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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-12
CITY Elections.


We would warn all Reformers and
Liberals that Our Charter elections for this
city are to come of 90 the LIST Tuesdac
following the 1st Monday in April.
1t lie unnecessary to state, that
he City Board elected last spring has
proren itself VIGOROUSLY the most inconpe-
tent Board since We had a corporate being
either as Village or City.
We sound the alarm thus early that every
elector may have timely notice that unless
the business men and tax payers. who are
grooming under the oppression of ne ,dless,
and pro6isate City expenditures, come out
to the primary meeting, they need cherish
20 hope that the incoming City officials
will be an improvement on last year.
This practice of staying away from the
primary meetings and then grumbling the
other 364 days in the year should be
abandoned
Good reliable men should be elected, at
each ward caucus, to attend the City Con-
vention, and their constituents sh ouid fol-
low them up and advise with them, that
we may ret be irretrievabiy lost and sxal-
lowed up by enorrnouso taxation IKE She
boygan, WATERFOWL and other cities to
numerous to mention.
This CITY as Reform day 6y one ham
dred maj ority. If business meu would only
come out to ward enucuses there would be
no danger that men would creep into the
board, whom they would not be willing to
trust to manage 9 business transaction,
wherein five dollars were at stake. Each
year We are told by radical officials that
our city taxes viii be less next year SILL
each succeeding year brings more burden
some taxation. We presume We will be
told that taxes viii be less next year, not
outstanding the $4,000 bridge to be
built on 8th street in early spring.
We can eject an entire Reform city ticket
/ from Mayor to sealer of weights and meas
ures, with Ten out of the twelve Aldermen,
If wise council prevails and Il general at,
tendance at primary meetings.
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Personal.

WE Were pleased to meet the Rev. f. r.
Half, OF Green Bay, Oh Tuesday last, in
our Clty FIR. Half was called here to mt
tend the Convection preparatory 10 the
formation Of a uew Diocese in this part of
the State.
We have seen his name mentioned sew
eral times by The State press as = most
suitu ble person for this new Bishopric.
His earnestuess of purpose, sound adyo-
cacy Of all Joctriua! matters pertaining TO
10 the church, his knowledge of hrman
nuture, and above ali his purity Of lie points
him out as emnent!y tit and deserving the
the exalted position Of Bishop, Of the
prosI ectiye Diocese.
His many friends in this city wouId be
delighted to see him b"nored with the losi.
ton.
Fred Blood, j. Back and Z. Richmond
all Of Appleton, were at the WjnGi,te
House on Tuesday. Fred is soon to resume
his duties as clerk on the Iipend.
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Post Office.

x.r:. ~ Departure u .Hdi',.
Asf.i,y -scrti, so1tt. East. Sonts. Southwest
! - Mantle voc D1:lY ST Z O'CLOCK a. m. ant
ssriT sax Sfs.Gygn m IN time for the cars TO FOND
inf Jffss times woek; Mondaf. W e6nescay
f. Tr.day. By tie wav OF Sewtonburg, neen-
ktwar6-, Rewards Grove. to sheooygan. and
lar~" tstles q eri.- TGesday. Thursdav and Sat
by w. c: Sori1sla, Hike, Cenfeville
Aio+ei- = shescvgan.
E'aol NsuE7woc to Two Rivers, tdailTl at
. q, AID erriyss a. H1nitowoe al 7 O'Clock
fri-UeekIy-To C.lIiton. Leaves Mantle
= - : Tuesdsr. Thurs iay, and Saturday, and
t--ircs :. Chiffon ~ s ? N.
.er.rra at M7nitowoc ever Monday, Wednes
Tr.-vs ceh,y-Fo Green Day-via. T~e
Et.ats-L@avas Hdrttnroc eTsrg Monday. " ed
= dsY ~, Ff1-y II 3 IN, and arrives at Greer
r ~ uny' LAY az IN.
Artuss Il Mantf@oc ersr7 Tuesday, Thurs
hav aaa suurCzv. at N.
scmi-ssee..iy-Io hswauEec-via Two
ivars--L-sves naui'owoc, Monday. and Thurs
! IS ~ n, and arrives at Meni'owoc every
! !. AZ and ic,Y al
tteeiJfy From Nanitowoe 10 hen7sha-
ieavcas Hantowoc every Friday at II, aud ar
rtyes IL II n m srn6ly.
~ s7e-ial Post Oecas cr Francis Creek. Prae
81ssrrrGn-. zet their rnnii eYefy Saturday
EnI saAs?.
rest once ossn for ;s!i,sr!nu .-s.sr. from II
Dt 4.
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Ex-PREsIpESr FILLMORE died Mt his
residence in Buffalo, last Sunday night. lie
was born in Cayuga county, New York, in
1900, ard consequently ct his death was
in his ! !th year. His carly life was spent
in the u,ost severe toll on his fathers farm,
bu. with determination to lift him.
self above surrounding circumstances, he
employed oil of his leisure moments in the
careful perusal Of whatever books the
neighhorhood afforded: and at the age Of
Il, he had so well employed his hours of
study that he was able to begin the prac-
.ice Of law, and accordingly opened an office
fer that purpose in Buffalo. His political
career began in 1899, a, q member of the
State Legislature. In 1874 he was chosen
COMPTROLLER Of the State ofNew York, and
the subsequent year was elected Vice Pres
ident of the United States under Gen.
Taylor. On the de ath of Gen. Taylor he
be came Chief Magistrate. He made siren
uors efforts for reelection, but was de-
fsa.,d. After retiring from the presiden-
tial chair he abandon politics and led a
life CT quiet enjoyment; although in 1856
he PERMITTED himself to be again run az
candidate for the Presidency, but he received
only small number of woes.
As we have previously stated his earl,
life was spent in severe toll. ard he even
did not have the benefit of common
school education; yet, by MS inius,E,ou'
Efforts lie ssinsI an enylabie distinction
among h.e ig.2w I1cE.
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Tho DvOnprfiaS Of DIR. WALKERS
No Person can take these Bitters

