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Attention. Firemen,

There will be meeting of the file'
men on Monday evening, March %
at mayors Office. Important business
BREWER MoKEEHAN, Chief pro tenn.
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Stave Timber Wanted.

Will pay So so, cash, per cord fol
stave bolts. Want 5000 cords.
$50 3t BORING & WILSON.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking P0wdes
world'sFair Highest Meaalssd Diploma,
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Foriify yourself against hurtful
changes OF weather by the use Of Aver,
Sarsaparilla.
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Highest price paid for live hogs,
veal, calves and fat cattle for the next
ten days. .. 4 BRIGHT.
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When You Go to Bristol

DON'T forget the Star Restaurant,
= at 42l Maiu Street, where you
can get a lirst-class meal for Is
cents at regular hours.
= IT. BETTERToE, Prop'r.
" w d. SURFACE, Mgr. $50 II
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Extra trains will leave Johnson City when
necessary to accommodate the public OIL court
days, excursions and conventions, or any occa-
sion.
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No family flour sold here equals the
Watauga Family. Price will please
ton
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-06
THE STROKE OF RUIN.
Boyle Harding Kept His Promise ana
ShOlceM 1t to Francois R0pin.

It was moonlight and rather late in the
balmy evening, with a breeze tutter.ng
along Royal street, and the sound OF
guitar coming from an indefinite dis
tancs No street cars were running ana
but few stro,lers-these mostly creo!es
In high-hee.ed shoes tapping lightly on
the banquetses-went up and down the
narrow way.
Boyle Harding leaned back in an easy
enair on the iron-ra.led balcony, or gal
Irry, which overnunG the sidewalk, and
smoked slowly with haif-cosed eyes.
He was awaiting the arrival OF His
young friend, francois Rapin, who had
lately interested aim to d singular de-
gree.
Even at the moment, up the uncaT-
peted sta.rway came the active creo.c'
feet, two steps al time, along win
a live.y tune sung almost ureath!ess!
through a curving black musta2ne.
"Ah but here | ann he cried, issuing
through the doorway and tripping "A gay
step along the floor towards HARDING:
We'll, and what is it," demanded the
New, Yorker. What have you found
out?"
"Bahr He produced a cigarette and
asked for a light by an inimitable pan
tomime with head and shoulders. May
be she went to the French opera. Ga
with me; / have a box; come"
= "But haven't you yet seen her?"
n. s6ssp her-how should know? Mon
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ject OF fencing, always great vogue
with the jeunesse doree OF New Orleans.
He was himself rich orphan, living
upon an almost unlimited income. and
had long been confirmed hdD.tue OF
the fenc. ng halls HayiuS seen some ra-
PIERS and folls in Hardings rooms he
But you must be Interested in sword
p!ay-ln fencing, II IS the noblest OF all
The exercises Tor ge:.tlc:nrn, and your
pnysigue il precisely maze up for ~
Il have had good masters" liard.ns
replied IN an evas.xe tone. " but a."
los ng interest in it,"
Your masters were in New York"
No; Paris. l had Nj. Duvai for three
M Duval! You had NJ. Charles Du-
val for three years.
An, what fortune! lie, and he only,
teaches the stroke OF ruin the, pass
y MSG P"rSs s. fia9s the .' ycm for c
yet never killing M Kap.n spoke N
thGs!as IDEALLY. and after a moments
pause added almost breathlessly:
And you learned his stroke! oh, but
| am oNerjoyed: and sou, viii teach me
to 40 It? An. Monsieur, | shall be your
iel1nE debtor; have fre1mnl 81 t ,W6
Journeys TO Paris to learn it; but, ylu
must know. NJ. Duvsi Is an anc.en,
enemy Of my father. / could not - To
him, and his pup!ls are so few and So So,
| could not reach one OF them
