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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-13
GERMANYS SHARE
Is coaIing Station in Formosa-The Great
Chinese Loan.

Berlin, May 1a-The government |,
greatly satisfied with the success of tn.
pressure brought to bear upon Japan t.
prevent the annexation of territory on tn,
Liao-Tung peninsula. The official press
Is eloquent upon the removal of the seri
Gus anxieties which would have arisen in
regard To the peaceful development of the
East.
1t is no secret that the chief JOY is in
having, as it is believed materially i'm
proved the relations Of Germany with
Russia, while neutralizing the effect that
Frances support might have had in
Strengthening her bonds with Russia. II
Is reported that Germany will acquire
from Japan coaling station ON the island
OF Formosa. for her ships of war
News of the settlement of the questions
that have arisen under the treaty of
Shimoncseki have impaired u marked
briskness at the Boursc, where reports are
circulated that new Russian loan will
be issued through tho Disconte Geschaft
IT is more likely that the next loan that
will occupy tho attention of financiers
Will be the immense one that China will
be forced to negotiate to pay tho indem-
nifty to Japan and for other purposes.
1t Is stated in some quarters tht this
loan will be larger than any yet floated by
any country at any one time, the figure
being placed at 3, 600, 900, 600 marks $500,
900, 000).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-13
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES,

The day for the town of Litchflcld' s
10Othi birthday anniversary has been
settled upon as Aug. 81.
| A post office has been established nj
Mere Point, Cumberland county, and
Mrs. Ellen W. Stetson appointed post
master.
In the Oxford supreme court at Paris.
Saturday, in the bicycle case of Hamlin
VS.. Brett, verdict was rendered for the
defendant The jury was dismissed for
| the term.
Charles Tibbetts, an aged citizen of
Fryeburg, committed suicide, Saturday,
by taking paris green. He bad been an
extensive lumber dealer in that vicinity
many years. He was 81. He is survived
by daughter and one son.
Register of Deeds Goodwin of Farming
ton has just recorded the conveyance of
Township No. 3, Range G. in Franklin
county. Charles p. Hezeltine, Lewis A.
Knowlton and William II. Hall. all of
Belfast convey one undivided half of the
township to 6. A. Phillips of WateryiIle,
and G. M. Phillips of Fairfield, and the
other undivided half to NJ. G. Shaw of
Bath. The consideration of the sale is
not given. Township No. 3, Range 6. is
on the Canadian border and lies just west
of Chain of Lakes Township, and in the
same range with Kilby Township. 1t is
valuably wooded township.
The trial of Joseph Terrain, charged
with assault with intent to kill Ernest
Bolduc, was held in the Auburn NUM-
cipal court. Saturday, Bolduc having re-
| covered sufficiently to testify Bolduc
| said that at the dance hall, Saturday
| night. Terrain made proposition for
| fight, and they went down to Morrow
Bros yard. He supposed the fellow
struck first who got there first. He did
not know that he was stabbed until after
the fight. He did not see a knife in Ter
| rims hands. Bolduc testified further
that the understanding was that it was to
| be rough and tumble fight. He had no
| weapons other than a small pocket knife
He had had trouble with Terrian about
two years ago, and then they fought with
bare fists DIR. J. w. Beede testified that
the wounds in the left side might have
been dangerous had not the knife struck
rib The defence put in no evidence,
and Terrain was held in $500 for the
September term Of the supreme court.
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EAST MAINE CONFERENCE.
Reports Of Committees Matters
Amounts Raised-Sunday Programme.

