davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1878-10-05

been done. a large apple tree in the
rear OF the house was CARVED some dis
tance to the north Tie west side of my
burn, large building standing forty tret
west of the house, had been carried 100
slne south, aud the south s'de one han.
,lred feet further south. Tue roof was
carried east three hundred feet beyond
Mr.. Hugh's house, neiglbor The
three chimncys on my house had flag
stohe slabs on top of them. One of these
tlag stones was carried east. one west and
another south, showing that the hLrri.
cane or cyclone, or whatever it may he
called, was whiring round and round
through the air, my opinion being that
it was column of water and wind turn
ing in cOrk-screw form. think that the
force was over eight feet from the ground
as my large chicken coop being eight
feet high and standing behiad the house
was not injured in the least. I forgot to
tell you that my horse was hi,ched in
the stable Mt the time and nothing was
found of him uutil halt pest ten o'clock
that night. lie was brought home at
that time cut and bruised quite badly.
, 1878-10-05

Samuel Peck lives on the corner OF
Main and High street. The rear of his
house commands an excellent view of The
deyasted district, He was in the ya,d
when the storm came. 1T looked" says
he, las if two currents were coming to-
getlirr beyond the lake, and went into
the house, thinking there was going to
be trouble. remrmbcr storm that
occurred twenty five or thirty years ago,
when two clouds. one from the north and
the other from the south, met together
aud there was great hail storm. On.
hundred and sixty pancs of glass were
lr ken on one side Of the hnsc. look.
ed out OF n west window ct the house
and saw what looked like the two CDpo-
site currents eliminate over the lake,
and then saw something come out OF the
water. DR.. Gilbert, who was with ME
said it was II watersport. l had heard
of them but never saw one before. II
swept along directly towards my house
and was faciuated, watching it and so
anxious tor my family that | did not see
any OF the houses torn down, although
many of them are in plain sight. did
not even hear any noise was so agitated.
Two buildings west of my house, one
quite II large shed. were swept away and
the upper part of my barn was carried
of. My folks got into the hall AMI beg
ged me to come there, but | thought |
would see it through. The barn seemed
to send the whirlwind upwards and it
went both sides of the house, break ng
windows on the north and south but
none IN the east or west. But it seem
ed to unite again after getting by the
house for two fine trees by the front
door were broken off. No rain tell until
after the tornado passed on"
AMOUNT OF DAMAGE DONE.
Tie Forum estimates that the loss of
buildings alone is over 5000, 900. most oi
which falls on the poor of the Catholic
parish. 1t says that:
There were 3j houses demolished
literally broken into kiudling wOod-in
the vicinity OF the Catholic church, six
OF the finest residences in town. on Main
street, north of the High School. The
school house is thought to be beyond
repair. Eight or ten magnificent resi-
dences on Elm street are entirely or par
italy demolished. Hundreds of fine
fruit trees are entirely torn up by the
roots. Main street for quarter of a
mile isvnIirely blockaded with fallen and
broken ems. Six mammoth elms on
Elm STREET, from four to five feet in diam.
eter, were torn up by the roots.
Houses and barns were destroyed and
trees torn up in East Farms and'five
miles distant, at Paug Pond.
In houses occupied by Americans no
one was injured, though in one house on
Main street thr first story was blown out
from under the second story and
three ladies' were dropped iato the cell
lar.
Among the house destroyed on Main
street urv Mrs. Olhuirl Iyesa handsome
new rsid nee. into which ihe family had
jus, novel; II. Vmsar's, Mnsrlry Halls.
6amurl P,rmaler'.. Mrs Friend Millcr's.
chauncry llough',, Capt John Muusnu's.
Charlie Pama'sc was capglt up ana
thrown snuso disianca hut was not tn
jgnUd. CsDL Mauson ani vile ani Mrs.
, 1878-10-05

@. r. TALCoTT, Agent, Olympia W. T.
II. c. HALL, Seattle "
J. P. PETERSON " Port Townsend
, 1878-10-05
SIN GER
SIN G. Err
SIN GER

All persons desirous OF pur-
chasing a Sewing Machine, will
please Note the names OF prominent
citizens of Snohomish City, owning, and
using the standard machine of the world
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-02

