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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
President HARRJSOy IN THE CRY.

President Harrison arrived IN this city yesterday from
Boston. lie accompanied by Private secretary
HafOrd. They went to The Gscy House for break
fast and started for Washington the 10 O'Clock
cXprc,, on the Pennsylvania Railroad and arrived
there al 1 p. III. Bernard Bglin the only ca!lrr
few politician, being aware that the President intended
10 come back this way soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
ADMITTING 4 CHARGE OF FORGERY.

Trenton, n. j., Aug. 10 (speciaD.-Constable A. D.
Wheeler Of Penn station Westmoreland County, Penn.'
came to Trenton to-day In search Of Philip II. l1nSen'
bgler, who absconded about two months ago WIN
several hundred dollars Linsenbigler was treasurer
Of the Pennsylvania Lodge, Junior Order OF Unitcd
American Mechanics. and carried of $500 OF the
funds lie also forged the of Mr. Smith, and
procured 300 With this money he ned nom
the town. leaving his wife and three children behind
The man arrested this afternoon. lie admitted
his guilt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
~ UUIHI'' -
New-London, Aug. 10, 1889.
TO the editor ofThe Tribune.


Sir: Last saturday evening an entertainment, CON
sstng Of ableaus and song, given for the benefit
of Tie Tribune Fresh Air Fund in Amusement Hail.
the Massapequa Hotel The programme in every
respect an unqualified success. and the credit of its
excellence is due to the following Committee Of Ar
rangements: Miss Hattie Van DuScn, Miss Fannie
Valentine Miss Adde Brush and DR.. COchranc. The
amount realized from the entertainment 500 sub
sequenly MADE 800 by Thomas ID. Carman of Brook
lyn giving his check for $40 additional.
Massapequa, L. l., Aug l., 1890. FRESH AIR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
IT NIGHT NAVE BEEN WORSE.

From The II. Adams Messenger
What Ia, been said from time 10 time concerning the
lack Of patriotic acnulHrut IN New lVFh NY I'M
abundant confirmation ia The erection oi morse DhI
IN clo,c proximity t. the tomb OF Hcntl1l Grant ON
fnc uuldIr Ground, Of Riverside fark owned hN the
York Tribru" gives a recital 81 if'tH'
with protest. y public house Hotel tldIclohl'
t,nd, In the edge OF grove. back from the tomb, on
ryate grounds. built there to accommodate NI~tlr'
f. thr Interesting spot. The park commissioner. IN
nn,r al The time the remains Of tAc lIu~tUuus dead
were cutpmbod there. laid ont hover garden afoHn1
thr i,-r az the monument % Do" which was intended
n lee the fines. and largest IN the country. and some
Wor, ha, been expended upon IT, the project OF the
tuouumrut lausui-hru. but the ambition Tor private
, Iil not The Park Comm- sion at length fell under
romanv control and l.. :. stokes. ot Josie Mansfield
l,,,..J Caf.mOut recently, and following his pro
nrrt1r,hlp the unsghtly horse barn IN question was
nrect,d and in the grounds reserved for the gar
d,n There are other ocatlon> which ihc narn might
"nn, ON private grounds and 10 the rear OF tho
MOTEL bnt any Of these would have cost SOmeih :.
A. h1s always been understood that 1qmmlny lo)HS
ONT for itself and it has conNpcu0usN In TINS instance
.,rilc., ct what patriotic people may THINK about H.
nromucucc in The park A. The tomb Of the great
Is placed near hN II thai visitors may
comparc the two The Grhune calls for IN" removal
nf and " In no other country would
mis- be permitted. and II ought not 10 be permitted In
This II will Dee everlasting disgrace 70 tN city 4,
an insult the pride and patriotism OF the Nallon ana
cause universal Ichuhc If tbs barn j. allowed 10
remain where il is We should say 1ammanN
Hall seek, every opportunity 70 diafrace lNfli Tor
plumber. and upon the citizens Of New York must res,
The blame which, also. hangs over them Ike cloud
In no other city the continent could such a base,
unpatriotr and heareSs political machine be endured,
sufficient moral force and unity of purpose TO breah
NE /nwhocsOme shaCkrS that bind her. IL Is
fortunate Just present that Tammany does not de-
mand the site Of the tomb for liquor saloon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
MARRIAGE OF TIE REV. 0. A. LEWIS,

