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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30
Vegetable Growers. Assoc,ntion.

Alvin. Texas, May 29.-The Gulf Coast
Fruit and Vegetable Growers association,
an organization of the growers OF Bra
zoria. Galveston and Harris counties wa,
pci,oc,ed at we'll attended meeting a.,
this place today There was splendid
attendance of growers from the neighbor
Ing towns. \ constitution and by laws
were adopted and the following officers
were elected: Captain b. +. johnson OF
Arcadia. president, Hr Hall, Webster vice
president, w. e Davis. Alvin. secretary
All fruit and veg table growers In the coast
country are eligible TO membership.
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lppEAL IS MADE
= GOVERNOR AVID, AND hnc's-
~ .sruRp OF TEXAS
co.. 40 n Legal Hoiid"S
y :. pe.,snase i. "Ne-
mortal D"s'

.,,,,os appointed Thursday night
y Sn .,,,iyes from the Grand Army
H.a,,,e. Dick Bowling camp OF
y mp. veterans, the Texas Volunteer
ss'a ,,,,,eps generally to memoraiiae
= s., ~ upon the subject , setting
s.s 20 in Texas as legal hol,aay'
' .sslsnated as Memorial . Day, nav, ,f
!. ,ssolu,lon that was adopted at
u Wv ,s submitted by MIR. George
"a our senator and represent
As ,hs legislature and have accom-
18th A personal letter to Governor
asking him to call the attention
| :, legislature to the subject.
!. ,,.,u,ion as adopted BY the meet
=, .sp, to Senator Burns aud Repre-
(.-,. Browne and Holland is as fol-
..., That the legislature OF the
Te,as. now in session. be mem.
y 9 ~ sci apart May 30 as Memorial
saN .s W It a legal holiday, as has
n i.ra IN A large majority of the
sas in the District Of Columbia, and
", that his EXCELLENCE Governor
MI rulberson, be respectfully petition.
/ !. snsrace said memorial In his call
1 ,an, ty the legislature.
q. ls,,sr to Governor Culberson was as
IEt' c,,.,.s c,,hor.o,
crgrror Of Texas
s,u..on. Texas, May 29.-Dear Sir: AT
EN- w., meeting held by members OF the
~, "a Army Of the Republic, United Con-
..,a veterans. Texas Volunteer Guard
',i Ts,s, veterans, May 81. 1897, 1t WAS
..,,nopsly resolved that your excellcncy
! ,,,eetfu,ly requested, during the pres
!, titra session of the legislature, TO
rrrend that May 30 of each year be
uIde as a legal holiday and called
srcria) Day" We. the committee ap-
Ind to confer with you, earnestly re-
NJ that YOU do so. as this day has been
nan, In nearly all the different States
Al, Union, and also In the District OF
s.nsIa, our object being to perpetuate
\ feeling throughout the United States.
q, ". Klii, Chairman.
Hon II. ID, Rice. Mayor.
Major r. H. Baer.
Grand Army of the Republic.
Gen. T, n. Howard,
Confederate Veteran.
Gen. Richard Cooke.
State Volunteer Guard.
Committee.
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,,on Road Fieuring %" ms
mn of Lumber ,d

orange. Texas, May 81 T,s
,, 'n vice president Of the leAas
81 o., cnIt ratiroad. proposed limo ron u,
I 1., Wv, ~ sabine Pass. spent the Day ID
orange yesterday Mr LLOYD Is san,s
nurcbasing agent OF Inc Mexican eD
storm railroad and he vas mere me- ,sar
with The miles on big bill OF , nan Il
NM line * completed from the cry %
uax,oo 10 oaxaca. and is to be bum ', ,'aa
,,,o 80, mace 10 the. Guatemala boundary ''A, :,
ana win require an immense A'no'
timber. .o,rt adj.
the county commissioners eoui' :.
10y his afternoon, after being ID ses,
l,en Two days. but will meet aeaih The
saturday. June 5. to open BIDS anu vbicb
contract for erecting the seAuoia w
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IN rtltainly not avelse to entertain
Nsses'lens or receiving advice from
'n'ehs committee or any one else,
aalIsd Captain o. c, Drew OF the board
'''A' works to Post reporter yester-
~ einafk was brought out in relation
|, r 'segsiew in yesterdays Post with
|ea Nho'her member Oh lhe
\. s III not, however, be willing to dis.
M, '"n a committee what my official
~ Would be upon any matter OF pub
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o hang Prean peon. who is to be executed

