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Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-20

IENO invest, few hundred dollars with some partv A who is willing to invest equal amount and establish retail trade in good paying business. staple goods Address, J. NJ. PIIEL PS
 mh2O ot Hartford, Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-20
The Opening of the East River Bridge.

The Opening Of the East River Bridge.
 BROOKLYN, March 19.-The latest proposal for the celebration of the opening of the East river bridge and the one that will prob ably be adopted is to have two immense pro- sessions, one representing the trades and in- dustries of New York, and the other those of Brooklyn, to pass over the big bridge at the same time in opposite directions. Each pro- cession is to be headed by the Mayor and Common Council of the city to which it be- longs and when these officials meet on the bridge proclamation is to be read formally declaring the bridge open for travel, then the processions will continue on their respec- tive lines of march and parade through the prineipal streets of the visited cities
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-20
For Sale or Kent

SSsi5A GUILFoRD, Ct, 35 acres, house and barn. ii5 all very nice house has II or 12 rooms, 10 E4 acres tillable land, 10 acres pasture, balance postofhce, one mile from depot. Price s5OOO: one half or more can remain on mortgage. Rent long time $25O per year. Call on address,
 !. B. AMMAN, 63 Church street, New Haven. UT Ut. F. IaylOr, GuiHord. Inh2O
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-20
WI NTEn

4 SITUATION by respectable girl to do general A houseWork in private family. Inquire at
 mh2O 1t+ 24 YORK 1STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-20
Assaxofncalfforn1a Ore.

CHICAGO, March 19.-A United Press asso- citation special from San Francisco says twen- ty assays sent by the superintendent of the Hale and Norcross mine under the new man. agement from the lateral drift to the Savage south line assay from $9 to $20O It is req sonable to suppose that when cross cutting begins an ore body of considerable magni- tude will be found.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-20
WANTED

HNO HIRE for one year. man that thoroughly un- 1 derstands farm work, and can coms well recom- mended. Apply to ISAAC A. SMITH,
 nla19 6tE Conn,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-20
WANTED.

A SITUATION by neat youpe girl for cI.r,ber- 1A Work and sewing, second cook, or would do gs.nerai nonseWork in a small family l; has best of
 mh20 It+ 1s4L SIT Jo5N cTprPr
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-20
WANTEn

A Nexperieneed Protestant waitress. Inaaire at A the Protestant Industrial Association " mh20 Its 3I WHITNEY AvPNup
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-20
WANTEn

WANTED, RI IMMEDIATELY, six good houss painters Deyz I block, corner Howard avenue and Oak street. T FIPa
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-20
WANTED

fs5sSa BY gentleman, a furnished room bv the 1st @!aI or AprlI State terms and location. Address -Ez.55A- . DIR. J. F. HARITUS,
 FTh;or rasoa
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-20
FOR RENT

FOR RENT, sSxAA FURNISHED ROOM, all modern improve sia ments, location Howe and Elm streets. Address &.lG ma15 If |" G. B. H, |" this office.
 FOR SALE. {SHA THE House and Farm Of the late Jason War iif ner, the direct road from Westvil1e to West EziU Ha7en in Town of Orange The house is near ly new, and commands fine view of the city and its surroundings. For particulars, inquire of H. P. ma15 tf "C.,"P. 0. Box 1895, City.
 STORE FOR RENT. &ss:Aa WE'LL established grocery store in good HsiH neighborhood; also tl rec good rooms city ESh water; rent low to good tenant. Inquire at Nc. 2, corner of ELLIOTT STREET and DAVENPORT
 TO RENT.
 hAAA THE fine Store No. "A Church street, corner #H of Center. now occupied by Jas; Gallagher. Jr. EiIl Inquire of GEO. A. BASSERMAN, in the base ment, between Il and 12 a. m. ma13 If
 FOR SALE, JhAA HOUSE No. S4 Hamilton street, near Chapel E55IH Thirteen rooms, well arranged for one or two Rt parties; large lot fine fruit, etc.; price $6,5OO 1nqarfe Ta1 z, of DURHAM .4 GSo@Ss %0osTEa EE1s..
 FOR SALE. Sss HOUSE on Dixwell Avenue near Broadway. @ss Seven rooms. Lot 45zI25ft. For prices, etc., E!sA Inquire of " A. WARNER, m9 If No. 28O Chapel Street
 For Sale Very Low. RS% A LOT in the western part of the city, within 1T one block of horse cara. Address m7 If New Haven, Conn.
 FOR SALE, ssssA THE late Residence of Deacon Atwster Treat &gii1 112 College street. Inquire of
 zIId ma6 If HENRY E. PARDEE, Executor.
 FOR SALE. $*5$ss A Pleasant Cottage, seven rooms. Furnace, 9is water, gas. Apply on the premises, NH mo If 241 EXCHANGE STREET.
 FOR RENT. %&A4s THE house No. 26 Gill street, containing g #iiiII rooms besides bathroom and water closet E.Il possession given immediately. Also the house Eo 24 Spring street. to be occupied May 1st house of five rooms Mo- Lewis street. Fair Haven. Three 98 Olive street for gentleman and wife, Several other tenements in central part of the city
 JACOB HELLER, mas 1 Yale Bank Building,
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Anti-Monop0ly Noles.

