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•vi Read this carefully and see it you are not affected by some of the symp toms described- Bad breath, a bitter or bad taste in the mouth, uneasiness or pain in the side, sometimes the pain is in the back or shoulders, and is mistaken for rheumatism; the stomach is affected with a sourness, loss of appetite, and sickness; at times a bumini or unpleasant sinking sensation in the pit of the stomach is felt; bowels in genera! costive, sometimes alternating with lax; the head is troubled with dizziness, blurring before the eyes, pain, or dull, heavy sensation, with considerable loss of memory,or an uncertain sensation of having left undone something that ought to be done; the skin and eyes at times assume a thick yellowish appearance, the feelines are depressed with melancholy or the blues; at other times vindictive and irritable, from trifling causes, or anxious, nervous, and easily startled; a feeling of drowsiness and indolence exists, and although satisfied exercise would be of benefit, the patient can seldom summon up fortitude enough to try it, in fact, is inclined to distrust every remedy; the food does not digest; a fullness about the abdomen is experienced, and a disposition to of ten loosen the clothing; the feet are cold or burning, sleep restless, dreams common] frightful; a prickly sensation on the skin is often felt, the face is sometimes flushed, and a dry cough is often an attendant. Of course, not all, but sometimes several of the above symptoms attend the disease, and cases have occurred when but few of them existed; yet, upon examination of the body after death, the Liver has been found extensively diseased. It should be used by all persons, old and young, whenever any of the foregoing symptoms appear. It is a purely vegetable compound, is not injurious to the most delicate constitutions, and will keep the liver in healthy action if used properly. It is ths Cheapest. Purest and Best Family Medicine in the World: Constipation. The Chief Justice of Georgia says: I have used Simmons’ Liver Regulator for constipation of my bowels, caused by a temporary derangement of the liver, for the last tlirce or four years, and always when used according to the directions,with decided benefit. I think it is a good med icine for the derangement of the liver—at least, such lias been my personal experi ence in the use of it. Hiram Warner, Chief Justice of Georgia. A Life Preserver. I shall have to call on you once more for a dozen packages of your Liver Regulator, my family cannot do without it, and we have been without for several weeks. The •last was used with the usual satisfactoiy results. My wife is a weak, frail woman, and is never so well without it; in fact, I might say, it is indispensable as a life pre server. ’ Respectfully yours, J. F. Dennis, Iuka, Mississippi August 0,1870. Indigestion. For twelve months I have been troubled with indigestion; I have tried a great many prescriptions from physicians, but nothing Las ever given me any relief, until I com menced using Simmon’s Liver Regulator, it has enabled me to sleep well; never have the strange feelings 1 had before its use. think it the best patent medicine in use. All my customers say it is what you claim for it. Yours truly, S. H. Smith, Druggist, High Point, North Carolina. 81,000,000. I can recommend your medicine. All the health I enjoy and even my life I may say, is in consequence of the Simmons’ Liver Regulator. I would not take $1,000,- 000 for my interest in the medicine. W. H. Wilson, President Florida Co-Operative Stock Company, of Welbom, Florida. I'll! 11s and Fever. I have been afflicted with chills and fever for over eleven months, and liave tried Quinine and other medicines without number; and can say that I have found more relief from using Dr. Simmons’ Liver Regulator than anything else; in fact, my chills are completely broken up; and I can safely reccommend it to all suffering with a