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grsposals.
CEALED PROPOSALS.


BOARD or COMMISSIONERS, COUNTY or ONO,
WHEELlEO, W. VA, FEB. Is, lSsG.
eCaled Proposals. will be received at this office
Until Saturday, February ~ 1880 At 2 Dol ?ck Z. Y.
for making ClRnggF, alterations An1 repairs 10 thu
north half OF the Public lialldlng, Wheeling W
Va, Plans, specifications and form cal be seen RI
this ofiCe and at the Public Building.
The Buildtng Committee reserves the right "a
rCleqt any or all bids
o.p. lIAEINon. AZ .GIiSai. - "o0H tsis MWir
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LACE CURTAINS.

We are Offering our stock on hand Of
Lace Curtains ut Il Genuine reduction.
BRUkS s. GOLFER.
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BURKErr, the champion Of the Ohio
Valley, versus James Carbohydrates
mile race d The Ohapllne street rink
Thursday night Admission 20 cents,
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BuRxEff, tho champion Of the Ohio
Valley, versus Janes Gilhooley-thfee
mile race az the Ohapllne street rink
Thursday night Admission 20 cents,
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ayr,u Advertisements,
EIOI2 SALE.

No. Is Maryland NJ Get very deslrnblO dwelling
of slx rooms; RFOllul 10 feet by lS2 feet 4 bar
gain 10 any purchaser who ithuy teiorG March
No, OiS ACtIOllOch street, new Cottage Frame
House Of biX I0oma
No liji E1h street leYcu rooms and Kitchen
~ AUps lRud. four room house, new hlRble, lUO
trees ChGlce ltut At blA Grove, can be bought for
1900,
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Bio bargains in shoes this week, before
moving. j. 4. SroNE.
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WIFI close out lot Of infants shoes at
g5c Chat cost double the money.
j, Il. BroNR.
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ANOTHER lot OF the celebrated l.. &S.
UnlaunlriOd White shirts received.
Price 75 cents each, two for 81 IS. :
q. HESS Il SONS.
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FlIuT BRANCH.

The First Branch WAS called to ordsr by
Mayor Grub shortly after O'Clock. The
absgntees werO MessrB, Happy and List.
The minutes being read and approved,
the resolution offered by Mr.. STANLEY and
adopted by thu Second Branch, directing
the Board Of Public Works to pave with
brick North Main street, from Ninth street
to Jonathan's Ravine, was taken up for
consideration. Mr.. Terrell offered the fol.
lowing amendment to this resolution:
Bell further resotrXd, That the Board Of
Public Works he instructed to pave with
south side Of Sixteenth street on ChSpline
street 10 south sidB Of Eighteenth street
on Ohapline street; from Chapline street
to EofT street on Eighteenth street; from
Eighteenth street to Nineteenth street on
Eoff street; from Eod street to east aide OF
Jacob street on Nineteenth street.
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Telephone A-iS6
E0R RENT.
FOR RENT!

IN "RElL1Y BLOCK" OPERA HOUSE CORNER,
One stOreIoom fronting on Market street, next
70 q. SchnCptB drug store. Seven rooms lot OdoA
IL SECOND and third BtOrieB One large hal C0Iei
Ing the entire building, AliO, n Handsomely fur
nlshed and well llshtsd basement suitable iofl
most any kind Of business, and will 10 completed
10 lew days. The other rooms are ready Tot o.
ctpAnoy now.
The gtoreioo and Upstairs rooms handsomely
finished, No. liSg HAih street. Possession given
1istAphl.
0nv large store.room and cellar. No. S9 Zane
Street corner Zane and Broadway, Island. Alo,A
largo BtiCk UOtlke, No. 2IIB MGln street suitable
for boarding house. Possession, hr,t April
:. Alo,. four tenement houses IN same location
Possession can be KiVen d once and rents feAt0n'
able TO good tenants. Apply 10
N. REILLY,
fell Nos 1900 and i8ii aGiN Street.
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gnhIte &sles.
AT PUBLIC SALE,

