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W'ttlker Lake Bulletin.
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER IS, ism
BORN.
WHITING—In Mason Valley, September
10,18K8, to the wife of O. W. Whiting „ ,
son.
DIED.
ALIATORRE-In Hawthorne, Septemlier
5,189S, Mrs. Fannin AUatprro, a native
of Mexico, aged 40 years.
SAMPLES.
There are 35 miners ut work in
Hawthorne district.
Mrs. President Cleveland gave
birth to a girl baby hut Saturday.
Col. Sutherland and A H. Jackson
visited Candelaria last Thursday.
The Lovelock farmers expect to;
harvest about $00,000 worth of grain, i
A. Travis of Lundy passed through
Friday enroute to the World's Fair.
He still parts his hair in the same
place. . j
The New York mine is producing 1
a large quantity of ore that is esti ,
mated at between $50 and $100 per |
ton.
It is reported that the last cleanup ;
made by the lessees of the Cost mine,
in Silver City, turned out about $20.
000.
Richard Heath, charged with the
McWhirter murder, lias given $75.
000 bail for his appearance at his
next trial at Fresno.
Ramon E. Wilson, a noted lawyer
of San Francisco, and vice president
of Holmes Mining Company, died in
San Francisco last Wednesday.
The Carson Appeal says: Geo.
Thaxterhus sold out his drug business
and residence toH. K. Brown. Will
Dauohy will manage the business.
Messers. Marks and Burkam
brought the body of Mr. Kahn down
from Bodie last Wednesday. It was
shipped next-day to San Francisco.
Capt. Ashby came as far as Haw
thorne last Friday witli Col. Suther
land. He remained several days and
was kept busy shaking hands with
old friends.
There was a severe cutting affray
in Bodie last Wednesday night be
tween Johnny Helishorn and Bill
Monahan. Both men are said to be
in the hospital.
Over three inches of snow fell at
Hogan s station on t ho Bodie road
lust Wednesday night, and the top
of Mt. Grant was covered with a
white mantle.
Sheriff Stewart 1ms returned from
Lundy. While there he was enter
tained by Jim Townsend, and when
lie left he borrowed Jim's $75 over
coat to come home in.
Doctor Mason, an old resident of
Esmeralda county, and a member of
the Nevada Constitutional Conven
tion, committed suicide in Mason
Valley last week, by drowning.
Tom Stevens, the man who killed
Fillmore at the Vanderbilt mining
camp in Southern California, is an old
resident of Bodie and the authorities
think be has gone that way.
Mrs. Fannie Allatorre, a native of
Mexico, aged 40 years, died in Haw
thorne last Thursday. She had been
an invalid for a tong time, being af
flicted with an abccss on the liver.
Orrie Whiting is now the father of
a bouncing baby boy. The little
fellow was born in Mason Valley last
Sunday, and Orrie celebrated tin*
event by giving his boarders an ex
tra allowance of plum pudding.
Mother and child are doing well.
A Pigeon Shoot.
There was a pigeon shooting match
last Tuesday morning between (Tip
tain Ashby of Candelaria and Dr.
Counsellor of Hawthorne; 28 yards
rise, $2(1 a side: nine birds each;each
shooter trapped for his opponent.
The doctor killed 7 out of 'J, while
the Captain stopped (i. Following is
the score:
Ashby. n 1 10X110 t—6
Counsellor 110 1110 1 1—7
A Mistaken Idea.
An erroneous statement is going
the rounds of the press that, members
of tile A. O. U. W., now engaged in
the liquor business will be compelled
to forfeit their beneficiary certificates.
There is no truth whatever in the
statement. The law passed at the
last, session of the Supreme Lodge
was for future guidance of subordi
nate lodges. General Law No. 4 of
the Supreme Constitution was
amended by adding thereto another
section which reads as follows:
Section f>. Any member of tlieor
■ who .shall, after Aug. 1st. ISM,
•‘liter into the business of selling in
toxicating liquors as a beverage,
shall be expelled from the older.
The Big Race.
For the past two week- the prin
cipal subject of conversation in Haw
thorne sporting circles has been the
footrace between Joe Klein, weight
-MT pounds, and Jake Trail, weight
230' The stakes were #40 a side and
the distance fifty yards Some
money was bet on the outside, and a
general interest was taken in the re
sult
Promptly at 3:30 Sunday afternnom
both ra -ers appeared on th' track.
