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j, ii a* i QGCOA In E v* 7 $. TOCCOA CITY, OA.: : • : : DEC-28, 1889. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. On® year in advance........ ^ 1.00 mont'ts...... . 50 Three months.... T J • Or Subscriptionc paid in A Ranee. Send Honey Order, Postal Note or no it. Address, Tut: Toccoa Nevvs, Toecoa,Ga Clayton Column W. H. nUGHE\ ed iron. A PART OF RABUW COUNTY NOT BEFORE DESCRIBED IN THE NEWS. ITS IMMENSE WATER POWER. TIMBER LANDS OF GREAT VALUE. Splendid Country for Stock. Burton, Ga. Dec. 22nd. 1889. The Rabun editions of the News have witten up other portions of the county but this side has been omiried. on the west side, reaching to the top of the great Blue Ridtre. From the sides of these mountains issue enor _ mous streams affording immense wa- ter powers, Tallulah river runs through ri the center of the district from end to end; it is a beautiful, swift flowing stream, clear as crystal; it is about sixty feet wide at tho upper end of the district, and probably 90 at lower end, which is some 10 miles below. On tins river there are a great many cataracts and 3hoals that could be easily utilized for any kinds of mills or machinery. One place on the river some 2 miles above Burton are what is known as tho Double Shoals. These extend entirely across the river; thoir foundation is a solid, smooth, hard rock. The mountains on eithor side are lugh, and a spur or ridge extends from the mountains down to tho water’s edgo on one side, and very nearly on the other,leaving room for tho wagon road which pass¬ es in some 25 yards of the river. Right below there is an opening, and immediately above is a strip of bot¬ tom land of some 3 or 4 acres, The mountains around aro coverod with an immense forest of fine timbers, such as pine, white oak, yellow pop¬ lar, sugar maples &c. Flowing into this river within the limits of our district are Popcorn,Dix, Tinison and Wildcat creeks, all of which have good water powers. On Dix creek about 2 miles from Burton on tho Iliawassee road, Mr. R. C. Wilhite has a saw mill, grist mill and wool carder; his carder at this time of the year is greatly On Wildcat creek one mile from Burton, Mr. W. L. Arrendalo has a saw mill, grist mill and good flouring mill, which ho is compelled a great part of the time to run day and night to accomodate his customers. At Burton we have a daily mail and two good stores. Messrs. J. W. & E. C. Grant keep a first class stock of general merchan¬ dise, and say that their trade last year amounted to some eight thousand dollars. About one mile above, is Mr. II. J. Lamp who is also very popiuar as merchant; he keeps a good stock of Ifoods, traded last year between five and six thousand dollars. Tli are aro Baptist and Methodist churches near the center of the dis- trict, and other churches not far off; -so that its citizens can visit churches and hear preaching every Sunday if they desire. We generally have about six pub¬ lic schools scattered over the district .each year. Tho Tallulah Academy is near the center. At this Academy, Prof. J. W. Foster taught for three years,and Prof. John A. Green has a good .school there now. Up and down tho river and various creeks are as good farming lauds as there are in the county. On the mountains and coves we have or grazing lands unsurpassed, on which stock get very fat during the summer. On Dix creek is the famous Smith gold mining property,which has been worked for 50 years or more, and is still worked. It now belongs to a Mr. Graves of North Carolina, who gave pearly 0,000 for it. It is very seldom one ever sees Dix creek clear, it being always thick with tbe mud s|uicj»J down by the miners who work ♦ here the year around. The minej GR \ 4i \ -UIUG * O ITT SAIL® ©F OVER $10,000 WOR l \ OF GOODS AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY, AT AND SIMMONS, Oui Many Customers testify to the above and say to us that ire hare the DA TIGRIS! SI OCR in Iosco a. Our trade is pood, but ire iritt for the next tiro n eek s offer SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS to Reduce Our LARGE STOCK. 