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my oHANoERY, IN l'HE CIRCUIT

~ Court ofTyler County, viva. .l-'ft5S5 :
y. ereor, A LAing, W. CTulckshankb and d
2. AeLNelne, partnera e Greer . LIAinR, who
sue on behalf Of themselves and an I'M. otheI
creditors OF the late finn OF johnson BrothefS
'menuoned a. Defendants In this suit PlRfntiffs
J. q. johnson, Daniel D, johnson and samuel
johnson, late partners % Johnson Brothers;
zenA9 Martin, Trustee, A. ThfRtle. q. TbiEfle'
JonnlB. Mccoy, Trustee, OlIey JohnSon, Ken,
ner . Stephenson, Trustee, Jacob NelSon md
Tns SSoplei Manufacturing Company, Do
At the November Term, 1878, OF said cour,
toete was decree rendered In tho above Styled
saeSe, wherein amongst other thlngI II was o..
oetedt adjuoged and decteed that this cause be
and ne aAme is hereby referred 70 D. r. Push,
one q mo hASter Commissioners Of this Court,
E T1tn nsIaelons % ascertain and report to this
Co1tt WHAT real and pettonal estate The lAte Arm
o. johnson Htothet9 had Atthe time OF their a..
ngnment 70 zenAa Martin, Trustee, for ne ban.
eat Of thelr eredi torS, and what debta ne sad
atm owed and TO whom and the amount thereof,
Ana MnAt each creditor has received since said
peftonal each individual partner Of sGid kte dim
owned a. The time Aforesaid, and what were The
individual debts Of each OF aid paftnefa Al ma
TINE, 70 WHOM the sumo were due and the
Ameunu OF each and What, II anything, has been
paid on said individual debts since that tim0s
signment, existed Against either the Aim
poeperty or the individual property Oft aid
RAttnsfs and the amounts and The priorittea
TAneteoii what idendl have bean declared by
La ,s reople's Manufacturing Company on tho
~ 'e SSOOg % stock mentioned In the Iaid deed
a. HHss n.nee add deed was mAdo and Ih0
hsSa Sns tnsfeot, and NhsEher or not the came
nL,o D q PAID 70 said Trustee by said eompAnJ
NJ ~, u axe STATE and 6ettle al account With
$500 IN asetee. showing how mneh and what
psHpssy e money has come 10 the hands OF ne
SLa Trustee By virtue Of his iaid trTSt md now
ne has dispoeed Of the aAme, : = $50 W"
nov. hetatore, notlca u hereby rivon that
i nave hIed upon Ties dGyof FebrusTv is11 ~
S Lle Time, and ny law ONCE IN The town az Iid.
siseouSne,, Tyler county, W. Va, u he plaee
Mnele IMtu proceed % execute he Said dseseS
.I na lnAt VIII continue my Investigation froS,
time Y time until completed, Al Which tims
nS p.acs al pefeons Interested Ire required to
hppeA[ md psotect thelf interests IN ne prEfni.
-, ,s1 lyen under my hand this "a d1yof jam.
jsSGS1 i1c9 ool Lei AZ 81 5 -,
- ETLT-I-I
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TMIEW RANf1N ~ - - : -
~ Hans Sugar Cured Hreaki.st Bacon.
Vlea slaes, shoulders, Just out Oh Emofe,
hHT, DAVENPORT q PARKS,
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Speclal lNotlcee.
r 1NDsLEY INSTITUTE.

Instruction given in oil branches usually
Taught In Preparatory schools and AcademIes
The Department. Of Modern Languages d undeI
the control OF tho emineRtly successful teacheI
The Winter Session OF Twelve Weeks be0,p,
Monday, January 9Th, 1915 a . '''T-- ; n
JAMES WATSON.
dee92 in. HUTCHINSON.
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will sell 1t In one lot, or divide It in lots OF
four or AVe acres 70 SUIT ipnrehAeefs.f There 10
no better land for Market Gardening In Ohio
county. Situated within one milo OF the city Of
Wheeling. yF4 49, aG' hgyst1Slt1 .1.ll
AT TF ,S11s fo9tA cash balance IN two
For further particulln enquire ofthe sub.
'''. W. ~ GEO. ROBERTS,
Iy96 ia.- OIL - E6li- IS Main street Z
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SAMUEL B. MoCoLLoCH, CLERK.

