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Bad for the Carlisls
MORE SPANISH BARBARITY IN
CUBA.

NEW YORK, March IA morning paper
says mail advices from Cuba state that n
letter received i'm Havana, March 18th, from
Sagua states that Colonel Bonillo captured a
rebel hospital near Chambes on the Sth inst,
containing about eighty wounded soldiers,
nearly all Of whom were Spanish deserters,
and ordered them to be shot, which order was
Immediately executed. This act explains
more fully why Pope Gonzales and the other
rebel chiefs IN the mel h borhood of Sagua and
Remedies have determined upon q general
massacre and bonfire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

A RATHER CURIOUS ARRIrRArrox car,a
on at Selinsgrove, Pa, last week-the parties
being Henry Walter and Ellis Hartmen. and
me contention bond OF 81 900. which the
latter had given conditioned that he was nor
TO visit the formers wife. The arbitrators
gave judgm ent for sf,OlO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

CHLoRoFoRMKD AND RoBBED.-Patrick
Rourke, OF Hunters Point, says that on Sat
woman who was formerly his housekeeper
entered and threw handkerchief over his
face. He became unconscious from the efJects
OF something on the handkerchief and was
n0hhed of &S0 - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

CiviL RIG HTS IN PHILADELPHIA.-Two
welldressed dusky damsels, of the African
persuasion, stepped into the Continenta
Hotel restaurant last evening, took seats a
1ne table and were waited upon politely
Iney quietly took their tea, paid their bill
and walked out, doing nothing to nobody be
yone provoking general stare from other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

NV Yokk, Msrch n.mMf 2, Annie jose.
died this morning BENJAMIN Gregory, Who
is the organist OF prominent Protestant
Episcopal church, and who was arrested in
morning for his appearance as q witness at
the inquest Mrs. Curtis was attached TO the
choir. -----
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DEATH WARRANT SIGNED-Goyerpor
kellogg, of Louisiana, yesterday signed the
death warrant of Esham Brown, colored.
convicted OF the murder of James ChurchilI.
Friday, April 10, is the day named for the
execution. 'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

FULL RETURNS OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE
ELECTI0N-Ihe 4AdroUuage ,rnh the Repitb-
he0ns.-The full vote of the state of New
hampshire is now in, and foots up as follows;
White, 154. Total vote, 10, 202. Cheney over
Roberts, 100. For Congressman: First dis
tIlei-Whitehouse, (rep.,) 1859; Jones,
rallty, 3S5. Second district-Pike, rep, J
1886; Bell, (dem.,) 1862; scattering 2O2
BelIs plurality, AZ. Third district--Blair,
Srrep-,l l2;SsS; Kent dem , 12,lsl; scattering,
OF the five councillors elect, two are repub-
licans and three are democrats. The state
senate stands five republicans and five DEM
four. The house of representatives will stand
1872 republicans and Isl democrats, and the
republicans, having eleven majority in that
body, will be able, in joint convention of the
with two republicans and elect the repub-
lean candidates for governor and railroad
commissioner. Hon. James F. Briggs, repub-
Ee An candidate for senator in district three,
will contest the election of Martin, demo-
cratlc se.latOr-elect, on the ground OF frauds
in Manchester. Should Martin be unseated
the councillor in the same district might also
thus gain control of the entire state govern
ment. At the worst they will have possess
sion of all but the council. Their victory is.
therefore, nearly, if not quite complete.
BIsMARCK's WAR ON THE PoPE.-In the
lower house OF the Prussian Diet yesterday,
debate was opened on the first reading of the
new ecclesiastical bill. DIR. Tack, Minister
OF Public Worship, in speech explaining
the necessity for fresh legislation on the re-
lations OF the state with the church, dive I
especially on the fact that the Pope had au-
thorized the Amsterdam bishop to obey laws
similar to those which he denounced in Pru..
ia The state was not afraid of the encycli-
cal, but considered the matter as curious
and would not permit itself to be treated with
scorn by the church. Prince Bismarck made
powerful speech in support of the bill. He
said the maxim that more obedience was Que
70 God than TO man certainly did not mean
that more obedience was due to Pope mis-
guided by Jesuits than to King. The gov
eminent was doing its duty in protecting
German freedom of mind against Rome. The
house resolved to discuss the bill in a full sit
ting instead of referring il to a committee
kilograms from Berlin TO the London Times
says: In recent dispatch to the German
man minister at Rome Prince Bismarck sug
gests that all states with a certain nu .nbel
of Catholic Inhabitants enter into an agree
ment TO repel Papal interference with poll
tics
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SPECIAL SESSION OF THE SENATE.
WEDNESDAY,, March II.


