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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22
: NOTICE!

DURSuANT TO a Deed of Trust. dated ,5o
y 23d day Of September. 1882 and Fecordsd
~ the Clerks Office Of the County Cont Of JET
leTsnn county, WA, made by ID. 8. Snyder
TO George Baylor. Trustee, Dotice IL bsySI,,,
given to all creditors of the said D. 8. snvdeT
desiring to participate IN the benehts Of said
trust TO present their demands on or before DC
? ohEH &5l!. 1889 TO the said trustee and accept
the provisions Of the FRid Truat
GEO. BAYLOR. Trustee.
October /. lss9-4t. Esprit Fee, S3.O0.l
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NELSON R ROBERTS. Administrators c. I. -
of Mann ?. Nelson. deceased, -. Plaintiff,
Against
FRANCES L, WHITE. Adm'x of s. +. White,
decd; Mary s. Nelson. Mary b. Macoughtry.
Adm'x of Thos. VI, MacOughtry; !. r. Roberts.
w. l.. Ring. g. H. Hagley. b. G.. Washington,
John 8. Gibson james w. Orem, Thomas L.
Watson, John W. Ware. i. h. JeuningR. +.
q. Butler. John w. Russell, Aisquith 4 CO.,
q. w. Thomas. g. b Engle. Geo. b. Shaull
Mary X Briarly, Lydia a. Smith. Admir- Of
a.. ". Del. Smith. decd; A. NJ. Evans. AM
ME =. Bnine. Adm'x Of W. II. Daine, decd;
j. w. League. Fanny w bite, Mary 8, Ford
nnd George. Jerry, Mary +. aud Richard
aud William o.. NJ. SalOam. James =. and
Robert l.. Maeoughtry her infant children;
John A. 3rnntbain and George w. EelsOn,
Trustees of Grnce P.E.Chureh Of Middleway;
Elizabeth Jefferson. Fanny b. Nelson. Sallis
b. Philip NJ, PrOsser W. aud Frank Nelson,
children of Franccs Nelson; Whlnughhy
Ford. Lucy Peterson. Mrs. James Greenwood,
Fanny +. Nelson and Albertus Stewart
.............-.-....... .DcteDdAntOe
IN CHANCERY
TIME object Of this suit is to conetrue the will
Il of Mann r. Nelson, to convene his cridi-
tors. nscertnin their priOrities. abnte the legn-
ciCs under the VIII by reason Of deficiencies of
iiestts settle the accounts of his Administrator
aud 10 fully administer under the decree OF the
Court tile estate OF the said Mann P. Nelson.
II appearing on affidavit flied IN this snit,
that the Dcfendnnts George w Nelson. Snllie
B. Nelson. Philip NJ. Nelson, ProEeeT w. Nell
son. Frank Nelson; Mrs. James Greenwood
Fanny E. Nelson. Mary s. EelsOn and Mary r.
BTtarly are nOn-resideuts Of the State of West
Virginia. they are hereby required to appear
within One Month after the due publication Of
thiS order and do what is necessary to protect
CLERK = T ,S ". Itl AL, =
October 8. lsS9E4t. Esprit Fee sum-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22

The TT. p" 8 Ply the Best Dark
Twist in the market.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22

Senator Kenna lost an infant child
last week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22
ooto Re + IssSM4 Z. Esprit Fee. slaasl
order OF Publication.

The State of west Virginia. jefferson Coun-
w. to-wit: At Rules held in the Clerks Once
of the Circuit Court of jefferson County, Octo-
Der. 1859.
NELSON R. ROBERTS. Administrator c I. ..
OF Mann z. Nelson, deceased, Plaintiff,
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wood for Gale.

~ delivered at short notice for CASH. My
team will alsn I've furnished tn do Ell kinds of
Hauling at any time. Apply to Mr.. CHAS.
BEGRIrT.ur DIR. W. F. LIPPITT. in.
Oct S. lSS9-3m ChlrlsstnSn. w Va.
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For the Town custom
CARPETS 81!
Estray Cow.

GTRAYED from the premises of the un-
- derSigned at Ripon. jefferson County. w.
Va. on tue Sd of October. a BLUE Roam
COW six or seven years old. with Horns. and
Clip off one Ear, and is fresh. will give a
Reward of Five Dollars for her return TO me
at Ripon. Jefferson County. ". Va
Oct. Is. 1885. JULIA BRISNHAN.
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TUEsDAY NoRNINe. ooTogERa e. Isso.
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EstraY.

