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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-10-21
And [ will, on
SHERIFF"S SALE,

BY virtue and authority of IA special eX
ecution issued from the Office of the clerk
of the circuit court of Iron county, Mis-
souri,, and to me, the undersigned sheriff.
delivered. in favor of the State OF Missou-
ri. at the relation and to the use of James
Buford, collector OF the revenue OF Iron
county. Missouri, plaintiff, and against
Henry Baker. Connare G. Bruce and all
unknown interested parties, defendants,
bearing date Sept. "a 1850. and returnable
TO the October term. 1880, there of, have
levied it unon and seized the following de-
scribed real estate and property. living and
being in Iron county. Mo-. as the proper
ty of the above named defendant, and
described as follows. to wit:
The east half Of the SOuthwekt quarter.
and the south half of the northwest quar-
ter of section 2l; and the south half of
the northwest quarter. and the northeast
quarter of the northwest quarter. and the
southwest Guartor of the northeast quar-
ter. Of section 2S-all In township 30,
range east:
And | will, on
Friday, October Goth 1850.
at the east front door of the courthouse,
in the city of IrOnton. Iron county, Mo.
between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ. and
D clock P. NJ. of that day. and during the
session of the circuit court. sell. at public
vendue all the right. title. claim. estate and
property of the said defendants. of. in and
TO the above described real estate and
property for cash in hand TO the highest
bidder, to satisfy said execution and costs.
JAS. BUFORD. Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue and authority of special ex-
ecution issued from the Office OF t clerk
Of the circuit court Of Iron county. Mis-
souri,. and to me. the undersigned sheriff.
delivered, in favor of the State of Missou-
ri, at the relation and to the nse of, James
BufOrd, collector of the revenue for Iron
county. Missouri. plaintiff, and against
John G.Popp and all unknown interested
parties, defendants,
bearing date SeDtember 24th, 1880, and
returnable to the October term, 1880,
thereof. have levied it upon and seized
the following described real estate and
property. lying and being in Iron county.
Missouri, as the property Of said defend
ants and described as follows. to wit:
The east half of the southeast quarter of
section 81: the west half southwest quar-
ter. and the west half of northwest quar-
ter of section %, township 35, range ]
west;
And | will on
Thursday, October 2Sth, 1880,
at the east front door of the courthouse. :.
in the city of Ironton. Iron county, Mis-
souri,. between the hours Of9 O'Clock A.
NJ. and . O'Clock p. NJ. OF that day. and
during the session of the circuit cOnrt,
sell. at public vendue, all the right. title,
claim, estate and property Of the said de-
PENDANTS. of. i'm and to the above de-
Scribed real estate aud property, for cash
in hand. to the highest bidder, to satisfy
said execution and costs.
JAS. BUFORD. Sheriff.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-10-21

From letters received at the Demo-
cratic National Headquarters in New
York city, it appears the Democrats OF
New York and adjoining States, so far
from being discouraged at the result OF
Tuesdays elections, are nerved up to
more determined effort. The defeat in
Indiana is attributed to the unlimited
use of money, and in November, when
the whole North has to be attended to,
this potent influence cannot be welded
with so great an effect. Surrogate Par
ker, of Ulster county, New York, says
the news has only made the Democrats
of his county working mad" Senator
Randolph, of New Jersey, says emphat-
ically his State is not affected, and a
Democratic majority is assured. Chair
man Barnum says his latest advises
assure him that Connecticut's six votes
are safe for Hancock. The Democratic
managers say they are delighted and
surprised at the hopefulness of the rank
and file of the party that that there is
not a possibility of defeat in New
York.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-10-21
SHERlFF'S SALE.

