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ANTA FE DAILY NEW MEXICAN:
SANTA FE, N. M.. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1895
NO. 234
VOL.32.
Smooth talk is their speoialty. A good
work is to be done. That means a genu
ine steel article suoh as we carry in onr
; stock. There are no better irons than
' these in this country, and none sold at a
Kelt npiflA tnr hnvArM. AlWRVS MDlfl to
wcin-i j'tivw aw " j -
ns for genuine goods at hard pan priees.
Cheap articles of hardware are not cheap
dear that baying them is wasting money.
Ynn can't cat the worth of your money
! ont of them. We don't carry shoddy oheap
goods, bat real oheap goods.
W. H. COEE3EL,
catrcn biock - sama re.
CH AS. WAGNER,
; ; . I : y,.. y - . - ,
DEALER IN
FURNITURE
QUEEISWARE
I have a full line of Picture Frame XT AUTIHV ARE.
and Mouldings and in fact everything
in the household line. I will furnish
vou from the parlor to the kitchen on
easy payments. I carry the largest
stock in the city. I repair all kinds
of furniture.
FANCY R&VIUND CHI,
Cut Glass Ware, Cooking Ranges and
all the latest novelties m household
furnishings.
Prices Cut 50 Per Cent.
SPECIALTIES
CLUB HOUSE CANNED FRUITS
CLUB HOUSE CANNED VEGETABLES
CLUB HOUSE OLIVE OIL
CLUB HOUSE OLIVES V
CLUB HOUSE CATSUP
CLUB HOUSE DEVILED MEATS
CLUB HOUSE JAMS
EXTRA FANCY FRENCH PEAS
EXTRA FANCY MUSHROOMS
EXTRA FANCY BULK OLIVES
EYTRA FANCY PICLKES .
EXTRA FANCY MINCEMEAT
These goods are the finest to be had in the market.
We hare just reoeived a large shipment
way down.
Onr Bread, Pies and Cakes are better
TELEPHONE 58.
IF YOV WANT
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DEALER IN
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PRODUCE, TABLE LUXURIES,
FLOUR, FEED, LUMBER & GRAIN
Knowing what the trade of Santa Fe demand I hare seleoted the
best line of Staple and Fanoy Qrooeries I oonld find. My special
ties are to sell the best goods at a reasonable profit. We are only
oompetitort with the beat goods.
The Prices Tell The Quality Sells
C3-IVS1 ITS A OAHiXjI
Corner Bride Ss "Water Sts.
TELEPHONE 40.
TINWARE
AND STOVES
In this line I have just reoeived
a large invoice for yon to se
lect from. 8ee for yourself.
of fancy goods of all kinds. Prices
than ever.
MULLER A WALKER
NEW BAKERY'
Fresh Bread, Pies anil t'nkes.
KVKRV WAV.
Anything; In this Line Made
HAIR,
: WINDOWS.
NATIONAL CAPITAL BUDGET
Washington Rapidly Filling1 Up with
Senators, Representatives and
Other Statesmen.
WILL THE SENATE BE REORGANIZED?
Populists, Under Leadership of Sen
atqr Peffer, Threaten to Act Inde
pendentlyNothing Contra
band on Board Detained
SohooneT.
Washington, Nov. 26. The arrival of a
number of senators and members last
night and to-day, Including ex-Speaker
Reed, has served to increase tl.fe duous
sion over the reorganization of the two
houses of ooDgress. ,
The speakership is universally con
ceded to Reed.
Mr. Henderson and Mr. MoDowell are
still the only two candidates for the
house clerkship, and it is not believed
that any dark horse will develop.
Senator Peffer, who is generally re
garded as the leader of the third p'.rty,
advocates the maintenance of an inde
pendent position and it is considered
probable that this advice will be followed
to the extent of putting a ticket in the
field at the beginning of the contest if the
Republicans attempt a reorganization of
the senate.
The Republicans olaim, however, that
they will seonre Senator Stewart's vote
and that Senator Jones will also proba
bly stand with them. These acquisitions
would be sufficient to enable the Repub
oans to take the organization.
It appears altogether probable that the
question will be postponed until after
the seating of the Utah senators, whioh
can not happen until some time in Jan
uary or February, depending upon the
expedition displayed in their election by
the Utah legislature.
