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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05

''Did you enjoy it of IN the country.
JimmieEr -
did I? Had bully time. ] used
TO get UP before anybody in the hotel,
and change all the bouts and ring the
fire al;trnis, and l broke nine pGnes of
glass in one week. HaI1jer's BGzar.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05

Little Edith Papa said YOU do
everything SO gracefully, Miss Tens.S-
sons.
Miss Tenseas son~-Did he2 Thnt
was so very kind Of him.
Litie Edith-Ees; lie said YOU
We're growing old gracefully.-
Jury
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05

do you notice that Juggles always
carries cane nOwadayss'
Yes. 1t WAS voted to him at a.
church fair for being the ugliest man
in the county. lie wants to meet
once more the man that made the
presentation speech Chicago Times.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05

: THERE is one thing which is abso-
luteIy certain concerning ex-President
=CIeveland and Governor Hill; they both
heartily support the ticket nominated
4by the democratic national convention
~,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05

The following is tine program foT the
December meeting of the Edwards
County T.-;selIeFs' Association, to be
held Oh the goth inst
uUsIC-
Address OF wclro ne ----- PROT Hc.llrtrs'.
Paper 900 .--------------- Mr. Bnsfwiris.
Psp.r-goulmon SssuTr6s Sf Disorder
IN the School RssOn ---S- T. Manuel
Discussion Sfr- a. la=iC aai Cora cfsphnut
kocitGrlOn -----------s -- - IS auC7s DeilIzcJ
Experiments In Natursi Philosophy
-----.-.--.--------.-- Miss Siarz. lfesIiehaol
4. ssUsIc- 49,
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PROBABLY An ExcErr5oS.

Freddy Fangie-Papa. are all men
single before they are nlarriedg
Fangle-Nes- Freddy
Freddy Fangle-How about the SIa-
meSe tYinss-JgoIgc
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05

CONGRESS met on the first inst. and
i'll all probability will consume the
greater part of the short session in un-
doing what 10 has already done.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05

$50 acres uf land fonr and one half
miles from Kinsley. Fifty acres under
cultivation. large ! cVse, windmill cte-
Good range forst stock
Enquire at this s;ii g or Of George s,
Shaw, 9-l9tf
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A SsAsrEE OF LASouAaE.

BroasOn-Ts Jones n I4inguist?
Smiiey-Well, 1 should think sol
You should have hear'i hlm Just now,
when lie sat down ON II tsck.---Lfgs-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05
A QUEER PURSE.

Children-Piease, sir;give us twenty
five cents worth OF moiasses III this
jar.
Storekeeper- All right, little ono.
See, the jar is full. Now give me the
money.
Children-Please, sir, the money is
at the bot tom OF the jar.-Es.
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ROESEEEE.


4ios sAcN-C CtliCAGO AA4Nlf-
Hotel CierIl-Se6 that couple there ?,
They have just been married. Tie
bride is from Boston ana the groom
from Chicago.
Friend-That sos Sort of pork and
beans as it wefe, ei?-LJe.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05

II the Indians attempt to mo,est
the whites, there Will DO some real
ghost dances instead OF the make be-
lieve ones that have SO excited the red
men.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05

Bat we viii cure -youif yotr viii pay
us Our message is To The Weak, \ er-
votIs and Debilitated, Wllos- by early
Evil Habits. or Later Indiscrefions,
have trifled away tsfeir vigor of Body,
Mind and Manhood, and who suffer all
those effects which lead to Prematnre
Decay, Consumption or Insanity If
this means yoE, send for and read our
lBocfz OF EIFE. written by the great
est Specialist OF the day, and sent
tseaIed.) by addressing Dr. Parker 5
Medical and Surgical Institute. I5s
Sorth ST., Nashville. Tenn.
Iot.., .Eso-z..,-.- s.,,,anre -. cartaEs.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05

Itch. mange and scratches of every
kind, on human or animals, cured in
80 minutes BY Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold bV
Tatum & Co.
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wAsuINeroN LErrEIs.
Special Correspoadencs.

