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Fire IN q Cotton Ta..torv

SHREyERaRT, La, March 13.-The
picking and engine rooms of the Pelican
Cotton Factory were burned, and the ma
chinery and main building damaged by
the water to-day. The property is fully
insured. The loss has not yet been ascer-
tained
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EngIand,s Eve ON tbe Award

LONDON, March 13.--In the House OF
Commons last night Coleridge Kennard,
Conservative, gave notice that he would
interrogate the government as to what
steps have been taken to recover the sur
plus Of the Alabama award.
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Carver Again Outshot Bogardu..

KANSAS CITY, March lS.-The third
contest in the series of the CLAY pigeon
shooting. between Carver and Bogardus
occurred here to-day. Carver shot 81
birds, winning an additional premium.
Rngardns shnf go y
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The French Rudget for Iss4

PARIS, March 13.:-The budget FOR 1884
has been presented IL she Chamber Of
Deputies. The total increase of expendi-
lures is estimated at 50,000,000 francs.
The estimated revenues are 3,032, $40, ,S25
francs and the expenditures 3,lGa 44l, 1G5
francs,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-14

GALVESTON, March l3.-A Hillsboro
special dispatch says that the fire last
night destroyed buildings and stock val
ued at $4,000: The insurance amounts
Tn Sf0 00O VIZ
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-14

=, haaith from any cause. especially from
The use of any Of the thousand postrum.s
that promise so largely, Win long hetl, l,
fIous testimonials, have no Ieat' nSsos, sSo,-,
- lime faV You viii have the most robust and
manning health.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-14
A Noted Russian Ends His I,fa

ST. PETERSBURG, March I3.-M. Mark.
Of, President of the committee regulating
the social condition of the Russian Jews
has committed suicide, .sss..e ~ y
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Young De Lesseps Ready for xvo,,,

PANAMA, March 1S..-C Charles de LesseDs
and a number Of engineers have arrived
here FROM France. a powerful lredger is
expected ia about week from the rnited
states, and then work on the mouth Of the
capal ON the Atlantic side win be for
] malIy commenced.
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An Opera House Destroyed

SAN FRANCISCO, March IA yir.
ginia Citys Nev., dispatch says that
Riper.s Qpera House, was burned this
evening,
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Diaz En- Route to St. Lonis

MONTEREY, MEX, March 13.-General
Diaz and his party left for st. Louis to-
day on a special train, which will go
through without change.
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steamer Burned AZ DarIan

pARIEN,, MareE l8.1rhe steamer
her wharf here on sunday night. 9 :
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Mother Swans Worm svrup,

lnfallible, tasteless, harmless. oashar.
tic, for feyeris hness. res;lessness, worms,
constipation. 90.
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saved from a suicide's Grave

ST. PETERSBURG, March 13.-M. Per-
feiep, qjrector of the post office, and for
merly ChiefUf the Chancellerie of Mar
kof, made an attempt atsuicide recently.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-14

LYNcHBURG, VA, March 13.-David
Holloway and Esquire Jordan, miners,
working at the HOustoun Iron Mine, in
aoies0;;rt county, quarreled about small
sIIn OF money on Egpday, when Jordan
sEgt Holloway through The fksastt, killing
him aiHsess Instantly. Jordan was arr'ess- aA's
ed and lodged in sad ~ Fincasae.
CoLpEN's LIQUID BEEF Toxic is best
calculated TO cure indigestion, and to per-
netuate bodily yigoE and regularity. Take
no other. of druggists.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA TOPIC.
OF INTEREST.

The Deadly Toy PistOI-DesPerate At
tempt at self-Murder-Died by His
Own Hand-Lashed Back to Life-Sup-
posed endiaries-Alachua Tax Sales
Elections of Railway Omcials.
, 1883-11-01

Ncssrs. Waterman & Katz offer the It.
maiuIer OF their hay at SO per ton- =
, 1883-11-01

