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Auction @alc.ra

70 CAPITALISTS.
VALUABLE OIL MILLS FOP>A1r
y: G: PE1xOTT0 & SON, Auctioneers.
We Undersigned will sell, before tho
7th OF October. 1872, at half past 10 O'Clock
A; M.: All tie property OF the CAROLINA
OIL cOoMMPANY, % M consisting OF Four Acres Of
works Of said company, together WITH the the
Buildings, Presses. Engine. Boiler, Burr Mill.
Limiting Machine. Betting, Pump, Lead. Iron
and Wooden Tanks. q other articles necea-
at the company's works, persons are invited
to inspect tho property
TERMS OF SALE-s7 600 cash; balance in six
and twelve months, with interest from day Of
sale, secured by bond OF purchaser and
mortgage OF the premises; sold with policy of
insurance assigned.
WILLIAM X. BACHMAN.
sept ~ tm6 JOHN D CALDWELL
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Hebrew Congregation.
A N extra meeting will be held THIS
n MORNING, at Temperance Hall, at II
O'clock. by order OF the President.
Sept % ISAAC SULZBACHER, Sec'y.
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The Grand River and Peton Sioux had
very big talk with Secretary Dslano
yesterday. The gist of it all was that
they wanted arms and ammunition, and
wanted them quickly. The eloquence
OF the chiefs rejoicing in the euphonious
appel!ations of Two Bears," Medicine
Bear" Bloody Mouth" "Grass,"
AFRAID OF the Bear. "Black Eye" and
"The Man that Packs the Eagle" was
undoubtedly overpowering. and COM
pelled the Secretary to promise them o
personal interview with the Great Father
himself.
Bound FOR LAND OF EQUALITY =
$50 French Communists, convicted Of
various outrages against life and proper
ty, were embarked at Brest yesterday in
penal deportation to the convict settle
ment in New Caledonia. Captain Cook
found the island inhabited by popula-
ton OF the Papuan negro race when he
discovered it, in 1774. If any of their
descendants remain they will, no doubt,
fraternize agreeably with the wocld-be
reformers of society and public morals
in exile from France.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg was given
brilliant reception on the occasion of her
return from Europe, at the Arcadian
Club, i'll New York, on Tuesday evening,
and many distinguished artists and lite. !.
rary men, among whom were Mr.. Bouoi-
cult, Signor Mario and Herr Ruben.
ston, were present. An original ode of
welcome, composed by Mr.. j. r. Tho
mas, was sung on the arrival of Miss
Kellogg.
Bokhnra seems to have taken the cho.
lera from Persia, and the dreadful
scourge is decimating the population of
That province. Situated in Central Asia
aud In the route of the caravans which
traverse the country, Bokhara is likely
to help spread the pestilence. The
number of deaths, 1000 daily, is posi-
bly, exaggerated.
ODlTUARY.-Wo are panied to learn of
the death Of Mrs. w. W. Ketchin, wife
OF our esteemed fellow citizen, Mr.. W.
w. Ketchin. and daughter of John A.
Brice, Esq. Her malady was hemor-
rhage of the lungs, from which she had
been sufferer for long time.
TVinnsboro News.
Poor Schuyler! II was hard for him to
write letter to the Pittsburg conven-
tionists, but he managed to do it and
not cay "Grant" once. Schuyler is not
O foOl-he is only heart broken. "Grant
and Colfax" was bonne 6ouche; "Grant
and Wilson" is an emetio.
The ship Calhoun was wrecked recent
ly of the coast OF Newfoundland. The
captain and crew were picked up by q
German steamship and landed OF Fly-
mouth. The Calhoun was from Bull
River, s. O., for Europe, with q cargo of
1000 tons phosphate.
WoMAN's ENTERPRISE The Woman's
Tea Company, of New York city, has
bought ship and fitted it out for trade
between New York and China. This is
the first time ship was ever bought and
fitted out by women for commercial pur-
poses.
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Columbia Chapter, No. 5. r. A. M.

sxwv,pyo AN extra convocation OF Columbia
MSA Chapter. No s, r. A. H.. will bo held
EAS3at Masonic Hall, THIS AFTERNOON.
esaa7z at hnf-past O'Clock, for the purpose
OF paying the last tribute OF respect to our
late brother, JOHN D. CALDWELL. Mem.
bers OF sister Lodges and all brethren in
tend. By order II. p.
Sept 221 JOHN MORRISON. scribe.
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Union Council No. 5, r. and 8. M.

