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TOWN HALL.

TOWN HALL, !
Friday, June 9th, 1881.
The Town Council for the Town Of THU
OdauX. met this day at SocluclS p. M.
Present: II. Dansereau, mayor Pro TEN
j. l.. Aucoin, f. Zernott, NJ. Howell
c. Azema and |; D. Moore Trustees.
The minutes Of the last session were
read and approved as recorded.
The following resignation was presented.
To Tie Honorable the 4MeaGers of the Torn
Comet of Ihibodanr.
Greetng.-For amply sufficient reasons l
hereby tender this my final resignation of
the the office of Mayor OF the Town OF Thib
Yours Respectfully
(Signed) Ii. ". TABOR,
June md, 1882.
Onsuotion dniy seconded the resignation
Of II. w. Tabor as mayor Of the Town Of
Thibodaux was accepted.
On motion duly seconded J. l.. Aucoiu
Trustee was un.lnimously elected Mayor
to fill the vacancy occ asiuneG by the resi-,
nation 81 II. ". Tabor.
The minutes of the previous session
was reati and approved rs recorded.
The following report OF the committee on
Finance was presented.
, ThibodauX June 9th 1882.
To Mc Honorable the J1oyor e,,d Trustees of
the Toca of Th:6oiamr
Gentlemen.-Your committee having care
fully examined the Treasurer's and Market
Masters April report respectively say that
! they find same trve and correct, they
have duly cancelled the warrants accom-
| panyin" the former report and have enter
| ed approval ON treasurer s Books.
The monthly salaries of the market mas
| ter, Corporation }ab0rers and usual month
| ly allowance to the Fire Department are
| now due and payment recommended.
Arthur Malbruush Cor. laborer 5000
| O. j. Legendre Market Master 1856
| II. H. Il Co. No. | churgeable to
Fire Department 10 90
| Thibodaux Fire Co. No. ! char. to
Fire Dcpartement 10 90
| Protector Fire Co. No. 9 char 10
| Fire Departcment. 10 90
966t
| Thev have examined and find correct
! and recommend pay ynlent of the following
| bills.
! Thco. Thib0daux Sheriff Jailor fees 6.0t
a. J. Perrin for recording Bylaws l5.0f
| They append the requisite resolution to
cover above Recommendations.
| Respectfully Submitted
(Sighedl l. ID. MOORE. Chairman
Ii. DANSEREAU.
The following report of the COMMITTED
on Finance was presented and accepted
Resolved thai the sum of One Hun
dred and Seventeen and 66il0o Do
lars be and the same is hereby appropri,
ted to pay the following claims. to wit
j. Leeendrc Market Master cliar
to Market House. 1G e
A. Malbroueh, Cor .,oration Laborcrs
chargeable to Corporation Lahorer 50
rlibolaux Fire Co. No. n. ap. 10
Proteetor " NJ ap 10 u
Home Hook & La,lder Co. No. Map 10
Iheo 1hibcdaux cbar. to +. q &. Exp Q
A Perrin char. Incidental Exp. ID
Total III {
Yeas: Azema, Moore, Zcrnott. Howe II. 1
| Dansereau.
NAYS: None.
The following Treasurer's Report was pi
sente.I aud referred TO the Committee 9
Finance.
Treasarer-'s Report
For the montI, of May 1882.
To Bal. on hand i52 80
:. Bana from A.. Holaison - ~
:. Liceiises irem F. ]. Deibert 80 10
r" Mark 1T H.se amt for May. 81 GO
CR.
BY Corporation Laborer So
:. Streets s. bitches
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S. L. GRISAMORE EDITOR.
SAMOAN, Pro'r i Business Manager
Mothers! Mothers =.
Mothers -.

