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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
ROGERS EYES CHANGE
FROM BLUE TO BL ACK
Pen Picture Of the king Of the System,
BY MarIen {. Pew

NEW YORK Jan 22-t greater My person
below except John u noehefeir my only
am giant creation aud all Of those other little human beings are
80 them Ny position has made that bohefsome con
attitude of Henry n Rogers commander general
STANDARD on hsh dictator Of nations finance business ~
century.
aoss may consider 4rnesed him
nveseton this city the naked truth Of hts preaumpye power
Rogers looks very like human being He acts very
like When people his be brushes them aside lie
Va the .nna n@pagad pheosiaPhsf who attempted INN
three detectives he walks the lie II
naughty eonempuoua overlooking evidently
There n a. He Ia be about
s. old lie Handsome six feet tall vel pfoporonsd
patent leather shoes mia bite aockn dark sack suit
priceless pearl pin tall nai collar and nmy white cambria
handkerchief proudc from the outsde pocket Of h coat
PRsslvENEss OF ttts EYES WHEN HE ~ CALM THEY ARE
WIDE OPEN PALE BLUE oRBa THAT EVERYTHING AND
THESE QUEER EYES ruRs JET BLACK AND SEEM TO FAIRLY
THAT noRR HOLES THROUGH EVERYTHING BEFORE THEM
Dropping down over the shining speaea are heavy sy
heavy hard jaw ss chin prossss ss nose is long and straight
and fearless hoeknE slightly al the end Ills forehead faea high
du6nE physosnomsts SAY generosity circle
the aud mouth aud deepen into the chin Ills
hts hair In the middle loosely the dsa IL
white. two little brown Hpots Just Tho
Tho whole assembly Of features a masterful head
Rogers quick mpulye considerable Of actor Ills ai
simplest questions by Hadey becoming ridiculous
Quick wink be realized this and suddeny converted himself into
situation IN the court tnnsd into Joy Even the attorney
to reply Of the chair aud bowling with
ereaoe
Judge rsPisa nossra
sne~nEly said Z vii call ooons then. from Mia
Rogers euaunsly part
lie bis words in rather unnussA voice
sharp as the bark Of a coyote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

toppisd over on the fioof.
What comfort she found there. Il
IL hard tu say. but great deiermins
alton rose with the stricken wife.
who went out an hour later aud
sought a telegraph office
Her husband had been saying his
prayers abroad that evcninr. and
when he got 10 his hotel ahunr mid
uiKht his spiritual emotions received
= severe shock by a Telegram from
hia only love
II VAS elaborate for a dispatch
but under the circumstances one
aomld not expect an outraged wife
20 transmit her feeliea by a SLOW
mail The dispatch read
You are no longer the only
drummer that IL not liar. aA You
have Always claimed. let the fra
ternity make ron the chief Ia their
art Had you taken the palms even
tn lobk Tor the photograph Yoa say
Yunr prayers 20 you would have
discovered that I had-to tease yon
removed a. Ny faith 10 you ls
dead
The husband eluiched his hair
why. what dld write 60 her
anyway After a while hia face
cleared.
ny Invr' must have been Pill
inT on the taffy That's what n man
gets Tor iryinK his best Tor making
q wumnn feel good peaF little dear.
whai a furaa ahe must be IN Lucky
for me ahs gave her grievances away.
What geese woman are HieaM her
little Noodle. her faith shall be res
directed
rorthuith he tcleKraphef 60 =
knowing friend:
Send me. first mail photograph
~ my xlfe. tleF. borrow o. steal
It. get & somehow Nuns The word.
VIII write all particulars AEON
About a week later a drummer
IN diEnifird martYrdam. stood face
10 face with a stern. but VERY
wcpi out wife.
She expected 60 aee him meek aud
humble, but he Easod upon her With
much acnrn. ard then passed on to
his room IN crushing silence
She vas ashamed with quick
Impulse she followed. thanking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

