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RALrlMoRE /. POTOMAC Z.

gossts, 8 rsasssIos sPen any ssss . SsPosiai
rs Psnhsyi1ssRRi i avenue 4 W. the sis.r tore.
RALrIMoRE POTOMAC h
- DERoT CoRHER SIXTH AND BSTREKfs Ne "
tram. 2a ". ,1S l .s. NG.sTsss z !.
go .. n, Ilai nit man daily for the west.
dseS: and sSs .H Fail. sor'n 70
7:lo q. m, Aecommodition for Pope's Greek:
y 20 I. AM! m: EIpre., for PAiisdsipha and Ne"
.s:n., n, Limited ETprsss for Kew York and
n:b :. T.. ~ I flns }cr the West and NORTH.
lisp. m, Express for Phn.deiphi. and New
YORK and Norfolk, Wis Baltimore, daily, except
$50 p; NJ. Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
go D: n. Phn.delphis express, for Phnadel-
80 p. m, Cincinnati Express daily for the West
s:s 5: n, For Phnadeiphia, New York. sndBOs-
r. Tam h:r rope CREEK LINE leave q. 7:lo a.
m and SEQ D. M. daily except Sunday.
Trains for ANNAPOLIS Leave {: 500 q. u. and
Pullman Palace slesp!ng Oar to PittsSurz u run
In 7, s car 10 FafsDurs run on the
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car 20 Rochester Il run
on he train leaving &C $50 P, N. cs,..-
Pullma1 ~ &c 51eepins oar 70 onAS>so On AA1A
isag.Rst and inio1astou can q. TIE
eees q ne Pan ma checssd 1t hotel sand phi
vsts resdences on orders left q me once Of the
s ompsHHrs svenne, and on the northeast corner
o p s.pss BsA iiI 9 fOToHI0 RXnRoAD.
sdTssT iiIsh and 't 5. X. BOYD, Jn.,
aszGA Passenger Agent, PhanHsslPaiAs "a.
ID Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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WAsHlNaroN AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING

APRIL IS 1875.
TWO TRAINS DAILY, EXCEPTrz=zz51
SUNDAY, BETWEEN ALEXAN-.7 49,
DRIA AND BOUND HILL.
Leave Washington xt .. n. and p. m, and
Alexandria at $40 Q. m. and 4:1O p m. pass
Leesburg, going westward, at u:0 .. m and SD
D. M, and arrive at Round Hill Rt Il m. and p.
N. Leave Round Hill at $40 a. m. n:0 p. m.t
pass Leesburg, going eastward, at q. m. and lao
3. n, and arrive At Alexandra s:l5 D. m and S:l6
D. and st Washington at 5: an. and 3:3o p. N.
APPassengers from Washington viii take the
Warrington and Ohio cars At the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad station at 9 g. m. and y. m,
and go through to Round bill without change Of
The s:lo a. m. train from Alexandra and 1890 D.
m train from Round Hill connect st Round Hill
with Harris Daily Line Of Coaches for snickers-
VILE, Berryvflle and Winchester; also, with
Reamer's Line Of Coaches, which leave Leesbu-z
Both Trains westward make close connection at
Vienna with sisson's Line OF Stages for Fairfax
Commutation tickets, 8 cents per mile; annual
sn2s-{f General Ticket Agent.
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a Wager Won

An amusing bet was recently made b.tEoen
two gentlemen employed in the Departments. and
illustrative of the inducements to patronize home
trade. Mr. B. wisely argued that he could buy
stylish and wellmade garments as cheap II not
cheaper, In this city than they could be obtained
for IN New York, MIR. 5. cOntendinR the reverse
A mutual friend happening to travel to New
overcoat Mr.. B. had bought OF E. Hamburger 8
Son, 615 Pennsylvania avenue, under Metro Doll.
tan hotel, for SIS. After visiting five or six frst
class establishments in New York, be teIegraphed
10 q. that be could save from fifteen to twenty per
cent. by buying Of that frm in this city.
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CITY ITEMS.

