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i n.
We. her husband, Jacob Z. Sypher--No. AZ, 9ai.
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TWEEN
l. tieth day of APRIL 1874, judgment was rendered
in this court in the following entitled suit in the
words and figures following, to wit:
Mrs. Mary Siiney, wife Of Jacob H. Sypher vs.
her husband Jacob H. Sypher, No. AZ. 1884.
For reasons this day orally assigned and the
court considering that all the facts and allegations
contained in plaintiff o petition have been fully
proved by evidence on file. and the same, well
as the Jaw being in favor of plaintiff it is ordered
adudged and docreed that there be Judgment in
favor Of plaintih Mary Slney. wife of Jacob II.
Sypher, and against defendant, Jacob H. Sypher,
her husband, dlssolving the community Of &C
quests and gains heretofore existing between the
parties, and decreeing a separation of property
between them, and that defendant pay the costs
Of suit.
Judgment signed May, 1874
3. L. LYNCH, Judge.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set nv
hand and affixed the seal OF the said court at tho
city Of New Orleans, on this eighth day Of
May, in the year of Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy -four, and the ninety
eighth year of the Independence of the United
States ]. .. CHALON,
nylo at' Deputy Clerk.
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THE RoUx MURDER. notwithstanding
but little has lately been said about this
case, it must not be understood that all
interest in it has died out. Several persons
are actively engaged in it daily.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-13

The wholesale stock of spring clothing
a. retail at cost for cash, at Garthwaite,
Lewis a. Miller's. No. 100 Common street.
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Whereas, Fiessrs. Dunbar, Heating and
Driseoll, the commissioners appointed by Mr.. F. c.
Antoine published in Yesterdays Republican a
proper persons to serve the seventh man to
conduct the registration and election in the third
ward, in pursuance of resolution ordering new
election III said third ward;
Now, be it known, that we, the undersigned
commas iOners appointed by C. F. Ladd accept
John Fitzpatrick, ESD whose name has been sub.
mitted in the publication above referred to- as the
seventh man. We believe that Mr. Fitzpatrick is
an honorable and ust man, and will do impartial
Justice to ali concerned We invite the commits.
siOners above named including Mr.. Fitzpatrick, to
meet US at the Mechanics Institute at IL A. NJ ,
the thirteenth instant, to determlne when the
registration shall he opened, and how it shall be
conducted. CHARLES MONTALDO,
y. e. ELLIOTT
L. D. HERBERT
Comm ssioners appointed by {. +. LadG.
New Orleans. May Is, 1874. myl3 it,
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THE RIVERS.
Above low
The Temperature.

The river here is one foot eleven inches
below nigh water mark Of 1871.
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At an election hello on Monday, May II,
1874, for officers Of the Tenth Ward Republican
Central Club the following gentlemen were
elected
Votes.
J. A. kayzer, president 3l5
H. F. Brennan, first vice president. 3l6
r. Fuller, second vice president. 3l5
B. Jacobs, third vice president.... ..........3l5
C. Williams, fourth wee president ...........3l5
F. D. FrOuville, secretary. .302
F. L. King, assistant secretary .............. 1923
A. Cloud corresponding secretary ............ 3l5
P. Woods, treasurer.
r. Chapman, sergeant-at arms .3I5
H. StrOtter assistant sergeant.at arms. SIS
H. Wagner assistant sergeant alarms.
J. Driver assistan sergeant at'arms.... ......3l5
W. Hereford. marshal .3l5
We the undersigned commissioners do certify
that the love return is true and correct.
JUMONVII LIE a. PATUREL.
VALCOUR J. LABOSTRIE,
HENRY J. BELL,
myl5 II ANTOINE DELISLE.
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Hall Eighth Ward Republican Club,
New Orleans, May u, l914.-At a large and enthu-
siastic meeting Of this club held this evening at
O'Neirs Hall. corner of Dauphine and Elysian
Fields streets. E. v. Leclere, president, in the
chair the following named gentlemen ap-
pointed commissioners of the election to take
place on Saturday, May %, 1874: Nessrs. John
BuTris. Charles Smith and Fred Burns.
The following resolution was introduced 10y MI.
Thomas o Neil and unanimously adopted;
Resolved. That The above named com Wssoners
of election be instructed to order reeistra-
ton of the Republican voters of the eighth ward;
provided it does not conflict with any resoluti
Of the late Parish Committee.
On motion of NJ. Evans, it was ordered that the
secretary of this club notify the club of which Mr.:
Charles Joseph is president of the appointment of
the above named commissioners Of election.
1t was also ordered that the president al secre.
tarv of this club issue certificates of appointment
to Messrs. Burns, Burris and Smith.
On motion, 1t was re solved that the prOcs edings
OF this meeting be published in the New Orleans
Republican.
E. v. LECLERE, President.
JAMES R-oRDcs, assistant secretary.
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The Wenther and Rivers.
sr6 rivers at 3:43 p, NJ. to. day, local tim

