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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-24
Receiver sIalott's satisfactory Work.


CHICAGO, July ga conference between
Chief-justice Fuller and Judges Gresham
and Jackson, Receiver V. L. Malott and
the parties interested in the Chicago Il At
lantic Railroad Company was held in
Judge Gresham's chambers. The object of
the meeting was to decide on the
best course to be pursued in the future
management. It was supposed that Re-
celver Malott would present his report of
the condition of the road, but he did not.
An informal discussion resulted in a gener-
al expression of satisfaction at the way
things Were. going since the road
was placed in the hands of
the court Among those present were
X. ID. Marshall. attorney for the Brooks
acknowledgements, j. l.. High. and c. ID.
Rays, OF the United States Rolling-stock
Company; Gen. b. ii. Brstow OF the New
York, Lake Erie * WESTERN Judge Astel
Green. representing the first mortgage
al solicitor of the Chicago & Western In
diana Railway Company.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

GOOD BUSINESS MAN, WITH A SMALL IN.
NJ yestment. can secure n business that will net
hun q. 900 nTst year. r. n. this ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
THE FIRST DAY or THE WALK.
THE NUMBER OF PEDESTRIANS At THE BIG
GARDEN GREATLY REDUCED. .--

GARDEN GREATLY REDUCED 1890
r,o,.- u.ocluan once An amateur distance rtnner,
George Cartwright, the Englshman, and George S'n-
nors also OF London, led the aubark scuhie In Manson
square Garden yesterday Leas than IAN Vi u'
6tty.four men who sprang away 50 blthely at Dom
mick McCafrey's cry Of Co.. at five minutes ANes
midnight ca sunday night. were on the track when
the carly spring sunlight penetrated me murD
atmosphere Ex-Champion oLeary gave Is up af'es
covering but dozen miles.
Tho contest is given out being fer the champion"
ellu OF the world, and the bolt cmblemaica Of taas
,ltlo low held By George LttlewOOd Of Sheffield, who
covered over 500 miles, beating Albers best
r,cctd last November. The money prizes VIII DO
one-haf the gross gate receipts 10 be divided In eeran
proportions those OF the pedestrians eovenns
500 miles by 10 O'Clock saturday ening Just now
the cato receipts will pile f. what interests con-
testauts and man agement just now. Sunday ntghrs
crowd could OF course have no bearing on uekes
money for tho start and the hrst day Of walking
match are always heavily papCrei. Not much can "a
told til later IN the week TO this In no case now
can a lonCd!stancc pedestrian race In this CRY pay
we'll unless tho last days develop close contest or
record is likely TO be- broken. The spectators cano
I'm slowly Yesterday morning and tere was plenty OF
nom IN the garden all the afternoon. Enthusiasm
was limited but once in q while the man who loves
,ood running for its own sake broke out In applause
OF Hoselman's evcn easy ope OF Cortwnghts machine
like run.
Hughes, q the Lcpper,7 is doing fair work in hts
customary grouty style Charley" smith. the haxsn-
haired English boy, covered seventy-one miles UP to
> O'Clock yesterday afternoon, aud pcgSod away
mcrrily II he does not travel too far OF the first
days he may get a share Of the gate money Jimmy
Ray is a slender young man, but his work IS fast aud
steady Ierty is we'll thought Of that he can 50,
backing to win in a large amount.
All hands prepared for y crowded night when al
o'clock Hegelmaus sheet showed ninety three and
q halt miles. This is behind Rowelps wonderful
oneday record and does not quite come up 20 Alberts
best the hour but Is level With Little
woods at the hour Ia his record breaking
race. Cartwright giving him a great race
The score AZ midnight fOllOws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
4 LARGE SALE or BANK STOCK
THE DIRECTORS OF THE COLUMBIA GAIN Coy.
troll OF THE UNION BANK-To co
| INTO LIQUIDATION
INTO LIQUIDATION.

