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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-14

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VI. Dermody.
i. Bronston.
/. Needles.
\. y. Wallace.
John Fahey.
A. Sommer.
r. W. Caswen.
John McGeown.
It. g. Fanfujn.
c. 3. Bennett.
j. w. Gillispie.
Jacob Martin.
L. A. Kinnaird.
Hal S. Ray.
Barnes & Newcomt
A. W. Sickner.
W. W. Pierce.
II. Hosfeldt.
j. X. Newberry.
S. X. Leonard.
j. w. sweeney.
Jas. Goodyear.
J. P. Furlong.
Herman & Hess.
VIM. Davidson.
Z. Halifax.
II. L. Pyle.
r. G.. Parham.
ChaS. j. Daniels.
G. W. Foster.
Mason c. NeVins.
q. Cheering.
H. w. Sternberger.
Ferdinand Wilke.
J. Brakeman.
w a. POilenDeIS.
J.. T. Baker.
Geo. F. Bryant
VIM. Skinner.
1. Kaufman.
Henry Schad.
Louis -. Holtke.
Chas. Simmons.
g. ". Morgan.
c. NJ. Hardesty.
a. l.. Blanchard
". F. Pickett.
Ehas. Dermar.
Lee W. Helena.
@. O. Morgan.
Geo. Ross.
Geo. Ferrill.
c. II. Davidson.
Coler J.. Sim.
H. II. Richards.
Il. l.. Bostic.
J. u. Dorsey.
J. b. Thompson.
Steel Bros.
D. w. Smith.
Thos. Shaw.
H. II. Kistler.
ii. w. Lewis.
j. A. Davidson.
+. w. Swab.
O. c. Daisy.
+. Stanton.
q. L. Campbell.
c. A. Tanner.
J. II. Mcknight.
IT. B. CLOSER.
+. A. Martin.
NJ. J. Parrett.
II. +. Baker.
]. c. Caswell.
J. p. Johnson.
:. L. Barrett.
e. W. Mccoy.
w. c. Palmer.
Louis Policinr.
u. l.. Edwards.
j. II. Nreeland.
+. H. Creditor.
A. c. Dickson.
c. Z. Wickersham.
Geo. W. carp.
Collins & Bretch.
VIM. lines.
Z. +. Bleckley.
Il. l.. Lehman.
I. r. Sherwin.
J. c. McNaghten-
H. II. Dillon.
Geo. McTaggart-
Chas. Mosbacher-
r. Mathews.
!, John Davidson.
VI. j. Lloyd.
W. :. Corbett.
o. 3. Sctoker.
Singer & Donnell.
:. ". Cooper.
j. j. Parrett.
II. ". kendle.
Geo. W. Miller.
H. O. Heller.
J. w. Thomas.
Sam +. Wollard
+. @. Robinson.
j. A. Brubacher.
J. +. Mead.
Otto Weiss.
Gerald Nolk.
J. II. Reynolds.
Harry Z. Wilson.
H. Oliver.
s. e. Benson.
Jacob Eikul.
:. w. Norris.
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u. /. Snively.
r. Il. Slrevc.
II. r. Shreve.
J. W. ShreVe.
James Drew.
C.. T. Riley.
{. {. Hatfield.
r. r. Hatfield.
NJ. s. Rochelle
.. +. Lloyd.
:. W. Garrison.
L. II. Shane.
} l.. Benton.
J. II. Fuller. MD.
". :. Wilson.
Peter Noh.
". T. Buckley
+. J. Campbell
II. W. Woodburn.
H. L. Cadwalader.
Fred FurnaS.
+. Higginson.
&. H. Beaver.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-14

The Right Rev. F. r Nillspaugh,
Episcopal bishop Of Kansas. viii visit 81.
Johns church. this city. Sunday. March
!. morning and evening. A large class OF
candidates Will be confirmed al this Wis
II. The morning and evening choivs COM
bined win render the music al this i'm
pOysant occasion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-14
UNITE ON ONE MAN
FINLAY ROSS ASKED TO BE a
CANDIDATE FOB MAYOR.

