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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-03
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The many friends Of Rev. D. +. sprgg will be
glad to know that his health, which has been
seriously impaired for some time, has considerably
improved.
District Attorney l.. l.. Lewis passed through
nero Thursday on bis way to Wcstmoreland
County to examine tho title to the land upon
Whicn monument 70 General washington rs 10
be erected BY the Government.
Mr.. II. S. Barker who len here last week, has ro.
turned TO the city from Kansas City much pleased
with his trip. While absent he met q number OF
Aexaudrlahs, among them Mcssrs. Eoxbury and
Ed. Mushbach, both OF whom are doing well.
The steamer Mattano, Captain William NOVEL;,
on her way down the river Thursday, on her first
TIP on the lower Potomac route this season, broke
down and had to return 10 this city for repairs The
repairs were completed by one o'clock aud the
steamer leit for the lowerTlver landings.
EThe funeral Of Mrs Robert Brockett mother OF
Auditor +. l. Brockett, will take place this morn
Ing, at ten O'Clock The funeral was delayed in
Brockett, Of New Orleans, son Of the deceased who
was unable to reach here until last night.
While some workmcn were engaged in tearing
down the old warehouse on the corner of King aud
fayette streets yesterday afternoon, n portion of
the roof fell in, catching under II n colorcd man
named Rush Stewart Stewart on being dug out
Of the debris, was found 10 be only slightly In
jured.
A letter received here yesterday morning stated
that the money to pay the $4,000 Washington and
day. The check had not been paid up TO three
o'clock, and the time allowed the Baltimore, Gin
cinnau, and Western Railroad Company in which
to pay the check expires to-day
Mrs. Willie II. Janney, wife of Mahlon II. Jan
ney, esq, died Thursday about one o'clock, at the
residence of her husband, upper end Of King
street. after long and painful illuess. Mrs, JAM
ney, who was granddaughter OF the late CommO.
uote yamlesOn, U. =; was most estimable lady,
and her death will be sincerely regretted by a
large circle OF friends
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-03
VIRGINIA NEWS.

James W. Burgess, OF Winchester, and Colonel
r. c. shelton, of Amherst County, are dead,
Many. handsome building improvements are
contemplated at Charlottesville the coming sea-
son.
The ladies Of the Hebrew Benevolent Society
of Charlottesville realized $1,000 by fair held last
week.
The senate has passed the Joint resolution to
Dumb and Blind Institution.
colored woman In Lynchburg, named Ella
Smith, lately gave birth TO three children once
all of whom died shortly after.
At meeting OF tho policy holders OF the Vir-
ginia Mutual Protection Association the president
Mr.. Wilkinson, made statement attributing the
condition Of the affairs 10 the competition which
exists.
Mr.. RiddlebergeTs resolution proposing to fund
the black scrip" at eighty cents on the dollar
without distinction" was passed on Wednesday
without objection from any quarter, and was sent
There Is great and increasing dificulty In
securing farm hands, many Of the oolOred labor
ers being engaged IN building railroads aud work.
In various parts Of the State.
Mrs Agnes W. Gordon, mother Of Mr.. J, Newton
Gordon, OF Lynchovrg, celebrated her ninety
served by family gathering and prayer meet.
M. Rawlings.
Two farms, lying IL FauQuer County were sold
on Monday one of i've hundred acres the estate
Of the late Lloyd g. Marshall to James O. Yates
OF Rappahannock County, at $50 10 per acre. The
acres In the gold belt 70 William II. Brown, Of
baltimore, at S25 per acre,
Mr.. Q, p. Huntington has gone West TO look AFTER
more lines and especially the Chesapeake and Ohio
connection between Cincinnati and huntington w
Va, He has decided to mako Hampton Roads, "a point
opposite Norfolk, the rival port Of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad, and the Chesapeake and Ohio
extension will be put through 10 that point from
Yorktown this summer, and port facilities fur
nished.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-03

Tho following business was transacted In the Su-
premo Court ofthe United states Thursday;
Admissions to the bar-JOhn A. KasSon, Of Des
MOnes, Iowa. on motion of Edwards PierrepOnt, and
Adnn II. Brown, of Hastings Neb., on motion OF t.
X, Valentine.
No. sos. H. d. Booge ct nl., plantlffs IN error vs.
j. w Bosler; In error to the supreme Court Of Iowa
On motion OF John "A. KasSon, dismissed with COSTS
No. 2ll. The United States, appellant, VS.. The Dix
Island Granite Company Argued by Socitor0eu
eral Phillips for appellants and Enoch Tottcn tDr
appellee.
No. 81. Gideon Bant2, appellant VS.. David Frantg
ct al. Argued by Arthur Stern for appellant, and
submitted by W. A. Maury and l., N. Demh!iz for
appellee; Mr.. Justice Harlan, having been of cOun-
sci in this case, did not sit during the argument
No. u The Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Com
Dany, appellant, VS. The United States. Rcargumcnt
commenced by William NJ. Ramsey for appellant
Mr. Justice Matthews having been Of counsel In this
case did not sit during the argument.
Adjourned until ln.lnX.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-03