Harding laughed at the youths frank
ness and told him pleasantly that Il"
should be glad TO give him the secret
instruction Thercupon Rapin almost
hugged him, and they were Just enter
ing the Opera II 1use.
great curve OF splendor, a flash of
faces, throats. bosons, Jewels, laces,
eyes. fans-a bew.ldering horizon OF
corsages. coiffurcs. necklaces. bracelets.
rings; "A foam Of airy gowns sinking and
swelling gently. Ike surf froth against
beach OF fairy land. Harding gazei
could see no details. could make out no
individual face distinctly. 1t all struck
him as some vast spectacle of parbarous
gewgaw spisndor. and yet nothing that
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s!eur Harding forgots the conditions"
He laughed IN his atrooiously frivolous
French way,
Il hes par ion." said Harding, quickly
81 had, indeed, folSotten that | did no.
know her name, nrr place OF residence
nor yet even the color OF her eyes. Yes,
VIII go with 20. 10 the opera, Every
body goes, ea?''
"Not everybody, but everybody Of tho
best. I, Is The distinction; W. draw IN.
line in front of the boxes"
Not the lead line, hope"
Even that sometimes, yes. haN,
known a glance OF sweet eyes 10 cost
a man his best blood under The oaks.
Are you good fclcer"'
Boyle Harding made no answer, but
flung his cigar stump over the iron Ma
gree down into the street, where IT
Corusca;ei on the cobblc-stones, and
thea he rose and shook himself lightly
plan or feels vaguely impatient over
The sky above New orleans was as
blue as "A sapphire, and the irregular
old houses along Royal street caught
many q stray Stint from the splen I'D
moon. Harding was IN mood to feel
all the force Of suCl scene He nad
come south a fortnight past with letters
~ introduction 20 influential peop.e, o,il
he WAS not seeking society. d quiet so
tourn In New Orleans with his eyes
and ears open suited him better. lie
was young, however. brimful OF blood
and surcharged with poets magma
, ton.
What was, perhaps. lust the thing h.
would have most desired came to him
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something to be proud OF. So, in due
culrsr ~ time, the engagement was
announced and the Wedding day APP
Harding had bee. to New York; he
returned late in November. radiant with
happy aspirations. ana TOOK rooms a.
ofore, but now In the st. har4es. re
brought some friends with MN, Hna MS
parents would h. coming "A little Later;
| have saii that lover = Tool IFS
vanity, moreover, cannot be oNeTeetl-
mated, and the ,rlli~ IN" a. OF MS pass on
plays MIN small Yet NJ 'iSthse I'm ;.
Harding had a atsir 10 ~ aaa.u y lAa
Old book store Of Garclan, on ROYAL
street. and have his nrSt meeting Nl'A
He slipped away from the hotei M
lively ana with foolish sur III MS
Tae morning was like 4 SUNNI
cream. clothing the old city IN aims OF
Chistrnei splendor. Up ana Gown me
narrow streets ciacAei the hlsh-nettTi
heapel with luscious oranges, plHanlI.
apples. dash, d the air with rlCh
bIIqIct, and the!r Were roses every
whore. Harding held his head high and
When We go /, seek an Illusion We re
pretty sure u md reality, y Is NOT
The scheme OF nature to hnm9r us ~
came abruptly face to face with Fran
co.'s EApiu, whom he had not seen since
the announcement OF the coming nup-
ti4ls Somehow IL WAS surprise, but
Rlpins face showed quick smile.
Harding stopped short in his tracks.
ana would have probably put forth his
hand in a fr EMILY offer Of salutation;
nAt lust then his hat Mas hSEtly
tapped from his head by Rapin,, VINO
Immediately picked II UP and handed It
to him, saying:
Monsieur Harding WI now RENE moer
Ills promise to tracn me the mysterious
s,roke of NJ. DuSal.'
lie bowed low and was gone, while
a card huttered down at Harding's feet
IL bore Rapin's address.
Al first Harding's heat OF temper was
great, but reflection led him TO consult
his friends, who r.diculed the thought
a a duel. He was glad to escape, for.