UHIUH Counc1I NO. D, e. and s. N.
0 AN extra convocation OF Union Council
%. No. 5, r. and 3. Ri. will be hold at Ma
Haay sonic Hall THIS AFTERNOON, at half
w past O'Clock, for the purpose of paying
JOHN D. CALDWELL. Members of aisttr
Lodges and ell brethren in good standing are
respectfully invited to attend. By order T. I.
G.. III. G.. r. BERa Recordar
Sept %
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DISTRESSING. a.-Lnst Saturday, several
children were playing in the yard of the
Seventh Street Congregational Church,
in Cincinnati, and one of them, little
five or six yenr old son of the sexton, was
induced to descend to the bottom of O
dry cistern. After he got to the bottom
his little playfellows called to him that
NOW he was shut down forever" and
closed the cap over him for two or three
minutes. When lie was taken out it was
discovered that he had lost his reason
from fright. The distressed mother, it
il said, is crazed in consequence.
They are at it again. The poor CO.
lored veterans who have gone to Pitts
burg to save their country are faring
hard. Not only does the Monongahela
House refuse them bed and board, but
Granville Woodson, colored, declines to
let them nse his bathing tubs. What
will the colored people everywhere think
OF this prescription?
The Marion Steam Fire Engine Com
pany Of Charleston, have ordered out
new steamer from New York. which will
leave that city on tho 1st of October, and
reach Charleston on the Sd.
The Japanese utilize their condemned.
Two Yeddo policemen, sentenced to
death for murder, were set up as targets
on the Yeddo rifle ralge.
There are now no less than twenty
seven Cardinals hats at the Fope's dis
posal. The most recent death in tho
college was that OF Cardinal Quaglia.
Sir E. Bulwer (Lord Lytton) is en-
gagged upon novel. tho title Of which is
"Kenelm Chillingby, his Adventures
and Opinions.
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PoRrLASp-Ar nth karet, Win tcrport; Carpo
Thurston, Deer Isle; Castelinue, Warren. for Sa
lem.
Ar 18th Gem Thomas New York; ST Elmo,
Davis, Boston. Congress, York. Hob oxen.
Ar 18Th, n,lia Hodgkins. Bernard, Tangier
BLACK swan. for Boston. Chiffon. for do
CANpES-Ar 10TH sch Phiantht opi.t RYDER.
lsiesboro; Freeman, Turner, Isle au tlaute. Mary
Ann, Decrow, lslesboro; Dayspriug, vcfrill. Ire
mont
Ar l7:h. sch Abby Morse, Hopkins. Vinalhaven.
=. Ar 18th, sens Materion, Derby, Boston: Israel
WAshburu. Hatch. Deer Ise.
Ar l9h schs tteduck T. FIVE, Alexander, Neg
iolk
Cid l7th. schs Phianthropist Ryder. vinalhaveu
20 load for New York. Helen Mar, Prince belfast :
payspring. Nerrili. 7 cmont.
It'd lgh. sch WHterloo, Derby, Wiuterport .
cottage ARnis, Fall RIVER.
osroS Ar i1th. Hiram. Sullivan, Calais
la an. Clark; AlnoInak. Rogers, Roc and.
Cd 18th, W liuit, Hart. savannah.
Ar 18Th, Higgins aud Convoy, Ca lais. oran
aska. Machias.
GU 18Th. LiE1ic Lee. stubhs for IamoIne.
n iHh. briS u ~ Mctriivery. Phiia swallow
Calais.
sALFN-tr l7th. Paragon. Hickey. Passport
SL"ttEsTER-hr 18Th New Zealand Cook. for
Rnckp0u
NIw iosK-CId 10th, Myronu.. Rigging. for
tarurpas.
Al l5th. OCEAN Queen, Cot, Portland; Kate
Gr'nt Grant Ninalhayen
ga lsih, Chino, JacksonyiIle
ia lSth, LaVolta. Whitnorr, for Galveston
eto henderson. Tor Phila.
:, through Hell Gate i6th, ~ Mailer Murch for
Portland.
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ID l + ID.

