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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07
pRRsoNAI DENTON.

PERSONAL MENTION.
MIN. r. Richards returned FROM her
visit to Indiana last wsek.
Geo. A. Bovlus went up to Kansas
City Wednesday to NEST his wife.
-Chas. LAkin Il attending to DR..
SCOTS drug store during his absence.
Rick. Case has gone. or Is going to
the Hot SPRING. Ark, for his health.
Mrs. Holiday Of Ottawa was in
town last week, stopping with relatives
Mr.. L. L. Hartman, Of Chanute,
was registered At the Leland last Mon
day.
Paul Fisher, ono of Allen county's
old stand-bys, was in town Last Thurs
day.
-UY. Jno. w. Scott went down to
Independence last Wednesnay on busi-
ness.
j. II. Richards and 8. J. Cowan
were over to Yates Center on business
this week.
: w. T. McElroy, editor of the Union
was up this week, and Of course called
on THE REGIsTIR,
y. B. Berry, an enterprising farmer
Of Geneva Township, called on The
REGISTER Monday.
We must thank friend Hartley for
q first class dinner on the 4th-some-
thing printers rarely get.
Mr.. Pancost, lately from Illinois, is
visiting with Mr.. Cochrane's of our town.
He is thinking of locating in this
county.
Rev. G. 7. Floyd who was 20 severe
ly injured by runaway team the ether
day, died at Howard City, Elk County.
last Saturday.
Mrs. Benn, of Topeka, is visiting
relatives in lola this week. If we had
said Jesse Sprague Benn, more would
have known who was meant.
-Bowlus, Cowan and Richards-poor
little fellows cannot any more pass
themselves of as good little Sunday
school boys out for holiday.
p. D. Wiley and son of Ottawa,
Kans., were in town and registered at the
Acers House Thursday. Mr.. w. is pay
master of the NJ. K. & T. railroad.
Mrs. Bowlus returned home this
week from Ohio, where she has been u
few months visiting her parents. And
now Geo. A. is as happy As q big sun
flower.
Mrs. J. II. Richards, accompanied
by her SISTER, Miss Minnie Lakin, re-
turned from . protracted visit to Indi'
ana this week. The many friends Of
both were glad to welcome them home.
e. H. Voorhees,. of Pella, Iowa, was
stopping with relatives in our town this
week. He expects to move to Kansas
this fall bringing his family with him
He is travelling for q Cincinnati hard
ware house at present.
The neighbors of Mrs. Patterson
whose son was killed by lightning il
Usage township the other day, propose
to turn out next Thursday, and finish
blowing her corn. This is charitable
act, and we are pleased to chronicle it.
JACK" Cain, who has been stopping
at Mr.. Cooks for sometime, left Monday
for Indiana, where he will, for time
make his future home. He took couple
of Kansas jack.rabbits back with him tc
show the benighted heather in those part
what Kansas can do in the rabbit line
Good bye, Jack, and take care of your
self.
Mrs. Mary Helm, who will be better
known by her former name, Eleanor NJ
Trego, was in town the first of last week
stopping at the Mineral Well for her
health. She taught the primary depart
ment of our public schools some year
ago, and has many friends in our towr
who will be sorry to learn that she is il
very poor health. She returned to
Mound City the latter part of last week
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07

We have been promised the minutes
of a sermon delivered by Rev. Mr..
CLARK, embracing q history of the Pres
byterian church of this place, which we
will publish a. soon as we can get around
tn it.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07

David Patterson, young man, who
has been working on Mrs. Bray's place
in Usage township, was struck and killed
by lightning last Friday during thun-
der storm. He was out blowing at the
time, and it is judged from the position
be was found in, that he had unhitched
his team, and started to the house. The
lightning struck him about the head,
and ran down his shoulder. striking the
horse on the back, killing it also. No
inquest was held, ~ the cause Of death
was 20 plain. Mr.. p. was . very steady,
reliable young man, aged about nineteen
years, and the main support of . Wild
owed mother, and . sister.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07