7'iiis Stock cn. braces t< o many articles to mention all of them, but will name only a f:w: Staple Dry Goods Slcu’d and Boy’s Clotlnnqr Furniture of all Kinds Tables Old Hickory and White Iliekorv Clocks Fine Dress Goods Loots Shoes and llats Be l Steads CU (‘tie and Two Morse wagons Crockery Fanev Notions Bureaus 8 a As ns Cookti g and Heating Stoves G Jftsswnre MiUincry Goods A/at i r esses W,,vcn Wire Bed Springs Hardware. lie make a Sfemlitj of HEAVY GROCERIES 6mh ai Shut, Meat, Su$m, £ofee and Salt. We want to *n\ to our Customers nr.d Friends that we have SPARED NO FAINS m the purchase of tins .rge stock, and we feel sure that you will find it to your interest to buy of ns. We have many reasons for saving bis, but the all important one is that we believe we have bought our entire stock at such low prices that we c sell you goods cheaper than you can buy them elsewhere. Wo would h ive the trade remember that we manufacture FURNITURE of ALL KI \'D>, and that we ship Bedsteads by The Thousands all over the country. And this is of course one of the lines that we can UNDER- SELLALL COMPETITION. We can sei! you Bed Steads from *1.*25 up. Wo also manufacture coffins •, nd can SAVE YOU 50 PER CENT. ON THEM as we do not beloi « to BEU A ME CO „ rs FIN TRUST. So we are headquarters for anything in the Furniture line. Come and see us befc re you buy your roods and we wil save you money. Respectfully, MCALLISTER & SIMMONS ) TOCCOA, brings a good income though they ,ise ou ‘- pick and shot el. This mine WOU ( undoubtedly pay we,i with mm " ro 1 T e n ) e -> H? * Ti,ere are several other mines in the district which that the have Stonecypher, paid well,^ Dickerson among are ' and Blalock mines. There is also an Asbestos mine that has been success- fully worked. H. _ If you are suffering with weak or inflamed eyes, or granulated eyelids, you can be quickly cured by using Dr. J. II. McLeans Strengthening Eye Salve. 25 cents a box. ALLIANCE STORE. Tiie board of directors of the Alii - anee joint stock company for the c unties of Franklin, Habersham and Rabun have contracted with W. J. Hayes for his store room and ware house for the purpose of transacting business for the year 1890; and are now ready to receive sealed bids from AUiancemeii who desire the position of manager of tho business, Bids to be delivered by the 4th of January Tannarv 1890 lojj., to to either eauer one one of or the uie following directors. A. J- York, Pres. G. F. Fuller, Vice- Pres, 8. / Busha, Sec. D. Jarie’t, Treas. R. A, Naves, J. W. .Stott, J. T. Edmonds, D. S. Hayes, W. A Landrum, T. A. McFarland J. P t Cromer. Tiie most delicate constitution can safely use Dr. J. H. McLeans Tar Wine Dung Balm: it is a sure remedy ail for coughs, loss of voice, and throat and lung diseases. CAD/Z ITEMS. Elder T. J. Stonecypher will shortly move to a farm he has rented of Mr. 8. W. Moseley, about 5 tnile3 from Toccoa. Capt. Sligh will soon change his residence to Bold Springs. Mr. Sligll is post master here, and unless some one will take his place the ollice in Ca liz will be disoonllttued. The Christmas tree at the Broad River . C ,, hurch attracted . a , large crowd, , and , the , exorcises . were interesting. . ; .. First there was music: then prayer was offered ip 1 , next . an address a, i by ^,i ei . stonecypher in liis usual haji- py vein; then distribution of the m . ul y presents after which another beentiful hymn was rung, when the exercise, closed with the benediction. W as a joyous occasion; the children a ^d young people made happy and all went home delighted