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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-12
Norwood High ScIo9.l 1o.s:
Norwood P, O., Ne.sor Ca.

Endorsed by the F,r..r, 49,.
NerSlly Oh lTglnia t> 0.a ., &c..
Training SChO is lu tur~ -. ,r $50 -
The Session OF ISIS ~
10th, 1871. with u full com, ..,
and iull and thorough ..,t-..'''a- Pa
Departments. d,
&c Write tor Catalogue.
object and Character -T.,.
modelled, In It's courses AMI -,.,. .'. 10
instruction, n tar a. pu>,p.. '-'
University OF Va, and i ,l.,,,.'. 70. ..s
pare young men Tor That lr,rIr-,.
at the same time IN cuur>r a, 49,. p.
is so thorough and >u conn.
ing aS IL does AL the ur,u,i,, f
edge belonging tp a finished -
that those VINO prrir. tu Gu 49,.
perfectly qualify themselves r,, ~
ate entrance upon the RESPONSE .'-.'.
life.
tours" Of study - ~ rgrr.
thorough ~ That %. any .nN'tfuf... -
state, following ihr most Dove.
DDS, and embracing a m. ,..-.
following II, pAr,Wrui, uf~ ..f,
English Branches. e. Tie 90
Greek Languages. d. The Mo-.
guagrs. I. Pure Matnrm,tIr, "a
Mathematics, CiNil and Mluug yr''
ing. d. The Natprt, Sciences. b.
ship and bookkeeping.
Extracts from Testimonial.
UNIVERSITY % Va u.,4..
SIR-it gives mt pleasure % stu.
theNoryOOd High School ia, CO.., ,.'..
men Ia shis Institution well rr.r,-.
the advanced Glasses Of On, a..
schools. IL ranks among the b,,. tn.
Schools for high and tloru4.. 81 IS
Its discipline II excellent, ana .asEa.
fitness of the location msup. O,l
am, with great Ir>prr
JAMES b. HARRISON n
Chairman ~ M F..s
Among the nuin,r.U, lu,.f..#r,
learning I'm the south. lew. arl..,r,
achieved the rapid pud uaTrfg.-.
success which has been a,Ia.Hg. Hy..
Norwood High Sctloo.. 10 uUSslAa,.s
Ond To none in the STATE. uu,. Do ,,..,
ton aud the "Ntrui OF patronage +,
The discipline, as well ~ fNa tIff..,
are conducted ~ nearly ~ puN.b. ,rr
the plan Of thr tuiNrury Ui Whoa,
and having proved uu entire ,uooras
be continued without CHANGE,
spJndeHcc NJ the Gdiu,ryD Noa
Refers tO present patrons % itt~l,
from West Virginia. iu Judge D. a. Hs.s.
Judge VI. Edmiston, judge Jobs a..
non, Dr.. 7. h, Camden HnI ,u..
Ransom.
Also. To Mr.. =. Brady, NLIiH.,
and other patrons uf 'lc ,cuuu.. br. -.
ciaIIy Ia TIE Old students ,he4.. DO
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THE SHOPS

located at different points about the large
yard surrounding the place, present =
good appearance, and have been materi-
ally improved the past summer. Prom
nent among the improvements Is the
erection OF the machinery above men
toned, whip factory, aud the successful
completion OF number OF shower baths,
tor the prisoners. In the whip factory
there are now employed about fifty
hands, under the supervision OF Randall
Il Weaver, OF Allegheny, Pa, and there
is ut present stock OF manufactured
whips on hand, of all descriptions,
amounting TO from $4,000 to
$4,000, the greater portion o.
which have been contracted
for by dealers. In addition to this the
cigar, broom and brush factories are now
ali in full blast with full quota OF hands,
and space has been made Tor a larger
force than has heretofore been employed.
1t is also intended to add the urthcr I'M
provement to the penitentiary OF heating
the entire main building and shops
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WITH STEAM

from the mammoth boilers in the engine
house to which We have before referred,
the contract for laying the pipe
tor the purpose having been let
yesterday by the Board OF Directors to
Mr.. VIM. Hare, of Wheeling, who will
at once proceed to complete the work.
This improvement is regarded as an i'm
portsnt one, and will givethe Penitentis-
~ the air OF more metropolitan lRsttu-
ton than the usual unheslthy stove.
But amidst all this survey of the sur
roundlngs by the argus-eyed reporter,
must not be forgotten
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NOTICE.
QUARTERLY SETTLEMENT

