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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1896-03-19

It is announced that the skin of a
socalled serpent, measuring sixty-four
feet in length, is on exhibition at the
Bombay Zoo.
There are eco women journalists,
editors and authors in England and
Wales.
Five. newspapers in Virginia sus-
pended publication in the last two
month";.
All the streets railways in Rhode Is
land are nsolidated under one man
agemept.
.sHessayed beautiful girl from I'M
der the very feet of a runaway horse
Yesterday Goodness; They must
have made hero of him on the spot?''
mo, he got too badly splashed!''-
cago Record.
Atlantic sea water contains only 81
pounds of salt to the ton; that from
the Dead Sea 1877 pounds to the ton.
Texas corn crop, 10000 900 bush
els
Chicago has $50, ooo-p pound trolley
car.
The United States raises more to-
bacco than any other country on the
globe. British India comes next, pro-
ducing nearly as much.
The best paid official in the British
service is the lord lieutenant of
Ireland, who draws $1,000 every
year for his arduous services
Dr. Elliot Coues, tue discoverer of
the true source of the Mississippi, -
says that it is branch inches
across and inches deep.
The great breakwater at Plymouth
England, contains exactly the same
quantity of stone as the great pyra-
mid-3, SOC, 900 tons
Low wheat prices will be specially
investigated by the Minneapolis State
Lab9r Bereau.
The Scotch have the heaviest aver
age brain weight-5O ounces The
Esk5Fnos of East Greenland have the
lightest-43.9 ounces.
The last recorded sale of seat in
the New York Stock Exchange real
lied $4,000. Seats were selling one
year ago at about $50, 900.
He: "That was queer freak of
Price's-marrying a woman twice his
age. wonder how it came about?''
She: Naturally enough. He was
was without Price. Judge.
London had 4,s45 fire alarms in 1895
The stuffed calico cats which are
. used as toys are put to a good purpose
by some of the Maine farmers. They
are placed in trees, and, are said to
scare off predatory birds.
Best of All
To cleanse the system in a gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the
Springtime comes, use the true and per-
feet remedy, Syrup of Figs. One bottle
will answer for all the family and costs
only so cents; the large size 81. Buy
the genuine. Manufactured by the Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup Company only, and
for sale by all druggists.
The Prince of Wales has his life in
sured for So, $50, 900.
Mail matter is sent from Paris to
Berlin in thirty i've minutes by pnue-
matte tube.
Observation-Disclosures
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-05
The Electoral Vote,

Following is II list OF States Will,
the number OF votes to which each
is entitled in the Electoral College.
1t will prove convenient for refer
ence:
Alabama IL, Arkansas 8, California
9, Colorado 4, Connecticut 6, Delaware
3, Florida 4. Georgia Is, Idaho 3, In
diana. Is, Illinois d. Iowa Is, Kansas
10. Kentucky l3, Louisiana 8, Maine
6, Maryland 8, Massachusetts, Is, Min
nesota 0, Michigan II, Mississippi, 4,
Missouri II, Montana 3. Nebraska 8,
Nevada 3, New Hampshire 4, New
jersey 10, New York 3G, North Caro-.
lima IL, North Dakota 4, Ohio %,
Oregon o, Pennsylvania 81, Rhode Is
land 4, South Carolin 8, South Da-
kota 4, Tennessee ~, Texas Ii, Utah
3, Vermont4, Virginia IL, Washington
4. West Virginia 6, Wisconsin II,
Wyoming 8. Total AT. Necessary
to a choice 224.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-05