The finest quality genuine coors lower than any other
house. INVISIBLE HUMAN HAIR NETS FOR the front
hair the largest and best imported, Zoe each. g.
dozen.
COMBINES made 10 the most approved manner:
roots way. Hair taken In exchange Advice lven
BY French artist how TO arrange hair most bccomngiy,
FREQ sf charge.
Hair srtissicaly arranged the establishment. 5oc or
NJ ladies' residences 81.
complete Of tho choicest beautiiyng Cos
EuuENIE's SECRET or BEAUTY. tho rrca, magic
bcautncr tor the complexion speciality warranted TO be
harmless, 81 per oox.
magnificent assortment OF Tortoise sholi. Ivory
Jet lopax. Al lowest M manufxetnrors prIces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-12
AlYanoria 6azette
SATURDAY EVKSISG. JANUARY l..

GONE ros L.gz-Wedae=day motainz q
ps.iy Of ,hr=e sat 10 the waiting reom ct toe
G i o. depo: hare, tao Of them on ;h=i' way
+ Soeed ,aei, whole life 10 the State prison
soi the thir3 going 70 speoi the osss part o:
rs ,hera. |: w.. Mss. L ,uisa LAWSON s6d Der
brother. Silas Mo;r,s, xbo ware To have eesn
hnnz f., the murle. Of the Wo@ac's hcsbaDs.
bat 90, Communication Of seoieDee 10 lite In
nr;=5nnesr, AID Dewitt E;ticger. Who murder
"a Thomas Chiaiow. 40 engineer Cd toe valley
rs,ircs1, By throwing his engine OF the track
Mira L.Eson Vas clad 10 dark dress and wore
a checked voosen shaal add long ea,ed bohnet.
She had large Bible, which she sald she was
carving aloue and intended - read 10 prison.
The rsror,er eoneratelatiog her On the change
10 her saoieocs she replied. Il knea I'D vas
a ias, COD. asd | believe i: viii ali come ont
,;sht 10 the cod yet" She added that Mr..
Charles L. Todd, OF Ri:hmond. aho vas 50
active 10 getting their eommusahon, vas a
mighty good man" The reporter remarked
70 Morris that good behaviour ~ pr,soo vo0io
oak. his time much more tolerable, aud ne re
t!iai. Il lnteld to do mG dotS wherever an
soi Be tbe right sort Of mao. Mr.: Beard there
ran tell 5ou what SORT of maa [ AN. Mr..
Beard. the Deputy Sheriff i1 charge, asseo.sd
tha, Morris Vas 3 we'll behaved prisoner. 81
rioeer. who was bandeofed TO Morris, ADD who
GOES FIR eighteen years, joined With him IN hls
EXPRESSION Of Intention to be Wel-behsTed
prisoner The morning vas gloomy, and oil
three Of The prisoners booked depressed Vheu
tie of5ear handed them On the ears for The last
iaurpey tsn Of than are ever likely to take
.Staunt5n VladtcaDT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-12
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FOR NORFOLK

