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The New York herald., 1876-12-17
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT AS A GAS
SUBSTITUTE.

To EDITOR THE HERALD:-
In view OF the present position OF tho gas COM
panics think is good time TO seriously
sider the subject or modern illumination applied
cities The rapid advances recently mado in electrical
science indicate concluslvcy that tho tlme
all large areas both open and enclosed, will DO
illuminated by electric lights
the present time several Of the large railway sta
tiohs France and many OF the manufactures IN
England, France aad Germany arc 80 Illuminated
Tho light is beng rapidly adopted on the French gov
ernment steamers and ON the locomotives IN Russia
The great objection to this light for lllumina.
tion has been It's uncomfortable brtancy. This Is
trouble easily avoided Suppose light De placed nj
Grace church 10 light down Broadway, you could ai
the HERALD Office. easily 10 read your proofs by u,
but looking toward the light tho eye could not
durc It's brlnancy. Now II this light be placed IN u
reflector It's beams in tho direction
required without waste, and II ground plate gass,
SIX Zee. diameter placed twenty 1--WE front ol
the Hight It's appearance Will be like that OF large
intensified TO degree as high AS possible with
out injury to the eyes. These lights placed two miles
apart on straght sirees would enable person read
the HERALD AZ any point regardless OF outside dark.
ness.
electric light that at Souter Point lighthouse three
miles below the mouth OF the river Tyne, throws
centrated beam equal TO SOL, 900 candle power, whlc
those at South Forciand al Dunscncss, NJ Cape La
Hive other European lighthouses arc not far In
fcrior and all thus hight produced ny the consunp.
tion OF inch per OF the carbon points which
cost but fourth cents per inch, together
with six horse power steam engine.
These lights arc adapted 10 theatres and all large
rooms The distorted effect OF gas light upon color
entirely obviaied by the electric light, all c0ors sp
pcaring IN sunlight One Of these lights
would illuminatc tho largest stage with yabs
Drliliancy while by the employment OF extra lamp
over the auditorium the light could be .'swtched' to
that point while The curtain Is down. and the audience
would only be basking IN sunlight, but their minds
would forever rest tar concerns the horrors
or an mponoing connagraiion.
Although Europe has the lead this mode OF
lighting American genius and enterprise II di.
recled properly 10 The subject, will outstrip tho
Old World and place gaslignt in the background with
taow candles and " hale OIL lamps.
10 show the constancy OF THIS hight II Is only
sary refer TO the report OF Major Elliott, Of the
Lighthouse Board which states that the light Capa
La Heec, France, cxtinguishcd only twcnty-one
times in years, varying from iew seconds 10
unc mi nutcs, and that at present accidental cx-
tinguisnment is almost unknown. Who will initiate
the proiccty j. u. 3.
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'He low middling. lie: middng. me spo. sale.

sales were AS follows Yesterday. after tive clock 4. NJ
January. f2tD at l. laue February, .3U al II l73-c
March. 200 at II ~ Jac. 90 ~ l-s.e; April 100 at
r 2a-a2c. lisD at l. is-de June, 5D at rs 7i2e
July lO1at l3sc August luD 10 sl332c Total. 94so
bales To-day up 70 oc"ck " MpecemDer iUpa short
notice. isth I. 31oc 100 short notice. ish. l. 735c
Janaay sop At ~ 800 at lsc loO at II ls2c
E Ers9ennasy 5;uu at ~ iss.e; tuo AZ Has su al
Total o3 bales Grand total 1850 bales This receipts
at the were as ioicws 6ayeston. es1 bales New
Orleans aia6 Mobile. 2soi; savannah, 35os Charles
ton, 3.393 Wilmington, aos Norfolk, i,23l New York.
sYi Boston 5sl; Philad ipha a20. Total. 1900. This
day last week. 2o.25l THIS day last year. ~ .s2 Total
since September 23 6l bales Cotton freighs closed
as ioilows;-fo iiavre. BY steam sc. compressed; to
Bremcn ~ steam zee compressed; by sail s.e to Liver
FLOUR tsRAiN.-Recepts-tlour 9.45O ppis; wheat
$500 bushels meal. 2Oo bbls sacks corn
ISIS bushels oats. ioi2. do: rye, lsG2o do barley
$500 do. barley malt. ilJO do. The market
dull and in lower particularly low grades M
and snper1ne The sales about $1,000 bbis inrlud
ing State Western and Stut' the annexed
lions Rye -four quiet with sales OF about 200 bbis.
corn meal quiet with sales OF about a0u bbls and
sacks at 3 So for Brandy wne and :. 50 So 10 wes
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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PiaSofokTes' DREAMS. k. SSa-lsru PAos-sd and 4sA
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POOL -ELLING-I5rn P4cr--2d col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
pRofEEri our of TnE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
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REAl. ESTATE TO ExtHANGE-2p PAGE-2d col
REAL ESTATE WANTED--2D fAcE-2d col
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TRAVELLERS, GuIpE-l4rn PAsx-eth col
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MANIED no ruRSHAsk-I3rM PAag-0th col
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The New York herald., 1876-12-17

