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BRESITfEs.

The overland on the Great Northern
which was due tn arrive AT 8 o'clock last
evening WAS three hours late. The delay
was accaStoaed ny an unusual snowfall
east az she mountains.
Tire board ~ pusslIe works has filed with
the city cornptfolier it, acceptance Of the
grading and side~asking done on East Jee-
fsrson street by 4, ]. Erickson and the
planktns 81 FIRST avenue north by Erick-
sen q Reseiear
Miss Afeiia NJ Reaper has pes!sionez!
the hoard of public works fer twa.luch
water pipe 10 he laid en- Taylor avenue
frem CARR street 60 point 800 feet north
she agrees % paw half the expenses pro-
xsdsng the amount ts credited her for gsl-
sure water rcns.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Naruh sf.-~Weathsl
rainy 81 Oakland; track muddy. Results
Three and onea half fufleurs, selling. ,
sear-eIds- Prestome won. Rachel G. see
ona pitalia third T5fns. 81.
Five fuTi1Dgs. selling Ranihsf won, Gas
cad~ second, Campus third, Tine. A7Ss-
Three and ene-SAlf fursenG<. selling. :
~asaz- lis ssetfa wSu. 3anas{oa3l sec
ord olga third Time, 44s4-
Mile -onSsStan wen. Malay sec.
ord Msntaasss third Time. Iss
FNutaFfty course. HfiEr Stamina won
ssF Ursan second Cen Dalton third Time
,fSse.
Aile. saillEg- Robert Fs0nner vsen. Bona,
srlsllA second EenteftA thlY.s Tine Asha
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I, SEM On TIE STAND.
,cxrp ruERE WAS 10 HUTnsT1Ox NJ
CANNED uxE1.
urutfmeny Deliveries BefsFe TIE
cart q In4ul1y-ExDert States
4nat He Saw No Evidences -
che0teals -To Meet In New Yoek.

fgx4rAfsO. March 1.-THE government
Z - az INQUIRY toa3gfat examined tWo
ssssneesea with reference to the beat Quas-
{ ssssss~--fn Nicholas Seun ana Lieut. Gel
" corisss. DR.. Semi entirely diap-
s.sed az canned roast beef - an army
I ssesson Tor any length Of TINS, and Col
NesIiru told OF the soIdiers dislike ~ II.
& ~ court VIII hold an aii-day ksaon TO-
1900 ara vii leave for New York to.
8 ...ss~o~ eveninr or Thursday s,urntnx.
i; ~ remaining witnesses win be those sug-
..s..sed by Maj Lee In behalf OF Maj. Gen.
ss3Ss..
~. a-,cho,as aenn az Chicago vho
I .e..d m cuba ara Porto Rico. testified
/ ss~4 srn trnons n <ss,fa Heed largely an
sZ~.Id hesf ana hacor. He had every
sss~rn "a hallcve thaf tfe canned besf
-. -, -oassad h,,t t.o.,~d r. -. taste
~. 80 w~rsr.i,y nnrsareA ~ is~a ns,sy.
49,. ~ M.a.s,,sar 80 "a rsv..
49, -. =. -. 80. ~~.ss,v .s..ns.,.x "a.
s - - -. -. - -. ~.,~sA-s.,~~.r..
s~I-V s.s-~ r.s.,s =. 49,. .s..,s-. -
- 80. - ...1
,,s.s~ . 49, = :. 800 - -.
rs'e o.'~oI .& - - 49, 49,
~. ne cou'o - n0."ns "a !. -
- necs.Ae ne ua nor pc any u y "a
- 81 Tolso 1Saco. re 1'auo 10 Io1u. .'a
ecuon OF the canned roast oeet. out
~ eaten eoms 81 y, and MS stasemsnls
N9e 1859 On nS own experiences. ae
0eoent one OK lne meat supplies LOT the
$500 Tor the army should De dried beef
- could b ted once o. twice bay on
enne9 roast becf without III effects on
4elf health. but - daily ration for
~ j4nxth OF tins. he would not consider
j safs o. advisable nation Whan the
s1n0keFs learned how 70 make real roast
~ he thought 4 wouM - IN excellent
sntng, but not - a exclustvs diet.
\ reply 70 Gen. Davis. the witness
n0AAd that he NV no evidence at the use
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A Fair Cargo and = Good Passages
List-The Cabin Manifest.