na be sadly mufmufrd.
oh. woman without an atom
20 faith"
Then he pms bis hand IN "a.
pocket aud produced a pholorr.,.'t
"Oh, darling forgive ne ~
old thing tnkra long before ~
we're euRaRed WHY. I sid,I
know you ever had one n thsssss
The restored confidence msd.
her blue eyes swim ln fearful Ia
She pat hsr BrmE around him ~
binR bic pardon cares Ing even l..
cuai collar
My dear SAID be-. looking In,o
her face wilh grave bai loyl,s
repf~ch aiei fhIs bee warnisa
Never doubt nae again. no msiis,
what appearances may be. 1 can
always look you aguafaiY 10 a.
eye and say . arm luaocentss
And size believed him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
You Alt PAY UP

To all wha owe their taxea viii
save cost hy coming IN paying thelF
taxna. tnside % next tea days. as
you all know my time n out. "a
fou all must come in aud pay. as
Fou ought 10 knou that rAnuut par
all 10 YunF taxss
Nov please come and pa II yoa
dont ! wiIl lsTeY IS ! 20 You all
promised 10 paY next wrsek. but neat
nu"k Il Slow about coming. 10
am forced 10 collect. ~ | oan pAY
OF The County debt which il against
me
Noa yuH may rems mbcr thta II n
inkA The money has "a come BY
coming IN and paying ynu viii SAYS
g. lsFey fne FOR | don't mean q
pasa No one withuuf cnilertlnE.
u MAY sa-sm hard 60 yon wtn
have ossd me fof two or thfee
years ehen fau are walking around
slih TIE money Ia your fro1 kut.
You had better come Ia and psy
your tax Tor now IL the time a.
save cost
@ " MORGAN & 1. c
-llyaeu. ~. Thounanaaficka
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

heaven he had not locked her out
Well" she began. with waYeF
ing courage what have yOn got
to HaY ~ yourself ngwY'
c0ldly. cruelty. he looked ~ her.
"tft he cried Woman. II n were
not fnr The everlasting I've / bear
for you | SHOULD never look upon
you again
HE face epnyulaod with tragic
suffering that was balm To witness.
but she only snsefed.
Can you explain the deception
you tried ~ practice upon meY
Can you 8blitefate the Insult put
upon Your husband BY the I'M
womanly Dispatch a woman With
80 little confidence IN her husband
would be- better Off 20 live alone.
For my part. ! am not only sla'
FuHled bot dineuchanted
he turned aorrowfully AWAY and
bowed hiH face IN bis hands che
approached him and laid the let
ter which had eaua II her such grief
under his eyes
Head that Knowing that YOU
had no picture ~ mine. shat was
10 thiukTf
what any Intelligent. right
minded wife would have thought.
you would have said "a yourself
lie la Incapable Of deceit. he haa
my picture somehow
"nnt you did not have Il"
-
signed sorrow His bps qulyefed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
CHARGES
AGAINS T
CAPTAIN