according to directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not de
strcyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-03-12

% VfHsN, VI IK1If, > I1VIi, " IIINc
Swellings Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck.
Go;rc, Scro!ulous determinations, lndolcns
determinations, Mcrcuria Affections. Old
Sores. Eruptions Of the Skin, Sore Eyes. etc
In these. ~ in eli other constitutional Dis
eases, WALKER's VINEGAR BIrrERS havo
shown thei. great curative powers IL thu
l,,nsi .,l,si; aud i..trn 81 nlal.,
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LL'p>PS& tHthDlh'i>ln, NJ NlH iEl2, lock
jaw. ualsy, sprsins, dwellings,. oak '.a-breasts,
scali-, burns, sait-rheum. ear-ache. &c
upon the human frame. and Of strains.
SPAWN. gals &c. upon animals in one year
than have all other pr-teHae,! remedies
since the world began 1t j. "a counttr-irri-
tant. an all bedling pain rciicver. Cripples
throw away their crutches. the lame walk
poisonous bites are rendered harmless. aud
The wounded are healed without a scar 1t
is no humbug The recipe is published
around each bottle. II IL selling rs no arti-
,icle ever before sold ana it sells because il
does just what it pretends to do. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism. pain. or
swelling, deserve to suffer if they will not
use Centaur Lniment. More than 1000 GER
tifcates Of remarkable cures, including fro
zen limbs chronic rheumatism govt, run
ming tumo-s, &c, have heen received. We
will send circular containing certifcatee.
the recipe, &c, gratis, TO any one request
ing it. One bottle Of the yellow wra pers
Centaur LInimenu is worth one hundred dol
lars for. spawned or sweenied horses and
mules: or for serew-w0rln in sheep. Stock
owners--this liniment is worth your atteu-
ton. No famiy-should be without Centaur
Liniment. Sold by all druggists. Fifty
cents per bottle; large bottles. ) 60. J b.
Rose Co, So Broadway, New York.
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Signor Donate.

The world renowned one legged dance
Artist, will give one of his most amusing
entertainments at the Bohemian Hall on
Saturday, March l4th. This fancy step
per has trippei his Terpsichoran touches
in all the principal cities of both Europe
end America and has always been greeted
with the most unbouEded applause. Songs
in both English and Bohemian will be given
and an interesting programme carried out.
Manitowoc has had but few entertainments
of this chara cter of late, and we predics
that Siguor Donate will have an overflow
ing house.
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ROBERT ADLER has just returned from
Milwaukee, bringing with him large and
choice stock Of liquors and cigars with which
to replenish his wholesale store on York
Street. Mr.. Adler is one of our most en-
tcrprising young men, and has, by his live.
~, genial ways, already won many friends
and bull. up good business in this
county
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SHERIFF START will start to morrow for
Waupun, taking with him John Hogan " ho
Was sentenced the second time, on Monday
last, TO imprisonment for life, for the MUIR
der of his bother, Martin Hogan, an also
Jacob fouah who was sentenced for the
term OF one year.
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ERRORS 0E YOUTH.

