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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18
President Marshall ExtoIIed.
ErW Yong MavRsI

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:
The daily papers have been filled communications
called forth by the murder OF Mr. Putnam severely
ing gements OF ali the city railroads. particularly
that Of the Broadway upon which the crime was COM
micd In Justice to the President, Mr. Jesse Marshall and
Superintendent Mr. Leadbser, public ought TO be
acquainted with the gentlemen are very
searching their OF men who
wish 10 obtain appointments conductors or drivers and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18
Fares for cLildren-A Lady speaks.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
SIRWhile there Ia such agitation about conductors in
the pubic mind permit me- TO ask simple inquiry. Has
child who paws three fare right In riding
Sixth weeks since, with young son
aged not ten years old give fifty cent piece con-
ductor for lie deducted what supposed was
legal fare rides Twice he the shout.
ders out OF his seat giving to man and woman Being
heavy city taxpayer and having
city, felt nettled and annoyed nj such proceeding
spoke the conductor aud asked him not repeat
act. He repicd-"Pay full fare he a seat"
which did telling him he never had demanded full fare
lie said it his orers,' and "whether
rich he should dispossess him OF his seat" would
for the sake of mothers In general desire ascertain II
legal proceeding according the charter various
railroad routes, and the theory which
child 10 stand from City Hall TO Central Park Iiar-
lem A READER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18
PERnS OF THE RAIL.
BROADWAY BEASTLY BIPEDs.
Voluminous Letters from Citizens Ladies Declare
Their Gricvances-Tricu Of tho Trade Ex-
posed by Conductor-spicy Corre-
spondencs on the Car Question.

Below win be found number OF letters from citl-
zens setting forth the insults and indigniles TO
which passengers are subjected. IL Will be seen
that many absurd as well as excellent suggestions
are offered for tue better security OF street car trav
ellers.
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THE TENEMENT HOUSE MURDER.
Throwing His Wife from n Window-Invesii
cation To-Day.

Throwing His Wife from Wind0w-Inyesii.
cation To-Day.
Frederick Holman, George Hume, William Nc
Carly and Thomas Hayes witnesses in the case OF
William Rudd, charged with throwing his wife Mar
garct nom third story window OF the five story
tenement house No. 133 Reade street. on Tuesday
might, thus causing her death, heretofore pub
lisned in the HERALD yesterday brought before
Coroner Young, at the City Hall, by oa1cer
Joey. Of the Third precinct Hume made an infor-
nal statement which bore heavily against the prls-
oner, and went 10 show that Mrs. Rudd was pilI-
poscly pushed from tile window by her husband.
Hume said that shortly alter ten O'Clock at night,
while partially asleep. he was aroused by his wife,
Who asked II ne did not want glass OF lager beer.
Just at that time his attention was attracted by
hearing scream, and, looking out, saw Ruad, with
his WIFE standing by window, she apparently
struggling 10 free herself from her husband,
who haa one arm around her neck and
with the other pushed up the window; the str,lg-
Cling continued, during which .Ilume alleges lludd
pushed her out, and she fell into the rear yard.
Another OF the witnesses, occupying room adjoin-
Ing that OF the prisoner, hearing the noise and
having his fears greatly aroused attempted to enter
Gudds ROOM but the door was locked. As soon as
Hume and his wife saw MIS- Kudd fall he ran down
stairs TO cali the police soon after which
Rudd appeared on the street with u knife in his
hand, and, In n mourniu tone OF voice.
said his wife had fallen from the window, to when
Hume replied, "Yes you chuckeJ her out, ana and
my wife saw you do 1t" OIcer JoIey then came up
and, arresting Rudd, put stop TO further discus.
10 the Chambers street Police station. As Coroner
Young was unable 10 proceed with the investigation
at once he adjourned il TIL this morning
The body on which there seemed 10 be no severe
10 await postmoitcm examination ny Wooster
Beach, NJ. y.
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ready and willing listen with courtesy 10 complaints Of
rudcness itreamen from conductors and drivers 70 pas
sengers and redress II once any wrong committed
Nothing that has been be said 10 condemnasory
enough OF the foul deed that has called forth much indg
nation but Is hardly just to take advantage Of this unor
tunate affair heap blame and upon the heads OF
those who try to DO their duty to the public ~ wei A. the
n BNr Marshall resigned his once be LIST Of this month
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Conductors as Special Police.
NEW YORK Nav A. 1871

