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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-09-17

CsSiiiie, ahu SoAf4SeAoh 10
tainty. s
The first witness in the Lee Ease wa
~. H. Wells, who testified that Lee in
1867 occupied the position Of farmer to
the Indians in southern Utah, and per-
haps some place in the militia.
Laban Morril testified as to the
Gil held at Cedar City, which had under
advisement the destruction of the train.
1t was understood that before it should
be done Brigham Young should be con-
suited, and "a messenger was sent to
Salt Lake for that purpose, and another
to Pinto Creek to draw off the Indians,
and allow the train to pass on until
word came from Brigham Young to the
contrary. Forty-eight hours before the
messengers returned from Salt. Lake he
heard that the massacre had taken
place. Haight, Higless and Klinger'
smith were in the council. Lee was
not there.
James Haslam testified that he wal
the messenger sent to Brigham Young
by Haight, who explained the object of
the message to be that Lee should hold
the emigrants corralled until his return.
He rode night and day, stayed two
hours in Salt Lake, and returned. Brig
hams message was go; don't spare
horse flesh, those men must be spared.
Let them go in peace" He got back
to Cedar on the Sunday following and
learned that the deed was done.
Joel W. White testified almost ex-
actly as on the former trial relative to
taking a message to Pinto Creek and
taking part in the massacre.
Samuel Knights testimony went to
show that he was driving one of the
wagons which contained arms. He
heard the first gun fired after the emf
grants had been decoyed out. He Jaw
Lee blow a woman's brains out, beat a
man to death with agun and murder
several others, and at the same time
saw the Indians make q rush on the
women and children, whom they slew.
Samuel McMurdy testified that he
drove the other wagons after the emil
grants had been decoyed out by the flag
menced moving up the Meadows. He
ing around. saw Lee put his gun to a wo-
mans head and fire, when she fell. He
also heard Lee beating a mans brains
ness wagon and shot all the wounded
u1cu WIFI AiS plotOA dLu uldSSCu ohClk
bodies to the ground. Only the chill
dren in the wagons were saved. This
witness refused to tell whether he took
part in the killing, but on the former
trial it came out that he was the man
who, while in the act of firing on one of
the wounded emigrants, said, so,
Lord receive their. spirits, for it is for
their sakes that we do these things"
Nephi johnson, who went to the
Meadows as Indian interpreter, testi-
fed that he saw Lee shoot the woman
referred to, and cut a mans throat as
he dragged him from a wagon. This
witness was extremely careful to tell
nothing duplicating any one except
Lee, the witnesses being most constant
in the forgetfullness of names and Incl
dents not relating wholly to the defen-
dant. His cross-examination, which
was searching, showed that he could
tell sufficient to hang every nan who
took part in the massacre. All he said
damaged Lee materially. E
Jacob Hamlin testified as to a CONVEX
versation between himself and Lee q
few days after the putchery, in which
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-09-17

defendant justified himself by claiming
that it was necessary as a military mea-
sure.
The testimony of all the new wit
nesses thus far plzinly indicates that
they are in a conspiracy to sacrifice Lee
for the good of the church.
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ELECTRIC SPARKS.

A $4,000 fire at Almonte, Ontario,
Saturday.
One of the Utah train robbers has
been caught, and held for trial In 81, 900
bail.
All the leading cities are contribu-
tin gto the relief Of fever-stricken Sa-
vannah.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-09-17

We can't see that Sitting Bull is such
a great warrior, after all. He has been
two months, now, trying to find Crook
and Terry, and evidently without sue
cess, as they are yet alive, SO far as
anybody knows.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-09-17

1t now looks as though the hostile In
dams of the frontier would surrender
to the white troops until warm weather
sets in again.
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Beshoar is the name of the Democrat
ic candidate for Lieutenant Govern
Or of the new State Of Colorado.
Beshoar bottom dollar he won't be elect
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NEW MEXICO.