like disease. I feel as though 1 was thirty years younger. Kixchen May, Bibb county Georgia, May 19, I860. Sedentary I find your medicine has a large sale and healthy reputation throughout this section, I have used it myself with great benefit, and reecommcnded it to a number of my brother editors, who, like myself, were suffering from the effects of a sedentary life. J. C. Ott, Editor, Shenandoah, Virginia Democrat. January 24,1875. Malarious Fever*. Hon. B. H. Hill, United States Senator of Georgia, says: You arc at liberty to use my name in praise of yonr Regulator as prepared by you, and recommend • it to every one as the best preventive for fever and ague in the world. I plant in South western Georgia, near Albany, and must say that it has done morc, T good on my plantation among my negroes, than any medicine 1 ever used; it supercedes Quinine if taken in time. Yours, etc., ...‘• B. H. Hill, Georgia. Pain in Hide for Three Tear*. East Point, Ga., March 19,1879. Dear Silts: I have been down ten years with liver complaint; have lay years at a time. I have had a severe pain in my side for three years, with a dry congh. This last fall my cough became severe, and would cough up half a gallon par day. Tlie best doctors in Atlanta and my settle ment said it was the last stage of consump tion. I was so weakened- down by New Year's Day I had to take my bed. 1 then sent and got Simmons’ Liver Regulator. 1 commenced taking it regularly, and now my cough is nearly gone, the pain has left my side and I am able to sit up nearly half a day. Yours, G. M. Dodd. It Cures Chill* and Fever. Kose, Kan., Nov. 18,1879. Sins: I have tried Simmons’ Liver Reg ulator, and pronounce it as represented, and can say that any one that uses it can not remain unwell. It cured the chills and fever and flux upon me. Yours very respectfully, W. T. Mcsteb. Doctor* Speak Out. Your valuable medicine is not praised too highly. I have used it in mv practice for three or four years, and find it to he just what you say of its merits. You can use my name in its praise. J. B. Carroll, M. D., 1 CO CUBAN, GA. No Laying; Up or Losing Time. When using Simmons’ Regulator no danger of taking cold or of violent action, or sickness. It acts gently like nature herself. r . . TESTIMONIALS. Lewis Wonder, Philadelphia. assistant postmaster, John McKean, Home Insurance Com pany, New York. W. A. Cherry, Macon, Ga. Dr. J. H. Bowen, Clinton, Ga. Rev. W. S. Turner, Wetumpka, Ala. C. M. Barkley, Leesburg, Ky. Samuel G. Fogle, Salem, N. C. MACON, OA., DAILY TELEGRAPH. Messrs. J. H. Zeilin & Co.—This well known drug house does an extensive busi ness both North and Sonth. In Philadel phia very large additions have been made to their stores and manufacturing capaci ty, so that they are now prepared to meet without, difficulty, the rapidly increasing demand for their specialties.. Pre-eminent among these stands Simmons’ Liver Reg ulator. For about forty years this invalu able medicine has stood the test of the closest scrutiny, and vindicated its claim to be regarded as—e ^public benefaction. •Its use has been extended all over the con tinent, and few, indeed, are the hamlets where its virtues are npt known arid ac knowledged. The Macon branch house also sells an immense amount of the Reg ulator, and other ppre drugs.. Who has not heard of the wooden drug store at the corner, which not even tjie ordeal of fire “Tnobtrusive and modest in ess transacted there , blush far more pre tentious piles made of l)^k and mortar. New Alex. S. Haller, Wytheville, Va. A. Defiel, St. Paul, Minn. Dr. E. R. Lee, Bridgeport, Ala. Henry M. Lisle, 728 Madison St.. York. James B. Ford, Dover, Tenn. D. V. Phillips, Owensboro, Ky. James M. Clement, S. M. S. Ship Co. Phila. Thomas Brownlee, Little York, Ill. H. M. tiranade, Fort Sini.h, Ark. L. R. West, Rockford, Ill. B. B. Gray, New Castle, Ky. Clifton Cook, Fredericksburg, Vir ginia. E. C. Rose, Lynchburg, Va. W. J. Finley, M. D., Douglassville, Texas. AMONG