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New-York tribune., 1895-12-16
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
sixty-seven railroads or systems, for the fourth
week IN November. OF these thirtynine return
gains Of s4s4 291 or aS per cent, and twenty-eight
return losses Of 1927 962 67 per cent. The whole
shows gain OF $500 or 3 per cent. The Tribune
has also printed the gross earnings u fifty rail-
roads systems for the fist week of December.
Of which thirty-four return gains of $il4.554. or
% per cent and sixteen return losses of Sl2l.556.
or per cent The whole shows gain of $685.
0lS, or Al per cent.
Fourth in November
1SD1 Differences &c.
companies. 81 SOS 800 s33S3 1913 Inc $9Si29l ys
companies 4sSuaS. Dec. 3@f,"o- o.
Total CO co.'s. 50 10 50 s36 DO Inc s3c,32o 3
First week IN December
3, companies. 50 10000 sisSi562 Inc sl4554 90
ic co,rnaries / Ttl5GO 1G21 O2i Dec. i21 $50 10
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operiW tOrrcJpoHiknS or me nNeHqencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. March Elm
tho supreme court Of appeals this morn
ing tho following orders woro made:
Davis vs.. Low OF al. from Fayettr
county: certiorari to bring up omitted
portions OF the record.
State vs.. Abner Williams, from Brax.
ton county; opinion by Dent, j.; judy
mont OF the circuit court affirmed.
Mayer w. Frobe. from Ohio county
opinion by Dent, j.; Judgment OF circuit
court affirmed.
Flies administrator vs. Kanawha &
Michigan Railroad Company. from ka'
nawha county; opinion by English, j.;
judgment OF circuit court reversed and
case remanded.
Clifton vs. Montague, from Mason
county; opinion by English. j.; judg.
mont OF circuit court affirmed.
Henry va. Ohio River lailroad Com.
pany. from Mason county; opinion by
Brannon, j.; judgment reversed and
case remanded.
I'rice vs.. Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Company, from Cabell county; opinion
by Brannon. j.; judgment OF circuit
court affirmed.
Elder, OF al. vs.. incorporates OF Cen
trial City, from Cabell county; opinion
by Holt, pres; writ dismissed as i'm
providently awarded.
Wilson vs.. Ross, assessor, from Wayne
county; opinion by Holt, pres.; judg
ment OF circuit court affirmed.
Adjourned until next Saturday morn
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NOAH srREvIL's CRIME.
Ills wife Reveals that lie Murdered II
Father.

Ills wife Reveals that lie Murdered HI,
Father.
FoRr Scorr, KAN, March oS.-The
mystery Of the murder OF Stewart Srevil.
on his ranch, four miles cas-. OF this city,
on the night OF March Is, was to-day
solved by disclosures made by the wife
OF Noah Strevil, son OF the murdered
man, to the effect that her husband had
committed the crime. Tho old man was
felled to the foo. Us he sat smoking be-
fore the hearth by blow on the head,
and his throat was then cut with knife.
Mrs. S.revil relates that Noah left home
Friday. March 10, and came back the
next morning at l2 o'clock. His cloth
ing and hands were covered with
blood. He explained that he had fallen
and hurt his nose. Later. however,
Mrs. Strevil states, Noah confessed that
he had gone to his fathers house and
struck him on tho back OF the head with
an axe and then cut his throat with n
butcher knife. He threatened Mira.
Strevil aud her two babies with instant
death il she gavo any information
which would lead to his arrest. When
he got up in the morning no burned his
coat and vest aud overcoat in a brush
pile. which he had set on fire.
Tho accused man, after reading his
wife's confession, still persisted that he
was innocent,
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EXEMPLARY DAMAGES.
Important Ruling by tho supreme Con
Ut Appeals On Wednesday.

