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New Yorn.

INV YoRK, September 0.-COtton-Stcad,
a 12Hal2Hc; futures steady. Flour-steady
ieceipe 1900 barrels; superine western
and State s. 76ai 10; common to good 81 D
"a 90 good to choice 81 50a0 %; white whea'
extra u 76a6 25; extra Ohio 81 75a5 n.
81 Louis 81 bOa6 %; Minnesota patent pro
cess ~ 0Oa1 90. .Wheat-Opened with an nd
vance o. HaHc but closed weak; receipts 90,
wv bushels :..ungraded spring s0ca$l OK; No
8 spring $tG0; No, 2sl- 02Ha1 Of; ungraded
winter red 81 DIAL 09X; No, 9 do 81 iii
al l2h; No. 8 do 81 09I<al TO- No. / 81 IL
12A; mixed winter 81 lOH; ungradcd am.
Der u 10al -; No. 2 amber 81 1l1<al IL,
NO: l 81 u; No. 2 81 10; ungraded white
y OSal Is: No. 2$l 10al Tx; No. / sales as.
700 bushels at 81 1lXa1 IS; No. 2 red Sep
tem6er sales $4,000 bushels at 81 1lI1all2;
October sales 10000 bushels at 81 l11lal 1lX;
November sales $4,000 bushels at 81 llNal IL
Ryes-No. 2western 64XC. Barley-QuIet and
unchanged. Malt--NOminally unchanged
Corn5Active and q shade higher; receipt.
1IS,00o bushels; ungraded 46Xa47Ac; No.
47a41Hc In store; 47Ha47hc aioat; yellow
bid, 4731c asked; October 47Xc bid, Axe ash.
ed November 4sHc bid, 4SXc asked. Oats
Active and q shade higher; receipts 2S.O0C
bushels; western mixed S2a34c; white west.
ern S4Ha3Sc, Hay-Nominally unchanged,
hops-Yearlings Ease; eastern and western
Saasic; New York state 2Sa3ec. Coffee Firm.
Sngar-Ffrmi fair to good refining 6Xa6Xc,
MolaSses-Qulet but firm. Rice-Dull; Car,
olinas 69sa7Hc; Louisiana 6Ka7Xc. Petro.
leum-Quiet and steady: United 655Sc; re.
lined exc. crude 6a5Xc. Tallow-Quiot and
steady at 6Na5Ac. Rosin-Dull at 81 95a
l 81. Turpentlne-Firn at 26Ha26Hc. Eggs
tlrmer; western l5Kal61<c. Pork-W oak
Quiet but steady. Cut MeatS-Dull; long
clear SIC; short clear 5Xc. Lard-Duil:
prime steam 50 I6a6 IKE. Butter-Firm
western 7a2lc. Cheese-Higher; western IA
TIC. Whlsky-Nomlnal at 81 90.
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abyss d the degradation You may cal
him free, you may enact 0 statute book OIL
laws TO make him free, but you cannoi
bleach him into the enjoyment Of free
dom" II was Just as natural as breathing
that the man who thought there was no
power In Christianity to overcome com.
plexional and race prejudices should
be on apologist for slavery; and 80 we
need not be surprised 10 find DR..
Bacon saying: 1.-THE Bible contains no
explicit prohibition OF slavery. There Is
neither chapter nor verse Of Holy Writ
which lends any countenanCe TO the ful.
minattng spirit of universal emancipation,
oiwhlch some exhibitions may be seen In
some oithe newspapers" What then did
Isaiah mean when be told the people Of
Israel to .brake every yoke" and "letthe
oppressed 60 treeW And what did Jesus
mean when he said he had been anointed
10 ''preaGh deliveranCe TO the captiyes,
and toiset at liberty them that are bruis.
ed?" Were expressions like these In.
tended to suggest the duty ofadlstant and
gradual breaking OF the letters OF the en-.
shaved, and to stigmatize as fanatical "ful.
limitations the demands for immediate
emanCipation2
Let no one suppose that 1 write these
utterances Of Dr.. Gurley and Dr.. Bacon for
any personal reason whatever. l might
gil whole columns with similar extracts
from the leading diyines and statesmen OF
that day. DR.. Bacon, then q young man
Of ripe culture and highest promise, sim.
ply spoke the prevailing sentiment Of the
time-a sentiment which he aiterward un-
learned and repudiated, lam simply try
ing TO make clear 10 my. readers Of the
present generation the darkness, ignorance
and moral degeneracy against which the
early a%bolitionists had 10 contend.