Nor only is this country cursed with
the national-bank swindle, but the
sharpers have secured its adoption In
other countries. Japan is ono Of them,
but report says the failure Of the sys.
tenn in that country "is imminent"
Can it he that the Japanese are getting
their eyes open? If SO ii would be a
good country to send our children to
10 he educated.-loma Tribune.
FoLaER, the hcentious and incapa-
bic, has decided to content himself with
his salary and Let French act rs Secre-
tary and help ont the Treasury Depart
ment ring. 1t is said that he does not
think anything will result from tho Mt
tack on Hill. OF course nothing will
result from it ii Folger can prevent it.
lie is beginning tn he understood by
the most charitable rs utterly unfit fo,
the great Office he holds, but does moi
| iiIl.-lfaShington Gazette.
ALL the money IN the United States
treasury has been counted. 1t required
sixty experts nineteen days. Coin and
notes TO tho value of SiiT, ,a3s, ,6sa. .;
were found. cents more than the Law
required. 1t costs the people just ahou
! SIS, ,G93, bio of taxes every year, besid,
expense of storage, clerks. soldiers
etc, etc, To KEEP that useless pile on
If the channels Of business, out Of tn,
hands of irdastry, and it is done by tn,
two old parties IL strengthen the gril
II the usurer upon the peopfs-to on
slave industry To idleness. Was ever
nation 80 willing 10 he robbed? Not
dollar should he allowed in the unite
States lookup except barely enough +
meet immediate necessary expenses
IoWa Tribune,
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ARTHUR NOT IN THE RACE.
A Washington Correspondent Denies tho
Report TINT the President IN Sehem.
lng III New York To Succeed
HIMSELF
IWasliis,slnn Telegram, ]


Tho BOSTON iRrfr'tNfr ot tbs morning
published AZ y ial To ihls effect; An iu,-
portland move IN being engineered in New
York u ,litlus who'll Ia JnsA beg nuing 10 bo
understood II was pann6d BY President
Arthur and Ii being managed by hi lleuton-
anta, I'D by George Bs. Tho plan Ia u
very simple ono and thu whole power Of
thu administration II bc ny used h have II
succeed. The ~, cnl then glvea hlt nnt~
ror.h 10 be dcta Il of thA PUN, Maisn Il do.
signed 70 unto tho fac ians ef thu Repab-
lican purity In thr Empiio state, aad 10 IT.
w, Aaunit.d Ropubliean nd d,,.d, Do.
moeracy, rcadcnt AitnnrA irial =
Will claim taat he. and lie enls,
csn carry .rM A,yh IN ts,L a
fol,d delegation from iii sac
will present his nsMn - tho aynna' Ton.
that state OF things, and ID I likely q emo
about A TINT tsant vi tho special VII Oh
assumes Il nj the 4. osidenl l. fohemmg 10
secure naninaian from the National Gan.
ycntion OF 1871, Ia tho Ncr.cst hosh. know
whereof l speak. an 80 dos every Or
snnnl ftiend of tho rra Id nj, Il isna y cot
whatever that tho iresid,M'Sl ihisp or,
that lie ehste under IA weas AMI To- OF
Ill. office, ard that lie looks faIward With
intense longing Ia the day Ut his release
from its irksuine tasnonfniiltteS ohlF u
few DAYS sincs he saa ia very nea pr
eonul fiiena, not IN ai'ieeAtldtr MY
hwn amhtti,n n l. TO 500 tho country mafc
prosperous AZ tho clo, . of my administration
than ii has over been In tho pea, aud ta laAo
that prosperity retained hy aaothes Gcpahlt-
ram administration lielasrel eatedlA Essn
his friends to know that, under n or uni.
stances. would he agan 10 President IAeso
Washington sroeia sare danhtsoss ihNltred
by some one who scea that tho popular ~.
tenm for the fsresidrn, Il daily strenethen,
Ing, md fcaiing thu Il may al tua leo-
pes demand iur his remomia stion, think Y
wise to iares,all II by attrhaiing ta tho
President u scheming aMhtti III, tor VII. a
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ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
The Fifteenth Annual Reunion al Cincln.
natl In October Next.