NASTED.-A MAN wIrH $1,000 CASH. AND NOT
w particular as to business long there l. plenty
money In ", will hear OF good opportunity into
paying, Legitimate cash business Tor abovo
dress CASH. box Ill Herald Office
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

William c. Stcinkampi, dealer in hops at - ~
Water street, has been adjudicated an Involuntary
bankrupt by Register Kctchum, on tho petitions o!
ten creditors whose claims amount 10 Sl4, 500 Tho
principal creditors are f. u. Parsons, 81 o6;; Hawley
Stocpel 4 Co 81 $40; Goodavc Elliott, $1,000 r.
H. Grade, Sl,67o; j. w. Steele 81, ,3l0
Walter I. Zugaila iurs, at NO 506 broadway, has
applied for composition proceedings, Offering 10 pay
creditors thirty cents tho dollar ia notes ut Six
MAE and Twelve months lie has twenty-five credit
ors and the Indebtedness amounts 10 $50 So I3 The
principal creditors arc Mr. T. Bugallc, $50 700; Z.
a. Herpch Co., 5000 62; Taylor Bioodgood,
81
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t.v. ineluaea $3.50 sao in rold coIn sss can in gold

lays included $3.50 $40 in gold con sss e4l in gold
bars $500 600 in silver coin and sG,o5l in silver bars
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Treasury holds $337 coo. 900 in bonds 10 secure
hank circulation and $l9 900 TO secure public de-
posts. Bank circulation currency notes
E3l9, 0o0 900; gold notes. s., 100000 Revenue
septs to-day, S3io, 600; customs receipts 500, ,0oo
Bank notes received for redemption. $500, 900; total
tor the week, s3,6Oo,ooo. Treasury balances-Cur-
rensy 900; coin. $S3 500. 600; less coin cor
hfcatcs, $50, 600, 600
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds were in brisk demand this after
noon at further slight advance in prices. The mar
xet closed strong at the following quotations limited
States currency skies, 1919 1919 do. do, 1884,
registered ll3h 1885,; do. do, do, coupon, ll6s
1l7h; do do, 1865 registered, lo91z lo9ss; do.
DO, do, coupon 1905 1o9x; do. do, do, new
registered, l09k 1o9A; do do., do. do. coupon,
il2a< ll27s; do. do, 1867, registered, l124 ll2;
do. do. do, coupon, ll5,s n ll5sl; do. do, 1865.
registered, ll3Is ia; do do, do, coupon, ll7s4
us; do. tcn-forties, registered, 1l24 49, do
da, coupon, 1925 49, do. nves, 1851, registered,
I'LL. a 11lH do do, do, coupon, 1l1js Ili4;
do. 4k's, 1891, registered. loSiz 100.
THE pAxX STATEMENT.
The principal change in the bank averages ia the in
crease OF $4 500 in Specie the heavy arrivals OF
specie from Europe having had this marked inuencc
on tho bank figures The legal tender average about
steady the change being increase Of Sl5S 800 The
surplus reserve is So 7e3,s75 higher than last week.
and almost wholly on account Of the large In
specie
The following is a comparison OF the bank averages
for the past two wceks:-
f. Dec g. Dec. 16 Differences
Loans $3.50 6s4 GOO s254, ,l47. 200 Dec 81 53s 500
Specie % OBS, 400 26,9I7, 200 Inc 4 023.S 500
Leg tends 36,373,900 SO 532. 400 lnc l5s, 500
Deposits. 204, $780, 500 206 a2+, 900 Inc 1,653 700
Circulation. l4,9ll, 500 $4,000, 500 Inc. $4,000
Tho following shows tho relations between the total
reserve and the total liabilities
Specie $50 923 400 S26 9l7 200 Inc. 81, ,Oo3 500
Leg. tendrs. 36,373,9 900 81. 532 400 Inc l5S, 500
Total resve. $50 9 800 $685. 479 GOO Inc 81, lS2 800
Reserve
quire
against de-
poslts -. 51,2127oo 6l,sal,h
The New York herald., 1876-12-17