with the thought that the Savior’s love unites neighbors, and friends, parents and children together with stronger friendships and deeper affections. THE CONFEDERATE VETERaN, - Thi s is a n page monthly magazine, rs •ber or *hbb appeared Dec 15, 1889. The field aud object of this magazine is im- pned m the name- m, ihe hrst ^number contains interesting war stones, a tdirilliapr account ot the bombard* mf, ht ol Fort Sumter, an eminent Northerner’s views on the Southern question, an eloquent appeal to sur- viving confevierate veterans in the way of a eulogy on their past, and ' a presentation .. ot their .1 - present , rights . and duties; editorials on Southern Women; What if the Southern Con¬ federacy ba<l sustained itself? The Race Problem'’ and otherarticles of a g ner.ii character. Subscription \ rice $2. Address CoNTEDlgEATE YeTEKAN Atlanta Ga. THE VERDICT UNANIMOUS yy £> y u q 5 Druggist,Bippus. Ind.. testifies: “I can recommend Electric iSHSS'H: ties, and was cured of Rheumatism of 10 years* standing.” Abraham Hare, druggist, Belleville, Ohio, af« f'trns. I lie best selling medicine I llav(! e,er ‘'“'I 101 ' >" ”? W „.^ aTa ', experience, is Electric Bitters. Thousands of of others have added their testimony, 7 So that the verdict is ■ unanimous that Electric Bitters do all .... diseases ot the Liver, _ Tr Ividneys . , RRfc tr “ood. Only » naif dollar a bot- at »» . LI. A: d, IlaviS lJrilg store. --- This letter came too late for publi- 1 . last cation weex. CORNELIA. - Several cases of measles iti town. Dr. F. G. Moss has located in Cor¬ nelia. Mr. G. B. Barrett left last Tuesday for Gainesville where he will make his home for the future. Married J at . tlie residence ot .. ., the bride » father,Mr. P. J. Shore or this plooe « h« ,r p..t eight .,’olook p. m. Dec. 18, M r. James II. Moore of 4 oceoa and Miss Gertrude H. Shore, Rev. C. A. Jameson officiating. ° Alter the ceremony t>ic guest retired . to the spacious dining room wlierc the beautifully decorated table stood laden Wltll most delicious . viands, . r > necung floctimr great orn<it linnm- lionor nnfin upon Niro Alts. 1 1. J J. T Shore for the manner in which it was prepared and served. It was a most enjov • able ii occasion. I cc i-i bride ic— Ceived many valuable / presents , Air. T»r rn l.ll. rr G n J/ize .r s entire • „ family arc down with tlioTyphoU feverjlte is critically ill, the other members of his famil y, to wit, llis wi .'e and child are not quite so dangerously sick. The election for Justice oft 01 11 lie L Peace and Constab.es for tho new District 1449th. G. M , (Cornelia) passed off quietly. Correspondent. MEAT MARKET. Mr.Wm. Wilmoth is an old reliable butcher ;he knows how i:o furnish fine, te „der beef, mutton, pork, and juicy k He furnishes ^ o„od meats f as \ cl j 6 ' P Y 1 Y , . Y’ ^ P 1 ^ . H,S “ ""«*» e ’ «* 3 » re V™*"* anywhare ^ in the City. A Mr. Wilmoth expects to run the regularly, furnishing good meats the year round. Call and see . lls a bM)rt:llie ^L^ _ Coughs and colds come uninvited, but you cun quicky get rid of these, Ft'' aT wZ A M<> A SAFE IN YES J/ENT. -- Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satiafactoiy results, or in case ot failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr King’s ° New Discovery for Consurail r * tlOll. . It IS guaranteed to bring . re lie" in every case, when used for an anection .. ol r rri ln.oab. . . r Lungs Lilies or wch Lungs. as Consumption; 111 animation o Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoop Big Cough; Croup, etc., etc. lT pleasant aud agreeable to taste, ns Cecil V sale sale, andean ami can aivvyjs alwevs ho be ttepen denen ded upon. Trial bottles tree at W. H & J. Davis Drug store. ___ The quality of the blood depends much upon good or bad digestion and assimilation to make the blood rich in life and strength giving con- stituents, use Dr. J. H. McLean* Strengthening Cordial and Blood purifier i-.i'ii it will nourish the ‘ properties ‘ * ' of tire blood i from ,, which , . , the elements ofvitality aredrawn. $1.00 per bot- BSckelsd SelMs&g fn ft PezcQ gtaaj, f m. Charged a witl .