A n PUBLIC SALE,
Il not sold At private sale before the 18Th Inst
Will otter ~ public auction OIL lGal day the lane
aud elgibly situated tw0EIOry Frame dwelling
No 81 Virginia street, land seven loom, AMI
bathroom, lot 30El20, We'll Improved. Also nv
two story Frame, No, 1856 NlrellLA street. lOI SC1iS
Terms made known on day Oi sale.
W, Il, HALLER, AuCllOneer.
The above sale Is adjourned unlIl SATURDAY
FchrnNtV "a. ielb ". H. Hal LbR.
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MIR rERI.ElL's PLAN,


Mr.. Terrell also presented petition
asking that The streets named in his
amendment be paved with brick, signed
by a large number Of leading business
firms and manufacturing establishments
In presenting this petition Mr.. Ferrell
supported his amendment In o forClble
manner. Mr.. Myles moved that the or.
iSlpal resolution aud the amendment be
referred to the Board Of Public Works,
which motion was lost alter Mr.. Caldwell
had spoken vigorously against the "rider,h
ss he characterized Mr.. FerTell'I amend.
tnent. He said ho thought 1t was
plainly to bs seen that the inten.
ton Of Mr.. Terrell was to kill both
propositions. Mr.. Caldwell presented a
strong argument in favor Of paving North
Main street. Mr.. Feirells amendment
was defeated by vote Of s TO u. The
original, Mr.. Hhanley's resolution, was
adopted by a vote Of o to .; this not being
the requisite two-thirds majority vote the
resolution was laid on the table until the
next meeting, when o majority vote will
put II In force. One argument advanced
against Mr.. FefTell was, that his amend.
ment, involving an expenditure Of money,
was not IN order, all such resolutions hay.
ing 10 originate In tho Second Branch.
The Committee on Ordinances was in.
struCted 10 summon persons and report as
to the adylsablllty oil drafting an ordinance
placing the clock in the tower Of ~. Phul's
Church, In the Eighth ward, under city
control,
A spirited debate took place over the
salary reported by the Fire and Police
Board for Clerk STANLEY, and II was finally
laid over by vote Of 10 O, In order, as
alleged by those who opposed Conhtna.
ton, that the Council might have the up.
pottunlty Of Learning what the duties Of
tho office arc 10 be.
Mf. A. j. SChnltEe offered q resolution,
that was adopted, lnstructlDg the Commit.
tee on Ordinances 10 draft an ordinance
making IL an offenBs punishable by fine
and imprisonment for any keeper Of q
coffee house or ordinary 10 permit any
prostitute 10 enter or loitet about his Of
her premises.
In oil other matters the business acted
upon by ths Second Branch was Ooncutred
IN by this Branch, aud at 1915 o'clock
Council adjourned.
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Auction sales,
Desirable Property.

A good sized Lot aud seven rOomCd Brick Howe
supplied with wa or and gaL OantrSlly located 40
ilaGO on the cat side ~ EJf Sg1sp ODE LOpr ahDSs
Twelfth, IL now EntOi inf i!t 10 ger nnbla, 10 h
told n! tho Court H0uas, Saturday morning, Itl
ruaTy n, Al 10 o clock, 10 The highest bidder
TRRss-Sl,O0 GOV, or Ag much more ny the puTchu,t
deylr To pay CISh, tho bGlAuuI In one aud lNo
yeRm with six psrGsnt Interest secured BY deed n
trust on tho properly.
title perfect and guaranteed,
JAMES ]. IIAWLRY.
W. II, HALLIR, AuetioneUr. ie9O
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gs,,stee SYKES.
TNRUsTEE's SALE,