The Defendant in tho above entitled suit will
tSke notice, that on the 18th day Of February,
lSI4. A. the law o1ace Of Daniel Peck, No. ll6i
vitRiniA, between the hours oiS O'clock A n
and o'clock ?. T., and to DO CONTINUED frum,
gay 70 day until completed, the Plaintiff win
tAse ne dispositions OF Abigail Valentine. Con.
% "a bAenmAn and VIM. link, 10 DO read In eVi.
denee on tho trial Of the above case. = 81.
t.o,.- s1oiiyy..f DANIEL PECK, "a
IAsoSM - SoVr OF the Plaintiff.
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FARM FOR SAL E q

F4ARN FOR SAL e O.
Iofer for sale the Farm on which now
reaide, HituAted In Marshall comfy, ". Va. come
three miles from the limits OF the city Of Wheel.
Ing, on or near the 'Falfmont Pike, containing
l05 acres Of hrstclass land, neatly all OF which
10 in flne state OF cultivation. The improve.
ments are all Of tho best, consisting Of o Brick
House containing eleven rooms, With all the
eonHeniences needial, A large cistern supplies
It with all the water for which rain water i6need.
Cd. There is also Q large Barn, with cellar; Sta
Bile room for Hotses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon House Corn orib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and good frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; With Churches and School
Houle within Q abort distance. The said land 10
well Watered, and 1lever-iailInR wen AZ the
barn. There 10 Q good Vineyard OF Catawba and
Concord GRAPES. and large number OF the best
selection Of Fruit Trees IN fulI bearing, combat
ing OF Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries
and Ounces, with almost all the frat quality Of
small fruit grown in this part Of tho country.
!Any per son deBiring good home near to the
city Of Wheeling where they can practically dis
pose OF whatever they may raise forthe market,
will do well to call on the subscriber, who Wili
give all the necessary Information. Terms easy.
JG1-dAW ~ sse.y, I'm. +. WAYAAN.
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Forty eholss saI!SsI5Pg I :; S.s On EhsslSE Is
sTEHns-o e.ioufth cash, tho residue In equal
lnstallments At one two Gnd threa years, With
interest JN0. P. GILCHRIsT,
Api0 Mil.
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4 LWAYs GET THE BEST.

"A "Ai' dAL TIE BEST -.q
FEEDS. 00UGH sYRUR.
Nothing equal TO It for Coughs, Colds, Hoarse.
meas, Bronchlus, Whooping Cough, d. FOR
PUBLIC speakers and Bingers II is last ne thing
70 make the voice smooth and clear. "a 80
~ sold By Druggists everywhere eal- !lJ
AcCABB, KRAFT = CO., PEopEietoEs, d
OCH Wheeling, W. Va.
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For sale.

RUsINEss STAND FORisALE.
Market, between 22d and a3dt Atteets. This 10
Considered q nlst rate location for 4 Banket's
house, or indeed any lfst tlaBs business enter.
prise. Possession April ~, 1874.
THOS. o'BRIRN,
jA7 Real Estate Agent,
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ORGANIC WKAKllRss

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don, Rraduate nom ono Of tho most Ominof,t
Colleges IN tho United States, and Tho RreSfei
part Of Ehoae LIE has been gpent IN the h6sptais
has effected som0:of tho most AstonishinR, enrSs
ever known. Many troubled with finfifR IA
the head and ears when asleep, great nery6ua.
meas, being Alarmed Of sudden sounds, bOshfui.
ness, with frequent blnshlng, attended Come.
times with arrangement Of mind, were cured
immedlRtelY -
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E1UOATE YOUR GONsI