The steamship Al-ki sailed yesterday at
3 a. m fer Alaskan ports. with a cargo Of
80 tens OF general merchandise. thirty
eight seccnd-cfass passengers, and me soi-
lowing Hat I'm her cabin: John Irwin, ]
w. TAiIman. NJ. J. Adams. j. J. St.eh. j .
NJ Rusk, J. r. Mansfield. J. II. Hastings
A. C.. PaIlshmry. John Howard. A. J. God
dard r. oninlan. j. w. Smart. Richard
Knight. J. W Smith. g A. Goddard Mrs
Ida Creese. W. ". Williams, Charles
Morse. q. +. Smith. &, w. Slender, F. r
Bower.
II Is expected the steamer will make a
quick return. As there liz a cargo awaiting
her ut stfe Alaskan terminal.
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death was arst circulated today MrA Me-
CuIiom was asked |. the report wae con-
nrmesi SHE said: Yes have heard from
the state department that he Is dead :"
She added that she did not know where
the state department received this In
formation
Fearing the harm which might result
from a sudden change IN the climate OF
the West Indies to q northern latitude.
the family il considering the adyisAbshfy
of having Mr.. Sherman taken to Tampa,
Fla, for a time After remaining there
until he ~ well on the road TO recovery,
he can be brought 20 Washington. stop
ping possibly tor some days ~ Fortress
Monroe. % AZ 10 become gradually ac-
euStomed to the change 10 temperature
At lad o'clock tonight Mr.. AcEulaom,
the husband OF ex-Seeretary Sherman's
adopted daughter, said nothing had been
received at the house from friends aboard
the Paris regarding the invaIid's condi-
ton.
VIII Go Aboard the Chicago.
WASHINGTON. March sI-secretary
Long received word today from Capt
Cooper. .of the cruiser Chicago. saying his
vessel had met the Paris. On which ex-
Secretary Sherman is q passenger. Cd
Kingston. The Chicago was dispatched
by the navy department to Kingston Ia
bring Mr.. Sherman to the United States
Immediately. as the Paris WIS not
expected to return with her excursion
lists for some time. The Chicago. how
ever. did not reach Kingston Ia time. but
upon meeting the Paris made arrange
ments to take Mr.. Sherman OF the latter
vessel on Friday. the change 10 be made
at Caimanera. few miles east OF San
tiago.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
~ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
sfats of Washington. IN ard for fhs


~ THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
State 81 Washington. In ard Tor the
fsaarssv Of King
II. Warner rsasns5r. ~. Washington
Pairing Aes Company. . corporation De-
ssssss.ft. Ss. rs Gsa Notice Ia rressssars
H. she creditors ~ Tbs Washington raaa-
frr Mi Company, corporation. EsSsasf-
asss III tbs above entitled scffen.
fnE ard *sea Of E1s ARE hsfessy natsNef
afsH required 70 rressrs ard s!ie yossY esaiass
aaainsr tne saA Gsfrfasans. saaA w assssrx.
sgn Tsaarsng Nil fsesnpsny. e1rrns b Ton.
property verified. wtta sss- uatersssned re-
essk.sr 81 SAID corporation heretofore ap-
gfassess ~ sFsssr IT sSss Saa@rser Tosass ~
King equity Washington. Eas4 ss@Awsa are
Ysssszsrsgs 70 h@ rS~ss ard rgs~enss1 a. the
egss5sse ~ Axaare Preston n Bed IRE atsDr-
Ysys Sssr sab rss~sTsT. ~ yp9Tm 80 rsss-
sp.@~ ssts~k tn Seattle. Washington. within
twenty s-ga says afssv s2sa nrNf pussssras.s
81 fssss ssafaas. ana al Gains SGT 80 fled
rEeAsa ssas p~vses vsa ae fasy~d frasn
SHARING 80 ssae psssn~ssss - b# RAISED vrvtu
sse sac 81 ssss aasesa - tfas eof ss1vmsson hy
sssa reessv~r. ard 10 be Ysasszea from ms
fssxssrgsaA T. q. TAFT,
Eecesvsy ~ ssss Washington isanaae Nrs
Company.
DAse 81 ART raasssAsaoss. MarcA u. IL
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SOC