TIE WAY ITO minister to q mind diseased" Is to
take Peruvian Syrup, protected solution Of the
Protoxide Of iron. which gives strength and vigor
to the whole system, restores the digestive organs
to perfect health, thereby restoring the mind TO
Its natural yigor.
TH0EeTor's 1vcsY PEAEL TOOTH PovDER
used daily viii keep the teeth clean, white ard
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet,
twenty-five and fifty cents per bottle.
JoUvKN's 1NoDoRous KID-,}Lovn ULAAnn
VIII renoyate sotled gloves thoroughly end
quickly. Twenty five cents per bottle
THOMPSON PoMADB UPTINz 10 equal 20 ens
best French, and but half the prics- twenty-five
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STR2rsTHKHIEa PLAsrHRs are the
VERY hast All sold bv druxzfste
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Cumberland Boats to be Quarantined-
Meeting of the Jackson Democrats
[ The Eighth OF january 90 be Oele.
brated-District observation-disclosures
Paragraphs OF Local Interest.
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Can now save large discounts in paying improve
ment taxes through Dickson & Patterson. Ofices,
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HATS AND GAPS.

MEmsERs OF cos On Ess AHD
M others wishing acovering for the
dead VIII md complete essortment o.
The latest z.6entlemen's Dress Hats,
soft and stiff Felt Hats. Seal skin Caps
&C.. at b. II. STIEEMETZ'S. Halter, IL ,..--tt
Pennsylvsnia aveuur. next 10 corner In,..r..ssAt4
ssress nEsns toe knox's New Iork bgss H-et
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The Fail

for the benefit Of the Church OF the Immaculate
Conception win continue open tonight and Mon
day night Many visitors to the city were In at
tendance last night,
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Dickson & Patterson
Rubber and Capcine.

Are paying Improvement tax bills at an immense
discount. Call on them. Ofices, COS Fifteenth
and eos Four-and. a-half streets.
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Report from Practical Chemist and
Apothecary.
Bosrox, Jan. ., 1874.

BOSTON. Jan. O. 1874.
retail 1871 dozen q, $50 bottet) OF your YEGETTNE
since April Il. $50, and can truly say that it HIS
given the best satisfaction OF any remedy, for the
Complaints for which Il Is recommended. that
ever sold. Scarcely day passes vithout some OF
my testifying 20 Its merits themselves
or their friends. am perfectly cognizant OF sew
eral cases Of serofulous Tuuiors being cured BY
VEGETINR alone in this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours,
80 Broadway.
To II. r. Sterens; esq.
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NEW YORK 4s6 ANR W TiSE ~ SrRTr,ropx
fh'EEEW 7Ti6ESAA;r os -
All POINTS IN THEt SEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BEFXy EW y %SfASsH1NsToN AND
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
e,e1xnt aaa improSed nish. anu Oh 'ns
SRfSk ms f hE ~ Z N u
PULLMAN PA aYagT 81 sb sINs CABS ON
S sEs I Il sss s. =.
~ points East daily. except sunday. 80
fhiIadsfShs BE. YORK aaa points East
s5ssgs s Sos fSS,adelDhi. and New
s.SOP. p. Express fOr Phil.delphia and way point,
s:lO p. N. Express for Philsaelphia, New York and
PtRI HiIIESih PARIoR CARS on all Day Trains.
.PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Ticfets and information can be procured At the
Bsss a. called Tor and checked at hotels and
COMPANY, northeast corner Thirteenth street and
PspnsylyaaLa ave1Is and on the northeast corner
Of ss1h hae
corner Sixth and streets RoyD. IN
General Passenger AFsRR5 r6StI %fEass e.
febls Superintendent, Baltimore, Ma.
1875. rrss sEEAE 1875.
TO THE EsooIEETTH%EsT, SOUTH -
wINER hRRASaEMENr. So
On snoaiter November q, 1875, trains VII ran -
W.sh,nstOn.... SO .. N. Bal;i%ssors... 20. N.
TIE sREAT DOUBLE TRACK RoUTE =
".
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District Government