TO THE EDITOR or THE HEnALD:- . FF
The brutal murder of citizen having public
attention 10 the subject Of the management Of street
venture to make the following suggestions That
every conductor should be in special constable
preserve order the which he may, for the time
being be doing duty with power TO dIsordery per
and turn them to the police tho magistrate ad
ministrang the oath TO be the
acer general fitness the applicant that assaults on
conductors while in the discharge OF their duly be punished
that should have better class Of conductors who
would fearless IN the discharge Of their duty, while
fear Of punishment for the commission OF
would have the terrifying good
behavior the Yours, truly
NATHANIEL GILL; lis Broadway.
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MARRIAGES AND DIVORCES. President woolscy,
or Yale, who mas been compiling the statistics OF
divorce, finds that In Vermont the ratio OF annual
divorces 10 annual marriages fo0ts mp for seven
years total OF 73o divorces TO IL no marriages,
ratio OF one 10 twenty-one In Massachusetts for q
period or four years, there was total OF 1,022
divorces TO 1857 marriages, ratio or one 10 forty
four. In Ohio IN 1906 the divorces were 1.lo9 mar
rlages 30 47y, or ratio Of TO twenty seven In
Connecticut IN period OF eight years the divorces
foot up 2,slo. marriages 5;,22T, ratio OF one TO
eevcn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-18
The Putnam Murder-Judge Cnriloxo Compile
ureuycI.

To EDIToR HERALD
SIRJustce should always be administered without preu-
dice Excitement but the public has yet that
ought TO be administered in such bak its
ends the criminal every way Postponing
Fosters trial account OF public excitement give him
that chance for his life which he denied his unhappy
TIM Did he would ask, give him time prepare him.
self before he sent him into the his Creator
Why, them should he ask than certainly
expects and the present of the law
Ing In nearly every case to protect the murdecras be
shown by numerous cases past where time given has saved
him--gives him reason for doing Why laws
made? Are they not for the good Of tho com.
the chosen representatives Of :. the people for
s.we fails fulfil the duties imposed upon him should
not public opinionOr Fosters counsel pleased call
excitemenbe heard carry its due weight? happy
that have least judge New York CarGoao
who knows hs duty really administer Justice
imparaly To prevent any more loss OF time would call
all who have WIVES and daughters protect
not TO lie: this case be shuihed or by more delays but
keep up the excitement until this wretch alt with he
dosrves and expates his diaboca crime Such hends
good and are constant of fear and dread honest
people, and are in fac much
lows thnn useful. Yours. respectfully
ONE WHO DOES NOT " 1871 TO HAVE TO CARRY a SIX
SHOOTER
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Woman Insultcr Intimidatcs a Conductor.
NEW YORK. Nav t6 1871