Hudson. Wis. Aug 10 (Specall.-Thc Rev q. a.
Lewis. OF New-York CITY. and NSs Ella Hatch were
married this evening at the home Of ID" brides
parents in the presence Of large number Of ircnd>
Tbo Young couple started At for the East and oI
a FurODeau VOYAGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
NOT AN ExORBITANT PRICE.

From, The Lewiston Journals German letter.
neasant woman has Just brought some Dmeoer, ,
70 The Castle She asks the heartehumS PRIV ic %.
cents a quart for them. NIt on ,irI has brought
M enough berries TO make pies enough io'
hotel I'm Maine for week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
WHO CAN TEACH TIE ENGLISH LAxGrAGrI


TO tn: Editor OF Ihe RI D r &c.
Sir: Whore shall wc Sock o professor 81 rhetoric ,
From what college d. the best writers and most fluent
speakers come do not SAY graduate. sine" many
81 the best ~ ENGLISH writers not graduates
az all. Where shall seek e.: proper instruction In
English for bright young man who ht> special
talent for criticism. and who tell, that hc asks
Questions Il hi. professor in vain NIAIOK.
New York Aug. l.. 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
awIrn TIE GEEArE,r OF pLEA.rRE.o

o NM III IIVT Ut N J y u y =
sir; Wa present in a public Office when an od
teacher va, directed 20 perform some duty. AID Q"
my amazcmcui De turned 10 his superior and aid
VIII. with the greatest Of pcaeurc.'
/. that English My friend said II was. " But.
b added that Man ha, not spoken from know lcde &C.
81 t- carly II" hcuu Dol. education tyt late u
lite. With him IL l~ Vulcau-u.'
dispute NY friends statement. j II English or
scotch! i. NjhLh'
Le.nN. Ang. II. 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14

Mr.. Shiels has decided to have the ball take place in
his new hotel which is OF the largest hotels in
the state. Decorators are already hand asi BY
tomorrow morning the decorating of the ballroom Will
be finished. No labor money has been spared.
Eastman's band has been hired for the occasion.
Invitations have been sent 10 many prominent persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
FROM A TwO-YEAR-oLD GIvER.

To the Ed tor o. lie Tri Dune.
Sir: am a little girl almost two Years old, and so
big enough TO help some one else, Mamma says The
best way can think of is TO give You all my pennies
to send poor, tired little grille away to the
try because I'm going myself tomorrow. I've been
once before, so ! know how good ii Is. With best
wishes, EFFIE kNON HUNTINGTON.
New York, Aug. II, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
MRS LINCOLN TO VISIT HER CHICAGO HouE.

Mrs Robert r. Lincoln the wife Of the United states
Minister to England arrived here yesterday on the
steamer City OF New York She was accompanied by
Miss Lincoln and Miss Jessie Lincoln, and IS on her
way 10 her home In Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
c. 7. PECK.

c. F. Peck who died at Asheville, N C., on Tues
day was secretary Of the Mutual Union Telegraph
COMPANY He was graduated az the Naval Academy
Al Annapolis but aferwart entered the study OF
law ard was I'm active practice of hs profession in
Washington when the opposition telegraph company
Wa .farici The lease - the property 10 tho Western
Union made no change in Mr.. Peck's position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14

Boston. Aug. - (Spcclan-F {. Sanford. n prominent
citizen u NANTUCKET died today. He born in 1909.
,d followed thr SEA FOR many years. Later in life he
wa, Interested IA maritime enterprises lie was president
y "a. Pacific National Nantucket for twenty-five
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
PLAYFAIR AND CHAMBERLAIN.
TWO ENGLISH STATESMEN IN THIS CITY.
An EARNEST DEFENCE OF Mr.. GLADSToNEs
PoLIcY-BELIEvING THAT THE CoNsERvA-