Important Ruling by tho supreme Court
NJ Appeals On Wednesday.
Tho following is tho syllabus oil Mayer
va. Frobe. decided by the supreme court
Of appeals at Charleston on the nth:
/. Tho common law definition OF tho
torn exemplary damages" 10 damages
inflicted by way OF punish nent upon n
wrong door as a warning 10 him aud
olhorh to prevent repetition or com.
mission oil similar wrongs.
.. Tho term Exemplary damagoa' In
section 20. chapter 20, acts Of 1887, 10
used according to ita common law dO!ini.
ton, and cannot DO otherwise construed
without oxtrajudiclal interference with
u plain Legislative enactment.
8. Tho first and second Byllabi Of
Pogram vs.. Storlz. 81 WestNirglnia, 30,
and tho frat syllabus OF Beckva. rhOmp.
son, 81 West Virginia. 4j0, in so far as
thoy hold that exemplary damages In n
proper case cannot DO inflicted by way
OF punishment, In civil suit, upon q
wrongdoer, arc hereby disapproycd aud
overrnlod. ..
"A. In actions OF tort whore gross fraud,
malice, oppression, or wanion, wlllG',
or reckless conduct, or criminal in
difference to civil obligations affecting
tho rights Of othors appear, or whore
legislative enactment authorizes 1t. tho
jury may asscss exemplary, punitive. or
vindlctivo damages. those torms being
synonymous.
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BIaGARCG, Mo-. March 2S.-Train No.
81, which loft Poplar IiluIl at 1865 y.
M. las,night, was hold up at Williams.
vile, u station about twenty miles north
OF that place, at 1880 o'clock. Tho
train was In charge Of Conductor Jamos
v Webb, and was pulled by Engineer
MATHS.
As tho train nearod u lonely spot a
short distance north OF William,yillo
some ono pulled tho bell rope aud tho
train cnmn to u halt. Two mon, one OF
whom had rod handkerchief over his
face and tho other n masl; OF some black
material. forced tho porter at the point
OF a revolver to uncouplc the engine,
mail aud express cars from tho train,
and compelled tho enginccr to run u
short distance up tho track with them.
Tho robbers thon proceeded TO tho ex-
press car aud ordered the messenger to
open tho safe. 1--WE are desperate, :"
said tho leader, aman about six foot ID
height.
Tho messenger informed the dospcr.
ADDE'S tia. ho could not opcn tho
through safe. Us he did not have tho
combination. He opsncd tho local
safe, but there was no money in it.
Meantime tho alarm had been given,
aud the citizens were nrning ,hom.
solves. The robbers, becoming fright.
ened; jumped from tho train and ran
through tho woods. Before leaving,
however, they secured Conductor cbb's
gold watch.
Il i, thought that tho work was done
by-local talent. Sheriff Hoge is on tho
scene. and securing tho country for the
robbers, and they will probably BIO cap.
tufed.
The train is known as the California
Express. and is duo in St Louis At o n.
M. 1t consisted OF baggage. mail and
express car, one couch snd three sleep.
ers. The point at which the attempt
was made is known as lIouk Creek
Crossing. aud tho mail and express cars
we're run to the woods OF tho Black
river bottom,
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THE DEAD ROBBERS.


Their Names Were Morrow and They Were
Father and son-rhs THIRD Man n
Tramp.
CHATTANOOGA, TEsy.. March 2S.-Tho
names OF the two train robbers killed in
yesterdays battle by detectives, two
miles north OF Greenwood, KY. are
Jeaso Morrow, aged fifty. weight 260,
and Tom Morrow, his son, aged twenty.
six. six feet tall and slender. They live
about fourteen miles from Greenwood
and are tough characters. the third
man found wounded on the tender was
q young man about twenty-five years
old, who was stealing a ride. He was
shot whilo hiding under the train By
one CT the robbers. His name is WIN.
Martin. and he lives in Allegheny, Pa
II. NJ. BrowT, mail agent on Tic train,
says he saw one OF tho robbers shoot
Martin under the car. rs.s
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
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adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
tho value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due TO lis presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the taste, tho refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of n perfect lax.
ativc; c1ectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fcvcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with tho approval Of tho medical
profession, because it nets OH the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ching them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance,
Syrup Of Figs ia for sale by all drug
gists il Doc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufacturcd by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs.
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute II offered.
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WE'RE CONVICTED.

