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Ex.GoEernor Brown.

ATLANTA, March Sl.-Gov. Brown
Of Tennessee, in an interview, states thal
he only accepted position on the Com
mission to Louisiana after frequent so
licitations and the urgent advice OF lead,
ing Democrats in Washington and New
Orleans. BE hopes the Commission NAV
be able TO forward the President's policy
Of pacifcation, but can see no feasible
plan for doing so now. He thinks the
way will be found clear when the Com,
mission reaches Louisiana and takes in
the situation. he will heartily cooper.
ate in doing what the President desires
in the interest Of establishing the right.
ful government.
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So hha9 lVAhN'
a Rig Railroad War Imminent.
1t appears by dispatch from New
York that three Northern lines, the
Pennsylvania, Erie and New York Cen.
trail, have entered into an alliance,
offensive and defensive, to carry the war
into Africa against the Baltimore Il Ohio
unless that road promptly comes to
terms. The Baltimore x Ohio is accused
Of violating the concordat entered into
with so much formality last iall, and Of
carrying grain at irightfully low rates
from Chicago to the seaboarl. The fact
that the grain receipts OF Baltimore have
been larger for weeks past than either
New York or Philadelphia has appa.
rently stirred up the rival lines. We
notice by the exhibit forthe three weeks
ending March l7th, that the receipts OF
corn al Baltimore were 2,2l2, 600 bushels,
while at New York they were only
l,l99.lS5, and at Philadelphia only S51r
700 bushels, This would seem TO indi.
cate that Baltimore is becoming the great
grain exporting port Of the country.
New York and Philadelphia do not pro.
pose to sit quietly by and allow them.
selves to be supplantcd in that way.
In addition to the dispatch in au other
column we have the following adviccs BY
mail in regard to the present threatening
aspect OF affairs between these rival rail.
roads:
To-day friday in the course Of an
interview, William II. Vanderbilt, Pres
ident OF the New York Central, expressed
himself freely. He said he knew the
Baltimore & Ohio Road had been taking
Western ireights Tor whatever they could
get, while the Central and Erie had
strictly adhered TO the schedule. When
asked about the prospects OF another rail-
road war, he replied: al hardly know
what you mean by railroad war; II a
man has a lot Of apples to sell, he ia like
ly 10 sell them TO the fellow who wants
them the most, and will pay him the most
money, and il he wants to buy lot he
will buy them from the fellow who wants
to sell the most, and will take the least
money. That's the whole principle
OF the thing. Practically, we have
i've big RAILROADS put OF New
York, and just about business
enough for two; so you see there must be
more or less struggle for the trade. All
the railroads can do now is to get along
4, well and as economically as possible
until better times. Then, perhaps, there
may be business enough for all" Mr..
Vanderbilt also charged that the Bali.
more Il Ohio not only Disseminated
aSa'n't New York in the matter nt rates,
Out paida premium 10 vessels to clear
from that port. As 10 tho break Of the
compact, he said: ave are taking east
etn bound freight at the same rate the
others take it for, when we can find out
what their rate is, and before think we
VIII taEeit lower still. About,he pros.
hSGts OF another compact on freight
what's the use TO enter into compacts
When the other fellows cheat you the first
'"ance they get? urpoIicy is to bring
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LOWER CALIFORNIA.

Mariscal Nominated for Govern
or of SOnOrR-Late Mexican
News. ~
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3l.-A Tucson
dispatch says General Mariscal was nom.
mated for Governor Of Sonora by the
UFes Convention. There was no opposi.
ton. -
The news from the interior Of Mexico
was uufayorable to Diaz. At Mazatlan
tho customs officers had all been removed,
and similar action was expected at Quay.
amus. Notice Is given that the next
Mexican Congress will be asked to grant
a new railway franchise through Sonora
to Arizona. It Is understood to be in the
interest Of Mexicans and New Workers,
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n ReIerenn Rrnnd.

ToPEkA, March 81. The officers Of ths
Atehison & Ssnte Fe Railroad received
information to-day that one Rev. Carly
Brown, Of SedgWick, Kansas, was in New
York soliciting aid on account Of I'll,
devastation BY grasahoppsrs last year
No damage was done in that section laSt
year, and the crops were good. Citizen
OF sedgwIck publish card denouncing
Brown as q first.class fraud,
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SPAIN.