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o~ISclsSATl, September o. otton-Flrm
at l2c, Flour-Dsmand good and tending up.
wards. Wheat-Ingood demand and prices
. shade higher at e0a05hc; receipts, Sl,OOC
bushels; shipments, $1,000 bushels, Corn
firm, with improved demand at 37a37xc
oats-QIiet but steady at 23A2sc, Rye-Il
good demand at HLc. Barley Dull and
dropping. Pork-stronger at IS 80. Lard
In good demand; winter, IS $40; current make
s. 65. Bulk meats-Dull at S. 25a4 S0a5 05
Baeon-1n fair demand at $3S4Ha4 0oa5 37HI
662Kc. Whisky-strong and active at 81 Of
Butter-steady and unchanged. Linseed oil
STEADY at &c. Hogs-Quicti common
e 5oas IS; light $s4oaS 50; packing, IS so
40; butchers s. 70a3 80 receipts, les
head; shipments, 1856 head.
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LoHDoN, September 9.-The Mark Lane En-.
pres, In It's weekly review Of the British grain
trade, says:
Advantage has been eagerly takeno If the few
days OF fine weather to commence cutting
wheat and barley, and except in the northern
counties harvest Is now actively proceeding,
The warm breezy weather has dried much Of
the grain that was laid BY previous rains, and
sprouttng has not assumed such alarming pro.
portions rs was recently expected. The nights
have been cold and occasional trosts have in
some cases damaged unripe grain. Provided
that there 1sno disastrous return OF rain, some
samples OF new wheat may DO expected ina
few days. A few samples Of barley have al.
ready appeared in the country markets, but
nothing OF any consequence,
In Scotland many fields are still green, and
the harvest will be at such a late season that
even II the days are fairly fine for ripening,
II will be poor, as the heat OF the sun will
much diminish the yield. Barley and wheat
will both prove exceptionally deficient, but a
continuance OF fine weather may do some.
thing to improve the quality and condition.
Potatoes have more or less suffered from dis
ease throughout tho United Kingdom. In the
midland counties many acres Of potatoes have
been plowed In as worthless. Potatoes NAV
altogether be considered to have disappeared
from the list OF this seasons crop. Other root
crops have improved slightly the lagtfew days,
but are generally backward. foul and un.
promising.
Any tendency to Improvement in the wheat
market has been checked by heavy arrivals
from abroad. Millers have shown little In,
clination TO increase their stocks In the face
OF arrivals In London, amounting to 05,000
quarters, up to Friday last. The whole specu.
latton has been paralyZed by enormous ship
pents from American and Atlantic ports.
Great want Of confidence existing In the
wheat trade, IS due to the exact deiciencyin
English crops being mainly q matter OF con.
lecture, the pending solution Of which Is that
buyers contine their purchases to the smallest
possible limits, The weeks business has been
very Light and prices tluctuated but little,
though under the preSsureof heavy supplies,
that little has been in buyers favor, hut not
70 the extent Of more than Cd per quarter.