Irrmoni-April 18th, Sarah W Billings the
wifi" II Reuben Billings. aged. 81 years. 3 mos :.
DAYS.
ariavillc-April 18th. Mary T.. Patterson.
daughter OF Milton Patterson, aged - years .
months. Bangor papers please copy
carland-April 18th. Frank Herbert Jones.
adopted son Of Dudley ;. and Aurilla {. Jones
aged thrr" years aud fifteen days.
Could yc but know whose srms ,nfold
our httlc darling now;
Could yc but see. The crown OF light
That ,paTklcs on his brow.
Could W but feel the rapture pure
That wakes hi- Angel strain.
le would not surely call him back
T. Ugh on Earth sgain.
Biuchill-April 18Th. Flora NJ wife Of Ed
win \. o-good, and daughter Of Charles ;.
and kmehue L. Treworgy OF surry, aged -
year, 10 month. aud das.
Mr.. O>good became . subject Of renewing
grace IN her youth. an unltcd with To Bapti,
ohuTch in >urry and, by her steady and on
~i~tsnt piTty. "vtnc.d that her religion was not
tn" impulse of an hour. hut the settled purpose
oi lic She born her long and painful illness
with patience. and UNIV aNcriug trust In the
Rydvcmcr her spiritual strength Increasing ~
her wasting fran" admoui-hed her. that her
,aud, of iiir were nearly run; her last moment.
being spent In cndcsN oring to console her
weeping fTI-Dd> and he died IN the full as
surancc of happy immortality. Her numcr-
ou- frlend- wcrr strongly attached TO her. and
The lsrSr aiirniincc Al her funeral. showed not
only tie rcgard II for the deceased. but also
,he deep -vmt A,hy of the community, with the
.orriy afflicted famil,
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From Washington.
WAaHlNGToN. ID.

W ARLINGTON, ID. e., April 23d.
The statement made BY Gen. Banks In
the room Of the Committee on Foreign al
fairs to-day, was 10 the eject tina; he re-
Gently called on the Sec'y Of State with
reference TO the reported action Of the
government on the Alabama Claims. and
WAS informed that there was DO division in
the Cabinet on this question; that no op-
position proposition" had been made TO
withdraw tina; part of the case relating 10
consequential damages, and tina, 1t wa. not
understood that the government, had pow
or 10 change the case thai had been made.
The Committee received letter to-day
from the Sec'y Of State suggesting that. in
view Of the pending correspondence, it,
wsald not be expedient or advisable TOR
Congress to make any declaration upon
the subject, - proposed by Judge Peters
resolution, which opposes the claim for
consequential damages.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-04-25