Immediately after the reading of the Jour
nal, the Senate, on motion of Mr.. Hamlin,
went into Executive session.
When the doors were closed the considera-
ton OF the Hawaiian treaty was proceeded
with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistant Engineer W.
Rowbotham, to the navy yard, Philadelphia.
Detached-Passed Assistant Engineer Geo.
W. Melville from the navy yard, Philadel-
phia, and ordered to the Tennessee
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MYSTERIOUS ASSASSIN ALTON IN VIR-
GINIA.-David q. Lawson a sober and hishj v
respected and inOfiensive citizen OF Harrison.
burg, Va, was shot through the head Mon
day evening, while driving along the road on
his way home. No clue up to this time has
been obtained of the cowardly assassin. His
body was found lying between the front
wheels and horses of his wagon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

PoUGHKEEPsIE, March 1.-THE first en-
forcement OF the compulsory education Law
in this vicinity occurred at Fishkill village
yesterday, where several boys were arrested
BY constables, and forced TO enter the district
school house. More arrests are TO occur to-
day..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

A FEARFUL TORNADO passed over the
lower part of Rickland, 8. Co., yesterday.
Houses were blown down, two persons killed
and several badly wounded, and trees torn
up and twisted. -
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FOREIGN NEWS.
nAaahS

NEW YORK. March I7.-John Birnie Philiu.
the sculptor, and Admiral Kellet, the Arctic
explorer, died lately in England.
Brazil.
Rio JANEIRO. March 16.-An extraonii-
nary session of the Brazilian legislative as
semi bly,, called for the purpose OF considering
the oucget and the disorder in the country
convened TO day. The speech from the throne
was delivered by the emperor I'm person.
Bad for the Carlisis.
MADRID, March lit is rumored that
General Elio has abandoned Don Carlos
cause. Advices from the north state that
nine battalions of carlisfs made q night at
lack upon The town of Zudugaray but were
repulsed with great loss after a two hours
fight,
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e~uth CarOlina-The Cardosa ImyeS-
tiGatiOn.

NEW YORK, March ia Herald dispatch
from Columbia, South Carolina, says the
legislature convened in joint extra session
yesterday to investigate the charge OF the
joint committee against State Treasurer
Cardoxa. Cardozas counsel applied for time
for preparation Of an argument, which was
granted.
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A Real NeWsvawer

From the Boston Herald
The EVENING STAR is about the only real
newspaper in Washington, and IL hasa cir
culation of nearly 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

CUSTOMS REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were s595,s30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

THE cOLoRED CITIZENS OF Philadelphia
held large civil lights meeting last night.
1t was addressed by Professor Langston and
others, aud passed resolutions of thanks TO
Congress, and of sympathy with their col
ored citizens In the South who are still de-
priyed Of their rights, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

AMONG those who had interviews with the
President to-day were Senators Dorsey,
Clayton, Mitchell, Window, Carpenter, Nc
MILAN, CoDover, Logan and Chandler, and
Representative Rusk. of Wisconsin.
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DNTRoLLER KNOX is on a brief visit to
Philadelphia.
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- Dem0erooe vfee0ry II Sersey.
BURLINGTON, n. j. March E.-Hamilton
this city yesterday; also, the entire demo-
cratic ticket This n the nrst time In six
years that tine Democrats have carried the
city.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day amount to s192,5o7.eT.
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Fire.

, CouvERNEUR, March f1.-Wm. p. Her.
rings tannery was burned last night Loss,
$4,000.
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B,issd der, General ss 1sn .n A%pudia has been
Cuba.
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Circulation Larger Than All the
Other Dailtes i'm Washington.

