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MEETING OF COLORED MEN.
Speeches by IhaEfmaster I'd. shaw and
Hezrkiah Henley, Denunciatory
of the Old white Repuh,i-
can Leaders
A New DepartUre-Ths Negro Hereafter
20 use hts Freed ON ana his Rights
for his own aud the Benefit of
the Community.

Last night number of cOlored citi-
zens met at ZiOn's hall in mass-meeting
with view of determining their future
course in politics. On the arrival
of reporter of the APPEAL Ed Shaw
was making a speech, in which he
counseled his race to stand up like
American citizens and exercise their
rights. That the cOlored people had
been deceived and defrauded by north
ern Republicans in the south. These
men had pretended to be their friends,
but it was all for personal gain. They
had failed to aid them, and were merely
working for office, but never
gave them, the cOlored people,
Office. He believed that his
people should go with the party that
would protect their rights. He was not
there to say what party they should go
with. They did not owe their liberty to
Union soldiers, for almost all the best
Union soldiers in the late war would be
indignant at such a charge, and almost
invariably would say that he was not
fighting to free the slaves; that if he
thought so he would lay down his arms
and go home. He said it was to God
only they owed their liberties. They
owed it to no party. That in the many
southern States where the Republican
party YVES in power there had been
much bad legislation that should be
looked into. The southern men
had been better friends to them
than the northern Republicans down
here; that in Memphis a school
board Of Democrats had let in two col
OTed teachers in the public schools, but
as soon as they elected q northern man
as superintendent he turned them off.
COlOred teachers have lately been
elected, our home Democrats voting in
favor OF and the northern men Of the
board voting against their admission.
He said it was now time for Lis p-g.
pie to act; he wanted .ugm
to act In Memphis, and thru.at
to hold their meetings and pass some
resolutions. His speech was listened to
with interest. He WIS followed by
Henley, who made a very earnest talk
Of much the same tenor. He had much
to complain of in the treatment of
his race by the nOrt.se n Republi-
cans in the south was confident they had
not dealt fairly with them. That he had
always voted the wsy he was told TO, but
he had the conduct Of these men ne sup
ported before him, aud it was plain to
him they had treated his race badly, and
We're unworthy of their support. II was
moved and carried that con- mittee be
to draft resolutions, and re.
port to an adjourned meeting to be held
tomorrow night. This meeting Ger.
tainly indicates that the colored people
OF this city, and probably of the whole
have opened their eyes to the
iRceOtiOOS and frauds that have hpeD
practiced upon them by their pretended
friends, and they intend throwing them
overheard in the future.
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their time to be five hours quicker, and
their route 81 miles shorter than by the
Southeastern and Paducah and Eliza
BEETHOVEN lines. How long the war viii
continue, we are unable to state, as thOs
two roads have grit and nerve. The
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern railroad is
ABLE To STAND THE FIGHT,
and certainly is not losing either freight
or passengers, as it offers the same
fare, but claims muaa better time and
shorter route than its rival. Owing to
the opposition of the Southeastern road
and Nashville and Great Southern and
the Nashville, Chattanooga and st.
Louis roads, the tiTst-named roads can
only sell tickets TO Nashville for points
south, west and south west, to be reached
by the roads OF that city, running there
from. Outside of general policy that
may have suggested the cutting of rates,
the only local cause that We have SO far
heard is that the Louisville and Nashville
and Great Southern road placed an ac-
cOmmOdatiOl train between GAINESVILLE
and Bowling Green, by which passengers
from the former city are carried to
Nashville for g so, the same fare
connects at Guthrie, distant 14a miles
from CIsrksville, and - miles from the
capital Of the State. OF cOuse this &C.
cAmmOdatiOn train has taken all OF the
GAINESVILLE travel to Nashville from the
Southeastern road, as heretofore the lat
ter failed to connect at Guthrie.
TIE EFFECT IN MEMPHIS
by this war has not been felt, and will
not be, as the Louisville and Nashville
and Great Southern railroad has no
rival line leaving east that connects
with the Southeastern. Moreover,
the kindness of its officers IN
facilitating the commercial interests Of
our merchants, and affording reliable
and most excellent trains for passenger
travel, its gCeat connections and effici-
ent management, have long since rem
dered the Memphis division Of the
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern railroad we'll liked and pOpU-
lar. We hear, however, that a number
Of persons who have more time than
money TO spare have recently left for
st, Louis to take advantage of the
REDUCED RATES TO NEW YORK
now offered by the Atlantic and Great
Western railroad, This road has re-
duced the fare from st. Louis to New
York for $40, the tickets being good IN
til used. The company also announce
excursion tickets (gOOd until September
30th), to New York and return for $25,
and to Boston and return $50. Had this
announcement been made known
the daily papers month, or |
even two weeks ago, there is no telling
how many OF our citizens would have
awaited themselves of the cheap fare to |
visit the east. However, there are but |
few here who expect to go east, and those |
who cannot get away do not appre-
ciate the railroad war. On the contrary, |
they prefer that the roads maintain |
sufficient fare and rates on freight to |
build up their lines, so as to be prosper
ous,and thereby insure reliable transpor-
tstiOn and uninterrupted connection in
the future. Only the birds OF passage |
good Ereeze, but the setting
hens and owls do not.
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LITTLE ROCK RAILWAY.
Judge FriGE's order Relative TO the Re
ownership - RumOred Business
Consolidation with the Char
lesion Railroad.