Romero Jor Congress
Santa Fe, Sept. l5.-The Republican
Territorial convention met In this city
yesterday, and nominated Hon Trini-
dad Romero of Las Vegas by acclama-
ton for delegate to Congress.
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NJ. SLOAN, Proprietor OF this Popular Resort.
offers his nne one-half mile Track free for
training horses. Sail Boats on the Lake free
TO patrons. Refreshments furnished at all
hours. JsSo-oSm
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For RENr.-A large front room in
the Postoffice Building; the best loca-
ton for an office. Inquire at THE
LEADER Office. je28-dtf
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For sale, or to exchange for work.
horses or cows, q fine piano. For par
tfculars inquire At THE LEADER Office.
iy21-d1m
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Use S. H. Kennedy's Hemlock Lini-
ment for horses. a27-dtf
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Subscribers who fail to receive their
papers regularly will confer q favor by
Immediately reporting the fact at this
Office. tt
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"A CARO.
To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions of youth. e
m uous wesk9 %c.' / e, wiR s "soday: . i rscslo Of
that will cure you. FREEw6D
CHARGE. This gEeat
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-09-17

Tie Siuafion-Crook's March and
Plans.
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UTAH.
The Mountain Meado,u Matter:

The Mountain Meadow Matter.
Salt Lake. Sept. 16,zTlWx
special dispatch
11def on Lee. The case
15&6iy 60 to the jury tomorrow
evehing, and conviction is a dead GER
, 1876-06-21

Hjifrt1f Wfpntfh to ihe 1f1buh8
BURLINGTON, Ia., June 20.-Thc confession OF
Bill Lee, tllc murderer whowas hung at Oquaw-
ka, ILL.,, last Friday, consists Of over go page6 Of
manuscript. 1t was opened thIs morning By the
Sheriff, In the presence Of attorneys. From In
formation found therein il telegram was dis
patched to the Burlington authorities ordering
tl.c arrest Of Harry Lee, B!lI's cousin. Tie
Sheriff will arrive to-murrow morning. In the
meantime 1t is thought that uarry'b co,nplity
III tile murder Ut the girl named Ellen Watson.
ut Oouawka two years ago, Is tile cause OF the
arrest. This girl myster!ous'y disappeared
,oiA was found ID Afterwards tI IL the Mississippi:
Harry and nan named Welsi. were arrrsltL
for the crime. Welsh was acquitted and Harry
discharged. About 4 week before bis EXECUTION
Bill sent q message to Harry requesting so1nr
favor, which was refused. Bill rejoincl that ile
would nuke II ret1-lot fur Hurry. 1t Is general.
j. believed that Harry TAN be convicted, and II
ulty. The officers nre seeking for tlree uccum-
f''e~' ''' Special IN5pa.ch to 7as Tribune.
BURLINGTON, Ia. june a0.-Thc unrest IN this
city yesterday Of Hurry Lee, cousln If the no
torious Bill Lee, who was hung III Oquawka 1ast
An Information charging lin with being fugi'
tive from Justice aud guilty Of u murder com
| 1nItted In March, 1875, in 0quawkat was tile
foundation for his arrest. Sheriff he'll, OF Hen
derson County, Was here to-day und returned tu
| Illinois to obtuin rcquIsitinn. Il Ia runorc<l
| that cyideuce Inns been secured fastening eev.
| eral crimes OIL thls 1nan Lee, who has lung Kept
| ton, md that there are good prospects for HI:
| stretching hemp. Lee viii apply fur MI exa'l
nation tomorrow, and IL 1t be- refused, viii
| pray for writ Of habtas corpus.
, 1876-06-21
England Must Take the Ili-
tiutive III Future Ne
gotiations.
Senate Action on the Indian
Appropriation Bill.
A Provision Looking to the Open
ing Of the Black Hills
Country.
Treasurer New and Solicitor Wilson
Send in Their designations.
BRISTOW'S SUCCESSOR.
sENATois Molln1LL {ME.) MENTIONED.


Special Dlspatch 10 7nf 7fioHne
WASHINGTON, d. T., Lulle :D.-Senator Nor
rl, Of Aalmc, IL onc nlan whom GEN. Grant Is
anxious TO have In his Cabinet lie was tell
dercd tile Sccretaryship Of War Wien Relknap
gaye way, and, MS Is wcll;nown, refused /. after
duly considering the subject. Mr.. Morrill, has
now been offered the aceretaryship Of the Irras-
TRY. III had an lluur's talk with the President
to-day, but when the interview WIS over It was
too latc to send any nominations to tic Senate.
There was BONE disappointment that tho
President did not make tile appointment
to-day. Mr., Morrill,, 30 far as is known,
1ias not yet decided whether or not hc will ac-
ctpt. Ills term III thr Senate expires next
Mure1l, md It was said tho Governor of NlaIne
wUuld appoint 1}alnG In caso OF q vacancy. II
ie pretty wcll understood thnt the Maine Scna-
turshlp, beginning III the next 4th Of March, ~
already Cnorgncil to Mr. Dlatne but Ills friends
say llc Will prefer to stay III thu Housc:
Senator Morrill,, 1t Is understood, llas asked
for two days to consider whether or not
l,c will nccept the Seeretesyship of the
confer With sumo u his friends III Matnu us to
tho nlvikabllty Of this step. Mr.. Diainc this
evening stated he had no knowledge of tllr ten
der OF thu position to Morrll, or Of tic prob
able action of the lnttcr, uor Was blaine willing
to commit himself upun the question uf tile
scnatorsp tn the event tlat Morrill, should
yucatr It, except to say tllnt Ills }lnncs) friends
lnye given Him IT, understand TINT hc cal SUI
cecd to tile Henatorsp II lie desires. The In
preston prevails that Morrill, will accept this
position. Secretary DrIstow is confident Ut this.
, 1876-06-21

