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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-09-09
How Logs Are Sent Down the Nevada
Mountains

\ chute is laid from the rivers brink.
up the steep mountain to the railroad,
and while We are telling it, the monster
logs are rushing, laundering, leaping,
flying, down the dccliyity. They come
with tie speed of thunderbolt, and
somewhat OF it's roar \ track Of fire
and smoke follows them-fire struck by
their friction with the chute logs. They
descend the seventeen hundred feet Of
the chute in fourteen seconds. In doing
so they drop seven bundled feet perpen-
dicularly. They strike the. deep water
with a report that can he heard mile
distant.
Logs fired from a cannon could scarcely
have greater velocity than they have 1T
the foot of the chute. The average We
locity is over one hundred feet in q sec
ond throughout tao entire distance, and
at the instant they heap from the mouth
their speed must be fully two hundred
feet per second.
A sugar pine log sometimes weighs ten
tons. What missile. How the water
is dashed into the air. Like q grand
plume Of diamonds and rainbows, the
feathery spray is hurled to the height OF
a hundred feet. 1t forms the grandest
fountain ever heheld. How the waters
foam and seethe, aud lash and surge
against the shore. One log having spent
its force by it's mad plunge into the deep
waters has tlcatcd SO as to be at right
angles with the path of the descending
monsters.
The mouth of the chute is, perhaps,
fifteen feet above the surface OF the va
ter. y huge log. hurled from the chute,
cleayes thc air and alights on the float
ing log. You know how Il bullet glances.
but can you imagine = saw log glancing?
The end strikes with a heavy shock, but
gliles quickly past for n short distance;
then a crash like the rovcrberation Of az
tilery, the falling log springs vertically
into the air. and with q curve like
rocket fails into the water, long dis
lance from the log it struck.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-09-09
WHOLE No. 2,O7S

and feet can be taught to do everything,
they can also be taught to abstain from
doing altogether at unfit times and sea
sons. And many q long suffering wife
bears needless burden Of dumb Gi.-
comfort because her husbands moth
did not instill into bis youthful mind tn
knowledge of how not to fidget
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-09-09
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-09-09
VOL. XLII--NO. 4.
To the Farmers Of Cecil and Adjoining Counties.

Since las cInved ei of ddI some of the
fa for the works n y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-26
Francisco Ga. Brig.

Sc emplea con gran 6xito tanto exterior
mente como al interior. En- les afecciones
de la piel y Was urnarias, intsriormente Sc
usa como estimulante diaforetco Y diuretico
energico en- los catarros de Ia vegiga, la bron-
quits y catnrlo pulmoLar. purifcando 81 Lii
cor de Brea Vegetal La sangre cura Ia sar, q,
soriasis, prurgo lepra @
Exit pa maIos humores adquir. dos por
herencia 6 por contago hace desaparecer de
la piel las manchas, herpes, d:viesas, malditas,
IlagaS ulceraciones. M0difca las membra
mas mncOsas. El Licor de Brea Vegetal au-
menta Il apetito, Sc hacen buenas digestiones
Sc evucna facllmente (las seioras mestruan
con regnlarIdad) NOrmalizando las funciones
todas oe nuestra ecCnOInfa; hace que los Que
10 us0n se sientan como en- estado perfecto de
Poderoso Tcnico Gerruginos0 Vino de Qui.
ne y Hero de GARCIA BRIZ
Esta continuation roune en- un peQueiiO vo-
LINEN, yforma agradable, dos sustancias con.
slderadaS hastR hoy como incompatinles. La
quina medicamento, t6nico por excelencia, y
el hierrO que eS la base de nuestra sangre Sc
emplea en- tOdos los casos en- que es necesario
ehrjQueeer la sangre empobrecida, en- las per
| tiitas del apetito, malas digestiOnes menstruS-
cones dlt1clleS y reemp.aZ8 con ventaja to-
das las preparaciones gerrujnosa. USO.-
Una cUcharRda en- cada cOmida: Esta prepa-
rado con vino de Malaga sin sustancias colo
rantes, Para que est6n al alcance de Lodas
las classes SO expenaen los precios siguen-
tes Jarabe quina ferr. jinoso $3.50 Lcor de
Brea $O,75 Vino de quina ferruginoso
1915. De venta en- la Capital Farmacia de
los sehores Blanco y lel Vale, en- Cagu 8
casa del senior Aguia, en- Ponce Farms cia
del senior Ferrer. If
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-26
Es un hecho hist6ricO

