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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1875-08-19
srYATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO.

TE0rOSED AIEsDNgNT To section three Of the
Constitution Of the -tat-, ,c ;uiating the time
Of el"c'ins ami compensation OF members VI tbs
Legis.at
h. - rs .o'rsi sJ he Lsg,,Eg,us Of the Sre Of Ksa.
SIS, Ertioh gf a.. a.sl,b eisctsf % each hesssl
c1H9Hr0.g H,srs,Is
I-scTIoS The following proposition 10 amsod
taC tOEst. tUtIGn Of The state Vl kaDsas sbzif b.
submit ed to the .CtOrs OF the state the sener.
a election Of eighteen hundTei and seventy i've:
PK0rOSTIIOs UsE: section twenty-five Of article
two sha be- am ndei 81 u rsa As follows: See
tlOn >. All sessions Ol tho Ia gislsture shaJl 10
held At the sta capital, and beginning with the
sew ION OF eighteen hundred and SEVENTY seven, all
regular ser aipLs shall be Ee.i once In two yeaIss
cDIrIuerssIE o. the f,.-8ud Iuesday Of JANUARY a
each alisrrg'e year thereafter.
F,sGrOs.Tios Iwp; SECTION three Of article
eleven IA al be Amended TO read fellows:
serrior 8. The legislature zhall provide. at each
regular session, .1ising sUfc eht 10 de-
fray current p Of the state fof years.
PROFOsrIOS rHEEE: Tne fOllo~in2 snail con-
sttute cJiOn twenty mine of article two: se-t,on
- At the = neral election held In eighteen hunird
and seyenty-sIN, and thereafter, members OF ths
HOus. Of hep essutatiyes al lie seieclei for two
year, and members Of the &c: ase sIai be elected
for four year..
sEc. 2. The folIoving shall be the method Of
subm,iiicg said prop plsIiion Of amendment: The
ballots shall De either written or printed, patty
printed aud partly written. N regard 10 proposi-
IL one, the form Of ths ballots shall he For
pros o. ItICn one 10 smend the tonstitutioD,' "
'Against proposition one 10 amend the Cons'itu-
tion - In regard TO proposition two. the form Of
the ballots shall be For proposition two 10 amend
tie Constitution - "a gAInst pTopostisn two To
amend the Constitution in regard To proposition
be form of the ballots shah , ''FOT prDpOsition
three To amend the Constitution Against pro-
position three to amend the ConstitutioB-'
SIC. 3. This joint resolution shall take effect
and he IN fJrcc from and after its pub icAtion In
/ the sta ute book.
| hereby cert fy that the above joint solution
originated in the senate On the Itih day Of Feb
ruary, 1875, tw0-thir1s Of the members elected
voting therefor M. J. sALTER,
/ JOIs A. Folks, PresuisHt of Tie Senate.
1 Se-Tstqry u SeIsHt>.
| Passed the House the 81 day of March. A. ID.
/ 1875, two thirds Of the members elected votirg
therefor. T. H. FUssTDN,
Henry PoorH, S.sLkeT Of Tie Hour.
CHIT CIerk g(tks Hglsfs
Approved OF the 5ih IGy II Harcn, 1875.
I3D1fA5 A. OSBORN,
Lysssl0T.
| hereby certify that the foregoing il a Iue and
correct copy Oi the Ofna! en- rO lei joint resolution
! nov On file IN my ofice, and that the took
eject b7 publication N the sIaute box Say l5tn,
\ -. 1873.
II testimony VIE of, ! have hefeunto sub
scribed my name, and ai xsd the sres' seIl of
rtate. Done a. Topeka, Kaasas,.. this 1Dtn
day Of July, A. y. 1878.
IsKALI IHO-. E. CAvASACGH
aug5-lJw SseTstoTy u StIts.
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BENEATH THE WAVE.
The Suicide of an Unknown Man
in MissOuri's Murky
Wcter.
No Clue Whatever as to Who Or
What He Had Been.

