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NOn.ResidenL Notice,

No. 03.-In the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-B p. Anderson,
commissioner OF hevenue, ETC., VS.. Walter
Merriman, ct al.
1t appearing from the bill which is sworn
to in this cause that the defendants Thomas
q. Anderson and Joseph j. Davis. are non
residents of the state OF Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered, That tb ey make theiI
appearance herein, al the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, Oh or before the
first Monday in December, 1875, and plead
answer or demur TO complsi aant'S bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as u them
and set for hearing exparte, and that copy
OF this order be published once a week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
This 7th day Of October, 1875.
A copy-attest: aa
z. a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By +. b. McHenry, d. &. and ".
John Johnson, sol. for compIL. Oct7 Fl
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KbEED.

INVERSION the Sd inst, at No. 81 Exchange
P. Schsurer), DR.. ID. 81. MYERS, in the sixty
eighth year OF his age.
The deceased was native of Virginia, but
recently resident of this city. He had been
a member of the Presbyterian Church for
fifty-one years. He led a truly exemplary
and pioIs life, and died, as we confidently be-
neve, sustained in the CHRISTIANS hope of a
blessed Immortality. He leaves a bereaved
widow and childTeU 10 mourn the loss of de-
Ynled hnsLaml Rnh klnd father -
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RACE NEWS.



NASHVILLE, October This ives
the fourth day of the fall meeting of the
Nashville blOOd-hOrse association. The
weather was cool ana pleasant, and the track
in fine condition. rhe attendance was large
the ledies department being well represented.
First Rdce-Mile heats, for association purse
of 500. y. B. Cheatham'S b. c. Asterlite, 1, ,,
|, /; H. b. Durham's CHI. BraResman,
3, /, 2, 2; A. Kean Richards ch. +. Mlsdeal,
l. 4, 3; T. ]. Neighbours CHI. +. Elemi, 2, 3, 8;
ruled out. Time, :45, :46t4, AN, Pools sold
on this race, previous to he first heat, aver
aged, Elemi, SIPS; Asterlite, So; Misdeal, $50;
Biakesman, S35. After the first heat, Misdeal,
500; Brake sman, $50; Elemi $50; Asterlite, 81.
After second heat, Brakesman, SlCO; field, S23
After third heat, Asterlite, g 25; Brakesman,
S2lO.
Second RGce-Dash of two miles, for associa-
ton purse of $3.50. n. B. Cheatham's br. C.
Newbern, l; D. MCarty's b. C. NOltigeur, 2;
E. o. Flliott's CHI. m. Fanny Malone, 3; James
FGanklin'S b. m. Arizona, 4. Time, 34l12.
Pools in this race averaged, Arizona, 500;
Voltigeur, s75; NewberD, S45; Fannie Malone,
81.
Third Race For a gentlemans cup; valued
at $50; dash OF mile and an eight; usual
conditions. Colonel Alex DOnelson, l; Major
J. W. Alexander, 2; Squire ]. H. owen, 3.
Time, 2 .20SI.
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A WHEELING dispatch, yesterday,
says: "Ihe election tJ.dsy for State
senator, in the first senatorial district, to
I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the death
Of Hon. A. J. Psnnell, resulted in q
handsome victory for Alfred Caldwell,
the regular Democratic nominee, over
Andrew Wilson, Independent Demo.
craI, indCT7ed by Republicans.
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Mr., JEFFERSON DAVIS, it will be
seen from our special, YVES received with
unusual colat at ClarksviIle on Wednes.
day night, and was the recipient of
every honor possible for the intelligent
people Of tlst pleasant city to manifest.
He will, no doubt, be equally honored
by the citizens of Hopkinsville, to
whom he viii speak to-day.
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THE OLD SEVENTH.
RCuFIiOn of "a Gallant Confederate Cav
airy RcEiment-In Camp Again
Programme for To-day.
Special 20 Appeal

BROWNSVILLE, TENN, October =
About one hundred members Of the Seventh
1eEne sea cavalry arrived here TO day, and
were escorted by committee OF citizens to
tue courthouse, and thence to Lhe fair grounds
one mile irOm town, where theywent regu IarIy
2nj0 camp, COlOne. W. /. Duckworth, who
&C 2 nanded the Il giment at the surrender,
Jshlng command Camp-fires are lighted, and
every inlng presents the appearance OF COM
nand IN The Held, with the absence of arms
10 organization OF speeches until tomorrow
MAJOR ). {. Maccgbel, Colonel Leonard, and
olhefs are expected to SPEAK tomorrow. Prep
arations nave been made by the citizens 10
entertain all visitors
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SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS

Have been made with the SOUTHERN
HOTEL in st. Louis, and the PALMER
HOUSE In Chicago, two of the finest and best
Kept hotels in the world, also with the Com
mercial Hotel In Chicago (Which house would
be credit to any city a5 a frst-class hOtel), to
board the eXcursiOnists at very reduced rates
while in the cities. Arrangements have al o
been made with all the frst-class TheaterS,
Operas, ETC., in both cities, at about half price,
for the benetit of this excursion; in short, no
pains will be spared to make this the MOST
DELIGHTFUL TRIP ON RECORD, and a
convenient trip for business men, as well as
those IN search of pleasure. The attention of
the Ladies, in particular is directed to this
trip, as 1t is certainly one OF the most desirable
trips for them that has ever yet been offered.
Tickets Will be for sale at all Stations on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad from Corinth TO Co.
lumbus, also at Memphis, and on the Mem.
phis and Charleston Railroad between Hunts
vile, Ala, and Memphis, also by Mr.. E. A.
Collins, at Milan, Tenn.
REMEMBER THES-That every person
desiring to 90 on this excursion must POSI-
lively buy their Tickets On or before the
r. fanN
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Y. z. AITCHELL'S SCHOOL,
no, SO2 Tkird Street.

TENHE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
l. September Isl Students prepared for
the usual college course. All the common
English branches taught. For terms, apply
Of he
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4. T. TOkLIsSON, AGENT,
IL Madis02a Street,
MEMPHIS TENNESSEE.
Attachment Notice.

BEFORE JAMES HALL, J. P.-state of Ten
nesSee, Shelby cOunty-NOs. 2Z03, Psi, 2255,
22j6 W. l.. Marsh ". A. z. Curry.
IN this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section S455 of the Code of Ten
nessee. and returned levied by garuishment
on q. j. Campbell and b. r. Coleman, and affi-
davit having been made that the defendant is
justly indebted to plaintiffs in the sum OF two
hundred dollars, wi h interest, cost and dam
ages, due by pTOmisSOTy note, and that the
defendant IS a nonresident of the state Of
Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered, That the said defend
ant make his personal appearance before me,
James Hall, j. P, at my office, in the city
OF Memphis, Tenn, on the 18th DAY OF NOyem-
bel, 1915, at 10 o'clock m, and defend said at.
tachment suit within the time prescribed by
law or the same will be proceeded with ex-
parte, and that copy of this order be pub
Iished once week, tor four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal. This
7th day of October, 1870.
JAMES HALL, J. P.
j. W. ' eflOn, att Y for Dl'tln fr
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.
wAsHSGrox, October Lar

For Tennessee, he gIJ dysd South 1t
'aJatc States, rising barometer, north.
trost 10 Horthoust triads, falling temper
9ADT,, and clear or partly clgudy
srCather.
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q. L. COLLINS.

Gen1 AaDaEer OF RxcursiOn Train.
N.B.-It is currently reported that Moody
and Sankey, the great EvangelistS, will be in
Chicago during our visit TO the city.
Tickets for sale at memphis and Charleston
Railroad Ticket office, cor. Main and Court Sts.
Tickets will be jor sale at Grenada, Water
Valley, oxford, Holly Springs, Miss; Bolivar,
Frost and Fulton Stations, Tenn, on New CT
leans. st. louis and Chi2agO Railroad. OctS
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MASONIC NOTICE.

UNHE stated communication Of South a
/ Memphis Lodge, No. lis, will be held Ny
this (EHIDAY) evening, Oct. Sth, at 7/NN
o'clock, for dispatch OF business.
Fy order. B. +. HALLER, W. 81.
BEN, b, PULLES, Secretary.
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ACnNERT THREAT

What is 20 be done with the militia? We
cOnfe.S that We do not know. Having full
confidence in the courage, sk.ti and patriot
ism OF Governor Amss, We are perfectly
willing To leave that matter 10 him. In view
OF the fact, however, that much violation OF
law has been had in this state, and that, in
many instances the NtOlatOrS are known, we
presume that certain adldayiis nave been
made, and are now on file; We "gueS, thai,
sooner or later, they viii De put in execution.
This may or may mol require the services OF
the militia, but II Will depend upon whether
the sheriff Will be able TO discharge bis duty
without their aid. If an outbreak occurs, the
militia viii be ordered TO The scene of con-
dict Now, while we sssure our readers that
Jnis j. guess work with us, we have an idea
that the labor Of arrest ought TO be begun
and when once put in operation II will be
pursued along all its qualifications. Big hsh
and little rsu will be uetted.
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War News.