Are you disturbed. at night and
broken your rest bya sick child
suffering and crying with the ex-
cruoiating pain of cutting teeth 2
If so. go at once and get bottle
of MRS. NINSLOW'S SOOTHe
ING SYRUP. I. will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon it; there is no mis-
take about it. There is not a
mother on earth who has ever
used it, who Will not tell you at
once that 1t will regulate the bow
els, and give rest to the mother,
and relief aud health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfect
ly safe to use III all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is tie
prescription of one of the oldest
and best female physicians aud
nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. % cents a bottle.
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To P.,or,o ~, han, I-3 1E
Resn.,.tiu,jv Srhm;tted
fS;nc,n los n THIRODEAUy.
Treasurer.
June 9Th 1890
rha Market M,stcrs monthlv renort
for Nav 1880 showing total collections To
In. Ninety one t;0,Nlu na,l.rs was presented
and r.i,rred tn the Committed on Ri
nance
m. fnllow;nr resolution was on motion
duIy seco,deI odontcu.
Where,s tbe Han II r, Aucoin has beeu
nv the Town Conucii elected Mayor of the
Town Of Th;bol.,ux v,ce Hon. II. Tabor
RESIGNED. aims cnusinu a vacancy in tho
Town CnurciI ba i tLcr,torn resolved kv
the M,vnr aod Trustncs of the Town Of
ThihoI.,ux that Ellis ErauI ESQ. Re and ia
hereby recommended to the Governor OF
t,c st,to.s !, nomnotort ou,l nroner nerson
to be nnnointea Trnstee of the Iown vice
j. l.. Aucoin msyor as aforesaid.
This followinu neIition was nrcsented.
y. m ~, 80, p''o, -, "S , m-
1" - mv IT, 1ip"p'ooss Ms 1s magor o'"' 1f"S'e's
~ "'' Ao"" " ""o''a~1'
The petition of the undersigned inhabi
tants oil the Town of Thibodaux would
/ mast respectfully represent to your hOnOra
BILE body.
That the present arrangement and dispO
siton OF the Vegetable stands under the
Market of the Town are such as to make it
announcement to the lrequen,ers of the Mar
kct and partial to some of the Vegetable
dealers and detrimental to others inasmuch
as there are entrances to the vegetable gal
lerics emily at either end of the Market and
the main entrances are often SO crowded
that buyers have some difficulty in reach
ing stands at some distance thereti ON
thus giving all advantage to the dealers oo
curying front stands over others less tortu
nately situated whereirom your petitioners
pray that ycur honorable bndy will condos
cend to take. the matter under consideration
and Tor the sake of the convenience of the
trequcnters OF the Market and in Justice
to all the Vegetable dealers thereof your
honorable body will make an openins on
each side of the Market next To the two
first butchers stands so as to give free nc
| cess to the vegetable stands and facilitate
| circulation under the Market.
And i'll duty bound your petitioners will
ever pray.
Signed Paul Leblanc. p. A. Demar ads.
| l.. Z. Beiteau. j. Wright. j. G. Brau,i.
/ A. j. Lasseigne, L. j Bergeron, f. N. Roth
| Gustaye sehiniat. \. loiaison, .. L. Caro-,
| A. a. Legendre Chas. W Tabor, D. Moore
| iESOpull;1 lhihouaItN. tipo NJ Suuires
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THIB0DAUN Il. SATURDAY, JUNE "a" 1882
Official.
Proceedings of Town
Council.