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il Third JndIciHl Disirirs of Washington
| Territory, holding terms at Port Townsend
Jefferson county.
g. W. Cnrscy, plIintih. Frank Harris and
Elizabeth Harms. defendants.
Complain. filed in the ollie. of the clerk of said
court III the county of jefferson.
Tie tHited States Df America send Greeting:
To Frank Harris and Elizabeth Harris The
above named defendants.
You art hereby required to appear III an ac-
ton hrnTgEt against Won BY the above named
plaintiff ia the District Court nf the Third Ju,
dIc1ai District q! ~hinSton territory, hold.
lhS terms at PnIt 1scnd. III tle county OF
jefferson IN sa.d IuIaIuTy. and 10 answer the
complaint filed therein. within sixty days after
ih" first publication of this ~mEIons, or the plain
iii viii apply - the C0gr; Tor The relief demand.
cd IN said complaint
The said action i brought to obtain judi.
ment % said cour' against the above named de-
tenduGt, Frank Harris. for The sum of four hun.
dTed and fort y-four dollars with interest thereon
from AMI after September %. IST6 at the rate of
one per cent. pc. month, less the sEm Of dfty dol
lars paid September 80. 1878. upnn a certain prom
lsSory n"ie made b7 said defendant, Frank Harris
and delivered 10 G.. W. CheSlrv Il Co. and bv
them assigned TO plaintiff; with an attorney fee,
or ten per cent. on the amount dG,, and for costs
OF suit Ard 10 fOrrClOsc Il mort u:.Lrt uiNen l,y
sud defendants upon the east half OF the north
east quarter, and she northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter, the northeast quarter of the
northwest quarter of section uuIa ltered eighteen
o! township numbered twenty-aiaht, north of
rang" numbered one east of the Willamette meri-
dim. for the payment Of aid note. attorneys
foes and COSTS
49, Witness the Hon. Roger = Greene
Judge OF aad District Court, and The
zeal thereof This I'D day of August,
T-,-% \. ID. I>Il
JAMES SEAyEY, Clerk
Date of Grst publication, August ~, 1881
bradshaw Jones. attorneys for planIiff.
, 1883-11-01
His Exceliency's Pledge.

Springfield Republican,
The Republican has known Gov.
Butler for many years. 1t knew him
when he was seeking by any possible
means to compass a nomination for
governor in the republican party; it
has seen him become a greenbacker
with the same end Ill view, and it has
watched with a curious interest his
assaults upon and capture of the
democratic party; it has recorded
his progress to the state
house, and knew him to be the same
old Butler when he assumed the high
est Office in the State
When, therefore, the governor con-
cluded his inaugural with what seem
ell to be candid pledge that he
would not seek another term, the
Republican filed an exception. His
Exceilency SAID: From my recon-
mendatlon no personal advantage can
come, for now and here declare that
l have neither wish nor intention
again TO ask the suffrages of the peo-
pie of the commonwealth for the
position l hold"
That language, coming from Il
frank and direct person like Thomas
Talbot, for example, would have pass
ed for its face value; but students of
politics have learned to weigh the
words OF Gov. Butler. We said of
his declaration in the issue of Janu-
ary 5th: The modesty of that pas.
sage is very striking he doesn't say
he won't run again. He doesn't slam
the door in the face of renominn-
ton by any means"
No, the door was not shut by any
means, and French, Plymton. Sim
mons and the rest were all the while
peeping through the crack and wink
to the boys"
, 1883-11-01
SURVIVORS,.

IL TIE DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE
.! .IudiJiI District gf Washington Territory
Epldin" terms ~ P"rt Townsend. for the Counties
of Jefferson. ClaHm- Island and san Juan.
Christopher Anderson. Plaintiff. ". George +
Eyle, Defendant.
No. 5Si. Morton u u'Viy- and cOntinuc Lieu O
JudSm- I, with leave Ia issue ENeCuii ion.
To GEpEGE +. KYLE. Drf"udtnt
In the name Of the United States OF America
ynu are hereby notified that on the 9Hh d;Iv
uf August, lSSi. the paniin fled with the clerk OF
-ad court. III Jefferson CouHty. motion to revive
and CoHiinu" the iiea of CaIGaiIl ind Eneni, and
for leave 10 issue eXcrHIiou. y lid Judgment wa
Obtained against rnU hy said plaintiff. Ia said
court. and il yuu fail 10 appear and answer raid
motion within sixty days from the date q the
Apply 10 the court for rh- relief demanded in said
motion.
The Judgment sna.ht Ia ha received and con
tlnurd. was obtained in said court un the 2Sth
day OF February, y. L.. lS1S Tor the sum Of n!nr
hundred and tWenty->iN dollar. b,.triHs Interest
n the rHte of one aud one hail per cent per month
unul y al No payments have been made there
uh- except The ~un nf three hundred .Ud sixty
dollar. the sd ,liy - June, t-sS3. which pav-
IEenI did not satisfy the aCcI7rd interest thereon.
Tn" amount due ON ~aii Judgment j. the -u'H Of
nlH" hundred and tNa.IE--'N du.iars win
Interest from said s'd dIy ~ june ~. at onr
and "ur half p,T cent per month
Wir...'~> 1I. HnrorIn ROGER : CT-,rUr- judge
nC@ OF said District Cont. and ..a- seal
.SS/L( of said C..t. - : H. .Eh tiIv a. H.
- .-usr.A. II. lSs;- d.SMES sEANEE.
Clerk
BRADsmAw y JOKES. Attorneys T1E piaiutin
Date of first publication August Both.
, 1883-11-01
MN HOSPsrAL INPERFE E1CG..
DiSEt4!:& tpE Els.,