dadero que los Estad )s UnidOs, con su inmen-
sa exportaci6n de carnes y ma teca deben q
los Esp fioles, y mucbisimo por la introduction
de lechones que, Gu ese ;,afs hicieron estos
De Soto fu6 Ell primero que los leV6 Florida
Ell 1886. Y en- Ia a. buaiidad los desendiep.
tex de esOs mismos lechOnes son quizas los que
propOrciona la sustancia la 'Manteca Agui-
la" iQnien sabe?
Sea 0e clio IL que fucre, la "Manteca Agui-
la" es dura al mismo tempo que saudable !!
Ia mas Darata mirandolo blen. / Aprobarlay
2e. 9
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Su producido neto el uitinao aIlo de
1881, repartido, 80 por 100.
Espirando fines del pf6ximo mes de Di-
cienbie 10 contrata de- esta Sc ciedad, y ha-
biendoSe acordado en- junta general de accio-
nitas su rem vaci6npo el termino de clncuen.
to amos, y q, Ia amphaci6n de 50 capital
s 25U,0 o para elevarla Ia categOria de la
Socied4d Rn6nima de cJ 6dito para extpnder
sus Operaciones cuahtas Ia Ley 10 peflhlta,
baj0 Ids garantlas reglame alias, con apro.
baci6n del Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General de
esta Provipeia, de acHeTdoconIl 10 precsptuado
en- el art. l9 del ReglamentO pAratla la cunstitu-
ci6n de- SOciedadeS an6nimas hechp, extensive
& eta 1sla'por Rsal DerrelO del l6lde ,agosto
de 1878, Sc abre shscrici6n para cubrir los
81 5000 en- que SO aumenta el capital por &C.
ciOn.s nolninatiyas dea, .5O PESOS pagaderos
en- esta ciudad y en- las Ofcihas 'de Ia Gaia de
Ahorros precieamente eh,lO dtas del primero
al velnte de diciembre de 1882
Las personasque deseenT suscribirse con al
gHnas acciones, puedeu dlrlgirse sesde luego
persondlmente por ttcattas I'll senior Tesorero
D., Juan Mayoral, quien, como eneafgado del
regstro, leR expedlra los CORES pondientes Ger.
Hfehdos de suscripci6n, que seran cangeadOs
6nSu uportunidad p0r los titulus de las accio-
mes que sc emltiran la par eel dos de enero
do 1858; siendo de advertir. !. Que las &C.
clones que. esten en- descuhierto despu6s del
plazo fjado para efectpar su ppgo, qnedaran
de der ch0 caducadas. 2 Que aning1n &C.
cioDista e se-a permitida la possession de mas
de ua seis por clento de la totalidad de las ac-
|cioues que Sc emitAn. 3. One los actuales
accioDisLas de la 20 ia de Ahorros de Ponce"
que .quieran continuar con las acclones que
tlenen, 6 iIverlir en- nnevas Ia parte que le
CORES pOhdA del fondO de reServa, tienen pre-.
ferenfia en- la possession de las primSraS Y adj
qaisici6n de las segundas en- la parte cue al
canoe uichO iondo do reserva 1nicamente y
AZ que hecha eSta exception, 81 al hucerse "a
emission de accones hubiesen suscritos mayor
n6mt ro de las que So han acordado emitir,
Sc prorratearan entire los interesados los que
deban completal estas en- proportion al nd
nero cOnqne aparezcaD lnscritos.
Ponce, enero II de 1881.
81 lDirector-presidente,
b. 8. abl. FRANCISCO Barnes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-26
BaraUlSimO.


