Arizona silver belt. [volume], December 26, 1891, Image 3

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THE ARIZONA SILVER BELT.
TrAtriu oi' uiiiA oo.
orriciAi
featurday, DeceVnbof 26, 1891.
Enteril In the Post OBlee t UkW, a e-oadt-lati
matter.
This ppr kept on fiIe at K- c- uk'
AdrertUfng Agency, 64 ami 05 Merchant'
iSxolnnge, San KraueUoo, 01., wlieie eon-
Ittcti for advertising ean lw inade for it.
POST OFFICE UULES.
.Office- open from 7 A. . to 7 r. M daily.
.. iBfimlAjsone huur.n(ter inaUatrbeo.
Mall closes going Bataud WnI at 7M A.
V.tall- ' ,
5 JloneyOnler Department-closes at 6 v.
71., daily Sundays excepted.
, Mails go to San Carlo ami Matey exery
lv, Hndvs excepted to Uatalpa, Ar
Wr, Tont.i, live. Paymn, c , every Mra
Aiay, Wednesday and Friday. lnwt mails
a!oe the night pre iuua at 9 p. M.
JOS. II. HAMII.T,, T. M.
Globe & San Carlos Telegraph CV Office
Hour 0 o'clock a. m. to 12 w. and 7 to 8 r.
M. Sumlajs 10 to 11 .. . and G to 7 r. M.
LOCAL NEWS.
All kinds of books at Taylor's.
For bargains in Christmas goods call
at tbo Post Office Stdro.
Soma large 3".o boots at n bargain,
'at O. S. Van Wageuen'e.
Dr. J. A. Loril arrived liorte from
Florence Christmas Eve.
Mrs. P. L. Gate anil baby armed
from San Prnnoi'-eo on Monday lost.
Tho Rescue Silver Mining Company
shipped bar Xo. 77 of bullion, jester-
day.
I need money if you want holiday
goods or toys give ma a oall nnd we
Vill trade, snre. C. B. T.vtcok.
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FOUND On the road between
Globo,nnd WhentfWd, 8 pair of man's
low-quartered shoes. Inquire at the
"Belt office.
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Official notice line been received that
the Globe post office" has be attained J
To the third claw, the rating as such to
begin January 1st, 1892.
. . .
Mi Minnie Thompson, Mies Annie
Simpson and D. W. Williamson came
np from San Carloa Thursday to spend
Christinas with frienda in Globe.
The new smelting plant of the Old
Dominion Copper Co. k Bearing eom
.pletion ami it is expeeted to havo ou
fnrnaoe in Teadineea to blow in Jaa-
nary 6th.
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Ladies of Globe, wk ixtkoniw K.
F. Kellner & Co., will plM md l
dreM nnd name tiat; cn lwve our
bnggy oall for tbem And be driven safe
ly home Again.
CIias. H. Walker, who b long been
in the employ A M. W. Bremen, left a
"Tbw days ago to join his family At El
Paso. Hie departure is regretted by
IjU friemle and oqnAintnoe.
Call and examine new dree good in
silk, satin, alpAoas and caehmeres; also
ladies newinarkets, cloth jokets ml
plush capes. Toys of 11 kiude just re
ceived at E. P. Kellner & Co.'s.
Capt. Cramlal, with Company A,
J-lth Infantry, arrived at San Carlo
from Port Bayard Dec 22ud, for Ata"
tion, and Lienl. DtHlgewith Company
G, 2lth Inft. left for Bayard on the
23d.
Lieut. Seyburn has bean relieved as
Commander of Indian Sootite, At San
Carlos, and has rejoined his eompany
at Port Bayard. Lieut. Woods, 10th
Cavalry, from Ft. Bayard nnd re
lieved him.
The announcement of the death,
from pneumonia, of Mike Traat, at
Florence, causes deep regret in Globe,
where he resided in early years, and is
kindly remembered by old-timers. He
was a brothor of Sam Traut.
r.. E. Humpfifly lias jnstreceiVed a
large and nicaly solected stock of solid
gold jewelry, watchee, loakota, charms,
scarf pine, rings and many other first
class Articles suitable for holidsy pres
ents. Call and see them.
Thos. K. Cox died yesterday, after b
short illness. Although he had resided
hero only a litthi mote than a year, yet
he had won the eeteefm of many of our
citizens. His funeral takes place to
day from the M. E. Church, under the
auspice of White Mountain Lodge No.