The case Of Patch against White which has
been before the Court in Banc for the last two
days was terminated yesterday. This was a suit
to recover lot O. in square 400 alleged devise
to plaintiffs grantor under bequest in the will Of
the late james Walker. devising to my brother
Henry lot 9, square 40S," In the court below it
was claimed that lot was the property meant to
be conveyed. The case was appealed on excep.
lions on the ground that there was no such am.
bguity as to Justify extrinstC evidence. Several
able illustrations wereused by the counsel TO show
what was meant, the smile being cited that If q
man was the posseSsor of one hoTse-a white stall
lton-and wiled II away as his black horse would
the adjective wrongfully used nuliiy the bequest2
The case was submitted and judgment reserved
. THE first stables and stock farms of the whole
country, such as those of Mr. Calvin NJ Priest of
New York Mr. Mike Goodin, of Belmont Park
IA Aristides Welsh, esq, of Erdenheim near
ways provided with St. Jacobs Oil, the horses best
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BALTIMORE, March 2.-FlouT unchanged and quiet;
Howard street and Western superGne o. 5Oa4 5C do
extra ~ 75@5 ST. do family % OOJ7 co. city Mills SUI
perhnc, 50 1904 go do extra, q I55 70; Rio brands
81 75 Patapsco family, 81 70. COFn-SouheTn nrmer;
Western quiet and steady; Southern white 7s6D7slsc
90 yellow 0sg6sc; Western mixed, spot, 76g6sc, do
March, Hgq8Isac April, 6g@fgac; May 7OA(g7OAc;
quiet southern, 4Sd5ic; Western white, i96o5ic; do
mixed, lSc Pennsylvania, iSGy6lC. Hay dull aud nm
changed prime 70 choice Pennsylvania aud Mary
land, 80 OOGll 90. Provisions firm, but unchanged
mess pork, sl7 754ols 2j bulk meals-shouldeTs and
clear rib sides, packed, 7ky l0sc bacop-sh Oudors
$50; clear rib Sides, llG hams, iSD3AC; lard refined
re- Bulter iirm; Western packed lSdGl6c: roll, 2S
&c Eggs lower aud dull AT lSg20c. Coffee hrIn RIO
earsoes, ordinary to fair, s4tggl4c, sugar qulct a
500 barrels; corn, 1890 bushels. Shipments-COrn
1901 bushels. Saes-CoTn, 20 30 bushels.
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A SWELL INA SHELL,

swell walked into boat-house gny,
And oil around was vast array
Ofboais aud barges and tubs aud Canoes
And all sort ofcran, nom which he might choose
But this aesthetic swell
Chose nent-looklng shell.
A beautiful elaborated. symmctrically fabricated,
Utterly too-too SHELF
A very much cranky, bnllt by Yankee,
Darling, sweet, little shell.
In blue kneepnnts and fancy shirt,
He soon was anoat and tried to squirt;
But alas for the fate OF tho beautiful swell
He orawed rlghtunder that cute little shell;
For the innocent shell
Could float very we'll
While the suddenly prccptated, ere he had deber
atod,
Very incon sldarate swell
The darling dandy couldn't swim very handy,
Aud he went right down to-Halifax.
FOR me Republican, By j. RI.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-03
DISTRICT COURTS,

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-THR'CmEi, J usTIcK
JUSTICES HAGNER AND JANEs.-Patoh vs.. White.
argument resumed by Mr. Merrick and submitted,
Hlbernla building Association vs. Gibbons; on trial
Phoenix Life Insurance Company W. Grant; decree
and reference to auditor Adjourned till ton H. IN. To.
day, Assisgument-Noi, u, ~, IS, ~, aud ~.
CRIMINAL COURT usTtCE CON,--AlhCrt Lewis
appeal larceny verdict not guilty; ordered TO re-
store property. Adjourned I'LL ten ~ m. to-day AS
slgnment-Same ~ yesterday, and all motions for new
trials aud In arrest OF Judgment
CIRCUIT COURT-JU6TIua MACARTHUn.-WilsOn
Va, First Methodist Protestant Church, motion for a
new trial filed. Darlington 4 Co W.. Cake verdict
for defendant Bash ford vs. Dunn, administrators on
trial. flanagan District Of Columbia: defendant
moves for leave TO tlle plea Of statute Of Limitations
oYerruled. Adjourned TIL ten "a. m to-day, Assign
ment-Balanoe Of from yesterdays assignment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-03

