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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-10
TATUM & ROBINsON-Phone c5e. Redned Stock of All Kinds of Sea Eco0ra

DOWN they go! Eggs. 171-2c. per dozen; fine assortment of fish for to- day-Spanish Mackerel, Shad, Smeltz: Oysters, Plants and Selects. Fine Butter. Chickens Hens and friers. All these goods we guarantee to be first class. Thanks for past patronage
 Respectfully, Phone 258
 adV-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-10
BUYS WHOLE TEAMTO
 SECURE THREE PLAYERS

In order to secure the services of three players. Second Baseman Cos grove, First Baseman Heintz, and Outfielder Nalley, who are expected to make brilliant record for the Central League. the Wheeling Central League club has purchased the entire Charleroi. Pa, club in the West Virginia Penn sylvanta League.
 The Charleroi club, because of poor patronage in past years, was ready to quit the game, but refused to sell the three men wanted by the Wheeling club unless a bulk price was given for the entire outfit. The balance of the team will be sent by Wheeling to the East Liverpool club in the o. and P League.
 Goats and skirts are being soutached with fine silk braid of the same color and lined
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-10

is mighty confident of his ability To hand the Englishman a defeat he is again willing to make the weight 125 pounds.
 James J. Corbett.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-10
JEFFRIEs SUMMONED.
Chsrxed With, Violating Anti Prize

Is ChTEed Watk VtOlaung Anu Prise
 Fight Law.
 New York. Mascn s--A summons was served today on James J. Jeffries, re- tired heavyweight champion pugilist; and another on James Solfy. manager of the theatre where Jeffries is appear ing, directing them to appear in police court tomorrow and explain why Jeff fries indulges in a sparrtng act on the stage of the theatre, in violation of the anti-prtze fight law.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-10

READY TO SERVE YOU. From our branch fin PensacOIa. Send your whiskey orders to
 GREIL TRADING CO, F. 0. Box SS5. Pensacola, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-10
NOTICE.

A. O. Fl. meet at your hall this Wednes- , day morning at g A Nj for the purpose iof attending the funeral of Bro P. J. Loush- ran. HUGH MEEHAN. President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-10

Abe Attel is the same game little fighter as ever In spite of the fact that Drisooll bested him .n thetr ten round fight at New York. Abe is out with an offer of a s5. 900 side bet that he can defeat Driseofi in a twenty
 five round bsftls, and to show that he
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16
Rothschlid,s Play.

d IL. a.H 100 SJ 50 u ' s(s H',N
Baron Henri de Rothschild was once
involved In an amusing incident, In
which wei known Partisan ,theat-
rical manager took part. The baron Of.
fered him q play, which he practically
accepted without looking at Yes, my
dear baron" he said, .of course IN
produce It, and ! am very fattered you
should have brought It to me first'
NE. Eyes, but you must read 1t" insist
ed the baron, '.for 1t may not suit you.
u am not at all sure that 1t will. I
win come again tomorrow, when you
will have had time to look over it,
IAN right, do" answered the man.
ager. - s-.: r. ~. & . ~:
Next day, when the baron presented
himself, he was received with enthusi-
asm. "It's masterpiece, my dear
baron-a masterpiece. , ]. shall be de
lighted to produce It, and as soon as
possible. Wen have It next season"
On the managers desk lay the roll
Of paper Baron de Rothschild had
brought the previous day. He picked
It up, unrolled it and showed 1t to sth<
manager. All the pages were blank.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16
Getting Rsadys. Far a, Srssl, sesst,


8sS1, Getting Ready Ear ii ,s7rpsh seaEt.
Yendel da Goprtenaya the hand
some goctatE yorite was neEYously
agitated. Even a blind baggage car
could see that. 81 She paced up and
down In n front Of the large .cheyal
glass In her room. Evidently she was
3greatly aggrieVed over Something.
Finally her high. strung nerves got
churnsd up to such q pitch that she
lost eoAtrol ever sssel3 land began -
clutch ana tear wsld pull
ing It out ii large hand fulas .r,l3 n
Your sympathetic nature Is around
and you cry: The poog Nsoman Is. fem
8porafily insane Az doesn't some
Sone stop her before she does herself
bodily iniury9 She mlst Sc Id terrible
mental agony to stand the pain og
pulling Her hair out hy the roots, 81 4
e But hist, he not too lavisfi with
pour sympathy friend ID 60 now.
Gwendolyn has pulled on only four
teen pounds Of puts, three miles ~
interlocking switches and "a few de-
B tachabIe chr She has some q istance
ITO goayet before she touches the real,
/ cross your heart hair Gwendo lyn $
merely distracted because her maid
cannot get her foa ting irslita equip
\ ment On Id becOrning array. She y
simply getting ready Tor a fresh staEt,
;
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Tho Turks Wondern,er,t.