National Business College. Prepares young
men and boys for busineaS Life. Individual In.
enuetion given each student. It has tho best
!eaehefs, best eourle Of study, and do0s most for
MARTN q FRAeHKR,
l3 - Wheeling. ". Va. d
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites 70 promote sconnu6ial hap.
through life becomes Q weary pilrrinSve. M
prospect hourly darkenS to the view. fhe mind
becomes BhAdoWed with despair and Allied win
the melancholy reflection that the happIneSa M
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Who have injured Themselves BY Gcertaih prIe
tiee INDUCED In whom alone, q hEhif TffeouenfIv
learned nom evil companions or a, School. M
enects Of which are nightly felt, even men asieeb
and II not cured renders marriage imnlpoeSjble
Y. dssiEeys both mind and body AhOaid apply
whGtIpfty that q young man, the hops q, hi,
country, the darling OF his parentS. a6ould ~
snAtehed nom al prospects and enjoymcnts 81
lie BY the consequences Of deviatinR nom the
path OF nature and tndulging In certain socret
hAbit. such persons mnGt, before Contemplating
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-, EINDoRsElLHNTs OF TEE PREs5Ii

The naHy thouSands cured "a MI eaisSlI,b
men. ent within ne last twenty yealS, and the mum
~ Dr. Johnston, witnessed by no fef,,ytetH ~
me SuH, and many Other papers, i,otiees oi
which appeared again and again befone the' mr.
lie, besides his standing as gentIeman al tSsy-
tet ~ AND responsibility Ii dent Guaranty
sEin diseases speedily cured % I'D .sr
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOVICE

|A =
Having been appointed AdminiSsf stor Of The
estate Of Mary ofleal, Declared, parties know.
Ing themselves indebted 70 the aid estat0 viii
please call and settle; and al perSnna hIyinR
elAlmg against aid estate viii present them
properly authenticated for settlement. ~ FTI
ls...5'iz-rh. r. d. GMLRsPY, Admir-, ;
House. sia9
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lGeneraI Notices

INOTICE- .J9.sgS
Inc Lea sioig5lIu BIZ vuiUCll9! egI
Persona holding county orders on the sheriH,
bearing date prior TO june Isl, 1873, are hereby
requested to present the same to theS Sheriff for
payment on and after January 9Th, 1874, 40 in
By order OF Board OF Commissioners. .-lss5 .
JAY - I'll sOHAS, ii, DRITRRS Clark u
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TsLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

y. @. HKRyEY, Auctioneer r. ~ u -
.WheelinR, W. Va, Dec. u, 1879. deeli
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!NoIloE-01.sguom elsa s3e5sl
NM No. q 90 "a ,sz1f5. pnfvciq aaCTty,I
Tns regular annual meeting OF The stoekhold.
o. Mheoling, W. Va, for tho eleetiono OF Direc.
I9sslos me ensuing year, viii be held at tho
omse o. the Company, No: 400 Market street,
o. ahona5y, January Il, 1874, between the hour
IdeeSo "a i1s zifaJ. r. MILLER, sec,y. 4
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ELEoTloNi JaA5as sla s!ilys2.I.'ss.

The regular animal meeting of The Etoekbo,d.
efs OF the Commercial Bank, for 1he election a
Dlrector8, VIII DO had ut it, hankinR H0nse on
dasaSa e, January - 1874 between the hourl Of
Jas l.sT yidrs. P. HILDRRTH; Cashier.
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deolS .. JOHN WAGNER. cashier.
Observation-Disclosures 4