3. P. nnd A. M.
One of the most enjoyable features
of the Christmas festivities wns tho ball
at the Bink lost night, given by Mrs.
ClendeAin. The attendance was larger
than at any similar ovont in years and
numbered mauy visitors from a dte
'tance. It wag a merry throng whioh
moved in rythmic measures to snohaut
ing mnaic, until night's caudles in the
skies wero almost burnt out.
The Christmas Tree entertainment
on Thursday evening, filled the Itink
'to overflowing, and it was a happy as
'uomblugo of young nnd old, who thor
oflgnly enjoyoithe performance. Some
r htjn'ded.Qr jaare aftilren wpre
TiOltfrNaffiHF IPr.. rr l iTrjI iniilUHVJ inid Go. Wilsonhrt?
'HHT "'HHIBBMfflKaiaia.iiA .. WBffnOTJ. J.-. . .JmmJmBfrW
: wiiiaiittillll iWTiijriiMHTllll JMwBiwIiP ' 'K iii.-' -; . -
uxruLss noiinr.itv.
Illobe nnd t'lnrenre Ktner lie Id IV
Tho ltivcrddo stngo driver brought
information, Monday evening, that the
south-bound stngo had boon "held up"
the night previous by it lone highway
man, and thft express bos tukon. We
Append a letter from T. A. Lonergan,
who was n passenger on tho coach that
was halted, written to W. 0. Pendle
ton, with E. P. Kellucr & Co., ngonts
here for "Wells, Purgo & Co.
Mr. Lonergan fiayo, "The particulars
wore about as follows: AeHchlimau,
Young, Atkins and myself were in tho
body of tho coach with Mr. Berrny
alongside of tuo driver, Leo Midflletdu.
At half-past 10 o'clock Sunday night
when wo were about 1) milo3 from Riv
oreide nnd about 100 yards from tho
summit, wo wero suddenly startlod by
the stern command 'halt! stop"!' and
looking out saw a man on tho road
side, about 10 feut from the coach,
with A revolver levuled. Ho said 'shell
out the box.' Lee said it wns on be
hind. Ho said 'throw it out and bo
damned quick about it.' Lea "get out
and tluew it on the ground and noticed
the mau had two pistols, ones pointed
at him and tho other at tho coach.
The robber was a white man, had no
mask and had spurs on. We did nut
see any confederates. Atkins was tho
only man in tho party who had a pistol
and it was on thoinsida of his ororcoat.
After tho box was thrown out the rod
agent asked if there was any bullion
aboard. Lou replied 'no. ' Leo nsked if
that was all ho wanted, he said 'yes.'
Ho did not ask anything from ns, nor
dhl h rob the U. S. mail, It was too
Urk 1o identify tho maii."
"iiir. ir.Aiu:u.y ivstititu
Laet Tuaeday morning thore nirsom
bkd in the Globe school house the
first Teachers' Institute of Gila county,
SuiHirintendent Wostmeyor oecupyiug
the ohair. The thruAtenwl storm
oatteail the alieence of n number of in
structors, but enough were present to
nmke the occasion an eujornble and
IHTotitoblo one.
During the three days' session tho
following named teachers were present:
District No. 1, P. J. Duffy, Miss Ton
rila Cameron-, Mrs. Helen Harris; Dist.
No. 3, Miae Irene 15 rorul hurst; l)tst.
No. i, Mies Emma J. Kenton; Dist.
No. 0, Miae Carrie E. Prcuoh;Dist. No.
7, Ja5. H. McClintook; DM. No. 1(1,
Mies Minnie Webb. Severed friends of
education were also in Attendance, giv
ing material aid in the work.
Tuesday morning's seasion was de-
voted to organizstion and tho apoint
inentof tha necessary oommitteee, after
which dieoueion iqwri wliool methods
and ditoiptine was oontinuetl, under
various heads, until the close of Thnre
day's seasion. "Arithmetic" was treat
ed,of in u eminently praetieal manner
by Miw Kenton; "Beading," by Miae
Broadhnret; "Grammar," by Mr. Mc
Clintoek, and "History," by Mr. DnRV.
Few subjects of educational interest,
however, were omitted from the gener
al diitcuawons.