THOUSANDS OF OTHERS WE MOST RESPECTFULLY RE FER TO FOLLOWING DIS TINGUISHED PERSONS. Hon. Alexander n. Stephens, of Geor gia. John W. Beckwith, Bishop of Georgia. George S. Obear, ex-Mayor of Macon, Geoigia. Hon. John Gill Shorter, ex-Govemor of Alabama. General John B. Gordon, United States Senator from Geoigia. Rev. David Wills, D. D., Prest. Ogle thorpe College. Bishop Pierce, "of the M. E. Church of Geoigia. General W. S. Holt, President S. W. R. R. Company. . Hiram Hon. Hiram Warner, Chief Justice Su preme Court, Georgia. John A. McKean, Home Insurance Co., New York. Judge James Jackson, Supreme Court of Geoigia. Hon. R. L. Mott, Columbus, Ga. Lewis Wunder, assistant postmaster, Philadelphia. Hon. B. H. Hill, United States Senator from Georgia. John B. Cobh, of Geoigia. J. Edgar Thompson. E. T. Taylor, agent for Grangers of Georgia. Rev. E. T. Easterling, P. E. Florida Conference. H. W. Risley, (firm Harral & Risley, New York. It Hainer, St. Louis, Missouri. J.B. McNairy, (Lord & McNairy, New York.) Major W. B. Hall, Cairo, Egypt W. H. Wilson, Florida State Grange. Hon. E. 6. Cabiness, Forsyth, Georc John C. Breckenridge, Lexington, K< tuck)’. Edwin B. Dow, Cincinnati, Ohio. Morris W. Disliong, 1826 Master street, Philadelphia. • R. Hardeman, Macon, Ga. H. T. Powell, Macon, Ga. W. P. Goodall. Macon, Georgia, W. L. Ellis, Macon, Ga. Hon. J. G.‘ Holt, Jr., Macon, Georgia. O. G. Sparks, Macon, Georgia. H. H. Jones, Macon, Georgia. Gardener L. Davis, Montpelier, Geor gia. Dr. T. W. Mason, Macon, Georgia. J. Loyd, Echeconee, Geoigia; J. W. Gaff, Bibb county, Georgia. Major A. E. Wooley. H. F. Thigpen. non. C. A. Nutting, Macon,’ Geoigia. M. R. Lyon, Bellefonte, Alabama. R. F. Anderson. Rev. J. Bulbs Felder, Perry, Geoigia. SheriffT. Masterson, Bibb Cdunty, Ga. Rev. F. C. Holmes. Ellen Meacham, Chattahoochee, Ga. A. E. N. Albert, Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana. W. R. Bernard, Kansas City, Missouri. - A; Rodengen, Centralia, Missouri. W. B. Baxter, Lancaster, Wisconsin. H. Akers, Burynes, Ohio. W. W. Keep, Live Oak, Florida. T. Furr, Holly Springs, Mississippi. J. E. Stewart, Corinth, Mississippi. S. E. Wright, Columbia, Tenn. If. Mee, Holly Springs, Mississippi. Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Washington, D. J. F. Whitehead, Holly Springs, Mis sissippi. The writer having used it successfully, can endorse the statements made by Hon. Alex. H. Stephens, Bishop Beckwith, Senator Gordon, Bishop Pierce, Hiram Warner, Chief Justice, and others. Messrs. J. H. Zeilin & Co., of Macon, are the proprietors of this valuable prepa ration. Their high character as drug- .rantee that this medi- n scientific principles, acquainted with the medical qualities and efl’eqt of each ingre dient separately and of their combined'in fluence when chemically united; by one al60 who has a perfect knowledge of the structure of the human system and ’the functions of each organ, both in its heal thy and diseased condition.—Atlanta Con stitution. THE GREAT No Remedy mons’ Liver Regulator, as prepared hv J. H. Zeilin & Co., and do not hesitate to recommend it as one of the best family fJr. . . • medicines we have ever used for the dis ease) it claims to remedy. Or Medicine for Dyspepsia, Headache, Jaundice, Costiveness, Camp Dysentery, Sick Headache, Chronic Diarrhoea, Affections of the Bladder, and Kidneys, Fever Nervous ness, Chills, Diseases of the Skin, Impurity: of the Blood, Dr.'J. S, MeCown, Shannon, Missis sippi. LIVER could show such endorsements. array No one has airy reason to suffer from Dyspepsia, Constipation, Headache, Heartburn,;Mies, Etc. or any disease caused by derangement of the Liver, When all can be cured effectually This Medicine Is Not Disagreeable! THIS MEDICINE IS PERFECTLY HARMLESS. There is no Danger of Deception, Melancholy or Depression of Spirits, etc. , .1 1.0 Most of the ailments here enumerated liave their origin in a diseased liver, which is the most prevalent affection