Over Three Hundred of the Most Promi-
neot Business Men Petition Mr.. Ross to
Allow His Name to 60 Before the Pub
lic-His Well Known History and In
tesrity and His Superior Business Quail
tications Recommend Him as a Most
Desirable Man to Manage the Affairs of
the City-His Views on the Subject.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-14

The business men of this city propose
10 take an active interest in the coming
municipal election this spring. With that
idea in view. they have requested Mr..
F'inlay Ross to become a candidate for
mayor, with the following strong petit
ton:
Wichita, Kan, Feb L, 1897
To Mr.. Finlay Ross, City.
Dear Strive, the undersigned citizens,
business men and taxpayers of Wichita,
believing that you will give us safe and
economical administration Of our city
affairs. and having confidence in your
honesty and ability, would therefore re-
spectfully ask that you permit the use of
your name in connection with the office
Of mayor at the ensuing city election:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-14

Free lecture a. library hall. TO North
NaTlles slrest. AZ 5 p. m. today MIS-
-joore TIE bird lady. will sing and play
the o.sa1 win guitar accompaniment
Mrs. II. J. Hume. who has been con-
fined 10 her room ii the Manhattan no
tel for The past Two weeks with a serious
attock % rheumatism. is better and will
be out in a day or two.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-14

The Metropolitan Dancing club. under
TIE auspices OF Professor Blume. viii
give their opening dsace OF Wednesday
OF this week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-14

"Cures talk" in favor
of Hoods Sarssparilla,
as for no other medi-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-14
Respectfully submitted,
J. G.. HOLLAND State Archite


J. G. HOLLAND State Architect.
Your committee find the buildings as
far as completed in an excellent state of
preservation; the unfinished portion is
also in good condition: the partition walls
are a., set and the structure one of the
very best: material good; heating ar
engagements good: ventilation good From
a careful estimate we believe that should
the state secure this as a normal school
building it will accommodate $500 pupils
when completed.
Your committee estimate the value Of
the library. furniture and grounds at
5000 Respectfully submitted.
w. p. HELM,
B. F. WALLACK,
W. II. RYAN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-14

VI. F. Brown Of Pratt. the leader of
the lower house. says that the state ought
70 have another normal school and that
Wichita is the logical location. but as 10
how the scheme will result he cannot tell.
If Wichita keeps at the whee, for Wich-
ita and the normal, there is no reason
that a state normal should not come
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-14

superintendent Of City Schools Frank
r. Dyer left last night for Indianapolis.
Ind. 10 attend the National Superinten-
dents association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-17

has returned from tue coast with MS
family. Mr.. IelehArI has Improved
greatly in health, a fact upon wh'ch
he will be Warmly Co gtatulaleu oy
his many Salt Lake ifienIs.
Prince Carlo Bourbon del Monte
Santa Maria d. Fauetinr, Z X me, anu
Mise Jane Campbell OF New fofs WIN
rot be married. This news viii cause
treat surDri,c in society ciicles. 1T
latives ana friends have been send ng
wedding presents across the water LOT
come weeks past.
Minister WI Ting Fang and MS
suit have been afforded an Insight into
tho military anu naval iii e1cy cf
the United States by virits to the
Presidio aud the Union Iron work-..
On both occasions even the usual
stolld countenauces OF the Chinese ex'
pressed wonder nni establishment.
A ten.pound boy was today adde !
TO the membership OF the family o.
william Mcmillan OF The Salt LIKE x
Los Aug !os office. The latest arrival
bBs three sisters aud two brothers. his
advent puts thu stxss on ground ~
absolute equality 10 the McMillen
household. Mother ami babe are
doing nicely.
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Garden City Notes.