TOWN HALL
Friday May 18th 1892 {
The Town Council for the Town OF Tliho
daux met in regular session this day ut !
O'Clock L. M.
Present II. W. Tabor Mayor and I. y.
Moore II. pansercan. J. L.Ancoin, and
+, Zernott Trustees.
Absent e.. Azema, ani j. M. Howell.
Trustees.
The minutes of the previous session were
! read and approved as recorded.
On motion duly seconded the su'n of
| Twenty four Dollars was appropriated
caargeable to Streets and bitches to pay
the following laborers for the week.
/ Alfred Golden %
X: Taylor 6 90
Eclizairc Charles 6 90
Flcmming Charles E 90
o4.O0
Ysas Aucoin Dansereau Zcrnott, ANA
Moore.
Fays: None.
| The following petition was presented.
To tie Honorable the Mayor and Trustees
! Of The To,cn of Thibodomr.
| Gentlemen: Tho undersigned respect
fully ask fyOm honorable body to grant
| them the permission to take about 81 addi
| tonal loads of sand from the Market Lot
| to enable them to finish building their
store.
| Respectfully Submitted
| (Signed) BRAUD s. LEGENDRE.
| On motion duly seconded the prayer of
petitioners WAS granted and the Mayor
and committee ON Improvement were
instructed to enter into written con
tract with them to secure the return of all
SAND taken from the market Lot.
On motion duly seconded the council ad
journed.
(Signed) II. w. TABOR,
Mayor.
| A. PERRIN,
Clerk.
A true copy:
| r DEpRIN C,nrE
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SUCCESSION OF SARAH o. FIELDS
MIDOW Of CNEZiPPE FULSENO
Ii0i pEOBAIIcS
A. j. PERRIN,
Clerk.
Twentieth, Judicial District Court,

Twentietii judicial District Court.
GTATE UF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
oLaioGrehe. Whereas Mistress Mary Lv
,ii;l toise, wife of j. Luvency LeBIaI..
ot s;,id parish i:as this day nsl,le applica
tiOn to the said Conrt to be appointed ad
ministlatliX Of said succession.
Now therefore all persons are hereby
warned and notified to lille their objections
if any tl:ey have. with the Clerk ot said
Court. at his office in the Town of TMbo-
daEN within Ten days after the irst publica
tlol, hereof. otherwise the. said applicant
will in due course OF law be appointed adj
uu2istratrix 0f said succession
(~~) Witness my hand and the i'm.
LIS press Of the seal vi my office, this
(~~~~ Itu., day OF June A. ID. 1882.
j. w. kNOBLOCu, Clerk.
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To create the Parish Of Lafourche a Snc--
cial lAevee District, with power to the Po-s
lice Jury to appoint Levee Syndics To Levy
II tax, for the purpose of controlling and re-.
pairing Levees and to pay the tax in the
Parish Treasury for that purpose and to
pass such ordinances as may be necessary in
the premises.
JOHN s. BILLIU.
Representative of Lafourcho
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TOWN HALL,

TOWN HALL, }
Friday May Goth. 1882
The Town Council for the Town of Thi-
bodau1, met in monthly session this day at
Sc'clock p. III.
Present: II. Dausereau, mayor Protein
j. l.. Aucoin, F. Zern0tt, and l. d.
Moore. and j. Nj. Howell Trustees.
Absent: II. w. Tabor, Mayor G.
Azelna, trustee.
The minutes OF the previous session were
read and adopted us recorded.
On motion duly seconded the sum ol
Twenty five Dollars or so much thereof as
may be necessary WAS appropriated charge
able to Streets and bitches to pay the laot
rers Oh the streets for the week.
Yeas ZernOtt Moore Howell Aucoin ant
Dansereau.
Nays None.
On motion duly seconded the Council ad
j0urled.
[Signed1 H. DANSEREAU,
Mayor Protein
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk.
A true copy:
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk:
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l'Os. SAFE.

One gaol i,ant. Fire Engine capable of
THROWN. @.tter over 80 ioet
Sold bee.s!isc It's owners have purchased
Steam Fire Engine.
For terms and particulars, apply to
w. q. EAGAN.
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NOtHcc.

Flrcmen's Fair Grounds can now be renl,
cd for Fares Pic Mics. parties and enter
tainments.
Apply to S. I. GRISAMORF.
President F'ire.uan's Hall Asseciati,,
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A WORD TO MOTHERS .~Moth
ers should re,nen Der it is II most
important duty at this season to
look after the health of their fam
lilies and cleanse the malaria and
Impurities from their systems,
and that nothing will tone up tie
stomach and liver, regulate the
bowels and purify the blood so
perfectly as palkei's Ginger Ton
ic, advertised in our columns
Post. See other column.
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Scr Ge7st.