J; lv was gorgeously arrayed in pink
tiguts and yellow stockings, while
J. T. was resplendent in red tights '
amd bodice and black silk stockings.
Both were in good condition, but,I. T.
showed signs of overtraining. Both
were greatly admired by the ladies
along the track. After scoring for
half an hour, they got away well to
gether. with J. K. slightly in the
lead. They were belly and belly for
the first 20 yards, when J. K. kicked
a feather and stumbled. It was a fa
tal stumble, for J. T. forged ahead
and kept in the lead to the -tn-vard I
post. Here the.safety pin which held
his tights up gave way. cad, horrors!
his harness fell down. Ilocould hear
J. K. hitting the earth close behind, 1
so he abandoned all style and
grabbed his falling garments with |
both hands and by a superhuman ef
fort crossed the wire half a belly
ahead of his opponent. Tim \ lit sec
onds.
Mr Klein took his defeat philosoph
ically, and Mr. Trail kept the boys
drinking beer all the evening. Mr.
Trail weighs 23n pounds, and says j
he will run any man in th> State
whose weight, is 225, for $200. Harry
Epstine preferred.
The Metal Market.
From the Denver Ores and Metals
we take the following prices at the
close of the past week:
Silver. 73 j
Lead, 3.021
Capper, IB
Iron, 13.00
Quicksilver (flask), 42)
Antimony, 14.
Borax, 0J,
Tun attempt of the Democratic or
gans to make silver the scapegoat of
the present crisis is so puerile that
they are abandoning it. That a
country should be plunged into pov
erty because it has too much money
metal is an absurdity too strong even
for the Democratic stomach. The
cause lies elsewhere—it lies in this
threat of the Democratic free trade
platform:
We denounce Hepuhllenn protection as a
fraud; a robbery of the grout majority of
the American people for the bonolit of the
few. Wo declare it to be a fundamental
principle of the Democratic party that the
Federal Government has no constitutional
power to Impose and collect tariff duties
except for the purposes of revenue only.
Let us summarize some of the re
sults of this menace 1.1 American in
dustries. Since the 4th of March,
three great railway systems, the
Reading, the Erie and the Northern
Pacific have passed into the hands of
receivers. Since the 4th of March,
all the other great railways, such as
the New York Central, the Pennsyl
vania the Union Pacific, the Southern
Pacific, and others, are taking off
trains and discharging men. Since
the 4th of March, 4tit! banks have
failed. Since the 4th of March, li.11(111
merchants have failed. Since the 4th
of March 3110 manufactories have
closed. Since the 4th of March, !hin,
000 operatives have been thrown out
of work.
Cannon, the California traitor to
the People's party, to his State and
to his country, ought to be met on
the Colorado on his return from Con
gress by his constituents and hanged
to a telegraph pole, and his flesh
given to the coyotes. The miserable
wretch sold his party iu the L "gis
lulure last Winter to the Democrats,
and now sells himself to Cleveland
and votes for the repeal of the Sher
man act of 1890. We shall wait with
the greatest anxiety to see if his con
stituents have lost all self-respect
and self-independence by permitting
such a vile serpant to disgrace the
Gold State by entertaining his ap
pearance there again. The Colorado
desert and the intestines of the coyote
are the proper places for his future ;
abode.—[Silver State.
—I
We have received thoCongression-,
: ai Record containing the speech of
lour Congressman, Francis C. New-;
1 lands, against the repeal of the Sher-.
| man Bill. It is a masterly effort |
full of unanswerable argument and
'solid logic. We regret that our
! limited space will not permit us to,
print the -p ech entire, and any our
; tailment of it would give but a poor
idea of the great speech.
I
ESMERALDA'S TAX ROLL-1823
A
Albright (i I. 300
All ken Charles 770
Atehison J U 330
Aylsworth C I‘ so
Albright A Znbriskie ,25
Atehison J A 41
Adams G I, 123
B
Blasdell H G .. 250
Baldwin S 1,411
Boueieh John 1,530
Bray C E 400
Box V G. 370
Brodigan Mrs i' 1,100
Bewley Mahotte. 230
Bonham J A 100
HalHHM'k J A 2.KI
Brandt Adolph 125
Bodtlsh Henry 25
Beam J H 40
Bewley BF 50
Bennetts Eliza 700
Balzar Mrs Minnie 105
Bookers M I5i
Booker A Kimball 50
Ball W H 7,1
Booker John J. 25
Ba >oeh Anton 2.1S5
Bertrand Oliver 200
Beattie E 5.)
