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Isastrop.
Special TO the Herald.

special 10 the Herald,
BAsrRop, October 2O.-Hon. q. W. Jones,
independent candidate for governor, len
to-day for Burnet to speak there ,o.mos.
row.
Mr.. +. T.. NJ. Robinson, OF Round Rock.
was married Wednesday at HIPS Prairie.
Bastrop county. to Miss Lizzie Hubbard, a
popular and amiable young lady, Rev. J.
ciating.
In the district court to-day, in the case of
G. w. Jones VS.. w. ]. Harris, Judgment
was rendered for plaintiff for $3.50.
Deputy Sheriff Bell returned today from
Sherman, having in charge Tom Pearson.
charged with killing negro named Wilkes
Franklin in this county, In 1873.
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Special to the Herald.
FORT WoRru, October aO,--Mr. W. H..
hrooSer, indcI endent candidate arainst
Colonel w. Il. Shannon for the state sen.
ate from this district, composed Of the
counties OF rarrant, Wise, Jack and Pa,le,
made short conversational speech a. n a
courthouse tonight. lie and Colonel
onahhon are canvassing the district to.
gether, ont from some cause Colonel Shan.
non dld not arrive, The speaker derenrr,d
conventions, spoke Of the three capito,s M
pnt up Jobs, spoke Of the school lands ss
belhg squandercd, spoke OF fiat money. saw.
,hg everything was hat, quoted from soma
independent papers 10 prove his ros,,ion
said no was from Georgia and hnd bern
here six years, had served In the Coni,i'
crate army and wanted the people 10 vols
Tor him, Mr.. Chambers followed win
some, very sensible talk on comfy roads
Judge Ireland is here and will tackle tho
opposition tomorrow at the court.honse al
II o'clock. ''''''o"se "
lotion is coming in freely.
Trade is slack to day.
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man mar asked anesro how far il was 10 Waco,
rn ne heSro replied he did not know. The
,SSsSu ,S,a "a .nen asked him how much il cost in
this country 10 kill niger, al the same
ume drawing a seli.cockine revolver. The
negro grasped the pistol, and held ile
muz1le pointed towards the rough until the
rescue. " 'e
Yesterday at Harrison Station n youne
man named Burnett Shelton fell from n
pecan tree and was killed.
senator John sherman, Of Ohio, pa,seJ
through Waco TO day en- route 10 Lare,,o'
senator Coke joined him here. Their ulti.
inate destination is not known.
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Tyler.
Special to the Herald,

Special to the Herald.
TYLER. October 2O--supreme Cent
Veal OF al. vs.. Fortson and wife, from An.
derson county affirmed. s. T. railway
vs. oponnell, from Bowie county; sub
mitted. Hicks vs.. Norris, from Morris
county; submitted. State ex rel. Horace
Ware Vs. Jefferson Iron company; from Ma
rlon county; submitted. Wise VA. Old Irom
Marion county; submitted Wright va
hetner ct al, from Morris county. mb.
mitted. Bonn VS.. Jefferson Iron company
rom Marion county; submitted. Hedges
county; submitted. Peters ys. Clements.
irom Cass county. submitted. Nash vs.
Johnson, from Marion county; submitted
Clay vs. heirs OF Clay, from Washington
county; submission set aside and record
corrected and cause again referred 10 com.
missionersof appeals. Thomas VS.. Thoma,
from Marion county; certificate Dismissed
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Waco.
special TO tho Herald.

special TO tho Herald.
Waco, October o.-This mt rning at Nc.
Gregor $. J. Houghton, commercial tray.
eler for W. d. Cleveland, Of Houston,
dropped his pistol on the platform, when Il
was discharged, the ball entering Hough.
toni leg above the ankle and coming out
near the knee. The wounded man was
brought to this city and was doing well this
evening.
On the Narrow Gauge a drunken white
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1t Is Not a Corner!

lHE finest and most extensive Of kind devoted solely
10 the sale of Mems and Boys Clothing in Dallas
Our reputation for handling only irst-cass and strictly
ehabe goods doubtless well known majority of those
VINO will visit Dallas during the coming week. and anticipating
aarge demand for clothing have made ample preparations
way Of an enormous stock embracing all grades prices
and abcs and have added largely force of saesmen
SO that all may receive careful attention.
Every purchased house is guaranteed to
pe the latest style and just represented in every respect
IN all cases when any dissatisfaction the purchase money
cheerfully returned.
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Commercial aud Financial.