ne UrR S8eNtONQefTf1eAts
Writing On the battle OF .NaYartno, q
contributor to the Cornhill Magazine
tells this striking little story. S :;:ss
Elm the morning the surface Of the
bay was covered with floating spars to
which many poor wretches were cling
ing, calling for help In different
tongues. Among them were many
Greek prisoners sttll with manacles
upon their limbs. An English lieuten-
ant who was putting ashore a Turkish
official was anxious to save some ex-
hausted men who were elutching a
sscorched mast. We V must n rescue
themy he exclai timed hotl Es.;,s,
: sBah!v answered the Turk. they
are only common soldiers and Will soon
diey Then he laughed ;s3} . NJ
81 {" Good heavensr exclaimed the Dng-
Hshman angrily What IS there to
laugh at I'D. MI: ~ 7: il s. S3 {ss., y
= !. 'LaughY said the Turk. BY Allah,
you English are q singular peoplel
Yesterday you came into the bay while
we were quietly at our coffee. You
knocked our ships to pieces, killed or
mangled all our men till the feet Is one
vast slaughter house, and this morning
you pretend to be 80 humane that you
cannot pass q score Of wounded sol-
oilers without putting yourself out Of
your way to save themr y s5 %.s , = =. s.
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He Longest Enaaaement.


/. At the Army and Navy club IN
Washington one evening group Of Of
hcers, most Of them yonng men. were
swapping stories Of various engage
ments during the war with Spain and
the subsequent troubles In the Philip
pines. ~ ~! ~ *s5s Es' p 4! +
Among the silent listeners was one
grizzled veteran, a naval commander
OF national renown. It must have &C.
CURED to one Of the young men that
It was peculiarly ludicrous that off,
GERS not long out Of the: academies
should be holding forth with respect
to- their exploits while this old fellow
sat silent In corner. So, turning to
the veteran, one Of the young officers
biithely asked: TN as.szi II: M Z }. {!
What was the longest engagement
you ever participated IN, admiral r
1T lasted three PEARS" said the old
chap, without q suspicion Of smile,
land, worst Of all, the young woman
married another man. ashington
STAY. 'l ,5:.ss$ sjj,s ri: ~.
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\ The Oyster Shell.

E Every one who has handled an oyster
shell must have noticed the successive
layers overlapping each other. These
are technically named shots and each
one marks q years growth. 90 that BY
counting them the age Of the oyster
can zsbe determined. Up to- the time
of It's + maturity449that is. when four
years Of age the shots are. regular and
successive, but after that time they
become irregular and are piled one
upon another SO that the shell becomes
bulky and thickened. Fossil oysters
have been seen Of which each shell
was nine inches thick, whence they
may be guessed to be more than 900
years old. 4 81 s $s,s ss
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mo - ~ g. -

= ,r1e O.

Fred Lang Is WORKING on Ills farm
near Hamar.
Miss Hilma Freeburg went to Dey,-.:
Ills Lake Monday
g. .. 1iills is excavating for a base
mentS barn 32xs2 feet.
Miss Mari rie Mills went to Devils
Lake saturd az to take a music les
son.
The crops AZ this vicinity are fine,
wheat IS heading out nicely and there
4 Is A fine stand Of
Work has been commenced Oh the
roads il this vicinity and they will
soon be put in good shape.
Sss Misses Kate and Lizzie Brennan ar
rived from Milwaukee, Wis, Saturday
ito spend the! summer on Miss Bren-
mans homestead near this place.
The Toxic bali team have sent a
challenge to the Chautauqua team for
= game. They have not been defeated
this season q and have went against
some pretty strong ones,
Francis Chase went to Devils Lake
Monday to attend the military encamp-
nent at the Rock Island military en-
! campment grounds Francis Is q mem
Der Of the Lisbon company. {. q
5sS A gas lighting plant has been install
led il the cshool house and It is equip
ped SO that the room IS lighted IN ex--
ceellent style. The homesteaders viii
lease the building for their meetings.
@S For sale fine two-year old short
! horn bull. Inquire Of 9. smeallie.
I: a.. eosebud &
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16
I Why Women Az Afraid u 4 Mice