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED EASY
FLOUR DULL-wHEAr FrRM-CoRX HIGHER -
OATS HIGHER-wHIsKEY FIRM-PoRK NOM
INAL-LARD FIRMER--PETRoLEUM IRREGu-
LAR-sPfEITs TURPENTlNE FIRMER-RosIN
FlGM-oILs sTEADy-CoFFEE rIRM-sUGAR
NosrINAL--FREIGHTs STEADY.
SATURDAY, Dec. 1G-6P N.
Business was everywhere light aud tho markets In
nearly all quiet and utterly devoid Of features
interest AT tho exchanges the demand for mer-
cbandisc very limited aud the transactions very
light AT the Producc Exchange lour dull but
unchanged. Wheat quiet but firm. Corn was
steady. Oats were active ana higher. Whiskey was
firm. Pork was nominal. Lard was decidedly lrmcr.
Freighs steady Cotton the spot steady futures
closed Coffee firm. Sugar nominal Oils steady
Petroleum irregular Rosin firm spirits turpentue
drncr
CorrEE.-1he market firm. but not very active.
We also arrivals of the Sullivan with bags and
the Gcorgctta with 1905 bags Rio. The 3aSI
bags Rio Bets private 3O)3 and 63 bags
sullivan also private crms Baltimore 1905
Rio, j. J. b.. at Issic. for barley. fair. and
$3.50 bags do. Fritz from Hampton Roads
10 20 Baltimore We quote Ordinary cargoes
i0Sc. I6t4c fair do. 1sIsc Isslc. good do l9c
l9ilc prime 1873 Isc. extremc range lots. i6,lc
21c Santos tair to good 1sc ls4c gold ninety days
Java. government bags zoe 22c; do. mats ale
2c singapore, &C. isr Ceyion, i11sc ls1sc Mara
eabo lUl lse laise Laguayra. lGse. lsc Jamalca
I5,ac. DC 81 Domingo. i4o. i5tic; Porto Rico
lsc.; Manila Idisc 17lsc Anrostnra. ioIsc. Isc.
savanilla. ioc. = lsc curscoa iaJsc. i6lsc
opened steady and 2c higher easy although
the closing prices show asislt advance conpa with
Fridays cosiny prices The closing prices
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81, al2,7oo 1891, ~
ss.os4, 600 sl1,s4s,475 Inc. So, 7os,s ,s75

quircmtS $S,OS4 GOO ll,o4S,4Io Inc %, too,oto
FOREIGN MARKET
Tho London advces report n decline Of II per cont
in consos. an advance Of Il per cent in United States
old 1868 and 1S67s and per cent in Erie preferred
AT Paris rentes advanced to 104 65 and ut Frankfort
United States ivcs 10 1919. The following
are the last quotations. Tor money, 93sS
s3X do for account, 937s 94 '65 bonds old lo4ls
'67 bonds. 1o7ha ten-iorty bonds 1878 1o7'4; new
hves, log; Erie, 9s do preferred, Is; New York Cen
tral, 10l.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds quiet and strong, with the fol-
lowing change in prices compared with last previous
sales:-An advance Of u IN Lehgh and WilKesbarrc
consols, q IN Michgan Southern seconds, Il in Chicago
and Northwestern consolidated gold sevens and Erie
fourth mortgage and u in Union Pacific rsts; other
there were changes. In the afternoon Union
Pacific Arsts to 1864 and sinking funds TO vl ~
Cleveland and Toledo sinking funds sold ut 109ss,
Michigan Southern sinking funds at 100 and New York
Central 6's OF 1887 at 1854. The following were tho
closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:-Union
Irsts 105l 10 106 do land grants 1905 to 1004 do.
sinking funds, 91A to 91A; Centrals l0s5s to 109t4
HANK SHARES.
The sales OF city bank snares wcre:-60 Fulton at
i5o 81 Merchants al MA 20 Metropolitan at 124 10
Dank OF New York ut 12o sc Ninth National at So and
Is Park at 113
STATE Boxps.
6sh 6Sk an advance OF u, and long Missouri Skies
At lO7x 1077S.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
,,A.t
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
MIXCING LANE MARKETS.