The Verdict IN tho Case OF thr rhsinde!-
phia Prize Fighters.
PHILADELuHrA, March 25.-The jury
in the case OF Charles Mckeeyer,
Charles Mccarthy and JACK Fogarty,
charged with engaging in prize fight
at the Winter Circus building on Janu-
airy "a and % last. came in with yer.
dict Of guilty" this morning. after be.
ing out two davs.
This will put an end to boxing con-
tests in this city, rs this was test case.
Superintendent Linden has said tina. he
will enforcs the law. which means that
no more iistic encounters will b. allowed
to take place at the Southwark, Nonpa-
reil or Girard athletic clubs.
Counsel for defendants applied ior 4
new trial. The fights which caused the
trouble were between "Bull" Mccarthy,
Of this city. and Horace Leeds. OF Allan.
tic City, on January q, and Mckeever
and Leeds on the Goth, Leeds has es.
capped the clutches OF tho law.
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Is A BlAIErALLIST.
Mckinley Clearly Drtiaes His Position o
tho Silver Question.


tho Silver Question.
TOWNSVILLE, GA, March 2S.-Gov.
ernor Mckinley left for Jacksonville
last night, and il his health will permit
him to make speech there, he intends
to declare himself on the financial qucs-
ton in order that there may be no
doubt as to where he stands. A remark
which lie recently dropped in converse.
ton here has been telographed all over
when those who are familiar with his
record would have been astonished il
he had said anything else.
The remark, which has been quoted
in various WAYS, was that he would not
be a candidate for President OF he
thought tho Republican convention
would adopt FREQ coinage platform.
He says that he meant by this that he
is not in favor Of FREQ coinage, and he
does not believe that any considerable
number OF Republicans are in favor OF
Tree coinage OF silver, and that he could
not conscientiously stand upon such a
platform as n candidate for office.
He is bimetallist. and ready to ac-
cept n double standard rs soon as an in.
terna.ional agreement makes it safe for
our government to adopt that policy.
lie is surprised that his sentiments on
this subject should be matter OF COM
ment or curiosity. He has never dis
cussed it from any other standpoint
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THE Di:FUNCr BANK.

Dcpositors in tho Commercial OF CincGn.
natl File Suits for Their Money.
; CiScISNAvI, March 25.-As the doors
were closed thore was little s,ir about
the Commercial Bank to-day. There
was race to the court house this morn
ing to flo suits against the bank and
the stockholders to asse,s stockholders
individual liability. The frs, suit filed
was by Albert Berger, who had bal
ancc OF $53l on deposit. The petition
ailege, that on March 81 tho bank failed
and now is insolvent and unable 10. pay
its obligations, while the doors arc
cIosed. The petition states that tho
capital stock is S32S.000. divided into
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TIil: IRON TRADE.
sumo Encouraging Sign. Visible In tho
Market.