although q born tighter. this was no
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time to be risking his life or to b
killing "a man.
He had, however. consulted but one
side of that advisory board which al.
ways exists in such cases. His Northern
friends were unanimously opposed 10 tho
duel. but now he must be frank and lay
the matter before his tiancee's fanny.
You must tight him. sir" said Mont
''Ot course. there is but one way open
to gentleman, sighed Marie. you
The Montmartin household and all the
Mon martin circle were as unit on
this point. No evasion was TO be con:
siaered since Rapin smilingiy refused
challenge. which was promptly ae-
ceptcd.
Thy met at sunrise under the oaks"
50 well known 10 duelling history; Mer-
rly clinkei their rap:ers Tor honor's SAKE
ana Mlrie's. That was but about forty
years ago; and yet what a distancel
down the groove of change" since theni
Farrarut and Butler have been in the
city; the reconstruction terror has come
ana gone; the reassert.on Of State au-
thority followed the victory of the citi.
Zens over the alien soldiers: the lottery
has gone, the city is r.cn once more; see
the bales Of cotton, the hogsheads. tho
barrels, the bass on the levee! And
Yesterday a white-haired man. whose
shoulders dropped strangely, and whose
TWO arms dangled half-paraiyzed beside
him. walked DOWN Royal street,
THAT = Francis Rapin," said a creole
to some friends. lie got that wound in
the celebrated duel with Harding"
"Y-e-e-s," drawlei another OF the
grlup, with a queer little Shrug.
"Y-e-e-s, Mr., Harding taught him the
stroke OF ruin ha! ha! ha! cest vrai.
nest &c pas
" followed with curious gaze the re-
treating form OF Rapin, recalling at the
same time that Boyle Harding and his
wife were now living in Nice. where. In
most comfortable circumstances and well
loaded with fame Harding writes bis
novels and plays with his grandchildren,
His wife is said TO be still beautiful and
very homestic.-Maurics Thompson -
Va0i%. -.------.. -.-.--....--.
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well say that she glanced mechanically,
then looked aga.u. Harding was su-
perD.y handsome young athlete, Mower
OF prrfeCt manhood "ith face never 10
De- forgotten by any woman.
lapin presently returned 10 the box.
bringing with him, or at least Harding
fancled IL breath OF that ssxIn a,,de
Hariins's memory for days and nights
together.
Who is shc,-rhc young lady in the
box where you've heen?'
hre Of Hirdins's Voice betrayed his
emotion to the quick creolt.
"Oh, she--that is Mile. Marie de Mont
martin. Lovely, isn't she? You might
trothed."
lsh change plsscT over his face, Ike a
fleece cloud over some gioriiied space OF
sky, Then he coOlly added; 81 10 envy
} ~. Yes, she Is the most beautiful CIR!
met In the old book store door. You are
quick 10 fni."
Rapn colored.
Thank YOU" he said. as the curtain
went up and the prima donna strobe
forth with a superb swing.
The next day kapin came TO Harding
young man begged a postponement; he
was not feeling in good form, he said.
and was avcrse To exercise.
And now Hsrding's powerful letters Of
son; OF Gen. Stanhope Harding had the
key to open even the exclusive gate OF
the mansion wherein the ancient family
traditions OF Montmartln were kept in
an atmosphere Of their own, Here the
young man found Mile. Marie even more
fascinating thin mis- imagination had
pictured her.
We must aCquit him; he aid not deiib-
erately seek - gain her affections. In
deed there was no need 10 seek, she
claimed him at sight, and the way was
loves sweetest path. Rap!n was for
gotten as a merely conventional lover
must always be when the true one comes
rushing in all aSlow and all powerful.
Marie's parents Sere delighted. There
was no obstacle. religious or other. and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-06
BALF0UR CLOSELY GUARDED.
Crowds waited for the Prime Nov
er's Arrival in London.