" beg leav" to auuoun"" 10 mysr'1.
ers that / w'll prcsruI nlI acuuuHirs,
Element quarterly, beginning VII =
list OF Oct her.
le2h JACOB ". OkIBhr l'''
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Two Gold Fish and an Aquarium for
s5 cents, at Genther's Variety Store.
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coMMIssARY DEPARTMENT,

under the able and efficient management
of Mr.. A. j. Martin. Here Is stored
clothing, shoes, ETC., for the use OF the
convicts. and through MIR. Martins
hands passes all provisions Tor
the penitentiary. Mr.. Martin informs
as that when he first took possession OF
this department, some six years ago, the
average cost OF prisoners per day, for
diet, was "a cents, and in his report Tor
1876 he stated that he had reduced IL t
1895 cents, which reduction had not beer
secured at the expense of the convicts by
stinting them in food, but by outstanding
in an economical manner the resources
at his disposal This year the average
cost of diet per day for prisoners will fall
below the figures OF last year, perhaps
two cents for each prisoner, the book,
now showing an average of about 6! to .
cents, the lowest figures being IN the
month of August, when only an average
of 79c was required. The diet OF
the prisoners IS good, and consists
princi pally OF fresh beef, salt beet, pork
corn bread, potatoes, homlny, coffee, etc.
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A SPLENDID oPpoRTr.,..

A a Fortrnc T,UJNIUNlTy
81. Al New orIca mn @Grana il. =
Louisiana State lot -, 49,, ~, u .,iay, N" q.
This Institution Wa, r"1gnp'nr
for Educational and ,Nae Of tie "
Ia 1905, with q Capital Sfsi liable ~, AZ
II has since added resi- go, !" .og =
oy. Its grand single Ne iG-t 70, q. =,
Will take place monthly -Eio-: J-gs
Postp0HsS. Look a, tFrr,. :. t-ssT %. =
,oS U AL I'l,L pRIzE $50 oo,,
I"'V" Tickets Al Two I'''''oo0.
HaI tlra q T'S
C..,,,, LIST o. PRIzES
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MOUNDSVILLE.
Erin 10 the Peni,entiary Improve
ments Being Made-swe+ney q
sons Magni6cenI Enefne-S"s
sipy News I'm Relation 10 the
rIace-Other Notes.

Yesterday was quite gala day at the
State penitentiary, and n number OF gen.
tlemen from Wheeling visited that In
stitution. The occasion was the formal
turning over to the Board o! Directors OF
the penitentiary of the magnificent ana
mammoth engine erected there the past
summer by Messrs. A. j. Sweeney ana
John NJ. Sweeney, of the firm OF A; D.
sweeney & Son, North Wheeling. Inc
party arrived at the penitentiary between
eleven and twelve o'clock aad were
grsclously received by
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-12