* k Lndelible ... Ink, for „ Markm? Cothes. M w MARKS ANYTHING 25a With your name in rubber. TOWN AND STATC 6C. EXTRA. K«tro?)I.;ii j-* n Press Azestj, i - 4a j- n Harrea a. St., S. v v Y. Administrator’s Sale. O eorgia » Habersham County. g&sgsassg Wlt, ’ m th e ‘ i g proper- ty, to wit: RACTIONAL LOTS OF LAND NO.FOR- ty one (41) in the 12tii District of said county, eight containing two hundred and forty acres more or less and also LotNo. two (42) in saidDistrict containing one hundred and twenty live (125) acres more L ber, r lciS And also Lot, hot a Fractional mini- two seventy hundred (TO) in said District containing and fifty acres more or less. All of saidland fully described in a deed from J. the Superior Court, Almond pages 166 and 167. Sold as property deceased. of Hulsey, late of said county Terms: One third cash,one third m three, months and the balance in six months. Notes will he taken bearing inter- est fro:n day of sale at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum for the unpaid two thirds, and Bond for Titles executed to the purchaser at Hie sanre time iw the achninistrator. r It AN Lib A. IT L LSEA. Administrator, Administrator’s Sale. A GREEABLY TO AN ORDER FROM the court of Ordinary of Franklin count- y, house Georgia door will be sold atnuctlon at the court of Habersham county on the lirst hours o^a'e'the'^ county Georgia*on NorthBroad riverandDU-ks YoirX^DavisoY thu'somii ea-FJohn^vTulkcy others on the north cast; W W Berry,Da- Kytle vulBeatly and others nnd others on the north westi'John on the south \ves ! , and touch- oJuhe^outh'wcSt Vil c,Ga., containing ?omir eight of hundred said t!a?t am? aU?ere nine ty nine and one touith acres more or les- ami Tolor ily wed improved anil very well timber- e( b ^aul tract of land has been divided into 8 !ots B8s , lown bv a ,, lat of tbe S:ime Jn£ldeby Burgess Smith, a surveyor on Nov. tne 12th. last,which plat may be seen in the office cf the will Ordhiiiry be sold ill in said county of Habersham and lots as follow to wit' Nos. land 2 as shown on said plat contain- ">g 205 acres more or le-s, will be sold togeth- er - Hiey are well improved; they li- on the south west sale of said tract and one of them 1,0 Lot N.». 3 as shown ill said plat contains one liimdreu , and less and is nine acres more or well improved, having on it a good dwelling house a ul outbid dines and a gr st mill some- what out of repair; about 30 acres is cleared, nhaul lify m original forest and remainder in ].ine field. L t No. 4, as sliown on said plat contains 85] acres more or less ail in original fore.t L it No. 5 as shown in said plat contains 125 acres L in No ore 6 or less, all in orguv.J forest. >t as shown on s ml plat eontain<125 acres hou more or less and has on It one dwelling -e and about 5 acres of cleared land and the b dance in < riginal forest. Lot No 7 a c shown on said plat eontaiusl25 acres Lot uio No. e or less, all in original forest. 8 as shown on said plat contains 125 acres all in original forest, and has on it a tine shoal on North Broad River. -fili iLf|S(i T^'o,!” ,Sy to J w e e I! t • a 11!!'( 1'f. nr a I?! m ii ar V 1 1 1 'I'su' > l 1 • u vliil I -‘ er .crest tr„m her t„! 2u d ina ’ J A1 1 j , Administrator , , . . , . with ... the ,, | will annexec. NOTICE To Debtors and A 4 LL PERSONS 11 WING DEMANDS \ gainst the Estate of Thomas Meaier late Stol «ilm mediate payment This Dec. j?<U889. Admt of Thonifis Mafl'er,deceased. 