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vassing to defray the expenses of his
education.
Maria Woods was not at the meeting.
Several asked Phoebe how she was, and
she replied, "Not very well.
1t was very late. / thought Mr.. Dix
might be over tonight, but he has not
been here.
Wednesday, can scarcely believe
what am about to write. Our lnvesti-
cations seem all to point to one person,
and that person-lt is in incredible!
will not believe IL. Mr.. Dix came as be-
fore, at dawn. He reported, and / re-
He said he had driven TO Acton and
found that the jeweler there had engraved
the last date in the ring about six weeks
ago.
81 don't want to seem rough, but your
father was going to get married again, F"
said Mr.. Dix.
~ never knew him to go near any
woman since mother died., protested.
Nevertheless he had made arrange
ments to be married." persisted Mr.. Dix.
"Who was the woman?h
He pointed at the letter in my hand.
"Maria Woods?''
He nodded.
/ stood looking at him--dazed. Such a
possibility had never entered my head.
He produced an envelope from his
pocket, and took out little card with
blue and brown threads neatly wound
upon it. Let me see those threads you
found, he said.
1 got the box, and we compared them.
He had number of pieces of blue sewing
silk and brown wooden ravelings, and
they matched mine exactly. "Where did
you find them?" asked.
"In my boarding mistress piece bag. y
/ stared at him. "What does IL mean2,
i gasped out.
"What do you think?n
"It is impossible -
CONCLUDED TOMORROW
Commenced, Saturday, Aug. 81
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Furnished Evidence Against Himself

Boston, Aug. s.-Dr. j. w. Brown Is
under arrest on complaint for murder.
One Of his patients, the wife Of Perley @.
Farrell, died at l43 Worcester street, and
IL Is alleged that Brown is responsible for
her death. He has in the past been called
upon TO defend himself in court. In this
particular instance he was neatly trapped.
Being ushered into the room in which the
dead body lay, and supposing that nobody
except the husband was present, he con-
yersed in such a way as 10 furnish strong
evidence against himself, for there were
three policemen concealed where all he
said could be heard.
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Probably Used Bond Paper.

DALTON, Mass, Aug. S-The report
that the paper used by the Bradford coun.
terfeiting gang was government banknots
paper, bearing the waterInark OF Crane
81 Co. of this town. Is an error. The gov
ernmcnt's banknote paper is not water
marked The bond paper made for tie
commercial trade by Crane tS Co is
watermarked, and Mr. Crane says that the
bond paper was probably used by the
counterfeiters
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-08
Cooling Down.

SPRINGFIELD Ills, Aug. 9.-Governor
Altgeld has received word from Colonel
Bayle at Spring Valley stating that ono
Italian was badly injured and may die,
one negro was injured and will live. Sey-
eral were bruised. Reports were gener-
ally exaggerated. No further trouble is
feared unless the Italian dies. Some
trouble may result then. No troops will
be ordered out now.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-08
New Political Order.

Boston, Aug. S.-The Workingmens
Political league, an organization open tc
union as well as non-union wageworkers
was permanently organized last night
The following officers were elected: Presi.
dent J. =. Dolan; vice president, K. X
Brennan; recording secretary, w.
Brady; financial secretary, Nj. j. Dayitt;
treasurer, George II. Paige.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-08
Patents Granted.

List OF patents granted during the past
week TO citizens OF Rhode Island. as re-
ported by the patent and law office OF o.
L.. Duffy, Washington, ID. G.. William A.
and Il. A. Peck, Providence; said L. A.
Peck assignor to said William A. Peck,
chain machine. Arnold Schaer. Warren,
cloth and yarn templet and calculating
rule (3 Tntents). Ge'rge Al. hebJ, faw-
tucket, steampipe hitting.
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There Was a Charge In the Butt End.
To THE EDITOR OF THE news:
SIR-I am obliged to you for the lucid
explanation of the holding up OF the City
of Boston on Friday last.
l have also read U. s. Inspector Wilcox's
reply in yesterdays Journal. 1t seems to
be another case of "He did not know it
was loaded" ONE OF THE VICTIMS.
Providence, r. l., Aug Z.
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Barrett, the evangelist, met me the
other morning and gave me TO understand
that the story told at the "Tea Table"
Tuesday evening in regard to himself as
vouchsafed by my informant was partly
true and partly the other way. At any
rate he didn't want any notoriety, and did
not care to excite morbid curiosity. He
wanted people TO come TO the tent at
Public and Broad streets, but for another
Barrett!
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Notoriety-loving people, and people who
love to be notorious and must necessarily
keep doing or saying something 10 at
tract public attention. The stage more
than the pulpit seems to be the road open
TO them, and in either instance, unless
they have the merit OF talent to back
them up, they do not last long.
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Dragging Along.

