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sonfI, omnI,a I.Iro stocIr.

SOUTH OMAHA, Nov 2I.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 100 head. I'D to 1903 lbs. S4T5012E
1iO0 to 300 lis. SLaO94Sf 80 to l1d0 lbs, $50
OH choice COWS, $40 03.I5s common COWS.
81 5U0z.O0; good foeoers. $2.9I93. 40. common
feeders, Sz0gG2.81- Market steady TO Ice
lower.
HOG5Rsceipts. 4 400 head: light. S5I50
SIS: mixed, Sa.z515SG heavy. S5-2505.55.
Market SC lower.
SHEEP-Receipts. 20 heal. muttonss 500
CAS- lambs. Sa0s94-21 Market strong.
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CLOSING PRICES.
ChLeago LIve stoek.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2I.-CATfLE-The quiet
tone Of the cattle market remained I'M
changed. Prices were without percepttble
variation They ranged from Sl-25959J for
natives and from sl.5SG3.25 for rangers and
were steady there.
HOGS-From l5c 70 &c lower was the way
the statesmen quoted the hog market any time
after 10 O'Clock. At the close s5.41 was the
top for light weights. AMI $5.35 bought choice
heavy, while ordinary packing lots changed
hands at S5.1O05I5. The weakness was
attributed to Yesterdays decline in provi-
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Kansas Irrigation Convention,

WICHITA, Nov. 23.-A majority OF
the 300 delegates who are expected to
arrive here to attend the Kansas irriga-
ton convention have already put in an
appearance. Among those who VIII adj
dress the convention are some of the
most psa1ninent men connected with
the irrigation question IN Kansas and
Missouri, besides Director J. w. Powell
of the geological survey W. E. Smythe
of Chicago and ex- Minister Clarke E.
Carr of GaIesburg, IIls-
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rost MAN Trafn Tyrsoked.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. e2.-The fast mail
train from st. Louis on the Missouri Pa
cifc railway was wrecked at Tiptons
Mo. Fireman Frank Thompson of the
switch engine and Fireman Harry
Wheat Of the fast mail were badly in.
iured. Thomson may die.
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The Texas Fever Case Settled.

EMPoRIA, Nov. 1.-THE. Texas fever
cattle case, in which were 159 parties
who lost cattle, was settled by COM
promise, Hosier Bros. of Kansas City
paying $780, of the damages, and the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad
still being held for SAG, 900.
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TripIe Epidemic at Atchison.

ATcHIsoN, Kan, Nov. 2O.-Diphth-
eria, scarlet fever and smallpox are
epidemic in this vicinity and part of the
schools have closed. So far there have
been 30 deaths from the diseases and the
doctors are apparently helpless.
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jeremiah Rusk was born June IL,
1880, and when 80 years old removed to
Wisconsin, which state has ever since
claimed him as resident. He secured q
first rate education when a boy, but al
ways followed farming until he went to
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Daring Robbery at Larned.

LARNED, Kan, Nov. 17.-One of the
boldest robberies ever committed in this
section occurred in this city. N. F.
Campbell, harness dealer, was the victim.
In the scuff1e that ensued when the
two robbers demanded his money.
Campbell was shot through the left
hand and it had to be amputated. The
weapon used was double barreled shot
gun. The robbers secured $175 and es-
capped. A posse of armed men is in pur-
snit of them andif caught, lynching is
not improbable.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2I.-Ths Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railroad has an
nounced that hereafter it viii make a
rate ct ce.ts isef Inils to parties of 10
or over on o e ticket
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Chinese Not Allowed to Register.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2l.-Four Chi
nese, who applied at the Office of the
collector Of internal revenue, were not
allowed to register, as no instructions to
ssue certificates have been received
from the secretary of the treasury.
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Kansas Cry, Nov. 1s.-The Kansas
City, Kan, Waterworks company, .
Kansas corporation, transferred its en-
tire plant and franchise in Kansas City,
Kan, to the Metropolitan Waterworks
company of West Virginia. The Metro
politan company then placed on file a
mortgage to the Central Trust company
os New York to cover s., oO0, 900 of 20
year 5 per cent bonds.
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Io1Za cresmery Destroysd.

ANITA, Ia, Nov. 22.-The Anita
creamery, owned by stock company.
was totally destroyed by fire. Loss,
SC. QUO, insurance. $500 III tae Council
Bluffs company.
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DANGEROUS Crank Arrested.

ATcHIsoN, Nov. 22.-A dangerous
crank giving his name as Christ Bruins
was arrested here. He said he had been
divinely appointed to destroy wicked
persons and carried several deadly
xvaopOra
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80 "a &c season.