- TIWFI tHt CdHtUeFtttFtI IlutLI CfCtlttUt.
The EVENING STAR, Washington, has ad-
vanced to the front rank of journalism, and
has fairly earned the laurels it wears. THE
STAR is always filled with fresh and varied
reading matter, embracing all the important
news of the day, and discussing leading
topics in an intelligent, impartial and able
manner. The circulation of this excellent
paper is larger than that of all the other dali
lies in Washington, and averages nearly
$1,000 copies every evening, as shown by affi-
davits OF the pressman and the cashier, pub
iished at the head of the paper. Besides this
the circulation continues 10 increase.
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a VENUE THEATER,

n Pa. ArsHEs, 5stlrssH Ira aEd l2ih st,est,
ESQ. W. Lessee and Manager.
JOIN WAGNER 6SON-.............. Musical Directors
LoOs Loot First appearance Of VIM. Gaylord
IN his great cOntOrtiOn acts and man-mOnkey feats
Scott and Forrest. from Josh Harris Theater
C0mique, New York. in their wonderful clog feats
Immense success Of Johnny Harris, the great ESh-
opisn Comedian. in conjunction with Chas. I. Ellis,
the great DelineatOr Of German Characteristics.
Mis- Lou Sanford, the great SeTiOcOmic Singer anu
Washington FavOrite; Miss Lou Edwards, Serio-
comic Vocalist and Dancer. Don't forget our popular
mAtinses on Tuesday and Friday afternoons Ad-
mission TO MAfinees IS and p cents Popular prices
3 and 81 cents. Doors open Al o clock. Perform
ancs commences ~ g. In preparatioR-The Grand
Duchess marl5-6t
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HARRISBURG, Pa, March E.-The local
option repeal bill, with license law attached,
amer being amended by the conference COM
mittee, passed both houses al noon to-day
in the house BY - 10 81, and In the senate by
q 10 %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

ATTEMPTED BANK RoBBERY.-An at
tempt was made Saturday night to rob the
of the bank having been warned, had force
inside Of the bank, and when the robbers en-
tered the bank they were fired upon. John
others fed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

REPRESENTATIVE HEWITT. of New York,
In selecting candidate for the vacant naval
naming candidates, refuses TO consider per-
sonai applications, and proposes that the
cadet snail be chbeen from among the candi
dates after a careful examination by q COM
mittee Of well-knowD gentlemen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

The CIVIL RIGHTS IssUE.-In a recent
editorial in the Chicago Tribune upon the
effects of the civil rights bill the opinion was
expressed that the first constitutional test of
the measure would come from the north in
stead OF the south, and would probably ema-
nate from New York, Boston or Chicago
This opinion is in a fair way to be verified.
On saturday colored man entered Burke's
restaurant In Chicago, took his seat at the
table, and ordered his breakfast. The waiter,
also colored, instead of serving him, reported
70 Mr. Burke for instructions, which he re-
celved briefly but promptly. They were to
character of his business TO serve the black
gentleman, and that he must 60 elsewhere.
the United States commissioner and swore
out warrant against Mr.. Burke for viola
ton Of the civil rights law. The issue is thus
sense or circumlocution. Thus it will proba-
bly, happen that the abolition city Of Chi
cago VIII bring the first test case before the
United States Supreme Court involving the
cOnStitutiQnalitY of the civil riR]afs law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

Lehlgh River Sol

MAUCH CHUNK, PA, March mo dan-
ger is apprehended in Lehfgh river. warm
weather OF the past few days has removed
an immense quantity Of ice, and the channel
Is now clear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

THE APPLICANTS for the three vacant
quartermaster's positions in the army now
nHmber several hundred. II is understood
that the President has decided to appoint two
military s.orekeepers now in the service, and
the regimental quartermaster doing duty at
the West Point military academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
BIG ICE FLOOD

BURSTED WATER SPOUrS.
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w MUNDA1 ,MARtH ,. every hight and W ed
Besday and Saturday Matlnees. Engagement for
week only OF Will. p. Stanley, in the sensation
al drama Of Under Cloud. or, Murder in the Snow.
Engagement Of the great ballaist and seriO- comic
singer Miss Nuliy Perie<. Engagement. and first
appearance IN Washington, If the beautiful queen
ct song, Miss Kitty Allyn. Engagement of the
great Irish song and dance artists, Murphy and
Morton. Engagement, for one week only, Of the
celebrated Fay Sisters. Engagement OF the Ara
bian giant. Col. Goshen: also Miss Minnie Goshen,
and our mammoth company in a New Variety
Entertainment. marl5-5tE
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Jesse SHEPARD,

