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THIS EVENING.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE s.LE OF A CoLLECTIoN OF

ELhIhNE BUNS
1-r, From q priv ate librsry, in various hepart-
~ ments OF literature, com prisng Copies of
49, ctolce English aud American editions of
standard W rls, mo lily new and in EXTRA bindings:
q number OF handsomely illustrated Publications:
rare Sid Books, etc etc ell in good condition, 20
9. lyanIa svrnne and nth street, MONDAY and
TUESDAY EVENINGS. April 3 aud 4th. Sale
TO conner ce at =: 80 'ciock precisely
Terms cash. [nsr25l THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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FNHOS. K. WAGGAMAN,
i Real Estate Anctioneer, Slg 7th street

- On WEDNEsDAY, A pril s. a. 5 O'Clock D.
Ii m l will offer for -ale, IN front Of the prem
ISIS, the dwelling house No 223. on street south
east containing ten rooms and httet out W it'll every
modern convenience Lot l9 by ls5, TO u 30 feet
alley, with two story brick Stable. 1g by 20 with
coacbman's room, and complete in all Its appoint
meLIs. An opportunity / cffered for q great bar
gain as the owner is anxious to sell.
Terms day If s.la
marsld&ds TROS F. wAGGAMAN Auct.
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1876 rr.ss:tHtftttAnrA 1876

70 the Hsrth, West, and Southwest.
Donote Track, Steel Rate, Splendid Seem
cry, Magnffcent Eqwipmens.
Of 81 ana S Hi follow h5S Depot
Fer itttsbure and the West, .. m. daily, with
f.ss Oar Gs issaos .aa G ,is9 daily a. s1;s
except SUNDAY.
TsIls, and The North. N. dsiig ssoeSt Sanl
81. g s: fSs ss4. ~
"a ai3, IL q m daily except Sunday.
sss lee Limited E1S1s: s. Y Siis
nan fFsri9r Oar. s;23 q N; daily except sunday.
viii P"rrof 6.r . s..s6sa daily except sunday
Snd feilsss ss5 lso All. ssy sassEt Sunday,
As sSs g! ssitmsie SO 8. daily.
70. Ro.s. S5sst Lins $50 'n ~ sad 4:so ,. m.
Tor Annapolis, ESQ .. m. and ass ,. m, s1oep.
ALKxAEpBIA FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
RRt Af k hhR ALEXANDRIA WAsHIsGTOA
FGsA e ,lS5 5i:s;,ss1,;.;s,Io,1I.@,l,s,4s
re1 .ss sea,S, Va Eienmend, ,,:4o ?. m. daily,
and il:s0 p m. daily.
Sunday :. and q. M =, an. M ,nG a. M On
Tickets, Information, Sleeping ana Parior Oar
Eorthesst CORNER Of street, enc and penn
sylysnis avenue, Northeast corner of Sixth street
orders can Be lett for the ehsckins Of Bssrass to
destin alton from Hotels and Residences.
Franz THOMSON. a SsP m.nss sne' i sas
RALfIMoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.
oaAseH q TINE J. Ig a "a. Isth, 1875.
s:0o-Bsltmore and War Stations.
7:3O-BALIIMoRB EXPRESS
s:OQ-Skw foRK AND BOsToa Exrsrss
sas-Cineinsas,, St. Louis and Pittslars TX.
o-ssj'S9:s I'd ", s;.ssa: % ssna.,
s:t0-Point of Rocks and Way statfous
lO;is-BALTiMoREUNLINI EXPR Ess 10 stops
iaI3-s.ltinere and Wa, Station,
1:so-Spp Vn, IoH5 AMP NORFOLK ExrREss.
WAY sts.iens Wis Il ain Stem sn'
s:as-TEsdsriek, Poin. q HOOKS, aas..sssxn
- stations: vi. aetr0DOIissn sf Br a h. ~
3sEshItIM9sH IxRREss Steps e. Laurel
s:So-GHIcAso g1sI tIPsfn HaserstowD,
s:0e-BALIIMoRE EIPRKss
s:oe-Baitin0re and ws2 ssstiens
see-ss Loqis onepns, PittsoSrs Irsst sl n;
All Wsy Stations on Ohio aud Ohicas'
s:ss-NEwY0IT gIsHr ErrRrs,. Sleeping car,
.Sa,0 500 81 40; $40,
L.ar,as CGmd.s siario- yo va,.,~sro..
H:43, SIS, 500, 1870, e:45 g.. m, 1890,
t:le. 900, $40, e:Sa, 1910 >, M. daily.
$40, 800 1880 .. m, 3:ls. $50, 8:IS
No oonssssioe on sans., for H.ssrOva An
a,ssli: sisSnton q y.llsy 15.nsh' nor isI New
gor further information apply at the Baltimore
snd Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
ass Pennsylvania avenue, where orders viii be
taken for baggage 10 10 aRd received ct
sent In the city. THOS. Il. SHARP,
Master of Tran pcrtAtion.
Z, NJ. OObE, General Ticket Agent
GAO. s. kOONTZ. General Agent. novl-u
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u Ii. WARNER, corner 7th and + streets.