The directors OF the Columbia Bank yesterday pur
chased twothirs OF the stock OF tho Union bank No
747 Fffthave, which had capital Of s25O 600 thus
acquiring the control Of It's buNncs, and assets The
price paid for the stock ninety cents on tho dol
have been convinced that there was not a sufficiently
large population In the neghbGrhoOd OF the bank 10
warrant them IN expecting any material Increase In ifs
business, which, whIlo fairly COOL hRs not been sum
GENTLY profitable. In addition Ia these facts oil the
directors are having largo interests I'm downtown
tanks and financial institutions, tho Affairs OF which
occupied much OF their time that Il wa deemed
advisable either TO liqudac tho Union Bank or sell
ont. Negotiations accordingly opened with the
directors Of the Columbia Bank.
Immediately after the completion Of the GALE, Eli
gene Kelly, James A. Roosevelt. Oliver Hartman,
Joseph p r., A. D. Juilliad Charles II. Fry, John W.
Rnis, Donald Mackay, Titus y. MeiGgs and John H.
Dcwson, directors OF the Union Bank. resigned, and
tho vacancies in the board filled by tho pur.
chasers. the directors OF the Columbia Bank Presi,
dent John Kilbroth and Lewis seasongood, OF Gin,
clnnah the only directors who did resign, remain
In the board, and Viii 10 elected directors of tho
Columbia Bank at the next meeting.
EXPrcsidcnt John II. Watson, OF tho Columbia
Bank said last night that the Union Bank would 90
ln'O IuIdau0n which would DO cOnduc by tho pur>
chascrs and their bank stan. Tho deposiOrs Will be
per cent Tor the purchasers after everything has been
finally wound up. In addition 10 THIS the Columbia
Bank will doubtless obtain transfers Of a large pro
portion OF the 400 deposit accounts on the books
OF the Union hank The assets Of the Union Bank art
nearly all cash and call loans ell street cOlaerals
which can be realized at ans time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
rxyRcrsEs ~ PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia Nay CspeciAll The French colony
IN ,his city asserabcd n largo force at the Buliiu
Building this evening, partake OF dinner In honor
Of tho present Exposition in Paris, AMI tho meeting
Of tho States General at Versailles In i7e9.
The celebration was the outcome of r"Qn"st iot
sor,o approprate action on tho part OF the French
people in this city, from President Carno Who ashed
Vice Consul Louis yoss!on to carry out the details.
The exercises began with the reGling OF President
Carnors lot,sr by Vioe-Consul VossIon. toast to
President Harrison was responded to BY DR.. t. r.
sajous Then tho Rev. DIR. Mel, the orator OF '"e
occaslon delivered historical address upon the con
d,;or and achievements OF the French from 1880 10 the
sent day He was followed by 4. Martin and n
p Pornct chairman OF tho committee Of reception
the latter speaking upon the French colony OF Phi
drlphiR The French National hymn was sung Oy j.
Zoi,pnky Professor Frazier responded In Engash TO
, toast, aud Dr. Bornardy made tho closing address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

bin "a Intended authorize the New-York and new
England and the Baltimore and Ohio Companies 10
put shed the pier providing the roof Is mace ln''
q promenade for public use.
Senator Coggeshan introduced bill wheh was
sent Immediately 10 third reading, suthorGnS inc Inc
erection of agstads the sehoo-hVuses " IL
state and JruvidinE that the American nag shsh W
displayed IS the trustees may Designate a.. ma Of
Among the items the supply plu 10 s ~ ~
sa2 900 for counsel fees for the attorneys Which,
Committee on Taxation and RetrenchHeJlI' y. is
senator Veddef Is chairman and Julien 4, Saorgs
counsel the latter receiving 81 900 For CSlonG IN
Bliss counsel for the General Laws 80 ~
It's investigation Of trusts there Is an
81. sssociaie $500; and for Do LsncSy SiSoil'
General Ban amin F. Tray and a; ~ dsn1 the
a. counsel for the Fassett Committee 1ut1he Ohe
investi cation Of the Aquednc. frauds VIZ 900 ,on
Senator Ives introduced bill. which passed ooCa
kossss s,thorfEng the construction OF grain eevsIoS
u Ncyy.York 10 take the place OF thoSe recehTy
s ~ nv IRE Tho building law had TO be
anlended 10 permit this % be done. .- -, 49,,
THE Governor scnt In q number OF VetocS Oh ioSa
eountry bile accompanying each with one OF MS
tlsicaafy long -wIndsd Monday night Lectures. Inc
Assenbly used up the greater part OF the evening
yesston IN passing unimportant local measures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
Agony ~ Courtcd