HAvERHuL, Mass, Aug s.-The hear.
ing on the charges of mismanagement
and cruelty at the city farmlwas continued
yesterday. Ten witnesses were examined,
but the testimony brought out nothing
nav.
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Friends Are Anxious.

HAvERHTLL, Mass, Aug. S.-The non
arrival of the yacht having on board
George III. Philbrook, George Philbrook
Fred Il. Lincoln and Everett Jowctt, all o
this place, Is causing anxiety here. The
boat left Portland. Me, Sunday.
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For Violating 1924 nlue Laws.

PHLADELPHIA, Aug. 3. - Thirty-four
jewish and negro merchants, who were
arrested for violating the blue laws OF
1894 by selling on Sunday, were nrraigned
before Magistrate South and fined 81 and
ansta
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Old Hotel Man Dead.

INTERvALE, n. H., Aug. S.-Samuel ID.
Thompson, one of the oldest hotel men
in New Hampshire, died in North Con-
way yesterday OF consumption. He was
connected with many of the great hotels
of the country.
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(copyrighted. 1893.
copyrighted 1925.
CHAPTER v.-THE EVIDENCE POINTS
TO ONE.

III ONE.
Monday night. The detective came as
/ expected. j was up as soon as II was
light, and he came across the dewy helds
with his cyclopaedia under his arm. He
had stolen out of Phoebe Dole's back
door.
He had me bring my fathers pistol;
then he made me come with him out into
the back yard. ''Now, fire il" he said,
thrusting the pistol into my hands. As
have said before the charge was still in
the barrel
az shall arouse the neighborhood, 1
said.
"Fire it," be ordered.
tried; pulled the trigger as hard as
could.
al can't do IT," i said.
"And you are reasonably strong wo-
man, too, aren't you?"
j said i had been considered so. oh,
much have i heard about the strength of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-08

Sullivan had notoriety, but he also had
the muscle to back it up while he lasted
before Mr.. John Barleycorn and Corbett
lowered his colors. "Buffalo Bill'' has
notoriety and backs it up with marks
manship and record made on the plains.
Moody, the evangelist, is notorious as
the foremost man in his line of work,
which more than 80 years OF conscientious
living and personal action has made
bright and shining. 1t is such notoriety
as the latter which lives long after the
object of it has passed away.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-08

A few remarks:
You can fool man but you can't fool
God.
1t is no sign Of mans piety because he
wears a white tie.
A ham sandwich will make an impress
sion where a treat will fail
1t is hard work to have some one else
think for US.
More people tell other people to go to
hell than to come to heaven.
Giving the Lord pennies and the devil
dimes is money thrown away.
When the churches shut up in summer
the devil is working overtime.
the dead.
Many a man has been stopped from
going down hill by trying TO. help the
"other fellow" up.
Never try to look blind man in the
eye. OLD VET.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-08

The notoriety of Boyden's Crescent
Park and "Pinafore" and the 6 O'Clock
clambake served 10 draw a large crowd of
people to enjoy the 50th consecutive per-
formance of "Pinafore" last evening.
The crowds seem TO have got started and
will doubtless continue to the end of the
season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-08

The best kind OF notoriety any man cal
have is that he is on the level.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-08

In the basket, tucked up in one corner,
| was five-dollar bill for evangelist Bar
| rett to contemplate after the collection
last Sunday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-08

Down at Narragsnsett Pier you vii
find large number of people who like t
be known as having money. That is al
the notoriety they seem to banker after
1t comes under the head of fieeting, bu
there are many who try hard to be on th
list.
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Speaking about notoriety, the Misf
Clothing Company, 1893 Westminstel
street, has become notorious for selling
clothing of first-cass quality at very
low price. The people who are looking
establishment.
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HOTELS and SUMMER RESORTS.
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Following the completion Of Miss wilkins fascinating story WHINE
of the $4,000 PRICE,
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TuE ExcIsE QUESTION.
Collision Hstwssn HooscVsit snd the
urNenus COLLECTION