some Encouraging signs Visible In tho
Market.
CLEVELAND, O., March 2S.-Tho Iron
Trade Review this week saya: Tho
wage advance In tho Connollsvillo re-
gion, and tho consequent adyancc in
tho price OF coke, have been followed by
several developments contributing 10
the support Of tho movement toward
a bc,,or basis. within tho week tho
producers OF standard Lake Superior
Bosscmor ores havo acquainted their
customers with tho now priCu basis
that is to no maintained on these ores
In lS95-an advance Of l5 cents a ton
from tho opening prices Of 1894. and
some orc has boon sold In tho past few
days At tho higher price. Simultane.
ously, rs tho result OF movement.
started before tho beginning OF tho
year, western bar iron manufacturers
have got together to try to check some
Of tho domoralizing practices that havo
made that ond OF tho finished material
market wearincss TO all connected
with II.
OutSluo oil the iron trade, moreover,
tho past fortnight has brought more
aisns OF promise than have come to.
gother in any equal period In months.
Tho demand for money has increased
and expanding commercial loans have
caused hardening In the rate. The
first half Of March shows an improve
ment in railroad earnings over tho cor.
responding period in lSyl-very slight.
to besurc. but a reversal OF tho record
of preceding months.
Both Bessemer pig ard billet prices
arc likely to DO uncertain quantities for
some time; the liability TO reaction
from anything more than n moderate
advance Is generally recognized, In view
Of tho accumulation OF stocks and tho
unsatisfactory condition OF rail.miil or
der books. Yet the tonnage Of all classes
OF mills is larger than at any time in a
year and is steadily increasing. There
is even an encouraging report from tho
foundry end OF the market. Pig iron
buying by that interest has boon made
much heavier in March and has been
more general in tho past week than in
the two months Immediately preceding.
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THE JENKINS CASE.

AStrong Fight Making for the Dismissed
Letter Carrier.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-A strong
fight is being made ut the postoftice dc.
partment to secure the reinstatement Of
Letter Carrier John !. Jenkins, OF
youngstown. Ohio, who was recently
dismissed. jenkins was charged with
being too frivolous" in delivering n
letter to Miss Mary K. Whitstone, who
lived on his route, and with failure to
report tho damaged condition OF letter
delivered by him and which he was at
first accused OF opening. The matter
was investigated by n po,tofiice inspcc.
tor and his Recommendation OF removal
adopted. Tho carrier denies the
charges and Congressman Taylor and
tho carriers counse! appeared ut the
interior department to-day with repro
sontatives OF tho National Association
OF Letter Carriers. armed with Jen.
kins's statement OF tho case, supported
by aiiidavi,s, and urged his restoration
TO the force.
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AT KEY WEST.
One OF the 1nsurrection Leaders Escaped
from Cubn.

One OF THO 1nsurrncti"n Leaders Escaped
from Cuba.
KEY WEST, Fla. March 2S.-Carlos
NJ. Aguirrc. who was tho chiot Of seven.
ty men who rose in Jaguoy Chico, Colon.
on February q, accompanied by his
brother George, has arrived on the
Olivette. from Havana. The brothers
wcrein the battle in the mountains near
Santiago do Cuba, March %, whom 207
Spanish soldera were killed. intending
four officers. Tho Cuban loss was fifty
wounded and about eighteen killed.
Carlos NJ. Aguirro was slightly wounded
in tho engagement, and he ia still suf.
foring from the effects, Gen. jose
Maria Aguirrc, uncle oil Carlos Aguirro.
was confined In prison February "a, and
would have been killed but Tor the roa-
son that no is IN Ame rican citizen. Tho
troops who landed at Havana on Sun.
day and Monday, 1t is said, arc in poor
condition and arc poorly clad. and many
OF them aro nero boys.
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SMITH & DICKINSON,
1929 MARKET STREET.
FOR SALE