DUBUQUE, Nov. 2s-Snow fell to the
depth Of an inch. It was the FIRST OF the
season.
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LATesT MARKET REPORTS.
Chicago Grain and ProvlsIOns.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2I.-Wheat was firm and
higher To-Day. December closed &c above
yesterdays last trades on better cables. bet
ter inquiry for export grain and covering by
shorts Corn was firm and closed Sc higher.
Oats were Sc higher. Provisions were irreg-
ular, but for the most part weak and closed
lower by I5c on pork. and from 21kc TO &c low
er on lard and ribs
CLOSING PRICES
WHEAT-FirTn; cash. 6016c; December,
6l1sc; May. e75Sc.
OATsHigher; cash. S7Ifc December. 27szc;
PoRK~stoady; January. SEEDS May
LARD-stsady: January. sz.65; May. s7.Se1k.
RIBS-Sseady; January. S5.421k; May, $S.471S-
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Prince AIexander Dead.

GRAFT, Nov. 19-Prince Alexander
of Battenberg died at noon.
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at His Home In Vir9Qua.
VIRooUA, Nov. 80. = Ex-Secretary
Rusk died, surrounded by the members
of his family, at a. m. Tuesday.
The funeral will be held in this city on
Friday and the remains will lie in state
at the Methodist church Thursday.
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TOPEKA, Nov. Ex-Governor Jewell
ing received letter from Alfred Chris
tiansen of Copenhagen, stating that he
had read with interest that gulf trans
portation project was under considera-
ton in the United States, as he was al
ready working on such a line of steam
ers. A trial voyage will be undertaken
in January. Mr.. Christensen expects
to have the aid of two strong banking
institutions of Copenhagen, and has or
dered one steamer to be called the IRA
MIA, which is to be nearly 1900 tons
and cost about $50, 900. Two others
projected will cost about 1925, 600 each.
Business Portion of Chanute Destroyed.
CHANUTE, Kan, Nov. H. Fire, sup
posed to have been of incendiary origin,
destroyed the principal business portion
Of this place. Loss. SIS, 900; only par
TALLY insured. The fire started in the
Lindsay block, which, with several other
buildings, wAs completely destroyed.
Greve, Sons & Co. lose 1000, fully in
sured; Keifer & Sons, dry goods, lose
$40, 600, insurance $4,000; Turner &
Nurse, hardware, sustain a loss of $780,
900, with small insurance. Several
small firms were burned out and num-
Der of secret societies lost their charters
and ali their paraphanalia.
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GENERAL Rusk DEAD.

Ex-Secretsry Of Agriculture Passes Away
at His Homo In VlrOqua.
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STATE NOTES.

Elisha Mason, who has a wife and
eight children, fell in love with Miss
Mary Pier Of Doddridge county, whom
he met at Terra Alta, W. Va. In order
TO get Mary into tho family he got q
hall witted brother OF his to marry her
and then continued an intimacy with
her that caused the indignant citizens
OF Terra Alta to take him out ono night
last week aud give him Il ilogging. The
blood flowed from him in fifty places.
James Crockett, who had been sen.
fenced to imprisonment for life, and
was in jail at Princeton awaiting tho
action ttho court Of appeals on u motion
for q writ OF error, received the news
on last Saturday that the court had TO.
fused all appeal. The jail window was
broken open by saving tho bars Satur.
day night, and Crockett and two others
who were in what Is known rs the luna.
tic cell with him escaped,
Saturday morning James Chambers,
oil Lexington, Va, who was u brakeman
on the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, was
found dead near Hinton. 1t appeared
that ho fell from q freight train, and
was run over, losing log and his arm
by his side was found note to his
mother in which ho said: Rather
than be burden to you, will end my
litO.' His throat WINS cut, and the knife
was found in his hand.
Harrison Burdett, OF Roncevortc, sud.
denly lost his mindWhilo walking along
tho streets Of that town on Monday
last, March 81 lie ran into DR.. Gates
Office In u state Of violent arrangement,
and was In the net Of throwing himself
from tho sccond.story window when
ovortnken and detained
A new town to DO namod Dawson
City, is to DO laid of on the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad, near Cherry Run, W..
Va Tho prospuCtors aro completing
arrangements for manufacturing iurnl.
turo OF hard woods, which abound In
large. qnantitiOs at and near tho pro.
posed city.
Tho wCst Virginia University Man.
doltn aud Guitar Club met with great
success on Its tour OF tho principal
towns Of the state.
Tho new creamery which Mr. Il. y.
sheperd has put mp Mt Wild Goose
farm, near shCphOrdGtown, has been
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lirI,lgeport
"dlorlaua" To.morrow Night.