The ice lcf Flanders Bay on Monday
night last.
sch. saxon. Capt. Joseph NJ. Abbott.
arrived at ihi- port las week from Boston
with full load OF freight for par;ie, Ia
sullivan. Hancock and Franklin Capt.
Abbott made the run from Boston TO
Schooner Head. N. Desert. in twenty
hours.
Sch. Maine. Capt. J. >. Lord. OF sulli-
van. IL beating up narrow inlet at S,Ave
Island a few days ago. got ashore OH =
ledge aud wreuched out part Of her Keel.
Al latest accounts .he filled every tide.
-.ev. Mr.. Marsh. of Amherst. preached
in town last sabbath in the forenoon; and
Rev. Alonzo Morelen. Of Czstine. in the
afternoon.
live granite quarriss are now In sue
ce,siul operation In Sulli-an. The late
ness OF the season and the ice bloc. AIDE
have seriously interfcred with the stone
besiness here.
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W 80 eoosoooobo
Good radiance TO the last lot OF ice that
left our little harbor on the 10Th for the
first time since November
Capt. ;. l.. Tracy Of this place respect
fully invites all 10 cal and examine his
stock of goods on Elm ST.. which he Is
selling at remarkably low prices.
sch. Maine. commanded by Capt J.
:. Lord. while beating up to Woods
Landing" at Stave Islaud, to take load
Of wood for RocAlAd. on the 10th inst.
ran upon a ledge where she laid until the
18th. Lost part Of her keel and received
slight damage. but is now hauled on the
beach where the carpenters will soon rem
der her 1T for service
A conviction has been forcing itself
upon the mind. Of the people in district
No 3. that new school-house in that place
was a necessity. and a, the male portion OF
that community failed to get the desired
vote al regular meetings called fsr that
purpose the ladies have recently organized
q Sewing Society for the purpose Of adj
vancing the cause. and elected the follow
ing officers: Mrs. Rosetta l.. Bunker,
President; Mrs. Lucinda Hammond. Vice
President; Mrs. Lucy Hammond. Treas.
Mrs. Ann Hammond. Secretary. The So
| ciety consists of twenty four female mem
bers and six male. with prospect Of an
| increased number. They are At work foi
good purpose. and with such will
|
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Buckspers lsems.
On Fast Day . young man. son of
Eben Lord of Verona. while at work in the
rigging under the bowsprit of q vessel in
our harbor. Ga connection giving way fell
4 very short di stance into the water. where
he remained not more than two minutes !;
but. though taken out by . chain which he
had yrasped, he was dead. Effort was
made resuscitate him; but there was no
appearance of life. Afterward his skull
was found to be crushed about the temple.
caused probably by his swinging against a
wharf.
Mrs. Emerton. 95 years Old. the moth
er Of large family ofnow living children,
and think the oldest person in town. died
Suddenly few days age.
Mrs. Swasey. the wife of Col. l. n.
Swasev. was buried yesterday. She was
about 80 years old; but died rather sud
denly. though her health has been very low
| for several wears. She was sister Of Mr.
John Buck. of Orland. who died very
short time ago. The Col. is now in his &
wear but is a man of remarkable visor al
his age. In bis young manhood he wal
apparently candidate for an eariy grave
aud the protraction of his life TO this goot
old age is attributable mainly to system
early adopted and habitualiy and persist
entity pursued. without mnch regard TO
climate or weather Of exercise (riding) II
the omen air; Of which he is 4 remarkaoi
example of the incalculaoie ana ,naPpfe
.,-h,. hene6t P.H. W.
April 10th.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Bangor.
HANGoR-

