of the gold taken from
these mines will find its way into gener-
al circulation in short time or its |
equivalent in money will. which amounts
to the same thing.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-25

1t is now quite certain that the tame
hay crop of the entire country will be
correspondence high. 1t view of this
fact western farmers should save forage
of all kinds, and if possible put up some
good hay for the market. Every ton of
we'll cured and baled prairie hay will
command a good price, and even the
slough grass will be worth cutting and
stacking, and the corn fodder will be
worth a good many millions if it is cut
and properly cared for.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-25
The state board of equalization met

The state board of equalization met
again on Monday for the purpose of
completing the work in hand Some
radical changes have been made in the
assessments as returned by township as
SCISSORS, particularly in counties to the far
West. In such counties as Hamilton,
Scott, Gray, Comanche, Cheyenne and
others the valuation upon lands has in
many instances been placed above the
actual selling price of the land. 1t is Of
fered in explanation of this high assess
ment that the counties could not raise
money enough to pay current expenses
without it. but the board will cut down
the valuations just the same.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-25
A Vacation tour to the Rockies

Can be made cheaply this summer by
taking advantage of the low rate of
one fare plus 500 for the round trip.
offered by the GREAT ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE for the National Educational
Meeting at Denver Tickets will be On
sale at all stations of the GREAT
ROCK ISLAND ROUTE, July 4, 5. 6 and
Z, and will be good returning until on
Septemberlst. The very best of the
ROCK ISLAND ROUTE train equip
ment. comprising comfortable and
free chair cars, luxurious Pullmans
and the finest dining car service in
the world. will be placed in service
for this occasion. In selecting your
route you should remember that at
ter the close of the Denver meeting
no Colorado trip is complete without
visit to Colorado Springs, Pixies
Peak and the Monitor region, and as
the Great Rock Island Route runs sol.
Id trains of perfect equipment direct
ly east from Colorado Springs, your
return trip can be most expeditiously
and comfortably made from that
point, without the necessity of return
Ing to Denver. by having your ticket
read over the c.. Il. 1. & P.R'y.
For full information concerning de-
tails of rates and tickets see our local
agent.
A beautiful souvenir, called the
Tourist Teacher" describing the ex-
cursion and giving valuable informa-
ION about mountain side trips, will
be sent on application by letter or
postal. Address
WO. SEBASTIAN, G.. p. A.
Chicago, III
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-25

Total....... 24365 81
STATE OF KANSAS, L.
FORD COUNTY,
Ia. Russell, Treasurer of Ford
County, Kansas hereby certify the foregoing
statement to be true and correct to the best
of my knowledge and belief
A. RUSSELL, Treas. Ford Co.
Sworn and subscribed to before me at
Dodge City, Kansas, this 23rd day Of July,
ls95. j. II. LEIDIGH,
TLSl County Clerk
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-25
Governor Morrill, promised the Kansas

VUVeTHOr MUTrILI pTOHIScU Tue hauSaS
people business administration and he
is giving it to them. He first gave his
attention to making necessary appoint
ments. Then he took up the important
work of sweeping out the incompetent
and corrupt Populist officials from the
state boards and state institutions, and
he has made a pretty thorough job Of
that. Now he is directing his energies
to enforcing the laws and demonstrating
whether or not it is possible to make
prohibition prohibit. The republicans
of Kansas have reason to be well sat-
isfied with their work on the day Major
Morrill, was nominated as their choice
for governor.-Kansas City Journal.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-25
Grass is 90 high in Texas that cattle get

Grass Is 90 high IN Texas that cauIe get
lost in 1t, and corn stalks measuring
twelve feet in Kansas, sounds little
but it is gospel truth.
Texas never before had such luxuriant
growth of grass, and Kansas probably
never before raised so much corn az she
will this year.
The Globe-republican., 1895-07-25
QUARTERLY STATEMENT.

a: Russell. County Treasurer, In account
with Ford County, Kansas. For Onsrtar
ending Monday, July 2snd. 1885.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30
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feh(gePhlagen hat.

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franfbcit,
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Ser @irflGntfsit Der Wtistel.
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Ser NelpenfGiili9fett unb Der Wiaiie ocS GebirfaIg
uno NidgratS,
VA. Der Yatient fam lid ieIblt nit oerinoe1
Gotten o5nc NrSt beritelel.
5. Sbr @ebraud e~rferbsrt ne @erGnberuno Der
OtGt oDer 2ebeu6ge1po ~DrAeite1.
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pirtell uamtttclbQr out Ben Ste bes uebelS inner
balb peniser ais etner balben Stuuoe.
ennSet9 en- Ge1t0rte QegDauuuo. Mnpetitz
nan9el, NbmageruuQ, @eod1tniBidm&de, betBe
@a0ungen nnO -grr0tben. Nort(eibiotcit, fieberz
batter unb ~nerpDler ooer ticicr Sdlaf NIT SrGtIs
men, SerStlopicn, NuSiG[d0e i'm @eIi6t uno RqlS,
6opfe, Qblei9ung ge9en @cleQi1ait, ulentldloIleus
belt. Nalsel al 8t0euSfrQit, Gdidter1be;t
II. |. 10. llnlere neutrality-suspicious. ~erfor6ert
setse 9erufSltorung uilo feline Mta9enitberla6uioelt
nit Ntebtiill, bic Wteoifamente 1Ue3he1 brett on
ben %aTfStrten SDeilel aneepanbt.
Die Va Sagelde 9ebanblung lit aud bos Bette
Wtttel 9e9en Granfbetten BET 9tterel1, 0IoielI
II. 10.
Bud nit 5engntfen nnb Ge6randsanpeifuuo
gratis. Man idrst6e at
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30
Mach der DiphtheritiS