OFFICR METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER,
New orleans, May IL, 1874.
The following is report of the weather
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CONSTABLES SALES,


). Watson vs.. James ThompsQn-sixth. jus.
tee Court for the Parish of Orleans No 10 826
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACiAs
ID to directed by the Hon. John DAILY
Sixth Justice of the Peace N and for the parish Of
l will proceed to sell at public auction. at ID
warehouse, 10. 81 st. Andrew street Oh TUES.
DAY. MAY 10, 1874, at twelve o clock NJ
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURSITURE.
Seized II the above suit.
TeIms-Caah on the spot.
my9 - WILLIAM FOLEY. Constable
=. Depas, Agent of 4. NIouton, W. Emile
Genes-Third Justice Court for the parish o.
Orleans, No. 205u.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAs, TO
- me directed by the Bon. John L. Lareso he,
thrd justice of the peace IN ana TOR the parish OF
Orleans, viii proceed to sell at public auction, on
NONfA1 May Is, 1874 at twelve o clock NJ, az my
warehouse, No. 229 Royal. near st. Philip street
A LOT or HOUSEHOLD FURSlTURB.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suit
Terms-Cash OF the spot in United States Cur
rency.
myI3l-25 S. E. sNAER, Constable.
Thomas Murphy US. August Kenooker-
Sixth Justice Court Or the parish Of Orleans
NO. l0,a23
TDY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACTAs TIC
ID me directed by the Hon. John Daily, 81 xth
Justice of the Peace in and for the Parish Of Or
leans in the above entitled and numbered suit
| will proceed to sell 1T public auctOn at nv ware
house, No. 231 st. Andrew street, on TUESDAY
May 10, 1874, at P. M
OH LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Caeh OF the spot.
py9la19 WILLIAM FCLEY, Constable.
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The BLOODY KNIFE.-John Hicks and
Armand Fonvergne failed to arrive at an
understanding concerning some great ma
sional question, therefore resorted. to the
arbitration Of arms At the corner of GaIlatin
and Hospital streets. Hicks got his work
n first, and so Fohvergne is now in the
Charity Hospital, while Hicks is in closer
quarters.
Lizzie Edwards was greatly offended at
something that w. Taylor Bazile said or
did, so she resolved herself into Judge, Jury
and executioner, without stopping to con.
slider the consequences. A simple twist of
her wrist, and Bazile lost SO much gore that
policeman took him to the Charity Hos.
pital, and an officer escorted the Amazon to
The first calabOOse.
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HOWARD No. 1.-The boys of this hooh
and ladder company insist that they won
the race at the picnic last Sunday, and al
no one cOntradicts the statement, let the
record be 80 amended.
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Hall Fifth Ward Radical kepubiicmm
Central Club, New Orleans May 2, 1814.-At the reg
uar meeting of the club this day. Ii. T. Jean, Esq.
1rst president. IN the chair, after the call of
the roll and the approval OF the minutes of the
meeting of April 80 1874 the first business in order
was the consideration of the articles OF impeach-
ment against Mr. Jules LaIabere. pre- sdent of the
club, for arbitrary and partial rulings and viola
ton of the constitution OF the club.
The rules being suspended, q vote was taken,
which resulted in the impeachment of jules
OF 1877 yeas to nays.
WhereupOn the chair declared I he presidency of
the club vacant aud announced that nominations
for that position were IN order Seymour R. Snaer.
ESQ, was nominated. The cOnst!tut iOnal rules
having been suspended he was unanimously
elected pre- sident.
The club meets EVERY THURSDAY EVENING at
half past oclock at the central club room,
on CarondeleJ walk, between Claiborne and Robert
SOD streets.
SEYMOUR R. SNAER, President.
NJ I,,- r,rrI0
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
MRS. MARIE LOUISE LAsTRAPES, WIFE OF DE-.
Alexander Landry, VS.. her husband.--No.
42g1o
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Hall Washington steam Fire company
No. 20, New Orleans, May IL, 1874.-At a regular
monthly meeting. held this dav, Mr.. A. ]. DES-
MOND was elected foreman Of this company, vice
James Grady Gned
By order. MICHAEL P. CREAGH,
my13 II Secr0rary.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
rHE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
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from date of registry.
By Mr.. Calhoun, and adopted;
For the relief OF ID. Schluter and others.
= by MIR. Lewis, and read twice:
An ordinance providing for the payment Of
the several accounts therein named.
priations be and are hereby made, and that
the Administrator of Public Accounts war
rant on the Administrator of Finance in pay
ment of the same, whenever there shall be
money in the city treasury to the credit of
the appropriate fund for each account and
not otherwise appropriated
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MRS. MARY SLISEY WIFE OF JACOB H. SYPHBR
We. her husband, Jacob Z. Sypher--No. AZ 93.
, 1874-12-12
STEFAN COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN
CANADA AND THE WEST INDIES.