Brown Charles XYt
Bissonnott Phil. i:tn
Bokus B K 150
Box Charles . 320
Bell A Court ... 150
Bazoo J B. 50
Brown A V 100
Bartlett Frank ...... 100
Bowler P M Jr 880
lieek Ellen. 200
Barber Anton . 150
Bosieh John. 40
c
Chlatovloh John 23.520
Conway P J 4.430
Columlms Borax Co. 2,580
Compton James 4.225
CookAHamlen. 1,125
Conn A Trudo too
Clough Alton H 50)
Carrlgan James 500
Charlebols A 2.3k>
Caravere George 1,402
Copper King Smelting Co 200
Curler Benjamin 150
Cortez Mining Co. 100
Cagwln Frank S .. 1,000
Counsellor (! E. 525
Cartan A McCarthy _ tub
Callow Thos 300
Cutting H C. 150
Corkill Fred . 200
Colli nson J G. 50
Ooumez John. 50
Chipman F M . IOO
Collseu Fred. 100
Casey Henry . 900
CalUson J L . 250
Courclmin J T. 200
Calkins Win. 200
Costello Bros. 110
Church A J. 375
Casey James. 225
Casey A Drew. 50
Cortoe Thos. 110
Chock Hong Lee ...... 100
China Josh House. 50
Chong Wing. 125
Choung Ah. 100
Chong Keo. 410
Choung Lee. 50
Carson A Colorado It It 334,152
C W W Co Limited ... 38,235
ChinaJoe. 50
Crocker A W. 4,321
D
Douglass W J. 250
Dyer A 1>. 2.350
Davis David. 3,20.5
DrewT C. 250
Dedman H P. 110
Davis E. 25
Dunn Hughey. 200
Davidovich A Nelson . 725
Davidovich Jerome..... 375
Daley W H. 250
Dayton Fannie. .Vie
Dowd Frank. 50
Davidovich Geo.. 100
Davis Janies. 50
Davey Mary. 100
lice James. 50
Donahue Thos. 10
Den liin . 75
Dickerson W8. 10
E
Earl DW.3.257
Esmeralda M A: Co, Lt . 5,31)0
Elder Geo . 445
Eva William . 600
Eagle Mining Co .... 1,500
. Esmeralda M A M Co. . 100
F
Forbes A. Toboy. 4,633
Forbes John A Co. 665
Fredricks E. 5,305
Foos Adolph. 800
F A A M Lodge. 343
Flannery John. 215
Fottler G A. 75
Flensing John. 14!>
Forest M T. 50
G
Garfield M A, M Co, Lt. 11,830
Giguoux J E.11,050
GlannJ F. 1,555
Graham David. 1,050
Green Geo A. 3,375
Green M J. 1,^90
Garrard A. 105
Glasser Adam. ISO
Gulliver Ed. 75
Greely E T. 25
Groatjy John. 25
GavovichG. 100
Gilmore Mrs. 50
Groath Joachim. 25
Guptil F W. 50
Gregory N H. 50
Gooding Margaret .... 150
Gravelle John. 230
Gobey L . 230
Gerike Eugene . 100
Gage A Co. 50
Greely Nat. 20
Gum Ming . 125
Gaming Mrs A . 75
I
H
Holmes Mining Co 2J.CS.)
Himlloy Mining Co iv>
HirtJE 833
He ward Geo 20)
Hutllne H C 250
Harrington T J 125
Humboldt EleotriePower 7'»
Hogan J \N 1 145
Hanatmn Patrick 53
Hinds S B 1,853
Hibbard Irene 200
Hill Henry. 275
Hubble Ed 180
Hnngvhin Peter 53
Hale Im P 85
Holland Dan 250
Hiskev .1 B 10
Hampton Henry 100
i
Ingalls A Given 2,721)
Ingalls U 1) 5.1
Ingalls W A 470
Ingalls AY A A Oo 1* 0
I OOF I on I go 12.7
Ida Mining Oo 1.7)
%)
.Tones .1 M 1.200
James John 130
Jolley John 50
Jones Samuel .) 10)
Joch unison (' 75
Jacgals Henry 800
Johnston 6 A 25
Johnson Eli 670
Johnston Mary I 5)
Johnston TL 405
Jewett H M 25 i
Jacinto Audruda . 175
K
Knapp A Laws Co . 10,37-5
Knapp S \ . 1,325
Kimball C B 05 J
Kelley Miry .... . 2.250
J visor Peter. 130
King It 51. 88J
Kline Joseph . 853
Kent W 11 25 >
Kimball A Waddell '
Kinney Edward lo0
Kimball O. . 10
Knapp A ForiH‘8 1,700
Knapp S A 000
Kaiser Charles . 500
L
Leldv A \IcAf'» * 4.306
Loonlx Lewis. HV)
Laiolo «t Co 1.870
Laws it J 1,760
Levy A Co. 25
L vvis I! 375
Laiolo A Tublno l,54r»
Longabaugh A 150
Laughliu J M. 3)
Longabaugh J S ... . !))