CHTRAYED nway o. thc pend of September.
y 1850. n BLACK BOAR HOG will weigh
abort 125 lbs Information in regard to the
same viii hn GLADLY received
octohcr l. lSs9-st. G. F. WALL.
TNUREKA HORSE POWDERS. chest on the
j y market for the prevailing Horse Disease.)
Pr rarpd ;Ini for sale bv g T. LIGHT.
SPECIFICS. Cfnr Horses.)
j Il Sold by & T. LIGHT.
OoPPERAS. Sulphur and Flax :Seed Meal for
Y sale hv CT LIGHT.
FIGS. Brady-Crntine ffor Head
4 nche. for sale nv G. T. LIGHT.
Stating and EraserS, for sale
ID by GEO. T. LIGHT,
Oct. 49, 1889. Druggist. Charlestown.
July Is. 1889. W. s. MERCHANTS.
nALGARN keeps the best for Cigar in
] J town, and the largest variety of Tobacco.
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NEW ApYERTIsEMENTs.
Notice Of Commissipl {
of Accounts

TIME following Fiduciary Accounts art be-
fore me for settlement:
1889. Sept. 4. John T. Gibson, Guardidi q
Susan G. and Anne Gibson.
1889. Oct. Q. Claude Bailey, Gnatdiat o.
Houghton. Jas. L. and Frances w. Baxley.
Given under my hand this 21st day Of oct6
Der. 1889. 8. w. WASHINGTON.
October %. 1SS9-2t. Com'r of Acc'ts.
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1T. W. Latimer, Clerk Of the Circuit Cart
certify that Joseph Trapnell. one of tho Sne.
ctal Commissioners aforesaid. has executet be-
fore me bond. with security. conditioned e re-
qutred by the decree in the above entitled
cause. T. w. LATIMER. Cis,l-
October o. lSS9-4t LSnirit Fec a12 onI
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IN CHANCERY.

Clerk OF the J liia ~ s sm;
F. W. Brown. p. q
October 8. lSS9-4t Esprit Fee. sf1.OdI
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OEAn.1.1ova. Ja,.ln.0n ooy.s1. v. Y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22

.ALGARN keeps the best 2 for 5 Cigar in
~ town, and the largest variety of Tobacco.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-10-22

in front of the Courthouse in Charle.towu
the following real estate situated at Shenn,,.
doah junction on the south side of the B. 80
4. Il. aud cast of the 5. v. r r. switch. Viz !:
A lot containing 7511 square percIies and i'm
proved by large and very desirable
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Grand Pow-Wow and Feast of Corn TO Be Held
at Muncie Next Week.
'ecial to tho Indianapolis journal

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNcIE. Ind, Aug. 5.-The Improved Or
der of Red Men will hold grand pow-wow
and feast of corn and venison in the hunting
grounds of Muncie, on next Wednesday.
Great preparations are being made to make
the occasion memorable. Numerous tribes
from various parts of the State will be
present. An imposing parade will take
place upon the streets at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Among the distinguished members of the
order who will be present are Charles C..
Conley, of Philadelphia, the great chief of
records of the United States. He will be
the chief orator of the day; Marcus
A. Marks of Cleveland; T. E. Peckinpaugh,
of Wooster. O.. together with Judge
Suit, of Frankfort; L. w. Lockhart, of
Lebanon; Thomas j. Smith, great sachem
of the State: Great Chief luck, of Madison;
James Watson, of Winchester; r. S. Greg
DRY. great prophet of the United States.
and many others will also be present. A
great banquet will be spread on the grounds
which the Delaware chiefs occupied before
Muncie wasinhabited by white people. An
OK will be roasted by the use of natural gas
as one of the attractions of the occasion.
There are seven tribes in this county, rep
resenting large membership from the best
of our people. This will doubtless be the
greatest demonstration ever made by the
order In Indiana
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Steamship News.

