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The Jealous Husband.
EY TmE BAKp of ruwlR lis

EN InE BARD oF TpWIR Iitti.
In our Quaker City living.
There I. nice, gcutccl young man.
One whose name ! shall not tell yOu--
You may guess II if you cuu.
Being married. one thing ouiv
Game 10 mar The JOYS uf lifc;
He was just trI!ie Jealous
OF hls young and handsome wife
Get he loved her. . 80 dearly,
That you must not think Of hialHc
In what now shall tell yuu
OF this Mr. What S-his-namc.
He went home quite uuCXpcc,c
Twas week ago OF moro
His young wife Was in the parlor
With her back toward, the door
she WAS AZ the centre table.
In her hand She he held I,,t.
And with something Interesting
She WA busy there and Them
But her husband softly entered
Ger her snowy >houId"r gslcd
BY three letters. Oit repeated
Was his very su'ili amazed
r I II. were lie il.!t.,.I-
Written Ger and Ger a-alu.
Fixed upon the .pot."-, paper
For his hopes ...;..' GOO t,l.i f.,
They w,le not hl, OWN. .r,ln.>
AID lhC N.ct r d. Iut !,.yr,tcd
His wife. ihiu her bosuiu
Hal a secret love caa.su.ct
Then hi- hipol I topped Cir,.uiaTINg
And hi~ nCIrj hdt lairtly beat.
he iclt strange sensation
From his head down tp HI, feet
And lie cred Iucau.r*i' woman.
All my dreams Of lo,e are U'rT:
Rolled his eye, up 10 The ceiling.
And tell pIos;T tie on the {. .,T.
Then the wife III terror stricken
BY her husband falling there
started from the centre table.
With a cry OF Wild despair.
And she g. u : 'al I;- lqnAS and TOW. r,ioS
Kissed hl> paliid brow and cheek,
I'LL, with consciousness, returning,
He had strength enough 10 speak
When he family, sadly uttered,
am ruined ! shall die
Why. Oh way hast thou deceived me
Thou iucnHstant woman. why"
Who. oh who in thy affections
Has all love for me c.'aCCi'
Whose. Oh whose are the initials
Which Thy guilty hand has traced
Nhnls"F / H.. decelver"
Tell me ere my heart grows still
Aud his wife replied, My darling
But he patient and vi"
have Nrver yet deceived the7.
For M Heart is all thine own
Aud its highest best aMnitjuI.
i to live for thee alone.
If thou II nc'eT again hc ,ea'u,i>
will truly tell thCc us:.
+ T. IL So often written.
stand for Famous Tower Hall
In his arms she WAS cHfpldcd--
All his doubt, and fears had ,!r,
And upon his manly bu~b;n.
A, She pllOwed tlc.c her head
10 the whispered words She listened
Which affection made INN speak
Til his earliest lips grew ,iiHut
In communion with hyg r!.2lE
But the ho'.i"d Nu,j.s M altered
IN IL, Whispvis. soft and low,
Mere, III nc'cr again be Jealous.
Not fear my heart shall know
From the lips that now carC>s thee,
Not a word Of doubt shall fall
vii! live to love and bless thee
And VIII Cluthe at Tower Hail
II YOV WAIST To kNuW HuW Yut. CAS- uRE
very hest style for the least money. call an,
our immense stock Of splendid Clothing anC
suit or OVcrcoat that for durability, style
Price cannot be cqualcd.
TOWER HALL,
-
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The blood at timoS becomes loaded with i'm
purties and moves thick and sluggshly in the
veins. This condition of the vital fluid cannot
lust long without serious results; An altera-
tive is noeped to purify tho blood and impart
energy to the system and there is mono better
than Ayers SAPsapRrilla,
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lS47. KENT COUNTY 1881.
Mutual Insurance Co.,
DOVER, DEL.
DOVER, DEL.

Insurcs against loss by fire issuing mutual policies
only under which payments made annually in
advance during membership and on ceasng to be
members whatever remains uneXpended after paying
losses expenses and dividends is returned thercL
furnishing insurance at cost
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Indian Department. Washington, y. G.
i am anxious to introduce DR. Bulls
Cough Syrup among my Indians, having
used it myself for several months, and
think it one of the finest remedies ! ever
found. assure you, it is the only thing
that ever relieved me Of protracted
cough, brought ON by exposure while on
the Sioux Commission last year.
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.AEENTS