En- 100 pesos sc venden los cua,
dros sIguleLtes:
SAN JERONIMO por Zurbaral
dos varas de largo y una y tercia de
memo.
VIRGEN DE 3ELEN copia de
Murllio por RomeIo, vara y medic
de largo y uua y cuarta ancho.
SANTA JUSTA y RUFlNA co.
pla De MurliIo por Espa1oleto, igual
tamai1o.
SANTA FILOMENA por Espa-
loleto de igual tamallo.
En- la administration del BoLETIN
iuformaran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-26
LAS NOVEDADES. ;"
S4-FOl.taleZa-34

En- este acreditado. establecimien.
to sc acaba de recibir directamente
de Europa un estenso variado sur.
lido de mercapcias de todas classes,
sombreros para senoras, caballeros
y ni1os, surtido de calzado! para i'd,
canas de hero y mosquiteros de
varias classes. gran surtido de mune-
cas- y otros juguetes, mdquinas para
coser de cadeneta y doble pespunte,
iavamanos elegantes con todas las
pleas necesarias y espejos 6 infnidad
de artlculos de novedad todos los
gustos, diffciles de detaliar. Conque,
slrvanse dispensarsuna vista a !" Las
N vedades," y saldrdn todos, com
placidos..
Y.LLoMPART Y ca. Of.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-26

FumandO IN q 10 cigarrlll0 sdn IN los atl.
ques mas fuertes- de Asna, 81 81. nte al in,-
tAnte nm gran al.viO. La eSpc urdc On 8 . o.
dpce mas facilmente, L. tos 81 aliv o. Fl pecnu
late con mas regu arida0 y Il enfe mo respira
luego libremeLte.
i EStos cigarrillos llevau una b tquils ian CO.
mo1a que no ensncia los dedCs SO asp ra el
hnmo con eXraOrdrlars suaVi1ad, pud;end
fumarlos las sehorss y pei sonas mas deiic.ds
Los ATaQUES DE ASMA por ia
snoche SO callnan al insGuhts con lUs papsleS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-26
- s@
PIlH,

Sc acaha de rec:bir un cargamento de- est
mai rra p0r gOieta americana ''Wihnie La
WY" compus sto lie tablunes de Ivy 2 NJ
gaia g,uesu
Tsb as d.. y pulgadas grueso.
Thti"s t-tk Ii. il Or 'cschen brados
tu*t hes d. u doh grlescs.
T jana Is
.. Il "a iZa# en-, b srpn tEe
MARGARl Y - h.14. M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-26
LicOr BGlsdn1icO
DE
RREA VEGETAL.

81 mejor pectoral y depurati 20 eonocdo
hasta el dia, concentrate ydosifcado prepara.
do por ell LIDO. en- Farmacia
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Gaia de- ahOrrOS de Ponce.
Establecida EN- 1873.

Capital realizado en- Montante de sus fondos.
acciones $5O.OOO de reserva $5.925.62.
Productos netos que ha obtenido en- los
nueve amos que lleva de existencia, repartidos
tntre los accionistas $I94 IA D.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-26
Annoniatsd tsciluIatsd Peruvian Gulno.

Este smagntfco abono preparado egpresa-
mente para Ia cana, J que ha dado tan bril-
llsntesFesUltados d0nde quiera one Sc ha EN-.
pleado se encnentra de venta, en- el almacen
!e los que suscriSen &s$7 SO cts por barril de-
t., kilOs netos, al eontado.
Ia gran escsse qne hay del Guano del Pes
r6, ha fecho cue exrerimenten sus precios
una alsa notable, clrcunstaRcia spoF Ia cual
ofrecemos & 81 SO cts ell "Perurian Guanon
Reconoc;dos por nuestros acendados las
exoelencias de este abono so5re los dem4s
nopleados hasta hey, en- vista d. esPlendido
xito obtelidr, escusamos toda recomenda-
On Ell aAmm6aiated and Acidulafed Pc
h vian Guanop esta recommended va por ID ex.
,trieEcia y por Ia Practica.
Mays giiez A de febrero de 1892.
Goghom Habbard q Ga. b. IL. myo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-26
: NdbajO en- Ponce!