The Toronto Globe Of the 4th November con.
tains an advertisement asking for Tenders for
Steam Communication for mail purposes, be-
tween Canada and the West Indies, to be sent
in by the end of January to the Post Master
General at Ottawa-the service to m
on LIST June 1875.
The tenders to state terms per month or
fortnightly-the steamers to be of first class.
and possessed of a speed of not less than 9
knots per hour. During the summer months
while the navigation of the St. Lawrence is
open) to run between Montreal, Georgetown,
(Demerara),5 calling at Quebec, Halifax, Ber-
muda and ST. Thomas and Barbados both
ways, and during the remainder Of the year,
, 1874-12-12
T Ell E G r A M s .
ST. THOMAS STATION,

DEC. Z.
New YoRk, 5.-Flour 81 to s.. Meal ST.
Pork 81. Crystals 81 to ST. Good refining 81
to ST. Molasses 40 to 60. Gold ll13 to 5. Ex-
change 400 to 4.903.
LONDON 5.-Dem. crystals 27s. Muscovado
2ls Sd. Clayed Havana 25s. Sd. to 25s. Cd.
Dem. rum q. Cd. Cocoa so. Oonsols 928 to
924. Bank rate 6 Rentes 60 francs 80
centim6s.
1t is generally admitted that President Mac
Mahon's message delivered on the opening of
the Assembly does not alter the political situa-
ton Of the country.
The police have seized 90 rifles at Cork and
made an important arrest.
Herr Joerg Bavarian deputy in the German
Reichstag warmly attacked Prince Bismarck's
foreign policy especially his intervention with
Spanish affairs and exposed the fasco resulting
from Russia abstaining to act in concurrence
with Germany recognizing the Republic of Spain.
Prince Bismarck retorted vigorously declaring
that a perfect understanding existed between
Russia and Germany and affirmed that Kull-
mann who fred at him at Kissengen belonged
to the Catholic party. This declaration caused
great parliamentary tumult.
December 9,
LONDON, 4th.--Demerara crystals 27s. Mus.
covado 2ls. Cd. Clayed Havana No. ~. 25s.
Cd. to 25s. Cd. Demerara rum g I'd. Trini-
dad Cocoa sos. Consols 925 to 921. Bank
of England rate Of discount 6. Rentes
90 francs IS centimes. Liverpool conton 78.
NEW York, 7.-Exchauge at 60 days 49,.
LONDON, T. Cousols 9lB to 90.
In the German Reichstag Prince Bismarck
advocated the withdrawal Of Ambassadors to
the Vatican and in the course of the debate
it was stated that the Jesuites had compelled
Napoleon to enter into the late war.
In the French Assembly there was a
stormy debate on the university bill. Arch
bishop Dupanloup declared that dangers were
menacing society from the friends of the
assassins of the Archbishop of Paris. The
bill passed with a majority of twenty -four.
The Congress reassembled. President
Grant recommends resumption of specie
payment at a fixed date, the repeal of the
legal tender act, to give free Banking, and
declares that the foreign relations are salts
factory
President MacMahon will form a new Minis
try in January. The French Assembly
adjourns nineteenth instant till the eleventh
January.
There was a debate In the German Reichstag
tending to disallow AIsatian deputies the
refusal to serve upon committees.
There are thirty thousand Dundee jute
operators on strike.
The japanese are evacuatiug the Island of
Formosa.
Holzendorf is Arnim's Counsel.
, 1874-12-12
TELEGRAMS VIA HALIFAX.
SWITZERLAND.