JWolntionavraro unanimouely paseed
demanding an almost entire change i"4
the text liooks now in use. Another
resolution was in favor of a higher stan
dard of qualifications for teaoher's cur
tifloat. Corporal unishmut was
decidwlly favored. Among the hon
orary members elected are: Territorial
Supt. Public Instruction; A. H. Haok
ney, Hon. G. T. Peter, Hon. It. B.
Moore, Hon. Alonzo Bailoy, Mills Van
Wagenen, Bev. J. II. Gill, and mem
bers of the several boards of educatiou
and the school trustee of Gila county
Thanks wore extended to nil who had
contributed to tho success of the In
stitute. The purpose of teachers' institutes is
to promote fraternity among the in
structors, secure nn of ffftmzod,. definite
and regular courso of instruction
throughout, nnd, by the interchange of
views, enable tho teaauors to improve
their methods ami broaden their field.
These purposes were ndmirAbly Bsrve'd
in the gathering just hud, and from it
benefit may be expected to the schools
of this county.
Dr. T. S. Collins nnd bride', heo Miwi
Atkinson, who were married in Tempo
on the 20th inst., arrived in Globe
Tuesday night, after n somewhat un
pleasant experience, which now thnt it
is pant without serious results, will bo
remembered only a's ft rd'mnntio iuci-
deul of thoir bridal trip. Tho stageou
whioh Dr. and Mrs. Collins wore pas
sengers, broke down on tho grado tins
sido of tho toll house, six nllW3 or more
from town. As tho only 'way out of
the dilemma, the team wns unhitch
ed, aud Mra'. Collins irtbunted op. a
mule, led by her leige-lord, resumed the
journey in the stygion darkness. Up
on the arrival iu town of tho stage
driver, who preceded tham with tlie
letter mail, a conveyance was sent out
to meet Dr. nnd Mrs. Collins, nud they
rtaohed town without any further difficult-.
Shortly nfterwards the bride
nnd groom wero soraiiadod, nt their
rooms in tho Kinney hotel, and the
unpleasant features of their mishnp
a.ro forgotten.
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nit; ritii: vr.nsiov or Tin: uruii:ic or
JUKI- SlMJUl:.
Kyr, GmA Co., Ariz., Doc. 20, '91.
EnrroiiB Sinvnn Bum: The account
of Mart Sanders' death as published in
tho Bnrr of the 12th iust., is wrong in
almost ovory particular. The inurdofer
Wart first heard of at Letterott'u ou the
Vordn, where he stole horse, cnddlu,
bridle and gun. Ho wns pursued and
overtaken in the Big Gorgo on tho cast
fork of the Verde, but escaped by fleo
iug into the thick brush, takiug his
gun, but leaving his shoos nnd hut.
More pcoplo then joined in the chaise
and wero following his track down tho
tho Sycamore creek uud wero noma
niiles.in the renr when, 'ho fired the
shot that killed Murt Sundors.
Mart hnd left his home on Upper
Tonto for Pine with a four-horso team
and had reached Sycanioro creek and it
is pVesuined that when tho pursuod
heard tho team coming, ho determined
to get a horse in order to oxpedftu lifs
flight. He was unsuccessful in getting
n horse, but killml u iiuo young mau,
which has cast a gloom over the cntiro
community. The pwbssin lias never
been seen since tho shot, although Hie
entire population of this soction have
bon truiling him ever since. Ho was
without doubt in ambush, ns the &hut
struck Mnrt in tho back, parsing en
tirely through him. Prom all appear
ances, Mnrt had no warning, and wheu
hit, fell backwards into tho wagon. Tho
horses took flight nnd iSfi nfcny, bid
wore stopped by a gentleman named
Brown, who was on his way from Pine
to Parson. It is supposed that the
murderer was in pursuit of the ttai,
but seeing Brown he kuew that ha we
foiled in ttiie, nnd still continued hi
(1M afoot.
No oue knows who or of what na
tionality tho murderer is. The de
scription oi lite mnrttersr, as near aad
kuowii, is aa follow: About mx feet in
height, lnrg, raw-bone, with short crop
of dark beard, without hat, coat or
bhoea. (Byiqut ofductHl'sfuthr.)
P. SrAwroH.
L. J. Welieter, superintendent of the
ITweive Silver Mining Co., was the re
cipient of an elegant CLrfStmae remem-J
brancu n heavy gold-ltedd oana,
jireaentd by Lorin Lynch, Paul J.