Professor Vincent, who is n member
OF the London Geographical Society,
has como to this country on n rather
odd mission. lilo is studying tho
mosquit here M he has studied it in
other PARTS Of the world. He says ho
finds the most fcrocious specimens in
Greenland, on Cat Island, and in the
Gull OF Mexico. We hope that be-
fore ho leaves he will spend a fcw
hours on the cast shore OF New IIa-
ven harbor. IL wonld be interesting
to know what II mosquito expert
thinks Of tho winged pests TINT inhab-
IL that otherwise favored locality. or
course, our cnst.shore mosquitoes AFRO
not us efficiently savage M are tho
Alnska mosquitoes, which catch bcars
in swamps and kill tlom, but they
n dogood execution on u baro place
and oven on n place that is covered
with pretty thick raimcnt. They
could. doubtless, give tho English
professor somo interesting lessons in
his favOrito study. We coll his attcn-
ton to Thorn aud theirs TO him..-New
Haven Journal and Courier.
When tho professor got through
studying Eastern mosquitoes, no
might come to Nevada aud spend q
few Days observing the habits Of those
along the Humboldt. AZ our mos
quitocs are no %rcspccters of persona.
.hcy would mako it mighty interest
ing for him
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-05

Tho ST. Lonis cyclone was not only
a irightiul visitation upon that COM
munity, but IL WINS evc moro horrible
than the ST. Louis papers or tho ALSO.
ciatcd Press dispatches stated. II wa
given out TO tho world that 400 lives
were lost 10 that Rad calamity. Tho
truth ls- md tho statement was made
10 tho writer by newspaper mon Of ST.
Louis md by members OF tho Cham
Der OF Commerce Of thnt city--thnt
definite ilgurcs cannot cvo yot 10
given, but that tho record of tho dead
will surely foot up between 300 and
1000. Newspaper men In 81. Louis
acknowledge they suppressed the real
nnormity Of the disaster bocauso they
wiRhcd TO ave tho reputation Of tho
city as much ns possible; and they
icnrcd that, IL the whole truth wore
known, tho holding OF tho National
Republican Convention might DO
postponed even Mt tho eleventh hour,
md given ovcr Ia come other city,.
Sacramento Boo,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-05

brother Davis OF the Appeal has
on thanks for the following kind
mention Of us as Chairman of tho Sit.
ycr State Convention. 1t IL not out
Of place for M TO aay, however, that
va have no ambition in TINT direc.
tlDn:
Tho Silver Convention will he held
ut Elko. Wonld il not be Il proper
recognition Of the services OF the Elko
INDEPENDENT for silver 10 mako Mr..
Joohcr tho Chairman OF the Conven-
ton. II would 10 Il pleasant thing
for Mr.. BoohcT. n fitting thing to- the
press oi Nevada nnd incidentally re-
buko tho FREQ Press man who stood
by the loavcB md fishes iDstcad OF
free silver IN ST. Louis. Tho Appeal
nominntos Brother Booher Chairman
Of the Silver State Convention.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-05
Hishes. of all in Leavening Power-Latest U. S Govt Report.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
GFRoM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
sALsiAGU NDI.

Mrs. Alexander il not so well this
afternoon.
John Hylton shipped three car
loads Of wool to Boston to-day.
The EFT. NJ. Co. is out with a new
adj. to-day. Don't fail to read it.
WA Massey, Misses Annie. Nellie
and Dora Sheehan and Percy Hull
left for Salt Lake last night to spend
the Fourth.
Mrs. T.. G. Mclaughlin, nee Miss
Minnie Lytton, arrived from George
town, Colorado, Saturday night on n
visit to her parents.
The genial Tom McKellips was up
from Carliu this morning. He says
everything bids fair for a big cele-
bration there on the Fourth.
r. p. Heating. OF Virginia City,
DR.. Gibson, Of Reno, and p. j. Dunno,
Of San Francisco, passed through last
night ON their way to the Chicago
convention.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-05
Death Of Mrs. Alexander,