Bucksport, May 12.- AT the East Maine
conference, Saturday, reports were re
eeived from the standir G id special com
mittees, and the advancement and con
tinuation of members of classes and super
numararies and superannuates took place
J. Fl. Wharf and A. S. Ladd were
chosen committee to send brotherly
messages to superannuates.
1t was recommended that $4,000 bt
raised during the coming year for super
annuates The conference appropriated
5000 to be distributed among superan
nuates, $1775 for widows, $4,000 for mis-
sions. $1,000 for church extension, $3.50 fol
Freedmen s aid, 5000 for education. 5000 fol
the Sunday School Union, 1926 for tracts,
$3.50 for the Bible Society.
A memorial service was held In thu
afternoon, Bishop Bowman presiding.
Saturday evening, there VISA grand
reception at the church for Bishop Bow
man. The auditorium was crowded fo'
two hours, and there were speeches, music
and great enthusiasm. Sunday. thor,
was large sunrise meeting. led by Rev.
G. A. Plummer; conference love feast.
Rev. J. w. Day,a feast indeed for all pre-
s mt, and sermon by the bishop on more
Blessed to Give than to Receive The
Methodist house Overlooked.
At the close of tho sermon, George r..
Bailey, James II. Irvine, W. II. Muffit,
Albert A. Luce, James r. Lombard, Bio
w. Russell, B. G. Seaboyer Arthur l.
Howes, James L. Folsom and Lyman A
Merrill were ordained deacOns.
Late Corners attended tho services at tb'
Congregational church. Rev Everett
Stackpolr, Auburn, preached on Disciples
Called Christians First at Antioch"
In the afternoon, Rev. Charles Allen OF
Portland, half a century ago. Methodist
pastor ut Bucks port occupied the Congre-
gational pulpit. J. G.. X movies, ID. d., OF
Boston, preached in the Methodist pulpit,
Luke XIV: 1874. No elders were ordained
In the evening the Epworth League
anniversary was held at the Methodist
church, Rev. Fl. +. Foss of Bangor.
leader. 1t was foggy, today. and it begai
raining at 3 o'clock, but thu attendance
was large in spite of the rain.
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Weather Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, May 12-Tho storm has
moved from the St. Lawrence valley east
ward and is now central on the coast OF
Maine. 1t has caused high northwest
winds on the coast from Maine to Hat
teras. The area of high pressure is cen
trail over Texas and is diminishing in
energy.
The barometer has risen east of tn,
Miss siirp'. and fallen in the Missouri val
ley and Rocky mountain districts. Tht
temperature has fallen 30 to 20 degrees in
New England, and generally in the AT
'antic states and lower Lake region; bu,
has risen slightly west of the Mississippi
river. Rain has fallen in New England,
middle and south Atlantic states, and
Lower Lake region; but elsewhere fall
weather has prevailed.
The weather will be generally fair, Mon
day, in all districts. The temperature
will remain nearly stationary in New
England, until Tuesday morning. excep,
in Maine. where it will be cooler, and will
rise steadily in the other districts. Signals
displayed on the Atlantic coast from
Sandy Hook to Eastport.
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WHOLE BILL REJECTED.
The nii-Revolution Bill Killed In the Ger.
man Reichstag.

Berlin, May 12.-In the course of the
debate in the Reichstag Saturday. para
graph IL of the anti-revolution bin was
rejected after debate the House refusing
to adopt it in any form, and in the sub
sequent divisions all the other paragraphs
were rejected without debate by very
large majority.
Only the Clcricals voted for paragraph
liz In the form recommended by the com
mission. The Conservatives and National
Liberals stood alone for the paragraph Ms
originally framed.
After this second adverse vote. Eugen
Richter sprang to his feet and exclaimed.
I'VE might rs well dispose of tho entire
bill now and not waste more precious
time. = Froiherr Won Manteufrel rose
from the right of the House to shy that
for once he agreed with deputy Richter
and therefore would second his motion
The House then rejected each successive
paragraph and finally the whole bill
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ENGLISH PERFIDY
Shown in Her Stealing Tonga
land from the TransyaaI.
German People Satisfied at Defeat of
the Anti-RevoIution Bill.
Japan and Russia Proceeding Tremendously In
Final Negotiations.

Berlin, May 1.-The Kreutz Zeitung
violently attacks the annexation of Tonga
land. southeast Africa, as perfldy on the
part of Great Britain toward the South
African republic (thc TransvaaD and
says 1t is delighted to hear that the South
African republic has appealed to the
powers. including Germany, TO prevent
Great Britain from taking possession of
Topgaland.
The ownership of this territory is Of
great Importance to the South African
republic, as it borders on the Indian ocean,
and is the shortest route from the
Transvaal to the sea- Tho Kreutz Zeitunr
says it hopes that Germany will interfere
to prevent Great Britain from carrying
into effect her plans In this part of frica
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NEITHER WILL STRIKE.
8iddeiord Viewers and Saco MouIders Will
Keep at Work at Old Wages.

Biddeford, May IL The weavers anG
beamers at the York mills have decided t.
,bide by the decision of Agent Page II
declining an increase in wages. Their
will DO no strike. His statement Is tina,
the condition of the market for coloref
cottons and ginghams will not warrant
the increase.
The moulders in the foundry of the Sac c
Water Power machine shops have with
drawn their petition for an increase 4
wages which was to have been presentt d
to Agent MCMILLAN. They were advis, d
by the overseers that if the matter WI 5
pressed it might result in q shutdown 4
the shops.
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NO CAUSE FOR ACTION.
The Sensational Charge Against Gov Brown
OF Kansas. Falls Flat.