Il
lIy virtue Ol Deed Of Trust made by Elizabeth
Mckeown and William MCkcOwn, her husband, "a
me Rs TRUSTEE, dated tho II h lay0i November, A
y. 1881 recorded ~ The otlce OF the Clerk Of The
County Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, IN
Deed u Trust Hook M ~, page 26i, Will sell al
tho front door Of tho Court HOuSc OF said county,
on MONDAY, MARCH ], 1855, commencing al II
O'Clock A. the following described property,
situate In thO,city q wheeling, county oil Ohio
and Stale Of Nut Vngluia, that Il 10 tay: Lot
numbered (2OS) Two Hundred and Eight lituoted
Oh the IonthGass corner oil sixteenth and McCol'
lOCh streets, III the said city Of watching,
The title Il b:liovld TO be good, but selling n
Trustee Will convey only tho title vested In Inc
by said Deed Of Trust.
TEdMS OF BALE One third Of the pufchREe
money cal IN hand: OnOlh thereof with In
tertAtI Ia one year, and tho residue thereof With
interest in two year, from tho day Of tNlC taxing
from the purchaser lis nOs WITH good security ioI
the DEFERRED payments, and retaining tao legal
AMBROSE 8. LIST, Trustee.
BY james A. IleniY, lis Agent.
WILLIAM II. HALLER. AuotlGnor. lA2g
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NoTIoR,
MamtcG.

WANlED-A YOUNG MAN OF
w good tddRSl N keep o 10: Of bolls Mint
no exps irn'ed aud have good reference. Al.
dress, In own hand ET,tlng, ~ care this Office,
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VALUABLE, TO The public, is the great
Sacrifice sale going OH now at
BlEUES Il C0FFElES.
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The Committee on Accounts presented
bills OgereRatinR $l,C03 so, which were
ordered paid, Tho cUIbmittee reported
that 1t had examined the books Of Clerk
Bowers and Receiver Dunswsy, ijund
the same correct aud to bil4uoe, and had
cancelled all vouchers This books showed
the following balances; Appropriation
fund, 81; contingent, S2,9l9 As; teu.Cent
levy, $1,000; general, $1,000 So; State
appropriation, Sl60 on. 1hia part Of the
report was ordered filed,
This Board Of Equalization and Appeals
presented bills aggrgatIpg, ~ 80 which
were ordered PAID. The Board ssked that
the reductions OF assessments oil real and
persona! property reported in lie c,mmu'
iilcaLlOu bs ratified, ana that the Clerk be
authorized to draw his order for the
amounts oftsx paid in excess, The re
ducti1n vi tex paid on real estate Rggrs'
eating Sl4 10 AMI on personal property,
Sl3j W, HE report, which WAS unanim'
Gus, was adopted, la connection with ii,
ths communication Of Assessor Arkle, to
which reference WEB made IN the lNrELLl'
GGSCGR at the tins Of the last meeting OF
Council, IGhsCung gu Sir. Il, j. Stone,
was read, also . communication from Mr.,
Stone, HcrOmpainsd by statements sigued
bJ CoRu,y and city clliuiHls, past and pres
enl, G.tsstiug 10 Mr., stones hoEesIy, and
shO sing that he IA his statements before
the Hoard had clearly and honestly mRde
his relurus both then, andto Mr.. Ankle
previously.
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@snsral aattees.
NOTICED!
MEATS +!

Hereafter every piece Of Su.
gar Cured Meats and Bacon
Shoulders Cured and Smoked
by US will be branded by the
word
"SCHENK'S,"
burned into the skin, Wehave
found it necessary to do this in,
order to protect consumers,
dealers and ourselves against
inferior meats represented as
being our brand, We expect
to put a mark on our Bacon
Sides shortly,
Respectfully,
f. Schenlz n Sons,
1890 Market Street.
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PAYING PROJECTS.