Specfu4 }dttHtfeh to 1he Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D G., June aD.-The House to-
day ordered printed the rcpurt made by 1saac
N. Morris, Of Illinois, onc Of the Unlon Pacific
Railroad Commissioners In 15G9. That report
l,us remained imprinted slncs that time, and Is
probably now brought out for political pur-
poses. Tho report IL quite severe upon tile
method Of construction Vi the Union Pacific
Road; declares that the ruad ut TINT time wns
not completed, aud says tlat the Coinm[ssIun-
ers appointed to inspect tsls roatl were III the
habit ot signing reports prepared for them by
ulliecrs Of thu Company.
Morris WIS ong Ut tho Commissioners With
Gen. Warren a1ld James +. Wilson. Ills report
WAS an independent report, tile utller two Gun
Inissioners llayng signed theirs without con-
sutlng hlm. MUrrls says that all reports for
eyrry2o m!!es ot ting roa1 alleged TO bo com.
pletcd were made by Officials of tlle Company ut
Otnaha, unl signed by the Government Com
MIssioners rs u matter OF form. Morris con
cludes, ilrst, tfat the roud IL not III thu law re
aulres, tlrstclasa road; second, IL IL not tn1l-
Illcd with the necessary buildings; third, It has
ilut safo Anl substantial bridges; fourth, tho
tunnels arc not wide enough for u double track !;
fifth, the road On this grade lines Is ns,t OF
uniform width, nor Is 1t properly luyclGd; !;
sixth, especially would 1t bu extremely danger-
GUS fur heavy trains to pass over the western
portion nf tic road; SEVENTH tho ties layu sunk
In many ctsos ut tAie cnl, nhd so'nctIMcs ell
nh uneven bearing; eighth, tho ra!lroaa Is not
well batlastcd; ni1lth, thp cross lies Ut great
frrcguarity, aud thu ties Arc nl Ut soft ptliu.
The report hevcrcly crltctses the action Of Con.
| grcss III ,nuking the Govrrnlnent's lten second
tuOrtKuKG.
, 1876-06-21

Rpeeia! Correspondence qf The Tribune
sr PAUL, Mimi, June 19-ln the Municipal
Court, Saturday, after hcarlng the evidence in
the case Of Barbara Bctz, charged with maftreat-
Ing and manning her 6.yrar-old nicce, as hereto
fore reported to THE TRIBUNE, Mrs. Detz was
committed to jail, In default Of bail, to bc tried
fur mayhem by the District Court, The little
girl was one Of the witnesses against her nunt,
aud In German told |ler story quite clearly.
She said her aunt was continually pounding her
u.lu knocking her down. thut she pulled tile
hair out of hIr head, bit and burned her face,
and knocked her down from behind with
IL st!rk Ut siosc.woud. Shc could not
tcl when her r.l was brolten, aud uid not
know of II unit! it pa!nyd her, With
regard to the Disagreement Of her nose, SHE
said her aunt strnc!; her on the nose with :
stick, and then told her to wash away the blood
which flowed FROM her nose. Silu tried to wash
It away, but not In u manner To suit the aunt,
who proceeded tn wash the nose herself, aid.
finding tile cartingc broken, tore It out. All
the tinc, she said, thu aunt treated her cruelty,
unu often thrcatencl to kill her. The court.
room was crowded during the examination, prll,'
utpnlly BY ladies'; AMI the!r indignation was
great, especially when medical expert exhtblt,
I'd ulld described the injurtrs Of the child, an1
sw0rc thut she was frcr from blood-tnint, aud
had been perfect In form and feature FEW
months aGo, when she WAS left fu charge Ut hel
aunt. There Is no explanation on this part VI
thu aunt, and her n,yrltTuus cruelty Ia only tc
be accounted for by the doctrine Of total de'
prAYltY.
, 1876-06-21