OF the play to be presented at tho
Opera House tomorrow night by Mr..
Erohman's company, the New York
EptRinJ Sun says:
a farclcal comedy to achieve pro.
nouncod success before a critical New
York audience must DO a good one, full
,of legitimate lun aud amusing situa.
tions. Charles FrohmRn's latest ven.
turc, "Gloriana" which was presented
at Herrmann's Theatre last night for
tho first tlmo before a New York audi.
enCo, achieved n marked success. 1t
was 90 from tho start to finish, and
scarcely a word was said that did not
call forth peal after peal OF laughter
from thoroughly delighted and ap.
prociatiVe audience
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-03
MARTINS FERRY.
Nows Notes and Personals from Our Non
NsiHhhOr

NGhh Hotcb uhu ANTAuhNAs Aibh WV %NSh
Neighbor.
Tho election OF the members OF tho
board OF education to-day will not have
anything to do with tho question OF is
suing bonds to the amount OF $4,000
Tor the purpose OF finishing the school
building in tho Third ward and erect
ing new building at the Central. Tho
board thought additional room neces'
sary and determined to ask au expires !.
sion from the people. The finances OF
the board show excellent management
in tho past. There arc no bonds due
and no sinking fund required for them
to become due, as they arc paid from
year to year, thus gradually reducing
tho bonded debt, no interest unpaid
and no floating orders to be discounted.
There is no surplus money with which
to complete the five rooms at the
South End, and tho present building at
the Central is q disgrace to Martins
Ferry. II the proposition should DO
carried it will increase the levy ono and
one third miiis--or each person who
pays on 81 900 worth OF property will
pay 81 80 per year in addition TO his
present tax,
At the election to-day one trustee,
treasurer and two asseqsors will he
elected, and in the city three assessors,
three members OF the board OF educa'
ton, one water works trustee and one
cemetery trustee are to be voted for.
The proposition to issue school bonds
should carry.
Tho jury in the case OF the Wheeling
and Lake Erie Railroad Company, for
condemnation, allowed MCCord Broth
ers $425, only about one half Of the yer.
dict secured by Denis Seabright, and
the McCords have nearly 200 feet moro
than seabright.
The residences OF Rev. A. L. Brown
lee and Matthew Jones were entered by
thieves early Saturday morning and $l5
taken from tho former. This was in
Mr.. Brownlee's clothing,
There were five arrests on Saturday
night, three tor drunkenness and two
for fighting. The two for fighting were
William Paxton aud Ed Hanson, Each
had an eye BACKED.
Mr. j. B. Clark. OF Clarksburg, w.
Va, was in Martins Ferry on Saturday,
calling on old friends. lie formerly
kept dry goods store here.
Tho y. NJ. G. A. meeting yesterday
afternoon was led by S. T. Parker, Of
Wheeling, rnd music was furnished by
the Crescent Quartotto.
The junior athletic class in the y. NJ.
G. A. gymnasium was instructed by
Herman BaCher, OF Wheeling, on Satur.
day night.
George Coss and Miss Ida sedgwick,
well known young people residing near
Martins Ferry, will be married this
week.
The pumping at the oil well is going
on day and night, Tue pumping cup
is changed every twenty-four hours.
Thomas Balls, q roller from Cincin-
natl, will take charge Of mill No. 4 in
Etha to-day.
Rev. W. B. Harris, OF Milford, O.,
has taken charge OF the Colored NJ. L.
Church.
Miss Nora Clark, who Is teaching at
Powhatan, is home for the spring vaca.
ton.
Street Commissioner Coates ia having
tho city cleaned up in good shape.
Mr.. and Mrs. John i. Miller, Of Wells.
burg, spent Sunday in this city.
Miss Mary Mcdonald is spending the
April vacation in Detroit.
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completed, 1t is driven by an eight
horse power steam engine, and ITS cJpa-
city is 5000 pounds OF milk day oil
about 500 pounds OF butter
Mai. l.. X. Bruce, Of Mingo Flats,
who was reported missing some tine
since, has been heard from. His BROTH
or, who went in search OF HIN, loGhu
him in an eastern city nursing broken
arm. lie will return us soon as he Is
able to travel. =.
While assisting to put the "sloeyes"
on an inmate at the insane hospital, ut
Weston, Mrs, Margaret McCready, an
attendent, was kicked in the stomach
by the patient, and died from the Oh
feCLs Of the injury.
At Alum Bridge, between BraxEon
Court House and Weston, there II q
sixteen.year-old boy named Judson
Woofter, who stands 8 feet and s inches
in his stockings and weighs over 200
pounds.
While watching sheep, two young
sons OF A. @, Tichenell, OF Preston
county, were chased by bear. They
escaped aud tho animal has not been
seen since.
The store OF shalIer & Clark, Of Lead
mine, was robbed last week OF consld'
cradle cash and q lot OF goods.
Albert Simms, colored, who shot an
other colored man at q dance at Hawks
nest has been captured.
Many agents OF manufacturing enter.
prises are seeking locations ut the town
OF Elkins.
Elk Garden mines are now filling n
government contract for 100000 tons OF
coal.
The Democrats OF Kingwood will set-
tie their postotllce fight by an election,
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1lhcnnnll.m 0nIcnIr cnrrh.

