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Criminal court, Judge Montgomery, the case OF
Hairless Ford, colored man. was tned on an In
01ctment fOr HOUSEKEEPING In entering the house
OF Basil Mayhem On the 27th Of june with intent
TO steal. The defendant claimed that he was mot
the perpon.
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FINANCIAL,

NJ. v. CohsOA JAo, ". MCCARTNEY
u Member " l. stock Ex
CORSON MCCARTNEY
6IOVEE 81 .LDINO. I1l9 81. NV
Iankers and Dealers IN OosexnIleat B1aIx
Derosits Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad stocks and Bonds. aud All securities stas
the ExchAIges Of New iork fhil4delpha. Isosto,.
AID BALTIMORE bsusht and sold :.
speciality made VI lEyestnIent Securites District
BONDS and al Local haliroed. &c.. Insurance aud lei
eIlofle SIDcz oealt in.
Axsres, Bell Teiephone stock bought aud sold jy Is
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CapilOl Topics.


THE coSFEREEs on The RIVER AND BARBoR BILL
are having hard time TO come 70 an agreeme ut
They have had six days steady ses ions without
material result. II is possible that the Potomac
flats improvement may b. one OF the items upon
which the report VIII show a rai ure TO agree, but
at The present time that item Is Practically agreed
upon. IL Is good item TO trade on. The House con-
cedfng hat and getting a concession In return,
and ior that reason IL Is kept open. Ultimately
the House conferees VIII agree to the amendment
OF the Senate inserting this item, and the blll as
OF $400, 900 Tor the Improvement or the hats.
THE FULLER NOMINATION.
II was agreed among the democratic Senator's
and those or the republican ST ie who support Mr.
Fullers nomination 10 move for an executive ses-
sion with the view OF confirm ng the appointment
this afternoon, unless the army appropriation bii
should Intervene TO prevent.
NOTES.
After the heated DISCUSSION In the senate yester-
day on the Presidents vetoes the Senate, at 2
O'Clock, without disposng OF the subject, pro-
ceeded TO the consideration OF the 1sherf treaty
10 open executive session, and was addressed By
Mr.. George In favor OF ts raLn;adoa.
On a Serious Charge.
AN EMPLOYMENT AGENT ARRESTED FOR AN ATTEMPTED
ASSAULT on YOUNG WOMAN.
Of1cer Kaucner this afternoon arrested Frank
NJ. Burnnam. who conducts a licensed employment
agency at No. $50 street northwest, on a war
rant charging him with assault, sworn out 10y
Miss Anne Meisnger, about nineteen years OF age.
last Wednesday. The young woman lives
In Winchester, and came here Mednes-
day morning looking for employ ment.
First she went TO the detendanl's place.
where, Sue charges, he assaulted her. She made
complaint TO 0ificer kaucher, who escorted her 10
the Police Court where she procured the warrant.
When arrested Durham denied the charge. The
young woman says that when she entered Burn
hams office she was required TO pay 80 cents be-
fore she could consult him about getting a situa-
ton; that soon after giving him the money he
locked the door and made an Insulting
proposal TO her; that she objected;
whereupon he put his arms around
he told her there were none around. Then some
one knocked at the door snd she got out OF the
room, leaving a bundle behind. Durham vas
locked up for a nearing In the Police Court to-
morrow.
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H0MAkD UNIVERSITY. WASHINGTON, d. C,
~ July ~. lnss--sealed Proposals.. properly en-
C1rssd. viii be received by tn uudersiyi ed until
MONpA4. JULi TWIN Y-1HIkD at ONE Pm 10y
furnishing material tor building At Howard
University duriug he year ending June 30 1889 par
Icui4rs furnished sPYe4tion- The night to reject
any u al Lids Is reserved. j. b. JOHNSON Ireas-
NI2.l3I4 "a % ~
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You
husing around for your share Of the worlds good
gifts and It's hsId woxk. think Of Something else.
This constant work will tell sometime-perhaps 1t
has slrea y-snd sleeplessness neuralgia
al rheumatic aches and pains part OF the good
gitts' your hustIing has won.
II you are that way, let give you a prescription
no charge for the prescription though 1t will cost
dollar to have it filled by your druggist;
R. PAINE's
COMPOUND o.
Sig. Use according to directions
AL druggists keep it. It will strengthen your nerves
tone up whole system and make you bless for
prescribing this great nerve tonic.
Be sure to get the genuine. prepare only by
WELLS. RICHARDSON L CO..
IL Burlington. Vt.
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BABY's skin and Scalp preserved and beautihed by
the use of CUTICURA SOAP jylO,lll3l4
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L A Norr
ma NOTE
ma NOTE
N A NOTE