NEW YORK, May l6, 1871
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
SIR--Returnng from business Monday afternoon I
Houston and Wooster streets and, taking
my HERALD (Which always havc with mel began
ing when attention drawn to intoxicated person,
who talking In very respectful which
very insulting to the ladies who In the The
in and demonstrated with him with very
asked him very politely for his fare refused pay,
Sm s"s sse
:n 81 st.
ing sa Sss sp @ a
hsd e $ na
a in THE Il. sy $ Sa5 3
G IN the e n % 10d ns s %o ssS a s
could NOW Think
not protected from being nsucd by such scoundres this
s who w Law m ss
wse ow & h %s a ss es' ps Hoping
that you share with me the indignation OF such
remain, yours truly, JUSTICE.
Physicians Physic for Criminals.
To THE EnrTon OF THE HERALD
SIRThc increase of crime In midst IL Affirming that
think every who contribute ideas for its
suppression should do Your furnishes of course,
the greatest medium for any such COMMUNICATION There
FORE write you feeling that inasmuch have spent
portion of life many different countries might say
this country taught useful trade taught
a. all, poorly accomplished workman that they find
:S TOO E u hs S
ss ssa e to &
ss H IL !. 5 s Elm ss h: IA:
$
TOPICS he doctor we must lire.
cure for crime ',ss or course cannot
nearly ssussrs az take ss1s
hs streets po. him 70 .hOT y,s
os,Ss Eerihlss: eew:
good The course pursued against
&c
hs Re % os e. tnd VT If
ask doubt how arrests going to be by such
.sS s,.. fsss .ss
Of clubs and revcvcis we mus: coine our police With ma
y For rsisn arrest i've month";. i'm
0 en anvf o ss ,n9 aa 60 into
fD ss sv no We sS mot s
ndse need %n They should BE- 9 long
viii yon ill.," ley Know bad that ought ~
be arrested but before the court they would be discharged
Another thing shonld do at should Gu, or all
II al criminal y. BAL should be slowed FOR
locked up and carefully and wei treated until duly conveei
innocent In OF stealing the might
give bail, provided the twice the
Persons offering TO compromise robbery by advertising
otherwise soliciting FOR consideration the
that he may unpublished provided he portion
all should be deemed abctors of ROBBERY and theft
PUNISHED speedy trials are probably the most important
recoiect how quickly The vigilance committee in San
Francisco made society safe N those early days.
I in that city at that IL
difficult 10 get that committee Organized, hut
crime sboundcd much that something desperate had
be done. We'll, II was like storm cloud; II went
city in quick time and left Il ali sunshine for while In
fact such protection for the time being
the people lockin- their Every thing became
the speedy trial and execution that did IT,.
Take the present cascthc killing IN The Seventh
Foster should have been tried Saturday, Ii
guilty, reported, should be hung Monday There
should be second hearings about il. Nor should
ernos pardon override the decision of twelve intelligent
accused cannot be tried within two after arrest
and the proportion is still greater where any needs
second hearing a Governors pardon. j. b. N.
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Insults to a Fifth avenue Lady.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
do think II all the ladies would write you their petty
regarding the rudeness of conductors the
pudence and eronery Of rowdies they with, ex
perience would monopoze your columns and scrle the
community Last Wednesday rode for the rs time It
shall be the very LAST Grand car No. 100 In
grasp, but insisted holding me-. turned and
out ~ loud laugh wsnt In and took my seat, when the
ing, 'What did say. What did you say
paid fare without word. when tho conductor back
the fmpndent scounirel good laugh over srich joke
fcens to me to be getting that unless lady wishes
be unobservcd she put face look nothing,
nothing Now that Nav York Is agitacd
outrage horo for great change, and ladies
will accord with my views. YOUNG MATRON.
enclose name, for publication but
good laith and correctness in the matter.
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A vile Rufian on tho Eighth Avenue limo
HN NEW YORK, Nav IL, 1871.

To THE EDITOR THE nRRALD:-
S-Perhaps enough has been said your valuable sheet
to satisfy ell that no lady IL free from insult In public
conveyanccs. few evenings SINCE my way up
town. with my wife, entered Eighth and
Immediately lady arose. offering wife seat She asked
II she going TO get out. She said she and In
scarcely had ridden three blocks before felt hands
Of wedcssed scoundre about her pockeIs and not wish
ing to create comm0tion In the suffered until she
could endure II no longer She called me- ms had been
pressed the other side OF the being crowded When
reached her the villain and lett the and out
of sight before knew what the trouble Then the lady
who had vacated the sail he had her long
tme and she the seat wife, she thought no
wond not dare attempt with her, NJ she had gentleman
with her.
think the ladies sensitive upon the NATTER
instead of allowing such things should expose such mis-
creans at once there always enough gentlemen pres
sach hinga bring the Offenders JUSTICE
CONSTANT READER OF The HERALD.
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a Beas. in . FIs.h Avenue stage