All applying to m- viii receive NY honest
opinion Oi their complaints &ntSprrIm' MT
ing ! will gUITgiu = rs,Iii ,rJTc in every
,=l~c. mn I,r;, g. %. 'tr:..i - GouSuit::-
ION III O'lir'. oT 'r- Letter F4;IE and strictly
private hHr-,.- T,gt-On.t.,.C. thDrgusn
examination. Including chvui Il and nIci"-
ncOpicai aual is OF your urine. az ud ice, -
C:til on ora address u. ALLLN-
. e" hn-r-- 2Gi. htar.ty -. =. f.
9 to 5 daily, To cv" ,w-tty
, 1883-11-01

The old hostility to the University
continues For twenty years the
chief complaints about the institu
ton were that the funds were squan-
dered. and that :here was nothing
remaining TO show for them; but now
that the ten acres donated for the
site could be sold, any day, for nearly
double the present government price
for the two townships of land, which
at $3.50 per acre would amount to
S115,20O, the old cry is abandoned.
Now the University is nearly Sc
attic high school," and is mainly
used for the education of Seattle
young folks, etc. We should like to
ask if this objection would not be
urged against it, if it were at any
other place in tie Territory? 1t is
open for the young folks" of the
whole Territory, and tuition is put as
low as the almost total lack of endow-
ment Will allow, and pupils from
abroad are boarded for almost actual
cost of food, fuel, etc, and every care
taken of their health, morals, educa
ton and comfort. At present there
are comparatively few persons who
wish or can afford to send their chill
dren abroad for schooling, SO that
the children in any town where the
institution might have been built,
would necessarily get the chief bene-
fits from it, and it certainly cannot be
made successful as a Territorial or
State institution until it is endowed,
sufficiently to afford free instruction
to all who may desire to avail them
selves of its privileges. This it is not
likely to get until we become a State.
In the meantime it IS the duty of the
Territory to keep the buildings and
property i'll repair and to make as
large appropriation as possible to
continue and enlarge its usefulness.
Courier.
, 1883-11-01

-.l-a-N- - -1--..,' Isl
Mr.. II. wilkins:
DEAR SIE-Nr. IN" citizens of Wuila Walla
have used your Hur-c Medicine y y
Condition Powders, and Collar Gall and Hnui
Ointment for the last thrrc wears. and have fond
the above remedies superior 10 any horse med
cincs We have used. and recommend them Il
our friends CHARLES LEE California, stable
THOMAS TIEESEY, Livery Stable
GRAHAM SUN~, Weston.
c. q. HUBEARD. Livery Stablc<
Weston.
, 1883-11-01
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LsxD OFFICE,

OIympia. washington TerriIOTy
Notice l. hereby giveuthat. in compliance with
the prOyisinns Of the Act Of Congress approved
Jnne J. iS'S- entitled An Act for ;he sale OF Tim
bcr Lands in the States Of California OREGON Ne
EHda and Washington Territory. Joseph +. Moon,
uf Jefferson county. Wash Terr. Ila. this
the NV qr. of NV or % sec ii; II hf of NJ ar and
sw qr of Ne or of No. IL I'll and 5l in Tp No.
- north. rangeNo. = west OF The willamette Meri-
dian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described Land, or any portion thereof. are hereby
required 10 file their claims in this office within
sixty C'ili days from date hereof.
Given under INV hand az my Office in o ympia
W. T.. This IOIh day of October, A ID. 1881.
JOHN +. CONVEY
H-lOw Register of the Land Office
, 1883-11-01
The Great Northwest.