BY virtue and authority of a special ex-
ion issued fr IN the office of the .lerk OF
the circuit court of Iron county, Missouri, and
me, the undersisn sheriff, delivered, in
favor OF I'll. ate OF Missouri. at the relation
aud to ihr use nf james Butord, coll. ctor of
the revenue OF Ion county, No., plaintiff, and
against Alexaude: H. Wing, Louis Kuntz
and all unknown interested narrt.s, de TEND
ants barring date September q 1850, and re-
turuable TO the October term, 1880. thereof.
have levied it Ion and seized the follow
ing described real estate and property, lying
and being in Iron county, Missouri ss the
prop rty of said defendants, and described
as fol ows. to wit:
Lot 8 OF the northwest quarter and lot of the
northeast quarter of section 2, township g. range
. west; tot of the northeast quarter and lot OF
the northwest quarter and east half of lot of the
northwest quarter OF section ;, township 81, range
2 west;
And will. on
Thursday, November 4th, 1880,
at thu east front door of the courthouse in the
c;Fy Of ontou, Iron county Mo-, between the
hours OF o. lock A. NJ. and 5 O'Clock P. NJ. of
haf day, and during the session of the circuit
court, sell at public vendue all the right, title,
clatm. estate and property of the said defend
ante, of. in aud to the above described real
estate and property, for cash in hand, 10 the
highest bidder, to satisfy said execution and
costs. JAS. BuFORD, Sheriff.
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Garfield bids high for the suppo

Garfield bids high for the support
oe "business men" and yet he shame
lessIy insults every honest man of bus
mess hy glorifying his own corruption.
The most scandalous incident II the
whole campaign WAS Garti Ids rccep-
ton of a Republican club which came
to congratulate him upon the Ohio
election, every man OF them gearing
329 badges.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-10-21
NUMBER Id.

Anne rican industries, viii suggest tariff meas
ures that win relieve nc of anv crudities and
inconsistencies existing in our present laws
and cor firm to us system which viii be judi
cious, just, harmonious and inc dentaliy pro-
tecsive as well as stable In its effects.
am very truly yours,
fSignedl w. g. HANCOCK.
Hon. THEo. F. RANDOLPH Morristown, " J.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereb gwen to all creditors and
others intrreste in the estate of Henry p
Russell, deceased. that We. Mary A kusssn
aud Mary L ". RGsscll admnisiratricrs o.
said estate intend to maxi final settlement
ths re Il at the next term of the Probate Court
Of Iron county. No, to be begun and held at
: he courthouse in Ir"ntan. Oh the l T. day of
November, 1880. MARY A RUSSELL.
MARY r W.RUSSELL,
oci1nl2 ADMINISTRATORS.
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IRONTON. MO. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 81, $780,

In addition to slandering Hancock in
his late interview with Fowler, General
Grant did not tell the truth when he
said that the one vote received in the
Democratic National Convention in
1864 had turned the head of the Penn
sylvania soldier. The records of the
convention showthat he was not voted
for at all.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-10-21

It is sad to be told that the loyal and
negro-lOving officials of the Republican
city of Philadelphia are opposed to ne
groes in the public schOols. May We
pause to inquire:' WAS the war u fail
urpoD
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-10-21

Governor Mcclellan addressed the
Democracy of Trenton, n. j., last Fri
day, and in referring to the "three or
four skirnishes" that had been recent
Iy made, said "the success should he
balanced with the repulses." He sees
no cause for discoura cement"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-10-21
Gen. lIaucack and the Tariff.