Hudyan Remedy Dear Sirs: suffered for two years
with pains in back that scarcely able to
times. i compelled quit all active exercise
It times tried different remedies pasters Iniments,
all good In reading the happened to learn
Hudyan resolved to give II trial for and
took directed. when relief found that 1t
benehtng kept right with 1t until now. thank
entirely Ny has left entirely.
and work hard 1t been
,ral months and the pain did net return cheernly
With thanks and best
wishes. L Yours truly.
JNO SULLIVAN, Ft Spokane Wash.
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Dear Doctors: feel It duty for tho benefit
Women to write and tell you what Hudyan did for
gain -Four boxes Of Hudyan cured me of that awful
born The pains in back would something
would be ahle al
irregular ana painful thin
death Your Hudyan seemed to make blood for
notice change In myself taking
and every symptom OF old trouble is Tiave
gained % pounds In weight don't
to be able to write these
think such hlessine would fall
agency OF Hudyan II has. gratefully,
MRS. r. NJ. ROBERTS, Spokane Wash.
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Huayan Is surely blessing TO mankind.
You will remember told you was suffering from nervous
followed the directions we'll It has cured sound
nd well can cal and distress
NV bowel in shape is coated
he Il o I
be / don't
pains small hack. The world
shall recommend
Hudyan 10 anyone and suffering Yours respectfully.
Stevenson. wash w. +. WALLACE,
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s-7~+e7----
sAAeNAf HOTELS ARE fIII4
sae City az Seattu. Arrive. With Ftf-
" PaAsrngerS aud Same Freight

Aassess brought by the CITY ~ Seattle
Inst ise hotels 80 Skagway are Emli
- overflow tss with miners watch Is az
- fer partly ey tAe facs that alare
se<ssat IRA ia Dxoa. IA whiea several
HS Aoste1rsss were destroyed SAaa>
s~ Ing The larger part o. the taar-
uasvi Ia saat vieaasty, 7'as following
SS@'hkvfs came DOWN J. SHorr~sg ]
~a. " Nerasas II NJ wade A. Gil
Sspses = wiEten. :. e gttehga, GAS pet.
49,. Z. Petersen 4. SaeAawav. Charles
~. &. olaFke. l1hn Anderson. II
ss@ssi@11. Il. cariAn. " eAysgns. ]
-. = ssshsesas +. C&yaasagA, w, II. Lar
Is :. y & MshAy. -. MAlaUy. J. ii. Carr
A4ssne. I. J. seammoa. L. Seaussx. ).
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Former Rector Of g. Marks Church
Declfnes = Call to SAN Francisco.

Rev ID. c. Garrett. rector of Trinity
church. Portland. who was rendered call
en- March 3 by the yessTy OF St. Lake's
Episcopal church. of San Francisco, has
declined TO accept the call
Mr.. Garrett was formerly rector OF St
Marks Episcopal church In this icty.
having come here IN 1880. He remained
until 1sy6. when, after repeated calls to
Trinity church. Portland. he finally re-
signed aud went there In that year. Mr..
Garrett Ia noted on the coast and also in
his Eastern pastorates for his success in
building churches and increasing the
number OF his congregation.
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BEGAN Easily Outclwss~d.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March g.--Oscar
Gardner easily beat Freddie Began cham
rIon Of the Pacific coast, in five ROUNDS at
Wilmington park this afternoon. Began
WAS game. but could not stand the con-
slant hammering over the heart admins
tered by Gardner.
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G. O. Birney yesterday began suit
against the North American Transports
ton Z Trading Company In the superior
court To recover $1sS damages He al
legcs that he was a passenger on one Of
the company's steamers coming down
from Dawson last summer and was not
afforded accommodations such as he had
paid for. In consequence he says his
health suffered greatly, and he according
" asks damages.
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An ACTOn ROnsED.