There will be an effort on the part of
some senators to compromise the claims
of the silver and anti-silver Republicans
in connection with the committee on fin
ance by enlarging the committee to
eleven and giving the silver men one of
the new plaoes and the gold men the
other.
, AJ8UBAN0K8 FBOM MINI8TEB TEBBEIX,'
The latest dispatches to the state de
partment from V. 8. Minister Terrell
stateB that he is officially assured of the
protection of the three ladies at Hadjin.
That the provinces have been qaiet dur
ing the last three days and that the out
look is better. He adds that telegrams
from Aintab and Marsovan report that
missionaries there are safe and that all
of our 172 missionaries in Turkey are now
proteoted. The porte, he says, gives assur
ances that tranquility will soon be re
stored. . NOTHING) OOMIBABAMD ON BOABD.
In view of the statement of the deputy
oolleotor of customs at Lewis, Del., that
thorough search had failed to discover
arms, ammunition or men on -board the
Joseph W. Foster, the secretary of the
treasury to-day ordered the vessels re
leased. '
Another Mining Exchange.
Colorado Springs, Nov. 25. Another
mining stock exohange, the fourth in
this oity and the tenth in the state, is
abont to be opened here. It will hold
calls from 7:80 a. m. to 9 p. m.
COMMERCIAL CONGRESS.
Trans-Mississippi Congress Organ
ised at Omaha To-day-Three Hun
dred Delegate Present Ex-ov.
l'rlnce Kesponds to Address
of Welcome. .
Omaha, Nov. 25. The eighth annual
convention of the trans-Mississippi con
gress convened at 11 o'olook to-day. Pres
ident George Q. Cannon, of Salt Lake
presided. .
Through the terrific storm throughout
the west delayed many delegates, 800
faoed the presiding officer when the con
vention opened.
After prayer by Rev. Frank Crane,
President Cannon introduced Mr. I. W.
Carpenter, of Omaha, who welcomed the
convention in behalf of the business men
of the city. v
Oov. Silas A, Holoomb performed a
similar duty for the state. The band
played "Amerioa."
Then ex-Gov. Prineo, of New Mexico,
responded to the welcome addresses.
The convention adjourned two hours
for lunch. 'r
At the afternoon session, the commit-
tees were appointed, credentials examined
and the convention regularly organized.
Pleaded entity and Sentenced.
Leadville, Colo., Not. 25. M. H. Mayor,
brought back from Los Angeles, Cat,
eharsed with embezzlement by the Jacob
Dold Paoklng oompany, pieaaea guiuy
to-day and was sentenced to the peniten
tiary for one year.
WANT TERRELL REMOVED.
A Baptist Preacher In Kansas City,
Fresh from Tnrkey, Mavagely At
' tacks American minister at
' Constantinople.
Jefferson, City, Mo, Nov. 25. Rev. J
T. Johnson, D. D., pastor of the first
Baptist ohuroh of this oity, ust returned
from a three months tour In Tnrkey and
the Holy Land, last night, in a sermon on
the Armenian troubles made the state
ment that American Minister Terrell,
ought to be hanged. He deolares that the
minister to xuraey nas joiuaa ua mo
hammedaa church and is thus aiding the
nerseoution and killing of Christians In
stead of protecting them. He said that
the situation was far worse than reported
to the papers, and that Terrell sends out
false reports. Rev. Johnston and a party
of thirty-four members or. nis enuron
have signed a pennon to rreaiaent uieve
land to remove Terrell. '
High Class Minstrels.
Bowman Young's high olass minstrels
are soheduled to give one of their rare
entertainments at the court honse in
Santa Fe on Thanksgiving night. The
songs Ot tms popular company an an
new aud catchy and the jokes of the end
and middlemen are fresh and original.
These eomoinea wiia several both nt
ml the nroirrem nartionlarlv at'
traotlve; Do not on any account miss
this mirth prodnoing performance on
inntsaay evening.
Killed His Two Children.
New York, Nov. 26. Hymen Hetten-
host, the well known pugilist and trainer,
of Brooklyn, shot and kill his two children
and himself last night.
The Younger Dumas Dying.
Paris, Nov. 25. The Petit .Parisian
says that M. Dumas, the yonnger, was
seized on Saturday with cerebral conges
tion, which Dr. Pozzi diagnosed as a cere
bral abscess. The patient was In a coma
tose condition last night and is now re
garded as in a very grave state.