6tDec<,14,21,28Jan4,11.Prin _ fee$.J.»3 NOTICE ysrmnm ^ Or isALE. , ATT . -- A H K ^ E ABLYTO an order of the Court of xiOrdinary of Habeisham county, will be sold at auction at the Court Ilou-e door of said 1890 county within the on the legal first hours Tuesday of sale, in the January fo’low- ing wrtsof property D& to land wit' 163 s<*,»land acres of land being or so inthemu 'XS na One, Ray, late and of said county, deceased. Terms: two three years time. Not- s given i' 1 magistrates jurisdiction with 8 per .rent, in terest and Bond far Titles given This 2nd day of Dec. 1889. Wm. Ray, Admr. 5tDec7,l4,21.2SJ4PrtnFeeS4.42 LTSEL FQRi DIVOUCE __ Elizabeth M. D. Pearson,) Libel forDivorec vg - fin nor Rabun Court, Supe* Sep- H>e It Sheriff appearing in the to above the court'by sided the return tiiat the of ease defendant in this case does not reside in said county, and it further appearing tiiat he does not reside in this state. It is therefore order¬ the ed bv defendant the court by that the service publication be perfected of this order on once a month for four months before the next newsSaner term of this nuS.^d court in the Habe^ham Tokov \>w« cJuktv 'r in ,K w i « * ^ “ xr.’J,,. r rm( Vf-ririoneVe /■ i 5 ' \rlv cvncen'i r T - rT thi 6LU..titA, j t l neieoy e 1 - RtsrvCorv-Y r J J:. ftruecx l E f r ct from the mm ute- of the Supe.io: = II in court r of n f Kabim Rahnn Countv Lo u nty, at the September J em In-Q. I W. H. Htghb , Clerk S. C. R. &D. R.CMFY. [ATLANTA § CHARLOTE DJVJ Time Table in effect Sept. 20tli 1880. NOHTII BOUXD, T)\TLT. ._ No. 51 [ y °- 5: ’- Leave Atlanta 7 00 p,“ jJJJ 0 .* 1 “ Gainesville, Athens 15 9 50 50 “ “|:: “ Lula, 9 17 “ “ Cornelia 9 44 “ “ Toccoa 10 16 “ 11 21 “ “ Seneca 11 09 “ 12 ii p V m Greenville 12 35 ‘i arrive Spartanburg 1 o9 ‘ 2 52 “ Leave Spai tanourg 3 40 Sevn,” mUk '' 6 07 “ arrive 7 00 “ “ not Springs 8 40 “ i.ea\«j " Spartanburg Gastonia i- os 1 gsss^gssgsgsfeggssg a m 2 52 “ 4 45 “ *' Charlotte 4- 5 30 “ “ Salisbury C. 7 05 “ “ Greensboro 8 40 “ arrive Durham IO P in *5 25 “ arrive Raleigh p. m t7 30 .. arrive Goldsboro OS 12 50 “ Leave G rceusboro -1 a m 8 50 P m arrive Danvil’.ej CO u 10 20 k Richmond os p. m 5 15 a in “ Lynchnurg tc 12 55 “ “ Charlottesville l* 3 00 “ Baltimore Washington —^l ii 4 4 “ x New Philadelphia York W a. m 10 4 ? “ S'. 1 JJ 1>m SOUTH BOUNDD. DAILY. No. 50 No. 52. , , IS 1.1 ..Hi.! 4 So “ "I’hiadeiphia n . 7 so» mi “ \ Biiltimore 9 45 a m 9 3o ‘‘ Washington CharlottesnTc 11 24 a n: 11 o 3 4o p m 3 oo.i ir. iffinoadf 5 4o p m 5 o7 “ tr e-ave 3 oo p m 2 3o ‘ L Danville 8 4o ]i m 8 05 rnvc (ireenshoro 10 27 p m 9 42 “ Y 2 30 p m 15 oo |> m Leave Raleigh 4 46 p m *1 00 a m Dm ham 5 48 p m 2 55 a m Leave Green.-boro *10 37 pm *9 50 a m Salisbury 12 3,j a :::E 'IIn.” Charlotte 2 1a c i Gastonia b 02 a Arrive Spartanburg 4 51 a OOc^ccx-fCiiAWt'O^;^-.:^ 38 Leave not Springs 30 a m '. Ashyille nender-onville u-.- v, 59 05 m ‘ ‘‘ I®SbS? Grenville -j 51 56 a m 38 30 p p m m " 46 - , penee* -i 31 “ 26 “ * Toccoa y. 31 “ 23 “ '* Cornelia 10 “ Ar , oo p m Lula 37 23 " ' Athens ^ ]) 111 >■25 " L _ ave Gainesville 1 a m 50 “ Arrive Atlanta 40 “ *__ No. 41, Daily except Sunday,leaves Atlanta 5.'X) p m; airive- Lnl \ 8 12 p m. No40, leaves Lula daily except Sunday,6,15 a m; arrives Atlanta 8,50. Nos 50 and 51 connect at Cornelia for Tulin lab Falls daily. :; 'Daily (Daily except Sunday ------------- -------- - ...... - -------: ----— “ *f"“v Atlanlo v “ ' T ' C "’ . «• No 52 » Pullman Sleeper Washington to NewOrloanrtm^-.hington to Btenlng- & 'SSk 51 ’ “ s >— Washington e,steeper D. G'.and Birmingham New Orleans toWasli to ington. T. s r T*vrna ° L L. McCi.fskt, ’ Gen. Passenger Act. Div. Passenger Agt. Washington, D. C Atlanta, Ga. Black smithing WAGON MAKING -a x n- Gene? at liepairing by J. T. CARTER, Toccoa, Ga. I he BEST Sewing Machine on the martce is ihe NFW HOM 5 sold by i y . a. am put, ioc- COtt - Ga. ---------------- rEl ^ <* w L p«i 1 Illl't'uGH • i 6GiS3 OI 1 ___ ^ _ ThcNew^ork ,, „ , Illustrated T News will be IK m to agents, postmasters and clubs. Newsagents bffa’d. can sell Sample this paper freely, mailed openly free, and above Address copies i New York Itoa-strated News. 252 Broadway, New York city liiISiliS _ nnr , T . TT , . „ ... Hal), and that in terms..ftbelaw adrainistra- non will be vested in the clerk of the feupen- orcourt or some other fit and proper person r.u re tui.'S^,£r^iU “"*• B E. EDGE, Ordinary. 