b lost ssolen 81 docs not release the mafsr he ma
pay It. the consideration for which Il IL rven. and
the amount can be pr0ven- The general indor~emsnt
which Hub funch IL receiving QUESTIONED Il
be- bean sQualled social brvsrsre FOR home
and social uss. and your Grocer and Druggist viz tell
you ~ chssfnlly. c. n. GRAVES SONS manu-
fsceurs ~ md the pubic spptovs IL
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nUk GREAT CLEARING SALE.
N(Our double width wool figured Debeige, 11Xc We
sold the at 1884, thou VI yxrds Il that
price. Ooupis Combustion. 124l l2l3 18th
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Auction sale of Horses Carriages Harness. &C., every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. TEN A
Large stock of New and Second Hand Carriages,
Bugg1es wagons, Harness, &c. always on hand at
Ilr1A .taa
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w Ahih" b WILLIAMS co. Aucti0nsers.
ExECUTOR,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY FRONTING On / STREET. BE-
TMEEN NINTH AND TENTH SHEETS
NORTHWEST, NO. 933.
BY authority under the last will Of the late Auguste
As uese1 deceased, viii sell At pubic auction,
MONDAY, JULY SIXTEENTH. A. ID. 1883. at SIX
O'CLOCK p. NJ, In front Of the premises sub lot No
~ in square No. 373 having 23 feet front by about
20 feet deep. more o. less, to alley, improved by
two-story aud basement brick DWELLING house, eleven
roopas and bathroom stable in the rear.
Terms OF sale: Cash, which 300 must be paid at
the time OF SALE TIE remainder Of the purchase money
must be paid within fifteen days from day Of sale,
otherwise the the 70 resell the
property At the risk aud cost Of defaulting purchaser
After hve days advertisement in newspaper pub
II he'd III the city OF Washington. d. c. All convey
jy5-d&ds MILAN ii. VEERHoFF. Executor
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

NOR sAI,F-TEE T8REE NEW TdREE-sTORY
II brick houses norih side Of 81. pet l5tn AM
10th sts- each house bas ak roons sha JAIN M Aa
cold water Saz iatfob-- range. car D. sStu Tor
$4,000. will A. per month sscn snd makes
rrsi rate investment JOHN ehhhnANf .41 ~,
yl33t ifOg >.
I>OR sAlF-A RARE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
il vest on line cars ceatrai:a nearly new two-story
r,rr.. frtck hay u1nlow, and alcONe, balm
rooul cellar al aOd imTs; hard OIL nnisn staineu
gls<s lot 2oxl10 nice front tr rsce Us. sSa
ulshed incl ding nne piano fEiSo i"f -.
Address T. NJ Il, star once 1I3-<E
UNR sALE-TyELyE HOUSES IN NORTHWEST
II r.nsing from $500 to 90 800; must he sold AZ
orc. lire bOusas 18TH between and sts:
thrre o., Maroon st. kn de Island ave: three Or
tisvei,-d ave one on q b. between and q sts for
usrtJrulars see MCLACHLEN 4 BAICHELDER, l2lo
D ~ n9 -o-.,lh
u,OR sAi E-CORNER HOUSE. NEW; SEAh sfAN-
II IN -,urar-- olly $4,000. easy terms mel al
LIN 4 bATCHEBDER 12l5F St JIo-3t
VNoK sAIE-IARGE, ELEVEN ROOM HOUSE IN
Iaents j Ii. HkRTI DAD,
iyi:IIx. l4255s st
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'I'HOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

