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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-22
EXPRESS.

COIV VNVxIVIVSe
l.. At U. P. Transfer with Union Pacific Rail
ronu lor Umah,.
2. At Council Bluffs, with Kansas City, st. Joe
and Council Bluffs Railroad for st. Louis and all
points south.
s. At Missouri Valley with Chicago l. North.
western Railway for Chicago and all points east.
T.. At Sioux City with the Sioux City and st.
Paul, Illinois Central and Dakota Southern Rail.
roads, Steamers for upper Missouri river, during
navigation, and with stages for all points In the
Northwest.
r. for Omaha and Southern Nebraska.
6. At Fremont, Mob, with the Union Pacific X.
r. for all points west, and the Pacific coast.
points in Northern Nebraska.
- Be sure your tickets read via sc. 4 PR.
&c. HILLS, Genl Ticket Ag't.
/. HU:NSfT. Superintendent.
c. j. UCoNNoR,
Western Passenger Agent.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-22
RAILROADS.
Ii E S

"nK oniuAao . sonrR .EesE.s RAILWAY
Embraces nader oAe MANAGEMENT The eipeA'
Trunk Railway Ii ss Of the West aud North
west. and, wt,h ITS numerous branches snd con
necttons, forms the shor;es ana QlicEest routl
betwee Chicago and all poih'e In lllinoip, Wis
con.tn, Northern Michigan, Minnesota, iowa
NcbesskA. California and the We,tern Terrific
ries. Ie
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-10

eante, Ter Sob rss @aters eine Npbls
tbat bss atnbsS !"
Dtsie lfbie 0orfeQuna erarif i'm
lsbbaft. Seine 3abne fubren tnirlhenp
auf einanser, frampftaft erfabtr er ole
9i(hplatte uno preete lie NIT folder
Gnfrfn9una, ale ob or fs ssrbredan
uplte.
Na6csm CT id eiuieermaesn bsrue
biet. 1ae er cine Wetle unbsweelib ca,
conn natmen |einc 3Ise wtsctr zen
NuepruG miller YHsweifune an.
Mdbrenp or rie 6anp fel an bic Stirn
leete. nie TN, iein wirsrlpdnRigsS Njes
cddtni6 ~ modem, ablethten pI6sli6
ltine Ban9en uutsr Dem Ginoruf eines
idben S6efsne.
.Wsfsrn", murnslte er, naeitein iol>
ts Id CUR Staet sebn ; Id bate. 0elo,
Sch, nit benz i6 eineu absil Der pa6t
bssabIen fOnnte. 80. Aber no bin i6
eerpslen? @ae bate Id eeiban Nis
bin i'd bterber suridssfOmmen? 5abe
i'd cte @a6t te;oblt? SOP uno 3eufe!
rsin ! Sd babe nthts besabIt Sd
babe setrunten -. asl6laien !. ..."
llnb NIT iebsrbaftsr baa tob CT 1ets
men &ittsl auf uno lhnalte etnen LEI
pnngn Curt lUs, csu or UNI tie Sifte
irua.
@hbunb er eanr cine Anaabi @etps
fade auf Gen Sid mari Drddte lein
@el@t tie fur@tbarie aasf aus
neusS @ntIssen malte fb in fetnen
3Ieen, ete Daare auf benz Sopf fdtes
men ppr @srsweiFune aufredt ;u
fsbn.
uunslid dbsr unelld /" REF CT aus,
"pfrlorsn! sefoblen SD MIL mod
einmaI sdblen, pteustdt babe I'D mid
eeiut"',
CT bendbte i6 taf|s bic 0elefads
tn ;wst 9eiben su pssnsh, absr feline
9anb 3~ttterte terartis, ba6 60 lanss
wdbrtt bts CT tn lsbr unuOQtpmmensr
@etie camit ;u Stanpe fam. Brand
robsr ausruf, mands guwdnlauue
eesen ith ieIbf entTel patei letnen stps
pen.
Sstne Nneh wud5, Ger talte
S6wets trat tbm auf Die Stirn, wdb=
reab er cas 0elo ;dblte unb wtcOersdblS
re, uu1 INNER BON neuem au Ger usbers
ssusun8 3u fOmmen, Dab etn betrdAtIis
der She'll feble. @nb!id blteb ibm tei>
re 6Ufnuns mebr, pos CT iid setduldt
ba6sn f6nne. Gin DIe6afrOa lddttsIte
tbn. CT raufte isin 6aar unO risf NIT
beilsrer Stinme:
~Gdnfs's QrancS gu ,renis, 100 itno
0e esblisbsn I6, Id bate uniere leBts
Rub uetfauft, Der GrI5S lOute casu btes
nen. Gas urtbetl rddsdnats au maGsn,
bas Mid auS rem 6aule weiR-unp
jeBt? Sect miro man mt9 fOrtiassn,
auf bic Strase petfen pie stnsn puno.
SD werpe osraatst, oerb6bnt man ;eist
nit Ginsern auf mid eIsnesn SGafer !
uno metae arme CLARA ! mas fol- aus
ibr lrercen 2"
(8crttsung fClst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-10
S46O