Sunday evening, about half-past seven
O'Clock, while some boys were playing in
the vicinity Of the lower depot, near the
water-tank, just below the ferry-landing,
they observed a man walking along the
railroad track going south. He being an
entire stranger to every one Of then, no
particular attention was paid to him or his
actions, until he was observed to leap su6'
denly from the top of a large projecting
rock on the river bank, close to the waters
edge, into..the dark and murky waves of
the river. Nothing strarge, either in his
appearance or movements, had been OBJ
served by the boys-the sole human wit
nesses of the terrible deed-and the first in
timation they had OF his intentions was IL
fatal plunge. He rose twice, and although
he was within short distance
of the bank, he made no effort to save him
self. He is described as tall in stature,
stylish in manner, and wore a light cloth
coat and plug hat. He also had heavy
gold watch chain, and on his breast he
wore three golden links fastened together,
the emblem of Odd Fellowship. All con-
lectures as to who or what he was have 80
far proven futile, as he seemed to be un-
known TO everyone. No steps whatever
have been taken so far to search fcr the
body, and in all probability the matter will
always remain as it now is-a mystery.
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BUSINESS PROSPECTS.
They Seem to be Slowly but
Surely Frightening.
And Everybody is Happy at the
Brilliant Prospective Which
Opens Before Us.

The matted and friendly io ling which
pe-vadei the meeting held at the Council
Chamber Saturday evering, for the purpose
OF discussing pro and con The railroad stu
alton, is a sure sign of -eturnino prosperity.
As rng as ous people remain thus, good
fortr lie will be ever attendant upon the
metropolis. 1t is hardly to be expected that
the result of the labo-s of the com nittee
appointed bv ihe cha: man of ,hat meeting
TO confer with the Rock Island railroad
agents, will be Immediate. NJ. Hugh Rid
die, one OF the largest stockholders and d.
rcctors Of that road, has stated distinctly
that it was the ultimate in;en.ion OF the
managers OF the corporation 10 lay tracks
down into the cay, and there
build freight houses, depots, and
roundhouses. During tie present hard
when the money market is tight, and the
road must necessarily curtail expenses in
order TO keep its head out Of water, it is
absolutely impossible for the company to
do as it would like, and bring its business
| to the heart of the town, where it properly
belongs. The action of the meeting Satur-
| day night, in endorsing the action of the
City Council in regard to pe.itioning the
Secretary OF War 10 rescind the order, re-
moving the Rock Island property from
the reserve, was both sensible and com
| mendable.
THE GREAT IRON BRIDGE
across the Missouri river at this point, and
which has so long been an unwieldy elephant
on the hands of the people of this
city and county, is.about to pass from The
hands of the original stockholders, as We
have stated before, and revert TO the bond
holders. Mr.. Flam Won Weel, the agent
for the gentlemen in Amsterdam who are
the bond-holders, has already sailed for
Europe, and in all probability Will induce
those men to see that S3O0, 100 spent in re-
moving that structure to some point oppo-
site the city, will be we'll invested and be Of
more benefit to them than the same amount
put out at the regular rate of interest. Mr..
Won Weel will also negotiate for the sale Of
the bonds of the
KANSAS CENTRAL Raj EoAD,
| in which there is no doubt whatever
| but that he will be successful, and that
next Spring will witness the commence
ment of the building of that road towards
the Solomon Valley, one hundred miles
westward. Branches will eventually be
built out from the main line OF this road,
tapping the smaller towns not now reached
by rail. The establishment OF
UNION STOCK YAFrf
In the lower part of the ci' near the
packing houses, a consuma;ion lost devout-
~ TO be wished, and which no doubt is but
a question Of very short time, will serve
to aud thousands OF dollars to the wealth
of the city, which is now driven to other
poias
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ANOTHER SAD ACCIDENT.
Two Boys Lose Their Lives.