An EARNEST DEFENCE OF MR. GLADS1oNEe
PoLICY-BELIEvING THAT THE CoNsERvA-
TIVE GOVERNMENT is LOSING GROUND.
sir Lyon Playfair the distinguished English states
man and exCabnet Minister, was passenger on the
Teutonic Yesterday and with Lady Playfair is at
the Windsor Hotel To Tribune reporter, Sir Lyon.
who looked the picture of health, said:
We had a really beautiful run across the Atlantic
and every one was delighted with the fine performance
of this magnificent vessel travelled on her In her
first trip, and therefore all the more pleased 10
see her fulfilling her promise This is the twelfth
wear that / have visited America, and the country
always has renewed charms for me. My visit here is
purely of a holiday character and although snail
travel about the country good deal during my stay
my headquarters will be in Nahant, Mass, where we
are going in search Of a little rest.
speaking as a Gladstonian, of the opinion
that the Conservative Government is losing ground
every day All the indications point to great tri-
umph for Mr.. Gladstone at the next general cleo
ton It is undeniable that Lord salisbuTys admin
istraton is weakening with the hours OF all the big
list of measures mentioned in the Queens speech
at the beginning Of the session they have passed hoe
one. When they came into power In 1856 they were
able to reckon a majority of 100. Now they can
not reckon on a majority Of more than fifty Ihey
have actually eighty majority, but cannot rely on many
OF their men TO vote. Alone they have no working
majority at all. and kept in power solely by the
support OF the Liberal Unonists. When the dissolu
ton comes the Liberal Unionsts Will as party DC
completely destroyed. Nearly all the by-eiecuons
have lately gone in Mr.. GladstOnes lavoT ana ms
victories have been most decisive in the large con
stituences where the party has many seats or IN
creased its former majCeS. rms Is ePgG G s gSso
tive mas of late shown startling change of opinion
and given us many members. That the great body
of the English voters been to the cause
of Home Rule there can be no shadow OF doubt.
Governments England, however strong, seldom last
longer than FIVE years BY that time the Ministers
have got tired Of office and the people have got tired
OF the Ministers and everybody welcomes change
Ii is likely that the present administration VIII make
determined effort TO pass their Free Education ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14

ottawa ont. Aug. 13.-Proiessor Aphonse Favre. an
eminent Swiss geooc-t has just dod u was In direct
onuun. cation with many American g"olocsts and Dr.
r. = Terry Hunt Mr.. Henry N. Anna and Other
Canadians enjoyed his personal acquaintance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
MR.. AND MRS. CHAMBERLAIN HERE TO REST

The big list of social. political and professional
lights who travelled the Teutonc in her record
breaking trip included the names OF the Hon. Joseph
Chamberlain and Mrs. Chamberlain Accompanying
them were MIR. Chamberlain's and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain have come TO America in
search of rest and change. after the mental and
physica strain of the London social and political
season. 70 Tribune reporter yesterday Mr. Cham
berlain said that his visit purely of a private
character.
on leaving the steamer the members OF the party
went 10 the Brevoort House, where they remained
for about two hours and then drove 10 the Grand
Central station where they started for Boston at
] O'Clock. From Boston they will 90 to SALEM Mass
the home of Mr.. and Mrs EndicOtt Mrs Chamberlain
parents where they will remain for the greater part
Of their stay in this country. MIR. Chamberlain said
that they would probably visit Washington before
going home 1t was their intention, he added, to
return 10 England November l, In time for the
opening of Parliament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14

1.-THE Hammond" all the prizes in the late Type.
writer Contest New-YCrk City and received Govern
mnt check Tor s276.50 for IS typewriter all In one
week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14
Natures Own Gas

Many persons keep Carter's Little Liver Pills on
hand prevent bilious attacks SICK headache, dZzhess
and find them just what they need.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14

Hub Punch is an indispensable sideboard requisite
Hub Punch composed OF rare old liquors OF best quality
GIocers and druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14