Johnson, Jatnss Graham nnd Louis
Sultan. On either aide of the gold
handle is a medallion iu low relief, one
bearing a fae simile of the Golden Gate
aud the other the Cliff House, San
Francisco, set with two diamonds of
the first water, representing respec
tively, the harbor light and the rising
sun, and set in the but of the handle
i is a leantiful piece of gold qliartz. It
ie also Appropriately inscribed.
The ohihlrffii at WhoatJleld and vief
nity had a merry time on Cbristnwa
eve at the. school Itettae, where a tree
bad len provided, liaautifully adorn
ed, and Iwhnlifnlly furnished with
laweets and present to delight the
t young people, and affoid pl-eawire to
', adulUi as well. Tlie lfulies of tlie uaigh-
borhood including Mies French, teach
er of the school, worked energetically
to make the occasion enjoyable, and
were eminently uncoeasftil.
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Although not indulged in Globe far
A very long time, anow-lmlling enu not
be regarded as a loet art. While the
beautiful neatied ou the oold Iwsoni of
mother earth, tnaie mlnlt bipd4 ad J
Ikjvs of downy cheek wero diligently
pelting wayfarers with the feathery
substance, and while it lsstWl there was
fun alivu on Globe thoroughfares. Ho,
nn object of veneratiau to iboe.o thinly
chid, soon put an eud to the hilarious
MMcitenMnA.
NOTICE ! I am prepared to pay
all WArrnnte drawn on th County Gen
eral Fund registered prior to January
1st 1891, serios of 1800. Also warrants
11, 12, and 13 drawn on the County
Conlingimt FnYrit, Aries of 1890. Iu-
tort ceases ihi (lae
Dated, Globe, A. T., Dec. 20,
1801.
J. W. BOAItDMAlI,
Treasurer, Gila Co.
The numerous friends and admirers
Of CapV F. E. Pierce, U. S. A., will
regret to loam that ho iB now in Min
neapolis upon sick leave nud is report
ed ns not likely to be again placed upon
active duty. When Indian Agent nt
San Carlos ho acquired maiiy fjrfond in
Gila county who hold him in grateful
remembrance.
i m o p
Joe Brewster brought in nbout two
nnd i half tons of liigh grade pre froic
his mine at Richmond Basin, which he
will ship to El Paso, Ho could ship
considerable more oro wero it not for
tho difficulty of paving; it paokod down '
from the Bagin. Burrow nro so. poor
and weak that they can carry scarcely
,-.-
nioro than half the customary load.
- - -Location
notices, fiee, at tho re
corder's office.
MAt: ttv scrikttVtanna.
GlAbk, Gila County, Arizona,
.1 Nov. 1.0th, 1891.
Board Ilfot pnrannnt t6 n'djournmont.
Present, Supervisor Shnnloy and Clias.
T, Mai'tin, Clerk; ubseut, Supervisors
Tebb aud Ellison. '.
There being 110 quorum tn adjourn-
iqoni m-muw iffijifmMr o.4tii, levi.
m, C eric.
Present, Supervisors Shanley and
Tebbs, Chns. T. Martin, Clerk aud J.
D. McCabo District Altornoy; absentj
Supen isor Ellison.
Minutes to date rend nnd approved.
It appearing from tho uilldavit of Ed.
,Eoso ou file in Hiis ofllco, that no elec
tion wh held in Pleasant Valley Pre
cinct, and the retnrns from all of re
maining precincts being 'oh file', thoJ
Board proceeded to canvass the vote
cast at the Constitutional Election, held
Dec. 1st, 1891, with the following re
sult :
Globe Precinct For the Constitu
tion 130 votes; ngaiust the Constitution
111 votes.
Gropevino Precinct For tho Con
stitution 5 votes; agniubt the Constitu
tion li votos.
Iteno Preoinet For the Constitution
27 votes; ngaiust tho Constitution 7
votes. '
ltye Piecinct For the Constitution
19, voice; againtt tho Constitution 4
votes. , '
l'nyson Precinct For tho Constitu
tion 25 votes; against tho Constitution
8 votes.
; 1
Pino Precinct For tho Constitution
no votos; against the Constitution H
votes.
San Carlos Prccinct-For tho Con
stitution 2 votes; against the Constitu
tion 50 votes.
Pioneer Precinct For the Constitu
tion 10 votes; against tho Constitution
1 vote.