On yesterday, says the Clay Center Dis
patch, OF August 18th, a sad accident hap
pened in this county, that casts deeI
cloud over two households. he son o
Inomas Wheeler, known among his asso'
ciates as Doc. Wheeler, aged about Is year.
and the son of Mr.. Elgrin, aged about Ii
years, have been herding cattle on opposii,
sides OF the river during the past Summer
for their parents. The boys have been
in the habit OF letting the cattle so to tn.
river every day for water, and they would
enjoy themselves in a social swim or chat
On last evening, about O'Clock, it was sup
posed the cattle were down at the river, ant
the boys together. They dug hole in the
sand bank, and from the position in which
they were found it is supposed that they
were laying in it talking, or enjoying each
others society. The ground caved in on
them, burying them to the depth Of about :
foot or eighteen inches. In the evening
Mr. Elg-in went to the river to see wha
had had become Of the boy, and why he
was not with the herd, and discovered theil
legs protruding from the bank of sand. HI
called assistance, and when they were taker
out, death had done its work. 1t is sup
posed that they sufiocated. the weight O
and being too heavy for them to lift Ol
hem.
Ii you want good boots or shoes, go Il
L
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The Down-Hlll Side,

on the downhill side 81 life the constitution is he
SIT with infrmities for which HostetteT's Stomach
Bittcrs is the best Of all remedies Invgoration is the
most reliable means Of resisting disease and is par
tjeualrls necessary at period Of life when the decay
OF the physical energies renders the system less abe
than formerlyto resist its attacks. The cheering
warmth which this prime tonic stimulant difuses
through the chilled veins, the unwOnted steadiness
which it gives 10 the tOttering limbs of age, the
prompt reliei which it affords from those maladies
which most in the decline Of life. oonsi-
tuie IL an iuesimahle blessing TO the old and inrm.
Among the testimonials 10 the excellence of this
most sIluiary medicine Of which its pr0pretnrs are
constantly in the receipt, many received from
per of advanced age, who speak with unmeaous
urod praise Of its qualities inSigOrnt and pre-
NcntiNe. Gaw
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CAUGHT AT LAST.
Arrested for Stealing From the Railroad
Shops.

Arrested for Stealing From the Railroad
Shops.
The Atchison Champion says that for a
long time past it has been suspected at the
railroad shops OF the Missouri Pacific,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe roads, that
petty thieving Of brass journals was going
on, but the most rigid surveillance has fail
ed to discover the guilty parties. On Mon
day night, however, the thing came to a
focus through the sagacity of officers SAT-
ford and Starr, who found a man (who did
not give his name) in possession Of SIS or
$50 worth of the missing property. This
apprehension led, yesterday, to further
clue, resulting in the arrest of three other
parties.
A man who has been buying, supposed
extensively, of stolen property, departed
for Leavenworth on Monday night, after
he had got wind of the first arrest, and
Marshal Dobson left on the train yesterday
for the purpose Of taking him in at tina,
point.
He arrested his man in this city
and took him back to Atchison.
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Tho Old lataa.

A telegram was received at the Union
depot yesterday afternoon from Mr.. Hea-
ford, Assistant General Passenger agent OF
the St. L., X. c. 4 n. road, to the effect
that the road will return to its old rates this
morning. All now in the east will have
the privilege of five days in which to come
home on the 81 rate. The Missousi Pacific
has adopted . tariff which makes the rates
on eastern tickets the same as on the Han
nibal 4 St. Joseph, and Rock Island rail-
road,
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ALMOST A TRAGEDY.

Two Drunken Men 90 to Sleep on the Rail
road Track, But are Discovered in Time to
Prevent Their Being Run Over.
Sunday morning as the 2:42 train from
Atchison, on the Missouri Pacific, was near
ing the city, the engineer discovered the in
animate forms of two men on the track
near the Narrow Gauge water tank, a short
distance above Planters House. To blow
the whistle, reverse the engine, and put On
the air brake was but the work of q mo-
ment, and the locomotive was stopped
few feet from where the two men were lying,
unconscious of their narrow escape from
death. Finding it impossible to arouse
them from their drunken stupor, the con-
ductor lifted them from the rails and laid
theI, on the bank, safe distance from the
track. Upon arriving at the depot he in
formed officers Grover, De Meyer and Cum
ningham of the condition of the men, who
at once proceeded to the spot and carried
them to the calabooee. When sufficiently
sober to talk, they gave their names "a Ben
jamin Garrison End John Anderson, labor
ers at Fort Leavenworth.
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s0T lsEMARkABI.E.-In