LONDON, October The Times has
the following: War has commenced at Care
Paine, between Liberia ana The abOTlglues,
under the command Of several educated na-
lives There Wa, some lighting on the seveu-
teeulh OF September, in which ffiy were
KILLED aud y Nouuded. The Llberian govern
n.eut has dispatched troops from MonrOvia 10
the scene Of action, and great battle IL daily
nNneelEd.
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4 dispatch from ConstRutiuop says
that the sublime port has cecreeC that during
the I'VE wears from the drst OF January nexl
the interest on and redemption OF the pu0lC
deBt be pad half in cash aud half ia i've pei
cent bonds
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FARE FOR TIL ROuND TRIP
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1875,

At 900 am, a Special Train, with Refreshment
Coach attached, together with other con-
veniences will leave Corinth, Miss, on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and run through
to ST. LOUIS and CHICAGO, connecting at
Columbus with the magnificent Anchor Line
Steamers. at Cairo with the Cairo and st.
Louis Railroad, and at st. Louis with the Hi
noiS Central Railroad (ChicagO Through
Line, stopping two day9 i'll st. Louis, thereby
giving eXcurSlonistS q chance TO visit both
cities on the same trip. ExeursiOnists are al
lowed to stop over in 81. Louis on returning
lwIthin the time.l
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Significant Extracts.
Jackson (RadioaD Pilot

@ II people don't like the cOlored mi
litia-if they don't wish 10 have anything 10
do with the cOiored militia, sll they will have
TO do will be to o6eythe ldUS and let the color
ed militia alone. Tney have been organized
and armed TO preserve the peace TO de-
stroy It, They viii not interfere with any
laW-abidlnR citizen.
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Colonel w. r.

Colonel w. r. Arthur, Of ST. Louis,
has resigned the situation of general superin'
tendent of the st. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern railroad, and Major James I. How,
for long time secretary and paymaster OF the
road, has been appointed acting superintend-
ent.
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John GoTmsp, Of the German manu-
featuring company, New York, Is IN trouble
on has own account. Liabilities are said TO he
six hundred thousand dollars.
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Foreign MissfOnS.

CHICAGO, October THE American
board of foreign missions met in FarWell hall
this morning and neard reports of committees
on various missions. The reports were gene
rally to the effect that the missions were very
successful and growing so rapidly that their
wants could not be properly supplied at
present. Missionaries followed with brief
nd
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Tle jury in the Siney-Parks investi-
cation, 81 ClesrfieId, Pennsylvania, yesterday
acquitted The former but convicted Parks Of
OL and conspiracy.
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Genernl NIanks airnnfed a NeM TriaL

NEW YORK, October General WI.
liam q. Manks, X-customhOuse inspector,
who was convicted in the United States court
in June last, under section 543l of the revised
sta utes of the United States, of having in his
possession, with intent to sell, fifteen hundred
dollars in counterfeit money, was granted a
new trial Yesterday in the same count.
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Fighting RepOrtcd-Thc White People
DemOralized - Important Dispatch
from Senator Acorn TO Attorney
General PlerrepOnt.
Browns StatemcHt-He Did his Best 10
Quiet the Negroes, but Failed in
Every Effort He Made
Peace Still Tn
certain.