The Fine Store on Main street rear t..
corner ST. Philip. no occupied by L. Mey-
er. Possession will he given ON the l6.i..
day OF Jant,.iry. Apply TO
JOS. 4. THIBODEAUX,
Drug Store
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The GrunOW Water Eie-
yatOr.

AT XES4 Il SNA F.IN n - ~,
xVA'E'EsM Ellen AK'Oks A \
.sYN s.S'nN ESyss.' TEzE FOE.
LOWING ~ RESULTS WE'RE
OBTAIN Ebb.
AOS.N9D Gallons Of Water srerc raised
rir feet per' hour aciih "a. cight-horSe potcef
s'igtne.
The Water-wheel is two feet diam ere
and six inch face, and is somethihS eht,fe'5
.,n,, Ernm results obtained and the cheap
ness and durability of this machine, 1t can
not fail to be of interest to those having
drainage or irrigatineA TO do. ux
THE MACHINE WILL RUN DAiLh
AT WEST END from 5 o'clock unt.i dafn; X;
Circulars descriptive of the machine VIII
bc issued at an early day, For particulars
-'pp's ysEYEns m E3lvesE 4 CO.
Scpt-3 Si-6in. ohio'i ''''''
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VACCINATION.

DR.. H. Dansereau will vaccinate all ner
sous who may call upon him at his residence
every Saturday, between two and four
o'clock L. II.
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0incinnasi Grange Bulleain.
Mr.. BnckmaSter, before a well-at-
tended meeting Of farmers, held al
Fadley, IN England, to consider a
scheme for teaching the science Of
farming, said that there was no opin-
ion more deeply engraved in the
mind Of the English farmer, than the
belief that there was some antagon-
ism between science and practice.
Some even went so far as 10 say
that the two are Incompatible. The
farmer who drains his land, or tries
a new manure, or new plan, or q
new crop calls himself a practical
mar; be despises ali experiment, and
laughs MT the teaching o: scientific
men. He is not conscious that.
when be is thinking over new plans
aud adopting new methods Of Guilt
walton, be may he illustrating, Ia his
daily work, a series of chemical and
physiological experiments ofextrcme
compie1ity and importance. Men Of
the highest order of intellect, and
whose researches were the most orig
inal, have been practical men. Prac-
tice and theory are but phases Of the
same form Of thought. The Practi-
cal farmer, if he ever permits his
mind 10 rise above the traditions and
empirical rules Of his fOrefatbeTs,
and asks, Couldn't this have been
done in a better and more perfect
way2 Wonld not this be an i'm
provement?" becomes theorist !;
and, when he tries to realize these
conceptions, beeomesa practical man.
Theory and practice are inseparable
in every art, however much men
may seek to disunite them The
most practical man is often the most
theoretical. Every operation is,
with him, theory He recognizes
no change He will admit Of no
trial or experiment, because that
would be an acknowledgement of
science, Every science is built mp
of principles, and these principles
carried into work we call practice.
There is the science of astronomy,
and the art Of navigation; the science
of geometry, and the art Of measnr-
ing; the science of mechanics, aBd
the art of making machinery the
science of chemistry, and the art of
agriculture. Almost every science
is the basis Of cognate art. The
most obvious and natural way Of ar
irving at a real knowledge of the art
Of agriculture, would be to know
something Of those principles upon
which the art is based art being
nothing more than the application Of
principles previously acquired. A
farmer who is able to unite q perfect
mastery Of principles with q knowi-
edge Of practical details, is an edu
Gated and scientific farmer. Il might
reasonably be inferred that the short
est and easiest method Of learning
any industrial art, and The suFest
guide TO new discoveries in the art,
would be a knowledge Of those fun
damental principles upon which art
was based No amount Of practical
skill and experience could ever re-
place the want Of scientific knowl-
edge in farming.
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clerk, but chances fsr Improvement
ard embarrassment are 50 immeasura-
lsiF grea4zF y The MECHANIC tlasn tire
mere salesman hat the two seem
separated by an aAmast isapassable
distance. The worla Is crowded
with cheap clerks and worthless
zahdies. bat there Is lack Of young
Hieclissits. III the workshops 81 the
land there Is plenty Of rOom for
gaung men II fisc right metal. They
ssh ic well paid, and vii End open
ing before tiae11, ii Every direction.
aveisars Of advancement. The young
nan ulso enfeTs Iifa's real dnties u
psssessiun Of good mechanical ed
ecasian. goes backed By > fortune
Nilich caunot be lost OF taken from
Him.
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N - ~ J - Ell I'd.