MovILLE, Aug. 5.-Arrived: ETHIOPIA, from
New York.
ANTWERP, Aug. 5.-Arrived: Illinois, from
New York.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 5.-Arrived: Bostonia.
from Boston.
HAvRE, Aug 5-Arrived: La Normandie,
from New York.
DEPTFoRD. Aug 5.-Arrived: Gothenburg
City, from Baltimore.
GLASGOW, Aug. 5.-Arrived: State of In
diana. from New York.
DOVER, Aug 5.-Arrived: Greece, from
New York, for London.
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug 5.-Arrived: Erus,
from New York for Bremen.
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Arrived: State of
Alabama, from Hamburg; Elbe, from Bre-
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SULLIVAN FREE.
Finally Released on BOnd-Further 0vations
Given the Big Champion.

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 5.-Sullivan's
friends, who so earnestly protested against
his being jailed last evening, allowed but
small part of Monday morning to elapse be-
fore they obtained his release. which was
effected about A. NJ. He was then taken to
his room at the Edwards House, and there
remained until this morning at IL o'clock,
when a hearing was had before Judge
Campbell, of the Supreme Court, on writ
of habeas corpus The Judge ruled that
Sullivan must repair to Purvis. Marion
county, and give bond for his appearance
Aug. II. Sullivan and party left this even
ing at $50, via Meridian, to appear before
Justice Carter tomorrow.
MERIDIAN, Miss, Aug. 5.-The train bear
ing Sullivan and party reached here at Z
o'clock. Governor Lowry and Attorney,
general Miller were on the train. and will
doubtless be present at the preliminary
hearing tomorrow at PnrvIs. People
crowded the railroad stations along the
route to get glimpse of the champion. A
number of delegates to the Knights of La
Dor convention were introduced to Sulli-
van on the train, and assured him of their
friendship and esteem. Public sentiment
is that Sullivan should be fined. but not
imprisoned. and these views are cOncurred
in by four-ffths of the people. A dense
crowd assembled at the depot here. and 1T
was with great difficulty that the party
finally succeeded in reaching the hotel.
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A Plan Drummers Won't Like.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.-Last night over
one hundred Western merchants arrived in
this city in response to an invitation ex-
tended them by IA leading mercantile estab-
lishment, who devised the scheme of bring
ing their customers to this city at their ex-
pense instead of sending out statesmen with
samples. After making purchases in various
lines of trade to-day, the Westerners met
this evening and formed permanent asso-
citation, under the title of the Western
Merchants Association, with headquarters
at Chicago, the objects of which are mutual
protection and the collection and dssemi-
ination of price-lists and samples among its
membership
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Duel i'm Louisiana.

BATON ROUGE, aug. o;Ilnformation has
yesterday morning, near CottonpOrt,
AvOyles parish. between Harry Ducate and
his son-in-law, Charlie Armour. There
were about fifty MEN present at the fight,
which took place on the banks of the
bayou. The men approached each other
and commenced firing. Both combatants
fell PROSTATE. An examination disclosed
the fact that Ducate had been struck in the
stomach with seven buci shot, making a
fatal wound, while Armour's right knee
had been shattered by a rifle-ball. The
fight grew out of an alteration at a ball
the night before
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DIES MONIES Ia. Aug. 5.-The little town
county-seat, was nearly destroyed by fire
yesterday. Every business house but one
was consumed The fire caught in the
Gleason House. and swept both sides of the
street. The loss is estimated mt 5000 on
which there was little insurance. Twelve
buildings were burned with most of their
contents.
Special 20 tho Indianapolis Journal.
DARLINGTON, Ind, Aug. 5.-The residence
and barns of Sarah Irons two miles north
of here, together with contents. were de-
stroyed by fire to-day. Loss, $500; in
sured liz the Phenix of Brooklyn for 81. 600.
The fire was caused by defective fiue-
CINCINNATI. Aug. 5.-Fire broke out this
morning in Lackman's brewery, from some
unknown cause. and before it was ex-
tinguished it caused loss of about $4,000.
Fully insured
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Local Weather Report,
General Weather Conditions.