The elegant. nev snd substantial -
iron steamer LADY oy TER LAX K&aellE
leaves the companys vha.L " ashlr g;o1 ~
ERY MONDAY. "WEDNESDAY? AID PRI-
DAY, st three o CLOCK P. II. AID A!e1a7e5s ::
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
ST o'clock ,. n Tn: l;ne eo.asc.s 81 So:-
folk with the ships OF ios 4e-cos-E 81 y.
ners transportation Con%aJ IL: Sas.o- AZ
Providence, and sHoc-. tie c.Apasi 40 .'as:
route 70 :hoxs ci.ia: AZ Ia: o. 49,.
sh-oughou: New 2og.s-t- Pa-= - Ao:--.E 5:
round tip s. T!ck5a god TIL -:5-
Pog The POTOMAC HIvxs LANDINGS
san=: JOIN ". Thompson, iEnc
bull: q p5:iAlly .: ;o:s oo-12 :seya - e21-
XIV TH al bssi: 81 s1ft 81 -
os 80 s. s-a1. EVssY wSDSESDEY
FRIDAY aod SCSD4T. 5. 5 c'cl0oE ,. L
Tbs co-Pa-J oska COG e2oosc-@z: 5; A.
Go. .nd ~isL :1= Il. i Q. 2. 2. Co. S:=isa:
race.ed :o- 81 poi-H. So-.o So S'o-,--
hA,d.ea Win ca-= 81 ;1:sa-.ao VII p.onp-
aes= sid ci:ps.2A.
Fox tar'a=: iai0; : 1: p s?P;;i s.s-.
Z. S. TIE o5c= .: he conpsc:, a2o=- - S.-
Go1A Metropolitan BAaE, l5.a s.-e=- Opposite
nai3 SKULL BACON. P:si:=2:.
ia CLYDR'S STEAM LINES WEEK.
S426 IL y n,,o, ~,
PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
boston.
S,ane.. lsa7e Ale1s-G-is 8VgSY TUES
DAY sn5 l=s7= Pailai=lptis EVERI SAT
URpAY, S: y O'Clock = from Pie: %. ! \.
WITs.
This line etrrecss S. Ala1AnG-is wiz lie O.,
A. & Il. And ". & o. < Ss., SIC s. Pni.s3si.
phis win the new and popula. Iron 1das, 10.
Providence aad Boston.
P-eigh. Forwarded win pronp:2es: $40 care,
Zee 0; commissions.
No cha-ze 10. t-aas;er in Phiisde.phis, sid
no whsrtsge in Boston. Through 20 Boston II
i1ty-fve hoI1s. Through -s.& snd .hIo1gh
bills OF isding given Insurance guaranteed 81
las e ST uslsl 1a:ss.
Agents:
A. RBRD, AleIsndriA
WIN. P. CLYDE & CO., Phll.dalpniA
GEO. P. HYDE, Geo,gstovn- D. G.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
Jan SIT
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CPRCIAL NOTICE.
rOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
On and after Monday, February q, .SS
81, the steamer AATTAGO, Capt.
VIM. b. ByleA viii be run 80 foiloT.; tesTe
DAY, from King stree. vhsrt st 80 o'clock
8. N, for Landings on the Potomac Is far down
"a Nomini LesTe Nomini EYERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY MORNING, st o'clock,
70, Washin gtor, arriving early the same even
Ing. Freight received daily.
feb IS j. BRODERS & co.. Agents.
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WAzz1Se7os g 0Hl0 AAl-s0~'.
WNTR2 A2RANG8I2ST,

~.
TbeNAlL TRAIN VI. .sava Nss1!-g.2c
Sc 10 = n. al A=1Aod-:s 81 Is 81 6Aily,
e1cep. Sc-3sy: psss Le@o1.z. gc5.g w.:
-srd, 5. II - s II, s-6 s--se 5. Roc1c HI.
S. u n. Lssve Ro1oi HI: :, lis ?. Il. yA::
Lexo1.z, going eas.~EL 5: 10 p II, -
arrive 5. A.e1s-G-:s :: SIS ?. IL, az 3
WAsting-oa s: $50 ,. =.
TIE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN VII! !ss75
Warrington 5. 1 - p. Il. soi Alerlj:is s.:
Is Q. N. daily, e1cap: Suu6ay. sid a-.ive =!
Lee.bucg 4. % p. n. Lesve Lae=oE:s s! Z -
8. =. SID s-,Te s: AieIA.d,i. =. y s. u. ST
Washington 81 - s. n
IF Passengers from Washington ~il! .ske
the Washington AID Ohio cars s.. oe Balurro:s
l. Po:on sc RAl-osd E.s.iou s:e IL L u s-c -
Pm, aad 60 through without change o. ca
TIE els n tram from Ale1sndris andl -a
Q. N. t.sin from Ro~ad Hlll cooEect s: Rooc-
Hill With Harris Daily Llne q Coact4
10. Snicke-sville, Be:ryyi.le snd Wincnes!e:
Also with Resner'E Line OF Cosches, which !es7a
Leesbu,g dsiiy for Aide snd Aiddlebulg.
Both tcains. westward, nake close connec:IoiI,
AZ Vienna, with SiEsoa'E Line OF Stages for fa:'.
tax Court House.
Communication tickets, cts. per mile
Annual tickets. $50.
& H. HAVRSSR
cc.l-u General Tcks. Agac:.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-12
RAILROADS.