1 GNTEMAN who suffered for year from
"A Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects Of youthful inIiseretIon will. for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all
who need it, the recipe and direction for
making the simple remedy by which be was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience can do SO by address
ing in perfect confidence,
JOHN. Il. OGDEN, A. Cedar st. New
York .s6-6mo
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DR5. GILLIAN & foTss retlrn their Gin
cera thanks 70 The citizens of Manitowoc for
their liberal patronage. They will attend to
professional calls at their office here until
March 10Th, after whic h they will be in She
hoTgan til May lst Letters directed TO
them there will receive prompt attention.
jou% UAyEs attended Green Bay Blu
fiacss college three months, his former
employers then re,engaged him at an ad-
vance OF oTcI 50 per cant, on his former
wages which IA two months returned the
cost OF his schulership. Sll-2H,
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Mas CoAgLEY has sold out her millin-
cry establishment on the corner Of York
and 9th Stree. to Miss NJ. E. Carroll who
will in future carry on the business a.
the same location. Miss Carroll proposes
to keep constantly on hand millinery goods
of all kinds and of the latest styles, and
hopes TO retain all Of the cid patrons u
the establishment as Well as gein many
new o-a7
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ache, Pain in tho Shoulders, Coughs,
Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Fluctuations of the Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita-
tatiOn Of the Heart, Inflammation of the
Lungs, Pain in the region Of the Kid
neys, and hundred other painful symp-
toms. are the ofIsplings of Dyspepsia
One bottle will prove a better guarantee
OF its merits than q lengthy advertise
rhnNf
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured Q.lhat irsll disease, Consumption
~ simple remedy, is anxious to make
Known to his fellow suffers the means Of
are To all Who desire it, be will send a
copy q the prescription used, free o.
charge, with the directions fer preparing
and using the ssIa., which they will end
i SURF CtRg for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
HsuscRI7I-. &c. Parties wishing the
prescription will please address.
Rev. E. 4 WILSON,
lss Penn. :: Williamsburg, New York
7o6-6mo
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Chief JusrIcE WAITE took the oath Of
Office on March 4t.. The ceremony of ad-
ninistering the oath ;s reported to lave
been very imposing and impressive. 1t
! took place in the chamber of the Suprem
Court Of the United States, and was Wit
messed by large and brilliant throng. Mr..
Waite has won many friends since he took
up his residence in Washington.
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The Circuit Court adjourned to day, and
the court room is empty and silent once
more. Judge Mclean who dispored of what
cases there were on the calendar with
unusual dispatch, will leave this city for
Fond du Lac on the afternoon train.
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terms LNiTED STATES PUBLISHING Co,
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WHILE Milwaukee is greatly perturDe6
at the present advance IN the price of beer,
we calmly quaf ours, at the old rates, and
thank our stars, that our lines have Teen
cast II pleasant places.
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We understand that Mesore Morse and
Bleser, of this city, have gone into partner.
ship and will soon open rooms for the sale
Of Sewing Machines, Pianos, Organs &c.
They are young men Of reliability and VIC
feel sure Of their success in this uudertak
iuo
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JoHS BRows while hauling lumber from
the Depot for Chas Wihton vas accidental.
ly ttrowa from the load to the frozen
ground and broke his arm, between the 81
bow aud shoulder.
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THE II. 81. ScovE sad the q. S. Gran,
have both left this port during the week
bound for Milwaukee, With sargos 9:
| cord wood and cedar posts.
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STor tia. cough, with "Wolcott's Con-
snnlp,i11 clre" The best remedy In the
world fer coughs and consumption. Il
heals a'ccrated threats and tonsils, Sore
cess Of tte ehes. anu lungs. Wolcott''
Pam Psit. removes every class Of Iaia hy
. 'h1rouzA outward application c: Pain
Paint owe, the parts affected Wo.e9stt
Ar-ihila.5r cures Catarrh. Iness tire,
cert remedies ere FOR Sale at the ORA,
.-es 4 .f.ssrs. cacon, Buerstst,s, an,
MsuLisT 4 S91.
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LsS8 pLA:rEV- fresh ground and con
.'7ntlY on hand at the Manirowos Pla.te'
Mills, in the Oriental Mills ware house
Farmers should not lose the benefit OF
good sle:ghirg bulge, their supply y part
before lad roal Sc. ip.
500 III = ScurETrk { RRo
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cclys SOUTH.
GOING SoRRH
II. g. HI REED, cenT MlnaZr.
Steamboat Time Table.