Total Vote 'for--227 votes. Total
vote against 203 votes; being u inaJBr-'
ity for the Constitution of o!ten (18)
votes. On motion the Clerk was di
rected to wake tlie proper certiticato
aud forward the same to the Secretary
of the Territory, at Plvranix, Arizona.
On motion it was ordered that war
rants for $3 oaoh, be drawn in favor of
the following named limine, who
served as Inspectors, Judge and Clerks
of tho Constitutional Klection, Dec.
1st, 1891, to-wit: Wm. Sidow, H. A.
9dow. S. D. jy-ors, S. L. Young, Jas.
Cunuingham, A, J. Itnndall, S. M.
-we, It Fu'kr, W. V. Puller, E. J.
Lawler, S. A. ChdaoB, E. D. Pyh, T.
C. Kauce, B. F. Htawart, J. W. Board,
O. C. Pdlton, W. H. Fisher, S. A.
Hangbt, Jr., F. fiaaton, J. N. Huffar,
David J. Petr, Chae. Bouqnot, P. H.
Powers, H. 0. Webb, IL Martin, P.
C. RobertMUJi ,Go.. Danfortlr, E. B.'
ilngoHs, 11. Q. Kolirtbn, N. Hooker,-
M. Van WagetWK, T, C. Stallo. J. W.
Boardman, M. Kbdn, L. C. Woods, A.
Blake, M. Belknap, W. W. Bailey, J.
B. Benton and IL Helborn. '
Communication fros J. IQram Full
er and Henry See i$d and ordered
placed on Sit.
On motion it is ordered that hereaf
ter no honnty on tie scalpe of wild
animals be allowed. Hniess the parties
making the claim uro preeent in per
sou, in accordance with law.
On motion the Chairman was direct
ed to sink tho well at the Hospital and
to aee that the want improperly curbed
N. IL Pries appeared and presented
aeven wild cat ncalps fur himself and
two for David Devore, and it appear
ing that tlie bonuty thereon should lie
lail, it wm orikired that wnrranfa be
drawn on be General Fund for $7 nnd
$2 in payment.
The following claims were iheii al
lowetl aud warranUi ordered drawn in
Iayinent :
Otaim of Julius Sultan, supplier 917
80; dai'm of H. JeVril, vrnirs 3 90;
claim of Mrs. M. Watson 1C; claim ol
W. S. Launders mileage on election
returns $0; olaim of H. Ellis, phinliBg
$12; olaim of G. & S. 0. Tel. Co. tela
graaw, $29 95.
On motion it was orderod that the
tax collector lie credited tho Hum of
$251 138 the amount of widows' exemr,
tiona on the tax roll for 1&91.
On motion the Dietriot Attornoy waa
dirasted to commenco suit on the bond
for taxes of W. W. & A. J. Houston
nud Also to commeflco 'suit for the col
lection of delinquent taxes of 1890 as
follows : It. A. Allen; Mrs. M. A.
Cauloy; N. B. Chilton; Gates nndllub
WdWlE. P. Kellner.
On motion the claim of E. II. Mar
tin for rent $5, was not allowed.
Ou motion tho- Board adjoined to
10 o'clock a. in., Doc. 21, 1801.
CIIAS. T. MAItTIN, Clerk.
Approved Patkiok SiiAKMsr,
Chairman.
Boreus, tho God of the north wind,
Wednesday night, piped his horn which
mas responded to "front the Hyperbo
rean mountains by n fall of finoW, riot
deep in tk valley in which Globe is
situated, but iu the surrounding moun
tains it gave evidence of the presence
0f the northern Thor, who iu 1812
: -with iov hammer, knocked Nanoleun'n
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army down in lluwui. But, neverthe
less, Jack Fiost is weloomo ns his pres
ence meditates Ens Krinkle in nia
nocturnal visit to expectant children
many of whom did not 1k1 au ay tu
orer to be wide awake at the peep ot
day, 011 Christmas jnorniug.
'
Thero is no danger fruin whooping
coutdi wheu Cliaoiborlnin's Cough Item-
edy is freely given. It keeps the couh
loose and Uinkes oxpeotorntion easy, liO
cent bottlei for sale by H. C. Hitcheoek.
, M.
Yofllerday and to-day are tho coldept
expe'riencd for four years in Globe.
Tito itumfoffof rtevitered J2J de
gfoae QhMlltirifilBnAllO t6-dajJ.
rADAS uiidT'ArALES every
murdafond .Sitndav nichls.