In the case of w. A. PiersOn of Con.
necticut, Watson Mathews Of New Jer-
! sey, r. K. DOVE Of New Hampshire,
| rs. the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road company, filed in the United
States district court, Judge Trigg has is
sued an order upon the petition therein
showing that one of the cOmplainants,
the said Dow, had been appointed re-
ceiver, by the said court, for the western
| district OF Arkansas, OF the franchises,
rights, properties, effects, ETC., of the
Memphis and Little Rock railway, and
has entered upon the discharge OF his
duties as such; he is authorized and ap-
pointed receiver by the circuit court Of
the United States for the district of West
Tennessee of all and singular the build
ings, rights OF way, personal and other
property of said company in this district,
ETC., and it is ordered that the said Dow
execute bond Of five thousand dollars
for the faithful performance OF his duties
as receiver.
A RUMORED CONSOLIDATION.
It is rumored that Captain Dow has
been in consultation with Colonel
M'Ghee, Of the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad, relative to the business
consolidation Of that company with the
Little Rock road. Such an arrange
ment would doubtless be of mutual BEN
eft to these two roads, as it would give
each a continuous line east and west
from Memphis. Negotiations to this
effect are now pending, but of course no
permanent consolidation can be effected
until the present legal questions affect
ing the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
way shall have been adjudicAted by the
counts or adjusted by the parties inter
ested. The principal offices of the road
will be removed TO Little Rock, as the
superintendent will be located there. 1t
is also Iumored that an effort will be
made to effect connection between the
depOts Of the Charleston and Little
Rock roads. We have not heard what
measures have been undertaken for this
purpose, or the proposed route of the
railway through the city.
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sippi and Ohio, and who in Cincinnati
always welcome his return.
A MARINERS STORY.

While conversing with Captain Phil
Calvert, he remarked: This is a merry
scene, and there is in it a charm for
me, old IS l am. 1t was just upon such
an occasion in Arkansas years ago that
| met my partner for life" "Ah, in
Decd this journalistic excursionist re-
marked, and asked something about it.
"Well," said Captain Calvert, lit was
near the mouth Of White river, and the
lsdy whom selected as my partner that
night, became my partner for life," and
with this his eye beamed with plea ure,
for although years Lave rolled by since
then, the music Of life has yet its
joyous strains, and in heart and in afFec-
ton his partner is yet as young as when
he stood beside the bridal altar.
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NEW FIRM.

I'VE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
w ourselves together under the name aud
STYLE of STANTON, POTTER q CO, for the
purpose OF doing a wholesale Grocery,
Provision and General OmmIEsiOIs OuSi.
W. 5. Staley, late with d. II. Town send, to
take charge of the Office. Would solicit, and
viii make liberal advances. prompt safes and
returns on cOnSlgnments. Bringing as we do,
An experience of over quarter OF q century
IN a similar line of business in this city think
we know the wants OF the trade, and are On
titled to a share OF consideration from pur-
chasers in our line, aud would ask that they
call upon us on or about September fiTsj
when We propose having a complete stock OF
Staple Groceries and Provisions. no. PA
front stresE, between Madison and Court.
J. >. ST ANTON,
CHAS. POTTER.
MEMPHIS, July Is, 1875, iyI5
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STAANERING o. STUTTERING
CURED.