to hang Prean Deon, who is TO be executed
july o.
The first term OF the new county court
VIII begin on the third Monday in June,
al which time both the civil and criminal
dockets Will be taken up,
NJ 2.ib O'Clock this afternoon the last
brick was laid in the foundation OF the liew
public school building. A big force of car
pentors will be put on Monday and the
building rushed through with all possible
speed,
Rev. ]. A. Stanton. pastor of the Baptist
church at this place. is attending the nth
Sunday meeting of the Southeast Texas
Baptist association at Sweet Home and
there VIII be no services at that church
tomorrow
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There is no ambition nobler than that of
the haidworkiug farmer. He tolls early and
late to secure for himself and his family
that most lasting of fortunes, an allotment
of land. clear of Indebtedness. No other
fortune is so secure and permanent. There
are Ill England families of small farmers,
living in assured comfort and contenttnent,
upon the lands acquired by their forefatlers
500 years ago
The achievement. of the farmers ambition
depends a great deal upon the good health
of himsclf and his family If they suffer
from bilious attacks and indigestion and do
not promptly resort to the righ, remedy,
altios, any known sickness may be the re-
suit. DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov.
cry is speedy cure for biiiousness, iudi.
gestion and the evils that follow them. II
makes the liver active, the digestion per,
feet, the appetite keen and the blood pure,
and builds healthy flesh aud muscle An
honest druggist won't urge upon you a sub
stitute.
~ send YOU my most sincere thanks for the
benefit have received from your medicine"
writes Edward b. o'Neill, Esq, Of No. a Swan
St, Cleveland, Ohio. 81 hope you will publish
the same II may benefit seine other poor suf.
ferer who Is troubled In like manner. 1 was
laid up with lunibago or scin.ic rheumatism. I
could only walk with help OF two sticks for nine
weeks. tried several remedies and doctored
with some of our best physicians and no,
Medical Discovery. After using two bottles of
it was all right"
DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser teaches YOU all about the hotne-trc
ment OF diseases. II contains I,ooS pages
and 900 illustrations. II used to cost 81 SO;
now it's FREE. For paper-covef, send 81
one-cent stamps, to cover mailing; cloth
cover, 10 cents extra. Address, DR.. Il. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Tho remains Of John Weber, VINO niFn
Friday afternoon at his home 2oo' hauiey
street. we're shipped to San Ant/'o yes
terday evening by Wcsthetmer 4 '-ro, re
formerly lived in that town AMI his WIZ
and children viii return there "l'H inc
hotv
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M M ociock last night Rex Bord and
ehattel mortgage. naming
|, = :, meek as trustee and conveying TO
~ !, aV'F stock of millinery goods To-
W., ae store recently opened by them
Essiiors '' reel for the benefit OF preferred
F~. Tb0 whose claims aggregate about
* rirb, :, hapers could not be gotten at
lN snparS set tho list OF creditors sehod-
-'Aong The nrefercnnas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

mstice mn yesterday held an inquest
upon the body of an old eoior'a woman,
Lucinda Grammer, who died from na,ura'
oa,,so 81, tho residence Of her daughter
L. Robinson. at ll5 Valentine street. . abe
was Is years old and died without a pHSN''
81
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Periodical
Tickets>-asa>