ny persons who STACKED by mild form OF rheumatism
neglect seek prompt relief Subsequent IL pre-.
vented by Immediate TO Hostecs Stomach DIT.
ters Slight exposure occasional drsught. will begst
this painful malady where there Ia predlsposton II
In the blood It is not dncult 10 arrest the trouble at
the outset but well nigh impossible eradicate It when
mature1 No evidrnce In relation TO this superb blood
depurent Is positive than that which establishes It's
eneacy preventive aud remedy for rheumatism. Not
only It thorough but safe which the vegetable and
mineral poIsons ouratIyes Of dssase.
B7e not Besides s1peng the rheumatic virus from the
System, IL oyereomeS fever ard ague blousneaL con.
stlpa,ion and dysoanAiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
WILLIAM E. HOWARD APPEARS IN COURT

William F. Howard. accused OF swlndlnG tho EIcc-
trtc Sugar Refining Company, with the AID OF MIS-
Olive Frrurd and Others, was present In court SeS'
day in obedience 10 a notice from the DisW"E
Attorney. Hc had been admitted 10 bail In the sum
Of go, 500 on the three indictments Assistant Dis
irlot Attorney Davis moved the case against Howaru
for trial. and said that a new indictment han Deen
found which In respects superseded the FORMER
indictments. The new indictment contains three
counts all charsing grand larceny In tbs first deGroe
". T. Howe, Towards counsel, said that he was
taken by SURPRISE as he bad expected to 20 &c nial
on the indictments previously found Tho Recomer
granted hours adjournment to enable tho lawyer
TO examine tho Indictment At the end OF that time
Mr. Howe entered demurrer TO the indictment which
was Immediately Overrulcd. 10 then entered a
special Plea alleging that the offence charged IN TWO
counts Of the indictment not ono OF those on
which the sXtradltion Of the defendants obtained
The Recorder said that he would hear an argument
on the special plea to-day. Howard Will be tried
separately. Mrs Freund, Mrs. Howard and tho Hal
steadS were in the courtroom for part OF the daY
and were taken to tho fombs with Howard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

The trial OF a complicated suit, which arose out o.
railroad transactions extending over series OF years.
begun yesterday before judge Wallace and
jury in the United States Crcut Court. The plaintiffs
are Richard II. Lee. Henry Hoaton. Charles 5. stuaN
and Richard T. Barton and tho defendants are Will
lam j. Best and A. }. Deterch. The plaintiffs wers
appointed special commissioners IN 1851 In the ma'nr
OF the purchase Of the Washington and ohio Raio@i'
a corporation which had succeeded railroad company
In which the state OK Virginia had an interest lbs
defendants entered into contract with tho plaintins
I'm 1889 for tho purchase Of the road Cor SiSS,ooo,
The sale was to 10 completed ON January 81, lsSa'
but It was never coRsummated. The nominal dam
ages asked IN the suit arc SaI20oo but the amouns
actually involved IS NOT greatly h excess OF siooVoV'
host OF lawyers tale part in the case among te1 h
being Joseph II. Gh0ate, eN Oktrh Attorney !osa
WinSioyy aid Robert D. Benedict for the dofrifisnts
and John T. Mason, Of Baltimore. John y Ukefsoh
and Mr. CIoughton for the plaintiffs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
prrrsRrRG AND WESTERN ELECTION.