Topeka, Kan, May 12.-County Attor-
ney Stafford has announced that he will
not cause warrant to be issued on com
plant of G. W. Powers. charging Gov.
morrill, with having obtained money from
the state treasury on false prctences He
says the vouchers which Powers refers to-,
are evidence of what they were given for
the auditor of the state had full knowledge
OF the facts when he approved the AZ.
counts; there was no concralment by the
Governor and no attempt at deception.
Such complaint, he says. states no cause
of action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-13

The police, Sunday, received the follow
ing circular from the Pennsylvania State
board of health: Smallpox with Buffalo
Bills show, coming to your city. The
show started from Philadelphia and was
not stopped by the authorities. Since
then new case was reported but was
suppressed For information address
Board of Health. State Of Pennsylvania. y
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NON. EBen WOODBURY. DEAD.
Was Long One Of Most Prominent and In
Nuential Houlton Citizens.

Houlton, May 12-Hon. Eben Wood
bury died at IL A. NJ, Saturday, aftel
several months sickness, aged 10. He had
been a member of the Maine Senate and
House several times, also of the Cover
nor's Council He was postmaster FOL
several terms, and deputy United States
marshal during the war He was once q
member of the Republican State commit
tee and presided at one State convention
He is survived by one daughter. thu
wife of John C. Mcintyre. agent OF the
American Express Company.
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Italy Wants 10 Strengthen Commercial RsIa
lions With Canada.

Rome, May 1.-The government has
appointed Signor Salimbergo. ex member
OF the Chamber of Deputies to visit
Montreal on special mission having for
its object the development Of commercial
relations between Italy and Canada.
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Maine Pensions.

Washington, May Excursions have
been granted these residents of Maine:
Restoration and reissue, George A. Will
son, Canton. Increase, benjamin Remick,
oaco; William &. Towle, Saco. Reissue,
Patrick Barry, South Lewiston; William
ID. Walker, Auburn Plains Reissue and
increase, Washington Campbell, Five Is
lands Original, widows, Melinda
koonan. Brunswick; Amanda j. Foster.
Boothbay Harbor; Sarah +. Strout, East
Poland
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FINE The OFFENDERS.
German importers Of American Lard Must
Toe the Mark.

Berlin, May 12.--Dr. MIGUEL. the Prus-
sian minister of finance, has ordered the
customs authorities to fine all importers
OF American lard who falsely declare
their imports intended to be used I'm the
manufacture Of sausage. thus attempting
to save the duty, the duty on lard for this
purpose being lower than on that intended
for other uses
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MYSTERY SOLVED.
Body Of Henry Britton, Miss
ing Raymond Man,
Found Under Logs About Thirty Feet
From the Bridge
From Which He Probably Fell-No Sign oil
Foul Play.

Portland, May 12--The mystery of the
disappearance of Henry Britton of Ray
mOnd, was solved, this morning, when a
man named Butler, who was moving a
small jam of logs in the river about 80
feet below the bridge, found Britton' :
body under the logs, the moving of which
dislodged it and caused it to float in the
water.
The body was uninjured and the clothes
were just as they were when Britton disap-
peared. All the articles including $50 in
cash, which he was known to have, were
found in the pockets.
AS soon AS the finding of the body was
known there was great excitement. The
body was taken from the water and con-
veyed to the office of Undertaken Lane,
and Coroner Perry of this city. with
County Attorney True were sent for and
went to Raymond, today.
Dr. Jordan made an examination Of the
body and tonight, DIR. Thompson of this
city, was sent for to make IN autopsy.
So far as known there are no marks of
foul play no bruises on the head. but
some on the body caused by the logs.
There Is apparently little doubt that
Britton accidentally fell off the bridge. rs
has been surmsed though the autopsy
may show something not now suspected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-13
Today's Games.

Boston at Cleveland, Brooklyn at st. Louis,
New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at Pitts
burg, Baltimore at Cincinnati, Washington
at Louisville
Pawtucket at lewiston, Fall River at Ban
gor, New Bedford at Augusta, Brockton at
Portland.
Providence at Syracuse, Springfield at
Rochester, Scranton at Toronto. Wilkesbarre
at Buffalo.
Haverhill at Fitchburg, Lowell at Lawrence,
Nashua, at Salem.
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Iapan's Plans Tor Formosa.