| New YORK. Oct. 15.-The following CORE
spondenc. is made public Tonight:
| MoRRIsTowN, Oct IL, 1880.
Ny DEAR GESEEAL-My attention is called
to-day TO an interview or reported interview
had with YOU 10y oerso representing the Pat
erson Guardian OF this State As l read he re-
port it seems to me YOU were very mper ectly
understood or very indifferently reported. i
came to this conclusion because of my knowl-
edge of your views upon the tariff question.
The report does you Injustice. The suhj ct
is one which our manufacturing friends are
verv solcitious about and very properly.
regret that your views upon the tariff ques-
ton. as understand them to be, had not found
fuller expression In your letter OF acceptance,
and If the nisrepres-niations of your tariff
views continue, would it not be wise and just
t. t AXE some oc asion to put yourse right.
Very truly yours,
ISgneil THEo. 4. RANDOLPH.
To Gen. w. S HANCOCK, Governors Island.
GOVERNORS ISLAND, October IL.
Mr. DEAR GOVERNOR | have received your
favor OF the l1th inst 10 my letter OF accept
ance xpre,sed my full sympathy with our
American Industries. thou. ht spoke claim
" enough to satisfy our Jersey friends regard
ing tai ff views. I am too .und an American
O advocate any departure from tue general
features OF policy that has been largely in
stramenial in hui d ng up our industries and
ker plug Americans from the competitions of
the underpaId labor of EuroJe. II we intend
to remain honest and pay the publ: debt as
good people OF all parties do, and f We mean /
TO administer the functions OF government, /
b. n we must raise revenue I'm some way or 1
other. WITH a united and harmonious coun-
t We snail certainly N time pay off the pub
lie dent, but the necessity OF raising money
for the administration OF the government will
as long as human nature lasts; and
al parties agree that the best way Tor US To
-aise revenue is largely by ,he tariff. SO far as
We are Concerned, therefore, sll talk about free
ra,ie i folly. But he tariff quespon will
probably be trested with justice 10 all ouT in
erests aEd teorl. ty some such bill as Eaton's.
believe ia I a commission of intelligent ex-
,er,s, repres=nting both the Government and
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FRANZ DINGER,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.

Real Estate Agent.
Fire Insurance Companies OF New York.
and the Etna Insurance Company.
OFFICE--One door mort h Of the Ironton House
IRONI()N. MO.
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SIfERIFFS SALE

