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Bolomon eaid, '-Go to the ;nt," Iml tlio perverse yoath of to-dny goeï to Mi "uncle " DIPHTHERIA! rpHE PROSTRATION whicll follows JL Diphtheria, and the persistency wttb which it clings to tlio patiënt, are well known to all who have had any experleuco with this terrible disease. The following letter shows how the restoring and invigoratiug properties of LI rl' overeóme it, and ilOOU S - how by vitaliz_ ... ing and emicliSarsaparillaw the bioui t # neutralizes and eradicates the poisoned matter irom it, bringing to the convalescent the color, lito and vigor oí robust health. Loweix, IMass. Messrs. C. I. IIood&Co.: Gentlemen- ily little ghi had the diphtheria last April. The disease left her very weak, blood pooi', wlth no aipetite, and sho conld not seem to rally irom lts efl'ect3. Hood's Sausai-aiui.la was recommcmled by a nelgbbor. A fier she had been taking it a few days we notlced a change for the better- she began to eat with a relish. It seemed to take out tlio poison the disease had left in her blood, tlio change being very noticeablo in her face. She took it two months and fnlly regained her health, much to our delight. ü now recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla vviüi a great deal of pleasnre. Very truly yoius, J. It. SM1TII, 18 13utterfleld Street. "That Extreme Tired Feeüng." "The firstbottle has done my daughtera ereat deal of good; lier food does not distress her now, nor does slie guller trom that extreme tired f eet ing which slie did beioro taking Houi's Saiísapaiulla." Rold by all drugglsts. Trice $1 a bottlo or six bottles for $5. Prepared ly t'. I. HUÜU & CO., Apothecaries, I.owell, Mass. Hood's Tooth-Powdcr, Only 25 Cents.