1917 xsvt sz5AH 1oi 1877
TO THE NORTH WEST SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY,
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
EoTembe, II 1877.
Trains leave Washington from depo: Q: BAL.
TIIORR g. POTOMAC RAILROAD, coz.
ner Of Sixth and B streets. as follows:
For Phila New YORK and the Eaz:, g. 20 2. 7.
And 1.40a m. daily, vi.l Palscs Ca-s. Liz.
it'd Express Of Pullman Pa:lor Car: 93Js
N. daily, excep. Srnday. For Ph.!s1=lE-:s
and New York 40 pm; daitT, except Sa--
Fox PIssbu,s sadthe Ws:l0.l 10 IN. daily, viz
with fslses Car % Chicago.
For Canardsigua snd tie North, 20 ? :.
daily, eIeeps Saturday, With Palsee c.: "a
Wa:kin.- Pc. Ws:SioG, 1910 a 7. d4ily,
e1cep. S1adsy.
For Ale1and-ia s. :, s, e.IJ, 10 SD II a-v, snd
!, 3, Al. ), go ard IN. o. Sunday :: =.
s. n, scc All 2. n.
Train: leave Ale1scdria 70: WA:E!1tt31, s, :.
SO, $40, 10 a-d II 8 -, l, :, AZ ! 6 s11
On S1uday :. :: le az ii = T.. sc .. II
| ThROUGR TRAIN PO2 TIE SOUTH, Wis
| Quao.ico sd Ricauood, VI. !=sT= Ale14a-
dis s. u e n. ca!!y. hi 30 ?. z -ally,
e1esp: S1ocsJ.
| TcEe1 AZ icio.4a:.1- a. II p:1---e- >:
| principal :al.:oa. :-:.-::. - ::s:: 9-c4:
sou:aA:. /. ?. HAH4E.
| 81 P..:=-E%, go.
| PRANK TEUA>D.'
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TALIFORNIA CURRANT JRLLT, war
~ ,snted pure fruit. TO, sale By the pound 3.
low I.ices By 2. J. DAVIDSON,
dec 8 47 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-12

~ DON'T BUY BOOTS AND SHOES else.
where but come 8: ooce 70 10 King 81,
Shoes; large assortment s. popular prices
sep II W. B. WADDE1.
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NJ. - i1--:=a: Ii 1919
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LEGAL NOTICES.
rICE OF .,RIZ 9 4 z &.

NOTICE OF HRIZU RR
TOALL WHOMITA NAY CONCERN:
Please tske 1osies ihss, s. Deputy Co:iecio:
OF Internal Revenue en- District OF Wig iat.,
hsve thi: dsy seized lha following describe
property, in possession OF joseph G. Lash, s. =:
ciear manutsc.ory, loe..ed 90 tie co1ne: 9:
King and Royal :isee.s, Ale1sad!iA Va, We .
6l5 ID. LEAF ;obscco, y, 30 cigars, . eiss! boxes
cigar press sni Il ci gar nou:d:- The storesai:
property WAS keiz=d ioc Tioisaon o: !a'esHA
revenue Laws All persons claiming liz at3'
described property. Or say PSF: inece0:. az T.
iii ed % MAKE snd lie tn5ic clAn - 80 :ans
si.h 70 vi.hia 81 dsy: from this ia:e.
r. BEATTIE Dep. Co. Rsv.
Ae1And,!s Va, JAZZ ;. ISIS. jaa 5-.3-
WAsH55TT s. I 1ySi { sa zifESSb. AND
To all whom i. Gsy concern: TaSs no:!c@,
-. tss the January term, LIS, OF Tie CoEI;T
"a, for the county oi Ale1sntriA Stale .: w
Co3s' motion will De made IN open Cou:. =
sn'a, 'tneut OF con- uiSioners - asta:iA.- ;
nc: 80. .ppo ,stion 70 the over; o. is-t up"
~, iS coupep re Washington, CincioaaL a.
g 80 p.;,-o> !. within the ssid comfy, :;
snch ~ ssid lsnJs s. sre proposed - De :-kS-
by the said compsny fos e eui I First
dec ls-~4w P,es': w. c. G. 60 - No--, ~ =
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAuS.-Uotii
urthe- notice the following will bs taa hour:
70, the opening snd closing o. the nasils:


to. the opening and closing OF the rnsiis:
o7ZSTSG
Northern usils, $50 3 n. sad 7:l5 ?. =.
We:e.n SIS s. n and 7:l5 p. n
South western, yis GocdoasTille sad Lynch
5a-s, .:U p. Il.
Washington sid Ohio, Ale1sn6.is % Roood
Hill, vs., $50 p. n.
Manassas Division, go p. =.
Southern, Wis Fredericksburg sid Richmond
vs., $50 s. n. And Loo p. n
COSBG.
Northern AID Western nsils, 5:l5 p. n .ai
$50 p n.
Sou.nw@.e11, vis Lyrcabprg aad Gor6o2:-
Ti,le, 100 & u.
Washington AID Oaio. Round Hill - A!ez
snd.;A SD 3 N.
Nsoassss Division, -:lsl s. n
southern nails, Wis Richmond a26 F-ea=:
iczsb1-z, vs., sis p. m aod SD 2. T.
Lyucao1rg sld points South, $50 p. Il.
Sond.T-O5cs opso 5: sO s II; c.cs& I'd
{.
~Geae.si delivery window Gloss =. SOD p
=. Doors close 81 200 ?. n.
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Wy &, WIG. MIDLAND 6. z 2
w. jobs = 5.a51Ea, Es:e.'=:
Or AZ 49, Say, VIZ - -. ea:-
erzs. T.a;-: 81. -. ~ .I..s:
s1aL s5--t G.:..e. k, L-a,,-11
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! " RYOADJS, c. -:v !!
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A PPLBS! APPLESl! One csc load New
~ York State spples in store. The above 81:
choice and selected fruit --s
deco ". "A. JOHNSON.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-12
IT HAS NO EQUAL
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS

Is Reguaed in its action health is almost invrria-
blv secured Indigestion or want of action in the
Liver causes Headache, Constipation. Jaundice,
Pain in the shoulder, Cough, Dizziness Sour Stom-
ach bad taste in the mouth, bilious attacks palpi-
and hundred other symptoms. Simmons Liver
Regulator is the best remedy that has ever been
discovered for these ailments. 1t acts mildly, eff
can do no injury in any quantities that il NAV be
taken. It is harmless in every way; it has been
80 for forty years, and hundreds from all parts ~
tIe country will vouch for its virtues, viz: Hon
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-12

Printing, Binding aud Blank Book work
speciaIties at The ARGUS OFFICE. No
pains will be spared to please customers.
Satisfaction guaranteed. If
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-12
Scratch No More--"Itching Piles. /"

SYMPTOMS of which are moisture, like per.
SEPARATION. intense itching, particularly
when undressing, or after getting warm in
bed, increased by scratching, might think
Pin worms were crawling in and about the
rectum, oftentimes shows itself around the
private parts. 4 pleasant and safe cure
ID every case is ''Swayne's Ointment. "
1t allowed to continue, very serious results
may follow. 1t also cures letter, BARRIERS
itch, scald head, ring worm, blotches. all
scaiy, cfusty, itchy skin eruptions. Sent
by mail to any address on receipt of price,
so cents a box, OF three boxes for $I.25,
by DR. Swayne & Son. Philadelphia. Sold
BY all leading druggists. At wholesale and
retail By John Bengston, Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-12

SIS it possible that Mr.. Godfreyi is up
and at work, and cured by so simple q
remedy?"
Il assure you it is true that he is
entirely cured, and with nothing b ut
Hop Bitters, and only ten DAYS ago
ms doctors give him up and said he
must diet"
".Well-a day! If that is so, | will 90
(hls minute and get some for my poor
george. L know hops are good"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-12
Ghe 99ailg Arsns,
ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS
NV LillvFoueen.