BY virtue and authority of special eX =
ecution issued from the office of the clerk
of the circuit court OF Iron county. Mis-
sOuri. and to me. the undersigned sheriff
delivered. i'm favor of the State of Missou-
ri, at the relation and to the use of James
BufOrd. collector of the revenue for Iron
county. Missouri, plaintiff. and against
Fl. Murphy and all unknown
interested partie'. defendants. bear
Ins date September 2itn. 1880, and
1880, thereof. l have levied it Upon
and seized the following described real
estate and property, lying and being in
iron county, Mo-. as the property of the
above named defendants, and described
as follows, to wit:
The southeast quarter and the west
half of lot | of northeast quarter. and
the east half of lot of the northweS:
quarter and the southeast quarter of The
southwest quarter of section >: and the
northeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter Of section Sail intownship 81, range
) east;
And [ will, on
Friday. October Goth, 1850,
at the east front door of the courthouse,
i'm the city OF lronton. iron county, Mo.
between the hours Of 8 o. clock A. NJ. and
3 O'ripck r. il s0f that day. and during the
session OF the circuit court. sell. at public
vendue, ali the right. title. claim, estate
and property of the said defendants. Of
in a..d to the above described real estate
and property. for cash in hand. to the
highest bidder. TO satisfy said execution
and costs. JAS. BuFORD, Sheriff.
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'sSir," said L, 'Or NJ tdame truly
Pea, forgivingls iucline;
Bnt the fact is 1 was nspning.
And so gently you came rappiDg,
And so faulty you came tapping,
Tapping at my door OF pine
That l scarce was sure beard you''-
Here o Ell that door of pine
"No one, and no sin of mine"
Back into the chamber turning,
AHny soul within me burning,
Soon again heard piping,
Lpfli CROUCH to be a sign.
''SWely," said 1, surely that is
So1ethin. at my window lattice;
Let ine see what tdersai is,
Aef this mystery divine,
%For i! is no sin of mine"
Oleii here fun tn shutter.
Wucn, with many a fl rt and fiutter,
In ther step ed b. nations eagle,
In his eyes u lu;i .hine;
N q the least o5eisanc made he:
MOI II mute stoppel or st yed he;
But with mien o lord o. lady,
Psrca-d above ms door of pine
Perched upog a buNt Of OALes Ames
Just above my door Af pine
Like some dead y sin of mine.
Then this ancient bird esuilinz
Nv sad fancy into smiling,
BIZ ihe grave and stern decorum
o: its attituis supine:
.sHysa.sa .Sy mien be bold and regal,
14lou." I4.ia, sscarst'hl 10 eagls
Bound upor an errand legal,
Wan der n. to this doc of mine.
Tell me What by l'rdy name is,
Wny thou seek'st this door Of mine ~
Quo. h the eagle three two nine!"
Then methought the air grew denser,
Per umed from an unseen crnser,
STung bv seraphim whose breathing
Seemed 70 chill and freeze my spine.
"Wre,ch," cried, "my !iod hath lent me-
By his angels he has sent me
Respite, respite AMI nepenthe,
From that drea lful sin Of mine:
Quaff oh, on Fl this kind nepenthe,
Aud for.et this sin o. miue.''
Qloth The eagle, ''thre. two nine!"
"Proph.t." sa l, ''hiny OF evil
Prophet still, il bird or DEVIL
WGeth.r tenpter sent, or whether
Cam'st .hou here without design.
DesCltte. yet all 4ndaunted,
On this desert land enchtrterl-
One this home by horror haunJed-
Truly tell in thy sad whine:
Is there balm in ol ! Ohio!
Truly tell i'll thy sad whne."
Gao h the ea.le, "three two nine !"
sProphet," sail /, "bing O. evil
Prophet still, if bird or devil.
Hv The heaven that Lends above us
Ey all omeus that combine
Tell me lis o'e thiu essential,
1fIt ever may be, when shall
/ via ho,ors Presidential,
For which so wildl, pine.
Shall l win those Presi lent al
Honors, f,,r winch l now pine."
Quosh he ea@le, ''three two nine"
''Be mai word our si.rn OF parting,
Hat fl bird" | shrieked, upstarting--
'Get thee back into The temresf,
Leave me wi h my tears of brine!
DfoD no dark plume as a token
or the lies my soul hath spoSen;
Leave nv loneliness unbrok'ni
Can nauz mt blot this n of mi 2e!
Say il in the dim hereafter
L.. don waits a heavens shrin 10
Q1oth the eagle, Three two n.ne"'
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An old physician, retired iron prsc-
tice, having had pltced in his hanos
by an E st India missionary the formuls
OF q simple vegetable remedy for the
SPEEDY and permanent cure for Con.
sumption. B -onchitie, Oafarrn. Asthms,
Q I'd all Throat and Luog Affection,
slao Q positive end radical cure ia,
Nervous Debility and all Nervoa Cam-
plsints. a'tsr haYink tested its wonder.
ful curative powers In thousands OF
cases, has felt !, bic duty 70 make
Known to bis rtff ring fellows. Ac,u
.,ed by th;s mo we and Q desire to re-
lieve human spf ring. / will send free
Il charge ia ell who desire 1t, this re
o-ipt, IN German, French or Eaglisb,
win full directions fog preparing snn
using. 6ns By malt By addressing
z,th stamp. painting this pHper. W W
SHsRAR ia9 Powers Block Rochsstsr
Neio York ocl6 seoNl3s
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THESE RsTAr L1saMrN Ts
Th.I . ...,v. s.l..ot .r.iu,

Saturday b at II O'Clock the sharp
report OF pIstn. rang OFT upoh thu
ar over in North Austin on Chest.
out street near Tnnity. 10 q few
moments ~ o'her report vas beard and
the den rs Lying in the ne,ghbor.
hand rushed cat in time TO see one Mr..
II .nry D own vhh pistol in hand and
col, re,i Ine.v 'u.l som d t.nce Of
max pg traf ks with all bis speed to .
olace Of salty. There are two rep"rts
nut regarding the causes that led {.
she shouting. OIe Is that the negro
hay approached the resideoee o.
B own's N 'ther ard used abusive Ian
suSge ~ h's mother aud sister, where.
uuon B own ordered him { #, and be
rrfu ing to 60, pistol by way Of .
persuadef Sss br, yht into pl,y.
Another rpnr', q I'll &c crsditabl.
IS he ahHve ~ to Le = q &C thss tn
oeero struck 3 owns dog with ros K,
Sod u-ed some threatening lsngusg
,bout killing him. Blown heard him
aud entered The house, and, procuring
ps oil, fred At the negro twicr
Brown 81 oscs came in aud gave him
elf up. aud vas placed under bond.
.CumpIain " also % <de against th.
neg.o for using lou : aud abusive Ian
susge, calculated TO provoke 9 breach
& the prsc', bat no TO 5 O'Clock ye :
erday evening he had nst been ar.
rested.
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Win You Believe ~

