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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-07-19
FREEDOM OF THECITY OF LONDON
Now Xorl- Haral1

The presentation of the freedom Of
the city of London is always an event
of importance. Gen. Grant. who
Yesterday received this honor, will
find himself in distinguished company.
1t is no common honor. The greatest
heroes and the proudest monarchs
have been reckoned among the free
men, George ILL.,, who always express
sed a supreme contempt for ordinary
matters and mortals, had to acknow-
ledge that the city of London could
bestow franchise more valuable than
all the knighthoods and baubles of the
crown. Since his day hundreds Of
men, whose works will ever be regar-
ded as the gems ofhistory-statesm
scientists, lawyers, merchants, princes
have been recorded in the grand old
book which is priced by the corpora
ton of London more than all privi-
leges and immunities granted by the
government. Geo. Peabody. the
noble and benevolent American mer-
chant, whose name is ever uttered by
the poor of the English metropolis
with affectionate reverence. was maed
a free man. General Garibaldi. the
liberator of Italy and the father of
Italian unity. received the same
privilege. The shah of Persia the
sultan of Turkey, the car of Russia,
Prince Leopold, of Belgium. Napoleon
ILL.,, General Butcher and NJ. Theirs
were also presented with the rights,
privileges and immunitieS of the
jewellers within I'VE Bishopsgate" and
Temple Bar.
WHAT THE 'sFREEDOM CONSISTS IN.
1t has often been asked, what is
the freedom of the city of London!
Ii is simply this: A small slip of parch.
ment, inscribed with the name and
titles of the person to whome it is to
be presented, guarantees to the holder
and his children after him forever
the right to live and trade WITHIN the
CITY prescribed by st. Clements in
the west, Bishopsgate it the east,
| Pentonville on the north and the
shores of the Thames on the south.
| without having to pay tax on the
goods as they are brought through
the gates. 1t exempts them from
naval and military services and tolls
and duties throughout the united
kingdom. It insures to his children
the care Of the chamberlain, who. in
case they are left orphans. takes
charge of their property and admins
ters it in their interest until they ar
rive at years of maturity. The parch-
ment bears the seal and signature OF
the lord mayor and chamberlain, and
is generally ornamented with ribbon
and illuminated. 1t is always enclos-
ed in long, thin gold box, and is in
tended. of course. as an heirloom.
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The Anti-AIonopolist.

parliament does Or who goes there
consonant with the policy Of Parlia-
ment towards Ireland.
AN EARNEST OF WHAT RUSSIA MAY
Do-During the bombardment Of
Rustchuk by the Russians recently,
the English Consulate, over which
flew the Union Jack, was singled out
by the Russian gunners and entirely
destroyed. SO may Russia demOlish
the fabric of English power in the
East ere the war cloud has cleared
away.
The WHEAT CROP.--There is q bet
ter prospect than usual for the wheat
crop according to the Department OF
Agriculture. The average for winter
and spring wheat together is 100.
Averages are reported from all the
States, Ohio leading off with lis, Mis-
souri, and Texas having each Ito,
Michigan, Virginia and Oregon 100
each. and SO on.
How WE PROGREss.-Less than
twenty years ago the idea of negroes
exercising suffrage was considered
preposterous and beyond the range of
possibility ia the South, and no where
more so than in south Carolina. Last
week an election was held in Charles
ton. Among the Democratic candi-
dates were three negroes, and they
were elected by Democratic votes. So
we progress.
"ANGELO-SAXoN SUPREMACY
NONSENSE. A North Carolina paper
havingdeclared that the people OF that
State are .'solib for Anglo-Saxon
Supremacy the Morristown, Pa,
Herald remarks that Germans, Irish,
and Jews will take notice and keep
out of North Carolina unless they
want to get hurt which is very
palpable hit at the nonsensical
::Anglo-Saxon Supremacy idea.
The Wexford People arrays the mel
ancholy fact that Ireland is sinking
deeper, year by year. in poverty and
hopelessness. That in 1875 there was
decrease of land under cultivation
of 1921 acres, most Of which has
gone into graas to feed cattle--cattle
which increase and flourish as men
are driven out and decay. OF home
steads 3.730 disappear i'll one year land
their inmates ''sent wandering for a
living over the face Of the earth.
Even the manufactures of the North
are decaying, and thousands utterly
out of employment and means to live.
1t sketches the relation of farmers ana
shopkeepers, the poverty, the credit,
the failures, and interdependence OF
both. The landlords take away the
money land even where they do reside
90 TO cooperative stores, even to
England. for bargains of what supplies
their families require. England
throws it's bankers in, and its railways
in, to CLEAN up any profit they can
catch, and it laments that ''all the
people appear to submit helplessly to
the doom that is prepared for them. >
In closing it, recommends vigorous
resistance to the general ruin. Self
Defence it says, sis Il duty, and
never was it's adoption more necessary
and justifable in Ireland than it is to.
day.
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rEMPERANcE,-lTS PROCRESS.-ITS
AIDS.