i&Iub ~ brtnseu. Sn g., bus Die
8eibsn pafiren mubten. butten fe f&or
BON ber Ginbrineuns beS pfarrers aes
bHrt. 8erncwiB nobu pas ale etns
quite 0%crbebsutuna eenu isbt Tag eer
@farrer in Numerc Cider unb fcnnte
ntGt ferner isinen 3wcdsn bineerlt6
entaeasatretsn-in otsie Neinura sut.
te fth Der Srancsnbureer nun etiuial
bineinperrannt, uno nt&tS fcnr'te tbn
baron atbrinsen. CT mar aud taur1
auf BEN 5ofe 5nartis's, ale CT oss'er
usbensueuns BEN Nl!sn sstenabsr Ssr'
trauli6 @rrte lsb. 6aartle mar tns
nerIi& iiber bic 8esfdtruns esS pfars
rers utel su rpitbsnb, ais eaB ct it&
barIber BET 9nnppiB esduBert batte,
unp bit1er bIteb eabsr TN rlntlaren iber
bic Sttmmuns ces Glten, benz CT bes
,aaIi@ osS GulturtampfeS ben Staar
oeRoGen ~ taben 9laubte.
(S6luB fUlst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-10
(Gcrtlesuug fclst.)
3atbO1tf6e
Ganbfnmmen Anfalt.

NNit Npprpbattpn unb Gnapfebluns Ser 5pdwnfen $. s.
Grsbtf&6fe Spn Ntlirautee aunb ct 9oats unS seri&tebener
Der 6o&w'ftn 8t165fe bts$gDef.ns eebenten ptr geeen
glitts glat ,. s. sinsn tt.tnsn anfans mt. elmer taiR0lt.
f6en &aubfuntnterr Muftdlt 3u N MAIDEN IN Verbtnbun9 NIT
benz 9ebrer.s emtuar. Oas BebirfntB mad elmer f0lden
Mnftalt 1T pfenbar Ia. nnere toubfurarnet RinSer &C.
ben an ben Gtaatsanfatten fat ale fir bic 8ir6e verb.
rem. sic tomnea aus b%enfelben als l1nsldnbtse pter NIT
prOteRantif&en Nnft&ten 3urid unb NiertanS tn 3u 3duie,
Der fe zines 8eferen belebren fdnn. Die nottipenbisen
Standardization fur BEN anfans elmer ful&sn anfalt ton.
men MFR bier ptne ~befonbere Nusldsen berri6ten, unb btt
gerbinbune NIT ben, 0ebrsr<Serindr, ME 90 tn DeutI6.
lamb au@ a~asernein 10, Rat nater Nnbereu1 ben Nusen. bas
man let1t neue 9sbrfrdfte fir Gaubhuntriet ~ausbilben
tana. aDir rDsrSsn bic i$un felt %ldnssrsa :Sabren aase.
rnetn berdbrte Wtttbrbe betnt tntertidt %etnflhren, trcna6
bic Rtnber rptrflt@ fpreden lernen. 60 rUGea mir henn
tn @pttes Nanaen unter BEN S4use ber Rir&e aus Wei
eeter.
lle eItera nun. be taubfurnn,e 8inter BADEN. pbr
bic 5pGr. s. s. Tfarrer. BITE fol6e &inter tn tbren Sc.
rnetnbet HiEen, TN Mlter ron 6-1a Satren, rrlen AZ.
fdatBft pbne geraus bdruber beridteu. Bon Der &usabl
Der ann1tlbuneen trsrpen sr6tttntbeIs aud bic 8ebirenr-
gen sur Nufnabnte abbanssn, Bite natirlid 70 btais ssseut
Uerben fplen, ais chen mGelid TT.
.@fan ~dbrshire
NeO. EbcD. Srhncrs
ct. Sraaeis Station. Iftlpaa,m
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-10
CGrrtieBuAgO