Death has again invaded our little
community and taken for his victim
ono OF its noblest mothers. This
morning rs the new day was beginning
its course, the spirit OF Mrs. j. Alex
ander took its flight to tho realms OF
that better land where all is peace.
Tho deceased was born in Rohdcn,
West Prussia, OH the 18th day OF Oc-
tobcr, 1889. In 1871, she came to
America and settled in California.
On February 20, 1866 she was mar
ried in San Fracisco to Mr.. j.
Alexander who still survives
her. In June 1870. abe remoy-
cd to Eiko with her husband and
family aud resided here continuously
until her death.
An aged husband, three daughters,
Misses Rosa and Bcccic and Mrs. Let
ter, Of Oakland, Cal, one son Crcsar.
and two brothers and four sisters arc
left to mourn tho loss OF n Gutiful
wife. loving mother and sister.
The deceased was known TO every
body in this community M n woman
thoroughly devoted to her family and
always reHdy to lend n helping hand
To every worthy object. She sowed
many seeds OF gladness rs she Jour.
noyed through lifo that will bud and
blossom into beautiful flowers on tho
other side.
As tho clock licked off i:l5 this
morning, surrounded by her family,
her tired spirit winged its way to tho
other shore. It's going has left mn
aching void IN tho hearts OF her loved
ones that ouly time can Rll. Tho
light OF a home goes out when moth.
or dies.
Tho gricf-strickcn ones have The
sincere sympathy Of the entire com.
Innnity in their deep dist :, SO. May
tho God who rules this universe deal
kindly with the aged once. May tho
Borrowing children emulate the life OF
their devoted mother whose bright OK.
ample will ever prove Il guiding star
to them through life.
Tho rcmains will be taken TO Snlt
Lake on No. tonight and Inferred
in tho Hebrew cemetery in accord.
nnco witt, the rolucst Of tho deceased.
May sho rest in peace.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-05

Last summer ono OF our grand
children was sick with n severe bowel
trouble. Our doctors remedies had
failed, then we tried Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
dy, which gave very speedy relief.
We regard it rs tho best medicine
ever put on tho market for bowel
comprehensive. T.. G. Gregory.
Frederickston, Mo. This certainly is
tho best medicine ever put ON the
market for ~dysentery, summer com
plant, collie and cholera infantum in
children. 1t never fails to give prompt
reliof when used in reasonable time
and the plain printed directions are
followed. Many mothers have OK.
pressed their sincere gratitude for the
cures it has effected. For sale by Nj.
II. Miller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-05
[FRoM TUESDAYS DAILY
5ALMAGUNDl.

Hon. Theodore Winters will pass
through tonight ON his way to the
Chicago convention.
DR.. Mcdowell was called to Starr
Valley to-day to attend the 7-year-old
boy OF VIM. Black who is down with
congestivc fever.
Mrs. Alexander rested nor COM
fortably thus afternoon. She is very
low and we regret to learn that doubts
are entertained OF her recovery.
Misses Ida and Birdie Drown, Miss
Belle Butler and Miss Title Voigt.
four Elko county schoolmu'ams, came
in last night to attend the graduating
exercises.
The Illinois delegation to the Chi
cago convention unanimously adopt
ed II resolution yesterday to repeal
the two-thirds rule in the Democratic
National convention.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Hardy. Of Starr Valley.
met with Il serious accident this
morning. He WIS kicked i'll the head
by a young horse and DIR. Me- Dwell,
who was called to attend him. reports
his condition critical.
Mr.. Delvan Matthews, OF Starr VAL
ley. died mt the residence OF Charles
Black Mt 8 o'clock last night from
cancer Of the stomach. His funeral
will take place from the Good Tenn
plar's hall Wednesday ut IL o'clock.
Rev. NJ. S. Riddle will conduct the
services.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-05
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sALMAGUNDl.