Company Loses $50.
Ben Leaado the clever little tumbler
with the spider ard Fly" playing 1T the
Third Avenue theater this week, was rob-
bed Of 80 ~ the theater last night. Mr..
Lsaudo had the money In Z pocketbook,
and before going on the stage he put the
purse In his trunk and locked II. He put
the keys In the pocket of bis trousers,
which hung on a nail In his room In the
pockctboOk were several valuable diamond
rings.
These were not touched. only the
money being taken. A young man. whose
name Mr.. LeAndo does not know. had been
In his dressing room while he was dress
Ing for several nights. Last night about
the time OF the robbery he disappeared
from the theater. and Mr.. Leando suspects
him OF the robbery. The police have been
notified and steps are being taken to ap-
prehend the robher.
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NEW YORK, March 2f.-Tom Sharkey's
manager announces that the Sailor and
Kid Mccoy VIII fight at the Lenox Ath-
letsc Club In June
The twenty round bout between Tom
Sharkey and Charley Mitchell. which was
20 hay. been decided at the Bollngbroke
Club. Of London. on May - has been
practically declared of, as the club has
failed To post forfeit.
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v. Miller, Of Seattle.

My Bears Sirs: My than il has
been for long time thanks valuable
Greatly indebted
away and strength and weight
My appetite Is now splendid, and what
am only sorry did not learn of your Hudyan
or would have saved
suffering consider that am about entirely cured Your
medicine IS just represent IL. and If
70 for YOU shall be pleased to do Accept
such a splendid medicine Respectfully,
v. MILLER. Seattle WASH
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AavvelousIy Quick TiMe Made by =
Letter to This City.

Letter to This City.
The great advances toward the perfection
or the postal carrying system are well H.
lustfated In the receipt of letter Monday
morning By r. b. Alberison. His brother.
Thomas r. Aibertson. who formerly resid-
ed In Seattle. but II now In charge Of hos
pital stores in the camp seven miles from
Havana. mailed = letter on March IL, which
was JUST six days In transit 10 Seattle
Mr.. Afnertson states that but two regi-
ments have been mustered out. and that
uniess an order Of recall Is soon issued
they will al be compelled To remain On
the island through the summer, as quar-
antinc viii be effected Aprii Is
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Miss Emma Storr died az tho hcsme Of
her mother on Dayton prairie. Oregon.
Sunday morning. Her parents are pIo-
naers Of Oregon
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CHICAGO. March 2i.-Tcmmy RYAN. OF
Syracuse. and Billy Stiff, OF Chicago
have been matched for r. twenty-round
contest at Davenport early in April. They
meet at l62 pounds.
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Huayan Doctors Dear sirs-I write will
I /
dizzy spells and heart beats regularly.
sat sleep all
heartily indose Iudyan since cured of serious
other remedies failed.
Tacoma, Wash. DAVID
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Mt.. Mary Wise, Of OLYMPIA.

Dear Doctors: write TO tell you that your medicine has
been in and troubled nai-
seson Ny liver is again in good condition
complexion splendid. have good color
that horrid yellow look Your adyan good
medicine. MISS MARY WISE.
Olympia, Wash.
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Mining,
Mill,
Marine aud
Farm
! = machinery
,s..;:.44SupplieS.