1t must be very gratifying to the
lends of temperance to witness the
eat change which has taken place
public sentiment in regard to it.
5 champions are no longer considered
Their as idiots or humbugs, but, men
no. in most instances, advocate Il
eat cause for the good of society
Ut the happiness Of homes and the
elfare of their fellow men. They
e listened to with respect and the
luse they advocate is now getting
lousands of recruits for the very
wv it got before. The cause of
importance has wonderfully advanced
nd will advance to a beneticence
onsummation in the near future, if
friends temper their zeal with
'isdom, with common sense. They
lust remember that they cannot
it'll any great probability of success,
lshion mould, according, to their
IDEAS, and then fit human nature into
!; on the contrary they must adapt
he mould to human nature, allowing
berally for the rough knots and
rookedness of the latter.
AS it appears to us many of our
lost sincere temperance advocates,
lake, in their temperance policy, 4
imilar mistake to that made by the
epublican party at the close of the
7ar. A mistake which never would
ave been made had Mr.. Lincoln lived
0 carry on reconstruction.
The republican party, the managers
the close of the war, were not
atisfied with reconstructing the
outhern states: they undertook to do
great deal more; they undertook to
construct human nature; quite a
lifiicult task
So Fools jumpin
Where angles fear totread."
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: FRlFNOS OrIREL and SOCIETY,""

liz FRIENDS OF IRELAND SOCIETY,""
lme time ago we advocated III
&c columns the organization OF an
IA National Society, to be known
the "Friends Of Ireland. we
and that the name conveyed to Il
Tain extent, the principles on which
&society should be founded: namely,
\, the part it's members should take
ID, in laboring for the freedom OF
and, should be secondary to that
ur brothers at home.
hat we should says to the latter.lt
| u YOU to say what you want, what
+, will be satisfied with, for you to
TX for you to act.
/ leland belongs to YOU, YOU are lhe
,h nation.
What ever You demand, we, as the
tnds of Ireland, shall help you to
-
Jain.
f Won are satisfied with home rule,
81 and well. we will assist you to
ain it, if you demand repeal OF the
on. Grattens constitution of 81,
,are with you; if you honestly raise
,.r Irish flag and inscribe upon It's
.en field, "Ireland for the Irish,
land a nation free and Independent;
4 helping us, we shall stand by you
,sour national struggle, and do all III
power to aid YOU.
10 much for the principles on which,
suggested, the new society should
based.
Tow for the means: For the pres
the establishment Of an Irish
I'D by each local society, the fund
HE under the control and III the
eping of the society. Such fund to
sacredly devoted to the object OF
listing the Irish people in obtaining
f government according to the
ode they deem best.
We have on former occasion Spok-
more in detail of this plan and we
{ allude to it now to state, that it is
| contemplation to organize society
.sThe Friends of Ireland, on this
I e basis, in this city. We would
Etmention this fact at present; deem
| : it rather premature to do so, but
1t the matter has been already MOTTO
in some of the Irish eastern papers,
viewer we hope to see the proposed
,iety organized here in st. Paul,
thin "a very short time when its
inciples and objects shall be fully
t forth.
From the outset we disclaim any
bent'on of interfering with any 9TH
Irish organization. on the contrary
II, deem that the organization of the
,iends of Ireland would be a valua-
auxiliary to existing Irish national
cieties, while it might be the means
helping to unite those who, while
: ofessing Irish sentiments, stand
ide apart and are too apt to misjudge
le another,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-09