VICTORIA. Jan. sA-Two Of the
men who helped 10 man tho iu-
fated KING David have preferred
specific complaints against some of
the officers Of the vessel
These men claim that the cap
thin's story. a. related on his Ar
rival ia Victoria. - misleading
They question that officers ability
20 handle a ship. erftlrlse bis go.
oud mate. Edwards who. they stats
was taken cut OF the forecastie n
saIlna Cruz and had only served y
rear and a halt III sea. and broadly
sagEest that there l. no reason WhT
the King David Nhouid have been
castaway. They claim that the
vessel had Que puncture auly IN her
hull. between the main and mimi
masts. and could b n0atsd quite
easily.
They state that land waa sighted
on tbs 10th when On the offshgfa
tack. At ( they sore ship and
stood In Tor two hours. Tha
weather was then 50 Thick thee
could not SOC land as theY stood
off st $50 breakers we're sighted
on the lee bow. and orders given
70 wear. The vessel was already
among the breakers She passed
over an outer reef In safety and
skirtinR the edge 81 an inner orc
dropped anchor az is eastern end.
There vas eight fefhnms - water
and plenty q swinging room. Here
they remained until the 18th.
On the l3th there VAS a whole
sail breeze. but the weather was
fine Tbere was DO chance Of sail
ing out. a. the wind was east north
easterlY. but the captain ordered
that the anchor b heaYed The
chain jumped the wlndlaas and tbs
vessel was carried en- 20 the rect
Most Of the crew we're for going
ashore and one boat was employed
IN taking them b. land. the captain
refusing permission % lower the
port life boat All camo ashore but
the captain and fret officer The
latter came ashore tho next day
and On the 18th the captain huIsted
a nag which was the signal that
he desired 70 come ashore Ho also
vas then taken off
They complain Of bad treatment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
Soaring the Wage Farmer

Ore Of the cheapest familiar against
egatiou property
forced voula raoad earnings there woaid
result Fesaetoa the Wages Il railroad
Nothing kind hspp~n
Nobody has desire TO the railroads frow making
is desired that they shoul extend
and usefulness
simply proposed to BE- honest vim all Il the people make
n impossible railons
teller tins bodies q another less avosb treated By the rail-
roais some 81 the hunaea
dishonest railroad
The entire making business rotten with injustice and
voritsu Rate laws VIII plain people haw, ut hsp
basness a powerful
porations 81
The cutting used
keep railroad the price
municipal ownership And benz
fetal legislation ali people By
be fooled.
> nothing Argument
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
AND SHE BELIEVED HIM

The drummer hade himself a tear
ful EeodbY
~ love. my ONLY love The time
shall noou be here when ! shall
nnap my fingers At fate and ert up
as my awn boss Then Ne shall
have no more uf these cruel part
inKa-
And you will be true to me-
A ] always am he responded
Yen dld rot forget 70 pot that
photn you had especially taken for
me In my rripaaek. dsd youf-
oh. dear no Are You sure that
you win hook al g. uomssim~s.
love-
You wicked daubtsr You know
that shall b. wreiehea without AZ
Least such a nemhiauce - my pei
10 hook at daily and nlEhtly
nfaW the veil Of charity over hts
grief and the treaehefY ~ one In
y HON he had such unbonnaed con-
ndence
In byiaf. she. bis only love and
pet. bis wife. had secretly planned
60 make him wrstehed She had
faRsn that photograph from bis
Eripaark and waA HloatlnE over bic
misery whsn ha should dlsooFcf
that only memory remained 10 him
for the time being o. hia darling .
looks
The dear fcliov. how he will
ncola me for thia trick. she
thought "hut ! wtll nnnd him the
photograph In the flfst letter write
% him"
Thus Appeasing her conscience
shs waited for his first letter
II came from Chicago.
Ny hearts delight. " began.
"tiot hers !. thia a M Have been
wrestling Niih the trade all day.
and a tough time I've had with a.
Weary and tagged. ! have retired
O. my room. shut ont Of the Kildod
latmosphofe ~ Elm that envelopes
this terrible city. and taken from
.mY aairhsi your SWEET picture u
10 before ne when ! write shall
klaa IL when I have said my even
iur prayers II uill rest under my
pillow II ia my ono solacs. until I
hold you. my sweet wife. In these
faithful arms again
Thus saf had she read when she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
WASHINGTON, D. C.
NEWS NOTES

Tho agricultural department has
agreed TO establish one mile ~
model road Ia each northwestern
state.
BeFi beri has broken ont on The
dry dock Dewey. which Ia being
tuwcd 20 Manila.
Gov. Brady has been advised to
give Mp his fisht for a re-appolnl-
msnt.
The appointment Of Calvin Z. VII
as ~ aHsaYer 81 the local assay Of
flee will be made within a fcw days
The house has decided that tho
eighth0nr Law applies % workmcn
employed on the Panama canal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
STATE NEWS