stances are frequently reported of the al
most instantaneous effect, in entirely stop
ping it, of the application of Ponds
sXtraci for bleedings from cuts, bruises,
and from tn, nose, lungs, etc, etc. Al
though this is not remarkable, yet il is not
claimed that it will always act 80 power
fully on the instant as TO stop the most
serious hemorrhages at once, but it is
claimed and it is proved in the practice of
physicians, and Others, that perseverance
in its use will stop the most obstinate
cases of bleeding, from whatever cause.
eolSy
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Proposals for Forage.
CHEZ QUARTYENssrBE's s OFFICE,
sAsIA FE, y. A. au.sustZ IssJ


S,EsLED PROPOSALS., in triplicste, with
- eopv o tbs al .sTtIssa "a. Mt attached, will
recei ysl at tu.- Office Cor by the officer Of .
QuzrterI44-tar DeI aTtnls nj dt each Of the folio
ing nar.si r04f- or tine supplies required there
uIt.I II o',.Dez A. NJ, Hednes,!Ey, -gptsrn
3, Is15, a. W hIch tine and plcc,. theT wiii
Oh suei 10 the presence Of bidders. for tie de
.Ty VI Corn or Barley, Oats IuI h. an, at FJrt G
Iaa5, C. rania Fe, Forts Union Depot,
ton. Sslden, VIZ gate. Craig, Bay ard, and Ne
y. Il Delivery oi the sF4ln 70 be toInmel
OF or before. nTeIuir.d by the nitsd state.
nrst day u December, ls1J- lellgtTy Oi tAs d.
TO be commenced on or UsfJTe, II required,
first Of February Is75. o. very Ol the G
aud bran 70 te eomp4etsi four nOItts,
fourth monthly. Proposals for furnishing
quantity Of the supple less than the
tmo1nt rec uired az the posts named viii be
ter a ned. The night il reseyed by the Gov
nent D, eject an, ali bids, and also 20 ir-r
or diminish by one fourth at any time
thirty days before the expiration Of the .pa.
the quantities contracted Tor. Good and sl-6
bords will be require from the c,ltTtctOE 20.
prompt aud faithful fnlfilment OF the cont
The usual relu remerts must BE- DJ7erreH
makins proposals. Prsisrenee viii .r sFf
articles Of domestic produciiJu lHturliaf.c
70 quantities required blInS proposals, pr
oOnd tons and requirements, eeta:s, Ae-i
furnished upon application AZ the 0hie" o
OuartiEfnastef's De lartLiclt at either vi the
n1nIsd, or at this ONCE.
J. II. BELCHEE, Capt and A. g
aunII.u Q
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BENEATH THE WHEELS.

4 Drunken Han Lies Down on the Railroad
Track Near Platte City and is Run Over.
Yesterday afternoon, about half past
three o'clock, as the freight train en- the C.,
r. i. 4 p. r. r., which arrives in this city
at Sis, Thos. Preston, conductor, was pro
ceeding along two miles east of Platte City
the engine struck and ran over a drunken
man who was lying asleep on the track,
cutting his left foot of above the ankle and
breaking his right leg. The train was Just
rounding curve when the man was run
over, and it was impossible to see him in
tine to stop the engine. He was put on
the cars and taken to Platte City, where his
wounds were attended to.
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feschsrs' Ixsmiaation.

An examination of teachers will be held
at the Morris school building, in Leaven-
worth city, Saturday, August 18th, 1875,
commencing at O'Clock, A. NJ, and closing
at O'Clock, Pm. The rules and regula.
tions will be made known on the day Of
the examination. W. II. BRADSHAW,
aug15-dt-w2t County Superintendent
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A distinguished physician says: "After a
careful examination Of Dr. Prices Cream
Baking Powder, am satisfied that it is a
valuable and wholesome preparation, with
which bread and other articles may be pre-
pared suitable to a weakened and disorder
ed digestion. have introduced it among
my patients, and have yet to learn of the
frst instance where a convalescent patient
could not indulge in warm biscuits made
wit it and feel the better for it. Sour milk
and salaratus will not, hope, be longer
used TO poison the stomach and corrupt The
blood" DR.. Prices True Flavoring E..
tracts, as well as his Cream Baking Powder,
have gained their popularity and extensive
sale iron their psrs purity and unvssy-
AeAi1y .eo1A1.
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Castoria 10 more than . substitute for Cas-
Tor all II il the only safe article in existence
which Is sure to regulate the bowels, cure wind
collie and produce natural slcep. Il IL pleasant "a
~. ChiIdssn sssa nst ezy snA nssAsn ny
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To Farmers and Stock Dealers.