TIE WORLDS GREATEST PIANIST,
WILLARD HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH %.
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THE NEW POSTAL RATES on NEwsPA
PERs.-In view of the increased rate OF post
age ON transient newspapers, and in order to
afford the people in all parts of the country
10 become familiar with the new postage, the
Postmaster General has determined to sus-
pend the operation of the law in this partic
ular until the 1st of April, when ne will rig
idly enforce il, and all newspapers Will be
retained If insufficiently prepaid. An order
TO the above effect will be issued by the Post
master General to postmasters. The action
of the Postmaster General is absolutely ne
cessary TO prevent the flooding of the post
offices with insufficientIy paid newspapers.
The department is still I'm receipt of COM
plants of this embarrassment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

THE SENATE viii hardly be prepared to
adjourn to- morrow. The Hawaiian treaty
was still under consideration at 245 D. M to-
day. and several Senators expressed the Opin-
ion that il would be further considered to-
morrow, rs number of Senators desire to
speak on the subject. The adjournment will
not probably take place before Saturday.
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MIR. SHEPARD,

MIR. SHEPARD,
Assisted by Artists of eminence, will give
ONE GRAND CONCERT
AT WILLARD HALL.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH %
Tickets, 81; reserved seats, 20 cents extra. Fol
sale at MetZeTOtts. maTl65t
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1r Is UNDERSTOOD that the republicans in
the Senate will not press the Frelinghuysen
resolution, offered last night, endorsing the
Presidents recognition of the Kellogg gov
eminent. The democrats, had il been re-
solved TO press it. would have raised the
same point of order that was made on Mr..
ClaytOn's resolution authorizing the ap-
pointment OF a committee to investigate the
condition OF affairs in the Indian territory,
VIZ; that IL is OF legislative character and
cannot be considered by the Senate in special
session. In case of their failure in this di-
rection, IL was the intention OF the democrats
10 make the question one of physical endur-
ance, and prolong the discussion indefi-
nitely.
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

NEw YORK sOCIABLE
THE NEW YORK REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
viii give the last Of their series % SOciables
At MASONIC TEMPLE.
THURSDAY EVENING, March Is. ISIS
...... u L 90
Can b. obtained al the door marlT p
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WORK AT THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING
OFFIcE.-The amount Of work to be done a.
the government printing ONCE during the re-.
cess is not great. The late Congress author
lied the printing OF a comparatively small
number OF documents, and the following is a
fnll list OF those ordered: The Smithsonian
Reportfo 1874, 10, 500 copies; Morse Memorial
$500; Raymond, q Reports on the Mineral Re-
sources OF the United States. for 1873 and 1874
loco Of each; Report on the Cholera Epidemic,
same for 1874; Eulogies on Representatives
Hooper, Hersey, Croker and Rice 10000;
vised Statutes OF the United States, iO0)
extra copies. and the drst volume of The
PRers OGfce Gdzefte. great number Of the
employees OF the government printing ONCE
VI i'll De dfSeharQed for want of work in July
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THERE ARE MANY RUMORs concerning
important approaching changes in the Treas
ury department. 1t is known that since the
adjournment OF Congress several ex-members
of that body have been endeavoring to sue
coed TO positions in the department. Efforts
have been made to remove the Second and
Third Auditors, the First and Second Con-
trOllers, and the Commissioner OF Customs.
TO make room for hungry applicants. 1t is
not thought there will be any result attend
ing these efforts, other than so far as the
Office of First Controller is concerned. 1t is
generally understood now that Mr.. Taylor,
the present incumbent, will be forced 10 give
way TO the pressure.
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vORD,S OPERA HOUSE.