THE finest shoes kept in the city at l.
V. Blends.
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THE "BEST" II" Warranted.
Agents Wanted. n SAMPLE $3.50.
A. II. SINGER, (by MALL Phila., Pa.
mrlie- Ry
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CINCINNATI, October Cotton
Steady and firm at ll!c Four-Dull
Whcat-Quet; red 81 25@1 So. Corn
Dull at 45@46c. Oats-- Dull and droop.
Ing ut zG@3lc. Rye Quiet at $4,000.
Pork-Inuctive at Sl4 25 ala so. Lard
Dull; steam rs Is; kettle 50 25@9 80;
current make $3.50. Bulk Meats Easy;
short RIO 8GS4c; short clear Ss@8!c.
Bacon-In fair demar d; shoulders noml-
nal, shor. rib 83@SBci short clear 94c.
whisky Fair demand at 81 O8. Barley
In fair demand; Minnesota 7S GSOc.
Butter-Steady and in far demand !
creamery 33c; prime to choice Western
Reserve 23a 25c; Central Ohio 2O@22c.
Llrseed Oll-Flrm At 60c
Hoga-Dull; common 81 50(G4 80;
fair to good light % 1905 30; tair to
good packing s. 00a5 %; butchers IS 40
as 40.
NEW YORK, October DRY Goods
Business was only moderate with COM
mission houses and the jobbing
branches were generally quiet. Cotton
goods in steady hand TO mouth demand;
prices unchanged. Prints are still quiet,
but ginghams ard cotton dress goods in
lair demand. The Bulletin says: Three
thousand pieces OF Lyons silks will be
sold at auction on Wednesday next.
PITTSBURGH, October ll.-Petroleum
Dali; crude 81 5O@2 524 at Parker's
tor immediate shipment; refined l5c tor
Phil delphia delivery
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THE HOSPITAL

was found TO be clear Of invslids and
without occupants, although there are
several prisoners unfit for duty from
chronic diseases, but are not SICK
enough to admit them TO the
hospital. In the cell department
were gathered IN groups numerous
prisoners, al liberty to walk only about
tue corridor surrounding their cells, all OF
whom were kept in confinement because
of an insutticiency of work, but it isPro-
posed to le: out their services to contrac
tors as soon as possible. The idle prison
ers who are kept closely confined seem
discontinued to great degree, and sigh
for work, that they may get Ga the out
side of the narrow walls surrounding
them. Another portion ofthe prison visit
ed was the
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CAPT. BRIDGES,

that most aospitabie and euccssstul OF
super1n,endents, who made 1t pleasant
for al. Soon alter their arrival, the
party pr ooeeded to inspect the premises,
and It was ascertained that great i'm
movements had been made during the
past summer, and that all was progress
ing finely under Capt. Bridges superior
management. At the present time there
are but two hundred and sixty inmates OF
the prison, five of whom are Indians
undergoing sentences imposed by this
United States Court, and who are all re.
covering from the severe indisposition
they suffered tJr a time after their con-
hnamant
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THE COLLATION.

to which Capt. Bridges treated the visi-
tors, among whom were Messrs. Jas. W.
Gsllaher, President of the Board Of
Directors, j. X. Smith and I. e. Smith,
also of the board; Mayor Sweeney, Mr..
Chas Kemb.e, architect of the new en-
CINE building and smoke stack; Messrs.
Ed. Welsgerber, of the Baltimore and
Ohio shops; MIR. Ran Stalnaker, private
Secretary to the Governor; Mr.. Hastings,
Dana L. Hubbard, city editor OF the
Standard; Gus. Campbell, night editor OF
the Mteiitgsncer, n representative of the
REGISTER and others. About one o'clock
they were called in from their tour OF in
spection, and partook OF a repsst second
TO none that the best eplcure Imaginable
could have surpassed, all of which was
reliched, and was served by those whose
unfortunate lot it is to wear striped cloth
ing. Dinner over, the party repaired to
the building where
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-08-18
NAVIGATION SUSPENDED.

The Red River Packet Company
proclaim navigation in Red River sus'
pended, so says the Shreveport Times,
and upon that proclamation an ap-
peal is based for means to "full up"
Tones Bayou in order to preserve
Shreveport trade from disaster and
ruin. The fun of this business is,
that tuo steamboats, per week do all
the business required by Shreveport
with New Orleans, just one more
boat than we have, and still Shreve'
port would be ruined if they "sus'
pended" Our friends in Shreveport
must possess their souls in peace ant
endcavor to learn that the world Il
larger than their city. North Louis
lana is not Shreveport by a long shot
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-08-18
Sentiment VS.. Law.