Thursday Sheriff Storrs aud Deputy
Sheriff Henry went over TO Highland
and male three arrests. N. A. Lar
sen was arrested On q charge OF be-
fouling water with his sheep. he
wa taken before Justice Hunter OF
American FORK and pieadel not guilty.
Trial was set for today and defendant
was permitted to g. on his own
recogniaanoe. Quo Nielsen anu
George Nielsen were also arrested, the
former on charge of assault anu the
latter on the more serious charge OF
assault with deadly we1pjn, with
intent to do bodily harm. Tney were
10th taken before Justice Hunter and
Otto plead not guilty. DE was ne.
leased on his own recOgnizance 10
,ppear Tor trial today. George also
plead not guilty and was brought to
Provo and placed in jail p.niing the
examination today. 1t Is claimed
that at party In Highland few
niph,s ago, Otlo aud another young
man, much sinsiler tran Otto, EN-.
gagged In q fight. The bysisnu.rstr it d
TO part them when George drew "a
pistol and threatened to kill amy ore
who in,erfered. OitO's opponent IVES
getting decidedly the worst q the
hattie, and his little brother,
about IL years OF age si'z d
neck yoke anu fusued
to The assistance OF HE brother,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-17

tered this week In the shalt OF the
II bbit Foot, at Silver City, at a depth
vi 80 iee;. IL is not the intention OF
ever, cut they Will sink to the 200 foot
Level aud ctjsiut from there. A. X.
TiernEn, deputy United States mineral
surveyor, will make patent survey
Of the ground this week.
G.. Il Cope SOLD the Silver Dollar
claim to j. W. Lynch anu J. NJ. Mur-
dock last Mon lay, the stated consider
auon being Sl2 900, OF which amount
$500 was paid uowB. The Silver
Dollar joins the well known property
Of Judge ID. s. Dana on the southeast
aud also joins the Amore and Silver
Coin, being ore Of the most ptOmIs.
Ing properties In the Silver CITY end
o. the district. We understand that
the new owners contemplate the NJ.
mediate commencement OF develop.
ment.
Shipments from the district for the
week are as follows: From the Bu-
liou- Beck mine % csrloa1s ore, from
the Bullion Beos mill 5 c,rloads con.
ceutrates. from the Eureka Hill min 8
cars concentrates, nom the North
Star 3 carloads ore, from the Dragon
Iron Mi 2 carloads ore daily, from
me Noou's Iron Mine carload ore
dally, from this South Swa ses 5 car.
loads ore, from tue CeuteuuiaL E,lreka
8 carloads ore, from the Swanson D
carloads ore from the Mammoth mill
u carloads concentrates, from the Ajax
b carloads ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-17
MINOB MENTION,

Charles E. Pearson OF Davis county
was com mis.ioned II notary public TO-.
day.
A large section Of the northwestern
part OF the city, over the river, is IN.
der water alreaiy.
In the police court today Geoge w /.
Penrose was fined sl5 for committing
an assault on Miss Lizzie Grant.
Joseph @. Wade, painter and paper
hanger, has removed his place OF
residence to No. 1877 north Fifth West
street.
The canyon streams are taxing their
channels nearly to the utmost. In
Parley's canyon some wsshouts have
occurred already.
The State board Of pardops yas to
have held a meeting TO-DAY, but owing
to the Sup, enc Court being in session
postpanement was ordered 10 mex
Saturday.
The Salt Lake Fencers' club will
hold a meeting al the reaIipg rooms oil
me Y. NJ. q. A., on Tuesday, April
~, at El5 y. m. All interested are
respectfully invited to be present.
CITY E iitor Iglehart Of the Trlbun Q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-17
PROVO.
Provo, UTAH,
Fourth District Court.

The following orders nave been made
N the Fourth district court; E'late OF
Thomss Anderson, deceased; Monday.
April &c ID set for meaning petition LOT
order confirming esle Of real estate
IL the matter Of the estate oil > imutl
Il. Hsufield. decea'ed, sppl lration OIL
Alfred Il. Hsnrit hsen for letting OF
administration has been sci for near
Ing for Wednesday, April l2Sth' Hal
field was killeu IN All extlosiOn at the
Ogden Power Dam In 1886, and SUIT
will be commenced by the relative
against the contrEct,rs, Rhodes BrOs.,
Tor damages.
Cbas. f.. Malmstrom OF MapletoD,
wss granted n decree OF divorce from
Lsurenteus Il. MslmstrOm on the
grounds Of desertioD.
John II. Noakes We Gu.an A. N0akts
was set for FRIDAY April 23rd.
Suit has been bruugu. by Henry
Joyce against the Locust Grove COM
psny OF Lehi TO collect s.. go on y
promis,oTy note. NJ. NJ. Warner is
attorney Tor plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-17