The County Commissioners meet
again next Monday in adjourned regular
session. They were in session Monday
and Tuesday of this week, and of course
had to adjourn over the GLORIOUS
fourth"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07
ALLEN COUNTY NORMAL INsri

ALLEN COUNTY NONMAA ANS Al
TUTE.
A Normal Institute for the instruction
of teachers and those desiring to teach
will be held at lola. Kansas, commencing
July 9th and closing August Sd 1877.
Prof. A. w. Smith of Lawrence recon-
mended by the State Superintendent as
being we'll qualified to take charge of the
Institute has been employed.
Teachers are requested to bring their
text books with them and come prepared
to do four weeks earnest, faithful work.
A few good lectures may be expected.
FRANK ROoT,
Co. Supt. Pub. Inst.
lola, Kans. June 18th, 1877.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07

in speaking of Mr.. Christians hogs
last week, we said that the IS averaged
1876 pounds each, and we should have
added that they were only seven months
old.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07

With soil and climate unsu, passed
for health and productiveness. and i'm
provements never found in other States
at the same age, with schools and
churches, Allen is the best county in the
State in which to make . home. East
ern capitalists who desire to purchase
land, should visit this locality before
buying elsewhere. Now is the time to
buy at low ggures.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07
NEW GOODS at
J.F. COLBORN'S.

FINE STOCK HOGS.
have now on hand fine stock of
PURE POLAND CHINA and BERKSHIRE
Hoes, which am offering at greatly re-
duced prices. J. r. GRIFFITH,
lola. Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07

ALLEN county has now courthouse.
It il described in TIE REGIsTKR, from
which We gather that it il neat conve-
nient and cosy. All the county officers
are quartered in the now building except
the sheriff, who has m Office in the Jail
building. Ottawa Journal.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07
We hope ma c;tv council nm Alter

We hope the city council win attend
to fixing up the ordinances Of the city.
There il not one in ten that could be en-
forced if anyone wanted to fight them.
Either pass the ordinances correctly and
enforce them, or do away with the pres
emit unreliable laws. s5.....
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07
Good Goods CHEAP at
J. F. COLBORN'S.

p~When looking for q place to buy
your groceries remember that Richard
& Cowan's is the oldest, carry the lar
gest stock, sell good goods as low as any
and pay as much for all kinds Of country
produce.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07
Best Selected stock Of Goods
At J. F. COLBORN'S.
Ladies Newport and Oxford
Ties, Latest Styles at,
J.. F. COLBORN'S.

%Butter and eggs taken in exchange
for goods at YoUNGs.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07

The Troy Ckiy says that Allen
county lately voted to compromise it,
bonded indebtedness 1t fifty cents on
the dollar The Cki5 il mistaken. Al
len county i all right without . compro-
misc. It was Humboldt township that
was meant, probably.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07

Choice psrfumery, colognea. and
toilette articles At Steverson's. 1w
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07

We 80 it stated that by . recent
decision of the Supreme Court Of the
State tax deed given for property en-
bracing more than one description, is
of no effect. We believe there are sew.
eral deeds Of this nature in our county.
Will the Commonwealth publish the syl-
labus foI our edi6cation?
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07
Ladies best linen Suitings
At ]. F. COLBORN'S.

~ cheapest queensware in town at
YOUNG'S.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07
]. F. Colborn will sell all
goods cheap for Cash.

-Letter-hesds. note-heads, bill-heads,
statements, envelopes, cards of all kinds,
commercial and legal blanks, briefs, cat
alogues, posters, handbills, circulars, etc.,
printed at this Office in workmanlike
manner, and at reasonable rates. Call
and see specimens.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07

p@Best 4 X Flour at Richards 4
Cowan's, $3.50
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07

Don't stop to shake hands and talk
about your neighbors at church. Those
in the pews behind you are probably
hungry and want to 60 home.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07

Real Alexandra Kids, $3.50
per pair. at ]. F. C.'s
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07

London Plaids and Oracle
Suitings at J. F. C.'s
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07

D0For Fruit Jars go to YoUsG's.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07
ADVFRTIsINo RATES

TINE following table Of advertising rates win
II ensble persons wishing TO enjoy the advanta-
- OF our columns, to ascertain for themselves
6e enact cost Of any amount Of advertising fol-
any length Of time.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

lola, Kans. June 18th, 1877.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-07-07
FTFTY GENTS.