MONDAY, Aug. 8, 7P.M.
PREssURE.-A low area in the northwest
is rapidly extending eastward, the barome-
tiers have fallen most rapidly as far east as
Minnesota. The center of the low is still
north from Qu'Appelle, "A. The high
area is moving eastward and is central over
the upper lakes. Michigan and Indiana,
with 1924 at Chicago.
TEMPERATURE.-High temperature con-
tinues on the Rocky mountain slope, both
from the Missouri and Mississippi valleys
eastward. Temperatures below 20 prevail
near the lakes and in New England.
PRECIPITATION.-Light rains continue
from North Carolina nOrthward. on the At
lantic coast. and frssn New Orleans and
Vicksburg westward, to Galveston and Pal
estine Tex.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Local Forecasts

Local Forecasts.
For Indianapolis and Vicinity-For the
Twenty-four Hours Ending p. NJ, Aug.
6-FaiT weather.
GENERAL INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. Aug. SIS p. M-Forecast
till P. NJ. Tuesday:
For Ohio-Fair; slightly warmer in north
west portion. stationary temperature in
southeast portion; easterly winds.
For Lower Michigan. Indiana. Illinois
and Observation-Disclosures fair; winds shift
ing to southerly.
For Upper Michigan-Fair; warmer in
eastern portion, stationary temperature in
western portion; southerly winds.
For MinnesOta-Fair; warmer in south
east portion. stationary temperature in
northwest portion; southerly winds.
For DakOta-Fair, followed by local
showers; warmer In southeast, cooler in
northwest portion; southerly winds, shift
ing to westerly.
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Spanish Shin Wrecked.

EAsTPoRT. Me-, Aug 5.-The Spanish bark
Victoria, which left Havana on July Is for
ST. John, y. b., with cargo of sugar.
struck on MUIR lodges, near Grand MAN.
night. and sank immediately. The crew of
fourteen men and the captain took TO the
boats with nothing but the clothes which
they. wore. and without food. compass or
drink. They drifted about until Saturday.
wien they landed on Wolf island. whence
they rowed TO Eastport Yesterday. One of
the crew had leg broken. The party went
to st. John to-day.
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Father Ouigley Victorious,

TOLEDO, o., Aug. 5.-The official council
of st. Francis De Sales Church, this city,
received q cablegram from Rev. Father
Quigley. now at Rome, stating that his APP
peal against Bishop Gilmore, against his re-
moval from the pastorate of that church,
had been heard on the 27th, before the full
committee of cardinals, and decided in his
favor; that he has never ceased to be pas
tor of the church, and that he will return
in September to resume his duties.
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BAR HARBoR. Me-, Aug. 5.-Mrs Patter-
son. daughter of Joseph Medill, of Chicago,
and sister of Mrs. Mccormick, wife of the
secretary of legation at London. gave
dinner at the Malvern tonight TO Secre-
tary Blaine and Mrs. Blaine's guests, Walk
er Blaine, the Misses Blaine and the Misses
Simons and McComb. Afterwards the
party attended dance.
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Cyclone in Kansas.

KANSAS CRY. Aug. 5.-A special from
Clearwater, Sedgwick county, Kansas,
says: A cyclone passed south of this CITY,
to-day. doing considerable damage. Two
houses were demolished. and VIM. Goode,
the occupant of one of them, was fatally
injured. Several horses and many cattle
were killed. The corn crop was damaged
to the extent of $4,000. The path of the
cyclone was a quarter of mile wide and
six miles long
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Dastardly Murder.

WHEELING. w. Va, Aug. 5.-News has
been received mere from Chenille. in Gil
more county, of a dastardly murder COM
mitted there Sunday morning. Jerome
Crawford and Fred Ewing, two prominent
citizens, had quarrel the evening before,
and Crawford swore out a warrant for
Ewing's arrest for assault. Sunday MORN
ing Crawford was found murdered by q
roadside. his body being horribly mutt
lated. Ewing is under arrest.
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KANSAS CRY, Aug. 5.-Commander-in-
chief Warner of the Grand Army proposes
to discipline the department commanders
who issued orders to subordinate posts
to stay away from the Milwau-
ders to department commanders over
a month ago to use their efforts
toward making the encampment success,
he considers the later orders to the posts
fragrant breach of discipline. and will
not let it pass unnoticed. The matter will
be taken up by the council of administra-
ton at Milwaukee,
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CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-About six months ago
John S. Carpenter. a Chicago Board of
Trade operator. went TO Boston. While
there he was arrested on a capias. at the in
stigation of j. Harris Creary, Boston
broker Creary, it is claimed. never came
near Carpenter while the latter was IN
Jail, nor did he prosecute the case when it
came up IN court. Carpenter was accord
ingly discharged. Creary visited Chicago
lately, and to-day Carpenter returned the
compliment he had received In Boston by
having a summons in n 5000 suit for false
imprisonment served on Creary
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NEWPORT r. l., Aug. 5.-The new United
States cruiser Atlanta went over the milo
She then made three trials of speed at
twenty-four. forty-eight and sixty-four
revolutions. The highest speed made was
twelve and one-half knots. The conditions
were generally favorable, and the record is
considered good. Another trial will be
made tomorrow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-06
Easily Knocked Ont.