DICHARD L.. MAURY,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
soLIc1roK1N BANKRUPTCY,
30. 1913 Main street, Richmond, Ylrglnl".
II ;-pccl facilities for prompt collections
Throughout. Vi!ginia and West Virgin.s.
;.ofers TO Gov. John ietcEer, (recent partner
Lexington, Va; Tho State B.n& OF Virginia:
Cos Jas. j., Kemuor. AoE. 4. N. 7: Hunter,
sul T. 4. hiau~y i Co., bn1&ocs, isichmend,
". Messrs. Barring bcos. & Co., }. *. Giliat
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Il PARIsIAN DIAMOND SToRY.-A French
man brought to a welIkuown Partisan ieweler
diamond necklace which was recognized as
having been one oi his wlic's wedding presents.
The FreDchmau had with him its counterpart
in paste, AMI he proposed to sell the genuine
necklace to the jcweer for $4,000 francs, and
let his wife think she still had the real dla-
monds. The iewcler asked for few hours
time. He then called on the wife's grand.
mother, VITO gave him the $4,000 francs for tho
husband. The money and tho necklace wero
handed to the husband, who believed he was
receiving the paste diamonds. THAT is we'll,
said the grandmother; "her husband will think
the diamouds are false, and will never try to
sell them again." A few months passed: and
the wife, embarrassed by huge drcssmaker's
bill, brought tho necklace to tho same jeweler
to sell. She was, Of course, Ignorant OF her
husband s previous action. 'How will you eX'
plain to your husband the disappearance Of tho
diamonds?" she was asked. by substituting
an imitation necklace. she answered. Il Will
arrange that Tor you" said the jeweier, who
hastcucd again to the grandmother, explained
the situation, aud received SO 900 francs tor
the granddaughter. lie handed the money
over and the real diamonds back. As 1t now
stands, neither husband uor wife thuks the
diamonds are real. aud there will probably Oe
40 further effort to sell them.
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EissT e5seSS.

! ~ are ,iai!y opening new Styles of Spring
ard Surnror pHE9s; GOODS, and would c.il
| especial attention: 20 our novelties in that line,
comprising Lace Wrought Geypooro Dentclie
Cloth ii stripes and plaids, {very oegau. and
entirely new J late tosigns in Ma!elaise Cloths
newest mixturos l.: Boroge snl DeBaso Cloths.
Bu..!ns Cloths and ;ca*itc Cloths. Grenadines.
guaranteed pure Woo! and silk, in new designs
of Pis;ds and Stripes; rlain Grenadines in great
variety, B!ac}; Silks for Grana!no Trimmings
Of remarkably low prices, Black Silks for
Dresses md Trimmings, Colorcd Silks, Striped
Summer Silks in large variety al worry low
prices. Our PAEA$OL department is roplete
with novelties, and cannot fail to please tho most
E.s:idious
NEW DEPAETURE-~Ws arc showing
complete !ino Of Fans, suitable for mourning or
colors or evening use. new designs and elegant
qualities ranging in price from Sl.0o 10 SlO.OOs
pioce. la on. WHITE GOODS department
can DO found in srga variety Victoria Lawns,
Fvc2ch Mu3lins, French Nansook, Sheer Main
socks, Lace Stripes arl new designs in cmbToid-
cries.
We would call attention 10 IN auction lot OF
TOWELS and TOWELINGS, among which
will be found superior pure Linon uuckatack
Toweing at l2c per yard, and puro Linen Twill
Crash st l2c per yard Decided bargains.
NV pRETZFELDER & co.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DRICES REDUCED.
| sm now putting up SETS OF TEETH AT
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Full sets from $40 to Sl5.
Psrtisl sets in proportion.
satisfaction guaranteed.
Where sets are to be put in no charge will be
msde for extracting. :
nv 2-Sm No. 81 NJ Wash. st., Alexa., Va
nR. ROBERTSON, IL south Eutaw street.
u baltimore Nd, from long experience in
Hospital snd Special Practice, will guaranLee
Cure in all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs,
Nervous aud Organic Weakness, General De-
ti.y, Impotency, Qoss Of sexusl power) Ex-
hsu:,ion and all bad effects arising from carly
ndi:cretions and abuses. Also all Female Com.
p!aints. Diseases recently contracted positively
cured in 5 10 10 days. Dr.. r., endorsed By the
leading physicians OF Baltimore gusrsntees
honorable and scientific treatment to All placing
themselves in his hands. All consultations
strictly confidential. Gan be consulted in Wash
lnston every Wednesday aud Saturday, from
& D. n,., at his Office, 92l d ST., between 9.h
.nd 10Th Cali o. write enclosing stamp for
r,n,v feb lS-ly
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GSE1C AND GEUBRS I'M dSBSES.

