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JAMES BILL, Atlanta, Ga.

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.ftr ltutIansl blood poison which has resist
I'D tho trrt mrnt ~ our b 1T physicians, and
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vas 'vcroi with G tpT CT COLOR trup
i,ol All uv / nv body ana limhs, with loss of
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.cmng O M loi ~ general debility, emac n
tt.H, ta'llug or III ny hair, sore throat and
grnat neryOusocH4 tocsme incrcdu ous,
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blood purtii alid tiat't did not require q
paI mt 20 - grDs before he was cured, |
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ltcl IMP uvad have taken about zen rot
TIE Al i.cl ~ we IN ghty a any man.
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Di I'd Pu'liCr, and ny ono who wi use Onl J
ono bottle viii be convinced that 1t has nc
"qlal III tho g part. sill continue its USE
- tti,as lcndid tonic an keol system
~ 4 'inc cnndilO0. HUu have the hbort, tC
direct any suif rcr to me i'll person
X Z. JONES Atlanta, fs.
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THE MURDERER JAILED.
J. GROGAN, ACCUSED or WESLEY
JAMES, NIURlEIk CAPTlJKED.
He Is Wanted in Virginia for Numer-
Gus Crfmes-Bad Family
Record.

Special to State Chronicle.
WINSTON, n. c., August 29.-Jamcs
Grogan, accused of the murder of Yves
ley James, of Walnut Cove, was captured
last night near Pine Hall and brought to
Walnut Cove. Upon his arrival the
streets were full of men and there was a
good deal of excitement and some talk
of lynching, but everything was quiet to-
day. He was locked up in the guard
house and carried to Danbury Jail this
morning Grogan has been Spending
most of his time since he left Walnut
Cove in the neighborhood of Stoneville
and the Virginia line. He was
with MIR. Stanley who pretended
to be his friend, but who later mott
fed an officer that he and Grogan
would be at Pine Hall about dark last
night. An officer was ready and the
arrest was made without trouble. Grogan
now says his best friend gave him away.
Three Gregans rest in Stokes county
Jail implicated in the supposed murder
of James. The State geOlogist, it is said
refused to make an analysis of the
stomach of James and has sent it back
to Walnut Cove. Some one else will be
gotten to analyze it.
Sheriff B. f. Stultz and his deputy o.
Henry county, Va, arrived at Walnut
Cove this afternoon. They have scvera
charges against Grogan-onc for high
way robbery. They have been looking
for him for four years. Grogan's brother
John Franklin Grogan, was tried in th'
courts of Henry county last year anc
sent to the penitentiary for five years TO
stealing wheat. There is enough evi
dence against James Grogan TO send hin
on for ten years, not including th'
| Wesley Jamps flair
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Weekly Weather Crop Bulletin.