Sc otrece conEtante para ofcjs es ell "a isl as
en- 90 Aim cen de Muebi.s, Taller dc EDan s.
terra y Carpin,eria
Ponce, Febrero de I892.--VIGo RIVERA.
NOTA. Sc haran ade ,antoS para CAST de
vlAje . los que 10 soli it a. 3--iO
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NuovaF graf
30-TETUAN.-3Oo
sQUINAtA DE LA TANoA

'FELiCTANO ALoNSO, opafador de la ga.
lerp, totogratica le u Heracl.o Gaulier du-
rante los cuatro an ~ timos, tienY cl gustO
de ofrecer al Ilustr7 I'D ;iic, de, esta Isla en-
tudOs los trabaj Is dc su lTote son
ProDtitud, Esmero, Btratura b. 2. m
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-26

Su producido neto el uitimo ailo de
1881, repartido, 80 por 100.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-26
hEMED1O pronto nte orma de
deLtIO del arSto resulratorio. 90 = @e<~a

z ado qIeman Luno dentro de la habitaci6u
ia nipdo que I'll euf rmo que 81 We privadu ut
des, sIisar, siente lueg, un agradabie bell
es'at que SO convieIte e, el mas ai,acible sue
no
De- 6sito Ce4tral de estos n;edcamento,
Fa m ci de doctor Andreu de Barcelona -
Ell ru -ki o, farml.eias lie Suaiia de Ro
vira y do Mestre, yen principales faima
cias de Ponce, Aguadlla y dem&s po,laciOnet
lmpori antes de Ia lslH
v. hta. 8 abtil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-26
Linea De Yap.res atlas.

81 fame 81 varor Il ges ATHOS de 1000 TO-
nelu,!ss3 con coz DIS y espa,iGsas calnars,
para ses Dta pasnjert, :, lecnfa en ste puert.
roe dent+ lie M. vi Yrk Y jamaica, en
sn ruta q Fsjafdc, HuloacAo. AIRY Ponce,
Msy"eu z. egnafiila Arecibo; el dia "a de
-frbF.fo PT6x4mo aagsssa@.e74asss.
De reto 20 yea viaie directo Nceva, York,
sa'trs de Sah-J. ah u Il, n.ar1o;y IL q, )
t renos e gp>to de aru.cat lis beiiu; et
Z, rg dor, y al I'D l,. e't gele,al
III L1,ih.'s d. "a re ' fieres, djrtjil-
y rs age ts;.-SeBKIN' sDE EZQUIAaA.
/ II. A, gherzo.
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PASTA Al
deDr. A ndre eu-BarcelOna,
KEMEDO seguo contra toda case por fee uomco
Clasi6caci6u de Lac vitul-s esta e a
dferentes vaedades pressnta aquela enfermedad.

LA TOS ronca = fatigosa que es int ma
cast siempre de tisis y catarr0s pnlmI area,
dIsminuye muchis'mo, con este med. cament.,,
rebajandO por cOmp,stO los acceAos vinIeet0s
de tos, que eentribuyeH much al decaimi 81.
to del e1ternlD.
LA TOS contfnua y rertin product la
ror un gran cosquiIito en- garganta, ces
decaracter herpetcO, 10 90 fige VI mom- Dto
con esta pasta y desaparece uego con ell hu-
xllio de IN buen depurativO
La TOS SEGA, convu silva, entret" IT ha
muchas veces por s.foac On cOiuu suce Q i
iOS asmatAcOs .seTS.nek exrenva Fnte u r.
O,as or tfe, to tie una gran ,ebnaad, 20
,combate pertsctimeL,e con STA ia, y c.
'toral.
LA TOS f.rna lie c, queIuche qe alta.
aca con tanta pertmcia its DlhS, causaD-
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BALsAMI( OS Y LOS PAPELEs AZOADOs.
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doles v6-nitos, desgano y hasta esputos san
guinness 81 N con esta pasta, ma, orm -nt'
81 SO ie ecompaha aigdn co.imiento pectoral,
ana t:co
LA TOS catar al de constipado y la L.
ma,ia Y. ignrm nte d sangre, va sea recient'
8 cf6nca Sc cura klempre Goa este pr ciost
lHedcam n'c. Son nnIneros imos los elm
ipIo> d curaci nes ,,btei idas en- ers mas gu,
de muehs aii3s pade I n semejante tos, l. i,
in. ON" a iierli ia. que III menOr resfriad
Bo Z pro1u T.! dc u. n III 'iitra nhHfnbie.
E de a,.itrtu qIe '.uchas tisle pulmo are
prov Ell n d. un, s'mIl" tos, ocas onada p /,
uH cUi stii ado III. cudatO.
Este graz .iit d cum ntsl es, rues, siempt'
il tegura ara cn'sr Ell u.iOa cas- comb tir ii
otros, una enfe'm dad de cuyos terribles re
9, It d. i 81 ven datlalneilte ejemplOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-26