Fronting one HUNDhED AND sixTY. FIvt
FEET On The En- LEST I SIDE OF yEkMQNr Az:
AVENUE, NEAR THOMAS CTRCt..
District OF Coiunbid pa,sed tue 27th day OF june
1855, in Equity Sause NO. 1898. Of c. b. Fowler
DAT fSna BAY s' or Sn 1883 81 at
highest bidder eli the right tile and interest of the
SAID George Taylor in and to the following described
t4e to sixty 900 both inclusive. and the south fteen
LOO QJ.4D feet front on Vermont avenue of Lot
number torty- light (4S), by the iu depth the eof
all i'll the said George aylors subdivision of part OF
square numbered TWO hundred and fourteen t2l4) on
trct OF co uinbia rs per plat recorded N Lber w b
foo 20 Oh the records OF the surveyors office; ID.
u ing The property how coupled by the sad aylor
on the west side Of Vermont avenue. opposite he
said sale will be made subject to deed Of trust made
by sad George Taylor aud vile to H. ". Tyler and q.
g. kq shertord OF record IL the la of said
foio~ing notes secured by SAID trust remain unpaid
to wit On incipa note tor sixty thousand dollars
te6O.OOOl which natures on the I'D day Of July,
1885, and two notes for interest the note first
dentroned Zach Tor the sum OF eighteen hundred
January 1883, ana the other will mature tine 23d
Terms OF sale: One-third % of the purchase mo ey
cash III had, and the residue in two equal nsta ments
on scredit OF one and two respectively from the
his notes for the deferred instalents OF purchase
money. bearing da,e the day q SAFE in ole and
per cent from date until paid payable semiann ual y.
and TO give such security for the threoi
may DE satisfactory to tue undersigned approved by
the court or be purchaser may pay all cash, at his
ton IA dt tp OF soOO viii be required on the Day
comply with the terms sale within ten days there
after the property win h resod at his risk and
costa All conseyancing AZ purchasers cost
WILLIAM TAYLOk SNYDER, Trustee.
CHARLES G. COLE. trustee '
jy9-d&ds Fendall Building
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WITHOUT The Presidents SIGsArURE-The act
TO place the name OF Rev. stephen NJ. Coils on the
muster-rol OF the 18Th Tennessee cavalry as chap
laln, ana the act granting pension TO Martha u.
Woodrum have become laws without the Plesl-
dents approval
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r .oNDONDERRY LITHIA WATER
- u the only one to use for
0OUTs RHEUMATISM. AND URIC ACID
No other water hAe one third - murh Ith3n
One dozen one-hnl Gsiion Bottles a 80
s14-3m @. u sHA1Ak CO.. AgsRta. l0Y pa ava
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