We will buy at our stables, Nos. 511 and
513 Shawnee street, Leavenvorth, for the
next sixty days, one hundred mules, rang
ing from IA to 16 hands high, to years
old, always paying the highest market
price for the same. IxLEY BRos.,
ily3lwSt Mansion House Stables,
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The following is the list of iurors INN.

The following is the list Of jurors impan-
neiled for the next term of the District
Court; Messrs. Davies, Stranger Township
Taylor and Fox, Tonganoxie Township
Kingston, Sherman Township; Sloan, Hy Vi
Prairie Tow aship; Booz, Sherman Tow a.
ship; Palmer, Delaware Township; Nu-
gsnt Lynch, Ksm and B. Ctans11n F.
Wasds aad G. HaEtnaa Him NaR
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Notice to Grsngers

A meeting of delegates from each grange
in Leavenworth county will be held in the
court house on Friday, September 3rd
1875, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose ot
selecting suitable men for candidates to fill
the county offices for the ensuing term. Al
grangers in good standing will be entitled
10 admission. I. c. DEUL,
auglS-w2t Master
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I'm SHOT"
A Badly Frightened Clerk and Demoraliz
ed Room.

A Badly Frightened Clerk and Demorallz'
ed Room.
He is clerk, parts his hair in the mid
die, and is in the main an extraordinarily
good young man. To none of the vices
which atfiict many young men is he addic-
ted. No one attends church more regular
ly, and all his conduct is apparently exem-
plary and commendable. Some OF his asso-
ciates say he is too good to live. Yet for
some reason he excites the jealousy of his
fellows, and recently they played a miser-
able joke upon him. One of his associates
in passing his desk slyly slipped in his
pocket a stale egg, or one that had outliy-
Ell its DAYS Of usefulness. An old hen had
reduced herself TO 4 skeleton through an
assiduous effort protracted through six or
seven weeks trying to warm il into a chick
en-. 1t was added and turbid, was decom-
posed and sulphuretted, was odorous within
and colored light, olive green without. The
clerk having occasion to do so, passed to
another desk, when the tail OF his coat was
caught upon n chair. Instantly there was
a loud and stunning report. For moment
dll were suTpTlStu, anu Tic young HAL, uOi
ror-stricken, exclaimed, "I'm shot" A
sickly oppression filled the air, as vast
amount OF hitherto pent up sulphurated
hydrogen gas expanded with a free elasti-
city through the room. Slaughter houses,
Eighth street, even Frith's bone factory,
and number Of other places about town,
all combined, were nothing to it. The
room was vacated in less time than it takes
a man to sneeze. 1t has since been rinsed
out by one OF the engines, aired, and disin-
fected by barrels of lime, copperas, and
chloride, but there is a scent that hangs
round it still" and the odor is not that OF
roses. That desolate room looks like ar
abandoned plague hospital, and few will
venture near it. The powers that be have
been much annoyed, and have placarded
the rest of the establishment with the fol-
lowing notice: "NO more jokes on penalty
of immediate dismissal"
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ProDosed Amendments.

