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14
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November
Year
1888
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The Favorite Medicine for Throat and Liing Difflculties lias long been, and still is, Ayer's rj l'i :oral. It cures Croup, Whooping CoBSb, IJiomhitis, and Astlintii; soothes irritation of the L:ir iix and Fauces ; Btrengtliens the Vocal Organs; alluys soreness of the Lu&gs; prevenís Consuniption, and, even in advanced stages of that disease, re.li. :iiiur and induces Sleep. There ia no othw preparados for disthe throat and luogi to be compared wiih thla remedy. " My wife had a dlitresslng cough, with patns in the side and lucas!. o tiied :trious medieines, but none did hel an good nnlil I gOt il bottle of Ayer's! berrj Pecto- 1, whlch bascared het. A neiglibor, Mrs. Glenn, had tho measles, and the eotigh was relievej bj the ase of Ayer's Cierry Pectoral. I bave no hesltatlon in tecommendlng tbis Cough Medicine to evcry one afllieted."- Robert Horton, vi, Murrillton, Ark. "I have been affilcted with asthma foï forty yeaxs. Kast iprins 1 wai taken wlthaviolenl couzh, -which tbreatened to termínate my ilays. Every one pronoanced mr in conganintion. 1 detrmiaed to try Ayer Clierry Pectoral. It3 effects were rnagi(jftl. 1 was inmfedl! relieved and cwttinued tolmptove unölentirply recorfil."- Joel Hullard, Guilford, Conn. "Slx monthö :ao I bad a sevore hrmoraiage of the liiiigs, hrouglit on by an inci ssant roiih wbidi deprived me of ¦p and rest. Itried various remeli.s. but obtained no relief until I be(jaii to take Ayer'i Cüerry Pectoral, A few bottles oí thU mjtlicine cured ne." Mrs. E. Coburn, l'J Bbcond st., LuwiII, ïhiss. "For cbililron sffiicted with colds, COlghs, sovr throat, or croup, I do not know of any rcincdy which will give mqre speedy reliel tban Ayer's ('berry . toral. I bave tound it, also, invaluulile in casea of Whooptog Coogh." - Ann Lovejoy, l'J:7 Washington street, Boston, M Ayer's Gherry Pectoral, rur.I-AUKD BY Dr. J. C. Ayer 4 Co., Lowel!, Mass. Bold l'j all DrQJgliU. Price tl ; n lottlci, 5. ICARTER'Sl CURE Bick ncadacho and reliovo all tho tronbles todt tu abüious Btatoof tho ystom.such as Dizziuoes, Kausca, Drowslness, Distrcss aftor catlDü.Palnln tbo Siile, kc. Whüe thtirnioat rtiusriablo success has boen shown ia curiog SICK üeadAohe, yet Cartor'a Littlo Livcr Pilla ere c jually v.iluabloin Constipation.curingandpro atiuR thiaannnyinffconiplaint.'whilo thcyalso r" rroct all tlisordi tui ft host oniftoh.PtirauIate tho hwT aiul roguluto tlie bowels. Üvüh iL they oaly HEAD Achêihef wonld bo ftlmost prlcolesa to thono who BUfforfröm thisdiHtrcssiugcomplalnt; btflfortuxiately theirgootlu Cf3 doos notondliro.andt lioso wiiooucotry them wíll flnd theso littlo pilla valuablelnnoniany ways that thoy will not bö willlng t" d without them. But aftor alleick head ACHE Is tho bane of so many ltvos thst hom la whera ro mako OTir great boast. Our pilla cure It whllo others do not. Cartor"s Litüo Livcr PUI' re vcry small and Tf ry easy to tako. 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HARPKK'a Yotn-o Plon-K bpglns lts U-ntli volume wlth the (lrst Nuraber Ín Novi'inber. Durlug ttie year it wtll cuutaln flve Rerlal stories, lncludlng " Dorymates," by KlBK Mi-.nhoe; "The Red Mustang by W. '. Stoddabs; and "A Day in Waxland. ' by I!. K. Mimkittkick ; "Neis Thurlow'sTrlal," by J. T. Tkowbkidoe; "The Thrce Wlsbe," by K. Ansti y aml BBASDBR Matthkws; a ¦eriei of rairy tales wrltten and Illaitrated byHoWARD Pyi.e; "Home Htodles Ín Natural lllstory,'1 by Dr. Félix L. üswai.d; "Llttle Kxperiments," by Sopiila A. Hkkitii'E; "Ullmpses of Chlld-llfe from Dlckens," ny tíABOÁMWT K. Bakosteb; artlcles on viiriou8 8iorts and pastlmei, hlurt Htorles by the best Tlt(irH, and humorous papers atul poeraH. wltli many liundreds of illuntratlonH uf exri'lli'iii qiüillty. Kvery Une iu llw pnper Is subjected lo the most rlgid editorial scrutluy In order that notlnuK harmful muy en ter lts columns. 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