hLG LAR SALE OF FURNITURE, HORSES, CAR
RIAGES, BUGoIES, WAGONS, HARNESS. &C.
AZ M ACTION ROOMS. SATURDAY, JULY
FOURTEENTH, 1888, COMMENCING Ar TEN
O'CLOCK.
In the collection of Furniture are number of Fine
Fngraviugs. BronZes, Old 5, nate Chair. used by
senator Houston, of Texas some superior Plated
Goods. and many other articles vi value.
Also,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
In the large court yard i'll my store three large
and good Work Horses young Mich Cow.
Also,
Nearly new Side-bar Top Buggy, made by Briggs
Also,
About Twenty New and second hand Buggies, Car
RACES, Coupes. Wagons. &C.. &c. !y12-2t
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE AZAAR
w S3S-940 Louisiana ave.
TUESDAY THJfRsnA. Al N - ATITRrtxS ScEN =
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX BRICK DWELLINGS
Nos, 2216. 221s, 222O AND 2222 G sTREE
ORIHMtSI, AND Nos. 22l1 AND 22l3 F
sThEET NORIHMEsT LARGE BRICK STA
BILE AND VACANT LOT.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
No ll6S folio 1885, ct seq OF the land the
District Of olumba, will sell ON MONDAY, the
Ninth DAY Df JULY. AID. 1883. at AALF-PAsT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. in front Of the remi,es, all
those certain pieces parcels of land and premises
or plat Of Washington city. District Of
Columbia and being all Of original Lots numbered
two and six. in square numbered niysev (57) the
said lots embracing: Sub lots nineteen ll9) twenty
(20l twenty one CID! twenty two C2A twenty three
cd. twenty-four CAD. tw ntyhve t2ol, twenty-sx
S28>. twenty seven GO. and twenty eight I2S in
John htes subdivision, recorded in book p folio
trict Of Columbia.
Terms to be made known at time Of sale and are to
be complied with in twenty days property will be re-
sold at risk and cost Of defauing purchaser. de-
post OF $500 will be required each piece of prop
erty when bid is accepted Conveyancing &C., pur-
chaser's cost.
GEORGE GATOR lr
je25-eo&ds JAS. il. MARX. Trnsteea
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JULY A. d.
1888, At same hour and place.
plo-so.as S sEof i. M GaiIoR' Trustees.
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RANGE or THE THERMOMRrRR--The following
were the readings al the signal once to-day: = q
H., 81; pm. n: maximum. 70: MINIMUM, 60
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FIRST LIKrTA CBAa A. L TuFryx, 9Th artillery:
Alex b Dyer. eth artillery. and Benz H. RAN
dolph, Sd artillery, ordered to visit the encanp-
ment OF the Connecticut National Guard AZ
NiantlG commencing August %, 1sSS seccnd
Lieut.. Chas- ID. Collins cath infantry grauled one
months extension OF leave
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MEDICAL, DC.

MANHOOD RESTORED BIZ USING A BOTTLE
Viii cure any case OF nervous deb and loss Of nerve
power IL inpsrts vlsor " the whole system. Male
female. SV0 Is - s.~. jy9-Ims
IL HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
Il Dr BROTHERS Is the Oldest established advertis-
ing Ladies' Physician in this city Ladies' you can
confidently consult Dr. BROTHERS, SO6 b 81 sw
Ladies' married VI ziIxe- torty years experience.
.y1-lm'
II FAD AND BE WIsE-DR. BROTHERS. 9O6 b ST
h W, appeared before and made oath that he "a
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this city
anu VII guarantee In all private diseas
81 men and furnish medicine. charye; consuIta-
hon AID aayiee Tree At any hour during the day.
scribed and sworn before by DR.. BROTHERS
sAAt Ell q. MILLS, Notary Public. aud for Ia,
DISTRICT OF CoiuiaIia. THIS ID day vi July. 1854
lY1-lm'
I AIDES Who REQUIRE THE SERvICES OF AN
- etlerienced female physician should consult Mrs
a.. "ILSON. 100 Park Place ne :. bet Is and c and
lltl and lin SIS. ne. Ladies ou.y. Lelneuy 40.
y4-6t'
kNt. LION
~ The oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
Ply SiciaII the Cry,
can be consulted aaS, AGA ST.. between ~ and 9Th
ST.. W.
Prompt treatment. Correspondents and consults-
non sirctiy conhdeniiaL separate rooms for ladies
once Always open ,y2-ot'
NINE DE FOREST, LoNG-EsTABLISHED md
NI reliable ladies' Physician he consulted daily
al Der rtsIdence, SOf ST. once hours from /
70 y with Las<iles only. lell-lms
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CHANGES IN rsR LrrR-s.yrxo srKvr,

lowing changes have occurred In the Life-saving
Service: John Lysaight, keeper OF the Racine STA
ZION, transferred and appointed keeper Of the
Ora nd Haven sta Ion, Lake Michigan: Geo Breck-
enfield, surtman at RactUe station, promoted and
appointed Keeper OF that station; David McIlariy,
surfman at Jupiter Inlet station. Fla. promoted
ana appointed keeper OF the Gloerrs Bar House Of
Refuge Fla
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The ROBBERY AT CRANDLEK's CIGAR STORE
Geo. brown. anas geo; howard, the young man
store under the E0bitt House, Wednesday even
Ing as published in yesterdays STAR, was taken
with houseoreaking in the nighttime. Mr.. A. b.
Williams appeared for the prisoner and said that
he desired 10 waive q preliminary hearing. and
the case was sent to the grand jury. Bali was
hxed at S75O.
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The Courts,