BANGOR, Apr. %.
The fourth meeting in aid of manufac-
lures was held in City Hall this evening
and like the previous ones was fully at
tended, and much interest was nantes ted.
The committee made report orthe action
OF the city government in exempting from
taxation new manufacturing enterprises,
and also the--of the city to dispose Of
the old burying ground lot for site for a
mandatory About three thousand has
been subscribed as a guarantee fund to-
ward paying the rent Of buildings. to be
used for manufacturing purposes. The
subscription is an annual one for five wears,
aud is 70 be made up to i've thousan
dollars. The annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge Tsmplars of this state. commenced
In this city to-day, and is largely attended
public meeting WAS held at Music Han
in the evening, which was addressed Nv
Gov. Perham, Mayor wheelwright. J, Il.
Osgood, president OF the Gardner Reform
club, Rev. G. II. Vibbert of Mass and
others. After the close of the meeting.
large number signed the pledge Of total
abstinence. The session will continue to-
morrow, and in the evening a large public
meeting will be held at Norembega Hall.
The police this afternoon seized some fii-
teen hundred dollars worth of liquor from
the premises OF James McCann. il was
contained in eleven barrels all of which
were found stored away In an attic. Nc
Cam VAS offered yesterday an opportunity
70 return his liquors If he had any to Bo,.
ton, but he denied having any on hand.
April 2.th.-The City Marshal yester-
day found and siezed in a cellar under the
L Of A d. Robinson's house on Birch s..
three barrels OF whiskey, three Of cherry
rum. three OF cider, two OF gin, two Of
current wine. one Of rum and six jugs
containing liquors OF different kinds. Five |
large bottles were also seized labeled re- |
spectiveiy. ''Oil OF Holland Gin" ''Oii of |
Bourbon" oh of Cherry Brandy" OH OF |
Port Wine" Age and body preparation"
Zach containing about pint OF fluid. |
which, experts say, when mixed with a |
certain quantity Of Alcohol and water will |
produce exact limitations OF the liQnors |
named. partly filled jug was found |
with the bottles labeled "colorin." Mr.. !
Robinson says the oils were sent to him
without his order. aud that he never used
them 10 manufacture liquors. In the af-
ternoon the police found and seized In the
garret Of James McCanns house on May
ST., eleven barrels all filled with intoxicat-
ny liquors. except one, which was only
partly full.
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Mr.. Frederick campbell Of Cherry
field. has taken charge Of the High School
at Calais. Mr.. Campbell was the late
Preceptor of Cherryfield Academy. and
! won deservedy good reputation bv his
/ administration.
A. I. Saunders. advertises corn for
sale at eighty-fvc cents per bushel.
The schooner Astoria. Morang. is at
] the wharves with cargo of corn.
/ Sheriff wyman on Fast day" notified
I all dealers In intoxicating fluids that the
sale OF such must be discontinued after
I that date. All the whiskey shops are now
closed and the mourners 20 about the
streets There seems to he n little diff
| dence In Portland about interviewing the
! City Agent as the following touching in
I cident In the Press shows:
| 4 man waited on Sheriff Perry yester-
| dav 10 secure his good offices towards
obtaining n pint Of liquor. He said his
wife was i'll and it was necessary that she
should have some gin. The sheriff told
him that he could do nothing for him:
] that the proper wav TO get liquor was TO
procure physicians prescription and go
to the agency. No said the irare indi-
viduai. III bc-ifI do; she may die first
That was a poble adherence to principle.
Fast Day and the rapidly drying streets
brought ont some Of our talented riders
and one. a well-known merchant. conclud-
ed 10 make It a little easier for his tired
s,eed BY leading him back to the stable
Almost anv horse will get tired afrer
throwing his rider fifteen or twenty times
n short iniervsi-
-Frenchman'~ Raw Ia clear Of ice. The
schooner Scis,o. the first Of the season.
came into Eden the 10th inst. with mer-
chandise for J. ". Wood and l.. J. Thorn
az.
AT Mt Desert Mr.. Whiting has COM
mcaced rigging hi, vessel. soon to be
launched. aud Mr.. Emmons Pray is finish
ing another. Mr.. Hal has commenced
the seasons operations on his stone quarry
Mr.. II. F.. Mavo. the travelling agent
Of Mcssr>. I. :. Johnson a Co j. In town
on his way East for an eight months trip
in the British Provinces MIR. MAYO has
been four wears in the err.oy OF this old
and reliable firm selling their popular
medicines. and ~ are pleased to learn.
has been a successful and reliable agent.
Mir Alfred +. Burrill sawed OF one
finger entirely and another parnsIly at
Spoaord'> MILL. Dedham. La, wedres-
day.
Deputy sheriff Obcr and officer Saml
ROYAL seized upon team at the Ellsworth
Falls. Tuesday night, between thirty and
forty gallons of rum belonging to jaime.
CocAlin. The liquor had evidently been
brought from Bangor aud had 1t not been
for our wide awake officers would have
escaped seizure.
We return THANKS TO Senators Morrill,
and llAmlin for copies Of the Comparative
Statement OF the rates OF Duties and I'm
ports under the several tariff acts from
l7s9 ~ $50.
IL 6. SAWS lie has crossed the river
and burned the bridges behind him. The
Commercial add, il il supposed from the
lively slyic in which. he frisks about that
some Of the sparks must have lodged be-
heath his coat tails.
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From Portland.