Professors Randolph and Creigh-
ton, these eminent professors II the art
OF curing stammering, are now in this
city, and will remain until August 81.
They challenge the world to produce a
stsmmerer that they cannot cure in
very short time. Terms reasonable. OF
flee at the Commercial hotel,
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ROANOKE COLLEGE
Salem, Virginia.
23d SESSION BEGlES SEPT. 1, 1875.

TENHOROUGH Collegiate course, excellent
i PIepaJ atory Department, healthul cIi-
mate, good morals, good discipline, very med
crate expenses. Tuition and other fees, board
rOOm-rent, fuel, lights, and washing, for ses-
sion Of ten months, from $3.50 to $50. Boys
can board with Professors; young men, in
College or families. College prosperous. stu
dents from all sections OF the country, twelve
from Tennessee. The annual Catalogue mailed
free on application. Address,
kEV. A.. n. BETFEE, ID. D.,
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REEDY's patent elevators, hydraulic,
steam and hand-power, put up in the
best manner and on reasonable terms.
Orders received and executed by NJ. Bo-
land, Office with Venable d Rawlings,
IA Union street
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60 TO Leddin's business COLLEGE
LIVINGSTON Il UOMPANY,
DOE ESTIC AND FOREIGN BANRRas,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

COnseTvatively organized for doing
the business OF out-Oi-toWn banks, bankers,
Usual interest allowed on daily balances
Collections made and promptly rsmitte1
Co-TssSoI'as'iee sohottsd. Exchange On princls
pa citiss OF Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN CO.,
Innrnp7
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An elegant assortment of the best and
most popular Juvenile books, to suit all
tastes and ages, at 34l Main street, third
door south Of Union street.
K non Il IN
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PERSONAL.

DR.. CHURCHILL, with his son, who
has teen quite i'll, returned to the city
yesterday.
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FRESH LAKE FISH.

Victor d. Fuel HIS q fine lot Of trout
and white-tish to-day. Call early and
get your supplies.
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Havana Lottery, 1876
ORDINARY DRAWING DAYS

Glass No. go , IN the 18th If Tr,I,-
Glass No. 95l. on the 9qtb ~ I,i5y,
Glass No. 9G2....,.. on the Ilfh If a r,,,,Syt
Glass No. 953...., on the 2Gtb If ATss1st
Class \ o. Soi...........On the 18th OF September
ei2 Prizes and $4,000 to be distributed each
drawing. ~
Ihls Lottery never postpone the drawing or
fal in anything promised. Official IsT Of
prizes sent 20 every purchaser OF tickets Send
money by poStOfflce order, registered letter
express or draft, Send for circular An uriZes
cashed al the rate of exchange.
Prices OF WhGle tickets go: Hat Ticket
SlU; quarter Ticket s.; Fifth Ticket 81; Tents
Ticket, g. Address all orders 70
MANUEL ORA Mia
Jus l6o Common street, New Orleans Lab
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Appeal RATES.
DATES OF sUEsCRIPEIoS.
RATES OF ADvERTEsISG.
IN DAILY APPEAL.

Firt insertion, per square 90
suisse 4ueut insertions, per squsre---.--... 90
Eight lines solid nonpareil make one square,
and twelve lines make one inch.
Local Notices are % cents per line FIRST In
serlon, IS cents per line per week, and l21
cents per line per month.
Wants, etc, are 10 cents per line nrst inser-
tiOh3 su&.5 cents per line each subsequent
nserloh
Death and Marriage notices, Funeral notices
and Obituaries are charged at regular rates
We will not accept any advertisements 70 fol-
low reading matter.
First or Fourth page advertisements, station
airy, double rates.
Specimen copies sent free OF charge,
Our nRil-bOoks are kept by postoficeE, and
not by individual names.
In ordering papers changed from one pOstOffice
10 another, the names OF both postofnces
should be given.
We solicit letters and communications upon
subjects OF general interest, but such must
always be accompanied by responsible
name.
We viii not return rejected communications
All letters, communications, OF anything else
for the APPEAL, should not be addressed 10
and Individual connected with the ONCE,
but simply the
APPEAL. Memphis. Tenn.
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JUVENILES! JUYENILEs!!