Barrys Trio opherousThe heads Of the people are its
best advertisement Scurf, CandruG harshness. badness
and all hal: diseases vanish under It's renoyatng influence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14

Don't Miss the Chance TO Buy
Well-made and handsome furniture at Fnts 10f West
14thst 6tAave. Large reductions TO force sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14

Nino looked up sleepily. al have TICKET ior 'ns
seat
Yes, but It's not good for all night The opera
fifteen minutes ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-14

not marble dust is what is used to carbonate Manito
Table Wafer" or all CrOcers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29

Col. f. {. Harrington went to Portland
yesterday.
c. 4. Hessel Of Brunswick was IN Il e
city yesterday.
O. b. cl.son, Esq, of Gardiner, was in
the city yesterday.
Er-Shend C. II. MeFalde1 Of wa'er-
Vile, was in III, city yesterday.
Miss May Rrnneli, Of Wsteryliie is v;s-
ting Mrs Everett Hall in this city.
Mr.. Nathan Weston an family went to
Old orchard for short outing yesterday.
Mr. j Fred White an wife of Bcston,
arc visiting at Mr.. Horace c. Caswelfs,
this city.
Mr.. George \. lIawes and wife returned
from their vaellion at Squirrel Island last
evening.
Miss Nellie NJ. Fogler returned to Bos-
ton from her summer vacation in the city,
Wcdno sday.
~. 3. T. Saub)rn and family will close
their cottage at the I.la OF Springs this
week and return 10 the ctr, Sa .urlay.
Miss Blnnchc Tantish of Skowhegan who
has bean visiting Miss Lo,tic Dyer for
about two weeks, rctart e1 home yesterday
on the . 03 train.
Rev. ID. w. Wsliron aud daughter OF
Boston. ami Mrs. j. A. Raymond and
daughter % Fast Weymouth. are visiting
Mrs D. WA,iron.
Mrs Fraak Martin Of jacksonville, Fla
and her mother Mrs. II. A. Osgood of Lew.
is,on. who have been visiting at Mr.. S. 4,
Russel's lief, yesterday afternoon for
Eaasnibnyo'
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Mass NETTING
Of Republicans d Ysts1iIk ie-diy
VIII Be he HsfIst r IoaFs.
Augusta WIN Send a7astre Dslses-
toes, and II FsiS Large Uumbsss
con1cg ifcm An ssctiors Of the
stats-

Hon. James g. BIsi@e. Governor Bur
legh, Hen. Vim r. Mason Of Illinois, and
Hoa- Seth {. NilIikea viii address, the Re
rsb;iean Msss Meeting at WatsryiiIe this
Friday afternoon and il the day u pisassrt
there will be ore of the gresfes. gatherings
ever knswn IN Ksasebse C<uafy- Asgussa
Republicans are rrsraring 70 turn out IN
force and dispatches frors ether seessons Of
the 5,ass indicate thIs every town within
sssy railroad access o. wssesvals viii &c
represented. The list Of emipen. speak
s;s 70 address The meeting il sach - 10
rarely afforded naeesisg Of this kIcd and
tie fact that Hoa. Jas q. Blaine viii here
make IlI eniy speech In the Ssa'e
tsfsre fall sl@etoa will Ct stsslf serve 10
Hssks tkis Esss nseetinz one. = failure 70 at
tad which, every Republican will regret A
special trs;s leaves Augusta for Watsrsiils
at 2. N. ard returning leaves Watsrville
q. 5 2. NJ. The fare for the roara "trip
slIl be emily 90 cenis Densis Military
baad plll accompany the excursion
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Marriso.