LONDON. Dec. 16. 1876
In the Mincing lane markets during week business
has steady with rather inquiry leading nrti-
clcs but he general tone quiet. Sugar showed
slight reduction In rades at the
the week, CHIEFLY crystaxed Demerara There has
been confidence. with speculation in low de.
scptions which have fully recovered the decline
smbliscd since the end oil November. oher kinds
also frmer The stock In the United Kingdom Is smaller
many years ard from beet
countries place the produce below previous dimn-
qualities; hna plantation ceyloa scarce and dearer
kice firm. Tea quiet. and some grades sold
by auction Snitpnira steady
were inactive and black pepper rather lower.
LONDON. Dec. 10, 1870.
Spirits petroleum. I'D a 19d. per gall.
ANTWERP Dec. H. 1876.
Petroleum, s2tsf for Gno pale American.
PRODUCE.
New York Produce Change Rcport-l
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 10, 1876.
Pok--Eastorn duh Mt IT'S Western dull Bscon
c. T.. dull As y H. dull at 4Js. H. q. duil SIS
q. duh as. Hams-L. q. dull ut IDS shoulders du
3is. i'd BeetIndia dun mt DOS do duh
Iu7s. prime do duh at SIS. Iard-rrmc Western dull at
Sis Taiiow Prime city dull at is vd. Tutpcntino-
spirits firm nj sis on steady NJ s Sd line
dull at los I'D. Cheesc-Anerican choice dull at ga
Lard oil steady at 5ss Fiour-Extrs State firm 26
Wheat-No. spring dull at los 3D.. No. 2 dali at
los Id winter dull at los Sd Tor southern; dull
los I'd. tor Western Corn-soft mixed dull at ITS
LIVERPOOL, Dee. 10. 1875
Spirits OF petroleum, 13d. lid per gallon. Common
rosin, Us. Sd spirits OF turpcniire, 35s. per cwt
The New York herald., 1876-12-17

WE WANT MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OUR
w Wholesale store for six mouths and to loan 5000 sal
$40 month and good security for with
interest ~ Trajectory For full particulars address FAINT
tN Her VI Nh.s.
The New York herald., 1876-12-17
"THE OLD GUARD" BALL.

Among the cngrossing topics OF social conversation
ia that OF the approaching Je Of the "Oid Guard."s
grand military bail, which is to be held nj the Academy
ct Music on Thursday evening, January Is. The en-.
tertanmcn will be Of 1.-The events Of the season
The New York herald., 1876-12-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Fire Escape and Fire Extinguishcr.