NEW YORK, March 2.-Money loaned from per
cent per annum aud S2 per diem in addition to legal
interest to per cent and closed offered Mt per cent
Exchange steady AT 4S5 4S5% for long and 4sgh
9isO for short sight. Governments were irregular.
state bonds were inactive. Railroad bonds
rather dull and irregular. The transactions aggre
gated 10000 shares, including Delaware, Iackawanna
and Western, l0,l0C Denver and Rio Grande, 1900;
Hannibal and 81. 10 preferred G30O; Kansas and
Texas, u 100 Lake Shore, 80 800 Louisville and Nash
Vile, 5000; Memphis and Charleston 1900 Missouri
Pacific, s2OOg New Jersey Central 27,3OO New York
Central 1000 Northern Pacific 20 200 Reading 1920
81. Paul. 1850; Texas Pacific 7i00 Union Pacific
300; Wabash Pacific, 22,5OG Western Union, l63OG
Nashville and Chattanooga 1000 Eastern Tennessee
81 Erip
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Cooks Imperial and Extra Dry Champagncs
FOR SALE ny
HUME, CLEARY & CO.,
and othOr leading orocors and Wine Dealers. fe2lsm
51T0Tw wEITE BREAD
md hnnnil mi nnlla nlarilILa ntnnd

5fT0Tv WHITE BREAD
aud beautiful Rolls and Biscuits Will be guaranteed II
you use
the celebrated Minnesota PatCntProcess Flour, which
was awarded the First Premium over oil other com.
pQuOrs nj the National Falr In lS10, and again the
First Premium, III the shape of very handsome gold
medal IN 1850 and 1881 The milleri claim that one
than any other flour in America. We would also re-
specniy mention the fact that Mrs. s. r. Anderson,
October Fair for the handsOmest Rolls and Biscuits
on exhibition, and they were made OF Ceres Flour
which u only adding another proof TO the many al
doubt that II has It's equal In the world.
STERLING'S NJ. LOUIS FANCY,
one ofthe most beautiful WinterWhcat Patent Flours
ever offered to the trade 1t Is unexceed by any other
Patent except Ceres and viii please the most exact
Ing hOusekeeper ana satisfy the most iastidlOus
epicure. .
asplendld Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the cele
bratCd Hungarian Process. II Is n very cheap and
beautiful Patent within the reach of all classes and
we guarantee VIII give satisfaction 10 every one who
GOLDEN HILL,
the old reliable standby and the Standard Family
called Patent fiOurs The mlerS manufacturers
of GOlden Hill have spent about $4,000 In Temodeing
their mill, and have introduced tho so celebrated
only magnificent Family Flour, but It Is really
patent lour with the great advantage that II be
bought for considerably less money than great many
t0ls a. Golden Hill. We defy competition TO bring
forth any flour superior TO Ceres, Sterling Mnneoa,
Reliance, Golden liill, and we feel assured thai
Depot, corner First street and Indiana avenue.
WIZ. VI GAIT a. 90.
Who are also the Sole Wholesale Agents for the
District Of Hecker'S Celebrated scifRaIsng Flour
and Buckwhent. ja30
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-03

ALEXANDRIA, March 2-But little grain was Of
fered to-day and prices remain unchanged The light
sales which were offered o. 3OD 20 for wheat and
7btDbl for corn, as 10 quality. Country produce Is a
Shade lower ON account OF the milder Weniher
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REAL ESTATE.
The Official transactions as Recorded
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Mr.. ]. +. olmstead presents the following transac-
tons In real estate In the District yesterday
ported to him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
on Twelfth street west, near the corner OF street
north, part Of lot (l9 feet inches ~ 10 feeD,
square 3l0 on Eleventh street west, between l. aud
streets north, north half Of lot (25 feet by si
feet inch) square 3i1; on Estrcet NORTH near the
corner Of Tenth street west east part u go by IS
tee square 49, and also west part Of lot u (O by 10
teot square 49, James w. Ormc ct al. TO Charles H.
Orme, nominal.
On u street north, near the corner of Eleventh
street west east halfof lot C2j by ~ fceD, square
3t3 Annie V. Keyworth to Charles II. orme, nom-
nal.
on G street north, between North Capitol and First
streets west subOt 10 ga by l75 feet nChes square
gu and snblot 81, square 800, Dennis Looney 10 Pat
rick Herlihy, $500.
on alley between North Capitol and First streets
west and aud IL streets morrill, parts of lots ~ and
II (l0 feet by 81 feet nches), square GA, Dennis
LOOney to Joanna Wolf, 500.
on seventh street east, between b and c streets
south, sublOts and (iO by ll0 feet), square OOO
Jonathan Prout to Charles +. Entwisle, 500
COUNTY.
Thomas o. Narneil to Georgeanna yarnel part of
tract lying ON the turnpike from Georgetown TO
Rockville, containing acre, 81, 800
Charles T.. Compton to William G. HILL lot I block
y of Meridian HILL 5000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-03