The nftsen,h annual reunion Of tho Army
OF the Cumberland will b. held In metn.
natl On the aith and 18th Of cctt Der, ,Ns,
This society was ersanitcd under thu au-
spices OF Maj Gen. George IL Thomas n
iN,s, aud l. composed of @osieo,a and sal.
dieis MO have ut any time served M.th
homer in that AMY,
The Arm. vi tile Cumberland was IN os
the large, Of tho grsna smiex tAat Ia ea
50 auhly and we'll IL pfe ono Ito lA,an
Till gave 70 this arnly sixty egsments II Ans
fansrs, four reg mo a9s Ut . aNalrs anu twelve
batteries Of Artislsrys lnos foltN~tAtvo
regiments OF infantry aAd seven batteries Ut
arl ley Indiana thtt Eight resimenss OF
intuntry. for regsMsats II cavalry All
twelve hat ,ciies u a,ttllerys Mleatsan egAt
Regiments OF infantry, twa lcg ments II
cavalry, ono ~ siment u Aeehan - and eas
gncers and tive batteries OF Art esy, anl
tts.s sagassa aesaa.casS ~ msssAt.N, twenty
four res lmcnss III cavalry alu tea batteries
of artillery, making = grand to,at, ut tae
opening Il tie Atlanta campaign, VI lsae =
regiments Who reeei,c cd an honorable Il, -
charge il eatitlcl u membership IN III 81.
c,ctv Tho Society of the Army vi tho
Cumberland Aas always held high raak
with Kindred s.clctlc>, and it, annual ~.
pur =, nov number 4ng II hteea haad>esaa
ocsavo volumcs heand IN cloth, seatsln q
lalgs amount ot biographical aaa hlssessetss
Information II i. eas interest and saisc. "
Ii deea,ca aesilat h toe ii ,ae attention II
those wao weso memhers ol tho Sfana cd
army 10 The ap,ro ca ,ns ieaaiaa u this -.
cscty. lAo tolrvsr ndsAg sestesafN, aen
AeAy NJ, C.st, of Vacinaatl, vi Sehd
blank app p.ioatienS AMI gssa any 10 alct IN
form tsen d lhs - Mha may Wl>h tete ss,SNe
members of the sastety, Lieut. Nesa L, IL
Sheridan Il It's lrt>sssant
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FlNERTy'S FuLMlNATlON.
How He Thinks the Recent Papal Circular
to the Clergy Should b Resented "
Irishmen EverywaoN.