BUFFALO, Aug. Sat Geneseel Hall to-
day, Paddy Brennan undertook to stand
up before Pete Jackson, the Australian. for
four rounds. He made a niiserab bic failure
however, and was so severely punished in
the first round that the police interfered
and stopped the fight. Brennan's nose was
broken and he was otherwise badly used
up, while Jackson did not get scratch.
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Was Kilraiu Arrested?

BALTIMORE, Md. Aug. 5.-There is con-
siderable doubt here as to the correctness
of the report that Jake Kilrain had been
arrested. Two dispatches have been re-
ceived tonight from different sources in
Virginia, and it is case of pay your money
and take your choice. One dispatch is
from Norfolk, which says that kilrain was
arrested at Ocean View and taken back to
Hampton; the other is from Hampton, say
ing that Kilraln had not arrived there, and
that he was not under arrest.
A special to the American says that Kill
rain is at Hampton, Va, and intends stay
ing there some days, and that he has not
been arrested.
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Forgetful i'm Small Matters.

The lost owners of that abandoned Iowa
railroad have at last been discovered. Rus
the nossession Of the pronertv in the hottom
of his safe, and it is not surprising that he
shonld have forgotten all about it. He
promises to put the line into operation i'm
mediately.
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Suicided Zoo Quick.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MADISON, Ind, Aug. ST. s. Johnson
blew his own brains out tonight after
shooting at. but not injuring his sweet
heart Sadie Athey, in a lovers quarrel.
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Another Point Scored for Democracy.

The Republican administration is held re-
sponsble for the prevalent combination of
heat and humidity. The Philadelphia
Record tfree-trade Democrat) declares that
President HARRISON lis meteorological hoo
doc" We expected the current Democratic
criticism would finally resolve itself into
something like this; and we, therefore, are
not disappointed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-06
The Shah's Revenge.


I bIdIlIOfe A1ntrCal
The new Persian minister is the latest
man in the Shah's dominions. weighing
| over three hundred pounds. Perhaps the
monarch thinks that this style of repartee
| for our light humor IS a heavy joke.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-06

sufferers A car leaves here tomorrow
morning containing fifteen tons Of blank
cts, clothing and provisions.
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Must Mean Us.
milwaukee Sentinel.

Milwaukee Sentinel.
There is only one paper on our exchange
list that hasn't remarked concerning Bou-
LANCER that he went up like rocket and,
etc.
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SIGN of the Silly Season.

Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
Talk about making Grover Cleveland
Mayor of New York city is only a mild
manifestation of midsummer madness"
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yesterday evening. as Charles George and
i've children were crossing it, and all fell to
the creek bottom, a distane. of fifty feet.
A daughter of Mr.. George was killed, and
all others were badly hurt.
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Prompt Relief.

HELENA. NJ. t.. Aug. 5.-A mass-meeting
of citizens tonight, in the rooms of the
Eoard OF Trade. was held. and 81 900 sub
sczabed Tor the benefit Of the Spokane Falls
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-06
Gets the Real elixir OF Life

Gets the Real ''EIfx1r OF L1fe," Too.
Baltimore American.
In discovering that squeezing lambs and
absorbing their substance is profitable to
man. Wall street is away ahead of science.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-06
Sufferers
IRON Stomach and Liver derange.
! ments-Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick
Headache, and Constipation-find safe

and certain relief in
Ayers Pills. In all
cases where a ca
thartic is needed,
these Pills are recon-
mended by leading
physicians.
DR.. 7. E. Hastings,
of Baltimore, says:
ayers Pills are the
be st cathartic and
! aperient within the
! reach Of my profess
sion."