ABOUT THE BIG BRUISERS.
Announcement that Fltsslmmons
will Certainly Fight Either Cor
bett or Ilaher on January 10
Near El Paso.
Houston, Tex., Nov. 25. Martin Julian,
Robert Fitzsimmons and party ar here.
In an interview Julian says Corbett must
crawl or accept Stuart's proposition.
Fitisimmons has signed the artioles in
blank and concedes to Corbett the priv
ilege of dictating every detail, only re
serving the demand that the light must
be to a finish with small gloves. - He
will also agree that Corbett and Brady
shall select the referee. "There are only
two in the present negotiations with
Stnart as the middle man," said Julian.
"All the fakirs except Corbett and Brady
have been discarded, and if there is no
fight the people will know who is
the ooward. Stuart's proposition oonld
be no better, and Corbett must accept or
run np his white feather, and I think
he has one. We will remain in Texas."
THEBB WILL BE A VIOHT JAMUABY 10.
Galveston, Texas. Martin Julian said
last night: "There will be a fight on
January 10, either between Corbett and
Fitzsimmons or Maher and Fitzsimmons,
and it will take place three and a half
miles from 1 Paso. Stuart leaves
Dallas to-night for New York to sign
with Corbett or Maher."
GLOVE CONTEST IN MEXICO.
City of Mexico. Great orowds went to
Pachuca to witness the glove fight be
tween Smith, the champion of Texas, and
Clark, a nogro. Smith whipped Clark in
fonr well fought rounds.
There was an exoittng disturbance at
the bnll fight here yesterday afternoon,
the audience being enraged at the bad
character of the performance. Planks
were hurled into the ring, the roof
smashed and many people injured. The
mob insulted the police, but was finally
quelled by the troops threatening to fire.
NICARAGUA CANAL SCHEME.
The Commission Sent to Investigate
Hakes an Adverse Keport, Kstl
mating cost at ai3S.47S.H9a.
New York, Nov. 25. A special to the
Herald from Washington says: A serious
blow has been dealt the Nioaraguan Canal
oompany project by the report of Nioara
guan oanal oommisblon. The report
points out that it is neither practicable
nor advisable to attempt the const'roetion
of the oanal upon the data at . present
available. The commission makes a pro
visional estimate of the cost at f 183,672,
I, or nearly double the Martime Canal
oompany's unconditional estimate of
$69,893,660.
THK HABEKTS.
New York, Nov. 25. Money on oall nom
inally at 1 2 percent; prime mercan
tile paper, Z 5. Silver, 67; lead,
$3.20.
Chioago. Cattle, receipts, 16,500: In
cluding 600 Texans and 1,000 westerns;
market, steady to firm; beeves, $3.16
$4.90; cows and heifers, $1.60 & $3.70;
Texas steers, $2.76 $3.35; westerns,
$2.90 $3.90; stockers and feeders, $2.25
$3.70. Sheep, receipts, 13,000; market
strong to 10c higher.
Kansas City. Cattle, reoeipts, 5,000;
shipments, 1,000; steady to strong; Texas
steers, $2.40 $3.45; Texas oows, $1.75
$2.46; beef steers, $3.00 a $4.60; native
oows, $1.75 $2.45; stookers and feed
ers, $2.30 $3.65; bulls, $1.75 $8.15.
Sheep, receipts, 1,500; shipments, none;
market, unohanged.
Chioago. Wheat, November, 66 ;
Deoember, 66J(J 67. Corn, November,
27 Hi Deoember, 21, bid. Oats,
November, 17; Deoember, 18, asked.
RICH GOLD DISCOVERY.
A Mammoth Ledge of Void Bearing
quarts Discovered at Van
couver. Victoria.
San Franoisco, Nov. 25. A special
f torn Victoria says that Vancouver, the
terminus of the .Canadian Paoifio, has
come to the front as a rich gold field.
One quartz vein is said to be eighty feet
wide. This giant ledge shows on the face
of the bluff, where nature haa out the vein
right aoross, exposing a hugh body of
ore. It can be trace tuny a,uuu teet.
Harried In liondon.