Dull. however, as trade has beeh, a condi.
ton Of rise Is mot wanting, and having re,
gard to requirements Of the several European
countries for a cereal famine the years
American surplus will probably DO absorbed
alta range OF prices more profitable than q
present both to shippers AndmerchAntA, Sale
OF English wheat last week amounted TO i6,
go quarters at 4SS and ID per quarter, Rgains
65,464 quarters At46s and Id per quarter 70
J the same week last year. Imports into tn,
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September 9.-Four- Steady,
strong and unchanged. Wfeat-Western n
regular and closed easy; No. 2 western winter
red spot 81 11H; September 81 l1Na1 1l3f;
October 81 11Na1 1l3S; November 81 liza
lrllH; December 81 llAa1 1lh. Corn
Western quiet aud steady; western mixed,
spot and September 47Na471ci October AK
4INci November 47Aa47IGc; steamer 47c
$50; do mixed 3OaS5c; Pennsylvania S2aSSc,
Rye-Quiet at 6Oa69c, Hay-Steady; prime "a
choice Pennsylvania $l3' 0Oal4 O0 per ton,
Provisions-Frm, without change. Butter
Firm prime to choice western packed l2al4c.
Elggs-Easier and quiet at 14kal6c. Petro,
leum-Unchanged. Co1ee-Firm; Rio car.
goes, old, llHal4hc; new 12al5hc, Whisky
Quiet at 81 07al OH.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, September 0.-Flour-steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Activc, Arm and higher
No l Chicago spring, Csc; No. ., 8SXaSsgc
cash :SSNasSHc October S0Ac bid Novem.
Der; SS155c the year; No 8, Sic; rejected, 73Xc.
Cornelnactiye and lower ut 3S9Sc cash, 83Xa
SIC October; 33hc bid November; SO tie
year; rejected 32Xc. 0ats-Demand fair and
prices higher and unsettled at 23Hc cash; 2Ic
October; 2411c November; rejected coke. Rive
Firm at Soc. Barley-FirmeF at 76c cash
and October. Flax Seed-rpoor 81 90; good "a
extra fine 81 2Oal 2S. Pork-ActiYe and
lower at s. 40 cash, S 42HaS As October
2 W November; s. 70 the year. Lard-In
lar demand at lower rates ATS Tx cash
- 72ha5 Is October IS IS November IS S2A
% IS the year. Bulk Meats-steady and
INN at s. a5a5 O0a5 10. Whisky-seady and
unchanged at 81 05,
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PHILADELPHIA, September 9.-Wool.-Ffrm
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx
and above 37a40c; XS7a3ac; medium 89al2c
coarse ~SSIlAa6c; New York. Michigan, Indi.
9na and Western fine SSaS7i medium 500
4tSi coarse sSaSec; comblng, washed, go
3Sc! unwashed 2ssS2Ci Canada comblng s7s
medium unwashed 26ASlo; tubwaShed 40a42c,
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FoLEbO, September O. - Noon board,
Wheat-Opened iirmer and closed easier mo
5 white Wabash 99Ac; No. l white Michigan
500; No. 2, 0SAc; amber Michigan spot and
September 8OXc; October 99kc; November
mAc; No 8 red winter soNc; September
99hc; October 00I<c; No 8 red coke; No. 2I
and NJ rcd 9DAG; rejected Wabash Ole; west.
err amber 999Gc; No. 2 amber Illinois 81 o.,
Cotn-Dull; high mixed S7No; No. 2, $40;
No white 46c; rejected SIC oats-Dull; No,
z, DC. rejected 1iN6
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Receipts to-day 1853 head OF through and 1883
bead Of yard stock. The supply Is heavy Of
the kind though mostly common to medium,
and selling low, with the market active for
country and local trade good cattlanot much
asked for, and only q few loads here; what
have been sold Of them are about 16c of from
last week; best % % asked; fair to good
40Oa4 10; common g 26a3 IS.
Ho0s-Receipts teddy ass head; grassors
q 6oas IS; Workers s. 7OaS IS; Philadelphia
81 10a3 IS.
sEEEr-Receipts to-day 1890 head selling
fair at IS coal 25 for common to best
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NEw YoRK, September 9~.-JobbinR trade
continues active and business fair with com.
mission houses and impoFttrA, Cotton Roods
In steady demand and generally Arm, PrintS
In fair request and best makes firmly Aeld by
agents. Dress goods and ginghatls IN ac,
tive demand. Mems wear woolens In batter
request. The Bulletin says the cutting on
prints will be discontinued by jobbers IRON
Tomorrow,
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chiearo Cattle Mar Of.