WAsHINGToN, d. c, Dee. B, 1890.
Mr.. Harrison, Speaker Reed, Repre-
sentative Mckinley and ali the other
republican advocates for n ccntinu-
alton at the short session of congress
of the radical program begun at the
last session are going through a panic
just now. They fear that there will
not be republican quorum present in
the house before Christmas, and that
it will be impOssibis to compel many
of the republicans who have been de
feated to attend the session regularly
and without a republican quorum they
know that their game is blocked as the
democrats are fully. determined that
no political apportionment shall be
made, unless it be done by republican
votes entirely; and the same thing
holds good regarding the notorious
subsidy shipping bills.
-
The democratic leaders have no de-
sire to see an extra session OF congress
in the spring, and if there be one,
which now seems altogether probable,
it will be the fault of the republicans.
The democrats are willing and ready
to aid III passing the regular appor-
tiOnment bills for the support of the
government, but they propose resist
ing to the last extremity any attempt
to pass political legislation.
-.
1t is specially pleasing to the demo-
Gratis to learn that it has been decided
by bosses Reed, Mckinley and Cannon
whose control of the house committee
on rules makes them absolute dicta-
tors of the business to some before
the house. that the tariff law shall not
be modified or amended at this session.
1t was feared that the republicans
would be sensible enough at the COM
ing session to get back the votes they
lost, by revising the Objectionable
features, and there are few that are
not Objectionable of the new tariff law
in business manner. But they have
elected TO stand or fall by the new law
which makes their fall certain when
the people again get a whacA at them
in 1892.
EX- Representative Warner, who was
here all last session as an advocate of
silver legislation says the silver men
Will submit three propositions to con-
gress-first, free coinage; second, free
coinage limited to silver produced in
this country until France and Ger
many shall buy American silver; third,
the coinage of about $50, 900 eco 10
equal the amount of national bank
notes retired during the last ye:ti.-
and that they will leave no stone un-
turned to get one of them passed
Either OF them could be passed if
vote could be had upon them, but how
the house can pass Il bill which the
committee on rules refuses TO allow it
to consider cannot see.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05

TuE death OF Hen. August Belmont
,iepFives The country Of an able man
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05

-''BOss, Will you tell me how TO
make root beerr' asked u cOiored man
of clerk in "A Woodward avenue drt,..
store "a day or two ago.
why. yes, can. Tshe "a hickory
stick, three gallons Of water, an old
hat, a quart of molasscs. paper of
tucks and a pound of cayenne per
per, ANA boil, skim and set in u cool
place
SAY dat agiH boss, so 1 Kin. disre-
member
The clerk repeated bis directions,
AM the customer brought his fist
down upon the counter with the excla-
nation;
- see Hidr l. spilled my hull batchi
/ LEFT out Ge tacks.
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= RPmcoTTs An4cAzMs. .DaA

7 APPNcOTT'S MAGAZINE. LOiEE its
L. varied and eFeriIeEf e0nES'sfs. IS a li6ra,1
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Il sgay fsdteH happy asoHght 10 PY7ist az
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Nos . short s0VeksFfs. SEf a long sseSY JsEeA
as 1oH are Hs<S to get is cook fora and PAY
from ore dollar to oHe dollar and 4 I7Aa4f fo1.
Nor osLy Eka.. 6af sgifA eaeh ,sHarBer yoz get
an a5sndaaee Of oks<T contributions, sgkiek <5ISF
Y0s q good magazine besides hte Sz0zeI.
ZzS ringing 5l0zo5 zoSieh hare SeeH skyzek 0,s
liz GATEWAY e[ popular fapoT. have res0Esdsa
kA15agAoaf tie e,s5i1e land. and to-day LiepfH-
eoefs AESFzsi3s SAIEdS AZ s5s from Saak eff
sse1At[y Publications. azd rs the Ss0J1 sgid<Ly-
Ssad-asd sakke6-eT SE5IieaGi0H gf iks kind ia fEl
sssr1S. For JstH aSseylefiV< eiTrzEays. aaay<sa
kRPWCOZTS S E4G-AZLNR. HAiAaaeEpAis
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=Zze ea5iSsAes ef a.ss 1saesr s0izg SsssiS< yssi'
SE5SeyiSt;oH.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05