The regular annual meeting of'the stockhold.
eIs Of the Belmont Glass Works VIII Be- hold A.
the ONCE Of the Works on the 18th day Of JAM.
AIy, 1874, At one O'Clock r. H., for the choice Of
Directors for the ensuing year. :,
dec20tA y iia- - WA, COREY. 9ec,v
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Married Persons, or Young Hen contemplating
Marriage being aware OF Physical WOdkness,
organic debility, deiormitea, speedily cured.
he who place. himself under the carroll Dr..
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;ss yh0 hSyS AeeS ne ss@s 9! sSlIt
which annually sweeps 40 lAn untimely grave
Thousands Of Young Non OF tho most oIalted
talent md brilliant intolleet, who mi9hE otiidF.
HiDo hAy0 entEaneod llatening aenAteS with Tie
thrilling ljfe, my eSiI viihidiT ocIa6eIeS wv
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-05-14
'No license" German Meeting In
Cleveland.

A meeting Of German citizens of Cleveland
opposed to "llcense" was held on the 29th
ult., at the German church on Scoville-
avenue. Rev. Gruetzner presided and re-
marks were made by the chair, Revs.
Horn, Koch, Schneider, Nachtrleb, Dubs,
and Bickel, all opposing license"
Rev. Schneider spoke on "The Danger
Of Moderate Drinking" He said: l
know very well that it is nc easy task to
convince men that it is dangerous to use
intoxicating liquors, aver moderately.
When l say the drunkard is on his way
to ruin everybody says it is true. yoU are
right, but when I presume to assert that
the moderate drinker is travelling in the
same direction, l am called a narrow
minded bigot, q fanatic. Every moderate
drinker considers it his right to drink
where, when and what he pleases. Let US
for a moment look at the dangers of the
moderate drinkers: A moderate drinker
Is in danger Of being thrown into very OBJ
~Jectlonable society; of becoming a spend
thrift; of becoming initiated into other
BY of much more consequence
than drinking; Of neglecting important du-
&les which devolve upon him as husband,
father or citizen. How many moderate
drinkers not only give the money which
belongs to their family to the saloon keep
but also their timer Wife and children
sit in their cherries homes, hardly know
ing that they have q husband and father, |
while be spends his evenings and Sundays
in the saloon. The moderate drinktr is in
danger of being the cause Of the destruc-
ton of others. A man who uses intoxica-
ting liquors, be 1t ever so moderately, will
thereby open the door for his children and
to use the same. The moderate
dIinker is IN danger of becoming q drunk
ard. No man is safe who plays with rum
The less we have to do with sin the less
danger there Is. The less we have to do
with intoxicating drinks the less we are in
danger Of becoming d~runkGrds. The mod
crate drinker upholds and gives character
to the saloons, nine-tenths of which would
be closed in less than ninety daysif drunk
ards were their only customers. AfeaIful
responsibility rests upon q moderate drink
er. We have therefore but n duty be-
fore us-a duty which these extraordinary
times especially teach Us to perform, viz:
touch not, taste not. handle not"
Rev. Bickel claimed the Bible was ar
abstinence book in the use of wine n
much more nov in this age Of distilled
/ quor.
Rev. Dubs said many liquor dealers ia
vored license IN order to make their call
ing more respectable. Their business of
itself cannot give it and therefore they
seek it by q license. 1t its said that a
high license law will suppress many low
0 g-shops, 80 hat We will have less sa-
Icons, and they will be kept more decent"
Who is to fix the sum to be paid for the
license? The Legislature. Can any one
give US the assurance that if they fix it in
session at $500, that no succeeding
Legislature will reduce the sum? "If the
traffic is right, it needs no license; if it is
wrong, it ought to have none"
Several strong resolutions we're passed
decided ground against license.
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Signs OF a Democratic Revival.
From the Albany Argus DemO