FOB WORK Of great variety and Of
y superior style done promptly at the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-19

and Israel" Tho marriage contract is road in
Hebrew by the minister, and u The princlphls
undi ne, H. ,bormnnb,y be- aitcr
ward explains it t. them in tho speech ~ W"
country. This is about the substance oil inc
The BRIDEGROOM. 4 y d+h srree 90 take tc bride g
d. aslu. mw al VIE according Z" ne law IT No,y' ana
III hcf ocoriina 10 6c manner q 81 jews. and k,er
her clothed dcceniy aeccrd'ns to the custom oil The
Another prayer follows. after which the pa
rents ~ Tho bride md groom drink from ghSs
ni vine hnndod them Ivy the minIste The con-
Guiding Arcmony Is that OF the stamping on
md break ing nf "a wiuoglns- lvthr hridr groom,
OF which custom n Hebrew writer remarks:
yeriou. reasons arr given for doing mis- ono Of which
lu, VII. nad, 81 cafI .,9S s,.n IL . ~, r,atg
hnuhug The glass aplcat tohc a. r,mnd thc parug. OF
nn , wi ~ ,is ~, , m,o''1 me ~, os .ch 'i,
tUa h,y may not terilhcd at the approach ol death
Fifty years ago. the custom Of finding a hus-
htni Tor woman. or wee y rtsh. iythe az rl
were called wis gr'uily in vogue; 4 Is still in
u-i' Ia % slight extent. even IN this country.
Formerly. II not to-day. IT. mum wer, not wed,
twenty. he was st i'wu u- pr iilcatc. because
he bad NOT ohrysd the commanl to marry.
First cousins. according To- jewish law may
" q. IN uncle may marry hi- nice. hni an
aunt cannot marry her nephew. Inc r"o's
say;
qnc law ~ mature may nni De- reversed II an uncle
Should m~iy iis uuotc. Che snHe irt -on "nnl i'hi
many Dee aunt De- would t'cno, l- # were her %. 49,
lau o' nature would ice r,,,r-,d
ShouM a husband die rhildloss his widow Is
not allowed at her own tree VIII to we'd a
stranger TuH dead hu~uau H. brother. % there
is pnn. must either marry her hmS u or give
il- giving hI7 sanction 60 hrr entering again
mo ~" mHtrim"nill STATE is t'rm,u w rye 81
f'g 81 which means " tho sing ui Tn" Shoe. .
Il i~ founded un thus command; Ihcn shall
his broth r W.T. come unto nm. ~ thr ir' :,
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THE SUN. SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 1877.


% Started out through the country 10 get work but
was not successful. ~cit IN school house
23-Suil IN the cvunuy but no work. sieptin an empty
huu-c
- Hired ont ~ man and he went back me, but
got my whi-keN aui supper ut DkHwNile
2l-Iiirot out tn German ant could not sthnd the
work got whiskoy aud breakfasts walked 10 NrncdN
aud got Job and worked quarter of day got my
lunch. plenty ~ viii kt" uNt .trftr and lri
~ fir skinst and whi-hcv. AMI 80 cents Tor Whist
worn lid yesterday, % was tIniu. N tue nii WnNd
not kecN account Pee sud- nos htNins money
tu pay me, walked tu y Memrhi-
This is the last entry. II il n melancholy his
tory. The story shows 10 what a. condition uI
want and d"p. nj 10. man may Is "nd I'm q
few short weeks Dissipation and idicn ~ are
generally at the uutt1m Of these nara ,d-'1.
but tn " are mono the l'-- uOurniu 60 'outr ~
plate. Thorr ire many mon on th" rond who
would do better ii they could. and who deserve
genuine sympathy.
What happened lp tlis man from juno 20 20
july p hc docs r.t stu'e hut II WIS probably q
mere rep't ton of hhrl-hirs and struggles Tor
bread, during which lac rohtuu'd 70 EroN
" aker from want pnd s't'dirr through irlv j
and ncl.ie {. daily losing hopc. End caring less
and less whit should become of him.
Following TIE diary II Tia entry - Charles.
Tuesday. July 81: Wcdn ~iuv. july 20. Thurs
day. July %: FRIDAY July 27 saturday, July
2S.' H. WIS probably IN this ruy the lays IN
heated. and hcno, started out uu that disl--
tfuus journey viii IA end a I'M -iN IN IS BY the
why's dc and n lonely death 10 the asylum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-19
I TfNfS WEDDING.