Ell glish SPAWN Litiimailt removes
hard, suf;, or ciiIUuSed Jumps amt
all b!emi,.tj from horses. biooG spawn
curbs, spliEis, sweeney, rinR-bOns
STILES, spraIns. all swollen throafs,
coughs ~. Save $50 Ivy nse af oKIS
bottle. Warranted SOLD by ID. F. Ia
tum * Go. Druggists.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05

Rel Ribbon hams at Carte7's s:ea.
Market.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-12-05

John Popp-S sausage at Carter
meat market.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-04

and they will find some very significant.
and 10 tho honest Republican veteran,
astounding votes by their party leaders.
We particularly call attention 70 INC
Senate proceedings Of last Monday,
found In Tuesday mornings daily papers
Telegraph reports, when the Pauper i'en'
sion bill was under consideration. An
amendment was offered 70 repeal the ar
rears OF pension limitation, aud Senators
Frye, OF Maine, and Hawley, OF Conn.
spoke against the amendment. ana y
was voted down by yeas only 2, among
them Sherman aud Turpie and Noor'
jhees. while the nays were 1875 kepub-
llicans and 20 Democrats.
Mr.. Vest offered IN amendment pro-
viding that the money necessary 70 meet
the appropriation under thi- bill shall be
raised By an income tax OF 5 per cent. on
incomes between $2.OoV and $1,000; "A
per cent. between 5000 and $1,000 and
10 per cent on over $1,000. Laid on
the table: Yess, -; nays, II. a stric
party vote.
By this vote the Republican Senators
lput themselves sqnsrely on the record ~
favor Of the rich mau and against the poo'
Taxpayer and colder, who must pay
more than their fair proportion 70 mee
all expenses of government.
Then Mr.. Plumb offered en- amend
ment to pay pension Of 81 month e
al who served 90 days ID the late wal
who are 81 years OF age. or - they attain
that age.
Mr. Plumb's amendment was rejected
Yeas, 10 NAYS, 30.
This was . service pension PROPOSE
ton, considerably modified from The bill
proposed BY Gov. Hovey, aud It 10 Ger
tain that most Of the veterans who really
need the aid Of pension laws, would b
dead before they attain that age, leaving
probably few officers aud commlsssrl
men, who we're not exposed as the pr
la;e soldiers were, TO get pensions y
their old age. But even this was votet
down in the Republican Senate mot
withstan a iDg Indisna's Democratic Sena
tors both voted for it. Most Of the Re
publican Senators voted against the ser
vice pension amendment, while severs
lodged"
| The "Pauper Pension billv then passe'
the Senate, with only IL votes against Il
and the Republican party leaders viii
claim the soldiers are amply rewards
i for their loyalty TO the Republican party
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-04