Spokane has granted a franchise
70 aa independent Eaa company.
Jim Myrdick beat Joe HeiusiCh
In = wrestling match az Harrington
Eastern demand for coaat cod fish
has prompted the Anaeartna fishing
companies 70 ppt on extra boats.
A new shlngle mill h being con
sirHeted At Hamilton
Thomas MilleF. mayor ~ TumNa-
ter. has been granted a divorce from
hts wife, who sought 10 secure the
fortune % wealthy s. Louis man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
For Your Benefit

One ~ the greatest bensfaeiofa
81 any community o. The frm Or IL.
dlYlduai which Niil lend its moaey
10 others. that they may own homas
~ their own II u Rbuey 4 O.
bankers. In the Arcade buildlnr
have assisted more Than one thous.
aud peOpie in amttie 10 ~ homes
aud pay for same 20 easy monthly
payments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

= Hurlequiat. HIS =. LIST. re-
ports that a number of small boys
are continually breaking windows
and otherwise destroying property
10 bis nclghborhood The boys con
greFats Ia the neiRhborho0d about
3 o'clock and create quite n disturb
anee for nearly an hour every night
An officer has been especially de-
tailed to put a stop TO this annoy
anca.
Word was received from Van
couver. u. c.. today 10 the effect
that Lily and Ellis McAlllster. aged
10 and ~. u 40 Carbova st.. Van
coWver. have been missing since
Jan 10 Tho Seattle police have
been notified. as they are believed
20 hava come here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
Notice to Men

Every man should know tsht
there IL q big cut In the prices 81
faaors knives aud razor atsopa 81
Bartelfa this uesk Don't 20 az
longer without a ranDr ahen yeu
can ret one 81 Torreya hollaw
ground rszofa every ono Eua4ii
tod. for sq cents. and a celehrasfi
TorrvY stroH for from 81 10 50
cents No easier way Ia save
money. Remember the place
BARTEl4L'H go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

BY the captain. aud drciaFe that the
boat In which the first officcr and
hts men started Tor Caps Beals was
In had share. and vas taklng water
40 fast that Il bad TO be kept clear
By hailing while It wus being pro-
Yialaned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

Honestly. senator. don't you
think the railroads gave passes year
after year 20 influsnes leafs alton
No. SIR. no. air. Dot Al all The
.sslFoada had no such idea ana civ
lnK passes had absolutely M In
fiaance. But. amd the senator spoke
in the manner - q determined man.
fhsir withdrawal % the token that
showed the hlEh esteem theT felt iur
the legislative Office all certainly
have its Influence"
Hen Rogers 10 being t0undlY
abused for hla remarks about the
Missouri supreme court. Hen is Old
enough to know u IL sometimes
risky TO say what ron think.
Were you out at the races the
other day.
Yes. ! was ont At the races tho
other day. I'm always out A. the
raeeg."
an risht. knock Chaaneoy # De-
Pew n you wish. but Just the same
be doesn't send word to the news.
papers that he's suffering from
nervous prostraii0n.
THE WHOLE GANG WAS THERE
Chas Gang and family. u All
Rues, spent Christmas A. the home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

The new teacher. who had been
eurasef 70 take charge u the achesl
b. township No te. vas consulting
with The directors
With your permission. gentle.
men he said 1 should ike 20
teach the ehilfrrn the metric uyz.
torn
"Ef thAra the system Tnsu law.
sDu's fighting. Hroks un ulrrefaf
Horneyga loudly. and sunphas-
irally. I'm again u. b. gumfr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
TIME WORKS WONDERS.