$500. -
House, rooms, 18th street. Sl.6oo
House. rooms. Market, between eth and sth
streets, Very cheap. Si.70).
House, . rooms and hail, Chsplino street, near
cd street, $500. sr-
House. $ rooms and hall. Chapllne street, near
House, rooms and hall. corner North Front
and Kentucky streets, Sl6Q0
Double frame house, 10 rooms and store ROOM
corner Of SD and Jacob streets. rents Tor SIT per
month. S36o. -
House. 5 rooms. brick md i.roomcd house In
rear, Eo:E street, Centre Wheeling, S5.01l -
House: 9 rooms. ChaplIne Street, Centre Wheel.
Ing. $3.50.
House, i,roomS 10th street. sleo.
House rooms, 18th street, cheap. On easy
terms, 500.
sl,S0J
House. rooms and hall. Park Wow lot lo,x
lIo ieot, easy terms. sl,7J1. slEf
House, rooms. eth st, lot 2IIl01 Stoct Sl.1ol
Double house. 10 rooms. Indiana street. Island,
easy terms S., 500 -
House. 9 rooms, South Huron street, Island,
House, rooms, corner lot, 9th street, easy
terms, Sl,401. ~
House. 8 rooms McColloch street, East Wheel.
House, rooms aud hall. with largo lot, 18th
street, $500.
House. Srooms Charles street, clsy terms. 500.
House, 5roolnS baltimore street, East Wheel.
Ing, easy terms S1OIn hey
House. rooms, 18th street. easy terms. SOL "
House, 10 rooms, brick, with largo lot. 18th
street. cheap.
House. rooms. Jacob street, 9th ward. easy
terms. Sl.bo). .7'E=
House. G rooms 10Th strout slOn
House. rooms Wood street, 9Th ward sl,Ss1 Y
Fine flushed house, ) roOiuS and hall Park
View. lot lOOSl7S feet For short time only,
si.S0o. -
Splendid house. rooms and hall Lind stroa..
Bclrcdoro, $3.50 lss
llopsc. rooms. brick Market street, Cen.ra
Wheeling, cheap, sl,aO0.
Lots on Lind street, Delrcdorc $50 and Sis Z
each. IL "a
Three lots In Park View. cheap
business property on Marsc, N7Sct a. modcr-
htc price :
$40 500, $500. $500. 5000 aud $500 to loan on
real estate, -l
NESBiTT g. DEVINE,
Tel. 6G 1899 Market street.
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THE RAISED PENSIONS.
The lintInG of SIX Dollars win Tnkc ETec,
ON April 4.

The RntIns of Six Dollars win Tnko Effect
ON April 4.
WAsIItSGroH, March 2S.-All neces.
sary stops Of putting into effect the re.
cent legislation raising all pension DO.
low six dollars to that rating have been
taken by tho pension bureau. All tho
pension agon.s.havo boon instructed to
raise tho pension OF those ontitlod to in.
crease at the noxt quarterly payment
ut thor agencies and the legislative 70.
quiromont will DO complied with in a
short period. Low rate pcnsionors
whose nauios aro born on tho rolls OF
tho Buffalo, Chicago. Concord. Dos
Moinos, Milwaukee, and Pittsburgh
ngcncics will roceivc tho six dollar rat.
ing on April 4 and all like ponsiona In
othor. jurisdictions will be advanced at
tho ncxt payment in their district. The
change will add about 81, 500, 900 to tho
pension expenditures, and tho cases oil
about 10000 ponsionOrB will DO Affected.
SCHMULHACIrS Hook Boor on draught
to- uny md Tomorrow.
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M'GIFFIS IN EGYPT.

Word Received From the Commander OF
the Chen fuen.
Peoria, lit, March 2s.-Capt. Philc
Norton McGiilin. who commanded the
Chinese warship Chon Yusn, and who
was captured with his vessel at Wei
Hai-Wei, has at longth been hoard
from BY his relatives, one OF whom re-
sides in this city. lie cabled from
Egypt to his father to forward his mail
to London.
Captain McGitfin's father lives in
Washington, Pa. and the captain is well
known in that section.
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$3.50 shares Of $50 zach, aud civos tho
nNmos OF tho stockholders aud tho
amount hold by zach. 1t > asked that
NIL in arrears for subscription to stock
be required TO pay up, aud that all bo
required to pay their pro rata Of tho
deiitlt remaining after tho application
oi tho asSo,s to tho debts to tho amount
Of their stock.
Othur petitions wcro not filed, M all
denosltors will Join In making Dcrgor's
suit test cnse.
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A man recently died in New Hope,
Pa, who was first cousin OF, the En-.
press Eugene. His house contained
many valuable relics and curiosities
from all parts OF the world.
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I4c a yard.
s. Crepons, 81