sEfvLL AxD DLFAaYuEr or GOODRICH.
sTrAMERs.
The sii..7 lsrei steamers GEii'owoc and She
o-g@1 eiil ieaTe every morning, (sGrdays sx
..,s - =. ~ O'Clock. SATURDAY. boat leaves Al
~ q ,..r Norm, Satardsy'. boat goes through
zee :, Ke1Euree and Ahnepee.
= ..BOe.-cabir steamers Oconto, bt. Joseph
s. Ir-ssdell will arrive and depart from Mani
--J- as. o 5Hs:
Gang s,uth-Lef rss every Monday, Wedresdayi
Sat,rdaT IT about a. "a.
Gong horia Leaves every Tre,d=J, Thursdli
: sa.7acas 81 ahogi . ..
J. ". TSoxzs, Avert.
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A TEACHERS meeting will be held at
the Second ward School hodse, next Satur-
day, March l4th, commencing at A. n.
A programme has been prepared. Teach
and frieul Is os education, are invited to at
tend
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CAsToRiA is more than a substitute for
/ Caster Oil. 1t is the only safe article in
existence which will as initiate the food reg
ulate the bowels. cure wind-coiic and pro
duce natural sleep. 1t conta;ns neither
minerals, morphine or alcohol. and is pleas
ant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may rest.
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THs large three and after which Win
date and Butler hare been engaged in
building during the winter will be launch.
ed next Saturday.
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CITY ITEMS.

SCHUETTE Il BRo-,eve up to the times
in ali the new styles, have the new Gran
gers Caps in all varieties for sale at their
emporium, corner Of 9Th and Jay streets. VI
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Letter List.


The folio wing is a list Of letters remain
ing 10 the Post Ofice which have not bee.
sailed for:
4 anderson Capt AileciJohensen. Anders
Arnson knu1e johnson Geo
Arensen Hiss TherberK unsen Ems
Chlausen Hagnus Larson Capt Lars
Carman Elisha n kercher Mrs 81
Collins Kiss Lizzie Nyhf gen 0ie T
Elseburs Regena Noble J
Enochson Enoct Nelson
Fitzgerald Cath Nelson II B
FliIt r. Olsen Ole
Cation James Petersen N.theas
Gunnissen j Petersen Christian
II. ward II 6. 2 Riue John
Hubbard Stephen Sigvaldson Peder
Haden john Tostsnson Ole
Isak son Lars Turks Capt John
Johnson John p Wallace Miss Sarah
CHAS. ESSLlNGER, ?. NJ.
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Recommend it Heartily,

SOUTH BosTcN, EeO. I. 1870.
Mr.. STEyENs-Dear Sir: | nave taNen severa
bottles your NEGETiSE, AMI am Convinced 1t /
valuable remeoy tor Dysoe s:a, Kidney Com.
pant. and general debility OF TIE system. CIR
i.cartly Ieceniu end it TO all suefTriu- rom tIt
aooye complaints.
Yours respect ully.
MRS. MJNROE PARKER 3s6 Athens St
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OCR Legislature will probably adjourn
this week. The present session has been
remarkably free from boisterous demon
STATIONS and noisy declarations of petty
politicians who fancy that the people can
be deluded into belief of their abilities
by so doing; but on the contrary it has been
marked by on earnest desire on the part Of
most Of its members TO work for the inter-
es. of all without infringing on the rights
of any, and to make our State Legislature
what it should be-a tribunal to which the
people may apply for relief, instead of a
tool to aid monop0liss in adding to their
burden.
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Sewing Machines at Cost.

a, wish to closo up the Sewing Ma
chine business, will sell what | have on
La7d q. cast prices. Those in need of .
machine viii i. well TO call a. the store OF
sir F. W. BogCHERpT.
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HOs. II. n. SxrrH, the newly appointed
Wasseu Of the State Prison. has selected
s. D. Hubbard, of Sheboyg.n as his deputy.
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.. IoEEIsoS has Just received large
Il; Of the dacs: Spring goods ever brought
= Ills market consisting Of plain and fan
ey ensh,ner', broad cloths, hatp, cap, and
ready male ciothing, all Of which are of
the Iat-s: Style. lie hos marked the price
az his spois down within the reach Of every
enc, ani wouiiinv.ta the public, generally,
- tsgsc look n: his goods before purchas
ing elseR here. Sl2-2w.
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CT SCH IS.
City and County News.

lsRos-,;a o.. nj T. & J. Robins son S
r,uc Store for eighteen ccnts rer gallon.
SG1.tf.
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MGs4EU ri AEGI A]
AMS SNEYNSKM

University Of renna in lS ssA ye.rs eIperienee
Perfected DR.. Filters Vegetable Rhe AN Att o
Syrup. guarantee u infauAle sur~ for Esrye KID
ney and Rheunsss liseaseA Sworn h April 1871.
z oe0OURH. Eeta,y Pv6;ic. Pa-a-
We cs.synen Nm es4 b H. and v satisfy any one writ
Ing Us Rev Tho Murphy D Frankfnrd. Phia H.
living Mecia Pa Rev y Buehenan, Carsnce Iowa Rev.
Phiia Afflicted should write D., Ftssr eIpls-
ratory Pamphlet guAfaasee xn4a 60 Reward for in
durable 20 ehasrs Sod by druexaa
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Centaur Liniment.