t. ttr Cl,rfT,iioa n de Scfc ef Kansas, nbmined
tg f- I-rtGsTs 0f ar Inst ssEslI, J0r the rdtifcG
fo, srtlsr Of The sisof n The State al tic sest
gen ,4i o. .fga.
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MANHOOD! WoNANHooD. MARRIAGE.
800 pages. Impediments to Marriage
the cause and cure. Sent sealed. post paid,
for 50 cents, by Dr.. C. WHIrTIER, 6l7 ST.
Charles street, St Louis, No., the great
specialist. Reed his works. Pamphlets
fee. Call or write. His opinion ccs,.
nothing.
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The County Auditor, Mr.. C. H. Grover,
Is busily engaged in preparing his annual
report I.vill embrace al the presented
= - eesntys nd allowed far The pans Of
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NO CURE, NO PAY."-We authorize our
Agents to guarantee that our Medicine, :;
taken according to direction, will relieve
constipation and the diseases incident to a
torpid liver; and if any one viii show by
positive proof that it has not produced
what We guarantee, they are entitled TO a
return of their money, provided they take
the genuine Simmons Liver Regulotor by
the directions. d&w-lt
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rheunatism, neuralgia, lock-jav, sprains, SWELL
ings, buns scsIds, caked breasts poisonous bites
rosen feet. sout, salt rheum, ear-aehs, &C., and
the receipt q the Lniment viii be sent gratis TO suy
one. II Ii the most wonderful healing and pain
relieving agent the world has ever produced. II
sells as no ar1ieie ever before did sell. and IT sells
because IT does just what IL pretends 10 do. One
bottle Of the C4mtszr Eniment for animals yellow
wrapper) is worth . hundred dollars for spawned.
straned or CALLED horses and muies and for screw
worm in shtep. No family or stock-ovner can sf-
ford to be without Centaur IiniHent. Price, 50
cents; large bottles, e. %. J. B. Rose 4 Co.,
g Broadvsy, New York.
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IT is fact that, once introduced into the
house, 'Constantines Pine Tar Soap" holds
undivided place. As toilet article it has
no superior; as a remedy for skin diseases
it stands unequalled. Sold by druggists
and grocers. d&w
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SPECIMENS Of ears of corn measuring 16
inches in length we're received at this Office
yesterday. They were grown upon the
fazns 4 Mesn Ashly aad Cofts., ssaE
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Monthly Staten ut
OF THE
County Treasurer of leaVan-
waTth County.

The following Is a statement Oi the assOgnt Of
money IN the hands OF the County Treasurer Of
LeAvenwouh County, Kansas, Ou the hrst uay 0i
August, 1875, belonging t. ghe iu7ds uaSa'i, re-
sueciiyely, and the amount paid Oi.t OI eacl !4I-
Ing the month OF July, 1870.
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II You want a stylish boot or shoe, go tt
Frank Zipp's, No. 40l Shawnee street.
sunNwtf
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Nearly 81 diseases originate from lnds.
g~stioa and lOrPidfsy o. the Liver, ana
=. tef L. always auIiOusy sought atsr. ~ tne
Liver ts 9eG0IStcd in its action, health l.
almost in sarabiy secared. Want Of action IN the
liver caases sSead sehe, COnst1peei~0,
Jaou.fre, Pain - the 6hOaDd~rs,
!. Ouxhs CThslis, DiH1i ness, Sour el0Es-
n~ss bnd taste in she mouth bilious
sss n~S - paipisatfos ut she heart, 0e-
DpessfO. of sptriIs. OF sne blues, and .
a ndred other sy ga yto rs for which suM MMOSs'
llVEK REGUL NIOR Is the best Tenedy =
that IA az ever been discovered It uacs mild
~, erectualiy. and be ng simple SexfnDie
compound, can do no injury 10 any quantities
that il may be taken. II as d 81 Bm1ess ia ever J
way it has b en- used for So yenrs. and hund-
reis of the oi and rPnt from all par's oil Inc
rsgntrs vii yOucn for its being the p0rera ana
bsss.
Simmons Liver Regulator, or Medicine,
IL harmless,
Is DO drastic violent medicine,
l. sure to cure il ,ken regularly,
Is u Intoxicating beverage.
l. q iaultlrs. E MY m sdicine,
H. tine & hc .pes' Medicine III the world,
IL given With. ami ths happitst results 10
the Inost u cate infant,
Does not interfere with bust Less,
Do.- lot disarrange the system,
Takes the place Of QIiBine and Sitters OF every
kind,
Contains the tim gIest and best remedies.