We beg IN notify The public that
RIODICAL TICKET SYSTEM or p,R-
CHASING in your city, whereby sou
valuable and useful articles.
We have Just canvassed the CITY, ana
every family Is supposed 10 have re-
ceivod a book Of PERIODICAL TICK
ETs. II you fafled TO get one let us know
and we will send yon one; remember, they
DON'T cost a cent; neither docs It coat
YOU anything to use the tickets our
office is with II. WADDEII4, from whose
large and varied stock of beautiful goods
YOU may select a PREMluM you may
ALSO secure all the leading magazines and
papers as premiums,
The way TO use The tickets Is as follows:
For every Zoe cash purchase you make
from one Of the following merchants, you
leave one ticket II your purchase IL soc.
leave I'VE fgGkots and e. on After you
have used certain number, say 49, TEX
cts or over, call at our office and select
come useful or Ornamental article and We
,y,n deliver il TO your home, free OF an
cost 10 YOU.
Remember. PERIODICAL TICKETS
can be used ONLY OH SPOT CASH fGR-
cHAsEs. The merchants pay us for adj
yer,isfne them. ana we in setnrn give you
a premlun for using our tickets.
Tho leading merchants who receive Pc
riod cal tickets
II. waddell, r. C. stuart prus
Levy Bros. Company
I'd KAN. l. Lewyn,
peMeritt shoe Co, J. BurgheIm.
browne & Mellinger,R l. coons.
Charles woessner A. seureau
II Roberts & Son, John Mcclellan & Co,
70 i Frederick, Joe Goldman.
r. Minister, Nhlliiesey Hardware
f. c. crawford Company.
Fritz Rehde. sweeney q Frederieks
N Geiselmsn. j. J. Pastoriza,
Palace Meat Market. James Butte,
p Dawson. Morris Plumbing Co.
ned star supply Co J. Wright.
Houston Trunk Co. Texas Typewriter Ex'
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dry.
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lsaast ~ ilies suit in the district court
~ eop,r,a, oAu' to annul their partner
a.< tOr ,ssn recover $1,000 IN cash and
t,s, a., ,,'.s naid for such partnership in
Is'1ns On ~ enloln Defen I'm Gaut from
oit sxfseme,, sihsss up ,ha part
sey esdsr ~. with pla.ai..i. A tenn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

'rs.r !, ' =, lower of attorney filed yes.
perrs ~e county clerks ofhce by J.
IL n =. =. WHO claims to be son and sole
Y BY wbtos e William j. Perry a this
Mao FIJI, 'n he vests in n. o. Bailts
ss,iss, thu h lover TO deal with his claim
''tsf bs sr, refry estate as he secs nj
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H.. .s samuel Proprietor OF the Marble
hs,o, won on Main street, between
lss !. ana Prairie avenues. yesterday
n. :, Instrument in the county clerks
!, Fisher | aii he deeds in trust to Henry
= Marble p .he furniture and fixtures in
Assfican n,d alaee saloon to secure the
brewery in the sum OF $4,000.
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.rudae Gavin of the criminal distF'c' 'V".s
nh, come M Monday from Galveston 10
SO, cases for the June Term OF court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-30

Luling. Texas, MAY % -rarney Hick-
man. farm hand at Nj. Always, on York 5
creek, was stung on the neck by an insect
that he did not see. He is In commissions
and not expected to live
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10 s.cnr s will give a very enjoy

ablo dramatic entertainment ion'sh'
hen, han. upon which occasion they WI
nrei'-ni The play deferred from last sun
day night on account OF rain
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LEMws NOTIFIED nEEn.

Delivered FREQ 10 any part OF me c'sS.
address Aug. Moser, Houston. yexsA -
telephone ia
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Main ST.

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Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10
FAVORABLE OUTLOOK
.Nining in i.ie W, stern Part of
 the CouniV.

