C. I. Hood Co doc Hood's Cook Book (Classic Reprint)

Three Just Claitns, I. No department of science has witnessed greater progress during the past twenty-five years than that of obtaining correct information of the relative medicinal value of the various articles of the vegetable kingdom used for the relief of human suffering their proper, effective combination, and the best method of securing and preserving their active principles for universal use. These searching investigations have shown that many articles which, at that time, were supposed to possess great curative effects are void of any medicinal power whatever. The supreme importance of purifying the blood has made this subject a field of active operations, the results of v;hich havo enabled us to present for your use and appreciation Jlood sS arsaparilla, an article which, by a combination peculiar to itself, is so vastly superior to any similar preparation that one has well said: I ts health-giving effects upon the blood and the entire human organism are as much more positive than the remedies of a quarter of a century ago, as the steampower of to-day is in advance of the slow and laborious drudgery of years ago. II. No other blood-purifier is worthy of comparison with Hood sS arsaparilla. By cures wholly unprecedented in the history of medicine, it has proven its right to the title ofT he greatest bloodpurifier ever discovered. We challenge any medicine to show an appreciation at home like that which has been poured upon Hood sS arsaparilla. Such results only come from real merit, and the steadily increasing demand for this article unmistakably proves that people appreciate it. If you are suffering from scrofula, salt-rheum, or any obnoxious humor, Hood sS arsaparilla is the remedy to bring you relief. III. A bottle of Hood sS arsaparilla contains three times as much medicine as any other for the same money. If you are suffering from biliousness, d(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)