UO1f Qu acme yteuI1tet uet6el>
fen 2" fraate CLARA unBsruIbie.
~8ersefen! aIs Oh man 70. etwas
Seresfen f6nnis &bsr fsbf Du, i'd
rets nt9t wfe i'd anfaneen fOu, bisbsl
bate Id rtGt barber na&8ecn&t uni
foI9e Dinse lasen ii6 ni@t 70 let9t
49,. wenisfsns nt&t etneu, junsen
Ndo&en. I'D bin IN srpser @srles
8enbett. ..."
Gin Sinh bif Du, eufas, unb fin.
btI9 i'm b5@fen @raeel SpriGf Du
con elmer eIid!i&en Na9ri@t unt
bunn ma&t eS Did ssrleeen fe ntitsus
tbetIsn 2"
go fol- mid bod tDunoern, cb Du
aud irsiprebsn pirit tusnn Dn Aass
waiet."
"Bern Du uber isst nidt baIo ans
fdnsf, 9ebe Id fort"
so bore benn, aber freue Did ridt
au' 81 fsbr, uno fo6' ntGt etpa einen
Treuoenl@ret aus. Mein @ater fommt
aIlO bterbsr, TN, benz Dstnsn sinsn @prs
f9IaB 3u modem"
"Absr bas wetB Id ia lansf."
~Su, ater nod etnen anpersi1 ale
Zen, BON BEN Du petBt. -. 8ie (oQ
i'd IS Dir nur tlar MAIDEN. 80. CLARA
nt9t pubr, Du ba6sf mid ni9tg"
"Was fpu bic Grase?"
~unb tpen1 Dn uuter ben iunaen
Geuteu bes DOrfes ;u wdbIen bdttef,
pen ndbmR DUG"
% Id CLAUDE Du bift nt&t rsGt bsi
Sinnen," luete Clara Ssrbrteblt9.
"Nun, nun. 70 nil i'd ,ur pbne tpeis
tereS bamit beraustommsu,. 80. mein
@atsr Dtu cen Oetne1 = ipreGsn TN,
....nm...."
"um!- um!-Nun unb narun1
henn 2"
~um Jpn 81 ftusen, pb eutas Clara
beirotben iOu.
Dus iunss @abGsn bIidte Jpn Raus
HEIV uHV Ui'S1EuVtH VII .
nuuO ob mir beiben aIs Wann unb
Grou elm tleiues poGteut aulaumen
bswObnsn f6nnsn," fubr 9ufas In freus
bigger Aufresuhe fort.
Clara bssonn ia stttsrn ; eine pI5ss
ltde 8Idfe. ser eine puntle &5tbe fola.
te, ssiste it6 In tbrsm @efdt uno BON
elmer ttefen Sswesuns crsrifen l6lua
fe bic Su9en nisOer.
9utas, fi6 Iber otr llrlade nieIer
Sewtsuns tdufdenp, faste b.trlbt:
"5ate Id Dir nidt Serber oefaet
Clara, cas nun on Dir bte 3eibe fem
w6rbe, in 0erlesenbett gu ssratben ? &c
1T Define eiBne S6uIo. gu baR mid
geswun9en III rspsn."
Dos lunBe Mdt@sn osrbarrte Ia,
Stialawsi8sn ; Swsi sIdnssnoe 5trdnen
entFelen loren GuDen.
- Clara" bat Gutas nit febenber
Gttmme. lei ROD ni6t 70 trourie rorCs
Der! 8epente, mte mein Batter tenn
Denim 6eifsn palpe, Ietne @huICen
~ btsableu, wie CT inn oIs Elm rabrer
Gyeuno fOrtan tur Seite fdnbs! N5ir
beioen fEnuten auf unlerr fIeiuen 0utc
tuObnep, sufammsn atbeiieu, Gr1pornifIe
fir bic 3ufunft MAIDEN UNI Gin frieps
Itdss, QllfIiGs6 Qsben fibren Du
BAIT 10 LANCE In bpsr 8ereinlamuno ees
ltttEn uuo eeweint, i6 wiree aur an
Dein Slid bsnfsn, fIr DID Ieten uno
arbeitsn, i@ wirpe Did Itsben aug gam
gem bsraen uno auss 9eio son Dir fern
3u baltea luGen. Msine Mutter mare
oub Die Define, bat fe Did bod iest
i@Cn 70 lib ! Dsnfe nur, geRern Nbenp
nabm Ge ibre spIS'ne Sette unb Elm
srpBss 8u!psneS &reus aus ibrem
S6runte bsroUr uno luste: nDas bier
1T fir meins Iohtrr @Iara."-Nber
warum roeinit Du benn 10 bitterIt@?
@enn Detn 0ater Don Urisoen uno
Slid umSs6en letn wtrr, ruenn er aue
Screen bel.ttist tebt, wenn ibm nur
n1ebr Site unb 3unetsun9 beeeauet,
70 p!rb ct BON Getnem uebel eenelen unb
feline alien Sage rubtB unb ansenebn
~uerleben."
Clara burs tbr Gsf&t In befpea
9dnoett unb i9Iu@;te Iaut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-10
porf plase