Three days is very short time In
which to cure Il bud case OF rhcuma.
tism, but II can be dono II tho proper
treatment lie adopted, MS will DO seen BY
the following from James Lambert, OF
Now Brunswick. ILL., ~ was badly
afflicted with rheumatism In tho hips
aud legs, whom bought bottle Of
Chambcrlaln's Pain Balm, llcured mo
In three days. | am all right to-day,
and would insist on everyone who Ia
afflicted with that terrible disease to
use Uhamberlan's Pain Balm and got
well at once" 6O.cont bottles for sale
by druggists. DGw
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB SALE.

- ~ - -A--A-S@7-4s-A---Aa
4 brick residence on Fifteenth street. $500.
No, - Vermont street. frame
No, ~ Forth Huron street, frame
No. UI seventeenth street, brick.
No, ~ seventeenth street, brick.
No. o. seventeenth street. brick,
No, 90 seventeenth street. brick.
No. 22O7 Chapline street, brick.
No, 262! Market street. frame building, four
rooms, $1,000
A very desirable country residence In Pleas,
ant Valley, on the National road
No 50 North Front Street. lot 6OX4OO feat
No. 20 North Front street, lot 30Xt00 feet
No, 2i07 Foil street, brick Ave TOomA
No. 1901 Alley H. frame, I've rooms
No l06 North Front street. lot b0GiO0 feat
No. 99s Main street brick; nine rooms,
No, III Fourteenth street brick, lot SJxl20 feet
No North Penn street, frame lot 4Oxl20 feet
No los Zane street, brick dwelling,
Fine building lots In Pleasant Valley.
stoTeroom and dwelling corner Eighteenth
and Woods street
Building lots In LeatheTwood
FOR RENT.
No. GO South Huron street. hree rooms
No, 1907 Chapline street, eight rooms
No. II Sixteenth street, St0Teroom and dwell
ing
No. % North Front street, seven rooms,
No Virginia street, brick
No 1914 Market street, office rooms,
No ~ South Penn street, frame
siS'rOOmed house corner New Jersey aud
Ontario streets, April Is,
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FOR SAIE.
FOB SALE.


Cottage No. % Zane street, 10. aOxl2O Price,
Sl.Sj0, Very cheap
Brick house and store room, natural gas lot
i7xl0j, Etnavlllc, Ohio.
House and lot. i0Ni00, six rooms, Dlth room
and laundry, natural gas. K!TkWOod, Ohio,
Lot ibxllO, Zane street.
Lot3OXll2 North Huron street
-Four lots on North Huron street
One lot gu North Wabash street.
One LOT on North Indiana street.
Ono lot OH South Front street
Two lots Oh North York street
one lot, North York street. SiTlSl river view.
Fourr0Omed cottage Martins Forty.
Ono brick house No. 527 North Main street.
One house and lot, GlNll), North Front street
One house and lot 7JXiD), North Front street
FlveToomGd house on Erl0 street
one lot, l0xlOl, Mouudsyille
FouF'Foomed house OH Virginia street
Eight-rOOmed house on Virginia street,
SeYen-rOoned house on 5, York street, 6ONlD,
One lot In RoblnsOn's addition 5. Broadway
Onc.hllf lot on South Wabash street
Six lots, South York street. lWntcri nddltlOnl
One house aud lot, s. Broadway (St Luko'a
chapel.
One hotel aud several farms, Sutton, W. Va.
All Of the above property will be sold very
cheap. WE CHARGE ONLY ONE PER CENT
MONEY TO L0AN,-From 500 TO $1,000 on
first mortgage real estate.
JONES & WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents and COLLECTORS NotGrlci Pub.
lie, 81 Zauc street. ISLAND MIRO
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AFTER the grip, when you arc weak
and "played out" Hoods Sarsaparilla
will restore your health and strength.
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THE secret art OF beauty lies not in
co4motics, but is only in pure blood, and
u healthy performance OF the vital func.
tions, to DO obtained by using Burdock
Blood HittGra. nhw
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WHAT is moro desirable than to keep
your house free from reaches, bed bugs
otc. Bugine will do this unquestionably,
and now is the time to commence, be-.
fore tho bugs become too numerous. o
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FOB s A LE