saSs Why WoHen Are Afraid %of Mice
IN all ages women were supposed TO-
be more prone TO superstition than
men, and who knows but that the
dread OF q woman: on the appearance
of q rat OF q mouse may not be DUE
in part at least, to an ancient super
stition which has travelled down the
ages from the time when our remote
5forefathers believed: that. rats and mice
were the souls Of the departed Nu-
5merbus are the stories which made the
&ancients believe that souls were rats
and mice, and soma of these stories are
very curious s NJ YET X MI If .i:,
5x IN Thuringia, at saalfeld,"' says
Baring-G Gould, "a servant girl fell
asleep while her companions were
Smelling nuts. They observed "a little
red mouse creep from her mouth and
run out Of the window. One Of the fel-
lows present shook the sleeper, but
could not wake her, 80 he moved her
to another place. Presently the mouse
ran back to the former place and dash
ed bout, seeking the girl Not finding
her,3it vanished. At the same moment
the girl died: + tfsi ssi3E S t13:s VI
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Ftsld and o.,ressas,,sss 81 rse.,es.

ssssss istseds ard oscsssass,tsl sof France.
From sAvsgnon Y to- Lyons the ran
road Tunsathr Hs rich country the
fruit trees covered with blossoms and
the forests assuming their robes OF
green aleogethsr 4 making picture
bean tiful 10 look npos.it From Lyons to
Paris The s0rrhardds vineyards and
the gfosRdlsgs grain delight the eye Of
the traveaer from oaannta deserts and
remind him os dacauiay poem:
s9SsoWg IL THERE hs t1iip merry sound az
AZ nigstciena so&s deAsD OH 35s5
Z lsos,gn N.Y. cosp6 dD Spaan Hxsd sammy
.ysrsas Ind % sancss
truly n. p u ans
!. E1stt ~ Z n s3 s's5
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16
Edward Everett Hale: Professor o
America .5s

ss Admirable as had been DR.. Hale's
career as ia Journalist, clergyman
nthropist, author, and educator,
It was as 4. professor Of America to-
his generation that he had done his
best and most unique works. BY birth
~ best New England stock, having
as q boy, the historic Common as a
playground; early made aware by. con-
versation In his fathers home OF the
inner meaning Of the burning issues
Of the hour, and privileged to hear his
tory and politics discussed BY men
like Daniel Webster, Edward Everett
and other Wing leaders who were
making history and shaping politics;
In youth an ardent censpirator for
the triumph Of liberty in Kansas
his whole career, whether you con-
slider the influence Of .heredity or en-
vironments,, or his free choices Of
friends and pursuits, had made him
an American sui generis and had At.
ted him to do for the American pub
lie what has conceived his professor
OF America" as doing IN college,;
namely. showing men there 'sis such
q reality as American thought, that
there are certain principles which be
long to the America Government, that
there are certain feelings which are
experienced BY none but an Anneri-
can From DR.. Hale's Busy Career, :
by George Perry Morris. In the Amer
lean Review o. Reviews, for, July
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16
\ seed 4 as lAlsropla,,esL..

It IS strange that man has been 90
long TIT learning to Nature iii the
seed has; for cons shown him good
working aeroplane. The seed of the
silver maple and the ash often fy III
the summer forty OK fifty yards. The
seeds wing is an extension Of the pod.
When the seed breaks loose from its
$bough the wing Whirls rapidly round;
the body as an axle, Its front edge!
striking the air higher than the rest Of
It's surface and thus producing air
pressure IN an upward direction that
Scarrfes the tiny aeroplane on and up
I'm 'Wrigh tlike flight. The linden seed
clusters show an aeroplane or tremen-
dous strength The seeds hang on "a
single stem from the center Of one
large wing. When this seed aeroplane
sets forth the wing revolves and points
upward, bearing onward It's weight Of
seeds with q power greater than any
bird puts forth. The box. elder, the
pine and the catalpa are other trees
whose existence Is perpe tuated BY the
aeronantical skill Of their little seeds.
New York Press. FE.
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Boomers FarIiaouls AdayyertIsetne,,t.