Mr. Angst J, crrss, wha arrived from the Dragnons, left today for Bis bee to remain few Jays when he will return 10 the Peabody mine.
 In conversation with MT. Joeross the PRc srECTuE reporter leGrnei that the mining outlook: for the Dragons was never better than at present.
 The Peal edy ia st'ii being prospect ed with a diamond drill in the hands of skillIul orer. tor; the average daily boring being tweLty feet and upward.
 Amino owned ty NJ. Wien is be- ing worked by leesers who have devel- oped rich vein of ore, the lest part of which is a, least tao feet wide aud in addition to its valle in copper, will average, accordin Co tine assays, thirty ounces per town in silver aud some goli.
 Several other pIorpec.s of greater or jess note were mentioned but MT. JCc:ess had Lot time to enter into de- tail ;n their description. He spoke, however, Of the satisfactory manner in which tho different claims were developing end predicts for the Ora goons future full of promise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10
ON SUNSETS
Beautiful Sight Seen ErCn
 Tombstone.

There aro few Il.ces where such beautiful sunsets can be seen in Arizona, a- in Tomts' one.
 Ye,terday evening just before san- set, a storm cloud gathered over the southeastern horizon anl began tD gradually spread over the ea.t anu northeast, lendiGg a weird uucanny appi arsnce to the heavens. The lower stratum of clouds which was moving very swiftly began to partly obscure q e sun; and when its rays glanced through the cloud ritts the dark bank of slou,s te the eastward seemed aglow with ell the indescrib- able hues and t;n's, from sombre grey or brown. to the brightest colors of the rainbow.
 Over the tors of the WhetstOnes i. seemed Q fairy city with walis towers and svires, of tLe olden tirnn. A lake, silver ard blue, stretched away beyond, and ov>r all there was shed sof:, golden light like that one sees through tinted screcns.
 Oser the Dragons the dark clouds hung like pail; and when the gaze turned to them from the brighter scene in the west, il was sufficient 10 t. Till one wi Il strange feeling, hall fear, half awe.
 Throughout the rainy season beau.i- ful sunsets are frequent in Aiizona. And Tombstone, from her elevated position sees them 10 better a!vant- age them any other place in the Teri itory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

The state Cf Oregon presented her batt!eship nsmesaae with 8 niagnifi- cen: silver table service. The PG)S- PzCToE, in emulation of thi. exam ole, will preseu. to any chil! named for u., 6 silver lined prospect
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

Iiaa ei eotion were held now iui President" sai,! MT. F. Wolf, pre.i dent of biz iron and chip building plant ct Portland, Oreg.. in coLvcrsa- tisn wi;h friends tt the Riggs. "the whole Pacific Slope you'd yo.e tc elect Bryan over any man the Re pablicaus could name. It was hard struggle to hoM Oregon ia l:ne last year, but today it would be impossible Tue continued depression il bpsines: has increased the free silver sentiment in our State to degree that would make silver ticket ipvincible in ,he absence Of s Tey.val of Prospe!ily."- Wsshiu ;ion E1I:.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10
Tossed on tbc Eoa a,niuG sBiIioN,

You may rever have Ieen, but II yOu cross tiIe Atlantic, no matter how t!nooti. the va:.ry expanse, without tes sickness you are-vel', a luck FOysgsr, il.at is all. O!d tars who have spent their lives on the ocean wssss. who were almost barn, Sc to speak. gith their "sea l'g, oD." suffer now sEd ,hFn from ,ea sickness in seSy tempestnens weather Sea cap tains. t1UEi.:s, coaimerical travellers [ na ya'chsmCu cay that thaIs is no finer safeguard sgsin.t Eausss than 'lo tet-r Stpmach Ei:t r-, and II i'as been equally r,lisl.lo ss preven- tIve ty IEval.ds who travel by stsDm- boat ard rai.rCad, and 1ho sometimes s'.Ecr as much in those conyeyaaces ss ncean tray, lers do iu s.eGmsli,.s. DIiionensss, constipation, sick head ache and disorders of tie stomach caused by oppressive climatic infu- ences or un&!Ioiesoc.e or uuaccrstom- cd food or water. always yield 10 the EItters speedily. This popular medi- elns glso rem dies, rheumatic, kidney and nesynus disorders, and the in hrmIties incident to increasing years
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

Wm Lutiey who has been in MexI- co purchasing csttle for the Cum nings Mia" 0 Gordon Lu:ley Company has boug.t large herd and driving them 10 2heir C.chise range.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10
Advertised Letters.