Salt Lakers Visit the Sacramento AMI
Oiher usrcur Mines

Messrs. Moses W. Taylor, J. j.
Dsynes Jr, l.. L. Jenkins aud Chris.
SA ., formed merry party who spent
Afber Day and the day following III
the Mercur district, returning to tbs
city last evening.
Tue gentlemen report having had o
splendid time while clamberlng over
the hIlisides in their endeavors to peep
INTO the mines OF that great camp.
The flrst and foremost object OF
their trip was TO explore the
Sacramento, in which some OF the
party are inieres'sj, and this they DID
to their entire fAtisiActiop. The Ssora.
meutO, they cay, is u wonderful mine
and contains a veritable mountain Of
ore, which gives average values Of $40
In gold to the ton. There is huH-
ired foot vein on the property anu to
the casual observer, 1t would seem
that the ore supply already in sight is
efficient to keep the miners in
vigorous action for years to come.
Messrs. Dsynes and jenkins were
especit Wy pleased with the mines out.
look huu have ne regrets to offer, Tor
having Invested In a large number OF
sacramento shares.
Tho party also visited the Geysel-
"blluHt hVhottbt OhhhhI Aichlut
Wonder and properties on the West
DIP. From all Ui these they secured
good samples anu come OF them went
down into the hidden depths OF
The Hecla-an experience which
icy will not soon forget. lu
his property whim descends into
he shat, ald the boys going down
got ON to the buckel,tn winch position
| they descended. ln tue ehait Is co...
siderable water ana this poured down
upUn th,m In shOwer-bath fashion.
When they reached the 400.ioot level,
no "elevatOt" stopped, aud tue Wei.
tuIF, thinking they were at the
| o tom, essayed to get Il and explore
| he Level. Accordingly they got down
0u their DAunches and began to
| crawl 10, when the water got
l lbtm In he neck anu gave
| eaun good soaking. They backed out
aud Continued their journey to thr
! lotion, go feet below the surface o,
where they picked up 4 me good speci-
mous.
lhs visitors report renewed activity
| the MeTcur district and while there
had considerable sport manipulating
OK races, coyote chases anu other fun.
mhkIng pleasures. They cay the Just
Is dying out there at present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-17
THE aIN., or rIsTio.


Additional items Of Interest SUIT
scribrd by the Miner.
Superintendent Green OF the Buck
eye reports a rich STRIFE OF ore In the
north drift on the go DOT level We'd
nesdAy. Tue ore was uotween SDh
AMI 4U0 ounces silver to the ton.
The ore In the Picnic Is holding out
well and getting better. Owing to the
depth OF the shaft, S75 Ieet, work Is
very allow with whm, and the owa-
ere are now tisuung on the immediate
erection OF q steam noisi.
Supplies for tue Sioux mill have
been arriving In Mammoth daily
dueing the past week, ami ore Ia being
hauled sieRuily from the Ajax. Tue
Iessers started the mill yesterday %
the Ajax ore, AMI IL is the Intention
to keep Is steadily running from this
time on.
). p. Moore was up from Provo last
Saturday looking over the Peru AMI
advises us that development will 500
commence on that property.
Wors was con menced on the Gle
eral Logan mine last Friday. The
last work done ON this property last
TALL made very favorable show Ing
and It's lU'Aily Is nll that could be
desired. Pendent Myers advises us
that work VIII now go forward Ger.
llnuUusiy.
A very fair craze of ore was encoun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-17
NEWS OF THE MINES.
Two Daily Calls MOI Conducive 10
Brisk Business
THE PAST WEEK A SLOW ONE