BlLBoA, March 3l.-The Governor has
issued proclamation that the Govern.
ment will respect the rights OF Biscay,
and recommending the inhabitants to re-
main tranquil. 1t also announces that
the provincial Juntas will shortly be
summoned to elect Provincial Magi-
strates and arrange the existing Difficult.
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Supposed 10 be Lost.

New York, April 1.-Nine vessels'o,
the Long Island fishing fleet, which left
for the banks last November, are so Ions
overdue that il is believed they we're losi
in the recent gales with all on board
numbering 95 men, most OF whom leave
wives and chilfen. The vessels were
valued at about 100000; nearly covered
by insurance.
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Marine Intelligence. j..

NEW York, March 3l.-Arrivsd-
steamships State Of Nevada, from Glas,
gov, and Rhein, from Bremen.
HAIrFAx, March 3l.-Arriyed-sco.
tia, from London.I
NEw YORK, Aprill.-Arrived- Steam
ship Britannia, from Liverpool.
HALIFAX, April 1.-Arrlyed-SteRm.
ship Polynesia, from Liverpool.
PLYMOUTH, April ll.-Arriyed-Steam.
ship Labrador, from New York.
QUEENSTOWN, April l.-Arrived-ThG
steamer City Of Berlin, from New York
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FIRE RECORD.

INDIANAPOLIS, April IA special tc
the Journal from %enia, Indiana, says
A large part Of this place was burned
this morning, including Coan's Hotel and
Odd Fellows Hall. Loss probably S25,.
600, with known insurance OF $1,000,
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LOUISIANA.
An Economical Administration
Claimed for the Nichols GOV.
pFnmanf

New ORLEANS, March Silt is claim
ed by the friends Of the Nichols Govern
ment the reductions effected by thu
Nichols Legislature in the system Of ass
essment and the collection Of revenue in
the Judicial, legislative, parochial and
municipal expenses Of the State, exceeds
100000 per annum. Many of the cum.
bersome laws have been simplified, and
satisfactory arrangements are being per.
fected for the payment OF the July inter
eat on the State debt. The collection Of
taxes in the First Districtiof New Or.
leans exceeds Sl15, 900.
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CRIMINAL AFFAIRS.
Nremphis lshootInr Ailair.


MEMPHIS, March 3l.-It has transpired
that the man who shot N. NJ. Beach, the
sewing machine agent, LAST night, was
SEWN Fl. Coe, Of the firm Of Clarke, John.
son & Co., cotton factors, who sent word
to the police last night, that he had no
idea Of leaving the city and would sur.
render himself this morning. Goes
Friends state that the trouble grew out Of
repairing sewing machine, the agent
wanting more than he had at frat agreed
to repair II for. On Mrs. Coe offering
him the amount agreed upon, he grossly
insulted her. Beach h precarious con.
dition, having been shot through the
lungs just above the heart. The ball was
extracted near the shoulder blade.
Beach, who was shot last night, Is still
alive, but in critical condition.
DOMESTIC TRAGEDY IN MAINE.
Bosros, March S1.-Last night the son
OF Alfred Cox, Of West BOwdoin, Maine,
aged fourteen, killed his father a. he was
returning from church. The father and
son were at church. The son making 4
slight disturbance, the father told him to
60 forward and occupy another seat. The
boy took his hat and left the church,
going directly home. He took a gun,
and, meeting his father entering the yard,
shot him dead. The boy Is said to be in.
sane.
srABBGNd ARRAY.
In 6ght yesterday Darius Manches.
ter fatally stabbed Todd Durfee..
VICIOUS ATTACK ON CRIPPLE.
ELYRIA, O., March 3l.-A cody
planned attempt at murder and robbery
was perpetrated in Vermillion, this coun.
ty, last night about II O'Clock. J. Kalb,
formerly of Vermillion, now living in
Cleveland attacked Mr.. L. Dewitt in his
grocery store, with knife, and stabbed
him seven or eight times in the head,
tody and hands. Dewitt is cripple and
could not defend himself, but called loud.
ly for help, and Kalb got frightened and
jumped through show-Window and fed
before he finished his job. The whole
neighborhood is aroused, and it seems
impossible for the william to escape. It
isthought Dewitt's wounds will not prove
fatal.
LATER. Kalb, the fell ow who stabb.
ed Z. Dewitt in his grocery store last
night, in Vermillion, was caught near
Birmingham, this afternoon, and ig now
in Jail. Dewitt Is doing we'll, and it Is
thought he will recover.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, March 3l.-The Budget Com.
mittee, though almost exclusively Radi.
alsrefused to adopt the draft Of the re-
port on public worship estimates, drawn
BY Guichard, on account OF its violent
hostility to Catholicism, and directed
Guichard to remodel the report.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, March 3l.-The troop ship
Simoom picked up boat containing two
deserters, who had been fourteen days at
sea, ten days without food, and only a
small supply OF water. The men we're
landed At Sierra Leone.
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OMAHA, April l.-A heavy wind storm
prevailed during last night and to-day;it
has blown down many signs, chimneys,
fences, &c.
Easter celebration was unusually fne.
There were services in all the churches
in the city to-day.
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RaiIroad Strike,