A RESOLUTION was adopted in this Branch
which VISA offered by Mr. Comerford in
the First branch aud adopted by that
body, referring to the l'inarca Committee
the questions Of payiug certain streets In
East Wheeling and In South Wheeling
and STRENGTHENING Usldwell'S run, tibet
committee to report as to the sdyisability
Of doing all or certain parts OF the work
mentioned, and also to report from Whist
source funds can be obtained to pay for
the came.
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j. B. Polk appears at the Opera House
Friday and Saturday evenings and .Satur'
day afternoon in "Mlxed Pickles" The
sale Of reserved seats commences ut Baum
cr's this morning. This Ia not u farce com.
ody, but very funny play on the general
order oil "The Private Secretary" taking
its name from tRo brothers named Pickles,
who rival the DrOmiOJ in the facility with
which they get "mixed."
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Ladies Ane button shoes reduced from
q 90 10 81 90 this week Of
]. I. sroNR's, il4O Main street,
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"nANLET,'

Tho wardrobe for "Hamlet" arrived
from Philadelphia yesterday, 1t is new,
elegant and historically correct, costing a
lara sum Of money, Nothing has been
spared to mRkB the rendition OF this play
at the Opera House rhulslsy,agreat Ama'
ttur production, and itshould BIZ well pat
ronizsd, Tickets al Banners music store.
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Sod BY all druggists, Pace; Cnlloura, 90 cts;
ResolVSiit u 0O; soap, % cts. Prepared by the
PorrER DRUG AND tHESIcAL Co., Boston, Mass
send fsE pamphlet.
pcRIITiFY the ComPO1lOa and Skin by using
DGHu the CullCliA Soap,
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ZOE SEE.

DOR sALE-30O CHEAP FARMS IN
~ WET ylRsiNLA; Gliollats free ~ A g
Ie2N
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-04-24
Loakfoma, Miss.
I. j. ROSS.

APRIL 20, 1886.
EDITOR OF BEACoN:-Your valuable
paper comes regularly to us every
week, except when ovcrtlows of the
NoXubcc prevent the mails from cross.
ing. see items from different Sec
tons and have concluded TO inditc a
few lines to let the good people Of
Noxubcc, and the lest of the world,
know that we live over here in the pi-
ny woods of northeast Winston. We
have a good country TO live in, too;
lands are cheap here and produce as
much cotton 10 the acre as Noxubec,
and a better sample. We have to use
fertilizers TO make rs much corn, but
are ahead OF N0Xubec for root crops
and fruit. The fruit. however, is not
a fun crop this year, on account of the
un'avorable spring, yet there will be
plenty for homG consumption and to
spare. But u only means Of trans
p0rtation is the ox-wagon; and right
here, Mr., Editor, | see your paper is
trying TO gobOle up cur n. j. Il c. RR
which, on an airline, would run right
through where have planted my vine
yard. Now, just 60 ahead, Mr.. Bca.
con, and if YOU get the road to Macon,
there is one consolation for met will
save me from litigating with the rail
road for my vineyard,
We have a live country here. farms
small, the owners doing all the farm
work, help each other at log rollings
and house raisings, always have splcn
did dinners at such times, and u high.
heclcd time generally.
Farming operations are very back.
ward on account of 50 much rain, and
sometimes it looks as though we will
not get in our crops at all.
Our sportsmcn have rcapcd a har.
vest killing turkeys, Of which there
sra great numbers over here, ScvcraI
deer have also been killed, but don't
let that induce YOU to come over hunt
ing now, for the game law is i'll full
force since the 18th inst.
Easter Sunday is almost here, and
we are invited TO dinner by one OF oul
good Dutch ncighbors. OF course We
will accept, and expect to enjoy our
selves highly, for they are really {
wholc.soul people.
This is n fine country for men O.
small means, who are able and wiling
to work, for land is cheap and produ'
ces everything that is adapted to tli,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-04-24