NOV. "a.
LoSDoS.-A frightful mountain disaster is re-
ported to have occurred on the Great st. Ber-
nard. Eleven persons were buried in the snow
and all are supposed to have persisted. No further
particulars have yet been received, and there
is much anxiety among all who have friends
travelling in that region.
THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE.
Nov. %.
LoNpoN.-The "Pall Mall Gazette" says that
Russia is DESTROYS of charging the scope of the
New Conference on the International Law of
Wsrby making the resolution applicable to a
wider territory.
The South American States will be invited to
participate in the deliberations of the Conference.
It is alsoahoped the United States will be repre-
sented at the Conference.
49,. e5.-ar Nov. %.
Russia desires a conference at Brussels to re-
wise the Code of international war.
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
boss | Nov. "a.
LoSDoN-The rebellion, in the Argentine Re
, 1874-12-12

between Halifax and Demerara calling at
Portland (Maine), Bermuda, st. Thomas, and
Barbados, but at no other port or ports without
special consent. Tenders are also asked for
services between Montreal and Havana (Cuba),
calling at Quebec, Halifax, and Nassau (Baha-
mas), both ways, in summer. and in winter
between Halifax and Havana, calling at Port
land (Maine), and at Nassau (Bahamas) both
ways.-St. Thomas Times.
, 1874-12-12
NORTH c. WIG.
(FRoM LIZ COURIER DE L'EURoPE.)

NAHO OOA 80 SNNA"
Mr.. ALTMAN, deputy to the Prussian Land
tag, has addressed the following letter to his
constituents in S6nderborg and Apenrade,
The official charged with the control of the
elections, has informed ME that | have been
reelected a Member of the Prussian Chamber
of Deputies by as large a majority as before,
!. have notified to him that | do not accept
this election, and l hereby give notice of the
same to my electors. Previous to the election
there was no reason for such a declaration,
because the electors had not informed me Of
their resolution to vote once more in my favour.
1t is impossible for me to present myself again
in that Chamber to support the just pretensions
of the people Of North Schleswig. Although
the Chamber has validated the election of
MIR. Kruger and myself, as Deputies of North
Sohleswig, giving US a seat and a vote in it's
midst, it has nevertheless prevented our
speaking in defense Of our own cause, thus
violating one Of the constitutional laws Of
Prussia. In excluding the fifth Article of the
treaty Of Prague, which guaranteed to the
people of North Schleswig the privilege of
deciding whether they wish to belong to
Prussia or to Denmark, the Chamber has not
respected the wishes of the Emperors of Aus
tra and Germany, expressed in a manner so
evident, and confirmed by q most solemn
oath.
"Under these circumstances the Deputies
Of North SchTeswig cannot resume their place
in the Chamber Of Deputies at Berlin.
1t would be superfuous to prove again
that it is we, Mr.. Kruger and I, Deputies of
North Schleswig, who are really acting legal
ly in holding firmly to the treaty of Prague,
the fundamental basis of public law In Prus-
STA. BY our reelection the people have
shown that they share our view o fthe question
of law and approve of our conduct"
In the Correspondence ScandinaUe of the
LIST of November it is stated that for eight
years the population of North Schleswig have
been obliged to elect representatives to the
Chamber of Deputies at Berlin, and that each
time they have voted In favour of Messrs.
Kruger and Altman, who have always been
obliged to give up their patents as Deputies
because the Chamber has exacted from them
the vote of fidelity to the Constitution Of
Prussia. .1ston. tE3I
This time these Deputies have thought that
they might dispense with travelling to Berlin,
the resolution of the Chamber being known
in advance, but the demonstration of the
people of North SohlesWig does not thereby
lose its significance. M.
The patriotism and, perseverance of these
people are truly admirable. Prussia, not
withstanding all her efforts, has not succeeded,
during all the years of her possession, in
making a single step towards her object We
give below the statistics of the election, of
the two departments. of. North cSchleswig;
since the incorporation Of the Duohies with
Prussia thus =
, 1874-12-12