ur,enus collector
NEW YORS, July 25.--PfoSijcnt
Roosevelt, VI tho police board, nnd
Rsveuue Collector Edward GfOsse, to.
night f.r the second time came into
collision at n discussion Of the excise
question, which taty View from opp0-
site stsuJpOius,
The meeting took place at the head.
quarters Of the Columbia club. Peel.
uont Roosevelt saiu! 1--WE stand Tor the
enforcement OF all IawP,suI wnefe It u
impossible to attend 70 all, We Will at
tend 70 the chief offenders fut AMI
deal with the others IA dus tins. We
won Last year on the platform VI cOa-
mon hOLosIy, which means the un-
iOtcsment OF laws.
"YOu read that interview with the
editor Of tue Wac and Spirit Gdsstte.
where he stated that under tho Oid
regime the black mail 81 tho police be.
can't ~ heavy that y delegation called
on the president OF tue police board,
aud no agreed 10 stop II, on condition
that the sslJor-keopere supported lam.
many Hal, aud no G,lonishmeut IL
EXPRESSED nt this revelation, because
every body knOws lt tO he true.
"Ipls excise law never was dead
law. IL has always been enforced, uut
II Is said to have Ueen enforced Ouly
against those VINO had 90 pull. Ia 1884
oveg 900 arrests we're made Tor viola.
ting the eXulss Law, pfotty good
record for u dead law. Tue difference
bslween then AMI now II not ono OF 81
Worthy, but one Of common honesty &.
Two been told that we joJrTuiz,d re-
form by daring 20 stand up against
tho banded Interests VI the brewers
and liquor dealers. would 70 n
tiousaud times rather than succeed AZ
the cost OF official connivsncs at thiev-
cry, dishonesty, blackmail and cOrfuI-
libn.b
Internal Revenue Collector Crosse
said In reply: "rhe GeTmsn.Amsrlcsn
Reform Union hns been deceived by
Mayor Strong. Mayor Sroua promised
that the laws would bo interpreted In
u literal manner. We have been fooled.
We were down on Tammauy because
| Of its Infamous enforcement Of the ex.
else law. Now we Ers worse OF than
Oei0Te."
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int their non.psymBnt was regarded
% q breach Of faith OF the nation.
He declared that every democratic
platform recognized the principle that
the government must absolutely
maintain its credit and meet these de-
nsnd notes whenever they were pre-.
septeI, and the present naturalization
simply did what was absolutely neces.
siry, and VIVA; wss thoroughly Demo.
rfntic when " borrowed money to psy
these noie,. He showed that by pay.
ing % all tho usmand notes and by
using the funds IN the tfesury now
maintsineI a. gold reserve, the burden
would not lie heavy upon tue treasury,
and that II wOul. emf forever hil raid.
upon tue Treasury for gold and dii-
tuTbanoes consequent thereto,
Sscfetsry smith saiI that prom.
insnt RAILROAD president, Interested liz
o Mexican railroad, declared to him n
few uHys ago that hts fsRsUu Tor favor
ing free aud unIimItsI coinage OF silver
wa, uuo u the TACT that In Mexico his
railroad hands received In Mexican
dOllars about the same numbot oil
dollars that lac had 10 psy Tor eimilaf
work ia tho United state; that tue
Mexican dollars weTe worth Ouiy hall
as much n the dollar intho United
States, aud that, therefore, by ltov
silver he was Onablei - get his lnbyr
Tor hal shat Il would cost In tue
United Btgtos. THIS same railroad
president al ded that with tue free and
unllmiicd cOiusge OF silver ut 10 TO ]
IN the United states, the pay OF EN-.
ployts Ia ia. tories and railroads would
really DO reduced Ouc.hSlf, because tho
dollar would only be worth half A.
much.
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spaIn's Retaliation.