PHILADELPHIA, April Ia general
strike Is imminenton the Philadelphia 4
Reading Railroad, in consequence otthe
order Issued 10 their employees, tc
sever \ connection with the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers.
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LOUISVILLE, March 3l.-Eight hun.
dred thirty.year bonds OF the Louisville
Water Company were sold to home capi.
altsts to-day at ninety.six cents.
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BUSINESS EMBARRASSMENT.


New YORK, March .Sl.-The suspen.
sion Of Geo. D. Monroe was reported to
the Stock Exchange, and small amount
Of stocks for his account were sold out
mndar the riiln
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ITALY.
Instructions to Italian Represen.
tatiVeS. r

RoXE, April 1.-The Cariere THalia
says: In view Of the agitation which
the Catholics appear to desire to raise, ,
signor MeliGri, the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, has authorized the italian Repre-
sentatives abroad, to give, il asked, the
most reassuring explanations as to the
governments firm intention to respect,
and to insure respect for the Papil Guar.
antics law. 80
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MEMpHB, March al william Holder,
crazed from excessive drink, suicided
this afternoon, by severing the arteries Of
his neck with a razor,
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NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., March 81
The State National Bank here closed Id
doors at l o'clock to-day. The rumor.
Of unsoundness caused depositors to with,
draw their money freely for the past few
days, yet the suspension created some
CONSERVATION. The bank suffered from
the panic Of 1878, and in 1875 it institut.
ed suit against the WoodWorth Carpet
Company for nearly one million, and
was defeated. A suspension followed,
but the bank again resumed, and strug.
gled along till the present. The quarter,
y statement, rendered January 8, showed
la resources to be S675, 900, and its lia,
bilities the same figure.
BROKERS SUSPENSION.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3l.-P. 4
Wiltbank & Co, stock brokers, suspended
to-day. Liabilities not known.
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WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Internal
Revenue for March Is S7,792,502 81,
against S, ,293, ,252 for March 1876.
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Weather Indications.
OFHcE oV IHE CnIEY sfGxAL OHRicER,
WAsuIS0roS, D. C., April 81 4. 4,

For the Lover Lakes light rain, fol-
lowed by clearing and colder weather
west to northwest winds and rising ba-
rometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
colder and clear or partly cloudy wealth
er, except during the morning, light rain
IN the East, north to west winds and
rising barometer.
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ST. LOUIS, March sl.-Gsn. Grant ar
rived here tonight and took rooms at
the Lindell Hotel.
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BILT, JEwRrT AND SCOTT.

NEW YoRK, March 31.-The Times, o
Sunday, says Messrs. Vanderbilt, Jewet
and Scott, Of the New York Central, Erie
and Pennsylvania Railways, held secret
meeting in the Grand Central Depot, yes
terday afternoon. They acknowledge
that they have come to an understanding
but refuse at present to give the partica
lars. Il is asserted, however, on good
authority, that they have formed an ALI
ance, offensive and defensive, against the
Baltimore & Ohio road. Another report
says measures were adopted to instruct
agents TO make contracts at the same rates
for freight as the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road, and, II necessary, lower.
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sPRIEGFEEID, March 3l-A grand sen.
sation was caused in railroad circles here
blythe coup d'etat in the Cincinnati, San.
dusky & Cleveland Railroad affairs, this
being the southern terminus, in fact, oI
the line, and the home Of the superinten.
dent, The news that Rush Sloane had
control was soon followed by orders to the
employees and officials to follow hisdirec,
tioRS as General Manager, which will be
obeyed. II seems probable that the boys
will calmly await the next turn Of the
wheel. -r...
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ENGLISH REVENUES.

The revenue returns for the financial
year ending Saturday show total rev
enue Of G7s,567 7036,' which Is Gl53,O3G
In excess Of the budget estimate and
FL ,433,343 in excess Of the revenue Of the
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TiIton Going Mesf.

