The Business Revival

Ou every hand are to be seen the evidences oí returning prosperity. In naanufacturing and in trade, in bulldng. in banking and in all directions, are the unmistakable signs of a revival in business. Such a condition is most gratifying, as it WiH mean the employment of labor at advanced wages and will in many cases brlng ïappiness and comfort where, perïaps, a few months ago there was threatened suffering irom privation and want. It will encourage bankers and syndicates to put their money nto circulation and it will give the man greater privileges and unexpected luxuries. Tliis revival in business is due to a ■evival of trust and confidence. Havng confidence in a greater demand or manufactured fabrica, the mili owner starts up his factory and sets üs employés at work. Confidence n the returning prosperity of the manufacturer and trader encourages the banker to unlock his vaults and send out the hoarded greenbacks on their busy and beneficient misslon. It is trust between neighbors and friends and between merchants and manufacturera which restores general confidence throughout the country and leads to the renewal of business and the restoration of "good times." Now it is the trust which people have in each other, - it is because they believe what others say,- that begets their confidence in Hood's Sarsaparila, and it is this confidence whicli lias placed Hood's Sarsaparilla at the top among medicines. People who were suffering from ecrofula, dyspepsia, rheumatism, neuralgia, caíarrh or other blood dis-eases who have been cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla, and, believing what they read, they have been lead to take this medicine, until thoy also have' been able to repeat the story that Hood's Sarsaparilla absolutely, permanently cures. It is a remarkable tact, but nevertheless truthful, that throughout the long business depression, caused by a lack of trust on the part of business men, there has been no diminution in the confidence which the people have had in Hood's Sarsaparilla. lts sales and its cures have continued. Tho trust and confidence in this meclicine have been of such a nature that temporary financial troubles eould not disturb it. The people have continued to belleve the argumenta and statements made in regard to Hood's Sarsaparilla because they know that the testimoniáis in beh.aH oí this medicine wil! stand the closest investiga-' tion, and they have found in their oivii experience and in the experience oE their neighbors and friends that Hood's Sarsaparilla actually possessthe peculiar curative powers whicb are claimed for it. In a word, Hood's Sarsaparilla is known to be an honest medicine. It is because it does purify the blood and cures disease that people buy Hood's Sarsaparilla with the utmost confidenee 'when they need a medicine. It is because they find it to be and to do just what they expected that they buy it again and again, and urge others to try it also. This is how it has come about that Hood's Sorsaparilla has the largesb sales in the world. It has become known by its cures. It is firmly established in the confidenee of the people. They have learned that good hcalth depends upon pure, rich, nourishing blood, and that as a medicine to purify. enrich and vitalize the blood, and thus remove disease and establish health, there can be no substitute for Hood's Sarsaparilla.