in this country, and as in many cases the patient is not . , . I within the reach of a physician, or desires to save a doctors bill it requires that some Wm. Hill, attorney at law, ’ Palo Alto. | remedy should he provided that would iiot in the least impair the constitutioiLiltad “ '• ■ 7 I yet be active and safe. That svtch is the character pf the SIMMONS’REGULATOR, there can be no;doubt, the testimony of hundreds will establish. Children, as well . .. . as adults, eat sometimes too much supper) or eat something which does not digest lumuure i producing sour stomach, heartburn, or restlessness ; a good dose vM! give relief. | This applies to persons of all ages. Many persons, from eating .too muck,'are restless at night, or in day time are fidgety, wool gathering, can’t understand what they read, can’t keepthelr thoughts cirany one subject so as to reason well, orheopmo fretful. Ohe'or-twd table-spoonfuls will-giro relief. 1 • This unrivalled Southern Remedy is warranted not to contain a’Single particle of Mercury, or any injurious' mineral substance. W. W. Thompson, Meridian. Murdock Bros., wholesale' dealers, Meridian. J. Allen, City Editor Meridian Gazette, j F. Peck, Conductor A. and C. R. R. P. H. Gulley, Meridian. A. J. Roberts, W. T. Coleman, Merid- Joseph Eakens, Meridian. A. Dunklu, St. Louis. Persons TravelioE or Liras .in Mealtij Localities May avoid all bilious attacks and evil effects from, change of water and diet, by taking , a dose occasionally to keep the liver in healthy action. It should be used by all per- ■ I. H. Daggett, of T. H. Daggett & Co., I s0n3) 0 ,^ anc [ young: it is a purely vegetable compound: is not injurious to the most Dry Goods Merchants, West romt, Miss , T(i(.ii ca t, e constitutions, and will keep the whole system regulated. S. J. Scott, of Scott & Miller, Dry ] Goods Dealers, West Point, Miss. H. A. McCrelght, Proprietor Starkville. . : Hotel, w o It will not . be found the Least Unpleasant; even children will take it without Difficulty. Joseph Yates, Starkville. 7 C. A. Hogan. Starkville. M. F. Ames, Merchant, Starkville.' J. S. Worley, Merchant, Starkville. F. E. Hines, Louisville. Dr. W. H. Cain, Jr., Dentist, Forest. R. W. Bond, Morton, Miss. S. Williams & Co., Hyt Hill, Miss. Doud & Co, Laurel Hill, Miss. Rees Price, Enterprise. TESTIMONIALS. A. F. McGee and W. T. Walker, of the Enteiprise Courier. Hon. Altgiaadtr K. Stephen*, of Ga. “I am directed by tny uncle, Hon. A. fH. Stephens, to say to: ,-ybiL. that lie is In clined tq believe thit.he has derived some benefit fromW use^of Stantons’ Liver Regulator, and that he wishes to give it a further trial. Yours respectfully, _W. G. Stephens. . CrawfordsvlHe, Ga, March 31,1870. Extract from a letter from Hon. Alex ander H. Stephens, dated March 8, 1872: “I occasionally use; when 1 niy condition requires it, Doctor Simmons’ Liver Regu lator, with good effect. “A. H. Stephens.” \ Dr. Price and Dr. Marsh, of Enteiprise. J. A. Crosby, Shubuta. Wm. Haynic, with J. J. Haynie, mer chant, Shubuta. Elijah Parker, Shubuta. “Your Regulator has been ihjise in my. „ D { [ family for.some time, and T am persuaded in Savannah, and not baviug it is a valuable'addition to the medical cian to attend to’my family, I I science Governor J. Gill Shorter, Aio-' |6ama; “Simmons’ Liver Regulator is certainly Walter Acker, attorney, Paulding. F. E. Adams, Paulding. district attorney, I a specific for that class of complaints ; used nothing which it is claimed to cure.”—Bet). David happy to say it cured them. It will cure passage every four or five; days, now I have regular daily evacuations of the bowels. I sleep well now and I used to be very restless. I am fleshing up so fast that I might bo accused of bloating if the people did not know better. I have gained thirty pounds in the. last six weeks; good strong food and Slmthbns’ Liver Regulator have done it all. I write this in hopes of benefitlingsome on* who has suffered as,I did, and woul.d^ketfiathto these statement^ if desired. • ' -■ ’ *"•’ E.S.Ballou, Syracuse, Nebraska, April 12, 1875. Simmons’ Lives RegulatOh.