CHICAGO, March Sl.--Florence and
Theodore Tilton are al the Palmer
House, en- route for Ssn Francisco.
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JOHN ]. PATTERSON,
DANIEL Il. CHAMBERLAIN,
DAVID 7. CoRn1N.

WAsalSaToN, April l.-Gen. Hamp-
ton said to-day that in the event OF the
troops being removed from the State
House at Columbia, he thought there
would be no difficulty in peaceably secur-
ing the State government without resort.
ing to legal proceedings.
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RAILWAY MATTEEs.
Rush n. sloane Again on Dc

Rush Il. sloane Again on Deck,
sAsDuSKY, March Sl.- This city i,
greatly excited over the change In the
management OF the cleveland, Sandusky
and Cincinnati Railroad. So far a. L
known, Rush R. Sloane got an order
from Judge Rinneirock OF Fremont, yes
terday, for the appointment Of James
Lea as Receiver. Lea filed his bonds
and took possession this morning. Sloane
is the real manager OF the road. Orders
have been Issued to discharge all the men
employed by the late Boston managers,
and complete change will be made in
the PsrsOnatl Of the company. The change
viii involve suit at law, which will pro.
baby end in the supremacy OF the late
managers. In this city, however, the
popular feeling is against the late man
agement, not because Of any love. for
Sloane, but because OF the discharges
from time to time, Of sGndusky men 6y
the Boston managers. sloaneis iubiliant.
BE iSon deck, and in possession, Moder.
ate men regard 1t a. 4 shrewd trick,
which, for the time, Is successful. Sloane
has many warm friends, who are rejoic-
ing over his gIlccesa.
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NEw YoRK, March 3l.-The court here
has empowered Receiver Jewett, OF the
Erie Railway Company, to compromise
and discharge the claims in the suit Of
the company against the London Banking
Company Qimited) pending in London.
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One thousand iron ship builders at
Stcckton.on-Tees struck for an advance
OF ten per cent in their wages.
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LONDON, April "A special from
Para says rumor is in circulation that
the roof the Mont Cents tunnel has fallen
IN, overwhelming two passenger trains.
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PARIS, April La Francois. SAYS:
"The signing OF the protocol virtually
abrogates the treaty OF Paris. We be-
lieve Russia will soon proclaim this
result. Among the obstacles to the con-
elusion OF peace with Montenegro is
ltaly's opposition to the cession OF part
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

State Of Illinois, County Of Alexander
Circuit court vi Alexander county, January
Tenn, lsiS.
UrDan.J Lonhienne vs. Mary l.. Lohhiennc.
Bill for Divorce-ln thancery.
Affidavit Of the non II, sldence of Mary +. Lon
hiennc, the defendant above named, having
been filed in the oilice the clerk of SAID
court OF Alexander county, notice ID hereby
given TO the said non resident defendant,
that tie complainant filed his bill of com
plant IN sad court On the chancery side thereof
ON the 10th day OF October, A.. d. lS77, ana that
summons thercupOn issued out of ssit court
against said defendants, retTnable on the
first Monday in the month Of January, A. d.
ls,S, rs is by law required Now. threiore,
unless You, the said Mary L. Lonhienne, shall
personally be and appear before the said circuit
court OF Alexander county on the first day Oi
the next term thereof to be holden at the court
house in the city OF Cairo, in SAID county on the
first Monday in the month OF January, A. ID.
ISIS, ana plead answer or demur to said bill OF
complaint, the same and the matters and things
therein set forth, will be taken as confessed and
deer entered against you according to the
prayer OF said bill.
JOHN A. REEVE, Clerk.
W. T., MULKEY, Complainant Solicitor.
Cairo, Ills. Oct 18TH A. D. 1877 bw
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NO. 2S6
SHERIFFIs SALE