WoMAN's Bhsr FRIEND TO relieve
the acuIug heart of WON IN, and bring
joy where eorrnw reigned supreme, 10
m'ssion before which the smiles OF
k uRs dwindle in'o utter insignif.ance.
The lie the peculiar province of Brad.
q d. F male r 60 OF. which, from
tts nuinberleas cures, Is appropriate
~ styled "Woman's B sc Friend"
The distressing complaint known. ss
whites." and sari, d. irrt gulsrities OF
the womb. e. which WON 20 Is suhj CT.
disappear ke mage before this won.
dertui C. mPound. Poysicisns prescribe
IL.
NEAR MARIETTA, Ga. March Ell, 1879,
8 the months 400 bought bvttle
Of B'sdh -li's r m o R-gu seor, and
u.s. d 1t in my family with the u'most
s.tlsfnctioL. hsve recomm -nded II
t'three families, and they have founo
t. to be ji~t what is claimed. The f..
males who have used the r gulator are
now in perfect health, and able 70 III.
tend TO their honarhn,d du.iee
Rev 81 B JoHHeoE
Dr. j B'sd6 ia, Pop A I.nts, Ga.
Pr $l.60 per bnttIe. y id OF al
D n kl-is and Dr.. J. ] Tobin and o
Sanostz, wholesale aeen'e.
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II cam o os II 'rdsd, &c would not
pay after 50 much labor and capital has
isen expended % build up his medi-
c'ne tn sl,o~ tito deprecsate. 7, q car
axe 9 mnons' Liver Regulator " To
perfect faith, - il is ns te By NJ nc .
sen,ursrs who pick No the business by
cnnclciing medicines. bar By educated.
practical drusgis q who have made the
udy of medicine and its compounds q
Isbir Of lifetime. The care, precis
loo, nestness and perfection exhibited
bS the very appearance Of s mmons'
L yer R:Eu'ator proves that It 10 the
ret prepared med,cine 10 the market.
sod J. q. z I'm d O.. fuilv carry on,
thsir motto: R1rIssiaaet 0ptizs lpar.
eft and be- J.
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For SALE BIT AL DEALRss.
Telegraphic News.
DOM rStlC.