II ii. WARNER, corner 7th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
BEAL ESTATE, CONSISTING OF A THREE
sT ST. AND FRESGH Ro0F BRICk
NINTH AND Tenth sTskETs SOUTH
WEsT. SITUATED ON LOT OF GROUND
CONTAINING ABOUT THREE TH0US
IM0 HUNDRED AND FIFTY sQUARE
a BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated August 9th,
lo75, and duly recorded in Liber NJ 7s2. folio
40, et one of the land reCords of the District
Of Columbia, and by the written request of the
party secured thereby, will cell. at public suc
tfon. o u the pI emlses. on SATURDAY. A pril 22d,
lsI6, at O'Clock m. all that piece parcel of
land situated and being in the city Of Warrington
District of Columbia and know and de- ignated as
all OF original lot numbered twenty five (25l, in
square numbered three hundred AID eighty -eig at
t3oS together with the improvements CONSISTING Of
ore thie' story brick DWELLING, with buildings
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 6, IL and Is
moths, for which the notes of the chaser bear
Ing interest at per cent per annum from day OF
sale, ard secured by deed of trust pro erty
sold, viii be taken deposit OF o 100 will be re-
qn1rec at time tf sale. All conveysncing at the ex
pense OF the purchaser. IL terms of sale are not
G. implied with ia ten days froua day of sale, the
trustees reserve the right to resell the properTy
at the risk and cost of the defsultpg after
five days advertisement
ID. z. BOLLOWAY,Br
CHAs FRkSERt Trustees
ar4 2sw&ds j. T OOLDWEL Salesman
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RAILROADS.

UNIVERSAL r.. n TICKET OFFICE,
kALLkOAD TICKETS TO or from all points
Tduct soon ~ CO. or n s9ia a.
upon sny other Office or dep oILzz-H sH SsKNe
IN this city.
Tickets good till used Baggage checked through.
Apply 70 M u. WHITEsIDE.
aplB sl9 Penn. ave. WASH gtOg, ID. q.
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In BANKRUPTCY.

In BANKRUPTCY.
LtsfrIcf of CoiKrrbtd, IS.
At WashtDetOn- the sun day Of March A. ID lsz6,
the cnderslsnsd hereb, gives notice OF bis appoint
ment - ssSfsnee OF JOHN y. HUBBARD, of
Washington. ID O.. who has been adj I'D zed q bank
rust upon his own petition, By the Court Of
said District
MILTON L. HowSRR. Assienes,
No o. 7th street norIhvest
SAfL8s BROWN,
narAt1s1 Register In Bsnkruptcy,
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IHTHE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIsrRIOI
| OF COLUMBIA

H0l1IHF kpsctal Isrnl, Marcs 2iSf, 1870.
In the e.se % William X. Mclean. s6n iuistrs-
ter 81 EPHRAIA MAcMURRAY. deceased, the
administrstOr aforesaid has, with the appreciation
Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia
Aforesaid. appointed TUESDAY, April sth, A ID.
l57o, tor the oil settlement and distributor Of the
personal Of said deceased, and Of the assets in
hand. a. far - the same have beea collected aud
turned into money; when and where all the credi-
tors and heI- OF said deceased are notfned to It
tcnd, VITA their cisfms prUpery vouch he'd. or they
may otberwise BY Law be excluded from ell bsneft
In sad cecess~ds estate: PrOrtdsd, copy OF this
order be published on . week for three weeks in
the Evening Star previous % the said day. Test
mar3l tur3s A. WEBsrEB. REGISTER OF Wills.
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NH0S. L WAGGAMAN,
] Real Estate Auctioneer, kl9 18th street