The amount Of fines and forfeItures paid over TO
the District treasurer by the marshal of the Pc.
lice Court for the month of November was ST.
1915. For the month Of October S2,s7s.OI was
maid over.
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PRECAUTIONS AGAINST the SMALLPOX

MEETING OF THE BOARDOF HEALTH
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TEGEfIEE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIST.
aelLeANn
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MAC HULGTED II HEAVY DAMAGES.
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RAILROADS.
N~S~OS~NSN.@s "s|>|N~'~|N>NON~N
0UE DOLLAB SAVED.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET oYYpcE.
Railroad tickets bought or sold, 70 or from an
this city. Apply 20 u. ID. WHITEsIDk,
as Pennsylvania avenue n. W..tn the cigar store,
Washington ID. O. tAlSD
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DISTRICT SUPPLIES.

Bids for supplies FOR the District Of Columbia of
all kinds for the year ending December 81 1875,
were yesterday opened in the office of the Dis
trict Commissioners. There were ifty.one bids.
and the awards cannot be made for several DAYS
as they have to be scheduled. Each bidder Is fe,
qIIfred to give surety in g zoo until the awards
are made. These proposals embrace stationery
blank forms and printing, school books, furniture
hardware. groceries and provisions. dry goods
clothing and notions boots and shoes, lam Der and
building materials, forage, fresh meats for Wash
ington asylum, lamp-posts and other castings.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Inspector Plowman yesterday Issued the fol-
lowing permits to build: II. F. Davis, q three
story brick dwelling on the west side OF Eleventh,
between z and + streets northwest; 1000. John
T. Tbalberg, q tTo-stoTy dwelling on north side
@, between New Jersey ayonue and Fiflh street
northwest; 4, 500. Same, tEo-story frame stable
on east SIDE New jersey avenue, between q and
n streets northwest; $500. W. Z. Dubant re-
model tWo-story frame on east side Seventh, be.
tween NJ snd n streets northwest; 500. John ).
Gross alter and repair tEo-story frame on Four.
and-a-balf, betgees street and Virginia avenue
southwest; $40.
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NATIONAL THEATRE
Last appearances of
NIB. JOHN M'CULLOUGH
Fk1DAf-D Dec. le, Farewell Beneht) VIRGINIUs.
SATURDAY MATINEE. ut 2 D. m - "a
Only performance OF the romantic Indian drama,
METAMORA. --~ss
SATURDAY NIGHT, at o'clock at the solIcita-
uon OF many distin guishtd citizens. Mr.,
MCCULLOUGH has consented to enact
CARDINAL RICHELIEU, -
COL. SELLERS. lecia1tf
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fEE CASE OF CRAIG VERSUS TDEVIfl
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HOsPITAL.

GHILDREN's HOSPITAL
Ar sntsrtaInpent win be given by the uJoE
JEFFERSON DRAMATIC AsSnCI AfIOy - foT
the oenent OF the Childrenis ospltal OF the Dis
Er1eI OF Columbia, In aid Of It's building fund as
ford's Opera House. MONDAY EVENING"
Deesmberl Is ls1S to which n attention or ths
public is respectfully called, and on which oeea-
sion viii be presented for the first time an origfnaF
sComedie: d" and ssThe Pride or the MSrfef
Price Of admission to all parts Of the house. "a
cents; Tickets can be procured from Messrs. Galt
BIO. Co.. a. semken, Mohun Bros, r. PhIlp.
solomons Chapman; also of the board OF direct
laId's and Ebbitt house, ds..,1nst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-29