CHICAGO September 9'-Ths DrovsFg' journal
Hoas-Rsceipts 1900 head; shipments
200 head. Yesterdays advance was entirely
lied; mixed packing at $S2 i0a3 4G light
5 : Soas g; sFtsa 9 10 aOIss heavy all sold
oirTIE.Recelps $500 head; shipment.
l,6Oo head; a strong and healthy but uneven
market; fair "a good shipping a GOAL 90;
export$4 90a5 l0j butchers firmer and fairly
active; stockers and feeders very low but mod
erately active; western stronger and fairly &C.
tyei through Texans at g 40a276.
sHEEr.Reeeipts 1000; shipments $50; Of
tesed at s. Qoa44. y
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PirTSuuRsH, September 9.-PRrEoLsuM-
More active; crude 7ONc at Parkers for
shipment; refined 6l5cfor Philadelphia deliy.
cry.
LONDON, September a.-PErRoLEuN--sptrits
7ha7%c; refined 64sa8kd.
ANTWERP, September 0.-PErRoLEuM-Re.
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GOVERNMENT Quiet.
uuited States o. Of 1881, coupons. ....,,.,........l 0t3;
rev ElI0, ...... ....,. ....,. .......... ...,... ....",.....'. Y
neWf Out and q halls ...,,... "...-+-l0t
y EOuts ..'.H,H'''.4.,... ,.a, "s"''''''' .'''''"i "
SuITenUg es.,.."'.''....,..a. '''''''''".'''''''''l
RAILROAD ~BoEDs-strong.
Stair BoNDs-Dnll.
sEocKs-SpeculatiOn WIS characterized by
great activity and a buoyRnt tone prevailed
during the greater portion Of the day. In ear.
y dealings prices advanced Na2A per cent,
the latter In Illinois Central, but before noon
there was q decline OF HalK per cent. Dur.
ing the afternoon there was q good buying
movement, and prices advanced ha2N per
cent. Hannlbal& 81. Joe led the improve.
nleIt coal shares and 81. Paul'were excep.
hons. Western Union made q sharp advance
In the late dealings, selling up from 81 to 95k
and closing at the highest point
Transactions aggregated 2S5 900 shares, OF
which 1000 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
$1,000 Northwestern common, 10000 st. Paul
common, la,00 Wabash, 10000 Delaware,
Lackawanna q. Western, 1900 New jersey
Central, $500 Delaware aud Hudson, 2,l0o
Illinois Central, $500 Ohio & Mississippi com,
mont l,lQ0 preferred, $500 Hannibal and
" Joseph common, $500 preferred, $1,000
Western Union, 1900 Pacific Mail, 2,400 Kan.
sas Pacific, 1900 Louisville and Nashville,
6SQO Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette,
lV,009 Iron Mountain, 1900 ST Louis, Kansas
City q Northern common, $500 preferred, 100
Chicago, St Paul j. Minneapolis, l,400 Union
Pacific, LOO O., O. O. & ]. ,8D0 Canada South.
err, LOO Kansas & Texas, 2.S0O 81, Louis and
San Francisco.
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ST. LOUIS, September 9.-Hoos- Firm and
scarce; packing s. 20aS As; Workers and
Baltimores, S. 40a3 so; butchers 10 extra
- 60aS 10. Receipts 1000 head.
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United Kingdom during the week ending
August 30, were 1855, 0SS ewt OF wheat and
l2l,T2S cwt Of -four. In Mark Lane to-day
business was exceedingly quiet.
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RAGs-1Hc per pound.
SAVH De- En- ali

EHhNo ~ PeF pound.
sAIT.Psr barrel, Ohio river, 81 25i Pitts
sEEDs-Timothy seed, 50 1Oa2 Is per bushel ;
clover, 81 70; Kentucky Blue Grass, per bush.,,
65a75c; Orchard Grass 81 25al 90,
TALLow-6Aa5kc for country.