MY I.illyEQueen.
Give me home in that bright cline,
Where grow the orange and the Lime,
A Cottage meath some shady grove.
BEST with the One long have loved:
Where round some neighb' ring elm the vine
It's clinging tendrills loves to Irvine:
Where round the Oak in many maze.
The ivy filings its creeping SPRAYS:
Where palms and Cocos rear on high
Their leafy crowns atRwart the sky;
Where In the distant view is seen
Long waving lines of evergreen:
Where gentle zephyrs fan the glade.
Soft mnrm ring through the laurel shade:
beneath whose waving foliage grow
The Violet sweet of purple glow,
The HyaciEth that breafhes perfume
And Roses OF immortal bloom;
Where Earth her gifts unsought for yields.
Nor plowshares vex her fertile fields
Mhere underneath the clear blue sky
inc waters of old Ocean lie,
menectlng In their liquid light,
Inc countless gems of starry night.
Where Nymphs in limpid waters lave,
As sunlight dances DER the wave
R1se with the lark at early dawn
10 kiss the lips of dewy morn:
mere knocking birds and songsters sweet.
AT morn and eve each other greet
ana from each tunefaI WarblIn0 throat
Stralns-which in cadence seem To flnst
Yer NIL and dale.-sweet ripping laysl
win music crown the happy days.
NY Southern homeIcome share with me
III be the Oak,-thou Ivy he
Loves radiant crown I'd scorn to wear.
Uniess thou too such honors share.
s SnIess tnou too with equal sway
Tnal RUE with me the realms OF day;
Inen we IN kisses never ending
Our ilves IN mutual love expending
Deatn at last shall take us DER
United, to the dreamless shore
nras passing through deaths feeting night
WS q enter soon the fields of light.
Waeres breathing richest odors round
"A IA spring eternal clothes the ground;
, 1here thou, My Love, shall stand contest
u une one I've loved supremely best,
hile Ito thee, divine will seem
AUD all Elysium paInt the dream
Not e'en for life, My Love, Chino.
Would your rosy lips forego:
Your arms like ivy oft enlace
My neck, with clfnging close embrace.
SWeet bonds ike these shall none discover.
But cling we on aud kiss forever:
zen Wnen we pass from earth away
ana enter realms of endless day,
hRter at last the bright abodes
Of happy souls,-of demi-pods-
1ny poets and thy lovers praise
VIII slliI be thine, unending days
Then come, oh come with me, MY FAIRY, NV
Flower! ny
Come gladden. my home in that beautiful
cline ' DS""sA' vi
Lime, - '-0 0H anu
Vine: ~ WV ing
Come be the proud Queen of an Ivy-clad
Love welcomes thee ever, My Fairy my Flowerl
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LIVER REGULATOR

If you feel drowsy, debiitated, have FREQUENT
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite and
tongue coated You are suffering from torpid liver
or ''bilioushess.' and nothing will cure Won SO
speedily and permantly as to
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LIVER

don. X. L. Mott, Of Columbus, Ca, are AMONG tho
hundreds to whom we can refer. Extract Of Letter
from Hon. Alexander FL. Stephens, dated March 4
1879: II occasionally use when nv condIt,on 70
auires it, Simmons Liver Regulotor. with good
eject 1t is mild, and suits ne better than 6ore
active medicine.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-03-12

Alexander a. Ste.
paens, of Georgia /:
Bishop Pierce OF
Georgia; John Gill
Shorter,o Alabama
Gen. John B. Cor
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pies on the race lost manhood positively cured aaas
wanting the most delicate attention. or re
houe Tor patients book for the milon-Marrsre Guide
which tells all about these diseases should marry bv
not 10 cents TO postage Dr. has tv rooms and
ParIors You but the Doctor Once hours m ~
Pm; Sunday, 10 to IL. Dr. James go years Of age W
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DR.. JAMES,

~O4 " dSnlngtOn St,
Cor. Franklin. CHICAGO.
Chartered by the State of
Illinois for the express purpose
OF giving immediate relief in
an cases efprivate, chronic and
urinary diseases in al their
complicated forms. Isixwefi
known DR.. James has stood at
the head of the profession Cor
the past thirty years. Age
and experience are all impor.
tant. Seminal Weakness.
night LOSSES hy drnnrna MIN,