- On FRIDAY, April Z, at ) D m, j will
III a. for sale, in front of the premises House
No 80 street bnrthp est, cantaIn,nR ak rooms;
Lot 2OA2iO 20 50 foot alley. Will be sold at bar
gain.
TENS on day OF sale.
sp3 dads TROs. Z. wAGGAMAN, Auct,
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II
TbUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN POTOMAC CITY, NEAR
TW0,sT0RY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
WITH OUTBUIDINGS AND ONE ACRE OF
GROUND, DELIGHTFULLY."- SITUATED ON
THE HEIGHTH OF LAND NEAR THE MAIN
ROAD LEADING TO THE CONVENIENT
ASYLUM vOR THE INSANE.
10 By virtue of a deed Of trust, dated December
- 23d, 1874, and duly recorded in liber N o. 769,
folio 40 ct seq one of the land records of the Dis
frict OF COlumbs and by the written request Of the
party secured thereby, We will sell. at public
tied. In front Of the premises, on SATU RDAY,
April 3th 1916, at AZ O'Clock . %, ell that piece
OF parcel Of land situate and living IN the county Of
Washington. District of C.lumbia. and known lad
designated ss lot No Sc. in section No 8, ia Poma
roy ct al ision Of Barry Farm together with
the improvements, consisting o. we'll built two
story frame dwelling house With outAuildings
Terms: One fourth cash, balsnce in 8, Il, and Is
months, for which the otes Of the purcha ser, bear
ing interest at per cent. per annum, from day Of
sale, and secrred by deed Of trust on the proper
" sold, Will be taken. deposit of Sl00 will be
required at time OF sale. All conveyancirg at the
expense ri the purchaser. II the terms of sale are
not complied with In ten days from day of sale, the
Trustees the right to resell the properly at
the risk and cost of the defsQltng purchaser after
five days advertisement.
CHAS. Il. FRASER,(
JNO. JOY EDISON, Trustees.
j. I. COLD WE'LL, Salesman.
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NEW EXPREss LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BYfwREN
1HILADELPRIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH.
IhGTOH AND GkORGETOWH
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier ., North Wbaryes, PhiIsceieaia,
SATURDAY, at IL m. Xxx
ID. O., MONDAY, ct D. m.
This line connects at Phiiadelpnis with Olydsb
Regular eemi-weekly Line Of Steamers for Proyi-
9eaoe, Boston and New England States. No wharf.
sse In Boston By this line.
@. +. HYDE, agent .cY p. OF q.
WA. +. CLYDE CO., Philadelphis.
FL REED, Alexandria, Va.
b$fIeights delivered by Knox e Express. Orders
left AZ General once, COS Pennsylvania avenue CT
a. the Steamer Wharf, VII be srosoetly attended
70. sep1-u
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TDEOPLEs' LISE"
FOR
NONINI. MATTOX CREEK, UPPER MA
CHODOC AND INTERMEDiATE
LANDINGS.
The sidewheel stesmer
"E. MORRIS"
Captain 7. Il BALDWIN,
VIII commence running to the above lancingg on
Monday, March 9th, leaving from -
wharf foot OF orb street every MON
DAY and tn UReDAY at 8 a. m.
Returning will leave Nomini every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY att In.
feb28 N. Il. fITZHUGH, Agent.
THE STEAMER HARBIHGER,
VIII leave 9Th street wharf at noon -
on SUNDAYS and WEDEESDAYS EkA-N
for Potomac Landings, including
Mattswoman, Mscnodoc and Rasiers 70 Nomini.
febz,-tnovl Agent.
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nUNOANsON BROS, Auctiopeers.
~ southeast corner Of 9Th and n sta nor.hv,

II hUCt1OHetrH,
~ southeast corner Of eth and ID sts northwest
SIXTEEN FINE OF. PAINTINGS AND ONE
SELL ENGRAVING. FOR hCCDIJnT OF
WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN, To COVER AID
NANCkS AND CHI ARGES, ST AUCTION
oc1oek, AZ our auction rooms, 9th and SITS north
west Ter account of whom IL may concern, to pay
adybrces and charges, shall sell the alb owe UNI
Der Of Fire Oil Paintings &c, and to which espe-
cisl attention is called being well worthy OF
siderstion.
apS-3t DUNCANSON BROS Aucts.
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TNHOS. X. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer. SIG 7th street

L Real Estate Auctioneer. SIG It'll street
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
TIE in THE FIRST WARD, ON ODD
sTkEET, BETWEEN L md NJ; AND ON 1
STREETS.
- By virtue Of n deed OF II st bearing date the
= Nth day of September, 1875, and duly recorded
In Lber No. 7g4 folio 49, ct seq, one OF the land
rtc9rcs OF the District Of Columbia, viii sell, at
public auction, front Of the premises on THURS
DAY, prfl the 9Th at O'Clock .. m, all tho Sc
pieces or parcels OF ground situated and being the
city OF Washington, and known and described as
follows: Lot letered MAJ ked e. 10 starr and Met.
cafs subdivision OF orgiIsl lots numbered and 6,
IL square No - and also all that south part of lot
Terms of sale: One h alf cash. the balance in and
IL months, with notes for deferred payments bear
iPg interest at six per cent and secured By deed
trust perty sold. Nterms of sale not com
piled with IN five days, the Trustee reserves the
right to resell at haser risk de post OF $50
must be made at time Of sale each piece OF prop
erty sold. Conveyancing ct purchssers cost.
RANDALL H4GNEB, Trustee.
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MEDICAL. dc.