The cheapest and best STEAM DYEINa
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is ~ 246 SG-
cond stTeSt. HANSON 81 WALKER,
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JOHN WALSH, Undertaken, 344 Sec.
ond street, opposite, postOffice.
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s0O FRoNr sTnEEr nE.gpgsIa. 1cE-a-
NOTICE.
70 BRInGE RUILDERS
Administrators Notice

HAVING taken out letters OF Adm!nlstra-
n ton upon the estate OF Jhares Collins,
deceased, ali persons having claims sga INST
SAID estate are hereby notified to present same
properly prObated, either 10 the uudersigEe ed
a. the state Female College, near the city of
Mem pnis, Tennessee, or 10 our attorneys
Clapp & Meux, No. Is Union street, IN said
city, within the time prescribed by law or
same shall be fore yer barred, and those in
ebted to said estate will please come forward
and settle at once
HARRIET \. COLLINS.
j. n. BARTON, Administrators.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July ~, lS75. JyI
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OAuTToN-

Buy no Powders or Prepared SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR unless IN our engraved
wrapper, with Trade Mark, Stamp and sigma
ture unbrOken. None other is genuine,
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CLOSING and brass fIuting-iron COM
bined, 81 80. Best fluting machien
made, So 50. By b. WetteT& Co
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CONSOLIDATION,
EGR e. 49,

Padu p and Memphis Rsilr. ad First
Mortgage Bonds.
fFD WHOd 1T MAY CONCERN 10, &c.
4 dance with the terms OF a cerfsi,1 80
hcld by Us, we viii proceed 10 seii 70 -
~ AAt ~ DlddrF Tor cash, bonds Nos. i'm eDJ
M, lot 9l.uO eacH, principal and interest nav
duIt ia god on Saturday, July Sfst ~ n
q cloct a-ln.i On the corner or T4sis0r, and
nam an slieels, Msmph's, Tennessee.
Jy-o HlICHELL, HUFFMAN-y 90
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FOR ALL DsRkEEg Ii "a LTY.R. STAMlca aNn SpIErN

1t is eminenuy a Family Medicine, and BY
being kept ready Tor Immediate resort, viii
save many an hour Of suffering and many
dollar in time ana doctors bills. After over
Forty Years trial 10 is still receiving the most
unqualified testimonials 10 Its virtues from
persons OF the highest character and response
Oillty. Eminent physicians commend II as
the most EFEECEUAL Ss'eSHEtS for Con
stpaUOn, Headache, Pain in tue ShoulCers,
Dizziness, Sour Stomach, bad taste in tue
mouth, bilious attacks, Pslpitatipu Of the
Heart, Pain in the region of the Kidneys, des-
pondency, gloom and fOrebOdlDgSAf evil, all
OF which are the offspring OF a Diseased Liver.
II you feel Dull, DrOwsy, Deblitated, have
frequent Headache, mouth tastes badly, poor
appetite, and tongue coated, you are suffering
from Torpid Liver, or " BiliOusneSs," and
nothing will cure You 50 speedily aud perma-
nenily. The Liver, the largest organ IN the
body, Is generally the seat OF the disease, and
II not regulated in time, great suffering,
WretChedness and death will ensue.
Armed with this Antldote, all climates and
changes of water and food may Ue faced vita
out fear. As remedy in MalariOus Fevers,
Bowel Complaints, Restlessness. Jauuuice
Nausea, the Cheapest, Purest and Best Family
Medicine in the World.
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ave have been acquainted with DIR. Sim
mons Liver Medicine for more than twenty
years. and know IL to be the best Liver Eegu-
1atOr offered to the public."-M. K, LYON and
b. l.. LYON, BellefOntaine, Ga.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College
STEAMEOETS.

NEURm.-Ihe instantaneous cure for
srsEroLCIT. q N ". Jonas Il &C.. keep
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1 have never seen or tried such a simple
eticaciOus, satisfactory and pleasant remedy
In my life."-H. hAINER, st. Louis, Mo.
HON. ALEX. H. STEPHENS.
occasionally use, when my condition re-
quires 1t, DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator with
good effect."-HOn. ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA.
Your Regulator has been in use IN my
family for some time, and 1 am persuaded il
is valuable addition to the medical sci
ence. Gov. j. GILL SHORTER, Alabama.
" have used the Regulator N my family for
the asst seventeen years. can safely recon.
mend 1t to the world as the best medicine 1
have ever used for that class of diseases II pur-
ports to cure. III. +. THIGPEN.
PRESIDENT OF CITY BANK
"SimmOns' Liver Regulator has proved q
good and etticaciOus medicine-C. a. NUTFING
DRUGGIST.
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their time to be five hours quicker, and
their route 81 miles shorter than by the
Southeastern and Paducah and Eliza
BEETHOVEN lines. How long the war viii
continue, we are unable to state, as those
two roads have grit and nerve. The
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Ennfhnrrn railroad IL
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CHI IEK
COTTON PRESS FACTORY,
80. I22 LIEDES STREET,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
WROUGHT IRON SCREW PRESS.