The great decrease in the German votes ia
1872 & 1873 arose, from the abstentienE of
Whn ! y9t %pfsfs g. ,i' not sl e vo sSs9 : p dssp sSss xs q
abandoned later.
, 1874-12-12
SPAIN.

It is stated that owing to a better understanding
between Russia and Germany, the former will speedily
recognize the present Government of Spain, Russia's
refusal to do SO having been owing to Gortsch4koff's
personal influence.
Nov. 81.
The Carlists claim a victory at Irun.
Madrid papers assert that the greatest disorder pre-
walls among the Carlist chiefs.
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Special Attehtioii

GIVEN to the Undcri: he $ Dep it.
mcn. [ kr"pnn Land fun >u,Ily q
Mrtall,c ,c tnEcS 'h,t VT yd E, flins,t IA
finest nni>h All calls prcmr,l! n,,cnde
tt. My terms "r" cash. ! net upon II
hcory that short settlements make *
frie, -.
oct 3
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Domestic In.clligcnc .;
look TO YOUR OWN iN1ERElT.

look TO YoVR OWN fN1EREsT
NEIrET will prevail Facts arc stubborn
i. thirgs and will not bear drnia!+-To &C.
.;luSt hr 10 beiirvc--ln these days OF pro-
gross. steam has become the ptrut motive
and labor saviuG power a. 'ne ge. in nj
Industrial ini manufacturing pursuits
,.rd dcpartmrnts-,Why should not cyr,,
!nmiiy have II :. cam Washer.
The "Eclipse Siram Mashtt" is the
best. do,s not orciiry the srncc Of on =
square io"i and IS n"nrinhle to any stove
h"iirr or r"und poi, in whIch water can Lr
boiled ~ q with il one Woman can d.
what IL "r"i 'nrily regarded ny's wish in
from two To three Eunrs. 4 child, iM cl,r
years nld. mHy n>c il and ,io Ibe work of n
yrnwn wdman in one half the Iimc. nua re
gard the lnh,r OF using il onlv rn.ri,rc
With it. wishing has ceased TO Il ,,,lious
or ,nh",i"us. aud "Blnc Momdny'' has
cease: 10 lac n day nf confusion n, Il hnr
r"r. because with little or no l:.h.rIwo o
three h"ur> suffice To dn dny'S ye II
vi mont scruhhing. wearing OF tearing Tho
o!olhcs. breaking buttons DC.
Time, labor. money. and material nil or
| precious -cennomy Is wisdom au,l It's r,uil
heath. wealth and hnl pines. - Lrtk ,L,n I
economy III washing. III Il gave Stiu cin!Ec
to wear tour Iincs ns long ns hrn WI. Il
cd hy the hand .nd 'aid. Il, ia, ing ar d
using the "Eciil Sc Steam a. her," which
combined with that very ATTRACTIVE nhiI
unsurpassed 'Enrckh M,ingcr" consli.
tnteS c"mI'leie and rerirci wnshcr-
every family and WA. hes. wo,pnn sho,)l
nh ca n hayr it ana no sens bic wn.hcr
woman who has at heart tie interest Of
her patrchs will oprosr lis rsc
! Thr"ErliP>e' ls simrl" III construction