DIR. Moore has returned from Tus.
carora.
Jake Engler arrived from Salt Lake
yesterday.
Remember the graduating exercises
are free tonight.
Dana Calden came up from Winnie.
muccaa yesterday.
George Stoker came up Saturday
and still fingers in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Mayer returned
from California last night.
Mr.. Smiley came down from Starr
Valley to-day to attend the gradual
ing exercises tonight.
The California delegation to the
Chicago convention will pass through
here Thursday morning.
Mr.. Pullman's new hearse arrived
from Ogden yesterday and is now
safely housed in his new building.
Austin parties arrived last night
with 1900 head OF cattle winch they
will ship east from here i'll u few
days.
Will Wines. OF Lamoille, is to be
married to Miss McDermott We'd
nesday night at the l. o. G. r. hall
in Lamcille.
DR.. Stubs, President OF the State
University, will deliver the address to
the graduating class tonight. Turn
out and hear him.
MB. Alexander passed Il very bad
night last night, but rested much
easier to-day. The INDEPENDENT
sincerely hopes that tho good lady
may speedily ecover.
The Detroit Tribune has bolted
Mckinley. 1t says the St. Louis
platform on the only important issue
before the country is damnably I'M
patriotic and un-republican.
Editor Kelley and Asscmblyman
Beck have been bound over to appear
before the Washoe county grand jury
on the charge Of libelliug District At
tOruey Norcross. Bail was fixed at
slC0. The grand jury should ignore
tho charges.
Hon. 4 G.. Cleveland was given Il
grand reception mt the opera house
i'll Reno last Saturday night. lie
made Il speech giving his rearons TOR
walking out Of the St. Louis conven-
tion with Teller and the other boilers
from the silver States.
Tho attention OF the public il called
to the following: Tickets will he on
sale July 81 and morning Of July 4th
to all p, ints within 30O miles OF sell
ing point for one regular fare for
round trip tickets, good for return
until July 7th inclusive.
Mr.. Cleveland said that in walking
out Of the st. Louis convention he
believed he was doing what my hon
''aoiV ihuh MOlIt INlNc UDUc unupT
the circumstances that surrounded
him. How will this set on the sore
backs Of the three delegates who re-
manned at the pie counter?
As Mr.. Woodruff will fire up the
brick kiln tonight and will remain
up all night, il would be well for
those having chickens to SEQ that their
chickens are all in the chicken house
and we'll locked up. These Utah fell
lows are great on roast chicken and a
brick kiln at night il the boss place
for roasting them.
Milton r. Elstner, a pioneer OF the
Pacific Coast and n resident OF Ne
vada since 1868, died in Carson Inst
Saturday morning. Mr.. Elstner was
known rs mn honorable upright man
and an uncom promising Democrat.
lie leaves a widow. three sons and
three daughters to mourn his loss.
The deceased was a native OF Ohio
aged IL years.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-05
Gard Of Thanks.

wo hereby extend our sincere
thanks to II aud all OF the people
OF Elko for their kind assistance dur.
ing tho illness Of our wife. mother and
sister, and for tho tonder sympathy
and loving kindness shown us after
her death.
May you meet with tho samo rs.
sistance and sympathy when sickness
and death enter yonr homes.
j.. ALEXANDER AND FAMILY,
Mas. EisEMDERo,
JAcoB ESaLEE,
Flko Nevada, July ., 1896.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-05
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:SAL9IAGUbID