first house from Broadway the side of the
II lot ~ feet wide than 1C3 feet dep
with subcellsr well adapted cooking purposes Nent
tou and light extraordinary, with o ues about 4, feet
altitude The trout Is five stories OF brown the
subcelar The front has covered balconies
projecting six feet The has covered balconies pro-
jeciing i've The supports the balconies is FIRE
Escape Extinuuishcr capnctated to receive dis
charge l2uOy ions OF "aer minute through 800
lets. house the surrounding
within $50 feet. from elevation of about 40 feet.
The house has also the ordinary buckets the fire
nlarn water Noor. with 500 feet Of
patent linen hose In sections with Blanch pipes Part IL
the furniture Is new, and consists OF 5000 worth of
$500 piano upright piano. x2ju Etarcrc vi 900
springs and sixtypouad hair mattresses hair
feet The valuation OF the iurniture without nen Is
about $4,000.
Tne basement and psror nonrs be arranged for
lengths tables. each nearly The
for this partly In the adjoining buildings
poyng about 1900 persons with I0t 10 daily visitors aud
IL is within Ou yards OF dry
store employing about 1900 persons with ij,0U daily Wis
itos also densey populated encmcnts in the vicinity
the balance o ,s Surroundings the location cannot bo
excelled the st. Denis and ST. stephens the opposite
side OF the street. Overlooking with guests and
others In the street are NIL full.
The bedstests each furnished with springs and
mattresses No shoddy hotel furniture In the house
The basement has French and profusion
Of black wnlnpt dining tables, with gilt walnut
counter aud bar shelving.
The projection OF the balconies makes the
beautiful and spicuous In this city.
This house has been recently altered and rcpaintcd
cost of $1,000 rho walls ali painted paper the
house. Every room 10 as lIgi, us day. Fifty rooms
N. B.-To be seen by permit only. Address owner, Gi
West 18th st.. New York city.
The New York herald., 1876-12-17
The closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks are as
iolows:-

The imports for tho week wcre:-Dry goods
s9ls, ,459 merchandise, So 1876 595-tota S4044 054
Imports OF specie for the week, 81 14l 40, principally
gold coin. Exports Of specie, s33l ,6l5, principally
silver.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
The receipts Of produce, &C., at Chicago from
December / to December IA, 1875 and 1876 twelve
The New York herald., 1876-12-17

A BUSINESS FOR sALE--PROFITS OVER S75
1wcekly: proved to any who desires business
LLOYD. ~ Broadway.
FIRM or GOOD STANDING IN HAMBURG
IA Uermany wishes TO represent respectable American
houses for tho sale OF American prouctons best RET
be given also security II required further
particulars address MANDEL 4 FRANK, Advertising
Agents, 81 William st.. New York.
PARTY HAVING FROM $1,000 TO $1,000
Awling TO invest IN business outside the city. hear
unusually good opportunity Wy calling addressing
HORACE ANDREWS, ESQ. l6i Broadway
A GENTS LETTERS ANYBODY. THAT HAS THIN
hto sell cheap must be 1876 write particulars PRIN
TEH. D Liberty st. No fancy prices given. send Piles
prlers.
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FINANCIAL.

KEASONABLr KAf.s-MONEf On LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgagcs.
bought Of all kinds effected with pan,es
J. J. HABKICH a CO., 10 broadway
A MEMBER OF NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Nor gentleman Of means who would like to start bank
ing make arrangements with gentleman who
number country banks bankers
open their with them, and also general
ing business Address II. H., box us Herald oicc
A YOUNG WIDOW LADY RESIDING WITH HER
iamiy, educated rehmed and OF irreproachabe social
position being IN immediate necessity, wishes
gentleman position and strict who will assist Lcr
moderate Address stating where Interview 10
had. 1. H.. box 1Of Herald Office.
4 ny AMOUNT-FkOM &iUO TO SlOO.UOO TO LOAN
ZAon Brooklyn or city property. without bonus
X WILSON 7 Nupt i'rao'
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FINANCIAL.

A LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY no LOAN On
Amortsage. GROVE ANDERSON. 2c6 Grand IT.
A LADY LIVING IN iiER OWN HOUSE. Rur ri
financially embarrassed present desires loan fr"m
some wealthy gentleman; security given II secured 30
Easf > tn 81.
The New York herald., 1876-12-17

WANTED-A MAN. WITH FRoa 5000 TO $4,000
and services 70 asss. in extending article already
introduced required w every family full onsro to
business man will from $25. $JO.U)U per annuni
Address j. d. j. box 2oj Herald office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-12
Sole Traders Notice.