"TuE KINGDOM OF Monaco. "A cores
poudent Of the Rochester Democrat, writing
rom Italy, describes what be calls The King
dom OF Mouaco, the oldest aud the smallest III
the world" distant few miles from Villa
Franca l. is nowhere two miles square, has
5000 inhabitants, harbor, ships, a palace,
fortress, and one newspaper. The ruilug
Prince, one Of whose remote ancestors drove
the Saraccns from his kingdom, leases the
finest portions of his dominion to the same
co,upany that owned the gambling establish
mcuts at Baden Baden, Hamburg, and some
other European watering places, and as they
were con,ellcd to stop gambling at those quar-
ter>, they have built magnificent hotel aud
bath houses and laid out the finest grounds 10
al Europe and are making it the fashionable
gambling place of the world. Nothing can
excel or even compare with this place in mag
ullicrncc, aud their luDches and tables are a
sight to behold; also, their walks aud conserva.
tries, as we'll as their play rooms, ball, dane
*. aud reading rooms, need to be seen i'll or
der to gaiu any adequate idea Of their beauty
and extravaganza.
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< r A r + r a Y + )

l1TATE IA ES.
~
Til. final period ullowed by law for the pay
mont Of STATE TAN is for 1874 having pass
cd, and ten; required TO make my final set
,lc:acn, WIN the Treasurer hope that all will
com. forward AT ONCE and settle their bills,
a;4d thereby save me- the very disagreeable ne
cc.-ty Of enforcing the law in regard TO de.
ul.d,tcnt tax bills. Tax payers will be called
upon as far us possible by either myself or
deputy FDr the convenience OF those who
wish t. cai ut once, will hc at my office, Room
No. ! Market House, lcntrance on Fairfax
st cct,J from to 10 y: III. nnd to p m every
dny. JOHN w. CAM fPELL
np MI City Sergeant.
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FOR SPRING AND SUMNER
1878.
j. y. CLARKE,
NO l5S KING STREET,.
NEW PAPER EAANGlSGS AND IN
TERROR DEGOkATIONS.

The largest best, and most beautiful assort-
rcnt of New Wall Papers, Window Curtains
ard Interior Decorations suitable for Parlors,
Halls, Chambers and Dining Rooms surprising
in quaty and pr,cc any goods IN this line eyer
offered in :his CITY. ap l5
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DLACK GOODS A SPECIALTY-Wegive
D spcciai attenlion to the purchase OF styles
and grades of Mourning Goods, and otter them
D. f. BRASHEAR.
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DLACK and FANCY SILKS MOHAIRS,
ID UltiANDIES, &c.-We offer a full and
complete line Of Dress Goods, of tae newest ana
best styles out for the season.
ID. f. BRASHEAR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-04-29

rVARLE. DAMASk, NAPKINS, TOWEL
4 INGS, WINE CLOTH, &c.-We otter
these 6 DDS in great variety and at at popular
prices. u. T. DhAoh I0>N'
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WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY.
W MEMS WEAR &c-We have in store
these goods III initiate variety, well selected and
III low prices. u. r. DahodEAh.
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.i.xu. Gazette q Virginia Advertise
CATCHING A CANNON BALL.