AGENTS:
ANDREW ). WiIsON General Agent Doycr
G'o. E HUtpnS. N'"o,l. e. i. Etu Inns. Er,dq,,,Hc.
Ora. Il. NOnry, DfI GUg L,mucl ~ Huliey Ists,
). ). HUtHg'0n, Smyrna. Joitn II' lFoDTH LpnreI
4. JGrk.JH Jr., tdb,irH Ibnrg H. BuLcr SrufDrg
JdS. H. igd'rSO". Er"1"ricU n B0Uniag G'orqrfDicn
Regn'Gr HWidHS, MliOrd Irnt's IDnicy. Hltor
G'"rg' Noor', F|L'on Il. f. HGgunton. iDr h,'s,-
I'd HTr'"gro" .FnrmiHg0n .>uS.'C.
JIRrs " T"adylf ChesierfDup vi
Jola p Na1iirs Gsc.p.JoroJya Mt
Jc Cnijdh H. Fbf'hfT. IrsS'on. Jd
J,a,s Curn9n Sal,.5urg ut
Ch0ras 1D'i,aS. EcrHH Hd
Nm g. Djckjnson, PocDmoke tHg NJ
H6"st"tys'oHmua"'t be adiresSgjU
WM. DENNEY. Sec'y,
March L. l-NU DOVER DEL
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OUR WESTERN LAND-A Amovrment was
ma lie in both houses of Congress Monday
week looking toward the restoration to the
people Of about 80,OOO,O00 acres of excel
lent land, being the lapsed granted to tho
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. The
Company, by building 600 miles of road
has earned l1,OO0,O0O acres OF the grant,
and the remainder, after various cxten-
sions of time to the company, has lapscd
because Of failure to build the rest Of
the line. 1t is estimated that at the rate
the company has been selling this land
the road could he completed with the pro
cecds of the whole 30,0O0,OOO acres, and
the company pocket profit Of 500, ,00o,00O
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SMYRNA BRANCH TRAISS.-AdditiOna to those
above. leave Smyrna for Clayton 1855 A. NJ 22O and
745 ?. NJ Leave Clayton for Smyrna 30 lO35, IL 10
A and 4.30 and 800 NJ. to make connection with
trains North and South from Clayton.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
J. y. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
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Delaware & Chesapeake
Railway.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
GOING SOUTH.

On and after MONDAY. January 3, 1881, tSundays
exeepied) trains will run ~ follows:
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Phila., vii. & Bait. f, r.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Ouand after MONDAY December 10 1851 Sundays
excepted trains will leave as follows:
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]. .&B.,E&Y., and v. RAILROAD.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after MONDAY, June Goth, 1881, Sundays
exceptedJ trains will run IS follows:
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JANUARY.
FEBRUARY.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

All Heavy Freight intended TO be hauled to Boat
by our Teams should be reported at our Ohice the
uight Previ VI, to departure Of Boat
Auy ma, SO - .-,l., ~ -r..... - =; ..,.
1}til. 'H''
Freight received IL ; hi4aAe:p :p.,is az
Tuesday until Lowing tiris. Also III
day thursday, and Friday until
leaving time.
J. E. TYGERT & co.
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IMPORTANT to FARMERS.
luu.nUvd reduced price Of
SHELL LIME
For the Year 1881.

AS an experiment and umeel the necessities of the
times we decided Nv year ago 10 lower the price Of
our LINE - per cent. mailing il cents per bushel
instead OF sccnts As formerly The success Of the
pan was such that our sales were MORE THAN
Dol BLE!, and We concluded 10 continue the rriCe
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A -BEATTY'S PIANOFORTES-MAGNIFI
n holiday presents square grand pianufOrtes four
very handsome roGud corners, rosewood cases three
uniSouS BeAty's matChleSs iron frames, stool book
cover boxed, S2 ~ TO S1g7J0 catalogue prices $500
to 1900 satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
after one years aSe: upright pahOfortcS Sl"5 s2i5
catalogue prices 500 to SV; standard pianoiOrteS of
the universe rs thousands testify; write for main
moth list of testimonials Beattys cabinet organs.
cathedral. church, chapel. parOr. $50 upward; Nis
tors wecOme free carriage meets trains: illustrated
catalogue (hOliday editiOu) free Address or call
upon DANIEL r. BEATTY Washington. New Jersey
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Wherever coughs, cold and oonsunp ption
exists. Ayers Cherry Pectoral ought to be
known and used. There never existed a sonti-
mcnt so universal among all classes in favor Of
any other medicine, ms is entertained tho world
over, in regard to Ayers Cherry Pectoral
The hunblcst patient in the pioneers cabin,
aud the Proudest damo in the metropolis alike
use il, appreciate it, and peak its praises
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II YOV WANT To kNuW HOW TUC CAS- uRE>> In tht
very hest style for the least money call and iuSpcC
immense stock Of Splendid Clothing and select
SUIT or OvcrcnUt that Tor durability. style and Low
Price cannot be cqualcd
TOWER HALL.
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100 YARDS