The following is the report of the
weather for the week ending August %:
The drought has been broken this week
by cOpious rains almost everywhere,
which, though rather uneveniy dis
tributed, have been very beneficial to
some crops, though too late for others.
The temperature has been about normal
or slightly above, the amount Of sunshine
has been somewhat below the normal;
conditions favorable for crops generally.
The percentage condition of the stapl"
crops for August taken from the report
of the State department of agriculture.
are as follows: Corn, SO per cent. There
has been a larger acreage planted this
year than for many years. Cotton, 10
per cent. Smallest acreage planted for
some years Tobacco, 81 per cent,
which is six points below the July aver
age. Rice, Sc per cent, sweet potatoes,
90; peanuts, 81; grapes, 62"with a very
abundant crop.
Eastern District. Rain occurred every
where during the first of the week,
greatly benetitting late corn and cotton,
potatoes, peas and gardens, but it came
too late to be of much benefit to old corn
and cotton. Cotton, which is opening
is generally poor, and corn below the
average. Turnips have been planted
: and are up in some places. Fodder gen
!. orally saved without loss, the weather
having been good for that purpose
: Sweet potatoes are reported excellent
, Ia some few sections ali crops are re
/ ported in good condition. R4nfall fo
: the week as follows: Weldon, 4 81
| r a I
t Goldsboro, 277; Lincolnton, 1.22; New
. bern, 2.o1; Wilmington, 1.55.
e Central District Good rains hav
il been pretty general in this district, ais
d cotton, late corn, peas and potatoes wer
It especially benefited. Tobacco much i'm
proved by rain also, curing is III pro
gress. Turnips are being sowed. Fod
der about all saved, though some los
occurred on account of firing. From tn
,e reports it seems that there will be consic
e cradle less than an average crop Of cote
le and is beginning to open rapid.
. Rains for the week are as follyws: Oa
+, Ridge 224, Greensboro 0.4S, Raleie
7. 1.73, Chapel Hill 0.7s, Auburn / 6
D. Smithfeld 1.15, Douglas , 90, Sake
1. 4.40.
,o Western District.-Excepting Pinevil
q. every station in the district reports tn
st drought has been broken by copio
of rains which have been rather uneven
in distributed but beneficial 70 a.. croI
i'll especially cotton, preventing longer she
ID ding, and TO late corn, potatoes and "a
n dens. Farmers are turning wheat Ian
at and sowing turnips, of which large CT
Is. will be planted. Much fodder has be
,es saved. Rains reported: Charlotte 0 I
en- WILLIAMSBURG 1S5, Hickory 30, Sal
rs, bury So, Mt. Pleasant 0.s4, Statesvi
3.92, Bailey OBS, Edneyville l. 10
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RoLEsvILLE, n. c., August 90
There was an appointment for third
party speaking near Mitchell's Mill,
Wake county, Saturday, August 9th,
being one of the strong holds of said
party Of this county. When the hour
arrived for speaking several of the lead
ing negroes of the vicinity were present
and promptly opened the discussion.
They spoke in high terms of Cleveland,
and pledged themselves to support him
and the entire democratic ticket. They
said the only relief they had ever gotten
was by and through the democratic par
ty. l forgot to say that the speaking
was planned and arranged by the leading
white third partyites, but they were so
completely done for, and brow
beaten, that they retired without a word
of reply One of the negroes in his
speech referred to one of the would be
orators and told him if he wanted credit
he would have to 90 a democratic mer
chant for 1t, whereupon, he called thu
negroes liars, and the negro very pohtel,
replied that he would take that from
him, but it was nevertheless true.
We had an able discussion of the polit
ical issues at Rolesville, Friday, Angus
Goth, by r. A. Daughton and Fred L
Merritt. They were clear, invincibl
and logical arguments and could not fai
to convince the unprejudiced min'
where duty lay, and good governmen
s was to be found. \.
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NOTICE.

NORTH CAEoLrSA, Notice of summons and
WAKE COUNTY. wa ran, of attachn cnt.
w. A Mystt W JIM ID. Page.
Tho de'cud ant above named will take notice
at on tho sth day OF August, 1882, summons
L. the shove entitled action and warrant of
attachment were issued ov w. ID. Haywood,
} p, against the defendant above named aud
his pros crty IL the county of Wake, State of
North Carolina.
Tho purpose of tho action If to recover of
defendant the amount due tho plaintiff 10y the
defendant on two notes given by nim Ia SEP
temher 1879 the amoTnt being fi2 10, with
5 per cent interest op 500 thereof from Sep
tember /, 1879, aud on siZ 10 thereof from
December g. lSS5 The said action Will be
heard by said Justice Al h- ONCE IN fhe city
Of Raleigh ON Tu scay the 27ih day of Sep
.ember, 1892 at Ia O'Clock when AID whs re-
said summons and warrant Of attachn ont W.,
| be returned, and the defendant II required To
| appear and answer or demur 10 the comp laini
| of the aintiff or the relief den anded will bc
given This August 10. 1892.
aall-osw-6w W ID. HAYWOOD, j.. l..
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Frank 1. Osborne at WarrentOm, N. g..
To be tat ri