There is no pain which the
Cen;anr Liniment viii not re-
iicye,nO swelling il will not sub
due. and 10 iaaIeness which il
viii not cure. This Is strong
language but it is true. 1t
has produced more cures of
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TEE returns from tho Slate elections
hsnin New HzmFshis, hst fussdsJ, thns
far, indicate Q Democratic victory.
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TIE Albany Arya, is exceedingly happy
over the result of the recent town elections
returns for Supervisors in thirty four coun-
ties give the Reform party, in the aggre-
gate, a majority of SO. These same coun-
ties in 1873 gave Republican majority of
80, and in 1872 majority Of about 200
4 change of this kind Is certainly indica-
tive of grand awakening of the people,
and promises a glorious triumph for the
Reform party OF another Presidential cam
paicn.
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BLEAcEIso- ASS PKEssIsG neatly and
speedily done. ~ Miss CAROLS Millinery
establishment. 6l2-3w
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Notice to Contractors.
CLARKs MILLS, Feb. 10th, 1874

ILARks Mills, Feo. 10Th, Ic14.
TIL. Catholic Congregation Of Clarks Mills
PROPOSES t. build Brick Church during the
coming sumner. Sealed proposals for THE
Lu,liisg OF lie aame will be received BY
lotn p Wickegt, Of Clarks Mills, where
tue plan together with the specifications can
- IN.
sag-4t Br order Ct the building committee
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COMMERCIAL,
Sl.SfTOwGC MARKET. =

( Corrected weekly by John Schnette & Bro
Dealers in Gen! Mdse. and Farm Produce.
OFFICE OF The MANITowoc PlLor
MANITowoC. Mar. l2. 1874
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Truth is Mighty, and will
PreVail.'
VECETINE
PURlElES TEE BLOOD and RE
STORES CI7E sIEAiTEs.
SEVENTY ONE YEARS OF AGE.

SEVENTY ONE YEARS OF AGE.
FAST NARsHFIELD. Al-. % lSIa-
Mr. STEvESs-De,r 5.r- | .IJI sc yenp some ears
OF age: hIv@ suffered many years win kilnev
Com olaint wesSHass IN nv back and stomach.
vas III .nceG by trends to tr. your NEGEIINE Z. and
| tbinS ii tie best medicine ,or weakness the
Kidneys ever used. | nave tried many remedies
Tor this complaint. antneveE ftand 20 much re-
Ie' as from tHe NEGETIsE 1t strengthens and
rncleor1tes tie wnoie stem, Many OF my &c
quaiatauces have T. zen It, ana | celteye II to tie
GOOD all tie coiruIants for wa!ch Ii is recon
mended. Yours truly,
JOSIAH H. SHERMAN.
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WHAT'S NEEDED.

PosTlS. Fec. 49, 1911
Mr.. III. r.. STEvENs-Dear SIR: ABOUT one wear
since ionn II self n 4 feeble condition rom
general debility. NEGETISE vas stron-.y recon-.
nendet TO NE by a friend who Lad been muci
benefited 0F 1t use. I procured tne article an l.
ai'sr using several bottles, was restored to neIIth
an discuBtuuc1 Its use. | reel quite confident
tiat there i NJ medicine superior to for tlose
complaints Tor which It IL especially prepared,
/ would Cheer u'lv recoGlDen 1t to those who
feel taat t.ey need sonnet ling to re-tnre them to
perfect pealtf.
Respectfully yours
t. J.. Pc TTNGTLL.
Firm Of s. II. Petpngi i Co , 10 State 81. Boston
NEGETINE extends its influence IL TO every part
81 tue Gmau organs n. co 1IueucIBg with q g
foun dat, on, correcting disease action restor-
ln- vital overs, ere tIu- healthy formation sHd
pu' lfcatI"n oil the fIool. driving disease and
leaving Nature 10 lerorn its ailo;el task. VEG
ErINE is -oId BY ali Lru-aists. 800 iw
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I'VE see, said Swift, in one Of bis most
ssrca site moods, "what Go! thinks Of riches
BIZ the rSople lie gives ,hem to
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