-1-f5Si Vt&t 'f"'', 1 "
'Certain baking powder makets are publishing falsified ektfacts 'from 'tlie
Government reports, with pretended analyses and certificate wrie're'in ;ah
attempt is made to compare their baking powders with the "Royal," or
making bogus tests from house to house, their obvious purpose being to
counteract the recent exposures of the inferiority of their own goods arising
from their impurity, low strength, and lack of keeping qualities as shown
'by 'the Government chemists and others.
As to whether any of these baking powders are
equal to the " Royal," the official tests clearly dcttfr
mine. When samples of various baking powders were
purchased from the grocers, and analyzed by the United
States Government Chemists and the Chemists of State
and City Boards of Health, the reports revealed the fact
that the "Royal" contained from 28 per cent, to 60 per
cent, more leavening strength than any other cream of
tartar baking powder, and also that it was more perfectly
made, of purer ingredients, and altogether wholesome.
As these powders are sold to consumers at the same price, by the use
oTthe Royal Baking Powder there is an average saving of over one third,
besides the advantage of assured purity and wholesomencss of food, and of
bread, biscuit, and cake made perfectly light, sweet, and palatable advan
tages not to be had in the use of the low-grade, cheaply made baking pow
ders that contain lime, alum, and other impurities.
iwimij if fijLjy ywmuuMWtif99ew&jaAi awijjjmug
UKIVERSHY OF ARIZONA.
Session begins September 30th. Tui
tion Free. Agricultural College, School
of Mines and Pr paratory Course. For
Catalogue, eddress biecrttiy of Univer
sity Farulty, Tucson, . T.
A Iai Tempe News says, tho Tempo
and Globe loll road has been incorpo
rated. Seventeen persons are named
in the articles of incorporators as dtrlc
tifn. Thoae of the number in Globe
are E. F. Kellner and A. L. Walker,
be capital stock is limited to
SoO.OOO. J. S. Armstrong, A. J.
i.etero, andll. E. Kemp were appointed
to KtJicit anbecriptioBK in Ololw. The
surveyor report tho length of road
from Tempo to Globe at ninety mile
and total coat $37,000.
Wo learn that the Reverend G. II.
Adams is representing the Union Mu
tual Life Insurance Company, of Port
laud, Maine, and also the Denver Bury
ing and Loan Association. A Mr.
Wood represents as having lately met
him in Tombstone acting in that dual
eapaeity.
dh 11 i.
New drives at E. F. Kelloar A Co.'s.
Large lot hemes, $10 set ami up,
Alpacas, "silks and eaahmero, in tan,
grey and black in 8 to 12 yard pattariws
to arrive this week. Also line of wool
hoods, nubias, capes, ladies hose and
underwear.
""'" Yi . .
Mrs. E. M. Wratten is visiting Flor
ence for a few days, Sho will pay n
visit to iisr daughter, Mrs. Ayloawarth
at ,G1ubf, nnd then go to Alabama to
vied her son, who is Hidisn interpreter
there. Enterprise.
For custom made clothing made to
order and warranted to fit, go to
C-. S. Van Wa 8m, en's.
llic VTorltl IJrtrlc licit
The facilities of thcpreont day for the
production of everything that will con
duce to thp material welfare nnd comfort
of mankind are almoet unlimited and
when Syrup of Fixs was first produced
tho world war enriclad with the only
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which ia truly pleasing nnd re
fcrBhiog to the taste and prompt and ef
fectual to cleanse the system gently in
the spring tune or, iu fatty ;a,t any time
nud the better it is known tho more pop
ular it becomes.
Weak Women
Owe to Uiemeelvei a daty to take Hood's Sana
pcrilla, iu view of tho great relief it bat given
thoe who hhEVt from ailments ycutlar to tbi
HX. 31)- purifrios the Mood, regtilatius !mjwr
(nntorgum, itreimtheulnf the nerves, am! toning
the wholo eystem, it rutorM trw debilitated to
health.
After 15 caro.
Tor 13 years my mother hn been temiWe
wltli mtllt leg. She uent to different ;i.r:i of
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help her, b.it it wai of no nll, and I, lielng fl
drugitldt, tUoBKlit I would jet her :o try Uood's
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the WlJkliC !. :n;rorlnir,sn boioullniu.-d oil
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"t aavetwen for san trying to tct help for
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