Having had during the last twerty years of
ray .ifc 10 attend to Racing stock, snd having
h4d 50 much trouble with them With Collie,
Grubbs, &c, gave ne l. great deal Of trouble
Having heard Of your Regulator rs q cure tor
tho above discusses l concluded to try it. After
trying or g PACKAGE IN asH found it to cure
in every instance it is only to be tried to prove
what hsve said in its praise. Gun send you
certificates lrcrl Augusta, Clinton and Macon
IS - the cure ct horse.
GEORGE WAYMANi
Macon, Gu, July 9th, 1875.
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Opening MORE NEW GOODS
| ! Thursday, May ., 1877.

Opening MORE NEW GOODS
" Thursday, May .. 1871.
Wholesale snd Ectal Active Sale.
We invite special notice OF large lines OF Fam
cy and Staple Dry Gooes. Notions. &C, re
csivjns end opening constsEty. Our stock
will De kept full and complete throughout the
season, and wo will lead tho trade Ia Oh ring
the most popular products Of foreign and 90
1nestlc manufacturers st lowest possible prices
WHITE GOODS, S:c.-Bleachcd Damssk
Table Linons Turkey kods, Loom Dice, Map
kiDs Toweings CFs.h hugS H., snd Dam1sk 1sofI1ss
Honey Comb and Crochet Qui:ts. sc.
BLACK GCODS-We will continue TO give
this depsrtr,ont our special attention, and make
it. if possible, more complete and attractive than
ever before. r,~,,,.,,<,c,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES an VESTiNGS.
In this department wo dyfy coairctition.- Have
now open full assortment ol DroNd.coths,
Doeskins A. and GA Csssimarei. kentucky
Jeans, plsin and Fancy Ecpelnnts, &c, &c,
Flsnne!s, CorscLs, ShaW.s, Underskirts, &C.,
together With u great many other choice goods
&. T. BRASHRAR,
Il. 3. Hoones. 80. lU9 hing s!rect,
nv3 Aioxshdria. Va.
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IOTICE-Having purchased tho stock and
~ good will of the DRUG STOKE formerly
occupied by Mr.. c. 9. aIigg, at the northwest
corner of King snd Royal streets. we have tho;
roughly re6t.od and renovated tn the s1Ene, ana
eyerything pertaining to tho DRUG BUSI.
NESS, and propose to carry it on as q branch of
our establishment at No. l45 King street: The
branch store will be under the charge of Mr. c.;
J. W. SUMMERS, whom We have associated
with US in business, and who will be prepared to
compound Physicians Prescriptions, or cls'
ncpse medicines at any hour Of tho day or night.
Nigh. bell At the King street door:
oct 9-tf JAN r. " w.
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1l279 Prizos, amounting ,tOO
Gsn. 6. r Boauregsrd, Of IA. Comrs.
Wri.o for Clrculsrs or send orders TO
NJ A. DAUPHIN,
2. O. box G92, Now Orleans. La.
G1- THIRD GRAND DOLLAR DRAW
INC, Tuesday, July 5. Capital Prize So OG0
Tickets ST each. my 3-lJe0
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S6CA HEADACHE.