Bonners1 Il afncu AdVertI ser mont.
8s hen the q New DIRK Ledg ger was
|Wavering on the brink Of failure Rob.
5ert Bonner, the propri etor, sent to the
New York Herald a brief ADVERTISE
ment to be set up ii d singh line.
80 Greeley esque b was MT. Bonner's
handwriting that the ad rtising man
ager interpret ed the direct lions az or
5dering that the copy be run. Ia full
page, which instructions he obeyed,
though marveling greatly The Herald
came out the next morning with one:
whole page devoted to the crisp ad-
Duration to- read the Ledger.s new
story. The effect upon Mr.. Bonner
Has almost fatal, flrst from chagrin at
the thought Of the possible bill, then
from amaDement as subscrtp lions be-
gan TO pour IN and finally from sat:
aisfaction as they cont nued to flood
the Office untf the fortune OF the pub:
lication was made. The novel though
accidental device had struck the pub.
He's fancy. Mr.. Bonner was hailed as
the pioneer OF q new and daring the,
Eory Of exploi citation, and the advertise
ment gained tenfold currency by being
commented upon as q feature of the
news. Collier' 8.
/ Trumpetins Ancient German chorals.
The most notable. oil, ornament Of Roth
zenburg g the rath haus, which 10 art.
list who visits the town fails. to sketch.
It is of a mosss Imposing beauty, con
sisting Of an older gothic building
dating back to the middle Of the thir-
teenth century, WITH an elaborate re
naissance meade It was from its
darkling dungeons that many of the
instruments of torture in the museum
at Nuremberg came, for Rothenbura
was not tender III It's treatment 81
prisoners. The earlier building has a
high square tower crowned with q bell
cupoia, where thrice a week the choir
Of st. Jakob.s, q reverend church lying
within its shadow, painfully climbs
armed with humpets and other mu.
steal instruments. The sweet Lutheran
chorale Is repeated four times as tht
music clans respectively face the four
points 81 the compass, and the cere
mony, 50 IN keeping with the quaint
old time life Of the town, IS one .,
the visitors unforgettable memories
Of Rothenburg burg bavaria
Letter TO Vogue Sfss.s .S@ s & 70,
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) Cors1,eeal 40 Food,

IN CoFnmea1 ! Is one sof the most health
ful, nourfshing foods and the best
hone, muscle and tissue bulk der Of
all the breadstufrs Our forefathers
fought their wars and tanned the will
sderness upon a corn bread diee, and
they wereta hardy. heady set many Of
vzhosaE examples we might probably
7 follow. OF course coFnmeal to4be pef.
feet should be ground upon stones
turned By water power. The steam
sgtDund roller IS MN product oof tpday
shaalsoue tayantasas I'm tho iwayl.of
Eecenoany Of .pso Ion, bnt 81 kills
the daAicaey of that sraist so stis saad
$by somA-pallas News. fs /,
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No 6uTaP4ssn,,,s

= ft was at q breach OF PROMISE case,
and the rustic defendant was under
cross examinat ton 5s25 u :S ;
Nov tell me, please, said the coun-
seltstarnty zone the evening Of the
10TH when You Ebadel her good did
she suner.yon to, kiss her AZ
= ell ~ said the witness SLOWLY, q
reckon now fiI did give her q kiss or
two. but there wern't much snferfn'
about n as could see. ::
And even the learned fudge conde-
scended tosnaila changa
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16
Fpr Two Year,,

y 'sF,- ~
'.For two years after I was married
! was ashamed 70 meet the preacher
who united my wife and me III the
holy bonds Yon BEE, In my; excited
condition I made q biunder and gave
him q five dollar bfll instead OF go,
which ]; intended to hand him i sup.
pose he thought I was q cheap skate,
but I couldn't very wen explain II
without making myself ridiculous o.
causing him to suspect that I was ",
ing about II, = }.55 .5SE M
4 You say pom felt that way Tor two
years. q h Y u Y? ii .5s 5 ~
.'Yes. After that ! began TO be sorry
/ had given him anythfngg'' hiladeL
phta Record. &. 3s M.
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,AMs,,kIi....

NE Irata u Passenger believe you.re
driving over every stone III the road.
Driver Waai eli, st takes ai purity
good driver bo hit sem 81 Hes-
sald is
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:Equssss psa3e.

ord phnre fI1ous That horae HI
had o4 pen 81 al right but be Doesn't
hold hss head high enough Deales-
sOh, thatss ast pride, m'lud 'I'll Aosd
hi up when ssess paid fup xondnn Tel
Eegraph 2 NH
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r 4 r ( =. !. -.i3l
Qoaf 80

g. Ela aag .1p1 oSe.e Had ii .*i
/. q i I, u !. \ n I an psod-
diidIe pom tao anmeiripg ID
5nlaassa As1sr 4 abaa ana
happy
s 81 hsse -
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"a good ana faithfti jjudase prefers
me honest g the sezs,ed HoEaoes
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Chanb eflain 6 SIssshs sss1 kssns ssa
\ 1seyer falls Bay Il norE D 4 may save Afs. B,
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3