Crowds waited for the Prime Nov
er's Arrival In London.
LONDON. May e.-Extra precautions
were taken upon the arrival at
Southampton last night Of Jabez spen-
Ger Balfour. the ex-Member OF Parlia-
ment, whose extradition from the Ar
gentine Republic was obtained after
great delay. on the charge OF fraud in
connection with the collapse OF the
Lberator Building Society and other
concerns connected with 1t.
The steamer was met OF Calshot Cas-
tie by a police tug upon which Balfour
was taken ashore, surrounded by a
crowd of detectives and policemen in
uniform. Great precautions were taken
in order to prevent the public from dis
covering where the prisoner was to be
landed, as it was feared that an attempt
might be made on his life. Balfour was
smuggled into a first-class railroad car
riage, the shades of which were drawn.
At Waterloo Railroad Station here an
enormous crowd Of people was waiting
in expectation Of seeing the prisoner,
but Balfour and his escort were landed
at vauxhall Railroad Station. and were
driven to Bow Street Police Court.
In spite Of the precautions Of the po-
lice, the news Of the arrival at VauXhi.l
OF the notorious prime mover quickly
spread, and when he was driven from
the railroad station to Bow street the
carriage In which he was placed was
followed by a big crowd OF people. who
shouted, Here's Jabez," &c.
AT Bow street the prisoner was for
mally charged. the papers in the case
were examined and he was remanded
until May in order to enable the prose
cution to complete their case agains,
him.
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unexnectedlv one dav n VAS n twinkIe
~ rnpy oise uaS ~ 1ova ",raat
or romance IN the gloom OF foyal street
lie suiuehly met peau!liui youhs W.
man IaGe 70 race az tne uooi VI ialc,h >
oiu poph store. uihsS io!e WIZ .pu
nhu the contents or frehch lDfafies
mat nave oeeh sofa az SUCCESSIVE safes
OF pickel up az auction, VAR" tfrs
eNchahsed an lhvoiuhttfy look Wtth
our OF lr!S points. liarHInS Was tlevtfl-
NED, ana impI!si'ely llfted MS nat. she
passed mn! WIN a hall smile, ieal !he
"a prsath or N'ulesS ana t.e rustic Oh =;
ap rh ,.,-,. A..
ne soior or her Hair' hcr rem, me
Hnt r hrr oye'' .nsr compressor n
nu'h ny mN ~ Of '2sSe ~ ms Ia,.l mn. l.
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he had ever seen could compare with II
in unity of effect The boxes were all
iull, and fun of beauty ami queeHiy
9stlme, SO accentuated that nowhere
Use could such lnsistcnCcs upon drcora-
TN nave been tolerahe There, how
ever, II VAS the perfection of color,
ate beauty Of expression such as the
Greeks Of Alexandria dreamed OF IN
'hclr luxurious "An!h!t pHs.
Harding and Rap,r were the only per
sons IN their box. wnicn Mas well to one
side Of the great curve. ON the stage
celebrated OlIet fINoc.ir was KICK
ng neatly through one ot her cAptiya
w Win begin the lessons to-mor-
~" murnur"i Rapin; Il shall be an
apt scholar monsieur"
Yes" ala Harding. ahsently lie
was gains along ne great sweep OF
But excuse me for moment or two, =
the creole added after a while, when
he curtain was down. y am going to
all at the box OF friend.
survey. which, nov that h.S eyes hal
some WHAT accustomed themselves % the
glaMor became more real and absorb
lngly Interesting,
Presently no saw Rapln in a box, a
masnid'en, ono, near the centre, talking
with a tail, young womar ami II Was
she. There coHll re no ioint ipr d
muHont The thrill through Harding :
near, old as much as the g.rI : respl,n-
dent. YET. In way, SUB iurl beauty,
Har1!ng's eyes were tNct the trance
OF that oli-t!me love when men used IL
Acknowledge was upon him His stronS
healthy, hoyish natuTe plunged into N,
thick OF a pass!Ol-r0mlnre as ferv.i as
II "aS pIr' and sincere, Ana at no
very central moTen, she turned from
Raip!n ana looked strlint at h.m. More
Over, ne could see a light of quick inter
est come into her "a re. they We're speak
iGg .; him
The prosy fact was that Rapin, in Ms
enthusiastic way, had been cling Nile
Marie de Montmartin-that was bel
name-about his GOOD fortune in iind!ns
a master to teach him the stroke o
ruin" and he had directed her attention
to he young man In his box. But fol
Nile. Mario de Montmartin We may .!
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Children Peddlers Arrested.