IoBAcco-NavieS, 60a55c; Twists 65a60c,
YlEEoAR-Per barrel, S. 60aG 90.
WHEELING sro9ERs-Per 1000, $40 B0a11 80.
WHITE LINE-Per barrel, SIC.
WooL-Quoted at S2aS5c for choice washed,
and one-third off for unwashed. Market brisk.
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On THE Roam FROM LOUISVILLE to
CINCINNATI, Sept. !, 1879,

rs VlNCLNNATII sept /, 1879,
Iwrote, in the cars, my noshuns nv the
egsistin sitooashun, but Citing out to
take a drink and brace up my Dimocrasy,
democracy needs q heep Nv braoing up,
fist now some onmittigated misCreant
stole en-, They wuz gone when I re.
turned, and 700 won't git EN-.
But this Is the substance NV wat l sed.
Wat the South wants now is to be let
alone. The South wants to be considered
ez individule States, and not ez part Of q
Nashen. The South insists that she hez
the right 10 secede, the same as she alluz
he'd, and that the late war didn't settle
nothing only that the North he'd more
men than the South and Good do more
titin o,the square mile. That wux all.
We are Just ez we wuz afore the onpleas.
ants commenst, and are prepared, now as
then, to take charge Nv the Government,
which we propose TO do. We are willing
the Northern Dimocrisy shell hev the
oGlses that belong to EN-, but SIGH ez are
necessary To- be yooSed In formin polisies
and SIGH we must control. In short, We
are the Government. Next week l shell
elaborate these idees, and present EN- In
consecutive shape, l4l
y5, PETROLEUM v. Massey,
ls.. States Rites.
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GLORY" TOBACCO
CAUTION.

Owing to the increased demand and the I'M.
menSe popularity of the above celebrated
goods, some dealers are selling inferior To-
baccos and representing them as the 'Gloryu
brand. Iclaitn the "Glory" as my exclusive
trade mark in this market for plug tobacco,
and no one has a right to represent other
tobacco as being the same. Each lump has a
gold tag with the word "GDoRYp upon It, and
none other Is genuine, as it is positvely sold
under no other brand in this city.
Buyers will please bear this in mind.
AUGUST 2, 1879. au9
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rIARLESTOWN ACADEMY A Pre-
Y Isnt1y school for Boys At CbIlcstoWu, Jener'
.gIiEu,y, y Va fpnuded In 100 WM. II. kA'
gtl,A W., PIN. X r. CANrpkLL "a. N. and Nc
hA,t v Is lng'on and Ice UnIvl, Asst, Next SeS;
ia I.sins acpt 10. A full course In Ancient and
fkt AMI Chs;nlstty. This school u we'll supplied
sIul apparatus for illustration In the Sciences. For
lallOSie containing ieEms and list Of testimonials,
rPIy 10 The Principal kSl9.pSw
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NEw YoRE, September 9.-MoNEY-ActivC
at 5SI per cent, closing at 0 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper SAT per cent. Sterling Ex.
change quiet Of "a SIX; sight exchange on
New York o. Ssh.
Produce exports for the week sG,2l7,OOO.
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A FATHER.
A Son Sent Rack from ihe Grnye.r

- ItA NVAAS A4NCA lhG UEuNERF
The Rev. s. P. Murch, of North Prairie,
Wis, writes as follows to the WaukeSha Free.
man, under date OF January %, 1878, bearing
grateful testimony to the wonderful effect 81
Bethesda Water in the case OF the writer's SON,
Space not permitting the reproduction Of the
entire letter, We take the subioined extracts
and condensation Of the grateful fathers ems
tie:
I'm February, 1873, l discovered that my
son, o young man of twenty Year,, had that
terrible disease known as Bright's disease OF
the kidneys .
1.-THE physician last employed had given him
up, saying that he could not do anything fur.
ther: that the disease was rapidly sapping
hls life, and he would soon reach the tend
We took him home, bloated from the tin OF
bis toe to the top OF his head, the dropsical
accumulation weighing nearly forty pounds,
| was now in despair Of his recovery, and was
compelled with heartache to see him drifting
rapidly toward the grave.