!3ss' IS d, ssngry WIN S9ls
N
sSSshe found a " bel on the t6sas. 0S
picture 81
this photo y Ifsassgp:
q s4 Boston ';s5S;
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g1asstas y. yiss ses s8 Esas.
ms, sgss I'D Is man
saitS mas use nom
:Sal e Plea ~ On,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-03
FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. Grace Cleveland Cary Of Port.
land has been engaged as assistant
teacher in the Lawrence High school
for the spring term, in the place Of Miss
Warren, who has been granted leave of
absence on account of i'll health. Mrs
Cary is a graduate of Brown University,
Glass of 1891. She has had an experience
of eight years in school work. six of
which has been in High schools at North
Attleboro, Mass, Kittery and Run{ord
Falls. At Rumford Falls, where she re-
manned four years, she was for some
time the acting principal
Following is the list of unclaimed let
tiers advertised at the postof1ice on April
2: o. D. Bragg, Chas. Dean, Mr. Glas-
ner, Prof r. A. Hardness. Mrs Olive
A. Maloon. Geo. o. Brien.
'The Spiritual Activity and Leadership
of the Lord Jesus Christ will be the
subject of Rev. f. E. Barton's sermon
at the Universalst church Sunday morn
ing. This will be the last of his series
of Lenten sermons on the Universalist
faith, which have attracted a good deal
of attention, both here and at the Wa
tervile church. where they have been
repeated in the afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. Holmes has been quite i'll
for some days with bronchitis.
VIM. Holmes. the public carriage driver
has been off duty two or three days
this week. on account of an attack Of
acute Indigestion.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Alice H.
Goodrich was held at the home on Ma
pie street Friday afternoon. Rev. ]. L.
Clark of the Baptist church OBLIGATED.
The Ladies' Loyal Orange Lodge. Stal
of the East, of which she was a mem
ber attended in body. Mrs. Goodrich
had been a sufferer from consumption
for several months. She was a native o.
New Brunswick, but came here witt
her parents about four years ago. The
father, four brothers and two sisters sur
vive.
Henry F. Totman has been quite Sc
riously i'll for. the past few days with
grip and erysfpelas. He is in the care
of trained nurse from Bangor.
Mrs. F. NJ. Totman has returned from
a visit to Bangor, accompanied by hei
daughter. Mrs. Victor Anderson Of thai
city.
Eugene Tozier returned Thursday from
Washburn. where he has been spendin:
the winter with his brother. DR.. Frank
Tozier. Mr.. Tozier talks of buying 9
farm if he can find something to his
liking
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-03
SPORTING.
eAsERALE

At Charleston. S. C.-Charleston Is. A.
L. 4. Boston tNat) l.
AT Macon-New York (Amn) Is. Ma
con IS. a. L. l.
At Atlanta-Chicago (Nat) ), Atlanta
(Southern) :.
AT anapolis-Indianapolis Amn.
ASSN 4. Philadelphia tAmn. "a team l.
At Nashville-Boston (Amn) TO- Nash
vile (SOuthern ..
At Dayton-New York NAT I'd team g.
Dayton Central League) >
At rmingham-Brooklyn (Nat) 81
birmingham tSouthern) s.
At Memphis-St. Louis (Nat) 4, Mem
Pills (Southern) 8.
At Kansas City-Kansas City cam.
ASSN S, Washington (An) !.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (Natl first
team 3. Spartanburg tCarolinal .
At Little Rock-Pittsburg (NatlD 4
Littl" Rock (Southern) o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-03
Little Girl Blind Two Years
with Scrofulous Humor
Ewes affected soon after vaccination = five
physicians, including the best specialists did her no
GOOD Cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.

her life You see why it is that / cannot say
too much for Hoods Sarsaparia. She is Just
as much pleased with new bottle of Hoods as
with ANYTHING we can get for her, and if ! forget
TO give it to her. she will say: Now Mamma,
give me my new Hoods
..To think that once we thought she could
never use her eyes. and she can do the
finest needle work 1t is wonderful, and we can
not praise Hood s enough Mrs. Jennie Boards
lev. 2l2 Homer street. Elmira, n. Y.
We wish we could convince You Of the ab-
solute truth concerning the testimonials for
Hood s Sarsaparilla.
Careful inquiry would prove to you beyond
doubt that every testimonial publish is as
reliable as if it came from your most trusted
neighbor: that have more testimonials than
we can possibly publish: that every one we use
is genuine and truthful far can learn,
and entitled to Your entire confidence.
We say this much in presenting the letter from
Mrs. Bearlsley. printed above. This is only one
of thousands Of letters we have, telling of won
dertul cures
There is not the slightest doubt that as a
thorough blood purifier at all, times of year and
for all blood diseases, Hoods SarsapariIla is the
greatest medicine that has ever been discovered
DO YOU wonder at Mrs. Beardsley's enhus-
asm? You should certainly take Hoods Sarsa-
parilIa for vour spring medicine. Get it today.