On Sunday night wedding camc of in
ram is J. '4.~. " ftufDF SON ~ AtHt d'- "ui.
ANA a-.,.iu, colo. % lair talV-iau, About
fIlfy Nri,.fy NnN.Hn- aui NUMBER ~ wi i'-
is. i.-- 90. I'' 4. and uftN. tur Wedding knNi WAS
tti l4I' Aui in-t u iuulaI-o WU~ nest ln tl-
d.r IyaslN In- wont W.trV aus a murriHl"
dance ei.. @, -n i'r d. iiu' url sumr Of the lHr-
g llni-. iu hn"iin- sr ,9ln mn NIX u, num-
h.r 4in. 80 m'rr, =. 'i iA' ri' T. OF IN ias-
rnAiins VIM. "' ihr sio4N Wai or 7'n 'ihhg
",-'' that they nAar "a" uls..t iur r"-ound with
STAT. ol fcrlns between ia. MeNi0nns and
whites present probably aau-ni ny a little kno K
down Whi % occurred between % reprr-' native
81 .. D o.. me ra.,- during iu' Gay, IN wlich
ing thee nIl.ht hai Qtnrrrls arisen among the
VI NNi 'du- thrn-D Isl IS. and the Shrrln had IN
terrier to lreNrnt serious diill'u'ty. Finally,
n"li iur' % inr h.NtNiN-, ono VI moan
dr. W % siN--nuufNr Ul0u aI 1tIrr, and tho
Sheriff st .ppel IN and ordered him o. put il up.
Ilu u "a, uu -uld"ulv turned upfu tnr sheriff
and fr'i. at tne same ulue euIsIns him ia
Lively manner
Then tl, ball nod ninth Mcxcans md
w.'- me 'rM .H' nmnerinS thr i"t', r
am thHr. About uu" hundred shots were fired
In ni. rN-t} from pistols. soon a'trr tine fir NJ
ccn~ei daylight began o. dawn. and parties sci
iorih l., -,.. what ddmu-e lad hren done. About
iwl hunll.l~ ynrl~ from whcr' iAr shooting
"'"rr 20 VI 81 sn unp"i l.urmcnrio NHNari"-
tul. w -f,uni. iI~ lie hluni p'ying out through
q tull.f ho,. ~" hnll hnyiuE entered his heck
hniW ~ o." Shoulder hla los and COMING out m
' oi.r ll., I ral ~. l El, M w arH
On. Htf, ounp. MeN.run MANNED Alfonso Va
lrr wa- muni Wounded ia m. logs, hut not
dnns gog,.y. a haii having pt~-ed through hotn
shots u.t iree- ir'hlud which They were ~h"trr-
oi the M~Ni .au >ui,d WIS ouo0i party from
san AutNnlu. VINO wrr" passing through and
Lad runp.i 10 .wu. II" was considered "a very
had rMragf'r lhr weniNioi man WIS also q
iUn-isut p arm ter, with "a had reputation. The
M"Nnnn ki.'d WIS tine one vino nrcd tns inst
-..' az the sheriff
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Aor1. Sen,l Briilmni welding Of Mr.
AMI Mrs. Banh. Parties rich. "a lady has a
ruiu4 fortune. All happy. = rae = .a tin
M,rf.- Husband 10 'uu uil .GIlHl o. \. W prN
ON business oi ErrHt import uttt 81 '-l'f ~ %
no lhr Fun ANruuN. or GiI-iN ilnu-' gnv, tun
m>auouah" boarding huu0,., detained 9ryeIul
du- go % fiWn. g. Allu ,h- iim Mr.
J. iu,.- visits o. N'w York l"'ou,' moro Ire
qu.nt Mr.. T. nN doesn't lkr tue appear
aur.-. becomes .-u~plHNu- THAI r'rl" is :. liu"-
lnln- wr'u- Her SG-m."n- tu.r0ns" from
hrnr- ~ r'pNri~. HUSBAND travis ih,raIY irNm
boarding House. Mrs. BlanA tas"- adNl,o of a
Ncr2 S,ue / Now York boarding house,
ARRIVED of "A new lady hnardor. Shr is very
much ilhcd hy inc other ladies'. cots into thrir
couil moo. Ncntr 2 Finds "a MGy who pa~srS
- tho wife of Mr.. Blank. who comes often To
see her; treats hrr rs his wife
AoI b. >rot Lawyers ON '" ia Hartford
Mt Blank rr'riN"- "A note requesting him tO
cHll Nt II particular hour N0,ns ,. He com s.
looking Surpre i. Questions asked ant an
swrrrd. Husband IN Indignantly denies every
hing. Nc0.e 3.-ls introduced 10 the irmal"
d"rNNo. lrcogni1's IA" new honrd"r Of the
New York boarding house, Startling reyra-
lions, Ncrur l.-huity husband cuuirSscs all.
and Is rcponant Wife Indignant. Lawyer
demands restitution Of Witrs money. Illus
band pays up Wife fees the lawyer and the
female detective literally.
Cu7dU taHs Pay to he continued before So
beet audience in superior Court room. judge
on the bench No cards quiz" hrAring-np-
pucmiMn Tor divorce grantcd-iul parties satls-
fled. Tablrau.
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1f
ny letter luf' |' NIN iHN,
Bui truth l-. .i.IIA ."Ai
% .ci. fr.~HIvlt. u.IH.
H.. aiI .A..N tired ~ h.l0r.
IN., stu. fn.., II.-.. hnurs
All, mI nu.lu. lfnfIA-
Iit hl.l-Ni ...l. lNftl lowers
n iuf iN iN| NNu. INlnA.
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Df.l.N, .r.th SOL .ID-Inr
Mi'i. ihr uN.Irf. t..il. uf frNlu1.
iilU N.uH fH-n
TO-. lnt .lIII t.I..iI,.r -UfAiu--
.iun.t N..If ulI 90 nIU.N
l'N, lowers NIN |t.i.ll-nfI
'H I.. 'A-t Ni- nt-
If.Ul. d.. .uNa uI..I
irf,.i Hnf 'l. fI IN.l. Il.
llHv. |NH.I ..fi f'.. .n
Du-i- .Hirf.t .f.ltlf IT,
Ihl- NaIiNlfll- a .An O.. one
fuli N."I-'. 'lIN Nil-II 70 NnN,
li, -NN 80 1000 m' 'N-,
A. 900 i r'tn lni yellow
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INTERESTING CEREMONIES.
preunrnunns for Burial The Intctnrnt
Rrndina the Gn~ni-n The Week Of
Nouiuing Snhiuth Fish Marriage f.oos-
ing the shoe Hrs, -,cu,ons widows.