WROUGHT IRON SCREW PRESS.
THIS PRESS Is now in use IN six States. II
; has stood the test OF five years and is
aOundsntly proven 10 be the most durs BILE,
convenient and reliable one ever iutrod iced
II Is made tC run by hand, horse or steam
power. also Manufacture the CHEEK COT
TON STALK CkUSHER, whrch for clearing
of the old stalk Is invaIusbIG - tee planter.
All orders for either Press or Crusher must he
addressed 10 Porter, Tay Tor & Co., No. IS Union
street, Memphis, Tenn. NJ D. CHEEK.
jyS No. lS5 fernando street, Memphis.
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is faultle-s family medicine.
Does not disarTauge the system
Is sure TO cure If taken regularly.
Is no drastic violent medicine
Dos not interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage.
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
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EOR SALE.


VT-AgyN-A spring covered wagon. Cheap
W for cash al 51S Main street lyH
DRICK Apply at Jcha Ovc.toD's of1ce, 2s4
. Second stree e. or At yard On Second street,
Chelsea. sNUWDEN, ONERTON & co.
ID second hand buggy and harness. Inquire
Of c. II. BRAChErr& co, 81 second st.
LUENITUEE-One nice paIlor set, cheap;
L also, one nice baby crIO. Apply 81 Linden.
L'SGINE- One I5-horse power engine; one
ton Press; one - inch SITaub sill. All In
jy2l J. K tGi6DwIN & CD.
OK new sy-ssw Chan plo1 gins at 600 each;
~ Two new b0-saw Champion GINS d; Slj9 eacai
one 5ysaw Outlet giI In perfect repair Tor
slJl. ". Patrick OF !. ~. Patrick {, &C F., up
h-alTs corner OF Union and 'front.' ly2J
VEIANGULAR LOT near intersection OF
Il Jefferson street and Charleston avenue,
lOo leeL on Jefferson, ~ 4 et on III" A"enue,
embEasiDg the whole triangle. except few
ieet az It's entTeLIe east point. II not disposed
OF al private sale bl fore, will be sold to the
highest bidder on Monday. August u.
yD TREZENANT & CO;
+ cts feet by $50 feet, east side OF shelby
II street. south Of Vance. ;. p. READ,
DRICK REsIDENCE-On long time, brick
u resldeU &c No. llU Court street. Inquire -
- Monroe street, up stairs. jyIi
TWO ALDERNY BULL CALVES, and the
Il best saddle horse in the state. Factors
warehouse, south Main street.
July 5th. = " - " jy6
uOUsE-The convenient two-story brick
II dwelling house, No. s. Market street. |
Terms 10 suit the times. Apply TO
La TRAIT GIN Co., zoo Front So
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

For Dyspepsia, Constipation, JaundIce, Bill
tOus Attacks, Sick Headache, Collie, Depress-
ion of Spirits, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Etc.
TT HAS MO EoUA"
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FOR LEASE.

I OTIS, in sizes to suit, on Madison, Court and
i ! Monroe, east OF Charleston depot, on easy
terms, for i've years-suitable for cottages,
tenemeutS or 2 factory.
W. A. WHEATLEY, $50 Main street.
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TO LOAN.
PERSONAL.

nR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes a speci-
IL atty of treating Eye and Esr Diseases.
Once 2G3 Poplar street. my29
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FOB RENT.

COTTON SHED-Apply TO
~ HARRIS, MCKISSICK q TURLEY,
iy29 43H Madison street.
HOUSE SOI Second street APP
ID ply within. jyH
ID OOMS Furnished or unfinished, for
u families or gentlemen; meals if desired ;
reference required. GAIT HOUSE.
MO. "a MAIN STREET-Apply to
IN W. ID. STEPH ENtS0N.
jyl6 GUY, MCCLELLAN & co.
4 EENTRAL HOTEL-On Adams street. APP
u ply to David Hastings, Commercial hotel.
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My wife and self lave used the Regulator
Tor years, and testify to It's great VIRUS -
REV. j. K. FIELDER Perry, Ga
LADIES' ENDORSEMENT
81 have given your medicine thorough
trial, and 10 no case has 10 failed 20 give fun
chic, Fla.