10 decline to entertain propo.i.on made hy
tlrcut britain pending III refusal 10 execute the
exciting treaty 10 an.nA It by practically
tnnccIng by treaty the Identical condition. which
That unvernnlcnt demands under 1t. act NJ Pasn.
mcnL
in addition to Tho lmro-tIbIty Of the t:nitcA
staten entering npon negotiations u,ues tha nenhce
Of Intended violation refusal 10 execute tl1e
Terms Of hn existing t1caty, hgtmeh Il fhasIeahlD
u treat Of only the ont amendment prnpn-ch BY
Great lsttaIn, while the United States ;esises an
enlargement Of the lsl Of crtmca for which sxtrA'
tition may be asked, and uthcr improvements
which experience haa shown might bc embodied IN
\ new tsenty.
Il Il fur the Wisdom Of conEresa 10 determine
whether the nrt'cc Of the tcn:Y relating 10 extra.
the tinvetnnon. d 4he unte' States or ~ forming
attitude OF the British Government remain IN.
changed. sha1l not. w!thant 81! expression of The
wish Of Congtc.r that ehnull Au Bf take any
tim either Ii making granting rcqnifiiiuna for
the surrender Of fn9livt criminals undur thc sscaty
tSigncd) U. s. GnASr.
The message. having been read In tho House,
was referred IL the Committee I'll Foreign AZ
fu!rs
, 1876-06-21
DEMocRATIc cLAl~TnAr.
!Eo<rirf Hp.4fe}, 10 THs Tribune.

GF<ct9t A1S%H<%G] ~ 1HP 41t14"es
WAsn1EaroS, D. e., June D.-'The House, by
vote Of III yens to 5B nays, passed tho Eluul-
ization-of-Bounty bill. Tho bill provides that
the sum of s9.33h shnll be pnid to every nom
commissioned officer, musician, private soldier
Or sailor, or marine, including those upon the
rolls rs Indians, for each month uf service be-
tween April l2, 1861, md May o, 1865, atid up
plies alike to regulars nnl volunteers. In casc
VI tho death of the soldier, etc., the
bounty Is to go to tho wilnw or
l,clr. In computing md asccrta1ning the
bounty there Hlmll bo deducted my and all
lount!cs already paid by the United States, Or
my State. Persons who served Us substitutes,
captured prisoners of war ut the time OF enlist
mcnt md persons who were discharged Oil
thrr own applications, except for disability, arc
excluded, unless the latter were discharged with
view Ut re-cnllstment, or for purposes Of pro-
inuttuu. Every application for bounty must
statc specifically whether the applicant Inns re-
ccivcl u,ly other bounty. Attorneys or ngcnts
lre
ALLOWED ONLY TEN DOLLARS
far prosecuting any claim, ant violation OF
this clause is liiadc punishable by flue a'sl ill.,
pr!sonlncnt. Provision ls madt for secondary
proof In MI cases where the discharge Of the NIP
pllcant has been lost. All applications under
this net must b. nhdp Within live years after its
passage. ...-.-..
Tl'c Adlutaut-Gcncral ot tho Army reported
to Congress last ysar that I'll. b!ll L passed
would take s10l 100000 out of ttte Treasury,
md tho i'aynnster-G General said It would re-
quire not less thu sl37, ,000, 900. Nobody pre-
trn.la that there is my obligation to pay the
amount proposed In tlIls bill or nny
otlley amount, and tic, action Of
to-tlay, as 1t has been IN tile past,
II an attempt to capture the sold!er.voto BY il
l[ttlc political rla1-trap. Bauning, whose CGn-
1nIttec reported the hlll, spoke earnestly In It's
favor, Notwithstanding be- reccutiy favored tle
reduction IT the 1y Of laundrusscs IN the army
on tho grnuna tllatit was necessary to bring
tic expenses of thu t}oyernment within Its re-
ccfpta. The Democratic House bousts tmt It
viii maltp d Swing III the Appropriation hills u
$i0,Q00, ,0o0 this w!ntcr, utl yet passes bill re-
qu!rug the payn,cato three tmcs that sum when
LII contract exists requiring 1t, when 1t Is nut
expected, nnu when It fs not asked fur. 1t Ia
well KNOWN a!su, that II the bill stnild become
law only ansa!! portion of ttlc money would
rraeh tho hands Ut the sodlcrs, the bulk Of 1t
passing into tho pot kcts Ut attorneys md claim
agents.
, 1876-06-21