ERI,Al EainER 2 lsaa.
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Iii Biuwn Leghorii fowls, their gay
plansagc, lively appearance, and, in
5set every feature connected with
their, i attractive aid pleasing; and
Iii this variety W. must soon recog
nize ihs leading classof fowls wheth-
~ fer fancy OF profit. They mature
early; pnllets have been known to
conmeBec laying at three months Of
are. and continue laying during the
rest Of Tie entire season. They ARE
naiesitters and Togp on amy beredita
~ disease among them are not com
mon. They are well adapted to the
down. where their color willnot show
dirf, as well as tie country. They
will hear confinement as well as any
other variety. Any enc who keeps
and gives them the care fowls slionld
have viii not want oreggs +" all the
wear ronnd.1 These birds with their
wafiles and combs are in their glory
IL the sunny Soiltli, although in
comfortable poultry houses in the
Nertli, Dizzy will lay constantly.
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Despite the constant attention
which Is called to the value of sheep,
not only as improvers of the land,
hut as profitable farm animals, for
wool and mutton, there are many
fasniers who have never raised or
kept q single sheep. though their
farms are adapted to raising sheep
largely and probably WHY This
IS We cannot imagine, for facts and
figures GIN be had by The score to
prove ihe proftablenass Of sleep-
breeding, IL necessary, and about
lie only drawback, in many locali-
ties. ii the loss oceasioned by dogs.
Many Foagh wernOut or neglected.
aarn might be brought up rapidly,
and be made paying land by breed
ing sheep there0h, as the nanare
from Tie sheep is one Of the most
enficIiing of nlanares and is evenly
and finely distributed. OF course
they may not do this without being
ted something besides what they can
get ii tlie fields, yet this additional
food works to tie profit Of the breeder
ia two svays--it not only insufes q
good aud profitable growth Of Hesh
anil wool hut IL makes the manure
RICHER and more valuable. Even poor
formers can give sheep b trial, BY.
commencing ID a small way and
4lsasg. as means and experience are
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the HSe.aand Cor szeIuair.