very singular exhibition was given yester-
Ary \, the Jardia Mlbllc. There has been
m,rtormfns here at the Focs Bergeres, man
r.o,.d lloitum, an American, who has eau
non fired at him aud catches the ball 10 his
haui. This prodlyous feat was witnessed
ui,hfly, and although the actors present avOw
,j tI!, there was no trick, Pierre Vernon, Of
,b VI ,nir lustre, would not believe it. He
said the cannon ball must be thrown to Hol-
nm from the stage The latter made bet
Of 5lup francs that he would perform the teat
unuc: conditions which left 10 room To doubt,
a,r! hcu .hc bet was taken, Vernon desiguat-
ed Mabe as tEe place for the trial. All the
journalists of Paris We're invited, and they
found IIoltum lhcrc before his cannon. 1t
VA, * ,nir. d with minute care, aud the
heavy bal! WIS passed from haud to haud. II
AN no logger in my own h use, said Holtum;
'you are master here, aud you must watch
over all the arrangements. Having carefully
aimed and flashed his canuon, it was charged,
aud iloum took his place against plank tar.
get some ten yards away. This was to show
rha, the ball Was solid, and the force OF the
powder great enough TO send it through the
piuuk. Hotum got the aim of his gun, and
then placed bis head iu a certain position
against the plank, giving the command TO ire.
The ball Just graz "a the hair aod broke
through the plank, rolling some twenty yards
further en-.
The same ball was picked up by the Journal
lists, who again charged the cannon aud sent
houe the ball. and this time Holtum caught
the bail in his hands as neatly as he does uigli-
Is upon the stage. He won his b., and no Oh.
seemed disposed to accept his oiT'r Of 1000
francs to any one who would peritrm the same
astounding feat. The physical force required
must be enormous, but IL tum showed his
strength by tossing up caauon balls as If they
we're so.many oranges. Iut only precautions
taken are very simp:"; he weArs very thick
leather gloves, and covcrs his breast with many
,hckuesscs Ct fthiupape to form sort ofculrass::
This looks to me like a very dangerous feat and
particularly the first part Of it, where Hol-
tum places his head against the target half
an inch below where the ball will probably
strike Ifthc powder should chance to be de-
irctiye, somc day there might be an accident.
1t is like the fooIhardy trick Of putting ones
head into lions mouth. One day [ fancy
that ball will snap his head very nearly off
Paris Letter.
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DRr GOODS.

r ARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK
L. OF DRY GOODS.
april -, lS75-Co,hs, Cass smeres, Iwoed''
Vestings, &c, &c.
The most complete assortment oi sne ao''o
named goods ever offered in thi: market;
D. +. BRASHEAR.
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G. Z Rim u o = b N | N Gl

SrE1NG OPEN N G'
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODSl
April 3i, 1875.
The very latest styles in the market. Black
Silks very cheap. y full assortment of Domes-
tics. We invite purchnscrs' attention to our
stock. Iau y d. f. WITMER co.
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ROR SaLE OR EFT.
nESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR
SA1,E

IL SALE
Those very desirable lots or north Washing
adjoining the residence of Gen'l NJ. ID. Corsc.
fronting on Washington street 1l6 feet with
depth of l3O feet, to an alley II f.et wide.
Also the HALF SQUARE fronting On north
Columbus street., (part of the same property
above described) with depth of lUl feet 10 :
feet alley This last named lot has small tS:sst
DWELLING HOUSE on it at the corner -QEssaA
of Columbus and Oronoco streets. The proper
ty will be divided into parts to suit purchasers,
and to really responsible parties easy terms VIII
he made.
Apply to the undersigned, at his Plaster Mill,
near the depot of the Washington and ONO
Railroad.
sp l72w G. +. LEE, Jr.
FOR RENT-The two-story BRICK
E DWELLING on Lee street. adjoining the
First National Bank on the south. Possession
given on the 1st day of May. 1879 Apply to
ap l5-tM1 JNO. l. HILL Agent.
~ FOR RENT-THE HOUSE, No. ll3
& King street, al present occupied by MF.
John A. GeIb. Possession given May lst. APP
pyto Zap 7-1ml ISAAC ElCHBEkG.
FOR RENT-The two-story BRICK
E DWELLING HOUSE, No. 53 north Roy
al street, at present occupied by Mr. Amos
Slatms It is in good order, and Il provided
with water and gas. Possession given May lsl.
Apply to
ap 6-eotf WILLIAM GREGORY.
FOR SALE OR RENT-The LARGE
III ETHREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, cover
ed with slate, on the east side of Royal street.
between Prince and Duke, now occupied by
Rev. DR.. Mitchell. For terms apply to
jan 23-tf CHAS. Il. HOOFf.
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DLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT. T.

BLACK a LPACAS AND MOHAl lRS.
A large invoice Of our lavorilc brand that has
been 50 satisfactory in the psst both in color
and wearing qualities, no goods that we have
ever kept having given like satisfaction. Also
new styles Back Grenadines, Black GA Mousse
lines. etc, just opened By
,p2 ID. +. WlTMER co.
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NEW GOODS JUST OPENED.