Papa. what Is the difference be
teeen a CRATER and a phlianihfo-
psaEf"
Merely one 81 years. my kun. A
man IA a xfafter before he n f0
sad philanthaupisg aftcrward '--
LIfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

4 don't Ike % ride with nsvorgY
" ben he runs tho car ties aucit !.
cafeiesu chauffeur
I've noticed that 500. He nexs-,
looks 10 ace ~ q policeman u "a
sight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
~ STAR DUST -

Of Mrs. Ida shaw .-carroiton tol
Republican.
A New York minister DECLARES
nine uat ~ ten fashionable women
IN thai city dfinh. Really be kuosa
to- mitch about such lhlnEa for a
minlstef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
4 w0Rn FRoM loaH 80.

Never aba.s a foi
for hein aay Think
Nv hoW fnush tronbi-
he'd make II h Nun
a hustler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

4 am afraid she has KrUwn cold
he said. a. ne flashed Fcadiuk her
letter There i no postscript
Bui ia fho first mali the HeSi day
b received ahufher letter. ia shich
she said Dear George. forget
% tell yaa In my letter yesterday =
cts. cte
lie knav she stiii loved him.
A black potato - one Of the n1v-
cities un the l.oadan markets It's
al old ttary here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-20

The decorations which have been
made by the Augusta merchants in
horror of the coming of the State
Grange to this city are many and
varied. and some of them are very
handsome, but probably the most uni
que and at the same time one of the
prettiest is that displayed in the south
window of Locke's market. The de-
sign represents the emblem of the
Grange. shield bearing a sheaf OF
wheat. on which is sickle, while be-
hind the sheaf are crossed a shep-
herds crook and key. At the sides
of the sheaf are the letters 'P. II.
A novel feature in connection with the
emblem is its construction, the shield
being Of corn, while the sheaf is com,
posed of kernels of wheat. The sick
le and the crossed crook and key are
Of cube sugar and the initials are O
cranberries. The construction of tt,
design meant no small amount of work
| but it was well done and has been ad
| mired by all who have seen it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-20
catarrh Cannot Be Cured.

with LOCAL. APPLICATIONS. as they
rannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tarrh is Il blood or Il constitutional disease
and in order to cure it you must take IN
te,nal remedies. Halls Catarrh cure Is
taken internally and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is not n uuack medicine It
was prescribed by one of the best physi-
clans in this country for years and IS a
regular prescription. 1t is composed oil
the best tones known. combined with the
best blood purifiers. acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect c"mhina-
ton Of the two ingredients is what pro-
durcs such wonderful results in curing
Catarrh Snrd for testim" malls free.
+. ]. CHENEY & co. Props, Toledo o.
Sold by Druggists. price &c.
Take halls Family Pills for constipa'
ton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-20

The Maine Optical 60. at PSI Water
street have completed the changes in
their show windows and now make a
striking display Of kodaks. cameras
and Photographic supplies that show
them to be among the largest dealers
i'll these lines on the Kennebec. This
Who'll" sock being new. it of course in
cludcs everything late and desirable
for the Christmas shoppers to see
Although this is winter it is the season
to buy these goods. Spring and sum-
mer may he more specially the season
and vet some of the finest photos are
winter scenes. Then these goods are
particularly nice for presents. the feel.
ing of anticipation is very pleasur.
able to one who comes by a gift into
the possession Of a nice kodak, ol
camera and outfit. Better inspect this
large new stock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-20
SHIP SUBSIDIES.
CONTINUED From Page Nine.)