TO THE EDIToR HERALp:-
sIIAs riding in Firth stage the other day
drunken rowdy took his beside lady she
od him TO little and he said he would not and
to terrible language told the driver that he had
rowdy inside but he notice of what SAIL but began
laugh waited tle while 10 II could find police
man, but could not, had to put up with IT, Yours
truly w. HAYNES.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-09-27
Sttte OF North Car,lind:

TO the sheriff Of Ahmance county --Grcsting:
YOU are hereby commanded 70 summons Alex.
Russell and wife Elizabeth, JLaeph Thompson,
Mary A Rsy, Daniel Thompson, Jsmes 'rhomp-
s0n, Thomas Thompson and l.,hn s Thompson,
the defendants above named, " they lie found in
your rotiniy, toie and nppear before the Clerk 81
our superior court for The county u Alanancc,
within twenty-five days after the service IL this
summons on thnin excluayp uf the day Of sun h
service, aud answer the complaint which will he
deposited IN the Office oftbe Clerk IL the Superior
esllit of Slid county within ten DAYS from tiie date
| Of thissunimons, and lett said defendants take
notice that II they fail 70 answer Che complaint
within tha tiine the fpl,intiis will apply 20 the
court Cor the relief demaded in the complaint.
Herein fail not, and u this summons make due
returiI GResi under iry hand and seal Of said
| court this elcyenth dag IL Aug. 1871
w "a ALBRIGHT, G 3. c.
lntlie above case Il appearing 20 the satisfaction
Of the court that the dei,A .lants Ihos Thompson,
| AMI John ) Thompson are non-residcnts Of this
state, but reside In Morgan county, In the state
0f Indiana, IL rs ordered ny the court that the
SUMMONS IN this action be published once week
for six Successive weeks In the iiillsboro Record
ar. notifying ssh DESCENDANTS 20 appear aud ansN :
CT the complaint IN said action required b, law.
w. A. ALBRIGHT. c.s.c.
t Alamancc cOiIft .
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fecsasi rsnasdy than any other. Those who have
tried e, know that Il cured them; those who have
not know that ltcures theirneighbors and friends;
that q never fails through any fault or neg.
glcotc he composition. We have thousands upon
thousands ofcertifcstes Of their remarkable cures
Of he following complaints, but such cures are
knosn In every nelghborhood, and we need NOT
publish tbcm- Adapted 10 all ages and conditions
h an climates containing neither calomel nor any
deletnricqs drug, they may be taken with safety
ever hesh, and makes them pleasant 70 take, while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arse nom
their nse IN any quantity.
ney opersto By their powerful influence on ne
Il into healthy sction remove the distractions
Of tho stomach bowels, liver, and other organs Of
the body, restoring their irregular action 20 hsaths
ranssmeais Is are he drst origin Of disease.
Minute directions are given In the wrapper On
no bsx, fqr the following complaints, which these
: Fer DysS~rsia or i -Ss~essicu, Lasslsss-
moss, Ls.Vusr and Lsors ef Appetite. they
should be taken moderately 70 stimulate the etomr
och, A.d restore its healthy tone and action.
,oas nsss.cs s.sss aas N s nsa1l Hsa.
o<he. Jnunafce OF Green Sickness. u1tI-
fous Collie and Dflfsus Reyers, they should
be Iudiciousy taken for each case, 70 correct tho
diseased acton or remove me distinctions which
For Dyseasery or Diarrhoea, but ono
mild dose Is generally required.
:, For RheaRastsss. Cont, Gravel. Pal.
pfsasfsh e shs Heart, Pain I'm she
bfae, 8sck and Mlstns, they should be contln-
uously taken, a. required, % change the diseased
setos q ne system. with such change thoss
complaints disappear.
FOR Drspsy and DropsicaI sweIIings
\ fhey should Be taken IN large and frequent doses
% produce the effect Of a drastic purge.
1 For eappx~esasa o large dose should DO
takes ~ u prodnoes the desired effect by sym
! As q Dissev Psfi, txko ono or two Pills 70
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy sction, restores the appetite,
and inyigorntes the system. Hence II II often nd.
rantAxsous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels toisrsbly wei, often finds hat
doss OF these Ffffs makes him feel decidedly bet
Der, rom their cleansing and renoyattng eject on
ne digestive apparatus.
Dr.y. O. krEE4 CO., Pracsscai Cheussssss
LIZ LOWELL. H.xss., u. q. a
For sale by Dr. q. Hooker, Druggist.
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I baIISrr3rsa ScE ! ExiiBrrIos FREE