Last Sunday 10 marked this year on
tho Roman Catholic Calendar as Palm
sunday. IL IL 80 called from the fact,
that on that Sunday the Catholic Church
the glorious and royal
entry Of Jesus Christ into Jerusalem
shortly before His death; 1t which time
the people of Jerusalem bore palm.
leaves in their hands as mark Of honor
aud esteem, which they thus desired 70
manifest q the approach o. the Savior.
For this reason. too, the clergy ana lay
people who attend Divine services IN .
| Catholic Church on the so-calIed Palm
sunday are expected 10 hold In their
hands. during u part Of the services Of
that day the. little branches. which are
distributed 10 them. Palm Sunday il
the first day Of Holy Week. week
ia which the Church Of Rome dons none
but her sorrowiug cloak OF purple, and
makes use OF those solemn. awe-inspir-
ing but quiet ceremonies prescribed by
her Ritual IN memory Of the passion and
death Of the Redeemer Of tina world.
Perhaps In no other season OF the &C.
clesiasticsl year nre the ceremonies Of
the Catholic Church 80 rich IN their
character aud so significant 90 during
Iloly-week. whilst with her ususl ex-
actness and etrenuUusncss shc demands
that the ceremonies. which her liturgy
prescribes for this week, be observed IN
their entire solemnity. wherever the
number nf clergymen is not too limited
1 In accordance with the@e iujunctions, the
Rev. Fathers stationed At ST. Joseph'-
Church followed The Instructions Of
Cstholic Liturgy on Palm Sunday, and
will continue 10 do so through the rest
Of last Sunday the four-voiced choir
though such IL not prescribed by ths
Catholic ritual, took part 10 the singing
lof the history OF Christie passion and
Crucifxion, BY chanting At proper times
the utterarces made BY two or more In
d;vidusls conformity, es recorded in th'
history OF the Passion written by thu
Il Evangelist. St Matthew. These rendi
tions Of the choir under the able man
agement Of the Rev. Bernard Heichel
beck, .. S. B., enhanced the beauty and
Significance OF the ceremonies in an EN-
Iinent degree. Such solemn appropriate
manner Of Introducing chorus in th'
l"singing ofthe Passion" on Palm Sun
day, to be successful, demands fai
lquantum Of competency on the part 0
the choir, and OF energy and skill on TIL
part of the choir-director. II IL thi
which partly accounts for the rarity 0
choirs taking en- active part in the chant
ling OF the Passion during Holy Week In
Catholic Churches. Though st. Jo
seph's choir had never been trained 4
this kind OF chanting in previous years
, still its first effort was emphatically [
successful Que on last Sunday. Mex
: Sunday easter Sunday the choir vii
render . four-voiced MAS, portions Of
which have been composed by the Rev
} Director Of the same choir.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-04
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoda,

Jasper COIIege MOntnIy REPORT
The students Of Jasper College have
been awarded the following notes IL
average Class Merit for the month end
ing March 31st, By the College Faculty
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-04

The several: township Assessors mot
Saturday q the Auditors Office and
agreed upon ratcs OF assessment Tor this
wear In Dubois county ,tup0u personal
property. - follows:
HoRsss $40 20 rs; 3 years old, 20 70
rs . years old, 10 10 so; year old, 10
10 30: colts, fall. 8 TO Is.
MuLEs $50 10 100; 8 years old. 20 70
100: 2 years old. 10 to IS; / year old, 10
to 80 colts. fall, 10 10 20.
CArrLE- Oxen, per pair. s25 10 10;
cows. 5 10 rs; steers. IL 10 80; 2 years
old, s to 20; year old, 3 70 10; calves,
,2 % 8.
SnREr-41 Ia 8.
SrocK HoGs-Two cents per pound.
GRAIN - Wheat, 50 cts. per bushel rye.
80 CITE. corn, 20 eta. oats, 10 cts barley,
|25 cts. clover seed, 81; timothy seed,
|$l potatoes. 10 cts. per bushel; apples,
green. 20 cts. per bushel: apples. dried.
cent per ID. Poultry, 81 per dozen
hay per ton, 50; wool, per h., Is cents
tobacco, per h., cent bacon per ID
cents pork rer ID 4 cents lard per To-,
4 cents; wine. domestic, per:gal.. IS CITE.
sorghum per gal, Is cts. +; pianos. $50 10
100 each steam engines. $50 to 200 saw
mills. portable, o25 to 100; safes, iron,
IS 70 100; pool tables. go to so; brick
per n. ~ to 90; sewing machines. So
10 20 hoop poles per NJ, 80 TO 4: slaves
per NJ, 81 to 10; ties per loo. IS 20 Is
lumber per NJ, IS to 10; lumber. wal
nut per C., $40 to 20; logs per q. feet
| 25 to so cts.; logs, walnut per G.. SO cts
10 81; scales. stock, $50 10 so; ice pei
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Total No. Delegates.
Necessary to . choice,