scientific in principle, cftcIi,c in wa. k
anu will wash III" finest or conr. cyi fabrics
more satisfactorily iha" hy hand, in ir, II,
fiirrn TO twenty inh'tS. 1i:cr luIt,u
d"llnrs--Wiil be fer sn'". hr n few day
onrrr ~ Il. NJ. Dun LEVY'E.
| june 6
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W Ht.r'l Meys t,x:.ir L'intIn..
suHHr" and rlNi%"t. at" IT." best .nir.
T"r touch iI>tt". cav Inn' r'rs. power
r,rn tn ous', ihrr"ljrr Sra!r. w., mellow
and sweet. WATERS tonrc,i" Org ms r,n.
n"i he cXrrlir' IN ,onr rr h,nuty they ,l,ry
competition. Tnr c'urrrrn stop ~ Il Iiur
imitation al the human voice. Warranted
for Il y'm~. Prices ,XIr,n.r|v low ior
cash "r part c ID, nnl "a!, n'r ~ monthly
rrJr!cnis. >ccund hand Instruments ai
great bargains. Agents Wanted. ! i,hrr.
III discount 10 teachers, ministers. caurr'-
cs, Srhnols, Lodges. etc. illustrate, Il
"ntr rloEjcS mailed. ENENrn MATuR$
son. iSi D,"adway. New York, l.. q.
Box 3IG1
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= ~ GgA 10 "a d"
.ts.A ia
AND .n.,..a.
SIS. "a -
r' .rr.
WINTER STOCK.
w r now ofrcr f,r the insrcc!,n Of
tho Public. our FALL aud NINILR
SiU K OF goods. Gnsnrph' sod
in variety. qsailty and
prize b ) ANY a,ock p.
every brought
to HI
White and Grey Elankcts. Q, 10, II Ind l2
qua'trrs.
Crib and Cradle blankets. white. Red and
op,ra Fianncl.
90 Pieces Bcnchc | ;l"m, spun. al grades.
very cheap.
) Bales Brown nrI Sel lIin.! li0mcsrun.
| Bale ch"e"rh ll"mc>pnn
Bed Ticking :, AMI ''nt'nr F!anncls Of nll
grades.
80 Pieces Wool Jeans ut very low prices
4 beautiful line Of
Shnwls and
Boulevard skirts.
Table Damnsk
aud Travelling
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LOOK TO YOUR HEALTH.
liu' % -uarD - laIy. @ 2''o I...
,a,-s,r u" a N,:h
,i5'u3 g.r fT.gtga .. "
Simmons (Hcpatic Compound.
,.. ga,.t..N uosr's ..., ..
49, ..t ,,,, -OR-li.: a.
LIVER CURE,

a purely Vegetable Compound. fr.
from any rolS.ncus T;tiu whnicvtr
can lie given with iTpunit! TO an infn J.
nt only II few hours Old ful Collie or m
DcraLgcmcni tf II G hoMCl>. This Com
pound will ass isl nmtu,c 10 rcsisI the il,
fln"ncc Cf n.nlnrin. ard II CT, by licstrv
health. II is.eunfhhttcd 10 tht lSslty
>in. tGTSiirntIon. Iili,tsD sich k,n,t
ache, Bilious or C,nmp Collie tan
csr"cinl'y Painters Culit). ,cld nil "h
tf tie Li,r. EIG,t,s. ~
tomnch and Bowel. Give il II mn
and I've convinced. 49," ID H' =
Manufactured by T.. L KING & SONS
Co;nmhia. S. G.. ami for sn;r ~.
Pr. ". +. Aiken. Agent. also ~ DR.. =
Il. MrAaslcr, MinLsboru, :. c.
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