Lotikey O . . 0 )0
Lei‘t o B F. 5 )0
Laiolo A . 330
Long Hi. 1 )u
Lapantu Milling 2-51
Leo Young Quong 53
Loe Sam. 135
Lee Sun . 150
Lock Gin. 50
M
Mount Diablo M A M Co28,090
Mountain Queen Min
ing Co..13,000
Mills B F 800
Morgan H S. 2.223
McNaughton S L.1,673
McAfee A G. 7,082
McCaghren Janies . 2.000
McNott-DH. 1,519
Molino E. 575
McNettA B. 1.010
Murphy M A . 600
Miller Eugene. 75
McCarthy A J . 1,100
Mongol CP. 545
McBride J A. 890
McBride I li. 425
Mangle Fred. 1,41 o
Miller Geo. 650
Murphy Tim. 100
McKewen II. 50
McNaughton & Zabriskie 25
Miller A . 45)
Mitchell W H. 1)3
McIntyre It D 34)
McKeough John . 25
Mack Elizbaoth 10)
Moses Otho. 500
McLeod Angus . 2)3
Me Kcough J C . 53
M darkey D W. 10 )
Manev A Oo. 100
Merigold James....- 100
Morrison James. 5)
Mure Adam. 50
McPherson J H ...... 25
Mills BE. 5)3
Millsap I) W. 630
N
Nevada Suit & Borax Co 5,210
Novacovieh C.. 950
Naal Frank. 1.249
Nelson John . 2.215
Neldy John. 355
NolandS i1. 549
Nunes M J. 450
0
Owons Owen. 800
Osborn Steve. 500
O’Brien John. 100
Osborn Ida. 235
Occidental Alkali Co_ 750
Olsen Geo . 1,035
O’Hara 5 •
O’Halo James. 350
p
Pope A. Talbot . IJ.525
Poli Nelson.2,529
Patterson AH . 235
Phenix Mill A Mining oo 809
Parker J F . 949
Palmetto Syndicate. 4,995
Piper N T.. 5,500
Pine Grove Gold Recov
ery co. 500
Pepper Tfcoi. 09
Pacltlc Salt A Borax. , 4,585
Phillip* N. 50
Pooley Richard 50
Pritchard Richard . 100
Purcell Thos . 10
Perasieh Thos . 50
Pool William 75
Pearson A 100
Prince 1 II 50
G
Qnlnn Jamef 125
COPPER RIVETED
0V6?A I
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Bottom PAni^
£'/E?\Y' t^AIF^ Q iMR/V^'P^ED.