to the Orient is proposed. but that
meets with strong opposition There is
general acquiescence by the committee
on subsidized lines to South America.
both down the Atlantic and the Pacific
coasts, but the conservative Republic
cans on the subsidy question say that
Gen. GrOSvenor is trying to get too
many subsidized lines t" South
America and that it would be better to
have only TWO or three and pay them
enough to make it worth their while.
All these payments. however. are TO be
in the form Of subsidies for carrying
mails.
President Roosevelt seems to have
added TO the troubles of the sub
siGyites. although he disclaims any in
tentiGn to have done so. He recon-
mended an alternative plan in his
message, after legions of influential Re-
pubicans had called at the White
House offices to urge him to drive as
hard as he possibly could in favor of
| the Senate bill. Ii it should not be
! practicable to eraCt the Senate bill.
| the President said in his message in
| substance, Congress should favor APP
preparations to South American lines.
| The opronents of the Senate bill sliced
upon that as though it We're their
| greatest hope and they have made the
most Of il. Again there was a rush of
| influential Republicans to the White
| House offices. They told the President
ne had spilled the fat in the fire by his
alternative recommendation and now
he is sending another message to Con
gress u correct it.
SO the jolly fight goes on while the
American Merchant Marine declines.
| The WiScacreS say that something Will
he enacted before the session OF Con-
| ercss is over bur there are many Oh
stacles in the way. Almost any leSis-
Iatipn that carries Il considerable APP
propria tion-..nd Speaker Cannon in his
priatinn should be siZeable--will MAKE
| the ship builders take notice. Th"J
have been among the numerous visitors
to Washington since Congress con
yened. have been laboring with Con
gressnlen, standing outside the corn
mittec doors for the first word from
every tempestuOus meeting. ana max
ing appeals wherever 1t would api'dr
| emily do any good. AT least TWO mem
hers Of the committee. favorable to ;
strong bill are now sick unto death
and that has seriously augmented tn
discontinue of friends of the Senat
bill.
Senators say they will retaliate IN
; less the House does something tor SUB
sides. They will clip few large sum
off lie River and Harbor appropriated
| bill. which is to be 4 fat one and carr.
Irnany millions for distributions anon
, many communities. Senator Frye. WI
| holds the key to the situation on IN
| river and harbor appropriation bill, ST.
= | grjmly during all this war talk. IL
:. | wants subsidies for ships and he ais
, wants river and harbor appropriations
| But Maine needs little for rivers an
harbors because the Maine delegatlo
has looked after Maine we'll III IN
wears gone by. If Senator Fry
chooses to strike along in February n
can make the middle Westernef
. | snuirm He does not say whether II
intends to strike or not.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-20
A New Departure.

There has been quite Il little STIR
about the city among camera hendS
and those who would like to become
such. over the fact that new Augusta
business house has put in large line
Of the latest kodaks. cameras and
photographic supplies. Observing peo-
pie have noticed for several weeks the
changes going on in the front of the
Maine Optical Co, Isl Water street
new show windows were beng put III,
and It was soon seen that these We're
to display Il stock of new and up-to-
date Photographic goods.
To some this may seem an off season
of the year to put in a line OF photo
srarhic goods but when approached on
the subject the manager of the Name
On,ica, Company said there was no
more popular line Of goods for holiday
gifts than kodaks. cameras. picture AZ
huns. and other miscellaneous ph"to-
graphic goods. Probably Few th'hSS
could be named which appear on :"
many Christmas trees as the niue
Brownie cameras which sell for s2.oo.
These little cameras take small. though
pcrfcct pictures. even in the hands "l Il
child For the older and more ALL
bilious camera enthusiast tn" i"ldihS
nocket kodaks for s12 to $50. or me
Premo film Pack cameras for sl.5o I" s-'
would prove most welcome ho!idaE
Gifts. For the friend who already
owns, a camera a new metal telescope
tripod. a new album or an enlargement
from their pet negative would be sure
10 rlease at Christmas time.
Tha Maine Optical Company extends
an invitation to all to visit their store
and ,oul, over their new stock Of goods
vi bnut fcling under any obligations to
purchase anything.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-20
Hard Colds,

People whose blood is pure are not
nearly so likely to take hard colds as
are others.
Physiology goes into the reason.
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the blood
pure. causing healthy action Of the
mucous membrane and giving strength
and tone to all the organs and func-
tons.
This great medicine RECEIVERS tn
system after cold. as no other does.