One girl and fourteen boys. arrested for selling
lonenges In Central Park yesterday. spent the
night In the Gerry's society's room and this
morning were in Yorkvlls Police Court. The pris-
oners were Nellie Thomas. ten years old; Joseph
Calvin. twelve: Samuel Oxen. twelve: Philip
Helper. twelve; Isador Gerrick. fourteen. and
his brother Jacob. thirteen: John Brown four
teen, and his brother, Michael twelve; Aaron
Lustig thirteen; Jacob Bernan eleven; Harry
Newman. twelve: Harry Sulder. fifteen: Harry
Stolzer. eleven. and Samuel Alter, fourteen. Jus
tice Deuel. placed them in the OF Agent
Wilson.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-06
Horse, Wagon and Child Overheard

Builder Timothy Mahoney, Of 1877 East Eighty
seventh street. while driving along One Hundred
and Fifty-hfth street yesterday. was thrown into
the road by his horse shying. and dslocated his
shoulder. The horse ran towards the Harlem River
Teresa Mccoy. a child, standing on the pier at
the foot OF One Hundred and Fifty-nfth street.
struck by the animal and thrown into the
water. The horse also plunged into the stream
dragging the wagon after him. Albert Green's
beck swan after and rescued the child. Horse
and wagon were finally ashed out.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-06
SAMUEL AUERBACH BETTER,
His Mates to Testify to the Alleged
Assault by His Teacher,

Samuel Auerbach. the twelve-year- old
boy who says Edgar Nicherbicher, his
teacher, assaulted him. was feeling much
better to-day.
School Inspector Benjamin Blumen-
thai will go to the school to-day to re-
quest the boys who testified last week
to be present at the next hearing. He
says he Is afraid that many of them
teacher.
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ORGANS GREETED BURNS.
The Labor Leader Was Told that He
IL No workman.

LONDON. May 6.-John Burns. the
member Of Parliament and labor leader.
during the course Of his peech at the
Labor Day demonstration In Hyde Park,
was greeted with groans and cries Of
why didn't You support ke.r Harder"
"1raitor!"
Replying to this outbreak OF disap-
prevail, Mr.. Burns said: IF you don't
want to hear me l will go home"
This was followed by cries Of: Go
home. You are no workingman."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-06
MIR. Gladstone Severely Criticises
the sultan of Turkey,

LONDON. May 6.-The Right Hon.
William E. Gladstone. in letter to MIR.
Francis Seymour Stevenson. chairman
OF the Anglo-Armenian Association,
says that the conduct Of the Sultan and
the Turkish Government in the Ar
menian question has been worse than
their conduct regarding Bulgaria in 1876.
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River on Friday last show that the
Hovas lost 800 men. including several
important chiefs. The French losses
were only one killed and four wounded.
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RENTS ,25 TO ,a2-Flats OF 6 rooms 4 bath; tas,e
fully decorated: sanitary plumbing; steam
heated. half block from station 4 half q
block from park. Jsnitor. 20 ". 66th st.
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A Great Sale of
SilVerWare.
Table and Toilet Articles of All
Kinds, Spoons, Forks, &c.