CIKCuIT OounI 1Nos 1-"Hu0e HuUNeT.
To-day Chestey Co. agt. Riley and Lyons &
Co AIT Riley; motions 10 set aide Judgments
overruled-appeaL Brill agt Berger; judgment by
default
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-02-02

There is some considerable talk III
town about the Spokane and Palouse
railroad having resolved to change the
place for their depot at Gencsce, from
the land barsained for with Mr.. Evans,
IN ,he north side of Gencsec fiat, to All
uher site on the land, owned by MIR.
D.rmot. and nearer the Old town OF
Genesce. 1t is said that this has been
done by order Of Il new man VINO mas
been over the road to examine the sit
nation, that Mr.. Mohr, who had the
selection Of the Evans land, has been
displaced for this new man, Tor what
purpose and at whose instance, we know
not. At any rate the change seems to
h. nl.asinr to some of those interest.
ed in property in Genesee, and we in'er
that it is equally displeasins to others
1t seems to effect the property holders IN
), manner similar to what the change
produced in Moscow when their depot
GROUND was finally selected. Now We
here in Lewiston are not SO seriously
affected about depot grounds as yet, ant
no knowing when, il ever, we shall be
Perhaps our embryo board of trade MAJ
has,o, tho linn. when we shall have SOM
strife about where our depot shall be
Men propose and railroad eompan'e
dispose OF! these matters, to SUIT then
5 selves. and there is but little use OF buck
: Ing, as they have the most money unde
/. their control.
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The Nee Pe,ca Reservation.

The President has officially declared
that the Nee Perez Indians are to De
allotted lands in .everalty.-Pdtouse
Gazette.
We have long known that congress,
las, winter, passed IA law to that effect
and we pubi,.hod the law iu the TELLER,
and we had always supposed that the
President would do all he could to make
the law effective. But We had not
learned Of any official declaration from
the president, save his signing OF the
bill. We have news from Indian de
pertinent, that tho department is devils
inc measures and means to give that law
force and effect at an early day. Du'
the precise method, by which this Is tt
be trough, about, is yet unknown 70 Us
or precisely when efforts, BY the agent
of the department, are to commence Tn
allotment, is still unknown here among
the Indians aud whites. 1t isa matte
Of great importance to both the Indian
and whites 10 this section Of country.
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CITY JOT EDITORS.
CITY JOTS.

Geo. II. Lake jeweler, Lewiston. 1-7-o
Streets are muddy.
Tod is Grounl-Hog day.
What was the matter with the blinds!
One week from Tuesday is Valentines Day
Whist made them get scared So early in The
morning?
Winter is broke. and it has got lots of com
tany hcrcabouts.
There is nothing like keeping the pals il
the sidewalks brishtered.
A common question asked the past few days
ms been: "Has the mai got in!'
Good dry cord wood for sale by g. j. ParNe
Lewiston, Idaho. Ute
WATthES. --Gco. II. Lake is agent '"r N
celebrated Rockford Watches
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Items from Grangevile,