Despite the fact that during tue
week just closed two calls daily were
held ,on the exchange, the business
done did not begin to approach, for less
equal. the work usually turned out py
the brokers with only one call IN
vogue. Conscious Of this fact the
bulls and bears are beginning TO urge
the reconsideration OF the vote oy
which two calls were ordered AMI II Is
barely possible that before many Gays
pass by tho single call will again be
the mode OF procedure In the pit.
Generally speaking, quotations on
slockp are In fairly good shape at pres
ont, but the trading is decidedly back
ward and gradually on the wane'
During the week there was holiday
md this naturally decreased the sales
10 IN extent. but II does not begin 10
account for the 90 per cent reduction
in the volume OF business as com
pared with like perlods Immediately
nfecedIng IL. Then again the hsst
eeyefal months made Its appearances
and gave indisputsble evidence OF the
fact that business ia miaing stock
circles is at present undergoing u
aiege OF extreme dizziness.
This mornipg's call was devoid OF
special interest and brought out nut
two transfers, sales being made IN
Northern Light aud Crown Point
s,ncha Eiourea held their own quite
well and while no special advances
were made. the market maintained u
firm tore, despite the lack OF business.
Grand Central was brought out anu
had bio OF 80 cents, with offerings OF
the stock OF SLIGO, while Vanderbilt
nlso figured in the call by being
thrown on the market at so cents
share, although no bids mateTlailztu'
The closing figures were 80 ioiioWH
LISTED STOCKS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-17
WEATHER yANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, idaho,
Montana, Oregon and Wyoming
Stations.
Weather reports showing observa-
tons at s Am. today:

Weather reports showing observa-
tons at Am. today:
Salt Lake Citv-Barometer, 30.la;
temperature, 80; minimum, 40; wind,
southeast, 4 miles per hour; ciesr.
Baker City-Barometer, 30.06; tenn.
persture, a.; minimum, A; wind, south,
~ miles per hour; partly CLOUDY.
observation-disclosures 30.lS; tenn
persture, 81; minimum, 80; wind,
north west, light; clear.
Havre- Barometer, $3.50; tenn.
perature, IS; minimum, A.; winu,
west IL miles per hour; partly clou ~.
Inconsistencies, 1904; lempera.
ture, ~; minimum, A; wind, north
west, light; clear.
Miles City-Baromster. 20 "a; TEN.
perature "A; minimum. a; wind,
southeast, s miles per hour; clear
Winnemueca Barometer, 5000;
temperature, 48; minimum, A; wind,
west, ~ rnilea per hour; partly cloudy.
Idaho Falls-BRrometer, 30.lS; tenn.
perature, 80; minimum, 80; wind,
southwest, light; clear.
General and local forecasts for SO
hours ending p. m. Sunday:
For Utah: Forecast maue at San
FraHcisco): Fair tonight; Sunday
partly cloudy; static nary temperature
SAlt Lake City and vicinity: Fair
tonight and Sunday; continued warm.
J. II. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
TodRy's temperature is shown In the
lac simile thermometer given below:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-17