We the largest silver. Goods in old store. as
ware manufacturers in the East 14th ST. have been
world We make snec;a, marked down for limited
rr,d. II .o,, ,,. ~ had period the lowest price in
metal entirely different from ' " saw
removal. Second to adver.
the thin silver plate of the
market Wy. ,
July VIC CONSOLIDATE our the difference between ord-
New York retail business nary quality and Meriden
into one store 2oS 5th ave. Britannia Co "Slvcr Plate
TEA SETS &C. that Wears" Now is the
Lea ses OF hve SIX ,o ~, . s,- M chance
These beautiful goods; genuine For the Toilet
"s"' Brushes Hair Cloth, &c. a.. Oto a.
Water $5 to$ $3.50 Puff Boxes ~ vi
Ice water Set" Hand Mrrors".... a.. to a.
fitting,
with tray and COB 80 o' '''''""'''"
les........... $12 to $50 ye~e' .sskets."...'.
Coffee ~ 10 n &1O Tnket Trays dainty" Toe
Waite nd Trays different sizes Tea Spoons,
Ice Pichers...... $G to $40 Coffee Spoons,
Dshes.... Orange Spoons &OO set,
Salad Bowls, richly Oyster Forks,
engraved, Nut Picks,
table $5 to $40
pr..r Dsho, 90 Table Forks. .....
Spoon Holders p eSers Spoons IL
Syrup Cups $500 n io'Nn"'"I
p., n;Lo o.. DO Berry Spoons ......"76c. each
Tueens SO to $40 Salad Spoons.
Children g Cups... 81 to 81 Salad Fords
Napkin Fish Knives. .... ooo
Card Receivers 49, to SO. so Fish Forks ( ~ ~
Pie Knives. ......\
Prices good for this sale ONLY Soup Ladies'. .....|
MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED
MERlDEN BRlIA NINA COMPANY,
Reduced Prices at 46 East 18th st. ONT "
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Twenty Members of BravO's band
of Rebels Surrender.

HAVANA, May 6.-Twenty members
Of the band OF rebels at Villas. COM
manded by Quintin Bravo have sur
rendered.
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Hovos Lost 300 Men in the EngnEe-
ment with the French.

PARIS. May 6.-Additional advices re-
ceived here from Majunga regarding the
victory Of the French on the Betaiboka
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KNOW YOUR FATE and fortune. Consult NINA
scientific palmist. 20 East nth St.: fee H.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-07
NOTICE.

Tho Pleasant Valley Land and Manufactur- ing Company will sell at ublic oucry, to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the court house door of Jo 1erson county. Alabama, be- tween Ihe hours oi II a. m. and D. m., on Tuesday, April i6, 1895 the following shares of the capital stock of said company 10 satisfy the liabilities of the respective owners of said shares in said company, viz:
 300 shares standing in the name of I. R. Hochstadter. II
 22e shares standing in the name of J. W. Schnefer.
 share standing in the name of Louis Braun. 20 shares standing in the name of Caroline Braun.
 0 shares standing in the name of H. stolley. shares standing in the name of Carrie Stolley. THE PLEASANT VALLEY LAND AND MAN. UFACI URING COMPANY.
 Jos. BEiTMAN, Pro sident.
 H. LowENTHAL, sec'y and Treas. Birmingham, Ala, March 12, 1895. He alove sale has been postponed until the 18th day of May, 1895.
 4-16-4t tu
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-07
A Bold Attempt to Rob.

A bold attempt at robbery is being per- petrated upon the people everywhere in the south, in the efforts of interruptions persons to sell them au inferior article to take the place of Simmons Liver Regulator, the Red 2. It's worse than robbery. It takes the money of the sick and afflicted. and gives in return preparations as unlike Simmons Liver Regulator as is the charac- ter of such deceivers compared to the man of honor and integrity. Forewarned is forearmed. Save your money and protect your health by taking nothing but Sim nous Liver Regulator, the Red z. It's the Old Friend that for more than sixty years has blessed the homes of the land and brought long life to many sufferer with liver troubles. You cin rely on it's doing as much for you. Health and wealth come to him who takes Simmons Liver Regu
 lator. Look for the Red z on the front of the package-that is the guarantee of the proprietors that the medicine is gen uine.