SICA HEADACHE.
EDITORIAL-We have
tested its virtues, personally,
and know that for Dyspep.
sia, Biliousness and Throt-
bing Headache, it is the best
medicine the world everssw.
We have tried forty other
remedies before Simmons
Liver Regulator, but mono
Of them gave US more than
temporary relief; but the
Regulator not only relieved
but cured u.s. Editor Tclc-
graph and Messenger, Ms
con, Ga.
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aEALAR1OUS FEVERS,

YCu arc ct liberty to use my name in praise
OF your Regulator SIS prepared by you, and re-
commend it to every one IS the bost prev ventive
for Fever and Ague in the world plant in
southwestern Georgia, near Albany, Georgia,
and must say that it has done more good On my
plantation among my negroes than any medi.
cine | ever used. 1t supersedes quinine if taken
in time. Yours. &C.. Hon. B. h. HILL. Ga.
CHILDRENl-You Reg
ulstor is superior to any 9th.
or remedy for Malarial D-
seascs among children, and
it has large sale in this Soc
ton of Georgia. w. Nj.
Russell Albany Gs
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G.4yEE'ER si:F.


This Institution was regularly incof fporsted
By tho Legislature of the State Tor Educational
and Charitable purposes in 1868, with capital
of ST co., 000 to which hss since been added u
reserve fund OF $50, 900. It's Grand Single
Number Drawings will tsEe place moathly. II
nercr scale; Of postponcS Look ct tho following
scheme: Grand fromen.do Concert, during
which will tsko place tho Extraordinary Semi
Annual Drawing, ss Now Orleans, Tuesday,
June 3. under the personal supervision and mEn-
agenent Of Gen Z. T. Beauregsrd, Of Louis
ana, and Gen. Jubal 4. Early, OF Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
gst- NOTICE.-Ticiets N sro ten dollars only.
Halves IS. Quarters $3.50. EightLs SID.
LIST OF PRIZES.
Capital Fr:zo Of Sl00 co., 100000
| Grand Prize of $1,000 ............ 80 COO
| Grand Prize OF 2O,OUO............ 20 o.
, Large Prizes Of 10000" 20tUO
Large Prizes Of 5000. 20 ODO
% Prizes of l,GGO........". 2O,G0O
90 500 ........... rs Geo
100 " 300 ...... $1,000
2ON - 200............. 10000
GOO leo ........ $4,000
10000 ' l0........... lOo.CQU
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
l0) Approximation Prizes of $500. $40 COP
100 DO. do. lC0...... 10000
100 do. do. 7j...." 1890
II, 30 Prizos, amounting S322, t0O
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4 CARD. -Circun,stanccs rendering il ds-
- sirable that should locate G Baltimore,
nayo transferred my DENTAL PRACTlCE IL
alexandria to DIR. ID. n RUST Ho has been
!,r So many years associated with ne IS TO need
80 introduction or endorsement, bis skill ability
,ad reputation for honesty and high integrity
being we'll known. cordially commend hln:
&, the favor of my friends and patients US VOL
.1oT.hy of the position to which he succeeds, and
52spcsk for him the practice with which, for so
'oas, have been favored.
JAMES y HODGkIM.
iexaadria, Va, rtlsr iO-tf
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nO you want good pair Of Gloves? Get
~ than st ISAAC ElCHBERG >.
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CONSTIPATION.