3 -4ANlS
9 N<>. ~. ....'+>'||,@
W. w.,..f
lj feet o.,9.
80 ,
- -
40. 2.
In The .l-t..
MAKE ~ t....
ton Of Wiz:
guessed q:
PaItir- 3.
be required
i,"Lr W.
dcl.9rr.
=. ~caa;..l
NA. {. "-~s.
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Abstract Of Ntntement. 1850.

Receipts for the Year. 234 g72 Sc
Losses and Expenses for the lCar........ Il Iyy ~
Dividends Paid - Is hgl %
Paid Members ua Withdrawal $50
Amount to Credit Of Members bee u, lsSI.. G'4l575
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J.IB. Cooper, Best Sewing silkS
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w " AOA@-N ~ H 4 sec ys
DOVER. DEL
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Belcher's new sugar refinery,
now building in st. Louis, will
be, when completed, the largest
structure in the West. 1t is to
be 10 stories high, with a 'front.'
aga OF I7o feet and a depth of
200. 1t is founded on a solid
rock basis, the rock being quar-
ried out "a feet below the street
level. The first story is "a feet
in height, and the others about
II feet 6 inches. The building
when finished will tower so far
above ordinary buildings that
an average structure will look
like a shanty in comparison.
And away above the building
itself will be two large smoke
stacks. The largest is to be
2os feet above the curb, IL feet
in the clear; the smallest I65
feet above the street, with 6
feet in the clear. The building
was designed by a New York
architect, who completed one
similar to it in Brooklyn.
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washing Trees.
Dallas Sunday Mercury.

Dallas Sunday Mercury.
We have always regarded
good cultivation as more impor-
tant than washing the bark Of
fruit trees with lime, soap or
potash, and that one reason why
trees which are washed grow
better than others is because
those who take the pains to
wash the bark take better care
in other ways, nevertheless, the
washing Of the bark may bene-
ct the trees to a certain extent,
and at the same time the ap-
pearanee viii be improved. II
lime is used, it should be SO
thinly mixed with water as not
10 form a crust, or to give a
white coating to the bark. One
OF the best applications how
ever, appears to be a solution
Of aloes in warm water, which
readily destroys the insects and
their eggs in the bark.
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Persons Who Lived in Three Cen.
turtles.

Three lives all spent near Bos-
ton, and literally overlapped
each other, spanned from the
landing of the Pilgrims to our
our own day. Ebenezer Cobb
was born in Plymouth, March
81, 1904, and died in Kingston.
December s, 1903, aged nearly
ITO. For the first 10 years of
his life he was a contemporary
of Peregrine White, the first
white person born in New Eng
land, and the last 10 years ofhis
life he was the contemporary Of
Charles Sprague, the banker
poet Of Boston, who died in
1875. Mr.. Cobb had the rare
felicity of living in three CEN
turtles. The same is true of
Francis Hafazoli, who was born
in SARDINIA in 1886 and died in
1902, and of Thomas Parr, COM
monty called "Old Parr," and
who might very properly have
been called "Grand Parr." He
was born in Shropshire, 1883,
and died in 1856, at the mature
age of I52 years and nine
months. His death was has
tened by his being taken by the
Earl of Arundel to the court of
Carries l for exhibition. He
married at the age of 40, when
he seemed to be in perfect
health, and cultivated the soil
till he was 1870. There is no
well-authenticated case Of any
one having got above Parr, in
the matter of age, though Mrs.
Letitia Cox,w who died in Jamaica
in 1898. claimed to have been a
young woman when Port Royal
was destroyed by an earthquake
June 9, 1902, which would have
made her over 100.
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4 Tough NORTH Carolina Yarn.