limc to time, In 1882 Brooksyivlc
stripped about City a loads of corn
fou'h; ihrrc Is now plenty of tSrn
ior s"lr III the community and man.
wagons iroh Winston are now beinu
sudplicd. '
Sloek-raising and dairying, as an in.
1us'ry, Is rapidly gaining ground.
mr. y. Scales, proprietor Of sunny.
sue Farm, ZIP miles west of Brooks.
Siiie, ms Il fine herd of thoroughbred
Jerseys and grades, besides several
n'lc brood mares and Il good stock of
berkshire hogs. He has built an elc-
Sai' new residence on his farm, Il mac.
h'ncent barn, wired his plice all in,
ahd Wlth'his recently imported cattle,
Is iaSt coming TO the front as Il breed
Ut OF hue stock. ID. Hardin 4 Bro.
arc also IN the live stock business, hay
'lS ABOUT thirty or forty head of hors-
cS and mules. They give special at
'ehllon to mules and raise and furnish
10 the market as fine as can be had in
tennessee or Kentucky. They have
al,o good stock of cattle. About
y pounds of butter is shipped week.
~ from Brooksville to Meridian, Mo.
Dlle and New Orleans. the product Of
,ie dalrics of Mcssrs. K. X. Wootcn, b
i Harper, Lucian Wilbanks, J w Dcu.
prce, W W Gaines, PW Memories,
>, / Stokes, I j 5 deGranenricd, d
Mcleod, W NJ Dixon, n Scales, il II
Shnll, W Gaines, Mrs Emma MAY
and Mrs A Crymes.
The poultry shipments are also good.
about 600 turkeys being SHIPPED during
the season and also chickens and eggs.
brooksville IS also prominent as IA dis.
lribpting point for L. S. mail, as there
are several overland routes elnanaling
from this pbint east and west. The
post Office department is gracefully
presided over by Mrs. d. r. Sandford,
who receives the highest praise from
the business men Of the place for the
courteous and efficient manner in
which she discharges the duties of her
office. This is evidenced by the fact
that she opens and distributes the
south bound mail every night imme.
dlatcly after its arrival at 1925 p. m.
would be glad to saw more about
Brooksvilie, but | know that your
space torbidS.
Il. j. ROSS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-04-24
DYSPEPSIA.

Sedentary habits, mental worry, nervous
excitement, excess or imprudencc in eat
ing or drinking, and various other causes,
induce Constipation followed by general
arrangement of the liver. kidneys, and
stomach, in which The disorder of each
organ increases the iniirnii,y of the others.
The immediate results are Los, of Ape
titc, Nausea, Foul Breath, Heartburn, Flat
ulcncc, Dizziness, Sick Headaches, failure
Of physical and mental yigor, distressing
sense of weight and fullness inthe stomach,
and increased Costiveness, all Of which are
known under one head rs Dyspepsia.
lncyery instance whore this disease does
not originate from scrofulous faint in the
blood, AYERS PILLS may be confidently
relied upon TO effect a cure. Those cases
not amenable to the curative influence of
AYERS PILLS alone will certainly yield il
the PILLS are aided by the powerful blood
purifying properties of AYERS SARsAPA-
RILLA.
D~yspeptics should know that the longer
treatment Of their malady is postponed,
the more difficult of cure it becomes.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-04-24

DIED-ln Macon, April q, at the
residence ofhis father, DR.. j. S. Swce-
ny, E. }. Sweeny, aged %. He was
from Kent counlv, Ohio, aud came
here in the fall OF 1885 with his father,
with the hope of being restored to
health. lie appeared to improve,
sometime after his arrival, but "hope
:old a tlattcring tale" Consumption
had a fatal hold upon him and he final
lv succumbcd at an age when life usu-
ally holds out the brightest promise.
lie made many friends here who deep
ly sy%mpathized with him in his suffer
ing. The remains were taken back to
Kent for intcrment, accompanied by
the family.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-04-24

climate, not only field crops, but every
variety of trui, and vegetables.
looked nj a gcnllcman's strawberry
patch yesterday, and it was II grand
~Ni@ht-whito with blooms, and II great
many berries half grown. lie said he
would have ripe berries in two weeks
ltis quite healthy here, in fact, for Il
Doctor it is distressingly so,
f. II -
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Bucklen's Arniea Salye.