and sligo Crepons for.S
One sort in good shades
Of blue, brown, green, dark
red, and the other in two
color combinations. both very
rich. stylish and handsome.
And to think that right at
the beginning of the Crepon
season we are selling these
beautiful fabrics at half and
tSo.thlfd prices Only grandly
great Dress Goods selling
enables us to do it. sligo
and s. Crepons
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The fact that Hoods Sarsaparilla,
once fairly tried. becomes the favorite
spring medicine, speaks volumes for ils
excellence and merit. S
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Business property. 1857 Market st; beat loac.
ton In city for feed store. Sill 67 per mouth
Store room and dwelling. 1907 Main st: new
front. with front entrance 10 dwelling II desired
81 O. per month. 80
Modern s.roomed dwelling. IL South From.
street. Fine location. =
Modern leroomcd dwelling at Tiltony;lle:
property OF the late ". Il Robinson, with g
acres oil land. fine orchard. etc S. per month.
sroomcd dwelling on motor line and National
road. only few minutes from this city IS per
'-roomed dwelling, 81 South From, st. AL SIS
per month.
7.roomcd dwelling, l9s 18th St SO per month.
6.roomed dwelling. No 81 North Huron street:
both gases hot and cold water and bath SO
per month -
6-roOned dwelling, corner Fink aud Elm
streets. SIS.
6-Eoomed dwelling. ?1Ij Chapl!ne street.
, rooms at No. l66 Zane street $40 per month
brooms, I'd floor. &c Virginia ST., both case.
and water, 4 !. sll per month.
5-roomed dwelling, $40 Eotfst. per month
5-roomed dwelling. 3ll9 Jacob St sll pes
month.
5-roomed dwelling, sos wooGs,- s. per month.
Sroomed dwelling. l6 South Wabash St $40
per month.
5-roOmei dwelling, North Wabash st. sin nor
month. -
rooms, - Thirteenth st. ST. per month.
iroomed dwelling. $50 Market SO per month,
i'roomcd dwelling. ll6I High ST 81 per month,
t.roomed dwelling. 2Jti NcColloch st 81.
5rooms, 2EtJChnpltne I'd ioor.sS per month.
3rooms, los Virginia ST S. per month.
SMITH q, HIrHINJC0
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NOR RE n T-ELEGANT FRONT
4 oi!cc Rooms III the Reilly Building, Opera
House corner - r.a..r.. Innt
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LATEST HOLD-UP.
Further DetaIls OF tho Robbery on
tho Iron Mountain Rond.
THE TWO MASKED HIGHWlYMEN

Who Stopped tho Train Failed to
SECURE ANY rlunder--'rhry woro
Frightened Away aud Tonl1 to tho
Woods ncioro They Could Open tho
sa'o In tho Express Cara Daring
: Exploit.
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Is Life
Worth Living

That depends upon the
Liver. If tho Liver is
Inactive the whole sya-
TEN is out of order-the
breath is bad, digestion
poor, head dull or aching,
energy and hopcfnlness
gone, tho spirit is de-
pressed, n heavy weight
exists after eating, with
general dependency and
the blues. The Liver is
the housckccper of the
health; and a harmless,
simple remedy that acts
like Nature, does not
constipatc afterwards or
require constant taking,
docs not interfere with
business or pleasure dur
ing its use, makes Sim
mons Liver Regulator n
medical perfection.
havo tested its virtues personally, and
knnw TINT for Dyspepsia. lillIollsnoeS md
Throbblng Headache, 1t ia tho best mudi-
cinc tho world over saw. 1.-Two tried forty
other, remedies before Simmons Liver
Regulator, and mono Of thOm give moro
than temporary relief, but tho Regulator
not only relieved but curod.
~. II. Ii. JONES, Macon, Go.
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TOR RENT-CHEAP ROOMS FOR
u rentat head Of Twelfth street Apply to a.
RICHARDS. NM High street nrlo