Fna ovEA FIFTY TEAAA
An Old ADD, we.l-Tried Remedy. NrA.
WsnSiows Soothing Syrup haa been usoa
f0r oysr Fifty Xr&rS hy Millions Of Meth
sfS for their Children while Teethtn9. With
perfect Suce~kS II scnthes the child soft-
ems the Gums. as.Aya al pain. cures Wind
Cclic. and - ths Aest remedy for DiArrhoaA-
Sesds BY. dTaExsssS IN every part Of tho
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins.
lows soothing Syrup. and take no other
kind.
Tw<nsy-avss Ce1ss Kettle
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DENVER. March si.--"F1d" Parker, Of
Denver. knccksd out Jack Gasrig Of Chi
cago, In the eleventh round here tonight
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THE cTTvY or sEATTLE.-cIvII. eERv-
g les Naturalization.

f@se Fsxarrfnasson
Nsfgre II heyFhy given In accordance with
the provisions OF s%esioa = OF article XVI.
81 the City oharIer that sn examsnAtieu will
he he'd Ga tAe 18th eay 81 March, 1854 far
ar ses s0sas whn wifi have fled Applications
wsfr the Csetf Service Commission for shs
position ~ fafrofnar for detective service
In r1itee Department
No application for this examination viii
b. approved unsess the applicant has Ind
~ east ave years FxpNEsence In nniiea
service ard ran furnish certificate Of Ell
cserry FRI sf1rh service
Far ibis examination tre provisions Of
rule 81 La regard 10 hetSAs asd s~e viii fse
ssstve<1, 80 admit eft minimum height Of s
fees inches ard maximum age os u years
Applications VIII be received rot later
sitasg ssarrn 11rN, fssa.
Trr examination will consist Of tno~o
s,Fserfea mentioned In the rites ana rswu.
sasi0ns. ard ttss requirements Of the rssss.
tsnr ~ te FLIED. Each applicant viii re-
csase anataE natEce ~ tie exact time Of hss
examination
Is afaer OF The Civil Service Commits
ssos. a. III. CIRCUIT.
He%r~sa~v
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WASHINGTON DEEPLY
STIRRED BY REPORT.