Gr3dbluns aus benz @ultslebsn
Setnritb Gpnfcience.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19

4 SrstS5E llME STORY We have
osv 20 relate. Wm. /. Hayes and
hdy called ut the R.por'cr Office o
few mornings ago, with their rosy
checked dlnah'cr, aged between five
AMI six years. Threc Yeas ago the
hair OF this girl wis cut, by oar mems.
urement the other dag ", ia it y
inches in lrnath, aui in great pro,
iu,ion. which ia an cxirlorjiparv
growth il ihat period OF TIM, three
ycar4 liu. the remarkable part L..
the plrau's inlJrn us HAT When their
daughters htir was cut. three year4
ago, tho mother pat 4 small portion
Of it. about One inch in length in u
vial, which hal confined cinnamon
drops, bat whi,h had boon previoudy
cleansei. In This vi,l tho little
buuch of hair was placed. corkel anl
put into Il chest, ani forgotten until
two years ngl, wheh iiniing il loci.
ientaIly, Mrs. Hayes, was aStonshed
to see the vial nearly fn'l, the hair
having grown all the time, aui now
the bottle is full aud some half doz-
en- hairs have founi their way out
between the cork anil glass. From
the curls in the bottle We judge they
arc tho same length as the hair up-
on the little girls head ut this time,
and Of tho exact collr The bottle
we are told has never been uncorked
since the hair was put ioto it, aud
the parents fear to open it lest an
entrance of ircsh air might disturb its
further growth. Tho vial has been
left at our oflicc for short time,
where any Quo can see it. Mr.. hayes
and lady vouch for the correctness of
the fact, and wo have m reason to
doubt their story. Centre Reporter.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19
A Terrible Death.