WARRENToN, August 29.-Thc writer
had the pleasure of hearing Mr.. Frank
l. Osborne at Warrenton on the 9th
inst. where he had an audience which
filled the court room to hear him, some
of them Weaverites. He spoke over two
hours, being frequently interrupted by
applause. His speech was truly eloquent,
impressive and convincing, and was pro-
nounced by many to be the best speech
made there for many years. He showed
that Cleveland is the friend of the far
mers, and that a cure, not merely tenn
porary relief from the evils which they
are now suffering will come to them
through no other source than the demo
cratic party, and comparing the several
party platforms proved that all that had
any value in the third party platform, was
taken from democratic sources. He
thoroughly exposed Weaver as a South
hater and one of the worst enemies to its
success. His eloquent description of the
inevitable evils of the republican robber
tariff, iniquitous pension laws, and
odious force bill could not be surpassed.
He was several times interrogated and
his full and frank answers and explana
tions were highly satisfactory to the audi
ence as shown by their enthusiastic ap
plause. His speech did great good here
in advancing the cause of democracy.
Another Report of MIR. Osborne'
Speech at Warrenton.
The Attorney General spoke to a yer,
large audience in the court house Satur
day. 1t being the day the third part.
, held its county convention his audienc
was largely composed of third party peo
r pie. He was glad of an opportunity t
+ correct wicked and erroneous impression
: of his speech of acceptance at the lat
, State convention which had been report
:, ed wrong He was frequently interrupte
. by questions from third party men bu
= he was courteous and answered INTEL
i gently every fair and reasonable question
. He made q splendid speech. The thir
;. party placed in the field full count
4 ticket. They are not fully united. d.
;o Samuel Williams was nominated fC
treasurer and was called on to accep
He stated he was a democrat and eXpec
ed to vote the democratic State ticke
which declaration gave offence and cri
80 burst forth 'sit down." put him out
~ ETC., which was an insult and was r
- sented by the Doctor and his friends, an
& it appeared at one time there would
s. trouble Their course was dlsapproVt
=, and they lost the influence and votes
49, macy that they might have had.
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.LOU|SBURG FEMALE COLLEGE
LOUISBURG n. G..
(FoUEpKD lS57.)

Next session hegins September LIST, $50
Full Literary Course and Physical Gul-
ture, with Board, Washing, Lights and
Fires, only one hundred and forty dollars
for the year ending June lSt, 1873. Teachers
experts in their several specialties. Con
seIvatory Music Teachers. Art and eiocn-
ton taught by graduates from Academy of
Arts. Stenography, Type writing, Tele-
graphy and regular Business Course. Spe-
cial Teacher of Penmanship. Brick build
ing, fifty rooms. Campus i2Z acres well
]haded by majestic oaks and hickorys.
Water cool and pure. business course
tree To pupils IN other departments,
For catalogue address.
). ID. BAGLEY, President
iy6d6w Pm Louisburg, y. G..
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LONG LIVE MATT RANSOM.
Senator KannOm Delivers i'ie speech
of His Life at FayetteyiIlc 'co-dav.

Special To the State Chronicle.
FAYETTEVILLE, 4. c., August 29.-
Senator Ransom delivered the speech of
his life here today. Higher praise can
not be paid persuasive, pathe-
tic. arEumcntative elo ucnce throug-
hout. 1t carried conviction to
every hearer and held them spell
bound for four hours Would that il
could have been heard by every voter il
Cumberland county, for it would hav,
brought all wanderers back into the fold
OF democracy. His appeals to the third
party to pause and consider ere it be too
late was the quintescence of true oratory
Long live Matt Ransom. G..
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THIRD PARTY CONVENTION,
Person County Sul5-9 IIinn.e Chance.
Itself Into n Der lcFa.it G.ssh.

Person County SuI-2 itinn-e ham. -
Itself Into n Dcis- cratic C..sh.
Special to the State Chronicle.
RoxBoRo, N. c., Aug. 20. The third
party senatorial convention met 1T Berea,
Granville county, on SATURDAY,. Dr. Wm.
NJ. Merritt, president Person county ALI
ance, was unanimously nominated to rep
resent the seventeenth district in the
State Senate. 1t is reported here today
that one sub-alliance in Person county
has made a democratic club of itself and
that another is on the eve OF doing so,
having already deter aimed to pay nc
more dues to the county alliance. Demo
cratic primaries were held Saturday and
delegates elected to the county convcn-
ton which meets here next Saturday.
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Pr ESIDENT TIIAItRISON,S TRIP
NEW YORK.
His Program to be AnmOunced--Will
Write His Letter of Acceptance.

IXCCVIIT1ICt.
Hy Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
NEW YORK, August 29.-It was an
nounced at republican headquarters to-
New York on Wednesday night. The
President upon his arrival here,
it was said at republican head
quarters to day would probably
announce his programme for the
coming campaign, 1t is believed tina,
he will not remain in town over few
days. He will stay for the most time a,
the residence of Whitelaw Reid, al
Ophir farm. 1t is thought probable
that president Harrison's and Reid
letter of acceptance will be writer
there
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WANTED.

a position a. book keeper, assistant
book keeper, or assistant cashier of 4 bank,
with chance % promotion. ] am a late
gr auste OF The srnith Commercial college,
OF Lexington, ky. VIII work on reason
sonable terms, aud can L!ve good refer
ences. All communications address To
augl0-tf Il. l.. H, Kenly, n. &.
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Hotels TO be Erected.
BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.