London. May IL "A dispatch from
Vienna states that cablegram from
Shanghai says Japan will make the island
Of Formosa an autonomous colony, which
will have no representation in the Japan
ese Parliament.
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New England Standing.
. League Games. Saturday.

At Chicago Chicago 3; Boston, s.
At Cincinnati, IL; Brook
Ign, 1.
At st. Louis-St Louis 12; PhiladeI-
phia, 0.
At Pittsburg = Pittsburg. 4; Balti-
more, 4.
No game at Louisville on account of
rain; Cleveland, wet grounds.
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BURGLARS At BATH.
They Take Change in Till and Supply Of Cigars
at Wallace & divers.

Bath, May IL. - (SpeciaD. - Last
night. burglars gained an entrance
To Wallace & divers grocery store
on Washington street at the south
end, by removing large pane OF
glass in the door. They stole all of the
change that had been left in the cash
drawer and considerable quantity oil
CIGARS and tobacco.
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WASHINGTON Forecast.

Washington, May 12-For Monday
Fair, except showers in early morning
decidedly cooler. Monday night, with con
ditions favorable for frosts. Tuesday morn
ing; nOrthwesterly Winds
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Japan Getting Along HarmoniousIy in NseoiIa
lions With Russia.

London, May 12.-The Post will, to-
morrow, publish dispatch from St.
Petersburg stating that the final negotia-
lions between Russia and Japan are pro.
ceeding I'm a most friendly manner
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PAWTUCKET.


Earned runs, Remedies ;. Two-base hits,
poherty, Kelly. Stepnen.on; bean. stolen
nivan 2, Mellor 2. First ba Oh balls, by
Butler, Whiting 2, by Mellor, Mccarthy,
Flynn, Pickett, Butler. First base on errors
Pawtucket, 2. Hit by pitched ball. by Baker,
Davis. Passed balls. DAVIS. Kelly. Struck
out, by Baker. Mellor, by Butler, Waldron
Double plays. Flynn, (unassisted). Wise
(unassisted), Hannivsn. Rierbaur and Wise
King and Flynn. Time Oh. 3om. Umpire,
Hassett.
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BiddeIord Boy Bitten by a Dog.

Biddeford, May 12.-While playing
with a dog, today, the young son OF
George Dineen. Saco, was bitten in Il c
groin, and is in critical condition.
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HORSE THIEVES
Take a valuable Horse. Buggy and Harness
from Dresden Man.

Gardiner, May la. Last night, thieves
o,tarea the barn of Fred Reed, Dresden
lower bridge, and stole horse, buggy
and harness. The horse was valued at
saoo There is no clue to the robbers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-13

At what time are these assets more
needed than when your home or your bust
ness place ID swept out by fire.
We can Insure your property In the
strongest companies at rs low price as
II costs In small uncertain concerns.
Think these facts over when seeking In
demnity against Fire or Accidents.
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Other Games. SATURDAY..

At Princeton-Prineton, z; Harvard, q
At PrOvidence-BrOwn, 6; Amherst, 2
At Burlington of Vermont, 8;
Bates, 6.
At Springfeld-Springf O.; Roches-
ter, 2.
At Williamstown-Williams, II Black
inton, 3.
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Other Games. Sunday.

At Observation-Disclosures, s. Spring
field. 12.
At Buffalo - Buffalo, 1S; Wilkes
barre. 10.
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League Standing.
New England Association Games, Saturday.

At LOwell-Salem. IL: Lowell, TO-
At MISUNDERSTANDING go; Fitchburg, II.
At Haverhill-Haverhill, 10; Law
renee, IL.
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Fall River, 3; Portland, 4. Klobedanz and
McInning; Ashe and Goodhart.
AT LEWISTON.

Hits-New Bedford Is; Lewiston,ls. Errors
New Bedford, D; lewiston, Z. Monahan and
Sharp; Viau, Mains and Burke.
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More Than Nall q Million Of Dollars Paid in
Losses. Is II not the Part Of Good Business
Prudence Il You Pay Out Money for Protec-
lion to be Sure That There is Large VOL.
ums Of Well Invested Assets Behind Your
PoIicy1 "v ~-ree-.r-
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Now is the time to buy your
Spring Medicines.

