appetite, anil remove the horrible depression
and despondency which result from
Jnu,lfc,e3tion,,tnero isjnothlng so SciTectlvo -,
asijr'sjPJHs. Thec ijllls contain no,;-calomel
or other poisonous drug, act
directly on the digestive and nsslmilativo
orgCnsftuirre&ioru health jwd (itrqngth to
tho entire system. T. P. JJonner, Chester ,
1'tttf writes: "I hnve.useU'Aycr'iOrfilsJ
forthc.pnt SO years, and am .satlsfic'd
f should not' havo been if It
had not been for them. They
AujWfl
M jr n
ijjo f JDyopcpsIa tyl'icii all otllprrcmcdlcs
fulled, and their occasional use has kept
mo In n healthy condition ever since."
T X-. Cn.tll, Tftt.ik XT X'. Online. UT ,1
!.' it. niiiuii. iiiiii iii ia. vkiiii.. i f i
V.n'i.i Vvn,.i Mil? t ivVV fW?i',hia
and niidj I'lwuuiy. re-sot, "d ouch wdikiuginenV
Indigestion, n. good) man v j'cars,
haValwavs found' them prompt ami I nwtliujan wore held were notnW orderly.-efficient
in their netlon." Richard Nbrrls'," ! , 1rmt,"i'' Un,on No. 8 passed resolutions
LyimfMass., writes : "After much
been eured'of.'Dyspepsia and
lvr troubles
V"
By Using
Ayer's rills. They have done mo more
goo'd than any other medicine I have ever
taken." John Burdctt, Troy, Iowa,
writes: fFor nearly two 'jearsmy. life
wase"ndercd m(scrablo tyy thojhorrors of
Dyspepsia. r Medical treatment' afforde'd
mo onlyftcmporflry relief, and' I, became
reduced -in flesh, and yery much debilT
tilted. A friend of mine, Svho had been
timllarly aflllcted, advised mo to .try
Ayer's rills. I did o, and with the
happiest results. Jly food soon ceased to
distress me, my appetite returned, and I
becamo as strong and well as ever."
Ayer's Pills,
rnrPArtF.D by
DBTl C. AYER lb CO., Lowell, Kass."
Tor sale by all Druggists.
Z i. -'
Oyer's1'
CherryPectoral
Should bo kept constantly nt hand, for
use In emergencies of tbo household.