TAMPA, Fla, July 25.-Anong the
passengers OF the Plant Steamship
from Gaia tonight wac n planter, VINO
stated that The American press had
done more injury TO Cuba than all the
insurgents. he further said that
Tampa WAS hOtbtd Of Cuban patriots,
ana 5phiu. In Ofdcr to tetaliAte, will
pass a law prohibiting tue expectation
Of leaf tobacco. This lie Intended ns n
death blow to the cigar indultry here,
uHd would throw thousands o. Cubhns
out OF employment, who weekly make
large contributions to the revolution.
Tno Manufacturers hsie have die.
cusred the move, They calculate
thHt they will not To able 10 purchase
the Cuban product ON account OF tue
ADVANCED price, which has already
advanced $50 per bale. Tho ma u.
iao.urers are prepared TO use domestic
tobacco.
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long argument tgAiusI Iuy lasssfr -
the measure. In his Uylli0h $4,000
given 10 Kaiuiaui was $4,000 pHIu uut
to Retist IA The overthrow oil the gov.
eminent, AHd TO suuu3ft bic posNian
ho cited tho sctIOus and rNpr,HslOus ~
ksiulsni aui urr guArIiap, anu iheir
evident desire igt a reclamation Of tie
monarchy.
Ministers Hatch ard Smith maze
strong Arguments ia support OF ,hu
item, on the ground tlAt 10 was "a
moral debt whiun the county owed.
smith hOpsd tho I!uu wsuiJ come
when the legislature, representing tnn
Intelligence Of the community, wouij
vote nu allowance TO LlIiuUkElaui.
Minister Smiths remarks about the
| queen are construed 10 mean that sht
| will eOou be liberated. President Doe
will sign another batch 81 IardUns, the
men 10 be liberated ON Thanksgiving
Jay.
Minister DAmon'5 financial state.
mont shows thB bonded indrhieuuess
OF Hawaii onc year ago WAS $500, 900;
| this year II " S3.73S, 900. luo uiuu.
| ter said he sAv way out Of the difil'
| Gully, aud thai was uy asking people "
| whom money wss due to have iltit
| prtienCe, We The government would be-
| nbls % meet all itB ObiigatiJnS, H. hAv-
/ Tag pAssud the critical point, gud It,
circuit being we'll established,
The steamer Lehui loft port on the
| Oh instant buuui tor FfBuch FrEatc
! Shoals, an is,and not lar from NuCaf,
anu actually u part VI this group. Tuu
vessel returned today, after planting
| the Hawaiian hay upon the Island. III
NJ been understood lot many year,
that tue French Fngats Shoals were
| Hawaiian Territory.
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FREDERIUKs 10 DIE.
chs Inst nay of the Notorious
criminal.

Fan FRAEClsCO, July William
FTedsricks, who murdered Cashier
VIM. A. Herriok In an att, mpt TO 10 b
tue San Francsco Savings Union
hank IN March, 1894, viii DO hanged
NJ bsn Quentin lousy, Ffedtrivks Il,
QUE u tho most daring desp sTadoJs In
California. A. an associate Of Evans
and SUnIag, the tTAin robbers, he took
part Ia some Ul tho most Sensational
crimes that were ever cgmmilted in
tho stale, lie ~ known to have muir.
dsTed three men. While serving n
term In ths ponitrntisIy AZ Folsom lie
cOnspiTad with number Of other dee,
persd0ss to lead jail broRs. At the
expiration Of his sentence FTedvTicks
smui & ed u number ct weapons into
lie pIs8n aud IN tue outbreak that fol-
lowed three cOnVicls were killed. A
low months later FTsdericks killed a
brakeman IN NgvaJR county VINO at.
IN, tVd TO nus him OH freight train,
GnI when Sntrla PArco tired to cap.
ture him, Frsdericka Killed him. Aftrr
he was convicted and sentenced to bs
hanged Tor the murder OF CASHIER Her.
TIcg, Frtderlcku leignsd insanity tut a
few weeks ago he gave up hope OF IA
Communication OF sentence ana siuce
then has discussed mis- fate sioically.
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SAN FRANCIsCo, July ga mum.
Der VI young women struggled with
other curiOalty- TO obtain ad.
mission to tho tTlalOt Theodore DuTTAul
Tor tho murder OF Blanche Lamont
today. Judge Murphy denied tho de-
iendanps application for a change OF
venue, glviug Durrant the Tight 10 r.
new tho motion iatur on,
The court announced that this 90
called play, bAsCd upon the EmNnut
church murders, could not DO prVIucS d
dutiug the trial, or wnile ths action
was pending in tho superior court.
The impaUeling Of Jurors then CON.
mouceu. Fliiy VI the Jurors offered
excuses which were accepted by the
court. From the other hundred JUROR,
who hgl been summoned, an attemp,
was then maie ~ secure twslve Ialet-
men.
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PORTLAND, Or, July 2O.--A special
rats on canned AMI picked meat, no a
RESULT u tue horse meat INDUSTRY
obIrulished in this city, has been mace
10 eastern poinis by tho railroads. Tbs
q. IL. q n. COMPANY, IN connection
with the Union Pao,iio system, Great
Northern railway anu the Northern
Pacihc has istued al amendment II
the sastbound north Pacific cosst tariff
los this purpose. lhv new tani applies
equally ~ oil eastern points. The rate
uttaUlished il 81 per 100 pounds In cat.
loads Of .lUuO pOunus minimum
weight. A IGIlGAl reduction OF nearly
100 yer cent
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TO HEAR IIoKE SMITH.
'ue opera iIou.s Packed 90 Its VI.
most Capacity,