We have all the different kinds at prices
that can't be beat. Look over these prices
and see if you can't save from 25 to IS per cent
by trading with US.
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Base Ball Notes.

The attempt of Yeager to hide ball in
his blouse during Saturdays game was
not ball playing. Umpire Hassett made
him produce the hidden ball and he was
roundly Missed by the audience.
The attempt Of Hannivan while at the
bat to block a throw of Kelley to second
base was an uncalled for interference with
a player and was promptly called down
by Umpire Hassett, who sent the runner
back to first base
1t is probable that Hannivan will play
no more games at short field for Paw
tucket 1t seems that he signed a con
tract with New Orleans some time ago.
Subsequently he signed with Pawtucket.
and his contract was promulgated by
President Young OF the National League.
New Orleans put in claim for him. and
the matter was submitted for arbitration
to the board of control Manager Bacon
has been notified that the decision is in
favor of New Orleans and Hannivan
must report to that club.
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easily defeat Cleveland, today. About
5000 were turned away. The local S
teams hits were made when men We're on
bases. Cuppy gave five men bases on
balls.
Chicago. Q o 0 Is
Cleveland ..... o o / o O. s
Hits-Chicago, Z; Cleveland. O. Errors
Chicago, q; Cleveland, g. Griffith and Kit
tredge; Cuppy and OConnor.
AT ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis defeated Brooklyn, today, by
heavy batting. Kennedy was hit hard
and was relieved by Lucid Lyons was
injured in IA collision with Mulvey in the
fifth. Staley kept his hits apart, save in
the third inning. Miller. Common and
Griffin made home runs. Attendance, 5000.
G. ou;. d2s d557 Is
Brooklyn. . o o o. 4
Hits-St. Louis, a. Brooklyn, 10. Errors
st. Louis, 3; Brooklyn, g. Staley and Miller
aud Peitz; Kennedy, Lucid and Grim, C.
Daley.
The weather was cold, today, but 10, 703
people saw Baltimore lose to Cincinnati
Parrott was retired ut the end of the third
and the visitors made only two hits off
Phillips, who succeeded him. The field
ing of both teams was faulty.
2 5 6 8 Q
Cincinnati. o 0 0 0 G o o. 8
Baltmore....... o l 0 o. 0 o. 6
Hits-Cincinnati, 10; Baltimore, T. Errors
Cincinnati 6; Baltimore, 1. Parrott, Phillips
and Spies; Hemming and Robinson.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Washington won an easy victory over
Louisville, today, in the presence of 5000
people. The visitors knocked two of the
home teams pitchers, Knell and Luby,
out of the box.
5 Q
Westinghouse. ! x-l0
louisville ..... 0 0 3 O. 6
Hits-Washington, 16; Louisville, 10. Errors
Washington, 4; Louisville, g. Maui and
Mcclure; Knell, Luby, McDermott and Cate.
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Sunday Games.
AT CHICAGO.

Twelve thousand people saw Chicago
easily defeat Cleveland, today About
5000 were turned away. Tho locals
teams hits were made when men were on
bases. Cuppy gave five men bases on
haI
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FAIR AND COOLER.

Boston, May 12-For New England
Monday, fair; cooler; westerly winds.
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At Arlington. Vt, Saturday, William
L. Macaulay launched the first steamboat
Bennington county has ever had It is a
yacht. 80 feet long. and is to sail on the
Battenkill.
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Purifies
The Blood

az have found Hoods Sarsaparilla q
good spring medicine and it relieves that
fired feeling" BURDETTE YOUNG, West
Oneonta, New York. Get only HOODS.
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Insurance that lnSureS.
Look at the Record.
For More than Fifty Years Have the
Companies, Represented by Ma
comber, Farr & Co.,
Furnished Indemnity to the Citizens
Of Augusta and Vicinity. In all
These Years not Company Repre-
scented by Them, Has Failed.

Every Loss Has Been Promptly Adjusted and
Paid. No Patron Of This Agency Has Ever
Been Called Upon TO Pay an Assessment.
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Iood's

to assist Nature at this time when she
most needs help, to purify the blood, tone
and strengthen the laboring organs and
build up the nerves.
81 was in q run down condition. I
was weak and nervous and could not eat
anything. began taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and before had finished the first
bottle could see q change for the better.
l kept on taking it and am now SO that
can eat heartily and can do my work"
MRS. JOHN w. PEACHEY, Alloway, N. J.