brow. hive u peculiar interest. not alon, for
Those WHO do uni profess 'hc Mos1is crc"d. hut
also for ,h,usanl- ~ tlosn who d' II oan
safely ho us-,r'.d t..i the muoritS " III" Re-
formed So Know liiIc or nothing oi mnny
rites prurti.ci bN tI..r NOR rigid hr''lr a.
Take. for instance fhr rites that pr'r'd'' h'- /
c,irpnny. anil follow burial. A. soon a- the
body i- ,,ll e f.id un tllf Moor. and lighted
candle piaa.f nt 3D.. l..ii II Is mot washed and
dressed uut Or. n.-lt preceding. 'r on the
day uf int,lmrnt Tae-' duties must be- pr
formed hy people iny hired for the uur-
pose. who ar. lfI',i i,nrhrr-. MS the body must
not De handled rs relatives. The -hrouis ar'
made of course. t) women. No od-eiyie lrw-
cs- will DO ans othor Kind ~ sewing on ;. .ur-
day night. Tho body is then placed in plain.
implanted coffin not the slightest ornamental
ton being allowed; instead Of being lined with
silk or any cloth. the inside Of the coffin If filed
with shaVings of wood There is also Put ia
the coffin the largo vpil. or talith. which the
dead man had worn IN ihe synagogue during
his life. and likewise the small Veil, termed in
Hebrew the arhn kunfufh. Tho latter. like the
tath. il a friugrd garment; every radically Or
thodox lsraclty wears it daily on his person,
beneath his shirt II is worn in accordance with
tho command of tie Lord to Moses that the
children ~ Israel should wear the frinSed gar
mcnt 80 that th"y might constantly remember
and obey hi- commandments. Tho sumo ~
PLANTATION applies 20 the large veil The friuses
are attached a. th, four corners Of the aria
kanfoth. which i- generally composed Of silk
or mcrino. Only hy "a Jowcss can it or the
laith be lawfully made.
Brfpr, The body is carried ont OF the u 'u-c
the garments ol ihc immediate relatives oi the
decentralization v mother. son OF daughter.
brother or sister husband or wife-arr cut. or
rent. hy minister with knife used only fer
l. .'.t 81 ..,.t.. l.,
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PoNTrA Np. Me-. Aug. lS-Mayor Butler has
tNtial .sd an INVITATION 10 hc President ana larr 30
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-23
PITTSBURGH.
PARADISE,
MT. CARBON(Big Muddy
AND
PEYTONA CAMEL
COAL