AND Si'utGlS.
Ia Lev stou. Aug, II. phincas g. Shossy nnd
Agnes Merritt: Aug q. Leonard q. iibsets and
Mary Farcll, both Of Lewiston.
CUMBERLAND.
In Portland, Aug. -, Fred \. fenthner and
Hattie VI " ashhurn, bath OF Portland
tn Cumberland. Aug. %, iirrman \. Durham.
Of lte.part. ard Margaret 5. prtnkvaier. OF
Cumberland.
in Doyrr. n II Aug. II, Fgvd 4 Ramsey and
Maude " isslow. both Of Portland
HtNto,'N.
In southwest iIstbor, AEg. Is. Wiijiam "
Higgins aad NJga = ksnsin.
hNoN-
la rhomasion, Aug ", Capt. Ailtn H. Strong
ard Alice q. Lermond
WNSitINornS.
In Calais, Aug, Il. Howard N. Dudley and Miss
Martha Ella GIRLS both of Calais. Aug -. VIM.
Foley and Mis- Teresa Hatisr, Of Musquash. N. u.
YORK.
Ia Elliot. Aug. 81. George Mason and Sadie
Bartlett, beth VI Elliot.
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MAINE PERSONALS.

Mr. Z +. Heath. Maine State College,
81. will have charge Of the CamItn High
School thi' year.
Judge l. A. Emery is at his cottage at
Usnroak Point. the term OF court ever
which he has been presiIing here. hasirg
iiniihed.
Right Rev Bishop Htsly. Of Portland,
will oilic ate a, the morning service Sunday
AgF. Si,t, at 81. Msrj's Catholic Church
IN Ii ul,on.
Colonel + j. Cram, .hs Sta'e inspector
Of rifle practice, is uassag tour among
militia compa lies g wing spetill inssuc
tiops ard is reu,a'k ably suecessiul This
wts k ne il among the companies in Gel ,ns |
Vie'o- Bret;'s 5, roud r. ment,
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AUGUsTA DISTRICT.
Appointments for Second Quarter.

Appointments for the Second Quarter Of
toe Augusta Disiict. MeGsodIst Church:
Arsusr Madison, 80, 81.
sEfrEahgg- No. An.on. 9. Z; Kent,
Hill, -. II; Ifdas:ry, 20. q Pennington,
%; Strong, 30; Kingfisli, "a; Eastis, u,
70 Sotriizewoek, 80.
ocTosEE--Skowhegap, / Soloa, 4, 5;
New Sharon, II, i2i Oakland. 10, is;
Gardner, 22, HalloweIl. 90; Augusta, "a
No. BuxHstl, rs. 90 Fairfield. %; Wafer
Vile. 20.
NOVEMBER Weld, I. 2; Phillips. 8;
Wtiton. s; Liyermore Falls. :; Llvermore,
8. d Wayne, -. i6; Winthrop. II
Leeis 10; T. Livermore, 22. %; E. Read
neld. -. 80.
DECEMBER yeraon. 6, I.
q c. AsDREws. Presiding Elder.
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lieO


CUMBERLAND.
In Portland, Aug. 20. Mary s, widow Of the
late esrnan Jordan, aged - years
SAGAnAiioS.
In Paigpshurg, Aug y, Daniel t. HoSeiou, ascd
y wears II ncnshs.
In BAH, Aug. y, William Taylor. Of Fall
River, ssri 81 years; Aug. Il. incthg u. W right
aged ~ years . months
lORk.
In Cornish. Aug. 70, Mrs Jonathan PraScNter.
aged 90 wears, Aug. ;, Mrs. saiiy sm'ts, aged .
years. -.
la Wells. ne. u. Capt. Charles rsrkiss. aged
shoat sD wears
In south Berwick. Aug Is. John kraEee'
Walker ~ ed 90 YEAR,
In Keune bunkpoI,, Aas. Is, james Half. sged
70 years.
In south Be xson, Acg. I. Nellie May. daughter
Of 81. n. and oiiser T. fiaamer, aged ID seaFs
II nlcatlls-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-29
Great Auction Sale Of Real Estate and Personal Property ID
Gardiner, by Auction on Monday, September lst
N.xi, premises. al O'Clock in the forenoon.
Milk of Lat smell.

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The Ladies Delighted.