mt bis good intentions wvTv Ilui.'' ,sa
~, Gan1oe Nelson, who EirucR W.
child I'm the face with bis rsSoI'eI, IL, n
mat IA, the crime lie Will he CANE
upop 10 aBswer for. l.
Malcomb's store at Spahlsn r1is
was broken int, last Iight, anu tne w.
iowing money and cheeks were ,ahsu.
r. riy cr finy dollars IN gteenoHok
tiO "a In silver; re check on WAlhe'
a.. hank. pa able 10 ID. 7. MaIcomo,
stoned by w. j. Henderson, amour
net kpowu; $40 check on Spanish
E,rL hank amount gnp drawer anu
,,1.n nt snovt. Sheriff StOffs suu
Deuuty Sheriff wilkins went over
This morning to investigate.
The following orders have bee
made in the Fdufih district cou',.
Estate of VIM. GTeeuhagb, uec a'eu'
order that l. vi Opensbaw De NJ
polnted commissioner In peu'llh
Estate OF Enoch Davis, decease !
Monday, Ap'll 26ih, set for besfinE
retition 10 set aside property ior tne
use o widow and minor Children
Anna Bringhurst HOutz has brought
suit against John s. Boyer, sumlhIs'
lrator for the estate Jacob Hju 10,
deceased. TO collect 81 92di claimed Ns
balance due fOr services 81 no"He'
keeper from August 10Th. 1885, TO
December 18th, 1896. u. h. Cor mhu
and Thurman AM WeigeweOu he
attorneys Tor plaintiff
The quarterly conference convene :
this morning. President George V
Cannon and Elder +. Nj. Lyman OF
the Apostles were IN attendsuce, to.
gether with the Stake presidency anu
good representation OF the LEGAL
Stake authorities.
Hans Msdsen OF Mant, patient at
the nsylum died suddenly yesterday
aiternos from appopl.xy. He was az
work in the field O short time heiofe
he died. The remlins will be taken
home for interment.
The Brigham Young Academy
Philosophical society gave fine musi'
cal entertainment last evening under
the direction Of Professor A. e. Luud,
assisted by local musicians.
A. w. Kooniz. formerly b. * NJ.
agent al Pals de, Nebrosks, has
moved TO Provo with hts family. de
will make Utah his home.
President Joseph f. Smith Ia ex
pected to attend cjnierence Saturday
and Sunday anu will speak In the
Fourth ward assembly ruom Sunday
evening,
Plato MounIioy, examiner OF tue
department OF Justice, Is in the city
checking up the accounts of the Fret
(rerrltoria) district court.
Ben Halliday and Sanford Weeks, OF
Pleasant Grow ,lett last Wednesday fol
the Southern Slater, where they will
fiji u mission.
Nine. Mountfori will deliver hei
lecture "The Life OF Jacob" in the
opera house this evening.
Mrs. Hattie Abbott OF Denver, for
merIy OF Provo, Is visiting iriend'
here.
ID. ID. Houiz went to American
Fork today on legal business.
Col. Cash Is In Emery county OF
legal business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-17

urer, anu Abraham Hsnauer it,,
secretary.
The otpiia i1st ON Of the company Is
50O,UUO shares usviD- q par vaiue u b
cents share, OF which 100000 shares
have b1en set aside rs treasury stock,
TO be solo fot the development Of the
property OF the company, IL needed.
The property OF the company, which
y LOOTED iu the Blue Mountain min.
ing District. iu san Juan county, Utnb,
comprirrs the following claim The
Flagsiatl NE. | AMI ., the H'dueD
Treasure, the Emma, the Jsflie h,
The Laura, the Suow Dtlh, Blue
Mountain, Bay Stats and Water lode.
besides whicn there is a water rlgh {,
mill site AMI tunnel site.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-17
Spring
During s,s 4; ? s:ss,: :: ;::: :lgE1orS
niIaa -, he

The surface of the body being chilled the are closed
and cIogged, and impurities which might pass off in
perspiation are forced back into the blood Besides
this winters hearty food fats and sweets, contribute
more impurities.
This briefly explains the existence of Spring Humors
unghly eruptons, painful bos annoying pimples and
otheraAectons which make the of Hoods Sarsapa-
r.la absolutely necessary at this season.
But with some people, impurities in the blood cause very
different symptoms The kidneys, liver and bowels are
Overwhelmed in their efforts relieve the cogged sys
tenn Dizzy headaches bilious attacks, failure of appetite
coated tongue lame back indigestion or that tired feeling
are some of the results
From tbe ame cause may also come scroula neuralgia
sciatica or rheumatism
All these troubles and more may properly be called spring
Humori" and just there is one cause cure Is found
in Just one remedy, and that is Hoods Sarsaparllla.
Hoods Sarsaparila purifes the impure blood
Hoods Saraparia enrches that which is weak and thin
Hoods Sabaparla vtalizes that which lacks vitality
Hoods Sayaparilla leads in Merit, Sales and Cures
For your Spring Medicine to prevent or cure Spring
Humors, and build up your health, take