Special Nltpu!cA 70 Tie 7F16NRF.
WAsn1soron, u. c., june 20-T4c House
-. ". 'a"',,,i'>,s ~ po.s,.,,,o,,,"
III the 'hat'eF u eo''cHs t"o lsah' .a,.,.
Ruilroati Company to proanco It's private lrc'SAt
cuntracts with different shippers until TuesdAy
next. This poetporc1ucrt was occasloncd By
thc s,ctncss IN lin fumj1y of ex-scnutor Scott.
49, $500, e.. a.. C.s,.s.,,,
eou"sel ioF tlle eo'npany'
TtR CALDWELL D13fATcHt
The judiciary Committee nrG attempting, by
tho testimony OF experts IN handwriting, to
aho,v tb,t M. t7,snatrh ,vnirh IA saI,l tn luve
e's I. .'. .Hs ill., n.,".,.. ~ Ssa,,.,,1,, -,
oech 6e'it !soh IAnhoe'p'"a ~ e",1"e.', III
, 1876-06-21
The Confession Of Bill Loe, Who Was
Hanged Last Friday, Opened
Yesterday.
A Cousin OF tho Dead Murderer
Charged Therein with
Capital Crime.
Five Negroes Hanged by White Reg
ulators" in Louisiana.

WIFE-,vI1rPrTNti AND RAPE.

WIFE-w111Pr1Nti AND RAPE.
Special CprfespondeHcs u The Trftane.
DEs MoisEs, In, Jun. 1I-Thc past wccls
has disclosed The yillainies II very devil In
carnlc, who has by the power Of his brutality.
kept concealed his crueltIes. The naElc Of tlfs
1eud is Milton Vansant; and Clar+nsla, PaEc
County, is cursed with Ills residcme. About
three years ago lie married the daughter ii a
highly respectable family. lie soon after be-
gan 10 abuse her, and, as time passed, Ills
crueltics iucreascd. lie has whipped lMr anil
pounded lcr III every conceivable WY. At
times hc would take club md pound he-; then
nEt> he threw al eal of cora 1t her, hitting hcT
III the side, which caused n miscarriage. so'ne
time utter this she lixppcned IN the stable, and
he knocked her down III o'sc cf TIC stalls, where
served .sst IT. IT, he e'a retnarSe D,n y"u .hought
you were dead aud In hi by this ttmc." A
iew days etnee hc went at lcr With tlc butcher,
skin In ecyrra' PLACES. During tl1t. time l!e
kept her under his contro! t1iat until recently
she did not tell her own people htw bally she
was treated. During this TING, In his own
cousin If his wife, who was stopping over night
with them, hut size got away and went llosnc.
In August last Eyear-old sIstcr u Ills wife
was stopping With them, and Ut nlght slspt On
the presence Of Ills own vile. committed u
crime that palcs ali others. After gratifying
lis dcyillsli lust, he took Ills gun aud
made them both promise they would ncT
cr tell, at the sa1ne timc saying II they tlsl h
would not only kill them, but l1so their fnt!lc
and mother. The child went home lookinE
badly, and her muthcr naked her what WAS t'.'
matter. at last the child Informed her, aEl.
All examination showed that her story was toe
true. Her mother, fearing vansant, aud know
ing that he had Threatened to both kill nnt
about ii until Friday last On Friday night
warrant was made out for brutal treatment 9
his wife, md plaecd In the hands Of the Sheriff
who arrested Vankant. On Saturday anutlit
writ was taken out, nnd he was arrest cd OIL tll
additional charge of rape. Examination OF Iii
wife shows ttat sile is Scared all over, and COY
cred with sores caused by the brutal husband
She. Is nothing but skeleton, and llns sut1erc
at this tiuuds hands thousand deaths.
, 1876-06-21