II was arranged at the meeting Of the
county central committee that 1t be
left optionary with the various pre-
clncts, whether or not they appoint al'
ternstes 70 attend the convention. The
various candidates intending to have
their names presented before the con-
vention. will iile their written agree
ments with the chairman that they viii
support the nominees OF said convention
90 that be may inform the various pre-
cinct committeeman before the Assem-
bling Of the primary conventions.
BY order Ut the committee.
w. + Cox, Chairman,
w. T. You've. Sec y.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

uDufendach, in his H burg Repub-
lican, last week, throws the following
slur at the financial management of Du-
bois county:
Dubois county IL out Of debt. "Dat
am q fac, boss." But what has Dubois
county TO show for her expenditures be-
yond poorly constructed jsil and jail
er's residence, . poor farm, very ordi-
nary brick building which serves for 3
court house and county Offices, an iron
bridge spanning the Patoks, and some
other bridges. The county. besides
these, has few improvements, and that
she is ont Of debt should not excite our
special wonder"
If the county business had been man.
aged BY bis party friends, It would be
like some Of the other Republican conn.
Ties deep In deot, and nothing to show
for II. Bat many people who are mol
acquainted with the vote-merchant's
dense ignorance, are surprised ct bic
classification Of the county's possessions
|in such . sIurring manner. The jailer's
residence IL Is good as any residence in
Hunting burg, with one exception and IL
ample. The jail part has done service
for twenty years, or more, and . good
deal OF the iron Is rusted ont, and the
lie Of the Jail has gone out Of date, and
the county has outgrown its size. But
the Jail portion can be easily remodeled.
and made secure. and to conform 10 re-
cent laws. without at all disturbing the
main building.
The poor farm Il to-day the best farm
lin the county, contains 305 acres, worth
So or $50 an acre, independent OF house,
barns or improvements, which add Q
good deal more 10 its value, and saves
annually large sums TO the county In
|pauper expenses, besides taking care OF
the unfortunate class creditably.
Instead Of one iron bridge. the county
owns three splendid iron bridges. one
large stone arch bridge, and . number OF
good wooden ones.
The Court House is solid structure
that will stand and do for county pur.
poses many years after Dufendack and
and the present generation have gone
under the sod. And, too, 1t is . better
house and more commodious than is
possessed BY most Of the counties SUR
rounding us, which are heavily il debt.
The vote-merchant should consider
better before he criticises county officers
who have been careful Ia their public
and private affairs alike. II they had
managed county affairs as he would
probably have done, judging from exam.
pie, II is likely the county would have
been in debt about what the real estate
|is appraised at-over . million and hall
dollars, and had nothing but second.
hand goods and purchssabIe votes to
show for ii.
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Democratic County Convention

Pursuant 10 action OF the county con-
trail committee, there will be . county
delegate convention held ~ HuDtingburg
SATURDAY NAY 2ilh, 1890.
For the purpose ~ nominating democrs'
dc candidates 10 nh the various county
offices OF Dubois county. aud the pre-
cinct mass convention will be held,
FRIDAY. MAY 23l. 1890,
For the purpose OF selecting delegates 70
attend the county convention. 49, was
arranged hv the meeting OF the county
rentral committee, which met At Jasper
March cad, the various precincts will
be entilcd TO the following number Of
delegates. based upon there presentation
Of one delegate for each 50 Democrat
votes. aud one for each IS and fraction
over %. cast at the last election.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-04