NEW ioR1, October 2o.-Thc stock mar.
ket opened irregular, bu, In the main a
fraction lower than yesterdays close,
while Richmond & Danville was per cent.
lower. During tho first hour of business
the market had been very irregular, but
changes were unimportant. except for
Wabash preferred, which fell oil l, and I'm.
ion Pacific !, while Richmond 4 Danvillc
sold up at !. At II o'clock there was a
general fractional recovery.
FUTURES.
NEw YoRK. October 0.--The Posts cot.
ton market report says Future deliveries
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NIcGregor.
Special TO the Herald,


McGREGon, October 20,-This morning s.
J. Houghton, Of Houston, on business fol
W. d, Cleveland X Co., being late for the
south.bound train, then about TO leave
rushed into the telegraph office and
snatched up his pistol, navy size, which he
had left In the ofiice for safe keeping, and
moved rapidly for the train. Before he
had reached the oil CO door,his pistol dropped
out of the holster, falling upon the floor
aud discharging, the cartridge.from which
struck the unfortunate man in the leit ankle
and ranging upwards lodged near the
knee joint, from which II was extracted by
Drs, Burnham and Burger. The wounded
man received prompt and ample attention
and lett on the east bound train for Waco
The wound is considered painful but moi
dangerous.
Trains will commence running TO Gates
vile tomorrow over the Texas K st. Louis
road
Cotton is coming in very rapidly and
business seems TO be increasing. House,
are being erected rapidly.
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Barnet.
Special to tho Herald.

BuhSrr, October @.-The greenbaok
barbecue was held here to-day in the court.
house yard. There wasla good attendance.
Jones and Davis were expected to be here,
but failed to come. Colonel Trigg addressed
the crowd, and at the conclusion Of his
speech Judge Terrell was called upon TO re-
ply Judge Terrell was interrupted in hi,
speech by parties claiming IL was a green.
back meeting, and the time agreed on was
consumed, Judge Terrell claimed that be
agreed on no lime and that he was called
on by the crowd TO reply, but as there was
q Misunderstanding he would leave the
platform aud finish the speech In the conf.
house at night. Judge Terrell then spoke
for some time
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Marshall.

SpccIRI To the Herald.
MARSHALL, October @,--The local lodge
OF the Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
lcolored) celebrate the 9th anniversary Of
the establishment Of their order in this cily
tomorrow at Union Park, Grand prepare.
tons are being made. Many visiting breth-
rcn have arrived, and others are expected
The Marshall Car and Foundry company
have adopted the plan Of paying iheis
hands OIL OIL every Saturday. They say itworks
content with less wages than on The old
monthly plan of paying them. The COM
pany are turning out q large quantity Of
car wheels, for which the demand il con.
tinually increasing. Work in the car
building department will be resumed next
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NV ORLEANS, October 9.-The Times.
Democrats Aberdeen, Mississippi, special
says: Our town Is In mourning for the
death OF Rev. Robert Paine, senior bisbop
OF the Methodist Episcopal church south,
who died In full possession OF his faculties
at half past O'Clock this morning, aged So.
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Abilene,
NUIIt
Special TO the Herald.