London, Nov. 26. The marriage of
Lieut. Commander W. S. Cowles, a naval
attache, to Miss Roosevelt, sister of
James S. Roosevelt, secretary of the 17.
8. embassy, took place at St. Andrew's
churoh, Westminster, at 2:30 this after
noon. ;, .
Earthquake Hboek in Colorado.
riualair . finln.. Not. 3fi. An earth
quake shock lasting fifteen minutes was
felt here at 5 a. m. to-day. No damage
was done. '
Houses of sjeclallsts Balded.
Berlin, Nov. 95. The polioe raided the
houses of the socialist members of the
reiohstag and other leaders of the social
ist party to-day. Ail tnetr letters ana
DBoers were empounded. It is reported
that this aotion of the authorities is
based on an infringement of the Prussian
law governing the right of association.
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Being satisfied that if yon have onoe
used a flat-ooening book, you will al
ways use them, and in order to get
you to try one the New Xexdoan
Printing Co. of Santa Fe, will sail you
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bound in full leather, with patent
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EFFORTS TO RESTORE ORDER
Condition of Affairs at Constantinop'e
Reported More Hopeful thau
for Days.
DISCUSSING DEMAND OF THE POWERS
Porte Afraid to Permit More Foreign
Warships in Turkish Waters Lest
a Naval Demonstration May
Be Made Missionaries
Are Safe.
Copyrighted ISStt by Associated Press.
Constantinople, via Sofia Bulgaria,
Nov. 25. There is no donbt that efforts
are being made to maintain order in the
districts where disturbances are threat
ened and to suppress disorders where
outbreaks have occurred.
The governor of Hadjin, who threat
ened to burn the convent there and set
fire to the barley fields, has, owing to
strong representations made to the porte
on the subject by Mr. Terrell, been re
called and his conduct will be inquired
into.
DISCUSSING THB DEMAND OW THE P0WEB8.
' The main qnestion now being discussed
between the porte and the reprisentatives
of the powers is the demand of Great
Britain, Italy, Russia and Austria for
firmans for the passage through the
Dardanelles of extra gun-boats to be at
tached to their respective embassies.
While admitting that tbe powers pos
sets the right to have two guard-ships
each in the Bosphorus, the porte con
siders that the proposed inorease of the
number of foreign war vessels mere,
under present conditions, might exoite
the Musselmans aud produce an effect far
from the one desired by tbe powers.
In addition, tbe porte points out, in view
of the measures taken to preserve order
there, that an increase in the number of
guard-ships attached to the embassies is
not required. It oan be said upon au
thority that this is the substance of the
note the porte has sent to the representa
tives of the powers.
THE VBABS Or THE SULTAN.
In politioal circles, the repugnance of
the porte to grant firmans is attributed
to the belief, said to exist among the
Turkish ministers and Abdul Hamid's en
tourage, that it would be a sad blow to
the dignity of the sultan and a direct
proof of a laok of confidence cpon the
part ot tne powers in ms aoiuty tu gov
ern and maintain order.
Behind this, it is claimed, that the
Turks fear that the demanded inorease in
the number of the foreign guard-ships in
the Bosphorus is really only a oloak for
an intention of the powers to make a
naval demonstration in Turkish waters in
case of a renewed disturbance in A.siatio
Turkey.
AHEBIOAH MIBSIONABIES SAVE.
U. S. Minister Terrell has received a
dispatch from Aintab annonncing the
safe arrival there of the Amerioan mis
sionaries belonging to the central Turkey
mission. Full protection was afforded
them by the Turkish authorities wr en de
manded from the porte by Terrill.- 4
Definite information has been received
here that the missionaries attached to the
station at Kahrput have left that point
under an escort for Constantinople.
PAPERS CONSOLIDATED.
Press and Journal of Chicago Merged
Under One management wiin As
sociated Press Service.
Chicago, Nov. 25. When the Evening
Press company was organized by George
G. Booth, who purchased the Evening
Mail and started the Evening Press, there
began in Chioago a new era in newspaper
dom, for, after enjoying usual prosperity,
nnnitalized at X.500.-
000, purchased the Journal a week ago,
John il. Wilson, me jourumo prupnenut,
and James G. Soripps, of Detroit, be-
nnminfl afriftkhnlrlprfl with Booth. The
consolidated paper will be issued this
afternoon.