&c$u
states tnuf1s, u ptovides that whet, service ol
] pt"eesh u a"5 sai. % NJ wv u s4.it} a1 ns'e.un1
commenced e,,'.; or ncteatter 10 be commences
aEalhst any eorpolhtlon " m'Hy corporate cai-
itt hn inaaG ncraasc tI!e ol'lcef nsalhs. wi1on
the lfW ess nay benh lssuea ehtlnot uS lf!lnu, nr
the,c Is IL, sueh n'!,ecE' that the 6esvNe nay nc
,na,te nn!a Wy otlef ol'iccF OF agent oi 1ne
'''y e''po'A'e; THE INDIAN MIL.
Ihe y, ncnate n1scas.eu 1ne .alan Appronr!a,
t!om n; tie ,ny a''I asaE ,n .i;oo ftM
a,n i.,ni1. e Nv ~ .t,a .f sa ''r
senator lnHa.ls hHoWc's lHat hlheG io'3 t!leIe
th nas Dull ns} stea} aee1Hhag saaaH ~ l"e ms'' nE
.hc a.tn.n,euts . a'iopscu w. nn. ,. ~
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n,ninta,,.Il Tint lin w,,rk af i.',,ua,izin,, nni
nt,iis H. 'ui i1t,n ~ w,"' l., m nr,4,tcnii ,a @
h'nni T., 's s,,nr tarms r. ,,i i;1,f .'''I ~
.~i,sti,,,t1nn ~ wur 1ajttv fnr - t,saso ,3,t"v
,,nrt,.n f,rpr,,' 'e"~' Fo''~''
Mr. Blo.nc has rerciyaI II n, A.'i tf7rr n ,rturc
TmK ArpnopnfaT1oy Hills
co,rrtf,no vii ~ r.,.,,n,n,1 +hn IT, t,in,ts
s.I,,,, ,,sI"'r H., ~, ',a ~ ~ ,h
ns ~ IT, ,.t ~ usg p.1 ~ ts
ths a1,tnorty to ttrty t,nys aftcr t: eni "f ths
Tsai vs"r 1. I. 2.v - T." s,n,,n -, ,,rr ~ ~,
,,o ,sat to 1n,ats - .t, y. ~ - i III. ~ s,
Dn,,Inn onI n1',,,,t i~,,. - ~ n,,;rc ,.,s -,
irnv. ns ,;,rlS ~ Tnf,rs;,ow, '''~ "''" ~
M, v,r,,c. ~. t',,,,,i,, t"t - ,rtt, y,
| nnssfhtr fnr ihn Ilc;norrats tn trfe,t inv. In
Ps'''' tP1htn' ~ '''' e'0'"'' ~ 1''''s ''''s -
Tie An,rnnrtntion Committee II, tl, s,,nt1ry
| c,vti hti( l,nvn nrrnounI n,,,rf, ,,cw f"risia
! fin, nuti fI,n I'M yilt ,iorI,ioaa In snvsrniv
fn,,Tht IL TN 1tac All ~" ic,,istot;or 10 nr';,
| :" stiC A@OaeSs sA't SsS .6'otN|'t'S
, 1876-06-21

CHaHLza7owS. MasA., March u, ls5a.
Mr.. u. Il, STKvKS4:
lear Sir: IN lr year lsc while residing At Portland.
Ne, was afflicted with Canrcr I'll ny aosr. which
nac rapid iruErrss All Of the best physicians there
wesr eonaultta Without Wy Mneft E9r rrrt9 u
was Invading my ~hne syslcln. l suffered sht most
rrcrlctatInA patas until MY nuse ~as nrarly Eue anI
fund II approaching fatal termination. IcluS
gnnt oHt Of hong ~ c'ns ~ tv Ers4t nf S Of @ 1%
l5!oo.t l!rmedy. rkGErlSh, md. suffering Ereatl>,
without hvpe or cOnttrnce III relief ~ ~ny nrllrlhc,
AnalIy tel to Try tt And only ttore VIM hate
.!.Htiar .4HsTns rsa.1xs ny tst'.ns. when .ts.
10 heal Gsfnfng conitnce that tIr .ea.e WA being
successfully xnt,battsd hy thr SEEEtlSE tfof took
OthUF nitiicne} faithfully CONTINUED tts ust. AMI
In six u,ouths the cnnccr w4s healed and nj health
1ully Restored.
aui cnunlent II I,aA used VEGETiSE In the carly
saErs The srssr II wuud have srrettea T. rr.Irc4.
tt saved YeXrS Ut kTrAt suffering detlre 3lfy that
ulhrrs HAS be henrntcd aud attention cacd e. " u :.
funesz InI In The thtrrrst Ut 9utFer.l. humanity
ouly chrerfuy aud my testimonial to III entire auc
N NY rase and though have lost n~arly MI u
HlY husc iny fare h entirely healed md enjoy Enod
st1Hment MIS-. John PArIEltsuS.
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