! Special 10 the Appeal.
FRIARs POINT, October Z, S s.m.-
General Oh slmers continued the pursuit Of the
negroes, under PeRse, from Friars Point Tues
dsy afternoon, to Schufcrdsville. Frank
| Scott, white, was ambushed and fatally
wounded by negroes near Surrounded Hill,
Tuesday. A squad Of white cavalry, under
command Of Captain Burke, subsequently
charged the negroes, who were in ambush,
killing three and wounded one negro, who is
doubtless dead by now, and three negroes
Wis Leavell, Ben Jones and Alex Sims
were captured, and are now in Jail. Bill
Henry and Jordan Thorpe were also cap
tured near the Tunica line, and put in Jail.
General Chalmerss command, two hundred
and fifty cavalry, has not yet returned.
Forty or fifty of his command remained last
night at ClaTksdale to watch the negroes in
that section, as several places were threat
ened. Chalmers last night proceeded to Jones'
town, fourteen miles northeast of Friars
Point, where the negroes, under General Bill
Pease, are re ported to be In force of five hun
dred. Information reached here this morn
ing that Chalmerss pickets were in sight of
the negro outposts, but no fight had occurred
when the courier left. Wednesday, afternoon
Chalmers proceeded from Clarksdale TO Jones'
town, which he reached during the night. The
negroes are at Major NJ. 5. Alcorn's place,
twelve miles from here. Fighting is reported
there bat not confirmed. There are about one
hundred armed citizens here who picket the
town, and will remain under arms until the
disturbance is ended and security TO life and
property restOl ed. The white people hardly
know what TO do; their homes in the country
are unprotected, and should the negroes Of
fer violence there is certain to be fearful state
Of affairs In this county. The white men are
determined to disperse all mobs, but are pru-
dent and act on the defensive. While the dis
turbauce was caused by Sheriff Brown and
other Republicans, the white Democrats and
Republicans are a unit in opposing the
negroes. A cavalry command leaves here
this morning for Jonestown.
SECOND DISP NTCH
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LONDON, October The bullion Ia
the Bank OF England has decreased Il O53Gp0
during the past week. Erie, los at hati-
past three O'Clock this afternoon. Ihe
amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank
OF England on balance to-day was El39, 9,OUD.
The proportion OF the bauK Test rye TO las la
hILLLL.s Is now a. ner cent.
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ST. Louis, October IA special from
jefferson City to the EUening Dispatch, says
that Madame Fertmeyer, notorious abor-
ZIONIST OF ST. Louis, who was sentenced to the
penitentiary tor ten years, escaped from that
prison last night by squeezing herself through
the tranSom OF Eer cell, and has not yet been
caDtured,
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FRIARS POINT.

Latest from the Seat of War-Thc Ne
grOes Fleeing before ChaImers's
Cayalry-COlOred Sheriff
Brown Fugitive.
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FOREIGN TELEGRAES.
Rishon Hre.Iin Deposed

BERLIN, Oct )ber The eccl lasisstical
COIrt has depcsed the bishop OF Breslin.
French Finances.
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ROME, GA, UctOber THE MOblIe
and Tennessee water route convention ad-
journed to-day, after adopting resolution
recommending TO congress and the legisla-
lures of Tennessee, Georgia and Alabama
legislation to aid in the connection OF the
Alabama and Tennessee rivers; also indOrsing
the four great water routes proposed by the
Window committee, and calling upon the
government to select this city a. the ite of
the nl nnn.ed hnnt b Westsrn arsenal
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PoTTsvILLE, Pa, October Last
night an attempt was made to destroy the
large West Brookside break er, owned by the
Philadelphia and Reading coal and iron COM
pany. The blacksmith shop, farmhouse, car
penter shop ana Oil-house connected with the
breaker were burned down, but the employees
succeeded in saving tie breaker. West Brook
sIue is in the southern portion OF the region,
and has hitherto been quiet and free from
violence or incendiarism.
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DeaIing i'm Stolen Bonds.

New YORK, October AT the police
court to-day, Cyrus G. Clark, a Broad way
druggist, was held IN ten thousand dollars
bail for having, in March last, feloniOusly
purchased ten one-thousand-dOllar Jersey
City bonds they being portion of the bonds
stolen n January, 1874, by Alexander Hamil-
ton. then treasurer of Jersey CitY.
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THIRD DIsP ATCH.
Enpcial to the AnDaall

FRIARs POINT, Oct 1ber Z, 10 pm
Sheriff Brown is at Helena, and denies that he
wanted 10 get tue guns at Austin, and says he
old his best TO quiet the negroes, aud would
have done so If he had only been allowed half
an hour more de says he reached Helena
and telegraphed to Ames there was a disturb
ance, but he thought IL would soon be over.
He denies that he IS trying 20 raise forces here
or else y here, and says he does not want war,
but peace. Sheriff Brown IS uncertain when
he will return to CoahOma county, but ex-
poets 10 go back in a few days.
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FinanciaIIy Embarrassed.

