The San Francisco call., 1896-03-26
This Amount of Money Has Been
Turned Over by One of the
Indorsers of Joys Vege-
table Sarsaparilla.
ANOTHER DAY ON MARKET STREET
There Seems to Be No Break in the
Steady Line of Ap.
proval.

which was expressed by the half dozen or
so merchants whose interviews were pub
hshed yesterday, giving their opinions as
to the merits of Joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla. The man who makes his living by
writing has experience in variety, and it is
not unusual for him to find one day week
at least moderately easy work, but to find
two days in succession of this sort of thing
is decidedly rare. But l have managed to
find two days at least that were spent on
Easy" street.
/ continued my queries to the merchants
of the City yesterday by crossing over to
the other side of Market street, and there
the enthusiasm was quite as great as had
found on the north side. chatted to
half dozen people whose names l am un-
able to incorporate in this article for lack
of space, and of those there was no single
one who had not kind word to say for
the great home remedy. joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilia. Some, of course, were
humorous, feeling possibly that their per-
sonal appearance scarcely warranted the
first question. "Have you ever used joys
Vegetable SarsaparilIa?' Others we're
serious, and not only admitted having
done so, but in more than one instance
they were frank enough to say that it had
been used from necessity and that the re-
suits from its use were altogether good.
1t is a little bit difficult to,induce man
who has been known TO have suffered from
a serious blood disorder and who is gradu-
ally but surely recovering his health to
give his name for publication. even about
the merits of the remedy which has saved
him from not only a dlstigured eounte-
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feels natural reticence to the world know
ing that his blood has ever been impure.
and really that is not surprising. None of
US are anxious TO parade our Ills before the
world.
And OF those who were interviewed one
OF them is man who does as large busl-
ness in his particular line as any one in
the City. He is man who has been in
business continuously here for over quar-
ter of century, and one who has handled
in his business over four millions of dol
lars, and who may fairly be quoted as the
type of the others who were good enough
to give their opinions for publication.
Here are their sentiments expressed in
their own language as nearly as may be
possible, and it needs no higher educa-
tion'' to understand just exactly how they
feel toward joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
Mr. FITzMAURIoE HAS HEARD.
I dropped first of oil into the gentle
mems furnishing-goods store OF w. J.
Fitzmaurice, S17 Market street. Mr.. Fitz-
maurice was, as he ever Is, IN good
humor, and to my query as to what he
knew as to the merits OF Joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilla he replied: 81 don't use sar-
saparilla myself, for which, [ suppose.
have to give thanks. l know, as well as
presume the rest of the world knows, that
good sarsaparilla is an excellent blood
purifier and as l have never had occasion
to use it myself it goes without saying that
nv blood has maintained a normal condl-
ton; but l do know something of the
merits of JOYS Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
An intimate friend of mine, who was suf
fering from dyspepsia, told me that he had
used TWO or three varieties or makes OF
sarsaparilla, and that he found joys with
out doubt to be the best of all. / am sure
that my memory does not fail me when l
saw that he was emphatic in his assertion,
and were he here at this moment | am
perfectly certain that he would give you a
testimonial which would please you in
every respect. l hope the time will never
come when may find my blood or my di-
gestioH out OF order, but If 1t does | want
to say most distinctly that shall certainly
use Joys Sarsaparilla, because 1 am salts
fed from the statement of my friend that
it is an excellent stomach regulator"
Mr.. Fitzmaurice is a native of New York
State and has been resident of California
for about fifteen years. He has been well
known as a furnishing-good man for the
past three years in this City and his store,
while not the largest in the City by any
means, invariably contains the latest styles
in everything that enables a man to dress
correctly. Moreover, it is not unfair to
state that Mr.. FitzmaurIce believes in
making moderate profit on everything
that he sells-ard only a moderate profit.
He is as courteous in his treatment OF the
.hr dc O Anll n Stn of
the man who spends fifty. In word, he
is a gentleman. I
A PoRTLY JANIToR OF THE NEW PARROT
BUILDING.
One can scarcely pass the new Parrott
building without looking into it, for it
will assuredly be one of the great sights of
the City when finished. There is a sign
on the temporary door which clearly indi-
Gates that people having no business NIT
dis bouse will please git oud." but think
ing that it might be possible that | might
have some business with some one in tn at
small domicile, | ventured to pull open
the door, and not in a very gentle way,
either. I was confronted by J. P. Ma
earthly, the sturdy janitor who guards the
entrance.
s.What is your business, sirP" queried
Mr. Mccarthy.
.'WeIl, l was just looking in, - 1 replied.
"Yes; l am aware of that" retorted the
gentleman with the Irish name.
"Well,' - went on, 81 want to interview
some prominent people as to the merits of
the great home remedy, joys Vegetable
Sarsaparilia."
"Do you wish to interview me?" said Mr..
Mccarthy, and continued, ''for if not, am
afraid that l cannot allow you to go far
ther."
1t was somewhat pleasing to find the
ioily-looking janitor so faithful to the
duties which he is paid to perform, and so
/ thought | would interview him on the
merits of joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla. He
talked reasonably and with that modera-
ton which insures respect. Said Mr..
Mccarthy: 81 shall always speak favora-
bly of Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla. do
not now use it myself, but have heard 1t
indorsed time and time again as having
done much good. and should the time ever
come when | need sarsa parilla, there is
no question at all in my mind but that /
should use joys. And farther than that,
he raid. salthough | do not remember so
that | could give you with certainty the
names. have<heard many people speak OF
1t as having done them much good" And
left tire genial janitor feeling sure that
had met onesof natures noblemen.
Mr.. eULLuxsoN STRONGLY APPROVES.
Fa,,, x-ar5e farther nm fhe street [ was