Wilmington On. c. Star.
a colored woman in Cape
Fear township, having business
in town on the day in question,
left her FIVE children at home.
A rain coming on in the after
noon, they all went into the
house, spread a blanket upon
the floor and all turned in, COW
cred themselves up and went to
sleep. In the meantime the
tornado came, sent the body of
the house whirling through the
arr and left nothing but the
floor to show that on the spot
there once stood a dwelling.
Some Of the neighbors knowing
that the mother was absent from
home, went to look after the
children as soon as the hurri-
cane had subsidized, and found
them on their lodging still fast
asleep.
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A western editor offered a
prize of $50 and a years sub.
scription for the best written
proposal of marriage from a
lady. He picked out a nice
proposal from a beautiful and
wealthy widow, answered it ac-
cepting the proposal, and, with
the threat Of breach of promise
suit, actually captured her. Ed
itors may not acquire wealth
by writing twenty-three hours a
day, but when their genius takes
the right shoot they procure the
MISUNDERSTANDING.
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Weekly Banner.
Fatal Duel In Mexico.

pos.-Dispa,ch.
MArAmokos, Mexico, May
20. In Tolon last night Lieut..
Col. Ella MoreIos and Lieut..
Col. o'Horan quarrelled over
some subject, the particulars Of
which are not now known. Both
were hot-headed and a duel was
at once arranged. The men
went out a short distance and,
in the presence of a few witness
cs, the encounter took place.
Morelos was killed. O'Horan
returned to town and surrender
ed himself to the civil author
ties. The affair has caused
great excitement. Both parties
are well known.
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4 check for sss,OOO On a shingle


San Francisco Bulletin.
Joseph {. Palmer, a Califor-
MIA pioneer and at one time a
banker and politician, who died
recently in Oakland, at the age
of63, wasa member Of the firm
Of Palmer, Cook & Co., a bank
which did an immense business
and whose influence was felt
throughout the state. To show
his readiness to adopt original
methods in an emergency, it is
related that once a depositor
called to draw a large sum of
money ISIS. ooo), from the
bank. Mr.. Palmer's consent
was necessary, but he had been
called away to attend to some
duty at a lumber yard some
mile or more from the bank.
Thither the depositor fastened
and made known his wants and
the necessity Of having them at
tended to at once. Mr.. Palmer
could find neither pen, pencil,
ink nor paper. But without a
moments hesitation he picked
up a shingle, borrowed a piece
ofred chalk, and with it wrote a
check on the single in large
and distict letters for $4,000.
This was good when presented
for all the money the depositor
had in the bank.
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Arkansas has a mule that will
stop kicking if the Lords pray
er is recited to him. 1t so
amazes him to hear an Arkan-
sas man pray that he forgets all
about kicking.-Boston Post.
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All scurf and tartar disappear
From mouth and teeth, though dark
and dry;
And all becomes fresh, pure and clear,
five but SoZoDONT apply.
That magic wash-all now confess
Gives to the mouth new loneliness.
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It's feared that the enormous
manufacture of wooden tooth
picks is utterly destroying the
forests of America; but, then,
the young man who spends all
his salary for good clothes must
have something to eat.
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The auIteau case.
Nsw orIeans Times.pemocrat.

New Orleans 1Ines-Democrat.
The decision of the District
Court en- 6aHc, in the matter OF
Guiteau, ends this cause cele6s
and nothing now remains to be
done except to hang the assas-
sin. The latter, it is said, strong
~ objects to the quiet and pri-
vate manner in which this little
affair is to be arranged, and in
sists that the entire American
people have a right to be pres
ent and to witness this great
national execution instead OF
his audience being limited as
announced, to a few dozen
spectators. 1t is this privacy
that is preying on GuIteau's
mind-the lack of ceremonies,
the impossibility OF his figuring
ike Charles I, or some other
martyr, the impossibility of de-
livering an Grafton.
During the first few days of
the trial everything was lovely
for the prisoner. He had an
opportunity to make any num-
Der Of speeches to a large and
appreciative audience; bouquets
were pressed on him; his auto
graphs and photographs, indeed
any memento of him, were beg
ged for, while the press of the
country echoed his. fame
throughout the land. Look on
that picture and then on this"
How changed is the situation
to-day! He sits alone in his
cell with no one but his guard,
"the death watch" near him.
!. The door is closed to visitors;
|interviewers are warned away;
|he can see no one.
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Real Estate.
Cheap Farms for sale-Residences in the
City Of BRENNAN for Sale and Rent.