OF GEORGIA. have used Simmons Liver
Regulator for constipation of my bowels, caused
by temporary arrangement of the liver, for
tho last three or four years, and always, when
used according to the directions with decided
benefit. l think it is q good medicine for the
arrangement Of the liver-at least such has been
my personal experience in the uae ofit.
HIRAM WARNER.
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GROCERIES AND AEQU0Es.

GROCERIES AND AE4U0sS.
DEDUCTION IN PRICES OF CHOICE
~ FAMILY BACON.
10000 LBS EXTRA BACON,
sIy oah curing put up with great care for ssle
=, '"' '''''"iaS EESDucED pREcEs:
&ugAr cured HAMS lie.
BREAST PIECES l2!c.
SHOULDERS lOc.
SIDES and JOWLS at like ro-
,.ct.ou III rutcs also PURE LEAF LARD,
~ small packages and tiGrceS' Z, II reduced prlces
Call carly ST SAM L. }. REEDS,
Iah T. 74 south Fairfax street.
4. W. AVERY
CHOICE FAMILY AND Fanny GN0Ch-
RlES, WINE LIQUORS. &c, &c,
22G King ST., cor. Alfred,
scp8 ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NEW STORE! NEw GOODS,
NEW rRICg5l
The subscriber respectfully ANNOUNCES that
~ 40. ~ KING STREET,
and is prepared to olcr full and carefully So
oCteu stock of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
4. prices which cannot fell to please. Goods
delivered promptly to all parts Of the city. and
satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. All
my n'ItF 5-tf '''~ ~ F. ). DAVIDSON.
~ a. JOHNSON,
GHoCEHY, LIQUOR, FEED AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT,
Aosthcas. Corner Cameron and Royal streets
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
.lS- Ali orders from the country will receive
pSoa,p. and careful attention. Jan 2o-tt
GEoRGE McBURNEy & SON,
CHOICE FAMILY YoalSii ASD ! FANCY aEoCE.
RlES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
&NGLISH and SCOTCH ALE and BRuWH
M.y, EASTERN sSd sIG poFoAAo 81; AEKvl
and MACkEEEL
NOS. lGG AND i:o KING STREET.
washington Hall Bmldinsl
Alexandria, Va.
Orders promptly filled. rh 81;
g, WIN. RAMSAY
WHOLESALE AND FAMILY uROCEK
TEA DE ALER.
h' <. COR. KING AND ST. ASAPH S?S.,
nov G-n Alexandria. Va
tluKN E1TS COCAINE allsys Irritation,
- removes dandruE and invigorates the action
:ihe Capil,srics in tho highest degree. FOR
<,oty
WAKEFIELD s. HALL,
sn 10 cor. Prince and Fairfax sts Alex q.
tfERIDEN BRITTANlA Co.'S. ELECTRO
~ PLATE POWDER, Electro Silicon.
Taylor mnd Clenyer s. Niver's Polishing Fluid
90; cleaning and polishing silvor and plated
ware.
an12 MCLEAN s. UHLER, l07 King st.
s;lkD CAGESI BIRD CAGESl-We have
- Just ceivel large lot of Brass, Jspsnned
Hnd Wooden Bird Cages, Cago Hooks and
En.inS.
anln MCLEAN s. UHLER, 1O7 King st
SPLlT PEAS, fresh, just received BY
~ sp 80 10. & T., MIlBURN,
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ALEXANDRIA, VA WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1877.
S1EDTCHNAL.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator

OF MI diseases ofthe Liver, Stomach and Spleen.
WILL CURE
DYSPEPSIA.
must OWN that your
Simmons Liver Regulator
fully deserves the populsr-
~ it has attained As FAM
lily medicine it has no equal.
1t cured my wife of mala.
dy I had counted incurable
that wolfs bano Of our Am
ercan people. Dyspepsis.
e. E. i. ALBERT,
Professor in Nicholas Pub.
lie School, Parish Of Ter
rcbonne La
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nOyou wsnt first class Parasol cheap and
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