A large assortment OF
Prints, Printed Cambrics, Percales,
Silk Pnid Mohairs, now very iashlonable
Pacific Lawns, some very handsome,
Black Grenadines, Black Mohair Alpscaa,
Victoris Lawns Plaid Mohairs,
English Grapes Black Tamisc Cloths,
Irish Linens fine stock OF Hosiery,
Gcntlcmen's Half Hose in all varieties,
Linen HAndkcrchicis uenstitched also at all
prices and qualities,
Corinthan Scarfs,
Kid and Berlin Gloves and Gauntlets,
Ladies' Gnuze Mcrino Vests,
A handsome line of Ladies Silk Sun Umbrel-
las, uli col,rs, blue, brown, BLACK and plum,
Linen Sheetings. Towels,
1911 Cotton Sneetngs, with large stock OF
Blcacncd and Brown GVods-all OF which are
offered vt low prices.
nu3 j. NJ. STEWART.
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REGULATOR
T. II. ZEILIN & co.
N.con. ssa.. and PhiladeI phia.

+. II. ZEILIN u CO.,
Macon. Ga, and Philadelphia.
The symptoms of Liver Complaint are
uneasiness and pain in the side some
times the pain is in the shoulder, and is
mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach
is affected with loss of appetite and
sickness bowels in general costlve,
s, s,metimes alternating with lax Inc
head is troubled with pain, and dull.
heavy sensation, conslderaolo loss OF
memo:y, accompanied with painful sem
sstion of having left undone something
which ough, to have been done. Often
compluny of weakness, debility, and
low spirits. Sometimes many OF the
above svmitoms attend the disease, and
al other times very few OF tncm pat
the liver is generally the organ most in
voved
Nearly all diseases originate from Indigestion
ond Torpidty of the Liver, and reliet is always
snxiorsly sought after If the Liver is reguu
iataa in its action, health is almost invariably
secured Want oil action IN the LlVer CAUSES
Headache, Constipation, Jaundlce' ram IN y, IN tne
shoulders, Cough, Chills, DlZ iness' oour otolh
ych, bad taste in the mouth, bilious attacks, pal
pitstnn of the heart depression of spirits or the
blues, and a hundred other syIaptoms, ior Wnlca
SIMMONS LIVER REG ULATOKls Is the pest
remedy that has ever been discovered. 1T acts
mildly, etfectually, and being aslmpie Vegetaoae
compound, can do no injury IN any qusntle,es
that it may be taken. 1t is harmless In every
way it has been used for 40 years, and hundreds
of the good and great from all parts Of the coun-
try will vouch for its being the purest and best
The Clergy.
my wife snd self have used the Regulator
for years, and testify to its great virtues. Rev
J. T. Fielder, Perry. Ga.
Ladies' Endorsement.
IT have given your medicines thorough trial,
and in no case has it failed TO give full sstisfac
tion. ELLEN Meschsm, Chattshooche, Fla.
SOLD By ALL DRUG GISTS.
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If Is A GHEvr THING for Il young man to
hnd gu carly that he is Of the minimum of i'm
p"rance in the world That while it demands
oi hun everything he can do, it can get on ad-
M'Fably without him. In all its busy, press
NAs tc'ces, he is not miSScd--blcss you, be
never has been recognized Don't forget the
mistake made by the IL on the coach wheel,
nor the disaster that overlook the ambition OF
',e frog. Do all you can; sink all selfish thought
u sell, and compel out of you the best that
Is ln you.
g. And now, Mrs. Smith" said the counsel,
VIII you be kind enough to tel! the Jury
whether your husband was in the habit of
'"!Sing !I you with impunltyY p
Mid what, sir?''
wv With impunity?"
lie waz, sir, now au9 thin, but he struck
Nc 'ltencr wild his iisht."