-—Mar ket buoyant, rates lively and demand brisk. Yours truly, ■ ' Fbank B. Chilton, • 1 • Cleveland, Texas. Yellow Fevbb.—Having passed through the signs of yellow fever, in 1874 any physi- resqrted- to the. Regulator, and "found it to be a perfect cure and preventive, if taken in time. I had two children down with the fever, but 1 the Regulator and am T. S. Abernathy, Enterprise. W.; H. Hardy, attorney at law, Pauld ing. Wills, President of Oglethorpe College. “I have used the Regulator in my fam ily, and also in my regular practice, and have found_.it a most valuable and satis factory medicine, and believe if it was •used by the profession it would be of ser vice in very many cases. I know very much of its component parts, and can cer*. and keep off Yellow Fever if taken in time. Will you please use this as you wish? Very Truly, R. J. Lester, Macon, Ga., July 31st, 1975. Saves Doctors'Bills. East Macon, March 9,4875. Your Regulator is one of the.beat .fami ly medicines I ever used. I have not spent Hon. Judge John Watts, Garlands- ville.... tify its medical qualities are perfectly i one dollar for my family medicine in five Jared Watts, proprietor Watts House, Newton. W. H. Goodloe, Forest. Mrs. Felker, at Lake. Dr. S. Davis, Forest. We would also be glad to refer you to any of the following for any information harmless.”—B. F. Griggs, M. D. Macon, Georgia. ” s 1 “We have tested its virtues personally, and know that for Dyspepsia, Biliousness and throbbing headache it is the best med icine the world ever saw. We tried forty; other remedies before Simmons’ Liver Regulator, but none of them gave us more than temporary relief, but the Regulator not only relieved but cured us.”—Editor Telegraph and Messenger, Macon, Geor gia. “I have suffered for a long time with as toits effects; and they can tell you of I Liver Disease, and found Simmons’ Reg- 1 ulator entirely, restored me. My wife and When Certificates by the the thousands are giveh -by such re liable, prominent and distinguished people. For this is No Quack Nostrum or Cure-all but a purely Vegetable Scientific Compound of Herbs and hoots grown in the country where and where Providence has planted the Remedy for SUFFERIMG HUMANIT It has been tried by thousands and never Known to Fail! i turn vi; • q It saves Doctors bills and a world of Suffering, and will not fail to cure you if you will only take it. The ingredients are all selected with the glfeHtGlfe prepared accurately with the most complete and expensive ap- jaratus, manipulated by some of the best ! Pharmaceutical Skill of the Age! No expense or pains is spared to make it the most Reliable, Efficacious and Satisfactory FAMILY HE II TDE WORLD! t >W Beware of Substitutes, Counterfeits and Frauds. The only reliable and legitimate arti cle is manufactured by Manufacturing Chemists^ Philadelphia* Pa. jgE^Price $1 per Bottle or Package. it with entire satisfaction: MosesMeyers, merchant, Raleigh. H. O. Eaton, Taylorsville. Dr. Leveretty Banker Hill. J. A. Covington, Westville. those of your acquaintance, who have used | daughter were cured by the same remedy from chills and fever.’’—-Gardner L. Da vis, Bibb county, Georgia. “From actual experience in the use of this medicine in my practice, I have been, and am satisfied to use and prescribe it as a purgative medicine.”—Dr. T. W.Mason. “I liave used your Dr. Simmons’ Liver Regulator in niy family for some time. It is the best medicine I oversaw.” Lloyd. “I have used Dr. Simmons’ Liver Reg ulator for Liver Disease, aud was cured.” J. W. Goff. Bibb county, Georgia. “I have used Dr. Simmons’ Liver Reg ulator in my family for Dyspepsia and Sick Headache, and regard it as an inval uable remedy. It has not failed to relief in apy- instance.”