The following is list of letters re- nlaining in the general delivery at the Tombstone postohice for the week ending June s, 1887: F w Tower A A Magil Megil Rose Cipriano Carraso N hen calling for above letters, say advertised, giving date of advertise men..
 EMIL SYDOw. PM
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

The PEosPEcToR had plea ant vi it from NIT. J. E. Adams, one of CC- ch:se's riucher citizens from Wi.cex. sIr. Adams ,iv. an encouraging re- pUrt oi i,e general Ou;lork in ''CheTry Cow" county, particularly in tie live stock line. lie sold, recently, calves from ten months tD orc year old for $Ij.0J Ter head.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

A. w. smith of Tombstone, has opened shoe shop on Congress ,tieet in the rooms occupied until receEtl by Attorney R, D. Fergrson-Ciiizeu.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

Mr. Chss Got tJens attempted - fire shotgun, the muZz.e Of which had become stopped up wi.h mud aad the rrsul. was kick on tie part of the gun which knocked Mr. GJe'j II; off the fence and bruiaed his 5houlIer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10
OFFICIAL REl OFT.
Of the Board of Supervisors
 of CUchise County.
July !. 1897.

July :, 1897. Fond oI Equalization of Cochise county met pursuent 10 adjournment at 5 am July ., 1897.
 Pressn,--John Montgomery Chair man pretem unl Supervisor J. II. McPhcrson.
 Minutes Of previous meeting read and approved.
 Resignation Of Supervisor N. A. Gilman was received and placed on file.
 Board with tine district attorney proceeded to the TIeasurers Office for tho purpose of counting the monies in lis hand, board r,turped aLd reror.ed.
 The fo.losing claims against the county weIe allowed aud warrants ordered drawn for the several amounts II $ Gordon, county physi- . \ 4 Gilman, paid to indigtnt T. GO N Brown, salary recorGor.. 300 go Huachucs Water Co.,, wHter l6S co \ Wentworth, salary treasurer 3JO % \ Wentworth, flag. ......... II lj rhus Allison, ice. sS 90 w A Harwood, salary clerk. ls0 % W Bradley, salary. ........ ljv % Wan Ritchie, jailor .......... 3V0 co John Gehl, janito.. ...,.. l5O Op Scott White, salary ...... 1a0 OU W A Harwocd, stamps, etc. lUO co On motion Board sdjOurred until Jaly $. lSJ7 a. 9a. m.
 JOHN MONTGOMERY,
 Chairman pro ttm. Attest:
 M J BROWN
 Clerk
 By " A HA3wCoD
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

Dispatches from the state oi Durango Nex.co, rcpo:i unusually heavy rsins and higt. water in the uyers. 1hs Eszas river has OyeInonsd 1t. banks and formed new channels miles away from it's former bed. The water from this rivcr lrrIcates large par, of thr famous "Bul-on tie Mapimi."
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

From the fact that 10 Ca.tern mail arrived today it is supposed the heavy rain oi yeste rGay has inte.fcrod wi.h the running of trains CD tie South erE Pacific east Cf Benson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

The wa;ermain of tina Huachuca Water Co.,, burs. yesterday a: the san Pedro rive. and the only supply or hand i. in the big reservoir in Tomb stone The accident WAS owing to q sucden !rcsiiet washing large Loulder- .gsiGs, the pipe in the channel of the riyer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