During a recent walk through the
largest wooden mill ii the neighbor-
hood Of Philadelphia, the writer was
surprised 10 find large pile Of bales
Giled with mohair Upon inquiry,
TIE fact was elected that already
considerable machinery is running
upon fabrics composed of mohair
flie majority of which is imported.
This fact il especially interesting to
those who have beard the absence Of
i inafket for mohair quoted as an
argument against the profitable cul-
inre Of AngoTa goats in the United
States. This hair, though going into
several atlier fabrics, is principally
employed IN the manufacture Of
plnsisee, for covering the seats Of
railroad cars an industry Just now
attempted il this c0sntry. The pro
prietor Of the mill above referred to
admitted the superiority Of The
American m3hair, and emphasized
his conclusions by comparing sam
pies Of foreign and domestic pro-
dnct With fair market for their
deeees las reliable as that for wool
within ready reach, there seems no
reason why the culture Of Angora
goats sboald not take lis place be-
side that oi the hitherto more popu-
Isr ard profitable farm animals. In
fact, ID many localities goats can be
handled without at all interfering
wiih other st0ck--as they prefer
those billy and arid localities illac-
eessil,le 10 most other animals. The
time for sneefiDg at efforts in the
direction 81 introducing the Angora
goat into tie United States seems TO
have gone by forever Breeders Ga
zgffe, Chicago.
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and that If these great organs are kept in
perfect condition, health VIII be the result.
WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY AND LIVER
CURE
L made from Simple Tropical Leaf
OF RARE VALUE.
And is POSITIVE Remedy for the follow
ing Troubles
Pain In 1Iae Back Severe Head.
aches MixMImesss kslOa1EAGS
Unframed Hyess a Tired
Feeling; Night
HVFeaGSs
Pains ia 1lle Lower Part Of the
kkolys &salPkLaIf0n of IEae
Heart .BaMmdiees Gravel:
Painful NJr5aarfon:
RAaIarEal Eevers
Fever Ar A%Ues
And all diseases caused by the Kidneys,
Liver OF Urinary Organs being out Of order.
II Is a Safe and Certain cure for all female
diff caities, such as
N,ssEaeOrrEQsa Inflammation of aIAe
NEOn1bs Failing of tEle NSessab;
liberation Of fEAe SSOHAAb.
Il will control and regulate MeHssraation,
and is an excellent and safe remedy for fe-
males during pregnancy
AS Blood Purifier IL ie uneqnAied, for IT
cures the organs that make the blood. For
Bells; CarRBuncies: scFGfRla ]:
White Swelling: Salt RheBEE;
Poisoning by Mercury or
amy other Drug,
Il Is certain IN every ease.
For TacOnfinence: Impotence:
Pains in the LOiDs, aBd
Asi Similar Diseases,
II Is q safe, SURE and quick Cure.
IL is the only known remedy that has cured
HsrEgEaa's disease
As proof OF the purity and worth of this
Great Natural Remedy, read The following
CHI EAtICAL ANALYSIS.
S. A LATTLMORE. Pm. D., /. 1. d., Pro
lessor of Chemistry In the University Of
Rochester, n. T., knowing the popularity and
merit of Warmers Safe kidney aIrd Liver
Cure, after a thorough Chemical Analysis,
has furnished the following statement:
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER,,
CIEA4e1L I4AIseRATo8Y,
RocHEsrRB, N. J !, dan. &, 1880.
Mr.. ii. III. Warner has placed Ia my possess
sion the formula Of the medicine msnufae-
tured and sold by him under the general
designation Of WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY
AND LIVER CURE. ! have investigated his
processes of manufacture. which are con
Quoted with extsrms eare and according 70
the best msthsds. j have also taken from his
laboratory SAMPLES q al the rlsfellals USED
in the preparation 81 this medicine, and upon
critical examination / Ind them, as sell as
the medicine into hieh they enter, to be en-
tirely free from poisonous or deieterious sub
S. "A. IATTIafoRE
This Remedy which has done such Wen
ders is pHt up in the largest sized BEETLE Of
any medicine upon the market, and Is sold by
Druggists snd al dealers at sA..9S per bot
lie. For Diabetes enquire for MARINERS
SAFE DIABETES CURE. Il is asPositiye
M. M. ByARNEER * co.,
Ae0eIsesteF- Ne NJ
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VIII exEBeE alse Poison mad pro
Hec1 saaeHn EK-ozsa attack.


As evidence see extract trum W. b. 1afes
letter, where the Regulator Afforded prCtee-
ton from the worst and most deadly type OF
Malaria, 70 wit yellow Fever,
. SIEs; I have stood the storm OF four
epfdemies o. the yellow Fever. ] had il the
tTst visitation, but during the other ahree I
used your medicine. was continually m ite
rooms OF the sick and dying, but escaped. I
hare had several 10 ask me how ] escaped II
told them It was ell owing 10 the virtue Of
YOUR Simmons Liver Regulator. i the Fever
was 20 break ont sgain and ] had bUttie Of
your Regulator would feel as safe as Il ! was
1000 miles away
Memphis. Tenn. April n. 1S7a =
Having neCtTalized the poison Of Malaria
In such extreme cases, it can be relied on rs 4
miider forms.
See that Won get the Genuine in White
Wrapper. with red 2, prepared only by J; II.
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