Pittsburg, May (speoall Henry W. oA'ei, 'no
millionaire iron and steel manufHct'rer was 90 1l
elected president of the Pittsburg ard "es'etn ha
road Company to succeed James Gallery ococ4sou
Anatomy J. Thomas of New-York, the present VIZ
president and representative OF the DreAs'' So -,
g. Co. interest, was not candidate As DC 49, s',o
-, onrnsusa N 1--we in this State had he sue
.n~dad N IN. presidency. Nr. Thomas was To
elected yioe-prcsident. James d. Gallery was elc,gE
director 20 Ill the place OF his father ana sainus4
spencer was chosen in the place OF Richard , hrosS
The other members OF the board were fr-o,oo,,e
The ONCE OF general mansgT was filed by the eioe
OF Malcolm A. Mcdonald son OF eS-Uhl'ed o'''''
Senator Mcdonald, OF Indiana
Tho enarcaI exhibit for the entire PttsouH ana
yCcsborn system including leased lnes-PlusoWs'
CLEVELAND and Toledo and PittEbmg PalnesVe oa 40
Fairpon RaiIroads-wss follows Earnngs 90
nj esynnks sso7 sS4 TO; interest pad and
sS45 o5T IS: surplus entire system, Slo@'o-' va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
pry oy SENATOR wasHBURy's BANK.

st. Paul May 8 (speeisl.-Tho decision OF the "ss-
burn MIL Company 10 withdraw from the mmoonn.
business at Anoka and thB rumors regarding United
st,,rs senator washburns financial condition started
n run ON the Annka State Bank On Saturday. mostly
nv small deposltci9. and dcrlng The day s2OOoo wa
drawn out The rttn continued tbs morning luz
hank officials say hey have sufficient FUNDS 70 me-
all demands upon 1t and say that they have III az
A,tion received offers Of aid froh several sou'Ou'
This IL tho bank whose ca'etsr -
ahaoondod fsw weeks ago with 100000.
General yashbarn owns IS 900 stock In the bank "a
Maid Nd Tho bank holds ~, 900 OF hk rspssr, , Apa
some So 600 Of the paper of the Washou;n sI -
many General Washbtlrn tesgfaphs tha1 taFo
such word "a " failn In his dictionary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
lion is the exhibit made BY prodtsharns organize

lion is the exhibit made By prohtsharnS organize
lions.
The American Corn Palace, whore the uses of WIS
article Of food 70 be picturesluely introduced
Europeans Is located the TrOcadeyo. It's SUCCESS
Is uncertain. -.
The registered population OF 2.2jo0OO iS Array
augmented by large cont gents from the various %.
psumonts Of France and from all quarter, OF EnrGpS
ard the continents OF America and Australia n'' s,
the admntrailo Of the Republic the sanitary cOhai
ton Oi the city Is better than at any prcn'o9s
especially In epIdemics, and this affords inc ceaIeSt
proof Of the sagAcify and success OF seirulr - -
The accommodations for strangers are ample bht, a.
hAppnrs In evory Othor city under Correspondence cu.
custances the prices Of nccessares ana induIsehces
have risen. g. l., .,,,,- on
Tho admission 10 tho Exposition grounds Is ONLY 20
cents for all the departments, and once lh u - un
necessary 10 leave them untl the hour for closing AZ
pivht MARGARET =. SULLIVAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

,er,av the burglars who robted the Painhed. N -
pJsonlee Of jewelry and money lat wednesday ihey
proved to be professional eracEsmcn, and weFo Sas
Mcdonald alas MILKY" Mcdonald. and Michael shnto'
alias pig McDcrmott In the possession oil smith
tho detectives found $50 in money, q gold watch. SIX
diamond drills three Of iewclry, pGif c. eye.
glasses package Of powder, roll OF tu'e' map 0,
New.Jersey and timetable 20 Ptainheh On heDohsa
were found various burglars tools The prisoners Nefe
ayrarned at the Jefferson Market Court and were ordered
To be taken before United States Commissioner shieias
who emanicd them to the Ludlow Street Jail Tor e1A'
nation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

Washington Building and living at Far RockAway' was
arrested yesterday morning warrant charging him
with obtaining $50 by OF two frauduent oheeEa
from OK sheriff John ]. Mitchell. The cheeks wero
drawn by Rublno on the bank Of J. G. Payne Now
York, and were caShed by Mitchell They were re-
turned by the bank indOSed No Account The
prisoner was arTalQed before Justic" CaVanagh, IN
long Island City, who allowed him 70 80 10 new W
pay the checks. lie returned with the money and
was discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
u,vrs ,,rr,cp AM WITNESS FEES.