NEW YORK, October The personal
paper of John Gorham, of Providence,
Rhode Island president of the Gorham manu-
featuring company, went to protest on the
fifth instant. His failure was Occasioned by
large real estate operation IN New York and
Boston, and in no way impairs or affects the
credit or standing of the Gorham manufac-
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Found Dead I'm His Bed,

HARTFORD, CONN, October Rev.
Thomas Ryder, pastor of Strong-street Bap-
tist church, nottingham England, was found
dead q hts bed yesterday morning, at the res
idence or Mrs. Harriet Beecher stowe, IN this
city. Mr.. Ryder was travelling for his health,
and probably d ed OF heart disease. He met
Mountain house, and had called tO visit the
family.
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Female prisoner Escaped.

DENVER, October 7.-President Grant
and party returned from Southern Colorado
this afternoon, and will visit Central City,
Black Hawk AID Georgetown tomorrow, and
leave for Washington Sunday.
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Proprietorship of a Play Settled.

PITTsBURG October I'm the suit OF
Shoak and Palmer, of New York, again t
M'Kee Rankin, Judge Ewing today issued a
perpetual Injunction against the latter re-
strain ng him from producing the play of
The T5OO Orphans in this city. This is the
first time that a q session has been rendered by
any court that Shoak and Palmer have the
exclusive propri etorship rights to produce
the play in the United states.
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British Finanees.

PARIS, OciOb6r The specie in the
BauE OF France has decreased l,7sj.og francs
during the past week.
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A Small Fire-Arkansas Masonry.

LITTLE EOCK, October 7.-SOme frame
buildings, on the corner of Main and Eighth
streets, we're destroyed by fire last night. Loss
about twenty-five hundred dollars, with but
little insurance.
DR.. +. X. Duval, of Fort Smith, has been
elected right eminent grand commander o.
the grand commandery OF X nights Templar 4
the state, now in Sc sion, and John w. RisOn,
OF Little Rock, recorder. The grand chapter
meets lO-InOrrOW,
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&tunebft yournal.
Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water street,
DOT of Court by SPRAGuE, OWEN Il NASH.


Issued every morning, except sundays IL ,iSe, iUn,
ennrts of Inc Markets and has carefully prepared
poiticai and local articles. and generous amount
Of farmng home and miscellaneous readihe Win
a full compilation of State news. .
Terms, IL per dnnum in ddrdnce $s II payment
/, not made within the year. Single copies cents'
10 be had at the bookstores and at TINS Once ,s
Rates may be had on application ut this office.
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Vegeline is sold by all Druggists,
yl-t&wlm
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kidney Complaint.

Probably there is no complaint that afiicts the
human system, which is so little understood at the
present time, as some Of the varied forms of Kid.
ney Complaints.
There is no disease which causes such acute pain
or more alarming in its results than when the kid.
neys fail to secrete from the blood the uric acid,
and other poisonous substances, which the blood
accumulates in its circulation through the system
Ii from any cause the kidneys fail to perform the
functions devOlvDg upon them, the cunulations
are taken up by the absorbents and the whole sys-
TEN thrown into state OF disease, causing great
pain and suffering, and very often mme late death.
Hence the importance of keeping the kidneys and
blood IN healthy condition, through which all the
impurities of the body must pass.
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PRONOUNCED lNcuRABlE.

BOSTON, May 30, 1871.
ii. II. STEVENS: Dear Sir have been badly af
hicted with Kidney Complaint for ten years; have
suffered great pain in my back hips and side. with
great diniculty in passing urine, which was Of(en
and in very small quantities. frequently accompan.
led with blood and excrucating pain.
have faithfully tried most of the popular reme-
dies recommended tor my complaint; have been
under the treatment of some OF the most skiiliul
physicians in Boston, all OF whom pronounced my
case incurable. This was my condition when was
advised by friend to try the Vegetne, and could
see the good effects from the first dose took and
from that moment kept on improving until was
entirely cured, taking In all, should think, about
six bottles.
1t Is indeed a valuable medicine and If should
be afflicted again in the same way would give a
dollara dose, If could not get it without.
Respectfully, JIM. GLE.
3fl Third Street South Rnsfnn-
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