By Telegraph to the State chronicle.
PITTsBURG, Pa, August 29.-To-day
architects began preparation plans for
two hotels of about one hundred rooms
each to be erected just inside the mill
ward at Munhall station, for the use OF
single employees of the Carnegie steel
company.
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Strike in AsfeviIIe.
pecial to State Chronicle.

AsnEvILLE, N. c., August 29.-Fitty-
four stone cutters on the Vanderbilt
mansion are out on a strike for an IN
crease of from forty to forty five cents
per hour. 1t is thought that an
agreement may be reached tomorrow.
In the meantime all work Of this de-
scription has been stopped.
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Results of Il Duel.

BY Cable to the State Chronicle.
PARIS, August 29.-The Marquis de
Mores put on trial to-day on the charge
of manslaughter in having killed Capt.
Meyer of the French government. The
four seconds present at the duel were also
arraigned on the charge of completely.
De Mores in a speech which lasted thirty
minutes, related his life in America and
Tonquin. Court then adjourned.
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A Car j Jumps the Track.
Special to the State Chronicle.

Special 10 tnS state CNIOHICIt.
WINSTON, n. c., August ga wreck
came very near occurring Oh the Cape
Fear & Yadkin Valley railroad near Ru-
raj Hall this afternoon. A passenger car
iumped the track and the train ran some
distance before it was discovered. The
passengers were badly shaken up and
greatly frightened.
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CHEAP RATE To ASHEyILLE. to Sc
- cure II buy Summer Hound Trip Tick
ct, Use IL one way and sell 10 q. r RAJ
Mem ber AN eTican Ticket Brokers' AAso-
cation, . South Main street, Asheyilie,
" &. juy5-2lzmo
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QUARANTINE CIKCULAIk.
All Vessels From Infected Ports Sub
iccL,o Quarantine.


BY Telegraph to the state Chronicle.
New YORK, August 29.-The follow
ing was issued to day by health officer
Jenkins -''Quarantne regulations eff
fecting vessels from cholera infected
ports and those bearing passengers from
infected cities: All vessels from cholera
infected ports carrying steerage passen-
gers from infected localities will be sub
jected to quarantine of detention from
two to five days. Passengers and their
baggage will be transferred to Hoffman
Island where they will receive a bath,
while baggage and clothing are disin
fectcd by steam Immediately after
such transfer steerage and cargo will be
disinfectcd. The passengers will be
then returned to the vessel which Ill the
absence of any development of suspi-
cious cases, will be allowed to proceed
to her dock This regulation is in accor-
dance with telegram sent to the secre-
tary Of the treasury requesting that the
same regulation at the port departure be
enforced until the direction Of the United
States consul. If health officer is salts
fed upon investigation that such regu-
latiOns have been carried at such ports,
in regard to migrants, the above regu
lations will be modified. The above
regulations will entail upon this
department an enormous amount of labor
but by the co operation of the steamship
companies it will be accomplished.
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OXFORD FEMALE SEMINARY,
OXFORIg, n G..

OXFORE, n G..
The I'D Annual Session opens August
81 1892.
The degrees conferred are B. and 6. +.
o. Graduate in English.
4 Business Course of Type writing and
Slcnooraphy introduced
Physical Culture made prominent.
The faculty is an exceptionally strong
one, holding Diplomas from such schools
NJ the Univ ersity OF Virginia, the Saureur
school Of Languages, the Cooper Cnlver-
sty Art School of New York, the Phlla-
pha Conservatory and the Royal Conser-
yltory of Berlin.
Charges per session (of 40 weeks) Board,
f,ll literary curse, Free Hand Drawing
AMI Physical Culture, etc, $40.
jy1- D&W tt
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Fatal Results OF "A Wreck L.

BY Cable to the State Chronicle.
MELBOURNE, August 29.-The British
bark New Field, Capt. Scott from Sharp
Nose, May .2s for Brisbane has been
wrecked neafPort Campbell, Victoria.
Eleven of the crew lost their lives.
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EXUM ARRESTED AGAIN.
USES PROFANE LANGUAGE IN
TIE PRESENCE OF LADIES.
SNVorc He Didn't DO li-Warrant For
Perjury SNcrn Out Against Him.