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN {:
L You will please take notice that tho un-
dersgned being married woman. a resident
ply 10 the District Court of the Sixth Judi.
cial District, in and for Eureka county, Mt the
Courthouse, in Eureka, on TIL URSDAY, tho
llth day Of January, 1877, at ten o'clock A.
NJ, of said day, or as soon thereafter as coun-
sci can be heard, for an order of said court,
to carry on business in her own name and on
her own account. The business which she
intends to carry on is the furniture business,
manufacturing and general merchandising
and undertaking, and buying and selling
real estate.
CATHERINE SCIIWAMB.
Per q. ". BAKER, her Attorney.
Eureka, New, Dee, 5th, 1875, dl0-lw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-12
L. q. O. II.
LOYAL ORANGELO NO. l2l

vUE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THIS
i Society take place on the first and third
Mondays of each month, in Odd Fellows
Hail. ut 30 o'clock sharp. All brethren in
good standing are invited TO attend.
JOSHUA 1iNUNGLI. W. VI.
4. q. MckxNzfE. Secretary. au4-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-12
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
l existing between Charles Goll and
Joseph Toomey, carrying on tho business of
the Capitol Market, North Main street, Eu-
reka, is hereby dissolved By mutual consent.
The business will be continued by Charles
Coll, who will collect all outstanding ac-
counts and receipt for the same and pay all
bills against the lato firm.
CHARLES COLL.
JOSEPH T0OMEY.
Eureka, Nov. Ia. 1876. nl5-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-12
THE NEW STOR Z /.
MRS. M. A. ASHIM,
Corner of Buel and Batemun treots, Eureka.

IAN IN DAILY RECEIPT OF FRESH
4 OYSTERS direct frem Baltimore. Fresh
Fish and Poultry always on hand and will
now be received daily. Maple and the Silver
Drip Syrups, and a general assortment OF
Family Groceries.
For luncheons. have Hamburg Sausages
Club Fish, i.imburger Cheese, Potted Meats
etc. Lots of Fresh Eggs:
o29-tf MRS. NJ, A. ASlIIM.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02
Great and Good Medicine,

and a large number Of testimonials which are con.
stantly being received from pers who have been
cured by It's use, are conclusive proof OF its great
value. II IS recommended by physicians and
apoihecarles. As Blood-Purifer and Health
Re, torer, 1t has equal.
Negetlne is not prepared for a fancy drink made
from poor liquors, which debilitates the system and
tends to destroy health instead OF restoring it.
Are not tue many testimonials given for the diff.
ferent complaints satisfactory to any reasonable
persons suffering from disease that they can be
cured! Read the different testimonials given, and
no one can doubt. In many OF these cases the per-
pressed, as in cases Of Scrofra here apparently,
Vegetine will relieve pain, cleanse purify and cure
such diseases, restoring the patient to perfect
health alter trying different physicians, many
edles suffering tor years IS not conclusive proof
II you are u sufferer, you can be cured? why Is
this medicine performing such great cures ! 1t
works in the blood, in the circulating fluid. Il cap
be truly called the Great Blood Purincr. The
great source of disease originates in the blood and
no medicine that does not act directly upon it, to
purify and renovate, has any just claim upon pub
tic atteutlon. When the blool becomes lieless and
stagnani, either from change of weather climate
want OF exercise, irre guar diet from any other
cause, the Negetine VIII renew the blood, Carry off
the putrid humors cleanse the stomach, regulate
the bowels and impaIt tone oil visor to the whole
Dody 1he conviction Is in the public mind as well
as IN tne medical profession, that the remedies sup
piled by the Vegetable Kingdom are more safe
more successful. IN tae cure OF d ease, than miner
al medicines. Nesetne ls composed oi roots, barks
and herbs. 1t Is pleasant = take, and is perfectly
safe to give an infant. Do you need it? DO not
hesitate to Try il. You will never regret il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-02-02
WHAT Is NEEDED.

BOSTON, Feb. l3, lsil.
HENRY R. STEVENS, ESQ -
Dear Sir-About one year since fund m yseif in
ieeble condition from general debility. Vegetine
was strongly recommended u me by friend who
had been much benelttei by its use. | procured
he article, and after using several bottles was
restored t. health, and discontinued its use. feel
quite confident that there IS no medicine superior
~ IL for those comp ants tor which it is especially
prepared; and would cheerfully recommend 1t to
those who feel that they need something TO restore
them to peIfe health.
Respectfully You're, L. l.. PETTENGILL.
Firm Of 5 NJ. Petteng,l y Co.,
No. ~ state st., Boston.