Chicago, May 8 (spccian.-"w We're Goins TO spring
little surprise party tho Interstate Commerce 'oH
mission before long II get our courage UP 10 '
sticking point said q railroad manager To-Day
some one only had the nerve 10 starr II, ever iA'
:, &c ,-onId demand mileage 20 washington and wit
ness fees for this last pass investigation The demand
would undoubtedly he Just ono. INSTEAD OF twenty
or more men being compelled tn 60 70 WNhhS'oh, S'I
" ,nuch less objection able plan for judge Cooley
and CoioceI Morrison 20 come TO Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
WORKING FOR RECOGNITION.

The New. England holders Of stocks in the Granger
roads who arc working to secure minority repre'cu'
taiton and who have sent thoir proxies " 49,
$50 snd TJore Of Hartford Conn, have obtain ed
,ha consent Of L. T. Lester Of Chicago 10 be osndi
date IN their interest at the election of the Chicago
huntington and Quincy this month. Whilo no rtauoa
chanrs can probably be made in the msnageinentt ~
nst comnany IA believed that snfheient indc Pcno
snpnort can Be gathered to ASSURE some ccoSihu"n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
QUARTERS FOR THE AMERICAN MARINES

Washington, May 6.-rhe Department OF Stao' has
been Informed By the American Minister at Paris that
tho French Government, In reply tn request made
by him under Instructions from the Department, had
chcerfiIly granted permission for the thirty marines
sent out for that purpose 10 gaTi tho American SEC
, - TN PxbIhtloo and that they had been properly
cared for and Quar,erd At the military school opposite
the Exhibition grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
TO HAVE A RECORD or THE GREAT PlRADs

Representatives Of over sixty OF the civic and in
dlsTial ORGANIZATIONS which took part In tho parade
Of May 1 mot in conference yesterday afternoon at
the hall OF the General Society Of Mechanics and
rradesmcn, 40. 1s Fast S'Xtecnth,St. The purpose
Of the conference, which called by General
Daniel Huttorheid, chief marshal OF the parade,
the appointment Of special COMMITTEES TO agree
upon tire pruper method OF preserving the record Of
the civic aud industrial parade. Tho following
mbtto6 was appointed Charles :. Smith Chamber Of
Commerce; Robert Ruttcr. General Society OF Mcchan.
lCS and TPadGsmen; ]. 1runbull Smith. American
Institute, and Charles Ilau sct, German societies.
It was also voacd T. rs'cr 10 this committee all Of
tho reports OF judges WHO pass upon the merits Of tho
marching organizations, amt the committee will mako
the final awards OF prizes vote 81 thanks was
offered General ButteltiSd and upon the motion
Of the chief marshal resolution thanking the Gcrmau-
Americans for their ef1rts tywarl making the parade
a suCSess was unanimously adopted.
Colonel s, Y. X. Crugcr has received q letter from
William 8 stryker, adIutant-g general Of NewJelscy
thanking him on behalf Of the Governor Of that siatC
for oouItesIes extended to the Governor the State
officers the Legislature and the general officers who
called upon Colonel Cruger In regard IA Centennial
asrs, General stryker eongraulates Colonel CrugeI
on the success OF tho parade and thanks him for The
praise no bestowed upon tho New.Jersey forces
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
HARD TINES FOR TICKET sCALPERs.