The disease progressed until the victim
was seised with commissions on the day OF the
arrival OF the first ten gallons OF the healing
water" Mr.. N. continues: 1.-THE day after
the %convulsionS we commenced to give him
Bethesda Water. His thirst was extreme, and
the greatest care had to be exercised 10 keep
him from drinking too much. But from the
nouf that we commenced giving Bethesda he
began TO mend. Nearly two kegs Of Bethesda
were used before we dared to let him travel,
and we sent him to Waukesha." After stat.
Ing that his sons disease is passing entirely
away, the reverend gentleman thus concludes:
His cure by Bethesda Water seems to me
little less than miraculous. To his parents he
isltke one sent back from the grave And Il.
human beings ever had cause for thankful.
ness, we feel that we have abundant cause in
the recovery Of our son; and our hearts decp-
est thanks ascend TO God every cay for the
great good, wrought for us throngh the use Of
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING. 81.
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa. |
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRlCE-5O cents per gallon, "a per quarter
barrel, IS per half.barrel. SIS per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST 4 Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Water in Wheeling.
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NOCAL INSTRUCTION..

MIS- ANNIE N. slIEIB bCgt leave to announce
t4l ,hr will resume her training VI the voice, on the
,Hb u sEPTkMBElL, NJ her rooms, lll2 Main street
In liliuun 10 private lessons, Bhc has arranged Tor
rl0 ,Nns, In clapca Of two or thTGeOn the C0n9cr-
air., plan, and will also form 4 Chorus ClaI on Sat
r,y ~i.eru0ns ~ . b'civcka IN. III jzg4,Es
Tailnu particulars will he found IN circulars
,bEb may be- hid at ShOlh's Music Store, under
Washington Hail, OF ut her OOInS, lll9 NAin street.
sulr f..N#NH 3H# CSC Hr".F|H =
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badly poor lppetlie apd tongue coated, you are suffer.
Ing iFelai tbrpld liver, Or"blliOuGnCs,m and nsrhlng
W cure you 20 Speetilyan and permanently as u lake
SIMON, LlvER REGULATOR on MEDICINE
The Cheapest, pIfeat -
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Allegheny Cattle

East LnEaTY, September a-0ArTll-
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Nasty.
Toledo Blade.

[Mr. Nasty sends US this very short
note, which must be accepted in lieu Of
his regular lucubrations. 1t is very short,
but is much to the point:l
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lSad BREATH
soihingt So.unpleaAabt, nothing % common a,
bad breath. and In nc rly every CASE Il cOinCS from
Inc At9mach, and can be s. easily corrected II you viii
take sltpnlOnT Liver Regulator. Do not neglect 70
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improve your APpetite, Complexion and General
eesS Dntagg Pilesl eit
How many suffer tOrtuo day after day, making liz
= burden and r0bblng existence Of all pleasure, owing
obne handot almost any one who will use GyBtsinaI.
calty the remedy that has permanently cured thou.
AandL SIMMONS LIvKR REGULATOR, 10 no drastic
violent purge but a gentle assistant 10 nature.
constipation!
SHOULD not DO regarded as a triaIug.-
Ailtnent-in fact, nature demands the ut
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deviation from this demand p4vcs the way
often TO serious dInger. II Is quite a
neceH1ry TO remove Impure aceumulA
lions from the bowels rs II 10 IN eat or
-4 beep, AMI no health en- bs expected
where 4 costlVe habit OF body prevails.
sick EeAdachet
Thlg distressing aHiIetIon occurs most frequently.
The disturbance Of the stomach, arising from the I'M
perfectly diSetted contents, caIse' 4 severe pain In
the head, accompanied With dISaErecable nausea aud
2 ta.s s09S!l'atss what 4 Peculiarly EnOVnn' 'iek
ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE,
MANUFACTURED ny
J. H. zEILIN & co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Price sl.OO. Sold by all Druggists
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