ChildrenCry for Pitcher's Castoria.
WhenYou Need
AnAlterative Medicine, don't loiget^that everything depend* on the kind^ttsed. Ask for Ayer's S o -apartlla and^take iiwother. Kor over lorty years this^preparation has had the t udurseineut vf^leading physicians and druggists, awl^It ha* achieved a success unparallele I^Ik the history of proprietary medicines.
44For a rash, from which I had ^u'^^fere*I some mouths, my father, an M l^,^recommended Ayer's Rarnaparllla. It^effected a cure. I am still taking tl*fa^medicine, aa I Hud it to he, a moat po^ -^^ : fnl brood-purifier.^^J. K Cockiv^I), nton, Texas.
44C.H. Hut, Drugglnt, Eransvllle,^Ind.. wrltea : ^ I liavs been selling^Ayer's ftarsaparilla for many years. It^maintains its popularity, while man*^other preparations, formerly as wvl^known, bare long been forgotten.*4
I hare alwaya recommended Ayer'i^Ramaparilla as superior to may othri^preiiaratliin for purifying the blood.*' ^^G. k. Kuykendall. M. D., Pomeroy.W.T.
Ayer'sSarsaparilla,
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Dr.J. C. Ayer at Co., Lowell, Mass.^Prk* II; tlx boulM, $4. Worth as a bottla.
Summons.
lathedlatrtM court of lbs First Jndlclal dis^^trict of iha t rr:( ^r^ . f Montana, la and forth*^count) or li*wlt and Clark*.
AgumW*lr Hangtter, Alexander H^nv*a*r, li*r^luiaHand, Jane Weir Fraa**r. Alexandar Kraicr,^her husband, Mar caret Weir Tavlor, Arrlilbtld^Taylor, her hushand, William Weir and l'^Ur^Weir, plalntlt*. v*. John Wetr. defendant.