.'SATIeEACTlONr-A positive cure, 81 per bot
- tie Prepared according to the orr ginal form
uia By DR.. Darby a. IL ~ street, cor. Of Penn
sylvanis ave. Consul ations free. ap3- Inn
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-30

The following letter from Rev. E. s. BEST. pastor
NJ. Il. Church. Natick. Mass, will be read with in
terest by many physicians Also those suffering from
the same disease afflicted the son of the Rev. e.
s. Best. No person can doubt this testimony. and
there is doubt about the curative powers Owe
ETINE:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-30
5fiscfllanu.
Speech in Women.

We are told that Socrates was instruct.
ed in eloquence by woman. Were
women admitted to plead in courts of
jurisdiction, they would carry the elo-
quence of the bar to greater heights
than it has yet arrived at. The first
kind of female orators are those who
are employed in stirring up the passions.
The second kind are those who deal in
invectives and who are commonly called
censorious. With what fuency of in
vention will they enlarge upon every
little slip in the behavior of another
With what variety of phrases will they
tell over the same story / have known
an old lady make an unhappy marriage
the subject of months conversation.
She blamed the bride in one place pit
led her in another; laughed at her in a
third wondered at her in fourth );
was angry at her in fifth and, in
short, wore out pair of coach horses in
expressing her concern. At length she
made visit to the new married pair,
praised the wife for the prudent choice
she had made, told her the reflections
which some malicious people had cast
upon her, and desired that they might
become better acquainted.
A third kind may be comprehended
under the word gossips. They launch
out into descriptions of christenings, run
divisions upon head-dress, know every
dish of meat that is served up in the
neighborhood.
The coquette may be looked upon as a
fourth kind. She hates and loves in the
same breath; talks to her lap dog or
parrot is uneasy in all kinds of wealth
er. She has false quarrels, sighs when
she is not sad, and laughs when she is
not merry.
As for newsmongers, politicians, MINI
les, with other characters which give
birth to loquacity, they are as common
ly found among men as women. Hudi-
bras has given a reason why those who
can talk on trifes speak with the great
est Auency, namely, that the tongue is
like a race-horse, which runs the faster
the less weight it carries
But there is charm in the music of
this little instrument, if it is always tun-
ed by good-nature, truth, discretion and
sincerity. y.-SpectatOr.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-30
The Children's Bed Time.


The clock strikes seven in the hall,
The curfew of the children's day.
That calls each little pattering foot
From dance and song and livelong play:
Their day that in our wider light
Floats like a silver day-moon white,
Nor in our darkness sinks to rest,
But sets within golden west,
All, tender hour that sends drift
Of children's kisses through the house,
And cuckoo notes of sweet Goodnight"
That thoughts of Heaven and home arouse /:
And soft stir to sense and heart,
AS when the bee and blossom part;
And little feet that patter slower,
Like last dropping of the shower.
And in the children's rooms aloft
What blossom shapes do gaily slip
Their dainty sheaths, and rosy run
From ciasping hand and kissing lip,
A naked sweetness TO the eye
Blossom and babe and butterfly
In witehing one, so dear sight,
An ecstasy Of life and light.
And. ah, what lovely witcheries
Bestrew the hOCrl an empty sock
By vanished dance and song left loose
AS dead birds throats: a tiny smock
That, sure, upon some meadow grew.
And drank the heaven-sweet rains. a shoe
Scarce bigger than an acorn cup;
Frocks that seem fowery meads cut up,
Then lily-drest in angel white
To mothers knee they trooping come
The soft palms fold like kissing shells.
And they and we go singing home,--
Their bright heads bowed and wors hipping,
As though some glory of the spring.
Some datfodil that mocks the day,
Should fold its golden palms and pray.
Then kissed, on beds we lay them down,
As fragrant-white as clover'd sod,
And all the upper floors grow hushed
With ehildrens seep, and dews Of God,
And as our stars their beams do hide.
The stars of twilight, opening wide.
Take up the heavenly tale at even,
And light us on to God and heaven.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-30
Chances of Marriage.