AS an instance of the "apex being
down" in the moral mind, let gentle
men examine the decisions ofrespect-
able courts, being rendered every day
almost, with regard to claims against
the State in the shape of bonds.
D. becomes possessed ola certain
amount of scraps of paper which rere
to have been issued as evidences OF
Indebtedness against the State pro-
rided D. performed certain stipulated
work. The work 'ras nerer done but
the bonds we're issued nevertheless
and contrary to low. Still the State
must pay them as her "honor (') is
involved, and that must be sustained
at all hazards
Courts, that are constituted and ex
pected to decide all questions accord
ing to lar, but which indulge in thu
display of "sentiment," as they IL
every day, should be abolished a
once. These bonds were issued il
violation of law and for that very rea
son are illegal, and we have but littl
respect either for the brain or honest,
of a court which would attempt to out
rage common sense by planting thei
opinions on sickly sentiment for cred
itOrs.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Harris Jatfa Parrish Ccur
vs.. No. 1913
Jules Bossicr. Natclitoches
DY virtue of a writ of tieri tacias is
ID sued in the above entitled and num-
brred suit, and to me directed, | have
seized and will offer for sale to the last
and highest bidder at the door OF the
Court House in the city and parish of
Natchitoches on
Saturday, 18th day Of September, 1877
the following described property, to wit:
On Huusc and Lot Oh Toulinc street,
measuring one hundred foet front on
Tou]inc street, and running back tol
depth eighty feet. bounded north by
property of VIM. II. Jack and succession
of 5. NJ. Hyams, west by lot OF sad
succession of Hyams, east by lot of W.
H. Jack, and south by Touline street
also all out buildings on said lot.
Terms of Sale.
CASH subject to appraiscmcnt.
D. H. BOULLT, JR,
Aug. ll-tds. Sheriff.
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Notice..

OFFICE OF STATE TAX Collector,
NArCHlroCuEs, La, June :, 1917 }
TTENTION of Tax Payers of this
\ Parish is called to Sec. 81, OF the
Revenue Act of 1877, as follows:
SEC. 81. Be it further anacted, ETC.,
THAT ~ soon as furnished with blank IL
ccnses the tax collector shall give notice
to each person liable to the payment of a
license tax that payment thereof must
be- made within fifteen days, and in case
of failure to pay such license he shall,
within twenty days from said notifica
tion proceed to seize and sell, after ten
DAYS advertisement, property of tho DC
linauent to satisfy said license.
SEc. SO directs the Collector, on the
1st Monday of November to file with tho
Recorder list of all unpaid taxes.
The filing operates as legal seizure Of
the property, and will bear . per cent
interest. On tho LIST Monday in Dcccm-
ber all property so seized will be sold at
public auction, without appraiscment'
Being mandatory, the Collector has no
discretion but to execute the law, and it
! will be done to the letter.
l. N LANE,
June 9.--tf, Tax Collector.
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NOTICE..