Orders for Coal by the carload,
ton, or in hogsheads, for shipment
promptly attended to.
To large consumers and all
manufacturers, we are prepared
to supply any quantity, by the
month or year, at uniform rates.
CAIRO CiTYCOAL co.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-23

THE CHEAPEs +, AND BEST FAMILY NED
ICINE IN THE WORLD.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION,Ja udce,
ilious attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Collie, De-
resslon Of Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart
Bun, ETC., etc.
This unrivalled Southern Remedy IS war
ranied not 10 contain PARTICLE of Mercury,
q any Injurious substance, but is
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-11-23
PURELY VEGETABLE

PURELY VEGETABLE
containing those southern roots and herbs which
sn all wise providence has placed in countries
where Liver Diseases prCvsil. 1t viii cure all
diseases caused By dsrangemen. os the LIVER
and bowels.
The symptoms of Liver Complaint are biz
ter or bad taste in the mouth; Pain IN the bacS /,
Sides or joints, oftsn mistaken for rheums-
tism sour stomach, loss OF appetite, bowels
alternately costIve and lAI, hesadaehe, loss Oh
memory, with painful sensation Of having
failed TO do something which ought 70 have
been one, debility, low spirits, q thick vel
low appearance of the skin and eyes, dry
cough often mistaken for consumption.
Sometimes many OF these symptoms attend
the disease, 81 Others very few but the liver the
largest organ in the body, Is generally the sea,
OF diseases and II not regulated In time, gre2;
suffering, wretcheiness and DEATH will en-
sue.
! can recommend o. an efhcsclous remedy for
diseases Of the Liver. Heartburn and Dyspepsia
Simmons Liver Regc-sior. LEwis WCSDER,
"a MAs.sr street, Assistant Postmaster, Phil
scsphlA.
I'VE have tested Its virtues, personally, AND
now that for D,spepsis, biliousness Ast
| IhrobIing Headache il Is the best rEedicine tn
world ever saw, We have tired forty othe
remedies before Simmons Liver Regulator
but none Of them gave US more than temporary
reaisf; b1t the Regulator not emily relieved
but cured us. I'D. TgLIGEAPH AND MEssrS-
GHB, Macon. Ga.
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