The tNtises, OF ch'easss published by lehn
+ fsnerts. memler II congsess reoen,ly
mintea an editorial headed ~Roseo,e taa
Pope" Itsas>s ~ sil The productions et
raral interference IA tho affairs of tFslsaa
that have marked the rssieN u tho Nastesa
from the days of Adrian N, to lehn NNll and
from the \. len et that atrsn,in u the prs mt
time, the Ia / .ir>u ar a,l,,s ~ cd l,v lsu An,,
IL the ig.sa hissla,S and elesss NTH rsSasd
10 the rarnea fund is tho me>e Mtes, tae y
iasnesttaenI II Ito llsA ieense saNsa4S
cl.lyeals 10 tais latest lts IAN saS't, ths Masr
letng tarnlsAea ly the t,spess waFtAN als>
Nietosls, they WI teslet the seSpcst ~ the
Morsd n l,rsse The ati II says "is>s shs
Irish peore ko'a rulsie Messaass N essrN
dteeese aud r.ss scSo as,e.s stray as. as
hounesng any more el his Nlnes> unhaly
hterNoasl,n in Irish pasiu,s AMI tell laa
oGce Gna .,r all time, nr'NsN anu r,Speet NJ
In, To Mlaa his Own hastasSS Il tho heal ol
the 'athasie ehN,eh lley III gas supple,
ment this aettaa hs resolving no u sea.
Isll,ate a saag.e cent et icsees saee Mhaie
Ieu 60, rses tac pa al char, or at lv>ss, Nn
III ae quits his laslahe AMI san lslaa> q
IN cal alliance viii a. anh IN my II ths
our eUuatrymvn to boseoit the Tore sNd
lea h hmm u lesson that may ho ~esvlecalls
at least IL his snetesAr SMs q FVnae =,
tho none arS sllnrlte> ~ lea ami tea h NJ
wlshnus hcissG mssNnl,r tcel that the irish
race sannet he halsa Ssl int slaNtrN ~ III,
lay. nets of Ingaaaa or ny tie tsuadefs q
Eoac, w hole the lsish hs>hors and sses
~ have backbone enough II leses.s tbs hn
/ nan outrage on sactr latrset >m tseia \,
viii stand hs III. m agalnS' No lea an
1 cssls otker IorsiSa hS> shods, b. 10 sssAos
Nr LA ian
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An old colorcd man. evidently from
the country, was standing, wrapped in
admiration and an old army ovcreoat,
in front Of the folding-machine when
We went into the presSroom.
Ever soc anything to beat that, un.
elea"
We'll. hess. dat arc is mos 'stonish.
in. Hits wonderful piece OBJ mechan.
,c,lism, an it ies lays out do paten'
stamp-puller nm froWs dirt on do secu.
lse saw, but boss. We has a mo- remark.
able thing down ter our settlement
som,fin' dat wnl make dis yer ma.
rhincry look like dc small side show
longside lie sho' nough suckus in dc
big tent"
What is it. uncle
Does yer know Hornshy's Bend.
down on dc rihber2a
"les."
well. sah. Ills YER machinery ol
Yours am right pert; hut Mars James
Harnshy hah somtin' dat would make
all dat mechanicalis,n 'shamed Of il
self"
What, in the mischief. has he got =
Mars James Horllshs. sab, hah go1
] houn' pup what's weh-footed. an /
dominieker hen what crows like roost
err Ierds Siftiaas.
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THE COlORED CONVENTION.
Card from Fred Douglas Traitors and
lnfarmers Denounced.

A recent Washington telegram says that
Fred Douglas has come to the front In do
fense Of the proposed colored convention,
Of which no is the leading spirit In pub
lished card hc dcnounccs these colored men
who oppose the convention in the following
vigorous language: There are traitors and
informers aIaoi & all oppressed and unfort-
nate people Iolorcd men are not an ex-
cepton TO the rule, There are those who
are never deing anything for the race
themselves, tut are ready to scream
themselves hoarse in opposition when
anything is attempted by otterS AM not
ut all surprised Mhcn some of those Tor
whom have lived and la5.Ted Lift their
he Asa ms me. Stree the days u MKel
such as.i cen the tate II all men enn It
en- lsacoring to serve tie oppressed AM un.
tor II ate, Tut this inirmiiy OF oppressed
people, JUS now conspicuous in the cond ct
of the api onents ef The lrop ased Mt enal
Convention, will no deter me. or Tho -.
soeiat, d with me, from going forward Nj
the ce invention III ue>tlon. can zee ~ tn0
bottom II this o pos tion only glounuiess
apprehension ON tine lart OF tome OF our
friends. and every ambition and jealousy on
the art ST NEST .f the coloIed men who aId
lust now gaming 4 lite notorlety BY assail'
Ing the motive OF lie er men than them
kelycHs
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VENDETTA.
A Southern Feud Leads to the
Staying of Nine Persons.