rI,ELL yonr neigh your friends 20 come
where you win find dress Goods on shelves ailrr
shelves and pile infer pix for 100 feel, rom coafs
70 fine fabrics embracing almos. everything ., that
handsome SIX, sid Bought from the best inport-
iilg hotises IN the county. NN%E6A
Come and look at Creccli's DRESS 00ODsbe-
i'T w fRs Isai,on summers Among The mouhtn.
andby the waves, Commeree Is hurrylng In her
rissf Slips scfox The sen aid fastening through
the cities Of the old world with goods for Creech's.
.rH PeRlNTs.4pk n rs. .
One hundred pieces II ~ cents per yard, and
cents pr yard good styles, aud are cheap nj that
price. 800 pieces at u X cents per yard, eolors
Warranted md Of the less makers. ~ any one of-
fers you prints for les and tells so they are u
the best makes. put onsour SPECS before You buy.
| DIR NOTION DEPARTMENT COMPLETE.
bEmlhndng Embreidcrics. IIaniksrchiefs Gioses
Towels. Hosiery iiblosiS, Iaeer white Good, kr.
r. r. GOODS FOR GENTS. no VS. RI
Cloths essmeres, atineis. tweiies, jans &c sui
table for fall and winter wear. 10 which reeog.
pize no rompctition y TO variety OF prirs, q
ae the best assortment IN the city and will ga-
rantee the price In every Instance. aud II will do
] You no harm ~ come % cEeechs before you buy.
;iSLfA H,L4S &c eL0AAiI tfy
80 & $50 STA WIS q CLOAk.Sy
ttHA NphHufu a~sOftmtnt. lou can't hetp bfng
suited. have sbawls all the way frsm dc 20 cab
each. BE sure 10 look NJ Crtccf's Shawls before
you buy. My stOckH - :.
/ Plan,,els md ,NaJ,ie Goods; Tickime. &c.
/ Is large and very complete. and will b. sold n
rsces shepp enough % guarantees sFles. AS Yield
IL none and have no partner 10 divide profits with
kBOOrs AND sliOkSl. BOuTs AND riloEs.
i les, mean Boots and shoes-2j0 cases. don't
y hesitate N sayingfhn have the kc>t assortment
IN me city and can Nc and please any lady or gem
lIeman, boy CO child. cope gudssv III have swi
1.-The Boa or$hoe yoiilhanE Y n y I e ~
i LADIES AND MISSES HATS.
4 Sew syfcs, NJ. ne ID taik alSut wearing flle
iast Winter liat, fortie style has entirely thailg.
n: $ass .s,ss ySu VIII hna sOOd a'ser'
| HATS HATS, ron GENTS AND BOYS,
Right ffpm The manufacturer. styles Jus fhe
thug and prizes al right. Rev,lievt thai Creerf
KEEPS a I'd a~ortmenf aud dun pas b. him
when gOif want new Hat. f
u GT1N 3ff lVARPETINU. 81 l4M.i
DoIt forget thai creerh wants 10 all you rom
. LADIES AND MISSES fURS,
lIaHdsotna and cheap, &c.. Sc.
Ard here permit mr 81 say, thai have slnrcd
no pains or expchsc u building. renlodeling and
! fixing up large aud hand-unie store 80 ~ "a nc.
1romIlodafe nap nlInlcrsils fsIsss and customer
and n repfr-cnfing eaids they arc aud srllinl
gcrtss ~ Inside Figures, viii w. any indnrr,eriii
10 buyers, appreciate bargains, and II dani
fnyl1 the benefartor's road, win travel ilH
. nearest path 20 Il. have no ume-wOIn. second
class OF defaesd goods to ofIer you. Nv good,
are new and bought Within tbs fiat frw dos
Don't forget 10 csmc 10 Crpcch's u his Old stant
hui With new coat on.
September 2pth, lssi. -
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PESOUD, LEE u 90.
SUPERloR COURT:
- erY 49, - AlsaGaee reuaig.,
Vim ] Murray is Adm'f of Benjamin Hur
~ die Observation-Disclosures