: + rfra..'~-
The estimate of tn" future pros
pcct- Of the vast aud rich region.
whose produc, l. to be drained hy
the Northern Pacific railroad aud is
brauchp-. i heavily discounted hy
the mistake made by the government
in 40, taking full ownership and
control Of thar road when the
Jay Cook. syndicate failed and throw
mp the job, Had the government
built the road on lis own Par bonds
at , per cent. for say thirty years,
the cost Of work fully equipped would
have been many millions less than
the company mas made it. and the
interest account at least S2,uuh~p =.
year less. This S2uunODO. probably
$3,OOO,o0n, Is the premium which the
supporters Of the road viii Ice taxed
by the corporation over and abov"
the rates which the United States. rs
the owner and operator of the road,
would have charged 1t il an enor-
NOUS discount Ola til" resource, Of tie
country, and the earnings Of the pco-
pie. but still the natural resources Of
! Oregon. Washington. Montana and
Dakota arr ~ vast III coal, iron. tim
ber, lumber, capabilities for cereals
and precious metals. that not even
this huge discount set upon them can
long retard d mighty development,
When it Is reflected that California
produces full o1e-tcnth Of all the
wheat Of the country, and more than
one fifth Of the wheat exports, and
that we DO this with an area of not
more than 3,50h,OOO acres planted in
wheat, and that Washington and
Oregon have three times as many
acres better adapted to wheat than
ours, and that within the railway
| belt of the Northern Pacific, We begin
to form an understanding of the fUl-
ture agricultural possibilities of oul
northern neighbors, whose resources
III coal, iron and lumber are even
greater than in the cereals. Given d
shipping terminus on the deep waters
of Puget Sound equal in facilities 10.
large ships with those of San Fran.
cisco, aud it needs no prophetic mind
to forsee the creation Of city there
within the lives Of its young mer
which will, III its exports and imports
reach the magnitude of our own.
, 1883-11-01

C!NmplA- Na>Ali. Ton Territory
Motto" j. hereby given that. in COnlpiiunC" with
the provisions Of the Act Of Ccnur'~> approved
june ; lS1S entitled An Act for the sale of TIM
brT Lands III the States of California. Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory, Frank nam
ber- OF Eiaiam county Washington Territory
has this day flied in this oh.Cr his application To
purchase the So or of section No. - in township
No - north, range : west uf the u !iamr ttrc
Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely III" laid
described land, or any portion thereof. are '"r"ly
required to file their claims in this Office within
sixty tGII DAYS from date hereof.
Given under my hand at my Oti'cc. in Olympia,
". T., this 18th bay Of October. \ D. lsS
JOHN F. GOWN-
BELOW Rtni~t.r Of the Land Office.
, 1883-11-01
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
PUGET SOUND Iron 90.

Location Of principal placr OF business. S.u
Francisco, Cal. Location of works. IrondGle
Washington Territory.
Notice l. hereby -sITrH that aT a meeting uf tn
directors held ON Itrt 18th GAY Of September. lSS
an .~-r--mrmt ,Eo. - OF hfy ,,Jl cents per share
wa- levied upon IN" capital stock of III" cnrrcTa
ton. PAYABLE Immediately i'll nitrG S'a'.- .uid
coin. Ia the secretary ~ Ia" Office al th' cumP"Hr
No. ~ Montgomery street. Room No Z San
Francisco. Cal
ANY -iurL upon which t!ii- a-~..->rI,.u. snail r.
main uuI,ad nu til" !G,h G.,y uf OcIabrr. M viii
bc delinquent ana 1ivCr'i~, f,T .air- al PuaI.
auction. sud unless pIyn-tf ! rIat:'. L"iuJ" W'i
br >oId on Monday Tie Ia.h day 81 Nog,Iubcr. -
to pay the Delinquent a~>r->irl.t; tagt'i-rr W.T.!
costs Of ;Idyr1ti-u.. and expense 'f -s.i".
A.iIAISE1- Secretary.
Office: rs Montgomery street, Room No T.
San Francisco. Cal.
, 1883-11-01
United States District Land Office,
OlYmnia WaShinrtnn Trrrifnrr