Telegram from Rason Rouge, Lal
News has been received here to the effect
tha. Robert Morrison. brsthcr-in-law OF
the kirhss, was found dead in tho woods yes
tcaaay near where the aiiray took place
between the lanier aud Kirby par
ties In the first statement il MAS reported
that not only were the two Laniers Killed
hut that the Coroner had found the body Of
William kiihs where the Kirby party made
the attack showing that the I4anieis had e
sisted item. The supnositian Il that o.
risen Mas wounded III tie light, and dl i
While enaeasorlng TO get home. Samuel
Iaasr aead III las no been heard iIom.
AMI lie Is also supposed 10 have been shot
down a.ling the light and 10 have s,nce
died In the woods This il a family feud.
which has caused the death of nine men
already. There are three meml els oI the
lan!er family. with .P.e b.utAer ia-iaw re,
ma II NJ OF une faction. aud enc Morrison
and mo klrhsS # the other.
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THE Michigan Greenhackers, after
having taken little rest since the re-
cent elections, are once more i'll the
fell. They propose to hold another
camp-meeting ut Lansing, similar to
the one held two years ago. That one
was a grand success, and did rs much
rs any other one thing to pave the way
for the Greenback victories of last fall
and this spring, j. NJ, Potter, of the
Lansing Sentinel, has been appointed
general manager Of the affair, and
that in itself is sufficient guarantee
that it will be success. Let there he
n grand outpouring, not only from
Michigan. but from other States, and
let us once more renew the faith and
again grid on the armor Of battle
Chicago Sentinel.
A convention OF the Greenhaek Laho,
party of Ohio will be held in Colum
bus, "Wednesday, June Is, to consider
the state of the country and take sncl
action rs the exigeneies of tho times
seem to demand. In view Of the alarm
ing fact, palpable to the most careles,
observer, that the power Of organized
rings, syndicates and corporations i
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NATIONAL. HANhS.
Decision Of The Attorney General BY
Which They are Enriched
Ss,O0o,oa0.
tMa>'lins Iel gram, |

There can lie n question ~ een,se, tia,
tts .eesssan of the Atsoraes ss,.usral in tae
matter IT the construction oG The Tax law,
to the et,cs that National banks slc mo- ~
9a red 10 pas tssss alter Jan l. las. Is
curaert Al all ~. nss IL will he the q "a
ssfAcaan Which Ire taN cAsse tins nag sr
will adopt 1ha a.s oa turn shes sMa Il Z
illustration II tie sFlas nature a. iaalan i.
ant segtslatiea There lao ahls are ea.ik tcs
men in tie tssa hons.S Nhe thought, q the
tine they Mere vol n On tie intetnsi n a.
iae seetlon o the hlll, III 4 tie hanks Na .
IL he made 4 favored class aaa be- e~ta II Il
Ia escape tie lsaymeat III 3 IN IL III III A.
tim Hut there san, at saus e. II no i - y
tion taat there Mtre mo iaNes Iat anl ~
able on the ! Il u MatcA Ns.ea Tie appeal
took efie 4
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SOME twenty -tis. years aso, aay. new
living IN Salem, y, e. then Il iitt earf. fl
into d Iasra bush and stuck a thaan ii oae
ley. near the knee. lANss.slaa, in extract
ing the thorn hrnke II OH. l.aylng about a
half inch of the sharp lalnt ntfenalalug. being
unable - find it, The NaaNa healed sAa
nothing More was In nght at lne piece of
venseuee. Tie other ni.ht heMrNsf. the
laas discovered a hluish locking linlste on
one Of her ankles which Naan became pam
fal She applied i lspnlslte Il. The niare, aud
on removing il next day was assenlshtd se
hnd the piece ol thorn
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more and more rapidly monopolizing
the wealth and arbitrary control OF tho
industrious, to their impoverishment
and degradation, we call upon every
foe of monopoly, whether Of money,
transportation, news. land, or labor, To
ment with us and unite IN securing
moro efficient organization Of tho
people and nominate State ticket.
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The only consolation which the
literary celebrity can find under the
persecution of autograrh-hunters is in
the consciousness that il is the penalty
Of high ability and well-earnei fame.
Hut sometimes even tllis consolation is
leaied. nr. Holmes has been known
To relate with humorous enjoyment OF
the ahsnrdits that he once received .
note requesting an autograph which
MAS snporserihed "olser Wesaell
Holm $" and in which lie was addressed
as sDear Madame. "#--Aer York Trib-
une.
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PiSClCULTURE.
What is Being Done at the National
Fish Hatcheries.
Washington Telegram.l ]