MENTOR, olio, July 10 -Geners'
CARTE mas forwarded TO Sens'or
Haar, Of Mas acbu-etea, the follow ny
letter of acceptance of the nom nsti.n
rendered him By the republican ns.
tional conyent,on.
MENTOR O,in. JIly 10
Dear Sir o, the evening of the 9th
NJ JIue hast had the honor to recelv-
from you in the presence of the COM
mittee of which vcu we're Chairman
sbe eli :ial ANNOUNCEMENT that the R..
publican national convention ct G u.
csgo had that 6sF Donins'ed me far
their candidate for president of ,h.
Unitei States. I acctpt the nnmins
g.. n With gratitude for the cobfirDc+
tt implies and " tn deem sense Of re-
soons brity it imposes. / cordially en-
dorse the primo Piles set forth in
the pla form edop'ed nv the cnpven
ton In nearly every sui Ct Of which
it tTe 6. Nv op'nione are on record
among the Iu1lished preceding. OF
Congress. ! venture, however, 10 a
eOcclal mention Of come Of the prin-
9 psi triples which are likely "a becnBe
90 ] csof discussion, and ihat withou
rev ewing con'roversirs which hay
been Ht led during the hat 90 years,
aud with 40 purpose or wish &, reviv
he passions of the ieie var Il shoulo
b. said that while the r pub icart
fuIly recogB 3, and will strsnuous'y
defend all rights retained by
rhs peope and all the riPh's
reserv d % the states, &hey C,
the pernicio1s doctripe of state supre-
m-ey which 81 long Iirp'ed the fune.
rions of the national R"verr ment and
ct one time brought the Union very
near 10 destruction. They insist thai
tie Uoited States ie Q nation vi h
-mp'e power Of self.preservatinn, thai
It's Contribution and i.Ws made N p"F.
suance thereof are the sup tme laws
Of the land, that the right ~ the ns-
rion 10 detrrmine the meth d BY which
t. own Legislature shall Be cre4ied
cannot surrender without sbrog1iiDR
one Of the iuodamrnssl principles Of
the goYernm. ut that The nsiicn.l lay
relating 10 tho ell orion of r publs
cans in Congress shall neither b. vie
lated or evaded, that every eiecfnr
hall be permitted fully and w'thou
mt nid.t" n To cast bis lawful ballot
Il such election and hsse u hnpeeiis
countsd, and that the pofe cy OF hi'
vote shall not be destroyed es trsudu.
ieot Vote Of any o. her persnn- The bet
thoughts and enrrgies OF our people
should be dirc'rd 20 these great
% s.,ous Of the Dstina.l sseii, being.
"a wh ca all have ermmnn lnftrpsf.
Sueh I'll gts will snna ret 90 price
pace 20 those Who were. lefely IN
.rns Against each Other. Tor ~
tee and eSoi will will oafIz.f
p.saon. boz is b crrtsin ihss the
sounds eanDot be cnnDicseiy healed,
End that the spirit Of hrneh.rhooo
cnanos fuIly PRIV de The uho'e G ua'ry
nnfil sesFy cis 81. Eeh aLd pnoF.
shits ed alsrk. Il seczss IN The IRE
- tuli - j, usns q thia. sn1 4 this
= - sps1rsns tisea.iset - FfeFNi
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Csrner 2 cau ana 3 y +. nrrsts


THURSDAY q q. ,ues received
telegram II m ) rgt Care hers stating
that s rgt S ker, four On. and b "a
&C It uck the band q fur rohb-rs
who hsve been dePredating near Fsrt
D Wis. They Resisted c rest and q
dsht ensu,d,,n whichP v4te 3 ughazn
9.s killed, and Pdv.te Cars0n's horse
vas wounded. J ssie Graham. enc 9th.
deepersdoes, was k,I ed. a. 10 cup
plsed to be the man who mmit cd
TIE murder be Rouud r ,ck curing The
@ lcis'mss holide7s. The other three
desDersdOes were cap-urei and lodged
in Il at Fort D vie. Among thnae
CAP cred is Jesse Evans one of thu
N 'st notorious hiehwaynen probably
Low LIVING II. operssed 10 Colorado
and New Mexico, ano was known By
all as br vs, daring FdIbbes, who de
ded the 81 ,ers end tax pos. ssinn
whole towns when it saIted his pa .
pose. This was his 6rst trip INTO T Kas.
ant to De gobhiea up by G.n J,n.b'
mer, has no doubt dIsgusred b On " t.
z KS 10 genera, and tue alert, vide
swake Texas rengers in pa Giculsr.
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CHRONIC L 'seness Of the B ,weis re-
su's r,om ,mpprfect digeetion, end this
sta'n from etomach,c irregularities and
interrup ions. The Cause lies 10 the
torpiduy of the l. yer, and the cure is,
axe 8 mmoIs' L yer Regulator TO al I
digestlon. 10 stimulate the dull and
lusgish L yer and to regulate the
bowels.
'Por twenty months was sfn 'c'ed
Wit D ARR O.. M Noes o. physicians
prescribing for me missed nay Case
their medicine, INST = aatTiDgenr, az.
grs7ating nv condition. I was advis. d
tn use the s nmnne L Yer Regulator
This medicine soon indIcased the proper
dlaanosis-sn impure matter, secretso
from q dis rdered L yer, and, coursiug
the passage of the boweiI, irr,ee ed and
Inhsmed TO diseased condition. In q
few weeks the medicine Corrected il
I was restored to perfect health and
have renamed 30 over two yeare, q"
symptoms having returned. IL it IN
nv family as spec. fc for all disorders
originating In d sord+red L yer.
JAMES @. TIsoN B cd ~ Texas.