Va DASAAiAeAAA anu MILL.
SO6 Acres, part of the Pankey league, WASH
ingtOn county-200 acres in cultivation
An abundance of timber and water.
500 Acres, part of the j. Lynch league,
Washington county-375 acres in cultiva-
ton, with good plank fence, dwelling
house, barn, and wood, water running
through the pasture; every convenience
desired.
us IL Acres, a part of the 10 Davis league,
Washington county-500 Acres in culti-
walton, two pastures, 80 acres each, about
so acres cedar timber, n good and COM
modious store house, dwelling, servants
house, barn and stables, u horse en-
gine, cotton gin, saw and grist mill,
mules, oxen and other stock sold with the
place if desired.
400 Acres, part of the Joe Davis league, NJ
timbered land, well watered.
4S6 Acres, part of the head-right of W. W.
hill, Milan county, n fine timbered tract
four miles from ROckdale.
"a Acres, a part of the j. p Cole league,
Burleson county, loo acres in cultivation,
BraZos bottom.
y Acres, in corporation of the city of Bren-
ham, east of fair ground ,esali inclosed
under good fence, a tso tary dwelling
kitchen, barn and all nswocery out hous-
es, good orchard, choice fruit.
\ neat and comfortable residence with 8
rooms, good well of wafer. on Market
street, near Baptist church.
i lot 60NlS0 feet on Clinton street, near the
residence of Maj. Burke.
Eleyen lots on Market and Clinton streets,
Near DIR. Il. Il. Bakers residence. Title
warranted. A complete abstract of title
furnished purchaser when a sale is made
We also have houses in different parts of
the city to rent at reasonable figures.
VINSON & McADOO.
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! The relief commissioners
closed out their supply of gov
krnment rations yesterday by
e shipment of % barrels of
Zeal, 6 barrels pork and 100
Punds Of bacon, in all 45oo
ions, to Black bayou and As
sion parish, by the steamer
Egia Muncie. This termin-
be labors of the committee,
We no smore rations to
They are now at
barring their report,
a voluminous one
ey expect to get
pd of the week.
rs been official
fact.-N. o.,
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Children suffering with collie soon eIpe-
rience relief when Simmons Liver Regulator
is administered according TO the directions.
Adults as well as children derive great bene-
IL from, fbis madeleine
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A woMAH.s REMEDY.

Al certain ages and psr:cds Of wcman,s LIE, thsrs
comes certain aroublss Eehes, pains and suerin7n.
These complaints and irregularities jeopardirs de
girls life al SIXTEEN and follow up sad haunt Tie
married woman until afier ths a turn o. iifs.p
Some have headaches, swimming Of the had,
mental and nervous prostration, blanchsd cheekn.
bioodless lips, lfeless eyes, clouded BRAIN Wnllo
others suer with painful Irregularities uterine do
placements and ulcers. hytsrical spasuas, physical
pfostgAfion, chronic leucorrh0a chluross, suppress
sions loss Of aPpette, ovarian diseases. kidney ae-
lions. etc. which IN numerous end IN epierkic
ats, eonvulsions, inaanity and death. Thess are
generally the result Of innttention. All females
know The elass Of complaints We allude 10. Nov,
ladies' all these troubles be averted and curfd.
We have proof rom Thousands.
Dr. Dromgoole's English Female Bitters will cure
you sound and well-will make you healthy snd
happy-will make you feel like new woman add
no mistake. Sold By all Druggists At tl.o0. Send
POUR address for copy Of Dr.. Dromgooie's Family
Medical AdTiser, lree . fhe afflicted.
p. DaozsooEE & Co.,
Prspristors. Louisville. II.
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ChiIIs and Fever.

There is no need of suffering any Longer
with chills and fever-SimmOns Liver Regti-
1ator soon breaks the chllls and carries the
fever out of the system. 1t cures when all 9TH
or rnmnhins fnil
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Life does not count by years.
Some suffer a life time in a day,
and some grow old between the
rising and setting of the sun.
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Simmons Liver Regular will counterfeit the
effect of alcoholic poisoning. BY Its use the
torpid liver is aroused, the nerves quieted,
the gastric disturbance corrected and intem-
nPrance nrpyanfpd
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Collie.

The Regulator has proven its great value as
a remedial agent during the prevalence Of
that terrible scourge. Simmons Liver Regu-
lator never fails TO do all that claimed for II Z.
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An old nurse says: DR.. Acker's English
Remedy is best for coughs, Group or Dip
liberia. AT druggists.
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WILL You SUFFER VIII
Liver Complaint? Sh1
guaranteed to cure yol
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TROUGH ON RATS. y

Clears ont rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants
bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers.
ISc- Druggists.
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THAT HACKING CoU
quickly cured by Shiloh's CO
antee It.
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S I G. K
e e D

Ache they would be almost priceless 10
those who suffer from this distressing COM
plant but fortunately their goodness does
not end here, and those who once try them
will find these little pills valuable in so
many ways that they will not be willing to
do without them. But after all sick head