'p'Nihi w Ahc ftihiu
ABILENE, October N.-Msjor ]. II. DAY.
enport addressed large audience here last
night on national politics. His speech was
an able enunciahon Of his views, no doubt
often reported through your columns, and
was well received. The close atten.
tion OF his audience and the fre.
quent applause which greeted his re.
marks were evidences Of the high
esteem and appreciation in which the gen
tleman Is held here. The Mexican band
was present, and with their excellent music
made the occasion pleasant.
J. &. Woodson, one Of the first citizens OF
Abilene, died oftyphoid fever last night.
NJ. Gentry has commenced the erection
ofa 95Sto feet two-story addition to his
stone hotel.
A good number Of emirrants arrived here
on Tuesdays train and will scatter through
the county to engage In farming, stock rails.
ina, wool growing or mercantile pursuits.
New business and dwelling houses are be.
ing built every week, and Abilene enjoys q
prosperous business.
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Special 10 the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
HousroS, October 2O.--A large delcga.
tion Of citizens left this evening for Willow
precinct to attend the democratic barbecue
there tomorrow.
The criminal court disposed Of a few
minor cases today. II will probably ad.
jonrn for the term tomorrow.
The city council met In special session
to-day, 70 consider the matter OF bids ior
the new iron bridge over Buffalo bayou, on
Preston street. The matter was referred to
a special committee TO report Wednesday.
The cotton market closed steady and
unchanged; middling spot, l0s; sales, si7
bales receipts, 6,i7s, gross; os1. net.
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Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
San SABA, October 0.-w. II. Es,eys,
the merchant of this place who had his leg
broken while jumping from a runaway
stage ncqr Scntcrfeit, about month ago,
had his. leg ampptaied to-day above the
knee. He is very low. n
Tom Farr, On old resident of this place.
died this morning Of congestion.
A great deal Of sickness Il prevailing.
Business Of oil kinds Il very rood,
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AUSTIN, October a.-Hon. Marion Mar
tin and Hon. George T. Finlay are here.
The former declares the democratic ticket
will carry everything before IL, Mr.. Finlay
Is confident Of being elected to congress
over 0chiltree.
The following charters were filed today
The Cooperative Marriage and Birthday
Endowment association, OF Corsicana. The
tains county Co-operative association,
Patrons OF Husbandry, capital stock
$1,000.
The weather is clear aud everything looss
favorable for the fair next week.
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Our Prices ! Always Lowest
sPECIALTIEs FOR NEXT WEEK!
COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER I6YHI
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT WILL OFFER:

IS, Dolmans of Merveilleux and Rhadamcs Silk, hand
somey trimmed in Passementere and Spanish lace S.
mal value from SI2 so to $15
IS Silk Dolmans Of superior quality elegantly made and
trimmed, $40; worth SIS to SIS
81 Silk Domans, in various styles of material beautiful
goods at SI2 so; worth $40.
90 Silk Dolmans very superior articles goods that would
be considered cheap at S25 we will sell at SI5
At SIS we will offer line Of Silk Garments that YOU would
think could not be made for less than $780, and you will be
right in thinking so.
AS2o at S25 at S75o $50 and all prices up to $50
none OF which would be high for one-half more.
These Goods lot of manufacturers samples and ends
lots They were bought by much larger quantity
a" we can use at regular prices got them at little
over halt value and for next week will sell them at the
same rate to reduce the stock They all suited to the
present season. =
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NEWS By SPECIALS.

~ h@AlAkl.
Senafor John Sherman Passes Through
waco, en- Route to Laredo
He Is Joined BY Sena-
tor Coke.
aeGregor; A Commercial Traveller
Painfully Wounded by Accldeu.
tally Dropping His Pistol.
lions. Marion Martin aud Finlay In
Anstin-The latter Confident
OF Election.
A Highwayman Attempts 10 Rob Two
Grangers, Near Cleburne, With
Partial Success.
Marshall: Colored 0dd Fellows Pre-.
pairing for Grand Celebration.
Greenback Barbecue at Burnet--Accl-
dental Death at Harris station.
Wcatherford: Presbyterian Synod
ConyeneS.
Tyler: Work Of the Appellate Courts
Yesterday.
And Other Interesting Specials.
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BROTHERS
Lead the Styles
AND SET THE PRICES

For the Dry Goods Trade of Texas Our Grand Openino
Display has proved to the mutitudes who witnessed
it that no house can show more complete or
comprehensive line of anything pertain
ing to the Dry or Fancy Goods
Trade than we can.
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A young Georgia editor who
recently purchased an interest
that gave him the chair in the
sauctum ola weekly paper pre-
faces his ability, on his history
as an editor of a college paper.
That is all that is necessary to
run a paper now, and more of
the boys are seeking the road
to fortune should make it a
point to strike in that direction,
1t will keep them poor all their
lives, and poor people are what
we need. ~
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COwards, or Whati