The Phoenix Herald seems to think in view of the uncertainty of things political, i, is rot safe to abufe candi- date for prcsideI tial appointment un- til he has been finally r, ,jec:ed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

Today is tle cay set for the exscu- tion Of Philip Lashley in Tucson. l. She sentence Is carried ort it will make the fourth legal execution in Pima county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

Ben Cook snd daughters and the family IA. Hill composed merry party who went on picricing trip to the Huaehucas this morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

July }, 1897. Boari of Equalization of Cochise county me: ursuant 10 GdiouTnmen: at 10 A m. July ', 1897. Present-JolIn Montgomery Chair man pro ten, and Supervisor J. II. McpherSon. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. James Reilly appeared anl a.ke'! for eduction on the property of Geo E. Euhler. The same was taken uu- der advisemenI. Board on motIon proceeded witt, equalization of the Assessment roll. On motion bond cleoJ at recess urtil 3 60 P IL. Board met pursuant 10 recess 20 ?. n.
 Same members pre:eLt. Board engaged in sq"a.izing the assessment rolls o! the county. On motion board adjourned until 10 2. m Jnly $ 1897.
 JOIN MCNTGOMELY,
 Chairman pro um Attest
 Nj J BROWN
 Clerk
 By w 4 HAKwoCD
 Deputy Cl=rk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

IL was reported tolsy that Pearce and sour;oundine country was visited by one of tho heaviest rains known for many years last night; i. rain cd in torrents and flooded the country.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

\ concession has !e-n rrALt,G to a Mexican syndicate to build a :ailrca! parallel 10 the American frontier from Monterey U Matamo.as, ct the mouth Of tae Rio Gfanie,
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

The Pre-cott Courier complains tha, the Fouril: ot July fettivi;ies were not carried out according to pre- gram and otheIw.se iLtimatns that the celebration Was a.tog' ther di=ar D iiatirp
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10
A.ts,

In this issue of the PKo. RECTOR ap- pears the resignation oi x. 4. Gilman as chairman Cf the board of super. visofs. The appointmen. of q succ, r. -or will be made on the la;h instant and it i- but just and proper the vac auoy should be filed iron: either Bi.. bee or the Sulphur Spring valley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

Chris Robinson retunei ye.terd y from a cattle buying expedition in Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

In the drilling con;es, on the fourth a: Prescott, tie McGowan brothers, Cherry Greek, won the double hand mach with O score of g inches. The siu gle hand match was won by II. Treprman, Tombstone, who d:illed lG.y :nches.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

Herber, Grover has been appointed deputy sheriil at PeGroc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

IT. ptce's Crean, Dakiag Powda & SsHs rsir Highest Medal sa1 DipIcmA
 N-l3 o;si .,s.,.. -., s2ssV nesn5s EssAe
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

Judge Wright of Tucson is in the city attending ccuit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10
$ ali; nsaeuna

4tfB st-iS
 tiu1nos on the Hands Flesh
 would Crack Open St;rging,
 Burning and iSch:ng.
 "i suffered for three years with salt rhcum and was unnecessarily treated by local physician. The humor was in my hands and was obliged to keep a coyer- ing on them most of the time, changing the covering several times day. Nothing reeirei 10 60 nc aSy good. The stinging, burning and licking wero very severe and is seemed at ti.ocs as thoagh l should become insane. l: bcno my fingers the flesh would crack open and bleed. I began taking Hoods Sara parilla and 2tter had used six bottles l wcs entirely cured" MR5. C. E. WcoD, DeLGmGr, Idaho.
 B B B pods Sarsaparilia I; 4tss 'n' r;oss Ssi Purifier All druggists. S1 Sis, fer s5. Get Hoods HocH'r Dill arr the only pills to tal:e
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-07-10

.srss.O r-s ro1r ozarss AS .soo.o e-.ss-xArrss