DR.. Billy has liz feet.
Three deaths from scarlet fever.
Mrs. Is. i. Morris is slowly recovering.
Who says Wa;ermel!on Sam ism
handsome?
Postmaster Beck is uni,r the weather
With a sore throat.
Several parties here are shi,!ful in
playing on the catdrrh.
Dr. Bibby has be unable to attend
his patients for sevela! days.
Chris Schmadeka's house burned
down, Insurance $1,000.
Johnny Crooks says he wont pay for
the glass his .iri breaks with her elbow.
Dr.. kirkwood has been called from
salmon RIVER to aid in the scarlet fever
casls.
J hn Sherman has strucl, the major
chord in hi, speech GA the message. 1t
will be good documtnt ior the
taniaai-u.
I'h,re is a divinity that shapes tn
ends ii III, editorials OF the Press Oh
the annexation question, rough hew
them how he viii. 1t is The lightly
! ldo!!ar).
Tie ONi was puzzled over the ques
ton ui the huge take, the cattle mel
nav, H. he'll hi, head on one side anu
u;ckel his teeth and thought Yes, you
didn't lie that time, Bat they ara only
too clad to r4n; 10 acres OF good laut
for tn, twenty or thirty years at t'A
price. .Anyo. t who is able to calcuat,
the lcng,h Of the I,.,i,h lions tail
ought to know that the more farmers
there are the more cattle there will be it
the aggregate aud the more taxes will b,
,,;! in. let alone the Tact that the sab
Of the sch,ol lands would furnish a per
mauent fun,i for schools. Which shall
e we uphold, the mau who is wealthy o
; the poor man!
! Plate sin with gold, etc. SO plat
Il man with gold and the Press iov.
, him. Bat arn him with rags and tn
t editorial pea, "li-my straw will llerc
him. The Press s'ys The Owl lie
j. about the debt Of school districts. Blu
, the Press went ON to state what one
: were in debt. admitting just what I'll
t Owl said. The schools running on til
d Prairie now are all tuition schools. an
one teacher claims a debt of $40
e ac.in,, "A single district If The OH
wore boots i, would kick the Press
:. yjut,ns naximus out at the top Of hi
g hat for calling it a har, but The O~
. couldn', stand any show kicking with
c javkass.
# The men who use their official seal O
. . a memorial to congress haven't WI
y enough to see that they are the ra
S babies for a punch and judy shcw. y
!. are dressed 10 little brief authority nov
y but YOU may as well prepare your plan
). Tor Salt river. n very small splnte
y will lo fer YOU. The Owl.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-02-02
> Dyspepsia Cured.

It would be impossible for me to de-
scribe what I suffered from indigestion
and Headache up to the time began
taking Ayers Sarsaparilla. Twas under
the care Of various physicians, and tried
. great many kinds OF medicines. but
never obtained more than temporary re-
lief. After taking Ayers Ssssaparnla
for q short time, my headache disap-
peared, and my stomach performed Its
duties more perfectly. To-day my
health h completely restored. - Mary
Harley, Springfield. Mass.
have been greatly benefited BY the
prompt use Of Ayers Earsapertlla. II
tones and invigorates the system, rcgu.
lates the action Of the digestive and
nssimilative organs. and vitalises the
blood. It ia. Without doubt. the most
reliable blood purifier yet discovered. =
II. b. johnson, 86S Atlantic avenue.
Brooklyn. N. Y. II
Aver s Sarsaparila,
/. Prepared By DR.. J. o. Aver O.. Lowell, Nan.
Price ols IL bssalsss -.
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~ M\gN< s Ssksyt:, h S.ss
The First Sign

bo -
OF failing health, whether in the fora OF
Night Sweats aud Nervousness, or in q
sense of General WEAKNESS and Loss OF
Appetite. should suggest the use OF
Ayers Sarsaparilla. This preparation
is most effective for giving tone and
strength to the enfeebled system, pro-
noting the digestion and assimilation Of
food, restoring the nervous forces to
their normal condition, and for purify
ing, enriching. and vitalizing the blood.
Failing Health.
Ten years ago my health began to fail.
Night Sweats, Weakness, and Nervous
ness. I tried various remedies pre-
scribed by different physicians, but
became 80 weak that could not go up
stairs without stopping to rest. My
friends recommended me to try Ayers
Sarsaparilla, which did, and am now
as healthy and strong IS ever. = MxS.
f. L. Williams, Alexandria, MINI.
Ihave used Ayers Sarsaparilla, in my
family, for ScrOfula, and know, II IT -
taken faithfully, that 1t will thoroughly
eradicate this terrible disease. ! have
also prescribed 1t IS tonic, as well a. an
| Alternative, and must say that honestly
! believe it to be the best blood medicine
| ever compounded.-W. +. Fowler, ~ D.,
! d. D. S., Greenville, Tenn.