The Best salve in the world for
uis, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
hhcuIh, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin
EruptionS, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
TO give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by j. + Jones.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-04-24

The quickest time on record! Neural
gia Of the worst type, cured by one dose
of SMITHS BILE BEANS in from
one 10 four hours, as many who have
tried team testify. ltdoes seem strange
that sensible people will suffer with this
terrible disease when speedy relief can
surely be found in this simple safe and
inexpensive remedy. 25 cents. For sale
by all druggists and dealers in medi-
cine, or sentanywhere on receipt of price
in stamps.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-04-24

W. Ford Il Bro. have hung up their
sign in the Beacon, where hundreds Of
people will read it every week, and we
hope to the mutual advantage of the
Ford Bros. ana our readers. People
will talk, and they do say we may have
to announce Mr.. w. Ford in another
partnership before long. We shall see.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-04-24

The %cncrvation and lassitude of
spring time are but indications Of the
sluggish action of the blood, over
loaded with carbonatcs accumulated
BY the use of heating food in winter.
This condition may be remcdied by
the use OF Aycr's Sarsaparilla, the best
blood purifier known.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-04-24

VERTIGO, MYSTERIES. CoNvULSIoNs
Ali Nervous Disorders in fact-arc
cured bv Samaritan NerViuc.
My wife had fits for 80 years. says
Henry Clark, Of Fairfield, Mich, "Sa-
marian Ncrvinc cured her" Your
Druggist keeps it. $3.50.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-04-24

Somebody is to be blamed for not
sending us a notice of The marriage of
Mr.. SHELTON NJ. THOMAS and Mrs.
ELLA EDWARDS, on the first Of April.
They were married by Elder +. Pace
at the residence of the brides uncle, j.
Il. Evans Of Summcryillc, and Il large
company of friends were present on
Tie happy occasion,
May their faith ever remain unbro-
ken, their hearts the home of happi-
ness, and bright with sunshine with
out measure"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-04-24

Alkaline, wife of "Swcet William"
was pronounced by a Julv TO be in
sane, and she surely was, but DR.. FAINT
thinks with proper treatment she
might be cured of her malady. Shcr-
if Rogers took her to Meridian.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-04-24
Ayers Pills

Never fail to relieve the bowels and pro-
mote their hcalthful and regular action,
and thus cure Dyspepsia. Temporary
palliatives all do permanent harm. The
litful activity into which the enfeeblcd
stomach is spurred by ''bitters," and alco-
holic stimulants, is inevitably followed
BY reaction that leaves the organ weaker
than before.
"Costivencss, induced by my scdentary
habits of life, became chronic; AYERS PILLS
afforded me speedy relief. Their occasional use
has since kept me all right" Hermann BRING.
HoTF, Helca'k, Nd.
~ was induced to try AYERS PILLS as a
remedy for Indigestion, Constipation. md
Headache, from which | had long been n sui.
tcrcr. | found their action easy, and obtained
prompt relief. They have benefited me more
than all the medicines ever before tried" NV.
WATSON, 1852 State ST., Chicago, III.
"rhey have entirely corrected the costive
habf, and vastly improved my general health
REV. FRANCIS Is. HARLowE, atlanta, Ga.
"rhe most effective and the easiest physic |
have ever found. One dose will quickly move
my bowel. and free my head from pain" WI
PAGE, Richmond, Ia.
"A sufferer from Liver Complaint. Dys-
pepsil, and Neuralgia for the last twenty
wears, AYERS Pills have benefited me more
than any medicine | have ever taken" 7. X.
RoGERs, Needmore, Br0ira Co.. Ind.
"For Dyspepsia they are invaluable" J.T.
HAYES, .Ntgid, Texas.