The pleasant effect and the perfect cafe
" With which lsdies may use the liquid
fruit laxative, Syrup of Figs. under al
conditions make i, their fsvorite remedy.
1t is pleasing to the eye ard to the taste,
sentle. yet etfecsual in acting Oh the hid
ueys. liver and bowels. d&slmo-
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4 Good bargain For Some
b0ly.

Farm and Steam Grfsf Mill for sale Eear Eas.
Nexpert K X. station. Fzrw eonsaias 20 acres
Of good land, cgts % tcrs Of hay; very cod
hons-, she'd sable and barn need repairs. Ca
paeiiy OF mill so bushels Per day IS horse power
eagne. - fc-se power DoiIcr. al, Or goot eordi
tioa- Location one OF The best the tine ~ toe
NsfHr Central Railroad. Farm and mill Will q
sold te2ether IA parts to suit purchaser Terms
81 Pay aens easy. For further particulars arpy to
:. .. Chndbosrae at Augusta or subsrriher ct
East Newport. fHILIf WILSON.
augt6.tf
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ist heat Before starting this beat the
6ri~r was thliz Il to identity Courier,
which he d 4 10 the satisfaction of all par
ties Thre wat some breaking in the sec-
ond quarter. Is was ros very ciese race
Csesp, b tscea Won ileinien and Cour-
iier; n SOFT slong very evenly, Ven
Ilc,meut VII mag hy about iwo lengths.
: canI hea. Cunri,r ran hslf of TIE
Il st qear,e-. : h, beat was Won by Foa
Ilemaut, elesing with quite lesd There
was iaue Kicking about Judgement ct ps-
,i.isn, at ,his tine. Courier lost OF shee
aud N rt.t hea, was IL lsytd about half
all boar ia consequence.
Third heat. IL was not very interesting,
van fielront tsiiag \ good Lead ard The
rs, beins scattered considerably.
vou iic.r,ont vas given first money, AL
mon. Ia chen second. Courier third and
Garfield fourth.
SrasARy oF ~ Class.
D. Ne4l. gg. A. X Mar.cn, East
In..,aa. On
1AA Hts tN u w. - N%NieHt -"
gusts,
Independence, b <. !. B. Cobb.
Augusta. b b
Cloltirixn, b 5. J Mathews, Wa
ervills, ia
Courier. b Z, A Il. Yates. Ws,e'-
Vi lc.
Ks,e. M, W. S. Savage. New
sh.fsn. ?
Csras.i. b s. J. +. Michigan,
No. rieso o., b
Ven Heimen blk $, |. T. Tssh,
Fsirtisasi.
Silver Kins, b {. Geo. A. Alden.
wa'erviile, da
Almont Ps,chca. b Z, c. E. Pick
erins, >
Hsa.s IL IL 81 Mile
IS l.l43-tl5ts4aas
IS tls l.S6 ass
ssisIl5 ls5 ass
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Ayers
Cherry PectOra1

C. o. Lspper. Druggist. Fart Wayne. Ind.
writes: :" Ny lizzie sister, foas years Of age,
was 50 II tfess bronchitis thai sc had altasss
s1yeu np hSpe q her recovery. Oar family
physician. q skfsfts iEsaa ard Il large expert
efee. prsaosssessd It useless 10 give her zsv
nHnF1 fsis7siSeiais. ssgiaE he lad done ali 4 was
fssSitas 20 do. and we mart prepare fst the
worst A. lasf resort. We determinea to
Try Ayers Cherry Peetefsd. ard can truly
say, with r1osr happy results. After taking
lew doses she seemed 70 bfeatiss easier,
and, within week was en- II axager. We
continued giving the Feetagal HEiH satisfied
She was entirety we'll Tits indispensable
evidence a lie great merit a Ayers Cherry
Pfetorai has gfTen me anbonnsied conf
dsres 10 the Preparation, sna recommend
Il 70 my Customers, knowing Il eaanst disap-
point thema
Ayers CAerry FeetsTai cured re Of bad
cough and iay partner " brsaehitis. kR0w
o. numerous eases N which ibis pre- paraiion
has proved very beneficial IN families Of
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