Th. .TnniMml nftfld the Associated Press
report and the Press that of the United
Press. In other words Mr. Booth's "con
solidated paper will utilize to the fullest
riant t.ha mntnhleHB service of the Asso
ciated Press, supplemented with a oom-
. 1 - .L.
prenensive speoiai service. du iuc
United Press loses another paper in Chi
cago.
Plenty of Snow In Nebraska.
Omaha, Nov. 25. From five to ten
inohes of snow cover Nebraska to-day.
Snow fell all night. While the snow
oomes quite late for much benefit to fall
ti.al inn r-VA. it will nndanbtedlv save
some of these crops and goes far to insure
i.., L I
good crop oonauions ior tne enriy
pnng.
rjO-M-TTsTO- SHOW!
COURT HOUSE
BOWMAN & YOUNG'S
HIGH CLASS-
MINSTRELS.
Nov, 28.
THANKSGIVING EVE,
Iron't
fall to nee
It.
2$VandeviUeStars25
Grand Street Parade at Noon. The
only perfect minstrel organisation
on the road. Don't MISS it.
Tickets ea Male at Ireland's Pharmacy
Highest of all In Leavening
mm
ACdOLUTEEV PURE
NEW MEXICO NEWS.
Likam Brothers threshed 12,000 bushels
of oats in Colfax county Hub fall.
Mayor J. W. Fleming, of Silver City,
following the example of President
Cleveland and Gov. Thornton, has also
issued a Thanksgiving day proclamation.
How abont that due to the murderer
or murderers of Dan E. Young in Union
county? We are inclined to think it's nil
a cine without any foundation. Springer
Stockman.
H. M. Porter was in Springer on Mon-
dav and reported the cattle business
boomintr. He informed the Stockman
that he has shipped and sold 17,000 head
within the last two weeks.
In the matter of the assignment of H.
Goldberg up at Raton, a court order has
been issued to Geo. B. Beringer, the as
signee, empowering him to dispose of
the stock of goods at retail, for cash.
Las Vegas Optic.
The Optic reports another case of a
sohool director appointing himself a
teaoher has occurred out at San Ignacio,
Celso Jaramillo being the individual so
aooused, he having resigned as director
to hold the plaoe that pays.
Several waeons, each propelled by four
burros abreast, came in Friday from Las
Vegas, having been out eleven days.
Eaoh wagon was loaded with from 2,000
to 2,300 pounds of freight. They loaded
with wool for the return trip. White
Oaks Eagle.
Late yesterday afternoon E.W. Dobson,
master in the case, made final report in
the cause of John W. Sohofield, reoeiver,
against S. M. Foleom, Bhowing that after
deducting the proceeds of the sale of
property there is a defioit of $27,413, for
which judgment was rendered. Albu
querque Citizen.
Annus McGillivray, partner of m.
Molntosh in the sheep industry, has re
turned to Albuquerque from a five
months' visit to his old home in Scotland.
John Mcintosh, brother of Wm. Mcin
tosh, who acoompanied Mr. Mcuuuvray
to Scotland, came back with the latter an
far as La Junta, Colo., and from there
continued on to Denver.
A gang of Brazilian gypsies, as dirty a
looking mob as one could find in the
slnms of London, are camped near Lbb
Cruces. They are begging, stealing,
horse trading, or any other means of sub
sisting outside of work. If they don't
vamos pooo tiempo of their own accord
a committee may reqnest them to do so.
Las Cruces correspondence. Doubtless
this is the same outfit recently encamped
at Santa Fe.
The Enterprise says that the mas
querade ball given Friday evening under
the auspices of the Daughters cf Rohacca,
I. O. O. was the greatest euoce .aver
made in Silver City at a masquerade.
Fully 400 people were in attendance as
participants and spectators, and all pres
ent had a hugely enjoyable time. Many
of tbe costumes were exceedingly elegant
nnd attractive.
Hon. Wm. Bfrns, deputy internal rev-'
enne oolleotor, who reoently fell air to
six hundred thousand ? f f f f f by the
convenient oollapse of his ould grand
father, in the ould dart, was in the city
this week. We applied for a quarter mil
lion loan, which was promised as soon as
rates of exchange come down. The stuff
is still in Ireland. William will not pay
exorbitant exohange to bring it over.
Silver City Enterprise.