Section No. 104, of Act. No. 96, APPROX
ed April Goth, 1877, proyides: "rhat it it
Shall be the duty OF the Presidents Of all
Police Juries throughout the State, an
nually. in the month of September, to
transmit to the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts detailed report of the condition
of the parochial affairs, giving state,
mcnt Of the rate of taxation, the amount
of disbursements, and the outstanding
debt, if any,
Therefore all persons holding parish
indebtedness of any kind, must present
the same to A. E. Lemee, Parish Treas
urer, for Registration before the lst day
of September next, as it will not be re-
.ceivable in payment of parish taxes un-
less so registered.
WIN. PAYNE,
.Jnne q, President Police Jury.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of Volcry Goiennic, pcc"
NY virtue of an order of the Honorable.
u the Parish Court of the Parish OF
Notchitochcs, to that effect granted, an"
TO me directed, l will sell at pnhl'c
outcry at the Court House door in the
parish of Natchitochcs, to the last and
highest bidder, in legal Subdivisions, on
Thursday the 231 dov Of august "er''
all the following described real estate
situated in this parish belonging to the
Succession of the said Valcry Gal"n'''c; -.
All of Section 50, Township 10, North OF
Range s West. and all of Section e?'
Township 10 North, of Range vest
containing in all one thousand fonr nun
bred and hfty-fonr and O3-loo acres
Northwest Land District Of Louisiana,
according to survey approved by the
Surveyor General on the Goth day OF
June, 1857. !,
Also Lot No. 3, in Section 10 north,
range 7 west, containing forty-eight and
O4-lOO acres. :.
Also Lot No. 3, of Section Is, township
10 north range west, containing eleven
acres.
AlsoLots Nos. S, 6, 7, s and Q, il Bee
ton 36, township 10 north, range :
west, Northwest District OF LonlSlan;
containing one hundred and fourteen an'
l6-l00 acres.
Also that portion of Lot No. l, in Sec
ton 81, township 10 north, range 8 west
lying north of Three League Bayou, ant
that portion of the northwest quarter 0
the northeast quarter of Section 81, AM
that portion Of the southwest quarter o
the southwest quarter of Section sc, i!
township 10, north of range 8 west
north ofThree League Bayou, containing
in all about tifty-eight acres, all OF whlc
is more fully described on the Inventor!
to which reference is hereby made.
Terms Of Sale.
CASI1--subject to appraisement:
D. H. BOULLT JR.,
July 2l.tds. Sheriff.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Pierre Seronge, decd.
DIV VIRTUE of an order of the Hon.
ID Parish Judge in and for the Parish
of Natchitoches, to me directed, will
sell to the last and highest bidder on
Saturday the 18th day IF Aug. 1877,
at the door of the court house Of the par
ish of Natchitoches, all the movable pro-
perty of said succession, consisting OF one
small sack of clothing, two trunks con-
tanning clothing, &c. =.
Term of sale---Cash, with the benefit
of appraisement.
Aug tbs. Sheriff.
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Press Convention.

If the newspaper men throughout
the State concur in the appointment
of the Committee, designated by the
State Register, to name time and
place for holding a meeting OF the
STATE Press CONVENTION, the Editor
of the V1ND1cAToR will accept the
honor as one of the Committee with
pleasure.
We designate New Orleans as the
place, and Monday, November 5th, as
the time for holding the Convention
What do our friends Of the Attaka-
pas Register and Baton Rouge Advo-
cate say? If this time and date is
agreeable, we beg to name the Edl-
tors of the State Register, the Demo-
crat, the Times aud the Sunday Delta,
as a Committee of four to select the
building in which to hold the Convcn-
ton and to make all necessary pre-
liminary arrangements therefor.
The Report Of this last Committee
is therefore in order!
SHREVEPORT is making herself re-
diculous over tho Tones Bayou bust
ness, when her newspaper talks Of
losing her outlet Ito the sea-" Of tho
"vast" amount of trade destroyed by
the stoppage of boats in Red River
The "vast'' amount of trade two
sternwheel steamboats, per weei
would do, docs not amount to enough
to "ruin a city" if lost, provided, tn
"city" amounts to much.
Shreveport does very little trad
: with New Orleans, and she woul
. make more money if Red River was t
dryup entirely, than she does now, be
8 cause this whole section would bav
!. to buy from, or ship through her.
= If Shreveport merchants will ste
d down from their high horses and thin
one minute, they will see at once thu
J. they have big trade by the thro;
j. down this way if Red River morigatit
d suspends entirely. Why, bless yo'
souls, Tones Bayou opened! Dug
to be your battle cry.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of Elisandre De la Cara,
Deceased.
DY virtue of an order of tho Hon. Par
d ish Judge in and for the parish of
Natchitoches, to me directed, l will sell
to the last and highest bidder at the
Court House door in the city of Natchi~
toches, on
Thursday. 30th day Of August, 1877,
the following described property belong
ing to said Succession, to wit:
4 lot of ground with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated IN
said city, having a front of 4G feet on
the south side Of Texas street, with a
depth of l25 feet, bounded north by
Texas street, south by lands of person.,
unknown, east by lot of +. Nlette' and
west by lot of J. +. Y'Barbo.
Terms Of Sale.
Cash-subject to apprasement.,
D. II. BOULLT, JR.,
| 1n1y 2S-3(Al Sheriff.
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The ColOred Man.
HIS WANTS AND AIMS.