COLUMBUS, Ga, July g5.-Tonight
sne opera h0use was packed to iIsut.
|.'I caplclty to hear H0ke Smitn,s
Zen IA advocacy OF sound cur
ia'y' lie spoke over two hours, b..
~ Interrupted occasionally by an.
su'e' referring TO tho panic OF 1893,
osAli The notes called rreenlacks uEd
t,s ~ presented during the panic At the
m,'y io' payment. Tue gavega.
s II ull not have the money then.
n.y., !, was necessary for 1t TO borrou
bJnds. ' " u'u ny lssulaB
lhe secretary stated hs was sa,i.fe
,S S''u't Il uneasinrss should exit on
mint OF the very msl uemanu
,bs sO, np'n the treasury last week fIr
n,. payment Of additional demand
~ lie was cDuhJent that this
in une tetult Of bTokvrs' Hybt
mt, Se" lotk, and business men
WonIt itel assured that no rus
10 SJull be made upon the treasury
III NJ tAtenl 10 cause any trouble.
tba uailel attention 10 the TACT that
liza national democratic plaiiaTm q
W., On which Tiin-n and HendF cks
" ",'e nominated, denounced the faII.
g gro ~ Tue Republican party 10 MAJ,
n no,u. 'ne promise Of the legal Ienger
"''s' demand noIes), anu declared
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ADyICEs TnoM hawaii.
The Priuco.s Gets M P.nsion-Fiaau.
clni statement

SAN FRAScHCO, July 25.-Ths
steamer Cay U, PrKiBg arrived tousy
from Cain1 aud Japan, via Honolulu,
bringing to- following advice:
HONOLULU, July lS-Pfincsls
ksu.a"I VIA not get her pension.
Iuls VS. practically Decided on tho
iltn iust,, when tho senate referred ali
pensions AMI permanent settlements ~
tie gular session. The item was
$4,000 pur annuLn, 10 commence win
n rEil iASL When the matter was dis.
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LONDON, July 25.-Re.urns OF voi.
ings, which have boon received up "
date, leave tbs state OF the parties NJ
follows: Conservative, 500; liberal.
uuiOnisis, Us; total uniOnisIs, S0I. Lib
orHls, 1855; McCarthyitos, -; ParBel-
ties, 10; laIor, 2; total oppoiiliou, S32.
Tue net game OF tho government parry
up 10 date number elEhly.two.
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Protest asains, England.

RIO DE JANEiRO, July 25.--A h0ttilS
crowd made uemouslTaIiJn ui protect
against tuo occupation OF tho leland Of
Trinidad Dg the British, la front u tue
British consulate ut sac Paulo to-
Jay. The police patrols nave been in.
crossed On account Of the demon,trs.
tlOna mere.
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LONDON, July 2j.-rhe Vienna cor.
Respondent OF tue Ddig NsyI says
there are tumUts there VI revolution.
aty uprltlng in Bulgaria with hoslilv
demonstrations NJ soma ana elsewhere,
against Prince Ferdinand and Nj. Bier.
lVl, tne Bulgarian premier.
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SILVER GooO GNouau.
ssIlsp Noi Likely 10 ADOPT tho Cold
Standard.

CilY OF MEXICO, July 25.-Thsre IL
l0' The slightest likelihood that the
soysfnmeuI will adopt the gold star. :
40, Dc hal been advocated in the la,t
'sN weeks by bankeTP, vino arc u, W
changing thsir opinion and advocate
.ls retention OF the silver StaudaT =,
iy, "
ft.s'Isht DlAz cherlshos tho ambi.
WV 70 place Mexican credit OH u level
wv mat OF Chile, anu there Il little
Ssuol ielt here that within three yeas
at'ileo wiz be able TO refund her Tor
~ goId debt att per cent, saving /
~ cent dsfmau bankers wuO have
a.llisi The loan arc feeling entirely
s'u,hsd with the condition Oi Mexican
aaalets, and have made money on tho
"'s 10 Tie bonds OF this government.
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Reader, did you over take SfNmog8
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That dun, heavy feeling b. due 10 q
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Malaria and Indigestion are all liver
jissJsus Keep the liver active by an
occasional dose of Simmons Liver Reg.
uIlt0r and you'll get rid Of these trJu.
hles, and give tone 10 tho whole syj.
tenn. Fol- II laxative Simmons Liver
Regulator IL BETTER THAN Pills. IL
does not gripc, nor weaken, but greatly
rcircshCs and strengthens.
Every package has the Red n
stamp OF the wrapper. j, IL.
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