NY. Sun.
The project OF placing the
Commissioners Of Agriculture
in the Cabinet passed the house
by I72 yeas to 7 nays. This
looks like a great victory for the
ridiculous job in question that
ia members refused to vote at
all.
An unusually large number
OF members have fallen into the
habit of lodging the vote on
bills they do not like, but against
which they are unwilling to re-
cord their names. A quorum
of the house is 147, and no
measure can pass unless that
number Of members are present
and cast their votes. The 9TH
er day on the bill for erecting a
building to accommodate Unit
ed States courts at Peoria, a
town where no United States
courts are held, the whole vote
for and against the job was one
short Of a quorum, I46 members
refused to record their names
against the log-rolling scheme
which was dragging through a
dozen similar bills. But the
ready speaker came to the res
cue ofthe bill at the last moment
by demanding that his name be
called; and this made the requis-
lite I47 votes, or just quorum,
while I46 members stood aloof
and abstained from voting.
1t was by this sort of tactics
that the absurd scheme for put
ting the Commissioner of Agri-
culture into the cabinet appears
on the surface, to have almost
silenced opposition in the
House. But where were the
ia absenteesf
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While Arizona is only a
dreary waste of sand hills and
desert in the southwestern quar-
ter OF the United States, infest-
ed by simoons, rattlesnakes,
Apaches and cowboys, a spirit of
speedy and in expensive justice
toward criminals-when caught
prevails within its confines.
Monday morning a highway
man was captured at Lawson,
tried by three free judges, found
guilty and hanged to a tree
within the brief period of an
hour, without alarming the po-
lice.
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The cable has already an
nounced that one of the leading
prizes on social subjects offered
by the late Isaac Periere had
been awarded by the Paris jury
to a Bostonian. The fortunate
competitor is Mile. Marie CAST
mir Ladreyt, a teacher in the
State Normal school at Franz
ingham, and daughter of the
late Prof. Casimir Ladreyt, a
well-known linguist and an ex-
pert in educational questions.
Mile. Ladreyt's essay is a care
full consideration of the best
methods of educating the young
from the primary school to the
finishing stages.
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Mrs. Boger's hair would not
lie fat in a bang. 1t had been
brushed back for forty years,
and refused to stay the other
way. But bangs were fashion
able in the suburb of Chicago
where she lived. and she couldn't
go without one. So she wore
a properly shaped piece of tin
over her forehead mornings to
train the hair the way it should
go. The value of the device
for the purpose intended is not
indicated in the account, but it
saved her life, for when a drunk
en- neighbor fired at her the bull
let struck the tin and glanced
off.
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No man shall ever kiss me
except my future husband" she
said as she was about leaving
the gate. Suppose 1 be your
futurea-" "Why then I'll kiss
you" she replied eagerly, and
she did. Her mother was in
formed that he had proposed,
and the old lady called on him
the next day to arrange matters
and before he knew it he was
eternally booked. 1t was a
very mean advantage, but the
bird in the hand is worth two
on a garden gate.
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Simmons Liver Regular will counteract the
effect of alcoholic poisoning. Bv its use the
torpid liver is aroused, the nerves quieted,
the gastric disturbance corrected and iLtem
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AGENTS WANTED.

Energetic and reliable agents are w4nEea
in every part Of the United States. Refer-
ences must be given A liberal commissfcn
viii be allowed Write to the Secretary d
apply at the Office of the company,
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Mathushek Pianu.
Having secured the exclusive agency a
the celebrated
MAFHUSHEK PIANOS.

/ invite those interested to see me on tEs
subject. shall in few days receive =
full stock of the different Styles square
and upright, for the inspection Of the nrI
sic loving public. THE MATHUSHHK
PIANOS are constructed on new and pat
ented principles, increasing their rOlun1e
and briliancy of sound. Their remarAa>
bic durability, as well as their standing b
tone are the cause of their extraordinary
popularity. While other pianos lose thsis
beauty of tone after few years use.
THE MATHUSHEK PLANO
actually improves by age Ike violin
Prices within The reach Of every purse
Full satisfaction guaranteed. Sold en- ess2
terms. am likewise expecting an invoice
Of ORGANS Of the most celebrated maxi
ers, which shall offer at exceptional low
prices on easy terms.
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Children suffering with collie soon cNpe-
rience relief when simmons Liver Regulator
is administered according to the directions.
Adults as well'as children derive great bene-
fit FINN fhfS me,lirina
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ChiIls and Fever.

There is no need of suffering any longer
with chills and fever-SimmOns Liver ReSu-
lator soon breaks the chills and carries the
fever out of the system. Ii cures when all 9TH
er remedies fail
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Yellow Fever.
Collie.