Qutm# NY*»
Qllo’iur Wo PM
Qui Marx -1 ki
Quon# Hi HU
Qititn# Yea ion
Quon# Sin# 7,i
R
HoJU'h Mim Folia Win
I Ravanelle ■ I» i>HO
]\ < < *• i'n 0*»1
Raw m FR . Bill
U w nit ml S l ... 4fto
H ip.,.1 !' 3,s*J'»
Robb 1> I Ml
Re id ! \\ 1.12.-I
Km v ' 350
Ram- 325
Rev . a illtt* -NO
Riley u1
Rons i ‘250
Rolib mi II II 4*25
s
doll 11 ■ I ',*\ .'I Co 41.0.i.S
timitl M A Co *‘.420
Hteltt ’ M 4.000
Ht.nl e mi* Con. ft,40o
jfhaw F;iinmH» 2.:l.*>0
<T' ■ i >!: A! A M Co 8
.i, t\ id 12,060
s 1, n* i 1 ill M A M oo l.HH)
Smith 1(1 M
s>i.lHi Levi ft0ft
Show ohtU’h'8 160
SIkm K! " W II 2/220
Shaw Frank 4,07‘>
Sharp I F 780
Shi“N' it! A 850
o.u .H >#n Minin# oil ’»oo
Sti'Wiiri U II 450
Huinmoriield F. 8.104
Kenton M A M oo 200
Nptnnv Henry <*oo
Knr# nit C U 850
Snva#o A O 85
Stewart E W 160
Seh wart/ M 450
Stewart F F. i_*o
Sewell Win 50
Shepherd Hell . 2ft
Swindell Joint 1>1
Stewart eon HR. 25
Stevens If P 2ft
Strosnlder 1 150
smith Mary 500
Stoner ft. 25
Sailor A NV OftO
Suyder < 'Imrles 4,125
Shonf Lewis 200
SkoWB Alford. 50
Sfco^er .J L. 050
Sneljin# ftohp. 50
Sanborn A. 2ft
Smith A Maney _ 50
Kpaldin# A K. 2ft
Sin# Tom. 50
Sue Ah. ino
Sue Ying. 4110
SpanitUB Frank. 50
Schultz A I'ft'ller ... 800
T
Taylor Frank . 450
Tlotjon Lewis. 3.875
Taylor O F. 1,075
Xubino I) . 040
Thomas Wm. l,5ua
T ravin S A . loo
Thompson John 100
Taylor Bros 51
Thompson A. 73
Tamby Wm . loo
Thomas Lucy 50
Telegraph co.. 585
Truman John li 100
V
Vucaqovich C. 50
Valqqot Mary. 100
w
Williams Ileury . 24.142
Webster 14 W. 1,890
W right ,1 H nil3
Wilson William 802
AViloyRoller; .. *,120
Wilson A Sous .. 3,000
Western ITion Tele.
graph e<>. 9,350
Wood Ed A co 3.410
Wood Ed 420
Willis Eli. 1.241
Waddell A Hunuxm..., 815
Waddell J A 350
W'arner H* nry ‘200
W illiams A Mi l,fmI ooo
W'illiamB 1.. A McLeod 25
W Ids A . . . 044
W'i ligate A M 25
Wa ruer Cl arlos . 525
W< bar Ad h ... 425
Wii .wua r; 25
Wolford PL .. 20
Wills ML. 280
White Geo. 500
Wo So. . . 75
Wiug A.j it co 100
Wo Sam 5o
Wright E 11 3,350
Y
Young J E 41
Yeng Ah. 73
Panonal Property.
Nicolas Peter .. 3,000
August Cud iron 1,890
Pepper Titos 60 i
Valcalde J . 200
llorth Bros 1,203
ZabriskU; .'. Shockley 1,400
Zabriskic 22 Shockley 1.30b
Edwards BF 1U»
Lynch Mrs L 250
Humphrey W c 180
Sinclair.2,200
Wederty. 2,800
iiloherty Wm .. . V?
I 1
Yuuwom s U i >1
Wiirnor E M ‘270
WuruwrO '2,11 >
UuHH (»t«t . . . <>0l
Stow art UoIjL 1 o
l'ompton Johft.. , £4 »
MoGono A h mi
Grassio M ’>oo
Horton .T H tV M Tj *J07
Vanrautt TjowIm. 505
Mills' H Y l.ooo
VWi Anion 2 .»
Knowlt'H 1/ 1' 100
lhinlel* A L " i
I'orbtv* A Ycrinyton :luO
Grown Nottu*. 2 5
Given A V iio.i
Quinn Jerry 1,000
I hereby certify the forest
in# to be m true and eoi root
ropy »if tIn* t i\pny<*n. on the
AsHosMinent lloll I' >r 1’oner
alda <'ount , i > t' • y >t is.ki
JEIUtY QltlXN
Persistent D.mnsrs.