The people are arousing themselves, aud
scrutinizing the action Of the two great
parties in our country, the bold, vigorous,
and salutary action of Jefferson, jackson,
Benton, and the men of their times again
command respect, and the people long to
have the country controlled by the princi-
pies which guided their action. We daily
hear our best citizens express a wish to
see the Democracy again in power, with
such men for leaders. Democrats univer-
sally demand it, and the better portion Of
their former adversaries openly concur
with them in this wish. From all parts
of this State, and from various sections in
others, we have this emanating from prom
inent men of all parties. They weary with
the confusion, uncertainty and mlagov-
eminent which so universally prevails, and
express their desire for peace, quiet and hap
piness under the effective management
and protection of the good old Democratic
party, actuated by the unselish instincts
which controlled the better days Of the
Republic. The day of change and reform
is at hand, and the present hopes OF the
people will soon be realized.
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ALuoknPlumhar,

The Governor of the District of Colum-
bia not only shines as a pa~tent-roofer, but
he is also q plumber anda gas filter. He
has a plumbing shop in Chicago, one in
st. Louis, one in Cincinnati, one wherever
a Government building is in process of
erection. Suppose, for instance, it Is nee
essary to make some plumbing repairs in
the Post-ofiee at Portland, Mullett, with
ont any advertising, gives the job to Shop
herd. The latter ships his men and ma
terials from Washington, and opens a
plumbing shop in Portland, and the Gov
eminent pays the fares Of 1.-THE workmen and
freight Of the material. This arrangement
for carrying on roofing, plumbing and gas
fitting for the Government is so complete
and must be so satisfactory to Shepherd,
who has the contracts, and to Mullett, who
let's the contracts, that it seems almost a
pity to break it up, to lift the cover and
let the public look into this warm and
snug little nest, and see the golden eggs
Matched in it-Chicago Tribune.
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Failure of the Present Congress.

From the ST. Loun hepuDncan (lndJ
After four months of parliamentary dilly-
dallyIng, Congress is getting ready to e1-
tend the campaign of talk three months
longer. Seven months eff legislation, and
another i~nstallment to commence in De-
cember next Was there ever a more
thoroughly n~onsensical waste of time and
money! Was there ever a finer illustra-
ton Of the noble science of how not to
do IT'D" 1t is idle to expect Congress to
itself II this particular. Nine
tenths of the members of Senate and
House are professional politicians. In poll
itics they live, and move, and have their
being, and are never so we'll satisfied as
when engaged in what are facetiously
called their deliberations" The remedy
for this expensive bombast, this Sound
and fury signifying nothing" is in the
hands of the people. Will they apply it 2
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Ohio 9rmurrat,
How Sweden Solves the LIQUOR
Problem.


The only sensible attempt to solve the
problem Of the liquor traffic that We know
Of ls the Swedish one Till recently ev-
cry family in Sweden could distill his
brandy, and pay no duty on it. Since
the abolition of this privilege, and the
consequent establishment of public houses
a united effort has been made, with the
help of the government, to check the gross
Intemperanoe Of the people.
The number of the public houses in a
given district, the days and hours at which
they are to be open, and the conditions
under which they may sell, are all fixed
by law, and the privilege of opening these
is disposed of at auction. An association
of the friends Of temperance buy the pri-
vilege, and keep these houses in their own
hands. Pure liquors only are sold, and
coffee and other beverages are to be had
over the same counter Rooms are kept
pleasant ard cheerful; innocent games and
newspapers are furnished their guests, and
every care is taken to make the place one
to which the workingman can bring
his family and meet his neighbors soci-
ally.
On the other hand, it is the purpose OF
the managers to restrain rather than pro-
mote intemperance. The counter is not
covered with ~rsisins, preizels, salt crack
ers and other proVocatiVes Of thirst. Men
are not pressed to drink, and the mar who
has had enough can have no more at
that time. The net profits are expended
on works of local charity. At least one
Scottish burgh was to petition Parliament
at the last session, for leave to establish
the same system with what success We
have not heard.
Whether such a system would be feasi-
bic with us, depends upon the constItu-
ton and stIergth of the parties into which
the community is divided upon this ques-
ton. If enough OF those who play the
roll Of indifference either possesses, or can
be awakened to a real interestin the mat
ter, ard enough of those who act with the
temperance men are really temperate In
opinions, a middle party might easily be
formedto carry ont the plan. Two par
ties would fight it as for very life, kno~-
ing that its success would be their des-
truction. The total ab~stainers and the
"rummies" would Join hands for once
Penn MonthEI March.
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(W estWard.J
RTATInNs