The Regulator has proven its great value as
4 remedial agent during the prevalence of
that terrible scourye. Simmons Liver Regu-
lator never fails to do all that claimed for It.
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Piles
Alcoholic Poisoning.

Reliefis ut hand for those who suffer day
after day with Piles. simmons Liver Regu-
lator has cured hundreds, and It will cure
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lR RIITTey nIsPENSARY HARRIS REMEDY cO., Q E:s

mtg Chsaaiss and te1s frVpN .
ksi u * IS /: PR0f. HARRlS PESTals REMEDY
Efl HH TsanF Eea snd ssAsss vAs salsr
L.. /, ~ non scrrsus md PAytis.l Dshn-
u ity, PreDatars Exhanatoa nn4
n - tAeir many aleony eon.~qvroose
NA-l-----s-ar are quieAy An1 r.aioaly Sarrd.
The Remedy Put W IN boxss. No uasting c1ihl "a
No tenoash eest une IN - IA
lsnx thrpe month.l e. Sent BY mall IN plain srs1psrs
Dlnsetion. for Usag Aecoapsay each Ben. PAIAt ass
hing this disease and mode % cure sent salc ppnsso
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under the Laws Of Louinss
HpFFIcERS

La. n; bal Bank, Depository En5Ca>
Canal Bank, Depository Sinking Fantn
N. o. National Bank, Depository GeR-
eral Fund.
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DVSpepSia.
CAUTION

This medicine will positively cure You of
this terrible disease. It is no vain boast, but
we assert emphatically what we know to be
true, Simmons Liver Regulator will cure YOU
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Connections.

AT GALVESTON vita Mallory Line a
steamers for Key West and Few ro1A
with Morgan Line steamers fof Nsw O.
leans, lndianola, Brownsville, CsFe<s
Christi, and Vera Cruz, MeIics. en&
steamers for all parts Of the world.
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DIRECTORS.

Hon. R. NJ. Lusher, Ex-state Supt Puh
Education, La
Charles II. Disque, Merchant.
VIM. C Harrison, NJ. D., Merchant.
G. T. Lathrop, Merchant.
81 Hill, DR.. 7. S. Dabney, H. A. Hne
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At Angola with !. & C. N.RRMCa-
lumbia and Towns in Bsaxosia cponss.

At ROSENBERG with G., H. q s. a.
Ry. lSnnset Route) for Columbus, Va,
mar, Harwood, Luling, San A1tuslA
Laredo, Uvalde and Western Tcxu ed
Mexico; also for Houston and Seas ~
Crescent Route for Beaumont, Oanke
Lake Charles, the Teche Counny, NcN
Orleans AID all points in the SousA-WlA
North and East, with New York, Tex
& Mexican R'y for Wharton, Nrsla
and stations on that Inc.
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As there are uumbero OF limitations offered
TO the public, W. would caution the csmrru-
nifty to buy no Simmons Liver Regulator or
Medicine unless in our engraved wrapper,
with Red u trade mark. stamp and sigma
ture unbroksn. None other genuine.
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At TEMPLE with Missouri Paciss Ry@
Waco.
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They relieve the engorxed Lfver,
rnors, and caune the bowels 10 act natu-
rlny,wfthoutWhichn no onecan feeIweIl.
Try this remedy fairly. and you will
gain y healthy Digestion, vigorous
Body, Pure Blood, Strong Nerves. and
Price. IS Cta. once, Is Murray Sc, ny.
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At BRENNAN with the H. q 7. C n,
(western Branch) for Hampstead. EkR
better, Giddings, McDade and Ausdz
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At MORGAN with T. C. Ry. for wSsA
Ross, Hico, Iredell, Cisco and an pciEls
on that line.
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and Fever,

E-RTvAL. q Planter. at Bayou Sara, La, says:
Ny plantation is In o uaiarial district For
several years could not mike halfa crop On
account OF bilious diseases and chille- Twas
nearly discouraged when began the use Of
TUFTS PILLS. Tho result was marvellous:
mylsoorere soon became hearty and robust,
and have had no further trouble.
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should not lie regarded as trifling ailment.
Nature demands the utmost regularity of the
bowels. Therefore assist nature by taking
Simmons Liver Regulator, it is so mild and