Fish Matching is attracting good deal OF
attention ut the old armory Build ng just
now, 10000 eggs being received daily frcm
the Potomac ststiona Col Mcdonald,
who Ii in charge OF tn distribution
OF fish, expects the yield Of tbs
Eeason to be upward Of 6oooot01 she'd,
Taree carloads are sent away every
week The production Of young herring has
been enormous, and Mr.. fage, who IL 10
charge Of the Matching, estimates tina the
Weld Of the season will he loo,Uhs.0uo Col.
Mcdonald ID deyoiing good share Of the
product of the season t. Stocking the upr or
Potomac. The Matching a. tho Armofs Il in
full operation. ali apparatus being worked
TO the full est capacity. IL is exl ecied that
fully .5,Uuo, 40 good eggs will be secured
from the Potomac this season Tie la.eness
OF the spring put back the work cons .dera-
hIv
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rangcment Of Livcc, Isowcis end Kidneys.

srg caused by DR..
rangement of Liver, bowels and Kidneys.
SYMPTOMS or 4 DISEASED LIVER.
Bad Rreath, Pain in the Side, sometime. The
pain Il felt under the -hpnd -tia,e, mistaken for
Eheafnatism general ioss u appetite, Bowels
generally costivs, r@tmes alternating with lax:
the head Is sfoablea with pain, is dull and heavy
with considerable loss ot memory, accompanied
with painful sensa,i II oi cava ,lndone something
winch ought 70 have bten done; a slight, dry cough
and flushed face IS sometimes an attendant, often
mistaken Tor consumption; the patient complains
oi WEAKNESS and debility; nervous easily startled:
feet cold or burning, sometimes pfictiy sensation
OF the skin exists: spirits low and dcsponiem
and, although satisfied that exercise would b. bene.
heiai, yet one can hardly summon up tortitrde >
uy N-.tn iact, distrtsts every remedy. Several
Of the above symptoms attend the disease hut cases
have occurred wher t.t fcw OF them existed, vet
examination after dralh has shown the Liver TO
have been extensively deranged.
u should be used by all persons. old and
young, whenever any Of tho above
symptoms appear.
,,I: psr:ons Travelling or Living In t'n-
ally TO keep the Liver III healthy action viii avoid
oil Malaria. bilious attacks. Dizziness. Nau.
sea, Drowsness, Depression Of Spirits, etc. Il
VIII ,nv'goraie like glass Of wine, but Is no In
toxicatins beverage.
AT You nave eaten anything hard Of
uigestion. or feel heavy after meals, or sleeD.
less Al night take dose and you will be relieved
Time and Doctors Rills will be saved
by always keeping the Regulator
In the Hon.et
For, whatever the aiImeh, may be, thoroughly
safe purEativc, alternative and tonic can
never b- cut Of place. The remedy is harmless
ANA does not interfere with business or
pleasure.
IT IS PURELY VEGETABLE,
AND has all the power and efficacy Of Calomel or
Qunlnc, without any Of the njursus after effects.
A Governors Testimony.
summons Liver Regulator has been in nsa III nv
Mmiiy Tor some time, and am salishcd il is 4
valuable addition TO the n'-iical science
J. .tLL SHORTER, Governor Of Ala
Hon. Alexander II. Stephcns. of Ca,
sas: Rave derived some benefit from the use al
Summons Liver Regulator, and wish to give il !
further trial.
"The only Thing that mover fail, IN
Rclievc."-I have used many remedies t,r i,cs.
pcpsia, Liver Affection and Debility bnt neyr-
nave found anything 10 benefit me To the exter.
Simmons Liver Regulator has sen, from MIN.
hesota 10 Geofia for it, and would send further f.
snch meulclne, and would advise all who are sim
,iariy affected to give il trial as il seems The on,v
thing that never fails to relieve.
T. NJ JANNrY, Minneapolis MIMI
TT. i: w. Mason says: From actual cx
pefiencc IN the use of Simmons Liver Regulator an
my practice have b.en and am satisfied 10 ,,ss
ana prescribe 1t as purgative medicine
As'.5 Take only the Genuine. which a,v,v,
has on the Wrapper the red 4 Trade Marx
and signature Of y. IL. ZEu.IN ~ Cn
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-05-31

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