—Rer. W. F. , ferfingfr'^ •' • *■,*. qtilto of Thornhill & Tumipseed, Holmes-11 “For fifteen yeare I was a great sufferer years, only for your Regulator, and must say it does all it says.it wijl. , ; You can also recommend it in . colic for stock, it having cured a fine mule of mine worth five hundred dollars to ine. * J. A. Nelson, Merchant. Doctor* Uaow It. I have through the kindness and confi dence of my friends, Messrs. J. H. Zeilin & Co., learned the clii6f component ingre dients of their Liver Regulator, and I can say that it is purely vegetable compound, combining a class of cathartics adapted to the stoma cb, small and la rge bowels] hence its certain action. Nelson S Dale, Silver Creek. Williams & SteWart, Mt; Carmel. • W. L.Strahan; near Williamsburg. • . - ... : i - 'B. :Webb, merchant, Columbia. Can tell you those wlro used,,it’ twenty- five yearn age, and still believe in it. In- j ville, and they can do the same. Ask J. H. Miller What the people think from « disordered state of the liver;, tried many of the best physicians, and almost of it at Magnolia, Miss., and in fact we re- all the patent nostrums; but from the spectfiilly refer you, dear reader, to any I time I used one package of your medicine one! Who has ever given it a/air trial. | which is now several years-Al have been C. Kautner, Bructpn, Mississippi. ■ 11« comparatively sound man.”—Major ufo • m'H.-Kelley, Union Landing. j E. Wooley. r i . . ““Edwin B; Dow, Cincinnati, Ohio. . | I jiavp never seen or tried such a simple; “ This medicine is acknowledged to have | efficacious, satisfactory and pleasant rem* no equal as a Liver medicine; containing I edy ;in my life.—H. iJLaincr, Southern those Southern Roots and Herbs which an — . all wiseProvidence hks placed ia countries wtiere Liver disease naosl prevails.—Bal timore Episcopal Methodist, Md., Annus 29,1874. .. , tint* 1 • -.it «m’a«»i)u'!j) i n i.' I' od: ‘a family for the last seventeen years, safely recommend 1 'it to the world as the best medicine I - ever used for that class of diseases it. purports .to/ Cur^-T-H. ff. of Georgia* ' M W. M. RcssEtiJ 1 t -.. r»r 7 —- f - Alhan^'Gar >= .. a»;i riiffwriiwjwff»!gw> j ..a i) .rru EDiTOHtaL.--We.havE tested its vir-VfonleDep’eu’ACa. tues personally, and know that for: Dys- I j was cured h pepsia, Biinoosness and Throbbing Head- I REGULATOR ache, i) is the heist; medicine the world’ j er al years with evfer saw.--:(We. have tried forty other remedies before Simmons’-Diver; Regula tor, but none ol them gave us more than temporary relief, but the Regulator not Only reUeved, butxured us. • du A lcI ai Ed. Tei.eo.raph and Messengers, , ; tenwniHl « - • Macon, Ga. ' Grabs and Hone*.; Having had during the . last twenty a good a medicine.—C. A. Mutting,.President of City Bank, Macon, Ga, . V We hare bien acquainted with Dr. Simmons’ Liver Medicine for more than twenty years, and know 1 it to be'the best LIVER BFGULATOR offered to the pal* Ue.-~M.iB. LuQ* and ff. L. Lyon, FeUor IMMONS’ LITER jyi chills and fever.—B.' F. years Anderson. My wife and self have used the REGU LATOR fqr years and I .ccrtiiy to its great virtues.—Bee. J. Bufus Felder, Perry, Ga. ■ T'have used your LIVER REGULA TOR with successful effect in Bilious Colic dndDyspepsia. I It is ah' excellent remedy,'and certoinlya yeare of myhfe toatfendto r^ugst Sheriff Masterson,.Bibb County, Ga. . and having.them .with Colic, Grohs, etc., if w gave me. a great deal of ; trouble. Having 1 REOUBATOK tv* o years ago, it has heard of your Regulator as a cure for thf * cllarm “ case-—•»«• *• above diseases I; concluded to tiy it. Jn { C. Holmes. . mash I found it to. cure in every instance; | have-giveu yonr medicine a thorough would not give it for all. the Horse Pow- t ?» 1 >, a P 1 d case has it ever failed to dera in the World.: It is only to be tried | gy^full satisfartioh.—BWen Meacheam, to prove w hat I have said in praise. I Ghattahoochee, Ga. . can send'you, cei^ificates from Augusta, i X ou are at liberty to use my name in hOrtfe. to the cure of mv of-your-Regulator [as prepared by l-: • you). Your*, etc^ • , . , . Geoboe Wayman. ibta I -JSststat Have Bees Dead, ^D.JiDGAR THOMPSON. On, HoW I ScFYErmb!