IOklLANN, Apr. 30.
The case OF the heRnebec and Portland
L. Z Co, against the Portland and kenne-
bee Il. X. Co., 10 set aside the foreclosure
Of toe mortgage by virtue of which the
latter company Was formed. and hold pos
session OF the Railroad. WAS decided by
the Supreme Court AT Washington yestcr-
dsy in favor OF the defendants confirming
the title OF the new COMPANY. 20 the prop
sry which is now leased 10 the Maine
Central. giving the latter company clear
title under their lease
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NEW YORK. A

NV YORK, Apr. 30.
Il IL stated that Bartlett, one OF Stokes
counsel. has withdrawn owing to a disa-
greement with John Graham. The case
comes up tomorrow when the district Al
tornev will put in a replication to stokes
bill Of complaint.
Cincinnati dispatch says that August
Belmont Chairman of the Democratic
Nationol committee" is there and express
ed his preference Of Adams As candidate
% unite upon fer President.
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Bread and Cheese.

The Congressional Convention in the
Third District, kennebee, is called to meet
in Augusta on Tuesday, Nay II.
The Ksnnebee Journal says the Sheriff
Of Hancock County has notified the liquor
dealers Of Belfast to discontinue &c. Now
this is too bad to send him out of his baili-
wick TO do this business.
CIvL SERVICE REFoRA.- The President
has issued the following order:
The Advisory Board Of Civil Service Re-
form having completed the grouping con-
rsmplxted by the rules already adopted.
have recommended certain provisions tor
Carrying the rules Into effect. The recon-
mendations As herewi published are ap-
proved and the provisions will be enforced
- rapidly as proper arrangements can be
made, and the 18th Of the rules adopted on
the 18th Of December, As amended 10 read
As published herewith. The utmest fidelity
aud diligence will bs expected OF all OH
GERS in every branch of public service.
Political appointments, As they are called
have besn forbidden within the various de-
parmeuts. and while the rights of all per-
sons in sficiAl position to take part in
politics ID acknowledged, and the elective
franchise Is recognised rs high trust to
be discharged by al entitled to the exercise
when in the employment Of the govern
ment or in private life, honesty and efiici-
sncy, not Political activity. will determine
the tenure Of office.
(Signed) L. s. GRANT.
By the President; HAMILTON FISH,
Ssc'y Of State.
President Grant says In his Executive
order that Political considerations are not
70 rule in appointments 70 once hereafter.
SKwISG AACHINKPArKNrs.- 10 stated
tina, Notwithstanding the previous decision,
the Senate Committee on Patents will hear
argumeats for AID aSainst the application
Of A. B. Wilson for . second extension of
his twice re-iasued sewing machine patent.
Mr.. Wilson, who has made 90. 600 out of
the patent, claims TO be distressfully in
eigent, but 1t il not for him that this third
extension Is asked. The Wheeler & VIII
son aad Singer cempauie. are reported to
nAse mace nom this patent over el8 900 :
VO tn ISL. Or el0s 900 O0O since the in
$1,000; ~ tney AK Congress for an ex-
The Evening PED desixes tn add m the
creed Of the Old Republican p.r,v vb;cb
was free soil, free speech, and free men
these two piaaks; free labor and g..
trade rec
saturday was . lovely day In H..
paEss. II the ice can stand much -.
such vsathsr, 1t 10 past liqSidssisg.
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Swollen Limbs.

Lebanon, y. II, Jan %, $50.
NR. Si-EvESs
Dexr sir-I write this note 10 inform you of the
effect of your Blood Purifier" upon my system =
When 4 commenced taking u, year ago, ! was
yery mach debIitsted. NV limbs were swollen 80
ta,t MAS Impossible for me te get into OF out from
acarriage and very painful TO 60 up or down stairs
Iadeesi 1 could scarcely stiDd On my feet. My APP
peSlte was xaoe INV strength failing rapidly. Al.
Ter using your medicine for few weeks, began
to improve NJ appetite improved AMI my strength
returned 1 can 1ow perform my duties AS nurse
with nv wonted ease; and feel owe il to VEGE
TiSE.
Y.nrs gratefully,
MRS. L. a. A. TILDEN.