Perjury sworn Out Against Him.
By Telegraph 10 the state Chronicle
GoLDsEoRo, \. c., August 29.-Dr.
". p. Exum, the third party candidate
for Governor was arrested this evening
for using profane language in the post
office in the presence of ladies. He was
brought before mayor Hollowell, and
although postmaster Smith testified
under oath that certain ungentlemanly
remarks were made by Exum, the latter
swore positively that ne did not say i.
A fine of $3.50 was imposed upon aim,
after which he departed for Raleigh. A
warrant for perjury is now out against
him and will be served upon him when
he returns.
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Thomas WOOdIey Dead.
leeronh to the State Chronicle.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle
ATHENS, August 29.-Thomas Wood
ley, consular agent for the United States
in Dorfu, died in that city yesterday anc
was buried there today.
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Receivers Appointed.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
RICHMOND, Va, August 29-In the
chancery court today William p. McRae,
of Petersburg, aud S. S. Ii. Patterson, of
Richmond, w~4e appointed receivers OF
all the assets of the supreme sitting of
the Iron Hall and its local branches i'll
the State of Virginia. The assets of the
order consist of funds on deposit in bank
and moneys in the hands Of the Officers
of the local branches.in the cities OF
Richmond, Norfolk, Portsmouth and Pc
tcrshurg and at other points in the State
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100000 Pound Failure.

BY Cable to the State Chronlc'e.
LONDON, August 29.-Redfcrn, Alex
ander & Co., merchants and bankers OF
London, Australia and New leland, have
failed with liabilities amounting to 25O,
600 pounds.
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CHEAP BRICK At LAST.

We have relieved the pressure or the
brick question. Last year Raleigh people
had to pay = per go for brick Wehave
put MP machine on the new system, which
turHs out excellent brick, and the result il
"A reduction of = per 900. Our brick kyardg
Are near Walnut creek on the Watson iarri
and there IS no better clay in Wake county
1t will be 10 the interest of all contract
ors 10 call on us before making contracts
HakMILL & R0EEYCUTT.
my2i-3m Raleigh, -. c.
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During TIVE moulh ot February l boug ht
one bottle ot 4. y l.. nv four year old
boy, whJ had VII 4 doctors term heredi ary
oil od poison, and 70 nv utter astonishm' mt
on bott,e re i hlpl In February my elder
son tW lve ycsrs O! age, was lit'cra'ly cover
od v I'll uSly aol - Oh hls legs aud a terrible
eruption on his hoad. He was cured with
two bottles q B y. 3. As "a quick blood
cleanser II las no equsl.
J6NES BILL, Atlanta, Ga.
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Valuable Property For Sale,

Having obtained an ORDER Of court TO sell
publicly any portion Of the Zeal estate of
Mary A. Morebead, deceased, this is to
give notice 10 any who may desire TO pur-
chase any of said real estate TO apply 70 he
undersigned. II a sufficient offer i made
70 Justify the placing of any OF said real
estate upon the market the same will he
done after due advertisement OF the time
and place of sale
JNO. T. PULIEN,
! le!3-tf AdmT. c. I. a
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CHOWAN
BAPTIST FEMALE INSTITUTE,

This Institution offers superior adyan-
tagcs ia Literature, Science. Elccutiou,
Music, Art, Stenography and Typewritlng.
80 far as possible each department Is
placed under the care of a specialist.
The health is unsurpassed. During the
past session the average Of medical bil' $
was thirteen cents.
With n most imposing binding, located
III the midst OF grounds of remarkable
beauty, the situation is one of great attrac
tiyenesS
Charges are IN ,de rs reasonable as the
class OF work don willie allow. The Fall
session begins on Wednesday, September
eth. For catalogue or additional inforIna-
iion, address
JOHN Il. BREWER.
jy % II President
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Democrats in Randolph County.

Cor. State Chronicle,
AsHEBoRo, n. c., August 29.-The
democratic nomination was held in the
court house here today, and put out the
following ticket: Senate, Louis Phillips
House, IL. X. Fuller and T. NJ. Robert
son; sheriff, r. R. Ross; register, j. w
Burkhead; treasurer, w. p. Wood; coro
ner, DR.. J. o. Walker; surveyor, J. NJ
Howard The ticket makes strong
team and bespeaks success. This con
vention may go on record as the larges
ever held in the county, and in point o
interest and enthusiasm equal to any il
the annals of the State. Randolph vii
do her part in the coming contest. Ant
now since this vast assemblage has dem
onstrated the fact most conclusively tha
anarchism, fanaticism, or. in other words
third partyism, has but few advocate
among U.s. We have. like st. Paul whe
he came in sight of the three tavern:
thanked God and taken courage.
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A dose of Simmons Liver Regulator
taken daily, will relieve and prevent in
digestion.