Tic X itioiml I ■!’,>!• Ti :Ini: 1 >.\ s
Mini t men think ;h •. i news paper u. n
nr persist,imt Inline ■; lly wre- i,
Ci>mp,tl'is(.ig, 1,| i: : ; i * 11X * -. • n farm r
raises 1,000 bushel iif wheat a vein
ami sells thi.-. t 1,000 p rser. in a"
paris nf I he cm.n' r\ , Uu : i a erpm
i i.■ I is i h in sal ' i >. II h
you a dollar ia a h. 0 i ■ i■ i■ " Tic*
fanner decs not. wet s in lie small, and
says "All ri'fht. Soon the l.oon
bns'icls arc jjntie, but he has nothin;'
ti> show for it, and he then realizes
that, he has fooled away his whole
crop, and its value is dm* hi"i in a
thousand little driblet . iionse-pi idly
lin i ; seriously enibarrussed in his
business, because his debtors each
owiny him a dollar, tr-at il a small
matter and think it would not h, Ip
much. Continue this kind of busi
ness year in and year out as the pub
lisher does, how long would lie stand
it? A moment's thought will convince
anyone that a publisher lets cause for
presistent dunning.
Free Coinaga of Silver Assured.
That we will eventually get the freeenin
uge of silver there is no question about it.
Hut it will take a little tiuu—maylje con
siderable time—ami in 11?-* meantime peo
ple musteat. and drink, iiiusi I u.v nothing,
IP u>ts and Shoes mid get our mini, . wort
The question is. Wtiere slinll we go trt par
chase our Groceries, nothing. Hoot and
Shoes and get, our money’s wort h r The
answer is. At the PEOPLE'S CASK :i POP.l .
There yon can get Sugar by tiie sack for
H1 - cents per pound ; there you get ijJIP,
Heims for only 51 : « Cans Sardines for only
#1; l! cans String Heims for SI : 5 cans To
inntoes for $1; tt papers Mocha Coffee for
Si; 10 lb. Rice for si. Wc just; recel.ed n
consignment of Fancy Breakfast Tae u.
Our Taste Optimns Hams, Armour's
Corned Beef, and many other goi -I things.
Como and try some, but don’t forget n>
bring your purge and don’t forget I > con. ,
to the
PEOPLE’S CASH STORE
Swinging Around the Circle
Of.tho tiittHiiries to which it i« adapted with
the best results, Hostettor's Stomach tlit
ters, a family medicine, comprehensive in
its scops, lpifc never been thrust upon pub
nc attention in tho /raise of a universal
panacea for bodily ills. This claim! daily
arrogated in the columns of the daily press
by t heproprietorsof medicines far inferior
to it as specifies, has in a thousand in
stances di an listed the public in advance by
its obsurdity. and the prospect:* of other
remedies of superior qualities have 1 wen
handicapped by the pretentions of their
worthies pretleccse' rs. Hut the Amor
ican people people kn >w, been ise Lney Viv *
verified the fact by the most trying tests,
that the Hitters possess the virtue# of a
real specific in cases of malarial and li • or
disorder, constipation.nervous, rliemmit5 *.
stomach and kidney trouble. Whatitd »«•
it doei thoroughly. and mainly for this
reason it Is endorsed and ivctimm.utded .
hosts of respectable medical men.
The Dnsggi^t.s
Tu Lowell, Mass., agree in Buying tlun t ey
well more of Rood’s Sars'nvh; i than oi n\\
other blood purifiers. F«>r in.-itu'ice:
F. C. Goodai.k; 1 sell morom' .lood'sSurnu
parllla than all other blood purifier*.
A. W. Dow* «b Co.: IIuuU’b takes tho lead
of all other sarsaparilla*.
C. F. Blanchard: We sell more of Rood’*
Sarsaparilla than of any similar.
Marston Si Shaw: With us the sale of
Hood's is 9 to 1 of any other kind.
F. it F. Bailey it Co.: Hood's Sarsaparilla
is oue of the be? medicines.
Carlton A Kovey: Hood's Sarsaparil.u .t
on" of tho best medicines we have, iissu
Increase* every year.
F. P. Moody: We sell i much of
Hood’s Sarsaparilla as of anything similar.
C. A. Swan: Hood’s is the most popular
sarsaparilla of tho day.
Thirty Other druggist sptv; similarly.
This popularity at h <>.u . where Hood's
Sarsaparilla .and Us proprietors have been
known for man years, c j l ax: continue If
tho medicine did not y * merit. Aud
these fact* should certainly i <uvince people
In other Eectlmjs nf rne <■ <>u i ry that Hood's
Sarsaparilla is a good, roLubi medicine.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Sold bv druggluts. ft; ?iv for fo. Prepared
only by « 1. HOOD A: AO., Apothecaries,
Lowell, Mas*.
IOO Doses One Dollar
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