NOAhOA1 ~ A1AAlO AVNs
NOTICE is hereby given to the uusli-
~ fled voters OF the incorporated Town
OF Jasper, Dubois County, Indiana.
that. 10 pursuance OF law, IN election
will be held, ct the fire engine house ii
said town, on
MONDAY NAY 6rH, 1890.
Between the hours or o'clock, A. NJ.
and 8 O'Clock, r. NJ, OF said day, for tie
purpose Of electing the folio wing officers
for said Incorporation, to.wit;
One Trustee for the I'd ward;
One Trustee for the 9Th ward:
One Clerk for said town;
One Treasurer for said town:
One Marshal for said town.
In witness whereof, I, 0EoReR ].
JUTT, Clerk OF said Town or Jas-
Is. per, have hereunto set my hand,
~ and the Official seal OF said town
this 4th, day Of April, 1880.
GEoRGE J. JUTT, Clerk =. J.
April 4, lS00-lt.
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Notice Of Final Settlement Of rs.

Dubois Circuit Court. April Term. 1880.
NOTICE il hereby given to oil persons
- interested, the creditors, heirs and
legatees Of Francis b. Bissey, deceased,
William 3. Bissev Administrator, to ap.
pear 10 the Dubois Circuit Court, held at
Jasper, Indiana, on the 4th Monday 10
April 1890, and on the first judicial day
Of said term, the same being April IS.
1880, and show cause, = any, why the
Final Settlement Accounts with the
estate Of said decedent should not be ap.
proved and said heirs arc notified 10
then and there make proof OF heirship,
and receive their distributive shares.
TINS 9th DAY or MARCH, 1890.
WILLIAM 8. BIssEY, Admir-.
Al. HoxEYcUT1, Atty.
April A, 169O-2t.s
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Total amount loaned,
On deposit, In Bank,

0r"Whon the spring timo comes" ",
usually find ourselves drowsy and ex
haustcd, owing to the impure and slug
gish state Of the blood. 70 remedy Thu
trouble, take Ayers Sarssparilla, ID,
most powerful, yet safe aud economical
blood-puriier In existence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-04
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

Only one narri .ge license this week
VIM. IL. Limp and Mary 4. Cox.
The .Jsfper 5. Of v. are going to
have q dance April l4tb.
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Constipation,

IF not remedied in season, Is liable 70
become habitual and chronic. Dras-
tic purgatives, by weakening the bowels,
confirm, rather than cure, the evil.
Ayers Pills, being mild. effective, and
strengthening in their action, are gcner-
ally recommended by the faculty e the
best Of aperients.
"Having been subject. for years. 70
constipation, without being able 70 find
much relief, ut last tried Ayers Pills.
i deem 1t both duty aud pleasure
20 testify that have derived great ben
eft from their use. For over two years
past have taken one Of these pills
every night before retiring. Iwould not
willingly be without them" &c. w.
Bowman. % East Main st., Carlisle, "a.
~ have been taking Ayers Pills and
using them in my family since 1857. and
cheerfully recommend them to all in
need Of . safe but effectual cathartic."
John N. Boggs, Louisville, Ky.
: "For eight years was afflicted with
constipation, which at last became so
bad that the doctors could do no mora
for me. Then began to take Ayers
Pills, and soon the bowels recovered
their natural and regular action, so shat
now I am n excellent health. IS. L.
LoughbFidge, Bryan, Texas.
Having used Ayers Pills, With good
results, fully indoreo them for the pur-
poses for which they are recommended"
#. Corners, n. d. Centre Bridge, PA
Ayers Pills,
r11RAHnD - 7
oH. J. Q. Ayev Z Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by ~ Dsusgisas nd Dsslsrs n Medicine.
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nrThe american Eagle must Be 1
gay old bird--he IL bald. II you don't
want 70 be bald, use Halls Hair Renew.
er, aud you wont be. Try Il,