p Sc debe recetar el Jarabe de Hipofos.
fito de Cal de Grimault y c. en- la tisis
pulmonar de todoS grades; pr0vOca en- Ia
mayoria de los caSoS un alivi0 complete D
10 menos una sensible mejOria.
(Tribuna medical de Paris.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

drive, and called upon his personal friend,
Seth. b. French, OF New York Ia the al
ternoon he attended the brilliant reception
given by Charles II Russell aud daughter,
.of New York, at Oak Lawn, where
nearly five hundred guests as.
semblod. among whom were Gov
ornor and Mrs Morgan, Secretary Cf State
and Mrs. Frelinghuysen, Secretary Chand-
Ter aud wife, Senators Anthony and Al
drch, General Hancock and stall, Mr.. De
La Baca, the Spanish minister, aud Arts
tar1hi liey, the Turkish minister, Governor
Littledeld and staff, Commodore and Mrs.
Baldwin, August Belmont, c. DE Bildt, Of
the Swedish legation, and many others.
The event was II grand success, In the
evening the president attended ball
given by G. IL, Baldwin, Of the
navy. at his villa, on Bellevue
acenua The wealth, beauty aud fashion
OF the place were assembled. The bali
room, tasteiully arranged for the occasion,
the floral decorations on the first floor being
very elaborate. All the prominent cot.
tagers were present. The festivities were
kept up until Il late hour. The banquet ct
midnight was an elegant affair and fully IN
keeping with the distinguished ladies and
gentlemen present. The ladies were Law
ishly attired Diamonds and jewels spar
kl,d on Ill sides. Choice wines were pro-
duced and the health of the presl-
dent drunk by young and old OF
both sexes. Tomorrow the President
will visit Coasters llarbor Island, in com.
pany with the secretary Of the navy, and
he W III attend an outdoor entertainment
arranged by summer residents. lie will
also visit the polo grounds, and in the even
ing will be rendered dinner by John Jacob
Astor. On Sunday he will accompany
Governor Morgan to the United Congfcga-
tional church. aud listen to "a sermon by the
Rev. ii. J. vandyke. lie declined an in
vitation TO dinner on Sunday, which was
extended to him by Mrs. Paran Stevens, OF
New York out of respect to the day. The
lady accordingly set the date for Tuesday
On Monday morning he will breakfast with
W. W. Aston minister to Rome, and in the
evening no will be rendered dinner by
John W. Ellis, of the New York banking
house Of Winslow, Lanier ~ Co.. Newport
Special
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The Winnemucca Silver State says: His
Majesty Winnemucca MDl.Vn king of all
the Flutes, was recently married to aprin-
cess OF his tribe, Buena Vista J, In, n trust
oil member of Winnemucca' cabinet, says
the royal consort is ast the middle age and
weighs all the same as four sacks of Hour
WinnemucCa, who traces his lineage, nc.
cording to Pluto tradition, ffcm the time
when the liumb Ut valley WIS lake is
is said to be the fifteenth hundrcdth
and iifty.iinh monarch o. his line.
He has children past the prime of life, and
the old fellow takes a new wife to provide
for his ncccssitiCsin his old nge, The Pluto
marriage ceremony Is u very simple affair
The chosen bride retircs to her wickiup at
an appointed time and huddlcs in corner,
II she does not like the bridegroom she gets
up aud runs away when he enters the
wickiup, but If he is the man of her choice
remains aud becomes his slave for lito.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02
STREET sIFrINGs