list das System des Patienten g~eschwicht, er lst
abgemagert, die Lebenskraft fehlt, und er schWebt
in Gefahr, einen Rickfall zu bekommen. Elm &c
sundheit verleihendes, kraftigendes Starkungs'
mittel list durchaus nothwendig. Fin solches ISL
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Es belebt und bereichert aas
Blut, zerst0rt die Krankheitskeime, starEt die
Nerven und Muskeln und verleiht allen Organen
des K6rpers cine naturliche und gesunde Ihatlg-
keit. Ant desc Weise yerhindert
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30

es Die erfte Yfli6t Iei, bic @inna6men 10
gu pergroBern, baB tie Die Nusgdben bedter1,
unb baB bis bies erreibt lei, Bombs aus
gegeben perben miiBten. yea9ber piirber
ii0 audi M}ittel unb Wege finben laIIen,
bic 8apiergelbz unb bic MiinSfrage befrie=
btgenb 5u lO1en.
SIN @enat nurbe bic gemetn19aftli6e Rez
Iolution, pelGe Die SQinpi1er gpngreBDelez
CATION anneiit, fir Die Bill 81 1timmen, 0te
Dem General McGlernanb etne geniipn BE-
piIigt, angenomme1.
@s tpurbe cine grDBere Nn3abl BON
8ilS eingerei6t, barunter etne bon Green,
bic $4,000 fir ben 8ieberaufbau bes ST.
renboIpitdls in Nnna, 81, bepiatgt.
SIN 6aufe purbe cine erDBere 3abl BON
8iQ5 eingerei9t, barunter cine BON 8(dd
fir Gountb Option in 8e3ug auf 2i5enfi@
rung bes 8erfaufs beraui6enber 8etrdnfe;
BON 8ranen = 0erbpt Der Nnfertigung etc.
BON @igaretten; bon Gurleb = gegen
f9par3e 2t1ten BON Nnge1telten; bon Reeb
l. Sabresbepiaigung BON $1,000 fir Die
@taat8zW 2tl9eretz @efelf6aft.
Crafts rief ben &eri9t bes Statutenz
8ebi1tonsz Mus19u7es, befIen 8orIiBer er
iii, auf unb erfu9te UNI ben 9rud unD Ser
~peiiung beielben an ben Suiti5ausi dub,
6ierauf tpurbe eine grDBe 3abl BON 8ias
etngerei@t, barunter eine BON Butter -
8etpiatgune BON $4,000 fir Strabenz
pflafterung in Springftelb; BON galaban-
8elpiGigung BON $31, 900 fir 8ef0rberuns
bon @trdflingen nab ben 8eKerungsanitaGz
ten; bpn Sngerfou = 8epiQigung bon petz
teren $22,116 fir bic Normal llniber1ttp
bes iiibli6en Sairois; BON Safer - @rz
bObung Der Gebibren bon Srteben5ri9tern
I'M Is b. g.; bon S'@onnea - 8eipi1iz
gung Bpm $33,366 fir bas 8linbenin1titut;
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ttf9er Barteien unb Nbbaltung pon Brtz
mdripablen; bon Sbaffer gum 99ube
pon 8rauern unb 9ierbertGufern geeen Ser
luft ibrer Sdier, Slalden etc.; bon 5nebez
fer = 8etpiltgung BON $4,000 fir Die Gar
tenbau=9e1epi9aft; bon Menbe1 - our
Grridtung eines Nfbls fir unbetl6are @eiz
itestranfe Ole 8eptQigung bafiir $65,O0O);
BON Wbite = 8eiptQigung BON $4,000 fir
bic gep0bnGi6en Nusgaben Der @taat5 Nor
mai lntberfitdt; bon WoolIep - 8erbot,
gerii9erungspolicen oil Perionen unter Is
eeSd6ren dlts3uifeusn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30
hoods
und nur
HOODS

Hoods PiiIen sind nit der Hand gemach
und vollkommen in Proportion und Aussehep
Csc die Schachtel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-30
HOODS


die ernstlichen Folgen, welche SIGH so oft nacn
einem Anfalle Won Diphtheritis einstellen, und
hilft dem Patienten wunderbar auf dem Wege GEL
Gesundheit. Tausende Won Leuten haben die Nof'
ziige Won Hoods Sarsaparilla mach schWeret
Krankheit erfahren. Sic linden, dass es genau aas
~leistet, was noting ist. Es macht sic gesund'
Deshalb yerschaft Euch