Andrew Wilson, of Mescalero, was in
town Saturday with a load of the finest
apples we have seen this season. They
were of tne Bell mower anaureen rippin
varieties and met with a ready sale. He
now has several tons yet undisposed of.
He has one of the most productive apple
orchards and vineyards in the territory.
The apples brought here averaged about
twelve inohes iu circumference and
weighed twelve ounces eaoh. The suc
cess in apple onlture attained by Mr.
Wilson at an altitude of close to ,uuu leei
shows what the mountain regions of New
Mexioo are oapable of doing in the pro
duction of this fruit. wnite uaics uagie.
John MoCullough Havana olgars at
Colorado saloon.
Academy
OUR LADY OF LIGHT,
CoanvoTBD by
THE SISTERS OF LORETTO,
S-A.2STT.A. FB, MBXIOO.
TKKMtJ : Board and tuition, per month, aUO.OO: Tuition of day scholar.
X to S per month, according to grade. Music, intstrnmciitul uud
vocal, painting In oil and water colors, on china, etc., form extra
charge. For proepeotut or further information, apply to
Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
PICK, SHOVEL AND DRILL
Active Operations in the Hillslioro
Gold District Strikes awl Mining1
Sales in Grant County.
The output of the Hillsbors gold mines
for the week ended November 21 was
566; total output since Junuary 1, 18!).r,
23,8i!i tons
Several big mining strikes are reported
id Grant county, some of which, the En- .
terprise says, it is not at liberty to pub
lish. ' Col. CI. G. Lott, of Albuquerque, has'
gone to the Cochiti mining district pre
pared to remain the winter developing
the Hazel mine. There is a 140 foot tun
nel on tbe property now and an ecconrHg
ing show of mineral is made.
The excellent Hillsboro Advooate an
nounces that it ''will begin the year 1 896
with a special issue desoriptive of onr
mining resources and presenting, as here
tofore, the result of the previous year's
operations."
The Summit group of mines, the Daven
port mines of East Cnmp and the Jim
Crow mines, of Carlisle district, Grant
county, changed hands this week. The
purchasers are Paris and London capital
ists, represented by H. W. Child. The
price paid runs up into the hundred thou
sand dollar marks.
Steve Macy is opening up an immense
body of lead carbonate ore in the Silver
Spoons claim near the Opportunity hill
at Hillsboro. The outcrop of this was
found many years ago, bnt in following
it down the miners left the ore and
worked into the barren underlying lime.
Since then the claim hns been neglected
and underestimated, but it is now ex
pected that Hillsboro will soon appear ns
a shipper of lead ores in quantity.
ThbHillsboro Advooate reports that
Wm. L. O'Kelley, who has a lease on the
Bonanza mine in Wicks gulch, has struck
an eighteen inch streak of $60 ore in the
drift, at a depth from the surface of
about seventy feet; that Laramy &
Dickey are again working the Susan
mine in Wicks guloh, and are reported to
be doing well; that Scott & Sanders are
making another shipment of five ounce
gold ore from the Garfield; that Jeff
Owens is cross-cutting the Mountain
King vein from the end of his tunnel;
that within a few days Sept. Hall, of the
Opportunity and Snake mines, will com
mence some important and extensive
work for the repairing and re-opening of
those great properties; that the Home
stake mill is making a trial run of fifty
tons of Wicks ore. If the saving effeoted
is satisfactory to Supt. Williams, ,he
whole milling product of the mine will be
treated there in the future.
Pure Blood
Is the secret of the restoration to health
which Hood's Sarsaparilla givi'3.
"It gives me
pleasure to recom
mend Hood's Sarsa
parilla. It haa cured
me of many com
plaints, and puri
fied my blood. 1
was troubled with
my liver, had hip
N disease and other
troubles,with swell-
ing ot my ankles.
For a long time I
had to walk with a
cane. For several
rii years I wasgradual
I had the grip in a
breaking down.
severe form. I procured six Dottles oi
Hood's Sarsaparilla and it built me up.
My recovery I owe to Hood's Sarsaparilla.
All my ills have gone and I feel like a
new person. I sleep wellandeatheartily."
Mrs. CHABLOTrB Kelly, Hay wards, Cal.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the only true blood purifier prominrnt
ly in the public eye today. Try it.
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