Fine suburban property. two miles from the
city, five minutes walk from motor line. new,
with all modern improvements Cheap.
Lots on Cadwells run $50 each.
Fine Farm Oi ll3 acres on National road, nin0
miles cast OF city on Gnsy terms
Farm OF 40 acres. four miles north OF city, VIII
make good dairy farm.
House, 10 rooms, Fifteenth street, with mod
eEn improvements.
House SrOomi, sixteenth street 81 01).
House. GrOOmS, Fourteenth street, 81 so.
House, 4 rooms Charles street Centre Wheel.
Ing. $50,
House, rooms. Twenty.third street. sl.2l1
House, rooms. North Market street, $500
House, rooms, Eof street, Centre Wheeling
lot SjXl22, SLOW.
business property on Market street at nodor
ate price,
Stnaii house md hnii lot Jarob street, Centre
Wheeling, on easy terms, 500.
Three houses on MOyston street, Sixth ward
on easy terms, 81, 100.
Lots at east end OF Twenty.thIrd stree. on
0ao;half q: on McCoSpoh street cona'
Wheeling, sou
ono.haItlo! on chapllre street, Sixth warL
$500
one OF tho bcit Misunderstanding sIleI IN til
CITY. fronting on two rairnliI
500. 81, 200 and 800 to loan on city property
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& BROWN N,
Telephone Osz tmrCl llic Market street
FOR SALE.

flour mill with roller process, twenty-five
barrel capacity WniCr mud stcHin power Raw
aud plOnet also attached; doing good business
IN the country. This Is bargain. CoRl within
200 feet. Has thiJtyseycn aCrcs OF land. VIII
sell all together or mill separate
No. 1921 lolf street. frame house six rooms
largo cellar alley corner Easy terms
No. 1920 EOtr street Brick house six rOOni
aud hall good location ChCnp Easy terms
No. % 1hIrtynlth street. half lot, four rooms
with summer kitchen mud large attic, Sl,lOl
Three houses on Wood street high ground
No. 1913, so and 49,! $50 each
Two. houses on Twcnty.nInth four rooms
CnCh 81, 400 each
No, S5ij Wood strooL, lot8OylOD foot. six rooms
good farm Of IVA HcrUA ono and half nllni
from tho city. A good orchard six act1i IN
grapes has q lyO roOmndhJuS1 stablgI ctj. aud
The best OF wntOt VIII soil on easy torni1!
trade for city property.
Lots In Ilolinanns addition. tho bo't value Ia
the Eighth ward on voY uLy t0rnS fora ,ale.
time
Nn II rlllrtyoghth jLtOJL, six rooms now, !,lll
Brick house four rooms aud hill F1up
NutAud Woods Btruoti full 10.
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REYNIANN nrOwiug Company viii hive
their miriyaiCd DuCk tIOor Oh TIP next Snt.
urdny nnl Monday
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DRINK Rcymann's Book Dccr. On tar
Saturday and Monday.
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IlliYNIANN iIrcwlus Company Witl have
their unrlynlOd Heck beer oil tap next sat.
irday Nnd Monday.
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HOW's
Your Liver ?

Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without o
healthy Liver. When the
Liver is torpid the Bow.
els are sluggish and con.
stipated, the food lies
in the stomach undi-
gested, poisoning tho
blood; frequent headache
onsues; a feeling of lassi.
tude, dependency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system is dc.
ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been tho
means of restoring more
people to health and
happiness by giving them
ahealthy Liver than any
agency known on earth.
II acts with extraor
dinarypower and efficacy.
NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED.
As q general family remedy for dyspcpsli
'orpld Liver, COnstlpAilOn, OtC., hardly eve
40 anything else, and have never boon dli
ppoinied In tho effect produced, II seems I
Q almost n prtfect. cufe fur nil diseases Of th
lORlaeh aud Bowels.
W. ]. McELloY, Macon, Ia.
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JOSEPH A. ARKLE,
Pension Attorney. N0giry gul Real EitiI
Agent, Houses rented aud rOnJ UOlliGilL
OillcO No 8li7 jacob street
European steamship aul draft a1cnl pbms1
tirtut, to mud tom ait partsoi EhfopA Ati3
drafts 10 any point In Europa
nB-MONEY 10 Loan dol