NEW YORK, March MISREPRESENTATION dull and
declining common to fair extra IS 1906 90; good to
choice do 80 70s 90. Corn S1sc lower, closing with
rather more strength moderate export business less
doing IN options: ungraded 8i(GgsI No. g. 65l 6r6Oc;
steamer, Gs(p6sc; No. 2, 6sk6sGSlsc for new Gia6
GeA,c for old $50 o. b steamer yellow, 70bs6D7lc;
at G7sSc APRIL 60aGg'6c closing at COL &c; May, 7Oa
701Sc, closing At 704c June, zoe. Oats 4sac lower
stronger; Rio IN cargoes s4a O'4c; job lots So "a l2c
ng 49, TenSd strSns mud IN 20 goV peh
yellow q 71s%7l5c; white extra g, sS@s9sc yellow
9G0'sc standard A, s4mS3sc; confectionery A, SEE
cut loaf, W6c crushed, 9Aci powdered, pc; granu
steadily held and in fair demand, Pork offered at is
@sic per barrel lower, heavy aud very dull; spot
mess 40 50 for old 81 31ls@l7 50 for new do March,
81 % asked April, az 9lg7 ~ May, Sl7 SOGH 81.
Mddles dull and shade lower long clear 9c; short
iOc per 100 pounds lower, closing weak and unsettled
prime steam spot $40 67S@l0 Coz March SO jO@glO 5S
April 80 b7lO 67f; May SO 70Ngl0 TN June 40 75
GDl0 ST. July, $40 SO60lO Is.
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LONDON, MNch 2-Umted States bonds Is, 100
Atlantic and Great Western hrsts, 4ssl; do seconds,
III Erie asa; do seconds, 09,s; New York Central
l3lA; Reading, 90 ontario and Western, 2iSi. Paris
advces quote rentes at SGT JsC; exchange on London
2f 2c The increase specie In the Bank of France
for the week il OOOf gold and 0O0f silver.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock aud Bond QuotatIOns-New York
and baltimore Produce Markets.

The following report of the financial market ycster.
day, together with the opening highest lowest and
closing quotations. furnished by the
Of II. u. Cooke, IT,, q Co. 1870 street, Washington
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Made from harmless materials and adapted to
the needs Of fading and falling hair, Parkers Hair
Balsam has taken the highest rank az an elegant
and reliable hair restorative,
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THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Special Meeting OF the Children
Must he vaocInntcd.

A special meeting of the School Board was held
yesterday afternoon to consider communication
from the Health oflicer in regard to the vac
cination Of the pupils of the public schools
The communication was as follows: "0n the
10Th instantI addressed the superintendent of the
white aud colored schools, stating that arrange
ments had been made to proceed at once upon
vaccination of the pupils iii the various buildings
and requesting the assistance of teachers in push
ing the work forward The co. operaton
asked was granted by the authorities of
tile coored schools and our corps of physicians
went promptly to work. In the case of the white
schools however, was halted by the superin-
tendcnt, who informed me that he had no autho-
rity to allow the work TO proceed without first
having the consent of the board oftrustees. ask
that such action be taken AS will avoid longer
delay" After some discussion Mr.. Dodge offered
the following resolution, which was adopted:
That the supervising superintendents be instructed
to direct the teachers OF each school to inform their
pupils that they must furnish satisfactory evidence
ofhayng been veceinated be excluded from the
will vacolnato them gratuitously.
A communication was received from ]. S. Bill.
lngs, on behalf the commission, consisting of Mr.
Billings Hon John Eaton, and Mr. Edward Clark
who were appointed by the House to inquire into
the condition of the public schools in this District
They ask for certain information in regard to the
number Of buildings, the attendance of pupils &c.
The following report of
THE CONDITION OF THE APPROPRIATION
S.. Nj aI....
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GovERNMENT BoNDs-cLosISd QUOTATIONS.
United States per cent. extended iOOaiD0l
United States per cent. extended iO2 6DlO2S
United states "A per cent registered.... llSi5dl3
United states "a per cent coupon ...... u3hdl3X
United States per cent, registered..... III (IiSx
United states per cent coupon lis (dllSIE
United w, ed states per cent o. L., iIs gils,S
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MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOI-TH AND SOuTHMEaT
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIGSi

Schedule to take effect MONDAY, JANUARY u
AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON
t2:si- Chlcago. Cincinnati andst Louis Glst cxprcSS
sleeping cars 10 Cincnnnti,5t Louis and Chicago
G:j0-BaltmOre, Annapolis, and Way ,PiedmonI
slrnshnrg, Winchester. HagorstOwn aud Way
t'b-llaltimore Express
S go P9 2 a,, Rocks and Way stations,
ID 1n.r,hadeiphHS New YORK, and Boston Express.
S'glTIStannton and valley Express Connects i9i
p05NHnitjDor W o ' fn Isoron
Stopsat Bsltsvle, Annapolis junction, Jcsiupa
ana snd nofseys' On SUNDAY stops at all stations
iUV2-haltimore Express Stops at Hyottsyre and
tlOaO-Pttsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati, aud 81. Lonis
IN =, Express Parlor aud sleeping cars.
1910. baltimore Elllcott City, Annapolis, and Way
stations.
ti25-0u sunday only for baltimore and Way.
t&l1-lihtlmOro EGprcs
t%oo- baltimore Philadelphia, aud Now York Ex
Sal Baltimore and Way stations. (wlnohester
,.E rtuStck, IlagerthOwn, and Way, via lelay.D
IErelerlck' VIA Relay. stops at Annapolis
tiA0- baltimore, Annapolis, and way stations.
tib-Pont OF Rocks, Frederick iiaSerstown Win.
Se9 no and M, My stations 0m Sunday to Point
td;+5-Beiiimore ENpreSs (Narlinsburg aud Way.
ool via s RSHyr SSosai tIyettsyille and faurel)
Baltimore S, S SSd % SS s SSG Stations
t7o- baltimore fayetteville, aud Laurel Express
PI!sbnrg, Cleveland and Detroit Express.
toS5- Phliaielphia, New YorEand Boston Express.
Siiseplng cars TO Ne" YORK, stops ut Hyaits-
tsi7- Chicago, Cincinnati aud st. Louis Express
49, Sleeping cars TO Cincinnati and Chicago.
sunday.
Al trains nom Washington stop at Relay station
and Ohio Ticket OAlceJ Washington station Gi9 and
~ pennsy yanin avenue, corner ofFourteenh street
anu received at any point IN the city.
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The finest American inscription upon the obe-
lisk now standing in Central Park, New York, will
ba " Use Or. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price, 20 cents"
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DIPHTHERIA
PREVENTED.
In fact IL II the great DISiufcctant and Pu.
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Manufacturing Chemists SOLE PRoPRIEToRS
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whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal in
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver and
kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular make
the weak strong, heal the lungs, build up the
nerves and cleanse the blood and system Of every
impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush of Blood to the Head, tend.
ing to Apoplexy Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
Dropsy, Pimples and Blotches, Scrofulous Humors
and Sores, letter, Ring Worm, White Swelling,
Erysipelas, Sore Eyes, and foryoung men suffering
from Weakness or Debility caused from impru-
dence, and to females in delicate health Frazers
Root Bitters are especially recommended.
DIR. Frazier: 81 have used two bottles of your
Root Btters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness,
and Kidney Disease, and they did me more good
than the doctors and all the medicine ever used
From the first dose took began to mend, and
am now in perfect health, and feel as well as ever
did. consider your medicine one of the greatest
Of blessings" MRS. II. MARTIN,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle.
HENRY g. CO., Sole Proprletos,
Tu6F. GO Vesey street, New York City.
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PRODUCE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, March 2-Virginia Gs, consolidated,
6O91; do second SERIES IS; new 1905 39S bid to-day
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BANKERS EXCHANGE.
Three-day bllls.- 1908 Sixty-day bills..... 4sGs
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sUB-TREAsURY BALANCES.
. SSi,0lI,77s " ! Currency ..,,,.. a.
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Those who have taken Simmons Liver Regu
lator declare that II sets the liver in action ant
invigorates the system in such way as to destro,
the craving for strong drinks.
Genuine prepared only by J. H. Zeilin & Co.