4tD7,14,21,28PrinFee? 3.72 ________ r^EORGI.A, ITwiiom t it may Habersham concern: , founty.-Too J.J. Kimsey, ad- all , ministratorof John T^aPrade, decea-ed, has in due form applied to the undersigned for leave to sell all the lands belonging to the es- j at e of sail dw.t>ed and-said appiu-atioii will r<1 on ihe th?t M ' ,nd; ‘. v Janu-ry next Th;sDeeember 2nd 18 9. B E. EDGE, lt7,H.2I 28PrjnFee* ---.. Ordinary. An immense STOCK OF GOODS n itl be sold -AT- W C EDWARD’S STORE. I his is no old stock'. Hr cry one knows J have been in basin ess only one year since the disposal of Jid~ wards & Hire, old poods. These are FRfl 1 ]SH NEW GOODS embracinp Furniture, Hats, Ladies Cloaks, Boots and Shoos, and evreythinp that anybody reeds. All versons GlitAT BA KG A 3 N S come io Me AND BUY. All who are indebted to me will find the clai ms in the hands of ,R W. O WRIM, after December 1st. unless paid before. W.C- EDWARDS- I hare moved the 71 RIM A DYD/Dfl OR' MY STOCK or GOODS to n\ C. Rldwards store where I trill sell them REGARDLESS OF COST. 7} O 0‘1'S, SIIOJJX, I/ASS CAPS and CZOlIIJA G ,-ajeaiigoing mm at A5T0SBBINLY LOW PEICiS. Come and sec me. G. V\ III) WARDS. TOCCOA HIGH SCHOOL. Fall Term £ this lastitntkr. opens Aug. 12, 1£8P, And continues for 10 consecutive months,with a short recess at Christ urns. TUITION PER MONTH. L A M. 1 At. !.-■ . ...... ^3 11ICJII M ATII liJIATlCS 1C Common Exousii.. J t 4 1 XTERM Kill ATK..... • » a o i o i s c s » - PlllMAUV....... .. o c a o 0 .*> 9 a » 1 Instruction there uph ai d piacUal. Good Board can be obtained at resonable rates. Por furl her in- fmnation address A'\ A. Hessenden, 'Principal . * , . 2 mk i i Perkins Wind MilL, ..... h Buy tbe BEST and Save Money. It has he ii in constant use lor 19 year.-, with a r< c- ord equaled by none. We gi ve each purcuas r a \V A KRANTY as 10 - lows: Wc warrant the Perkins ind -\iiii. sold ibis da\, to outlast and do better work than any other ma)«* r*t n..t blow down, unless the tow¬ i with it, and against any wind that does disable buildings in the vi er goes ;initv. both Pr.mping and Geared We manufacture AGENTS Mills, and carry a full I'm of Wind Mill Supples. WANTED. Send lor Catalogues, Circu dress, g Ie? k ins Wind .W2 & Ax Co., MISHAWAKA, INDI / DR.M. A. SIMMONS lalors, Beware Balms, of so-called etc. All Liver Resni-^^ Imita- tions of this Original Aledicine, are 1 ' the market long after it established, put on < was and sold on its reputation. Take this has withyou and demand the original, which m the autograph and picture of Dr. M. A. Simmons on the front, and these words u Mark top of Registered, each bot tleand package: “Trade Picture and Autograph, consisting of Name, Nov. u, 1843.** MEDICINE o ^ W3r « Sick Biliousness,Costiveness,Dyspepsia’ Headache, Loss 2 Sot;: Stomach, of Appetite r~ R Low Spirits, Foul < B A T fa G°rav c ’ Filnkrof Dr K graves, e s Lditor of Th, The Baptist, » A/w Ci Memphis, Tenn., says: I received a pack- n ^£^S^S&SS££ 2 K C. F. C i Simmons Medicine Ca, Propr’s, St. Louis, Mo. 2 "ESTABLISHED 1840^ ! iik J»N T 3 ! ENTim?lw^OOK. The most wonderful collection of practi 0a , rea , va iuG and every day use for the people ever published on the globe. A a ^oltd nothin" like it h o^!hf?rN^m“|SS in the universe. T) When aplwt that which is nftrua value you * C ‘ 5 »,? inSvdS? 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