- IVA .Fes va ETN &fs~~~%' r~y'Yst
Vim J Murray Is admr of Benjamin Hur-
~ die, deccased-PlaintifE.
Nancy t,arrisSS,i! ' foiis sRdersohni, J5na1
than Br0oks,and wife Syrena, John Ingle
and wife Caroline. w TNyilxins and wife
sabrahorn, H u HbTaef VIM Ward add
wife Mary Ann, James G Patton and wife
Sa!lie, james M Hurdle, Rachel Walker
Benjamin Hurdle, James Hurdle, J0-
seph Hurdle ,Fia Picket aiId wife Patsey
Thomas Mebane and wife Racheal, Ish-
man Garden and wife Phoebe G., .Marga-
ret Hurdle, James Denny and wife Corne-
liza, the heirs-at-law of Jacob Hurdle, decd,
and the heirs-at-law of Thos. Hurdle, decd
--BRfRNDA NTsl Uci1ieatr
Sanlmoas for Reiiief Special Procecdhgs)
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
To the sheriff of Alamance County erecting.
You are hereby commanded TO summon
Nancy GARRISON loliy Anderson, iona
than Brooks and wife Syrna, John Ingle
and wife Gaupline, A y: Wilkins and
wife Sabrahorn, Fl. e. Hurdle, I'm. Ward
and wife Mary Ann, James 9. Patton and
wife Sallie, James NJ. Hurdle, Rachel
die Joseph Hurdlel Wm. Pickett and wife
Patsy, Thomas Mebane and wife Rachel,
Ishnaan Garden and wife Ph0cbec-, Mar
garet Hurdle, James Denny and wife Cor
nelia, the heirs nc law 81 Jacob Hurdle,
deceased, and the heirs ut law of Thomas
. Hurdle, decd, the defendants above
named ifthey be found within yBur eoun-
" toappear at the 'ofiiceOf the Clerk oI
the superior Court for the county OF Ala.
nance within twenty five days after- TIM
service Of this suni:nnns I'm. them excIus
i've Of the day Of such service, and answer
the complaint whic.i win be deposited III
the office Of said Clerk within ten, day.
from the date Of this summons: Aid IL
said defendants take notice that if they
fail to answer the complaint within ina
time the plaintiff Nili ,aplytpn tie Gspr
for tile relief delfiaiidetffn the cofnphtihf
Herein fail not and, re this yuDlipoR
make due return. Given nndsf my han,
and ths seal So, Of said faaft thif slss day 4
WA. ALBRIGHT, csc. !:
In the above action d af,fearjp9 20 the saffea,
ton " the court that fic heirs al Law 0f Tlonnl
Hurdle. dee, and the heirs at Iawnf Jacob Hur
die. der, are not residents &c the state 81 Noff
Carolina, Il Is ordered tint publication of IA
, above summons in this action ne made Ia III
lIiISboFo Recorder, once week Tor SIX successi,
weeks for service upon said defendants, and fhs
such Of them a. are Infants procure iie aproInl
Inent u suitable guardians al Hum. within tei
days from the expiration 0ftbis publication.
W. A. ALBRIGHT, q. s. e.
September, Ind, ISL. ME
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For sal shs purposes Of Laxative

PerhapsnoonemeiL
cine Is SO universally
required by every.
body as q cathartic,
nor was ever any be-
fore so universally
adopted into use, In
every country and
among all classes, ~
this mild but efficient
purgstiye PM. Tho
obvious reason 10,
that Ii Is more relia-
hle and far more ~.