Miss Alice Lowe left for Salt Lake
this morning to spend the Fourth.
Phil Triplett will leave for Salt
Lake Tonight to spend the Fourth.
At Reinhart's they are showing
ladies' and Misses toboggan caps at
p cts. Something new.
The Southern Pacific Company has
resumed tho running Of sleepers to
Reno.
Between fifty and sixty Elkoites will
go to Carlin tomorrow TO spend the
Fourth.
Reinhart has some daisy golf and
bicycle caps at % cts. cash. Never
sold for less than 10 cts.
Governor Altgeld says he does not
want to be chairman of the Chicago
convention.
Postmaster Sherwood received his
commission from President Cleveland
this morning.
DR.. 9. f. Moore, Dentist, Elko.
Crown and bridge work. Teeth With
out plates. Office ut residence. =
The registration books are open ut
Judge Morgan's Office. See that
your name is on the list.
You never saw such an assortment
OF mems and boys straw hats as
those mt Rcinhart's. They are to DO
ldcheap for cash.
The California delegates to the
Chicago convention passed through
last evening. But few OF them
showed up on the platform.
Dave Casper has Just received "A
new lot OF samples Of Spring aud
Summer clothing which will be made
to order from s13 10 up. '
Miss Lou Craighead left for the
west ON No. 4 to-day. She will stop
over in Wadsworth for the Fourth
and then go to San Francisco.
a large circle OF sympathizing
friends gathered at the Alexander
residence last evening and escorted
Mrs. Alexander's remains TO the train.
Tho Masons were out in force, acting
ms pail bearers and q guard OF honor.
While You are looking for Il change
III the weather, examine the latest
patterns in wall paper at the Postot-
flee. All goods first class and mt the
lowest living prices. Cali in and OK
anime my stock. NJ trouble to show
goods. 1. n. Sherwood.
John Abel camo down from Island
Mountain last evening to spend the
Fourth with his Elko friends. He
reports n good deal u work being
done on the mines OF that district.
He says that part Of the county is
looking fine.
a new and complete Spring and
Summer line Of gents and children's
clothing, furnishing goods, hats and
caps, boots and shoes ut marvellous.
ly low prices. Have also added dry
goods to tho above stock. The latest
style Of ladies' Summer waists Mt 9.
ALExASDER's. 4
AZ tomorrow will be tho Tooth nm.
niycrsary OF American indopen.
dencc, there will DO no paper issucd
from this office. Tho force from doyi
to editor believes the day should be
observed by the people OF the United
Statcs in such u manner that honor
will DO done to tho herocs OF 177G.
By tho annual reimbursement OF the
salaries OF Presidential poBtniasters
Winnemucca has bcen reduced from
a. $1,000 to u $1,000 Office. Other
changes made in Nevada are as fol-
lows: Virginia City, decreased from
siSOO to sli00; ElkO, increased from
sllOJ to 1920, and Reno, from 5000
TO s2i0O.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-05
lFRoM THURSDAYS DAILY.
sAi.MAGUNDI.

The Commissioners will meet Mon.
day. Put in ymnr bills.
The cattle brought from Lander
county were shipped to Montana Inst
night.
Ferd johnson is down from Toano.
visiting his old schoolmates and
friends.
DIR. Mcdowell reported Mr.. L. NJ.
Hardy some better to-day, though
not yet out OF danger.
Mr.. Jake Engler and Caesar Alex
ander will accompany Mn. Alexan-
der's remains to Salt Lake tonight.
Geo. w. Pratt returned from his
eastern trip on No. 4 to-day and left
for his home on North Fork this after
noon.
John p. Irish. the California Cleye-
land shouter. passed through Inst
night on his way 70 the Chicago con-
vention.
Hon. j.. {. Hageruan, Judge Healy
and Hon. \. G.. Cleveland yer
passengers for the East this morn
ing.
lack IIardesty was in from South
Fork this morning. He says they ex-
pect to have a big time out there on
the Fourth.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe died at
Hartford, Connecticut, Mt noon yes
terday. She was one Of the most
famous women OF the age.
The California delegates to the
Chicago convention will pass through
on No. 3 this evening. Let us call
out Senator White and have u speech
while the train stops.
The hottest place we have seer in
many day is ut the brick kiln.
Chickens will roast on the outside
and their should see TO it
that none stray that way.
In selecting a place to celebrate
the nations birthday, our people
should not forget Deeth. They cele-
brate tomorrow with horse racing
games and other amusements, wind
ing up with Il big ball at night. You
will have a big time there if you GO.
News comes from Mardis that Sam
Jones had n fight with two men whose
names we did not learn, last Sunday
and bit off IA portion of the upper lip
Of n OF them and chewed one OF the
ears OF the other. Our informant
thinks there will be warm work in that
country before many moons have
passed.
y Russian paper instituted the fol-
lowing ungallant comparisons: Won
en- in their childhood are like water;
from twelve to ID, like lemonade;
young ladies from eighteen to twenty
five, like champagne; women from
twenty-five to forty, like liquor; u
woman TOR forty to fifty resembles
port wine; after their lftieth
year they turn to vinegar.
Grand Master Sovereign, OF the
knights OF Labor, mingled with the
politicians at Chicago yesterday. He
is pronounced in opposition to the
gold standard, and says il the Demo-
Gratis nominate n man acceptable on
the financial question he will have his
support. He considers Teller the
most available and acceptable candi-
date, but says that il the Democrats
refuse to go outside of their own
party for n candidate, Governor Boies
Is a favorable man. Tho report that
the lows candidate is antagonistic to
the labor interests he denied.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-05
(FRoM SATURDAYS DAILY
SaLMAGUNDi