We had quite an interesting talk
with , cololcd man, an old friend OF
ours who has known us from boy
hood from the old coon hunting and
Sunday fishing days, and from HIM
we cleaned much information res
pccting the co'orcd people generally
throughout this section.
This colorcd man, Notwithstanding
tlo fact that he possesses more IN
tclligencc than the ordinary average
of his color, had no hcsitcncy in say
inc that the "fcar of going back 10
slavery" kept him from voting the
Democratic ticket for a long time
;,til 1876 in fact. The negro was
,:rachcA to night and day on that
point. He was told of the "ovcrS''r
ard the laSh,' and was made to be-
lirvc that the success of the Demo
cracy meant ruin and slavery for him
and his. Six months ''quict democrat
cy", however, has changed their minds
on that score and they are beginning
to slowly see how badly they have
been lied to; how badly they have
been stolen from, and how happy
Democratic rule is.
In the language of our humble COL
o,ed friend, "the Democrats will ito
more for us than the radicals. Our
property is protected, our lights a'e
guarded, We are not cheated lin courts,
our children go to schools where they
learn something, white men talk to
Us more like we were citizens, they
take pains to explain government
, and law to us and arc learning US to
, be real for true citizens mighty fast
G II tell you,' says this colorcd man,
1.-THE niger is learning to stand alone
f and when he can't do that to lean on
f the white man for help"
= What trouble, vexation and money
a might have been saved US all had oul
G colored people learned what they now
g know. because forced to, in the begin
ing. Bloodshcd, tumult and robber.
IS have been the result of his not clean
Of ing on tue white man."
s, For eight years he has had gov
D. eminent all his own way, and hi
IN pocket is empty, his friends, til
" white man, look coldly upon him, hi
ir children, who should have been edu
Gated to some degree at least, are a
NJ ignorant as he was and is. In fa<
I'd he stands farther back in the da1
in than he did The day lie was made
H. freeman, and all owing to what ? b
n cause he took to consorting with cal
cd pet,baggers and scalawass aud bun
he mers of his own race, and did n
no clean on the true white man"
les Colorcd men, be like our old neg
ns friend Let the hummer alone. Ke'
m away from the old carpet agst
zoe Stear clear Of the negro political
its clean on the white man. and you Al
NJ yours are safe for all time to come.
oes Your rights will be guarded wi
"a rigorous care, your children will
in educated, your old age blessed wi
comfortable homes and able viii
the friends, who can and will do y
ers service because they have the pow
+ Of and ability. Your interests are on
hey and if we but pull together, clean
red each other" a glorious future ava
htv our beloved State.
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THEGREAT REGULATOR
Summons Liver Regulator

Summer is the season of the year
above all others when the system is
liable to get ont of order and severe
and dangerous bilious attacks fire.
ouently follow. The principal cause
of nearly all sickness at this time OF
the year has its origin in disordered
Liver the largest organ in the body,
which if not Regulated in time, great
suffering, wretche1uess aud Death
will ensue. A little precaution taken
in time in the shape of a reliable and
efficacious Liver Regulator will in
most cases prevent Hines and fata
consequences. No medicine in mo-
dern timo has gained wider reputa
tation than Simmons Liver Regula
tor manufactured by J. H. ZE1L1N
g. Co. This justly celebrated medi
cine Regulates the Liver, promote
digestion, and fortifes the system
against malarial diseases.
Brazil furnishes US with $35, 900,
Nrn ,ro,th nf coffec Annually.