A young lady of Cincinnati gives the
Enquirer the following table as showing
woman's chances of marriage between
ii and 40 years. OF 1000 women TAX
en- without selection, it is found that the
number married at each age is as below
Or if (by an arithmetical license) we
call woman's chances of marriage in
the whole course of her life 1000, her
chances in each two years will be shown
in the table:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-30

RULING PASSION STRONG IN DEATH.
"A German paper relates the following
anecdote In an imperial city, lately, a
criminal was condemned to be beheaded
who had a strong itching to play at nine
pins. When the sentence was pronoune-
ed he had the temerity to offer request
to be permitted to play once more his
favorite game at the place of execution.
and then, he said, he would submit with
out a murmur. AS the last prayer Of
the dying man, his request was granted.
When he arrived at the solemn spot he
found everything prepared, and the pins
being set up and the bowls ready, he
PLAYED with no little earnestness,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-30
POETRY.
The Barn Window.

BY LUCY LARcos.
The old barn window John,
Do you remember it,
How just above 1t. on the beam,
The tame doves used to sit;
And how we watched the sunshine stream
Through notes and gossamer.
When down they futtered. John,
With such breezy whirrY
l think the sunsets, John.
Are seldom now as red
They used to linger like a crown
Upon your auburn head.
From the high hayloft looking down
To tell me of the nest
The white hen hid there, John
The whole brood's handsomest.
Those times were pleasant, John.
When we were boy and girl,
Though modern young folks style them SLOW
Alack a giddy whirl
The poor old world is spinning now.
To stop. who guesses when?
Be thankful with me, John,
That we were children them
Have you forgotten. John.
That Wednesday afternoon
When the great doors were opened wide,
And all the scents of June
Came in TO greet us. side by side,
In the high seated swing,
Where hocks of swallows John.
Famed US with startled wingY
Up to the barn caves John,
Weswung. two happy things.
At home and careless in the air
As if we both had wings.
The mountain sides lay far aud fair,
Beyond the blue streams shore;
! cried, Swing higher, J John ="
And fell upon the floor.
Next time saw you, John,
You stood beside my bed
Tears trembled in your clear boy glance
thought that was dead,
But felt my childish pulses dance
To be beside you still;
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-30
Three Points For Consideration.

during the past hye years the NEGEIlNE has
been steadily working itself into public favor. and
to its merit now its most ardent frend DIS and sup
porters.
There are three essential causes for those having
such horror of patent medicines. changing their
vaneement of VEGETlNE. list. 1t is an honestly
prepared medicine from barks. roots and herbs I'd.
1t honestly accomplshes all that is claimed for it.
without leaving any bad effects in the system, Sd.
honest we'll known citizens whose signatures are
sufficient guarantee of their earnestness in the mat
ter Taking into consideration the vast quantity of
medicine brought conspicuously before the public
per columns, with proof of merit or genuine
vouchers of what 1t has done. should be pardon
ed for manifesting small degree of pride in present
ing the following testimonial from Rev. j. 5. DICK
Of the South Baptist Church, Boston;
The Tired Body Sues for Sleep.
BosTos. March l6. 1874.
II. r. STEVENS, ESQ.,:
DEAR SIR--It is as much from a sense of duty of
gratitude that write to say that your NEGETINE
even If il is patent medcine-has been of great
help to me when nothing else seemed to avail which
unusual care brings upon me q nervous exhaustion
that desperately needs sleep, but as desperately de-
es it. Night after night the poor, tired body sues
for sleep until the day-dawn is welcomed back. and
chase after rest, Now / have found that little
VEGETINE taken Just before / retire gives me
sweet and immediate sleep, and without any Of the
evil effects of the usual narcotics. l think two
little less work. I'd. A little more VEGETlNE.
This prescription has helped me.
Now have particular horror of patent medl-
cines, but have greater horror Of being afraid
to tell the straight out truth. The VEGETlNE has
helped me and own 1t up.
Yours, DC, ]. S. DICKERSQN.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-30
Terrible Cyclone.

From the salins, Kansas. Journal Of June $, 1876,
IL Passes over Saline and Mcpherson Coun-
ties.-Three Persons Killed and Many Se-
riously mjured.-Great Damage 10 Prop
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-30


lis Baltic street. Brooklyn. n. Y, Nov. IA. 1874,
II. Il. STEVENS, ESQ.
Dear Sir-From personal benefit received by its
use, well as from personal knowledge of those
whose cures thereby have seemed almost miraculous
can most heartily and sincerely recommend the
VEGETINE for the complaints for which II is claim
ed to cure JAMES P. LUDLOW.
Late pastor Calvary Bap Church Sacramento. Cal
EEGETlNE is SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
q e.o-w-B