Miss Bessie Mayer left this morning
for Ogden Oh u months visit to her
sister Mrs. Bangs.
Misc Nellie Anderson closed her
school in Starr Valley yesterday. She
came down on No 1 today and will
spend her vacation in town.
From Mr.. Horn who came down
from the Reservation yesterday, we
learn that Fred McCombs is able to be
around and is getting along nicely,
A regular meeting Of Elko Council
No. 10, a. p. A., will be held Mt the
4. o. U. W. hall this evening. Bus
mess Of importance il to be transacted
and II full attendance is desired.
\ twelve-horse team arrived from
Tuscarora to-day with the big boiler
for the Elko flour mill. When it is
put in place, there will be no lack OF
power for the mill and electric works,
The Populist State Central Com
mittee Inns called Il meeting Mt the
courthouse in Reno next Tuesday for
the purpose OF clecting delegates to
the Peoples Party National Conyen-
ton to meet mt st. Louis on July
22nd.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian church entertained the
members OF the Mile. the Quad
room troupe at the residence OF Mn.
j.. Il. Wright last evening. The even
ing was passed in social games and
conversation and Mt 1890 refresh
mcnts were served, To which the
amateur performers did justice.
Mr.. Woodruff and his force are
hard at work to-day putting the
brick in the the kiln. All but 5000
will be in the kiln tonight and the
fires will be started Monday night.
They expect to have the brick burned
by the Fourth. Unless something un-
forseen happens there will soon be
poiittiilH DCFiiS u btl bilA u lOuIlNlt-
ton to speak Tor the new school
house.
Corbett md Sharkey have signed
IN agreement for n fight to a finish
for the worlds championship. to be
fought under Marquis Of Qucensbury
rules. ut some place in the United
Suites or Mexico within six months.
Five ounce gloves are TO be used. In
addition to the purse put up by the
club Offering the best terms, each is
to put up Sl0,0Gt, the. whole $4,000
with the purse Of the club going to
the winner.
Judge Bigelow is out in n letter in
the Gazette urging tho Republicans
Of the State to stand by their colors
in the coming campaign, The Judge
predicts that the country will go to
the demnition how-wows at Il 2:IO
gait IL the United Stntes adopts the
independent coinage OF silver at the
ratio Of ~ To- l.. Ills arguments have
been answered SO often by silver men
that it seem strange that one OF his
ability should attempt to force them
upon the public ut tho present time.
Mr.. Pullman came to the ISDEpES-
DENT office to-day and made n COM
plant about parties throwing manure
and other rubbish from chicken hous-
81 in the streets near his residence.
Among the stuff was II dead chicken,
which for tho health OF the people in
that section Of the town, ought to
have been buried several dnys ago.
Mr.. Pullman wished us to state that
ho would send around Il dray md pay
for hauling tho rubbish away rather
than have il thrown i'll the streets
nea his house, IL parties would only
notify him.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-05

The Elmore Bulletin, published at
Mountain Home, Idaho, has the fol-
lowing: Word reaches us from Low
iston that n squaw has applied to tho
courts for n divorce from her bus-
band on the ground hat he persist
emily refuses to attend church with
her. This is the latest evidence of the
progress Of civilization among the
Indians.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1896-07-05

This is the day OF anti this and anti
that, but what people need most now
a:days is the anti bilious medicine,
Simmons Liver Regulator, the King
OF Liver Medicines, and Better than
Pills. IL have used no other anti
bilious remedy for Blk years and know
from experience that for ladies OF n
constipated habit nothing equals it."
Laura V. Craig, Ellenbury, Fla.