Notice Is hereby given that, IN coinnliance
with the provisions OF The -Act Of Congress an
proved June ;, lS1S, entitled AN Act tor the
sale of Timber lands in the States of Califor-
mia, oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory. Dennis X. Howard of kit>ap county. Wash
ngtoR Territory hae this day fled in This office
his application 10 purchase thew hf of or of sec
ed and Inf OF =" ar of section No "a in township
Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land, or any portion thereof,
are hereby required 10 fife their claims in This
office within sixty l6Ol days from late hereof.
Given under my hand, at my office, in Diyni-
pin, W. T., This luth daN Of Sept. 4. u. lSSi-
JOHN r. CONVEY
3i:luM Rcgistcr of The Iand Ofiice
, 1883-11-01
United States District Land Office,

Olympia, Washington Territory. 7
Notice Is hereby given that, i'm compliance
with the provisions of the Act Of Congress ap
proved june B. 1875 entitled An Act for the
sale of Timber Lands n the States Of CalifOT-
mia Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terri
tory CHRISTOPHER Williams nf Jefferson County,
Washington Territory. has this day filed in
this ofic. his application tn purchase the =,
of sw or of sec. > and hf of NV qr of sec. No
II - and III. in township No 2S north. range No
= west of the William cite Meridian
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
said described Land, or any portion thereof,
are hereby required to file their claims i'll this
o fiicc within sixty l6ol days from date hereof
t;iven Under my hand, iIt my Office. in OIym-
III, w. T. This 10th day of October. lSSI.
JOHN r. CONVEY,
3j:lOW Register of the Land OHcc-
, 1883-11-01
United States District Land Office,

olSIil'ld' W
Notice II hereby given that. in conDlian ce
with the provisions OF The act OF Congress aID-
proved June 3. ISIS. entitled IAN acr for the
sale OF timber lands in the states of California
oregon. Nevada and Washington territory
Robert M-No"d- ofC CIalam county y. .Washinginn
territory, has this day fled in this office his
application 10 purchase the lots 3 and of SEC
:. tp ~ Il. r west. and g II; OF qTLf sec No
T. i'll tip 80 n range No west OF the Will
llmctte meridian.
said described land or any portion thereof
are hereby required TO & lie tncir claims in tins
Office within sixty tIl day : from date hereof
Given under my hand, al my office in OIym-
pi:i, W. T.. tins LIST day of September, A.p. fSS3
29-fow JOHN +. CONVEY, Register.
, 1883-11-01
United States Di.tri-t Lani 0flcr.

Nutiyr - hereby -i.,. -Er-. 7u ,umuIi4fsrs
with the provisions ut fhs agf a. tru-.r,--- up
HTpErj juno B. I-.~. entitled '-tu .trt :,r rhc
sac OF fiH' 'T .HgH- I'm rhr slft~ oi IiifDruiu
CirrsoU. Nevada auI Washington 1rIrfrsTy.r' -
tna~ T N.-uG cf Jefferson count -yy:,~!li't.s-
ton territory. HH- This day ii g.i III 'hi- office
his grl.Iiy;.i ...l to purchase thv ar ne or
81 sec -: TIE GT a. NV ar AMI . hf ~ nv "a Of
Sc - - :tI! -. III ~ 40 81 HpT;G. range :
West OF ho u 5lI.mcitC meridian.
ANY aUi AL persons aiming al ycF-..iV Tie
said described hand. or any TOTtiUn Thereof.
are hereby required Ia riir their claims IN This
ufsi,- within sixty Gf-'lgly from lstlC hereof
Given under my haua. at my ufIic,,.iu Uiym
pi.I. I. Tins IIth day Of Sept. \. u l->3.
3I-IUw JuHS I. GOwEY. Register.
, 1883-11-01
UNITED STATES Dr.Tmcr LAND orrIrE.