conttnued From Page One.
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q
RESOLUTION NO. lsa-Be 1t resolv-
eli by the City Council Of the City Of
Seattle as follows:
ca Taat Ii i the intention Of the City
OF Seattle 10 improve the Alley In block
"a of Maynard's town plat OF Seattle, King
Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues
South. Weller Street between Sixth Avenue
South and Maynard Avenue and Sixth Az
enae South between King Street and Lane
Street. In the City of Seattle. by the con-
Strgction OF q box sewer OF proper dsinen-
stems through said portions of said alley.
streets ard avenues. with all necessary
openings and appurteuAnees.
- That the cost thereof be paid by "a.
sessmenis TO be levied upon said portions
of said alley. streets ana avenues above
described under the Plan OF Immediate
Payment" In the manner provided by the
Charter and Ordinances OF the CITY OF Se-
attic.
81 That the City Engineer be directed -
furnish the City Council nm estimate OF
the cost VI said Improvement.
40 That the matter OF making said I'M
r-ovement viii he considered by the City
Council at II session thereof TO be held on
D. m, at which time all persons desiring
10 bs heard before the City Council upon
the matter OF making said improveuien
are notified 10 be present.
Passed the City Council thn 10Th day OF
March. issa, and signed by me in open ses-
sion In authorization Of Its passage this
2oth day Of March, 1899 -
President OF the city Coucii.
Filed by me this .ath day OF March, lsse.
WILL IL PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex oftisto City Clerk.
ny q. X. CoRyEI.L. Deputy Clerk
Date of frst publication. March =, lsss.
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r,resitenf e. he DIV TanncI,
Filed by me tsrfs absh day af March. isae.
WILL H. PARRY,
city Campsroner n Ex~ofyirio CITY Clerk
NJ a. X CORY ELL. Deputy Clerk
Date u first publication. March 70. lss9.
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RESOLUTION NO. fsi--fse 1t resOav.
ed by the CITY Council of the City Of
Seats5e - follows.
- I'D That II In the intention at the city
os Seattle TO improve Post Street. Ia the
City % Seattle. between the north line Of
Madison STREET. and the north line of Gnl-
yersity Street, NY the construction Of .
pile hrhixe ss.rein
ga That the cost thereof be paid by
assessments 10 bs levied upen the prop
elty upon said pertain Of said Post street
under the plan Of sInamediate Payment"
In the manner provided by the Charter and
Ordinances Of The city Of Seattle.
Oh That the City Engineer be directed
10 furnish The City Council an estimate Of
the cost OF said Improvement.
90 That rho matter Of making eAad i'm
nruyemeuf VII be considered by the C4ty
Council at a ssxSien thereof to be Reid on
tie 9Th day Of March. 1899, at 40 o'clock
.. m, m which time all persons desiring
20 be heard before the City Council upon
The matter Of making said Improvement
are notified TO ne present.
Passed the City Council the 10th day Of
March. 1873. and signed by me In open se1-
sion in authorization OF its passage this
18th day OF March. issa.
W. Y. RiNEHART.
President of the City Council
Filed by ME this s0sh day OF March. 1883.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex offieio City Clerk.
fsy q. X. CORY Ella Deputy Clerk.
Date OF first publication. March =. 1879.
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RE.SxtI tf@TIoS No 1s-Be IL resolved by
the city Council OF the city Of Seattle
an follows.
tie That II is the intention Of the City
OF Seattle 10 improve Jackson Street, from
5eeond Avenue South to Railroad Avenue.
by rrpiankiug.
"a That the cost thereof be paid by an
xessmen1s upon the property Ahutting up-
on said portion IL said Jackson Street.
under the plan OF Immediate Payment"
in me manner provided by the charter and
ordinances Of the CITY OF Seattle.
CD That the City Engineer be directed
20 furnish 10 the CITY Council an estimate
of fha cost Of said tmnrosement.
90 That the matter Of making raid Inn
rrovssrens viii be- considered by the City
Council ~ q sesston thereof TO be held
an the fsth day OF April. 1sas, at $50
o'clock ., NJ. al which time ali persons
desiring TO he heard before the City roun-
elj upon the matter of making said Inn
provenaens are notified 10 he present.
Pas~sss The City Council taae Ath day II
Harehg rksa, AID signed by IN. IN open ses-
SION IN sasheufication Of It's passage this
a n Aay of
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City Comptroller and Ex ofrisio City Clerk
nv q. k. CORyEIf4. Deputy Clerk
Date of first publication. March Y, lS99
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-30
1as bette 9uaenmittel auf Groen.
@aruer'S yHhite Wine OF Tar Sas

rup, S6winciu6t Deilmittel, beilt
cine Grtdltuns in "a Stunoen, wenn
,eitis senommen es iteut ben 6ulten
ni6t elm in elmer Minute. inoem es
ben Sdluno paralilirt, looern es beilt
bic 9ranebeit unp ldSt Sals unb eans
aen Qelunb unb itarf. rs unb Scots.
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q SunIUuu, Uuurru UrpnOlu=, pairu cV"",'
@lirso Sarloiu, 9ules 3ueBer. Ssrqeuni Guri Gllae
Srso. Glarf, wenleiutr 9oiepb J. WolI, 80. Z, Is
U. Stoiton, cermdn 8. 99eruet, Stlie Wiucr, 0tI
bert ". lalibe, Csea- @utliion. Samss Sarret
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AbSatZ
Nit Hoods Sarsaparilla, -
"Redet Absatz" ind H0H0f
zeigt dass desc Medizin uASNSe

GAS o1entllcle Nertrauen In einem gr0sseren
Masze genossen hat, ais irgend cine andere
fatent Medizin. Das kommt einfach daher
well es grossefen Verdienst besitzt und gr0s-
Sere kuren ais irgend cine andere hervorbringt.
Nicht was wiz sagen, sOndern was Hoods Sar-
eaparilla thut, ist Won Wichtigkelt. ALE An
noncen uber Hoods Sarsaparilla vie Hoods
6arsaparilla seibst, sind ehrlich. Wir haben
das Public'lm niemals getauscht, ind es ist
seine grossen heilenden Wirkung zuzuschrei-
ben, dass die Leute dauerndes Zutrauen DARN
haben, und