Chicago, May tspecIaD.-A railroad onlaa' '4u
m dav that not ticket scapcr in Chicago was msAhs
excuses One Of the most widely known OF 'hoh'
Multord has been compelled 10 90 out 81 business,
No road entering Chicago low issues any Iorn y,
ticket that can be scsiped. The threat OF uo
" -, ,y.,,o-r sta.es Passenger Associations TO
diye the seslpers out Of business is nearly e""uu'
MATED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

NO CHANGE AS YET IN THE PRBlDENCf'
Tho directors OF The Richmond Terminal Company
Yesterday failed 20 make any change In the prosa"S
John Fl. Inman's resignation not being ooa's'uei'd'
An extension 70 May 81 wss grantee y" 'a' o>,'sy'
~ ~, copnrv for tho taking up of e. 100000 Of the
now collateral bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

PRESIDENT CARROTS AssAILANT INSANE
Paris, May O.-Perrin, the man who fired hiahN
cartridge al President Carnot the latter was HaV'
Ing tho Elysoo Palace yesterday "a attend tha Ten
tenary Celebration ct Versailles, was recently nhHce
treatment Tor insanity Ills mental trouble was due
10 a fever contracted In the colonies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
The Best Remedy

EOR Sore Eyes, Cancerous Humors,
Prurigo, and other manifestations
Of depraved blood, is Ayers sarsapa-
riIla- Used persistently, according 10
directions. it eifectually eradicates all
traces Of disease, and restores the SUI
ierer 10 a sound and healthy condition
"I hereby certify that have used
Ayers Sarsaparilla, with exceIIen' sue !.
ceHs, for q cancerous hutnor, OF, - ~
seemed to be, cancer on my mp Snoi'Y
after using this remedy tho sore healen.
I believe that the disease Is ehtrS;,y
cuyed. and consider Ayers Sarssparllia
IN he An infallible remedy for All KINDS
~ srpntions caused by impure blood -
Charles q. Ernberg, Fasa, MINI.
"For wears my blood was In an no,
healthy condition. After having tried
otbev medicines without success, L nave
istalv taken Ayers Sarsaparilla, and
With the best results. / think this med
sine is the only blood-purifier that can
he absolutely relied upon. Mrs. Oliver
Valentine, IA Quincy st., Brooklyn,
New York.
"A neichbor OF ours who was rendered
nearly blind from scrofula, was entirely
cured by using three bottles OF Ayers
Sarsaparilla. stephens & Best, Drug
gists, Ball Play, Tenn.
"for several years afflicted with dis,
orders OF the blood, l have received
more benefit from the use OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
SEOByrA

sEoRErAaY COOK MUCH IMPROVED.
TAs condition Of Frederick Cook SseretaY Of st,ts
wss msterisly improved yesterday. The feysp that
caused some alarm Sunday has dsappeatsd And nc
pa5sat IL much brighter. and Is In better spariss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

0HlHSED WITH PASSING WORTHLESS CHECKS,
vassns Ruhino, breasr. having an ofios IN the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
A SUIT ABOUT 4 RAlLRoAD TRANSACTION.

Cartwright retired at IL ;o5, two miles and I've
laps behind the record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
aorsfsrs.s Acia Phespl.s,e

MAEEs DELICIOUS LEMoNArgL
s6p entu sd2sd % aass Of net o. e1la veter, ard
sysstensA 20 ne asta. wiz Do found ressshing ana
hvgorstin&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07
Taken in Season,

Ayers ssrsapariilG arrests blood
Dcisoning before It pervades the system.
Don't delay till the forces OF nature arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

eXnnubHu anu tntEu
Is nothing to work
on. Begin at once
the use OF this medi-
cine, and DO suro
you take no other
20 counteract It's
effects.
= ayers Sarsapa-
/! rilla cured me OF q
/, bad case OF blood
I poisoning an d re-
stored me 20 health.
Ny syste IN was
saturated with o
poison which all or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

THE PLAINNRI4D ROBBEBS CAPTuRBD.
Inspector DYrnes detectives arrested in ths city yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-07

binary remedies falled 20 teHch' Uu'
Ayers Sarsapsrilla did the work COM
nletsly. This was twenty-one years
aco, and no symptoms Of the disease
have since arpeared I have recon-
mended this wonderful medicine TO
hundreds OF people, similarly afflicted,
and always with the most satisfactory
results. "A. Ii. Christy, Bourbon, Ind.
"For many years was troubled with
scrofuious complaints. Hearing Ayers
Sarsaparilla very highly recommended,
| decided 10 try II, and have done 80
with the most gratifying effects. l am
convinced that Ayers Sar-