—I have 1 been onflatntiiv Fam MitAw tnr/v tta4*ia w-ltli TVheaaM I have watched its effects in families where I have practiced, and find it an ad mirable purgative, the combination is slightly alterative and tonic in its actions. I believe its effects upon the liver is by continuity of tissue x one of its ingredients acting on the first bowels decidedly.''. Very respectfully, •Db. T. W. Mason. *•' Yellow Fever. • ( Babtlett, Tenn., January 12,1879. Messrs. J. H. Zeilin & Co.: Dear Sirs : Tour agent callad here to-day, aud I take pleasure in stating that during the last terrible epidemic stayed here waiting on several fever sufferers, burying others, and being exposed all the time, but, owing to the continued "rise of your" Simmon? Liver Regulator, I weathered the storm, and cqn now say it saved my jife. Wish ing you continued prosperity, X am. Yours, very respectfully, T. J. Kero. Colombo*, Ga., Enquirer-Sun.' “ Simmons’Lirier Regulator has become a household word.tjNo well regulated family will be without a supply of this valuable remedy.' ff. H. r Zeilm& Co., boon. Thousands of suffering; Georgians have been cured by the Georgia remedy! Water and Met TraVelteff* I have used yonr Simmons’ Liver. R^- uiator with wonderful effect for Dyspep tic symptoms;'it acted like a charm, re moving in a few minutes all the depres sion and ill feelings,ind permanently pro ducing benefit. In all the change of water and diet traveling, I find it invaluable; re moving all ill effects from such changes. - n -'^'J.J. Richardson, Davenport, Iowa, January,u -a Ladles’ Kodoraemeot. ; I have-gtven your medicine , a thorough trial, and in no case has it failed to give full satisfacion.—Ella Meaciiam, Chat- tahochee, Fla. ' - w ’a-u- ; n^Au.c- ... I- :i jIioY »»wiaprta..ic:in- G I must.owpn tliat yoqg Bimmons’ .Liver Regulator fully deserves the popularity it has attained: As a family medidne it has no equal. It cured my wife Of a maU ady I had counted inqurablCr-that wolf- bane of our American people, Dyspepsia. A. E. P. Albert, Professor in Nidtolas PubUd School, Parish of Terrebonue, La. •-./ b -'A : -n V; THE MINISTRY. Simmons’ Liver Regulator is certainly a specific for that class of complaints whidkit: claims':to cure.- If any of our feUow beings are suflfering from hepatic disorders and have doubts in relation to the efficiency of this popular preparation, we - can Only offer them the simple and candid argument ,of Philip to Nathaniel, “ Come aud see.” Try ihe proposed rem edy and then you can judge tor yourselves. —Bet. David - Wills, Pastor of Presbyte rian Church, Macon, Georgia, PREVENTS BiLLIpUS. ATTACKS. ign'IMKTjfIKtstfRl;'| leaving niy fhiriify and would haie°gonc I 11 V 1 might now have been dead. My faith j to the mountains this summer, if youhad iti thfi medicine 'cannot be shaken, and I' not recommended Simmons'’ Liver Regu- am a firm believer in the virtue and HP lator which I took and! am now taking powerful curing qualities of the Regula- the second bottle, and the fact is that tor, and I would like everyone .to know its 1 words cannot express the relief I feel. My efficiency. Yours truly, 1 appetite is very good and I digest every- M. Y. Bryant. thing thoroughly; where! used to have a South Boston, Hamean: .Go.,Va. Dear Sirs: I have used your Regula tor upon myself and stock with great suc cess. I have had chills and fever for a number of years, which has greatly affect ed my nervous system.; Am always bil ious. When I feel the attack coming on good dose of Regulator will always •lieve me. Very truly yours, j 1 C •' Dn. G. FimLDENSTKiir. Kisnons. • Despondency, the blues and melancholy is caused by disturbed liver and sometime* from sympathy, and if the mind is wor ried and anxiety exists for a cause (or without it) the Regulator wil! enliven the spirits and clear the mind and d.’ssipat* the blues. * ’ 1 i i J i