Mansfield passengers bound East by Train
No. II and Train No 3 have no change 70 New
York. Connections at RaYenna with the CleYe-
land and Pittsburgh road; At Meadvihe, Union
aRd Cory fer the OIL Regions: at Corning for
Rochester, and ~ BinghamPton for Albany,
New England.
Western pound passenger by Train No. 1 have
no change to Cincinnati, and By train number :
have choice Of sleeping coach. making oonnec-
lions with the Louisville Short Line Railroad or
Mail 5teamers for pcfnts in the South and South
dianapolia ana st. Louis Lines for points In Indi-
ana Illinois, Missouri, Kansas and the Far West
For Erth0r information - TO time, fare and
connections, apply 20 the local agent asking for
tickets via the ATLANTIC N GREAT WEST
ERN BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
No 'Btop-oVer' allowed upon local ucketa- Local
passengers must purchase tickets - their nrst
stopping place, and may then ~rspurchase nom
that point ts destination. ". B. 6HATTUC.
GenH Passenger 4 Ticket Ag't, Cincinnati. o.
P. D. COOPER, Genl SuPt
novlG-tf Cleveland, o.
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MARVELLnuS EEEEcI.

Mr.. 81. R. sTHvENs Dear sir-I have used the
great Blood Remedy, VEGETINE, and feel It q
duty to acknowledge the great benefit it has
done me. In the Spring Of the year 1879, I was
sick from general debility caused by ~overwork,
and much enaciated. I tried many remedies
without receiving any benefit from any Of them,
until / was persuaded to try VEGETtNE. Be-
fore I had taken this one week, my improved
condition gave me renewed hope and courage. I
continued TO take IL every day, gaining more
until / was compIetsly restored TO
health. The effect sf this remedy, In case OF
general debility, is indeed marvellous.
ELIZABETH A FOLEY,
May :, II 2I Webster st, CqarlostoEn, Mass.
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In the United States Senate, on the 9th
Mr.. Sherman, from the Finance COMMITTEES
reported back the House bill amendatory
Of the cnrEency acts with an amendment
in the nature offs substitute whose fsa-
lures are free banking. redemption Of Uni
ted States notes in i've per cent. gold
bonds, and retirement Of 80 per cent, of
Pfeen5aeks upon the issue Of national
bank currency.
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VEGETINE
PURIFIES THE BLOOD AND RE.
STORES THE HEALTH.
What "a Va~RfimR2

It is a compound extrasted from banks, roots
and herbs. 1t il Natures Remedy. It IL perfect
ly harmless from any bed effect upon the sys.
tenn. It is nourlshing and strengthening. 1t acts
directly upon the blood. It outlets the nervous
system. 1t gives you coed, sweet sleep at night.
Il is q great panacsa for our aged fathers and
mothers, for it gives them strength, quiets their
nerves, and gives them Natures sweet sleep, as
has been proved by many an aged person. It IS
the great Blood Purifier. 1t is q soothing rene
dy for our children. It has relieved and cured
thousands. Il is very pleasant 10 take every
child likes il.
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would not be without
v E E
FOR TEN TIMES IT'S COST.

The great benefit I received from the use Of
VEGETINE, induces me to give my testimony
in its favor. / believe it to be not only of great
value for restoring the health. bat q preventive
of diseases peculiar to the spring anc summer
seasons. I weuld not be without 1t for ten times
its cost. EDWIN TILDEN,
Attorney, and General Agent for Massachusetts,
of the Craftsmen's Life Assurance Company
No. 40 Sears Building, Boston, Mass.