Ask yourgrocers for Delmonico flour.
Cheap millinery at Nj. Roscnthal e. Co. 5.
The Parlor keeps elegant lunch day and
night.
NJ. RoScnthal e Go, are selling goods for
song.
Parties wanting II nice quiet game o
billiards, patronl2e the Glen Lea saloon,
opposite the llERALp office.
Orr sells all styles of Concord sidcspring
buggirs. Send FOR hisillustratcd catalogue
and priCc-liSt
The best lunch in the city, from 10 a. IN.
to II m, every day, at Georges Place. Try
II once and YOU will 20 again,
Cool Milwaukee, Anheuscr ana Lemp's
beer kept always On tap, fresh and ioaming
ut tho Wichita saloon.
The finest liquors and cigars in the city
can always be found ~ the Glen Lea saloon,
opposite the iIHW,lp office,
Tendency to weakness amt premature de.
cay aro prevented 10y the use of lcmp's
extra export Bottled Beer.
lCcbCr,S2 Nowhere Just Try some oi
those cooling Mctlord Rum Punches ut the
larlor new catch altogether, and deli
cious,
Wines, liquors, cigars and the coolest
beer, billiard tables amt polite attention,
can always be found at the Glen Lea,
saloon, opposite the llEWAlp office.
Crushed tecu, Oats, corn ana barley
crushed is economical, hcalthml aud hettcy
Ton horses and cows than whole grain.
Corn meal, Graham flour, hnmlny and grits
manufactured M Fc,ons coru-miu Pat
tsrsou avenue,
Twenty-Five dollars reward will be given
to any one who ever drank glass Of stale
or warm beer at Apollo hall. The reason
this 0Ilcr is made is because Auhouscr been
is always sold there, which comes through
to this city cold. fresh aud parking. DOM
Won forget il
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How = rre,ldsus EnIoys himself,

PRESIDENT Arthur has had another bury
day iu the social world, but he found time
10 attend TO considerable official business.
Early In ths day 10 met The member Of his
0ahlkse an1 informally dlsoussod several
nhjeo1A eooa anee y O'clock 10 took .
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

ANroUp, McmoAS, August %. lS7a--GARrgR
MEplCiNg COMPANY:
Gcntemen-Pleasc send TO my address
another bottle Of tine Little Liver rlls. |
consider them a sovereign remedy Tor Head.
ache, CHARLES :. SANFORD,
Midland county, Michigan
For sale by Williams, Tolliver n Walker
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Mr.. David ]. Jones, Of Parkersburg, W.
Va, writes: 81 experienced for many
years great annoyance and suffering from
rheumatism and weakness of the kidneys,
and my bowels were almost always irregu.
lar, | tried Browns Iron Bitters, which
acted like charm, restoring me at once to
regular health, and banishing Nll pain
from my bodyn
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lAchsc&
TO EsfSREN lGNT
Yellow Fever
lelcatc
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
IT SAVED THE PEOPLE OF SAVANNAH
GA. WHO USED 1T THROUGH The
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF 1876.

MEssRs. II. IrlIIN 4 Co,
GENTLEMEN We the undersigned, Engineers
on the GeOrga Central Railroad, IN grateful oh
legations for the benefits we received from the
use II simmons Liver Regulator during the
Yellow Fever Epidemic in savannah, Georgia,
In the summer and fall Of lS76 desire 10 mako
the following statement. That during the
aforesaid Epidemic. we used the medicine
known as simmons Liver RegulaO or, prepared
by J H. Zeiin & Co. aud though exposed To
the worst miasmGtic influences Of the yellow
Fever BY going In and coming out Of Savannah
ut different hours of the night and also in
spending entire nights In the city DUNG the
prevalence of this most Fatal Epidemic, with
but the single exception Of one OF u.s. who was
taken sick. but speedily recovered, We CON
tiuuod in our usual good health Il circumstance
we can account for in no other way but by the
effect under Providence of the habitual and COZ.
tinued use Of simmons Liver Regulator while
we were exposed to this Yellow Fever malaria.
Respectfully yours, c, II. Patterson, John |.
Collins, Jas l., MRllctte, Melton Y Cooper
Fs'Always ask your Druggists for Dr. Sim.
mons Liver Regulator, and bo sure TO see those
identical words printed ON the label, and having
thereon red 4 Trade Mark Seal and signature
of j. II Xeilin n Co. None other is Genuine
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