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DIPHTHERIA! THE PROSTKATION whlch follows Dlphtheria, and the perslsteney with whlch lt cling9 to the patiënt, are well known to all who have had any expericnce with thls terrible discase. The followlng letter shows how the restoring and invlgorating properties of LJ rJ' overeóme lt, and tl 000 S - how by vitaliz- 'n8 lid cnrichSarsaparillct" "e biooi 5 neutrallzcs and eradlcates the polsoned matter irom lt, brlnging to the convalescent the color, lifo and vigor of robust liealtli. Lowr.Lt, Mass. Messrs. C. I. IToon&t'o.: Gentlemen- My little girl had the dipbtherla last April. The disease left her very weak. blood poor, wlth no appetite, and she could not seem to rally irom lts eflects. Hood's Sarsapahilj,a was recommended by a nelghbor. After she had been taking lt a few days we notlccd a cliange for the better - she becan to eat with a rellsh. lt sevmed to take out the polson the disease had left in her blood, tlio chance bcine very notlceable In her f.uv. She took lt two months and fully regained her health, much to our delight. Wc now recommend Hood's Sarsapauilla with a great deal oí pleasurc. Very truly yours, J. E. SMITH, 19 Butterfleld Street. "That Extreme Tired Feeling." " The flrst bottle has done my dauchter a creat dealof good; lur food iih's not distress her now, nor does she suffer trom tlwt extreme tlrcd fcellny which she dul before taking IIood's Babsapabilla." Sold by all druggists. Trice $1 a bottle or : , slx bottlcs ior ÍS. rrepared by C. I. 1IOOD & CO., Apothecarles, I.owcll, Mass. Itootfs Tooth-Powder, Only aj Cents.