by virtue of Two executions TO me directed, by
the clerk of the Circuit Court of Alexander coun-
-, In the state of Illinois, one in favor Of Vii
liam NJ. Anterior, and one in favor of Juda
AtheIton and against A. G. Hodges. Sr., deceas
ed. have levied upon the following described
property, to-wlt: Lots two (2), four ~ and
six ~, in block three ~ lots one ~, three (3
i've lb) and seven ~, in block four ~ lots Two
(Z) four () and six t') In block five (5) lots two
~, four ~, six (B), eight ts) and ten (l0), in
block six (6l lots two (2), four o. six (O,
eight (s) and ten QOl, in block seven 90 lots
twI ~, tour az, six (Ji, eight C) and ten 90
In Sl ok eight u lot ten 90, in block thr-
teen Q3l lots five ~ and eight ~, in block
fourteen QD, lots three o., fve (5), seven "a
and nine l9), In block fifteen 90 lots two (2),
four ~ and ak To-, in block sixteen ClB) lots
one %, three 90, live (jl and seven q, in blocs
seventeen COS lots two (2) -four " and ak ~,
IN block eighteen as; lots one % three (3)
five l5l, seven ri, in block nineteen 40; lots
two (2), four az and six (bl, in block twtnty (20l
lots one ~, three CD, five lj) and seven Ill in
block twenty zone IN lots two (9, four and
SIX Co., in block twenty-five l22l; lots one a.
three 49,, five 90 and seven 90. in block twenty
three; lots two %, four and six o., in biOcS
twen:y-four t2i). All above described property
il situated in town of Hodges Park, county Of
Alexander and State Of Illinois, which | shall
offer for sale at public yeudue at the froHt or
west door of the Csuu House, in the Ciy Of
Cairo, county OF Alexander and Stale Of Illinois
on the 18th dag Of January, 1873, at II 0'clocS
am COS
p p. is Gairo Illinois, 18Th Day Gf peesmber
Sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois
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CHANCkRY NDTICE

State Of Illinois, county of Alexander.
Circuit court OF Alexander county January term,
A. d. 1873.
Henry Whtcamp vs., William Eichhof Henry
Elchhof, kathi Eichhof, Charles H. ,chhoa and
Oracle kiehhod, bill TO reform and oreclose mort
gage in chancery
Affidavit OF the non-rcsldence Of Henry
Eichhof and kathi kichhod, two Of the
defendants above nan ed, having been fled in the
office OF the ccrk Of said circuit court OF Alexander
county, notice is hereby given 10 said nonresident
defendants, that the complainant filed his bill OF
complaint in said court on the chancery SHE thereof
on the st day OF November a. D.. ls77, and that
summon. thereupon issued out OF salu court
against said defendants, returnable on the hrst
Monday OF January, A. ID. 1873, as is by law re-
quir, d. Now, therefore, unless you, the said Hen
~ Eichhohan kathi Eichhoh shall personally be
and appear before the said circuit court OF Alexan
der county on the first day OF the next term there
OF, to be holden At the court house in the city OF
Cairo, IN said county, on the first Monday Of Janu-
airy A. ID. ISIS, and plead, answer or dsmur TO the
said compliments bill OF complaint, the anne, and
the matters and things therein charged and stated,
will be taken as confessed and decree eutesed
aganstyou according to the prayer OF said bill.
JOnN a. kELvE, CLERK.
Gro, FIsHeR, Complanant's solicitor,
Nov, 2lst. A. ID 1877,
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PURELY VEGETABLE

containing those southern roots anil he bs which
au all wise providence has placed in countries
where Liver diseases prev II. II VIII cure All
iseAses caused by arrangement % the LIVER
and bowels. -.
rms .ymp .oms Of Liver Complaint are Bit
ter or bad taste IN the mouth Pain in the bach
> iles or Joints, OFT IN mistaken Tor rneuinA-
tism; sour stomach, loss OF appetite, Dosels
alternately costiye AID lax n>i,ktebe, loss OF
mem Try, witaa painfh sensation OF having
failed 10 do something which ought TO have
bren me, debility, low Spirits, thick vel
low appearance OF the skin and eyes, ury
cough often mistaken for co consumption.
some lines many OF these symptoms attend
the DISEASE at 0thers very few but the liver, the
largest organ In the body, is generally the seat
Of dise,sses and II not regulated 10 time. great
suffering, wreuhedness and DEAlH Will en-
sue.
can recommend AZ an etbcacious remedy for
diseases OF the Liver, Heartburn and Dyspepsia,
simmons Liver RrgcIator. LEWIS WuSDEa,
l7Lo Master street, Assistant Postmaster, Phil
adeDhla
"we have tested its virtues, personally, and
nov that for ~ .pepi B.liou?nehs anu
Ihrobbing Headache IL IS the best nitdicine the
world ever saw, We have tried forty her
r, mciieS beiore simmons Liver l., sulatOr,
hut none OF them gave LII more Than temporary
relief; but the itegulAtOr not only relieved
bur cured US ED. TELEGKlPH AND MLssEs-
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