ONE WEEK ONLY WITH
MR.. y. 3. CHANFRAU,
who will appear in the Great Southwestern drama,
NIT, THE IRKINS1S TRITEL Err.
NIT BEDDING. native of Prince George :
county, Maryland, but now Of the BED river
country Mr.. CHANFRAU
THE BEATS:
MR. HOTTO.-.--.-.--.a as the ...-.......... ] JUDGE.
ME. IANGA ~. as the-------..--- vi AJOR,
and a double dramatic company, with auxiliary and
comprising Mrs @. &. GermOn, Miss Gussie De
Forrest. Miss Jennie Clifford, Little Lille Lee,
messrs. Mark Price. George W. Denham, NJ Lana
gan, Harry HOttO, W. III Burton. and many others.
KIT MATINEE SATURDAY.
Monday ueNt-THE MAJILTONS. marI5
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CONFERENCE.-The Senate, in execu-
tive session yesterday, confirmed the follow
ing nominations:-Wm.F f. Robinson, of Wis
consin, to be consul at Tamatave, Madagas-
car; W. W. DERRICK, United States attorney
for the southern district of Mississippi, vice
Felix Brannagan; c. Irwin Wilson, of the
District of Columbia, to be a paymaster in
the army, with the rank of major George A.
Nolan, of Connecticut, examiner-in-chief In
the United States Patent Office; James Nc
Oregon, pension agent at Pittsburg, Pennsyl-
vania, being a reappOintment)
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Col. ORDwAY FOR SPEAKER OF THE
New HAMPSHIRE LEGIsLATURE.-A re-
Publican jOllificatiOn meeting was held in
Warner, y. H., Saturday night over the cleo
ton of Col. Y. G.. Ordway to the legislature
from that town, (which has heretofore from
time immemOrial gone democratic" aud he
was nominated for speaker of the legislature
on the score of his intimate knowledge Of
parliamentary law and the routine OF public
business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-17

TREASURY CHANGEs.-The Secretary of
the Treasury has decided to appoint A. U.
Wynan Assistant Treasurer of the United
States, vice lie Roy futile resigned. This
makes vacancy in the Office of cashier of
the Treasury. For this place Colonel Frank
Jones, assistant cashier, is an applicant. The
nomination will be settled some time to day.
1t is stated that Secretary Bristow has ten
dered the office to James Gilfillian, Dow in
charge of the warrant division, and that he
has indicated that he will accept il.
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The 8utlana 1ailu Globt.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1s, 1875.
Wages of Farm Labor in the United
States.

The July report of the department of
agriculture contains very valuable article
on the rate of wages of farm laborers in
the United States. About tie year 1886
Mr.. Ii. G. Carey made careful inquiry
into this subject, and from the best infor-
nation which he could obtain G estimated
the average rate of wages at 80 n month
with board. In 1866 an estimate was made,
and from 1910 statements received, the
rate had risen to $3.50 with board, an in
crease in a single generation, and mostly
within the last five years of the war, Of ~
per cent.
At the same time the average rate with
out board was 500, and in states employ
ing white labor S2S per month without
board, or at the rate OF 1896 per annum.
The wages of English farm laborers at the
same date, including all extras and allow
ances, was 1882 per annum.
In 1869 another investigation showed a
general decline in the value of farm .ro-
duets, and reduction of the price OF
wages to S25. - without board, and $15.S9
with board, the difference representing
loard being $9.25 against $1,000 in 1866.
The following table will show the aver
age rates for those periods for the five great
geographical divisions:
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The following table, giving the prices
per month with board in the five great
grain producing states will best illustrate
the reduction in wages
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BRADFORD ACADEMY,

GODDARD SEMINARY = BARRE.
" VERMoNT.-The Fall Term will begin on
Wednesday, August 25th, 1875. The school Is
for both sexes, and ofrers four courses OF study,
llsh, and scientific. Excellent advantages for
Elocution, Music and Painting. Send for = cat
alogue.
augidsw3w Barre, Vermont.
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Reliable Evidence.

Mr. II. r. STEVENS: Dear Sir-I will most
cheerfully add my testimony to the great num-
Der you have already received In favor OF your
great and good medicine, vegetne, for do not
think enough can be said in its praise, for was
troubled over thirty years with that dreadful
disease, Catarrh, and had such bad coughing
spells that 1t would seem as though could
never breath eany more, and Vegetlne has cured
me- and do feel to thank God all the time
that there is so good medicine rs vegetine,
and also think It one OF the best medicines
for coughs and weak sinking feelings at the
stomach, and advise everybody TO take me
best medicines that ever was
MRS. L. GORE
Corner Magazine and Walnut Streets Cam
bridge. Mass,
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SYMPTOMS-want Of appetite, rising OF food
and wind from the stomach, dryness and white
ness OF the tongue In the morning, sense OF
times rumbling and pain; costiveness, which is
occasionally interrupted by diarrhea; paleness
OF the urine. The mouth is clammy, or has a
ache, and disorders Of the Senses as seeiHg
double, etc. There is general debility, languor
and aversion to motion; detection OF The spirits
disturbed sleep and frightful dreams. EH7kS