VIN !. :
NOtiC. ! HEREBY giyru that. III compliance with
the provisions Of the Act OF Congress approved
june = 1875 entitled IN At FOR tie ale II Tim
ber Lands in The State Of California, q. e-oU. Ne
vatla and Washington Territory Eliza Cay-.
of Cl1Iam cOuIy. Wash Terr-- IN. This
day I'D ~ This Office hi~ application pure las,
!. uf ~ ~TC. - U"lt u Hr OF IL and
!. or NV Il Of sec. No. l. in tp. Me- ~ H.T ".
Of he Willamette meridian.
ANY .ud al! persons ciaEIiug adversely the said
ds~CE. H,'G liUi ANY portion thereof. heErby
-rgUu-, 90 Hlr their r.a'm- ia t!II- "5tseS iti..
~.Xty 5.il div from date hereof
Given HudcT fIy hand. Ut Uy office. in OlymPir.
W. T., this I'D day ot August, \. D. lSs}
JOHN +. CONVEY,
2S-lCU Register OF the Land Office.
, 1883-11-01
United States District Land Office, !

Wy Dli- W l.
NotiCe i hereby given that. in cuiunIialicc
win Tue prov i~Ipu~ OF tiIc UCt Oi COu.Tt-, an
proved Juno = is entitled 'Nn act for the
~atr OF lIhi.r'r !.u!~ IN the states uf IlitoTHE
'f'-"n- Nevada ami Washington TERRITORY. -
stephen nov. Oi Jefferson COUurv Washing
ION Terri t"TN. has This day IicI IN Ibis o. %. c..
ms application to pUr' has" The ht - ,ir:r1rl
% hi 'i " HF Ei ~.-- No 80. in ia NJ /. nor. d.
range . Wc~f uf III willamette ucrfEfali
ANY and al persons claiming adversely The
~'iit describe! ilHH. or am. pDrfipU thereof
are hereby required 70 iir heir "kgiI-i~ in this
rec within SIM y, ,u.-t.ay~ from da-r hereof
"iNcn u'I'!"T 'Iy hand ~ INV Office. in 'Ilrsr-
pEI. ": T thI- S'.h 'issy 81 August \. H. I~c..
G9-lUw joHE +. Cow ~, Register.
, 1883-11-01
AYERS PILLS.

y EIrse proportion of the diseases which
s''''Se human suffering result from dcrauge-
asen; Of the stomach, bowels, and liver
AYERS CATHARrIC PILLS act directly upon
these organs, and are especially designed 10
cure the diseases caused by their deralige-
'hc"t, including Constipation, IndiSes-
lion, Dyspepsia, Headache, Dysentery.
ami host Of other ailments for all of
which they are a safe, sure, prompt. and
pleasant remedy. The extensive use of these
PILLS by eminent physicians in regular prac-
tee, shows Enthusiastically tue estimation in
".':ch they are held by the medical profess
sion.
These PILLS are compounded Of vegetable
substances only, and are absolutely free from
"'i"ii or any other injurious ingredient.
\ Sufferer from Headache writes
'AYEE'S PILLS are Invaluable to me aud
-'e ihS constant companion. | have been
severe sufferer from Ileatlache and your
PILLS are The only thing / c0uId InnI, 90
Tor relief one dose will quickly Iuoye NV
bowels aiii Tree my head from i,ain. They
are lhc most elective and the easiest l,ySic
nave ever found. II is a pleasure to me 10
speak IN their praise, and l always do "a
when occasion oilers
W. l.. PAGE, of W. l.. Page & Bro"
ft'hAAh ST., Richmond, a., June 5, lss2
Il have used AYERS Pills in number
it'H INSTANCES as recommended by YOU aud
'N''''N' "a ba4'-lil 10 Iilli to aCgBmItllSh
;ite desired result. We constantly keen them
nli hand 1T our home aud prize them rs a
pleasant, safe. and reliable family medicine.
foIi DYSPEPSIA they aFe Invaluable.
IL. j. T. IIAYEs''
The liEv. FRANCIS Il. HARIowE. writing
from -ii't'tt, Ga, says: For some ycarS
p,'st have been subject to coustipati0m.
from which, III spite Of the use of neIil
t:''es "i various kinds / suffered iucreasiug
i''t''i' 'ri'irhcc, until some months ago [
'vS'' taking AIEH'S PILLS. They Iava
entirely corrected the custive habit. and
''''e vastly improved my general health.''
AYERS CATHAErIC PILLS correct irreru-
E'riies Of the bowels, stimulate the anne
ale ''nI digestion, and Icy their prompt and
thorough actiousgive tone and vigor to the
AGoie physical economy.
PREPARED by