"A terrible tragedy occurred on
the farn'of DIR Mcpherson, better
known as the Metcalf farm. adjoin-
ing The village of West Cambridge,
Guernsey county, o., one day last
week A bull "a full bloodel Dew
on-twas kept in a stable owned by
DIR. Mcpherson. but in some way
managed to get in field, aud was
leieurely making bis way to stream
Of water, when ho was discovered by
a colorod man named William John
SOP. Alittlo son of DIR. Mcpherson
was standing in tho field, aud the
coloted man, fearing that the child
mightbe Injured by the animal, call
ed to fellow workman, also color
Ell, aud The. two men started to the
rescue of tho boy. johnson had no
sooner crossed the fence, then the
bull made for him, aud before the
man could retreat, the infuriatel
animal rushed upon him, believing
loudly At the first onset, johnson
vas picked up bodily, and hurled in.
to the air. AS be struck the ground
the beast plunged one horn into his
left groin, inllicting fearful wound,
from which his ihtestines protruded.
The animal thcn gored the unfortu-
nato man in the right breast, and
dragged him distance Of sixty-fve
yarls. Johnsons compluion trans
fixed with horror at the terrible
spectacle, seemed rivited to the spot
and utterly unable to moyo FOR a
few minutes. He finally succeeded
in attracting the attention of, some
men passing, aud they went TO thc
assistance OF tho wounded. man
The bull, when he had dragged
Johnson along tho ground until the
quivering body dropped from his
horns, then rushed against Buck
eye tree, aud tore the bark off in
shreds, for distance of five feet
from the ground. When the color-
ed man was picked up, nearly every
article Of clothing was torn from his
body. lie lived about an hour and
died in great agony. .-ZaneScillc
DdiJ Covrier.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19
Poet trya7 797
The Lost.

The lost oh. what are hey, the dend
Alas. there. is \ grave ,~-..-
10 which the many Lostbke aci.
We might. yet would tst saved !
Lost time, which never moe can be
Lost joys, whose sun ha'h get
Lost friends, wi osc tomb j. Memory.
Whose memory Is Regret .lr 9
How like n chnrchyard is the heart
By buried relics crossed
The dead are bnt atiihe. n part
Ofwhat the heart hath lost
The dead have an immortal DOVER al
Ger which the soul may muse;
But. oh. the List there's not an bonr
We live yet nothing lose :
Ah. ma the mystery Of fate, 20
The sorrow and the ,brall.
How quick we learn to estimate
what we can ne'cr rccalti t......
Lost hope. that, like an artles,lovs
Hath ael this worli Of care
Lost peace, lost happiness. lost love,
, Dispcr,'d, like things Of mir
Yon sphere that shines from earth so far
Finds yet some earthly trace. ..-
How many n loved and loftly star
Hath persisted from it's face
Oh. stars If heaven J and can We fall
Can ye by storms be tos sed
Alas for hope alas for all iH u.
We loved. and we have lost!
E'en Nature for her vool' deplcres,
Earth for her cities gone.
Ocean for empires. AMI for shores
- Ver which her tides sweep on %.
Nor heaven, nor earth. nor man. escapes
Nor element nor cline Il. .
All bow before that Hand which shapes
The mysteries of time
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19

A most wonderful restoration of
speech took place at Shosmakersviile,
lIerks county, the other day, A meek
and sad-eyed German tramp called
at the house of John ShappeIl. with
u book, aud made motions indicating
that he was deaf aud dumb, and was
soliciting aims. Suddenly small
dog made n dash at the poor
mute, and seized him by the shin,
when the fellow broke into double
volley of Dutch oaths, at the dun.
ner-wetter hunt aud thon disap
peared in haste, Those who heard
the dumb man speak were greatly
astonished,
Mons lives have been destroyed
by kerosene lamp explosions than by
railroad accidents and explosions
combined during tho last year. rh,
average casualties of every year from
this source are greater than from
some battles. Tho destruction o
property from kerosene during ID,
year is greater than from all the
storms that have visited the land.
FARMsRs in the far western slats'
are spprehensiye OF a reappearaua,
ofthe grasshopper plague this spring
tile heavy SHOWS and fros,s of shg
winter having proved iusnilieisn. I: I
prevent the hatehing OF the grass
hopper eggs. yF
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19

About year ayo q Missouri farm
or captured two young wild geese,
and raised them with the rest of his
domestic goslings. They became
quite tame. but in November,
prompted by instinct to seek a more
shiny cline, flew off TO the South.
This spring, however, they returned,
bringing with them eleven more
wild geese, whom they piloted from
some Southern bayou, and the whole
flock have settled down as If ITO the
manor born
There arc in Berks county 80 dis
tilleries, of which . arc grain distil,
leries and the other 81 are fruit
distilleries' for tho mlnuflcture Of
"apple jack These hitter, excepting
, three, are all in the northern part OF
l,erks, in the townships OF Albany
aud Greenwich. Lehigh county,
however. is far ahead of Berks in the
number of fruit di'tilleries, having
no less than Sc of them where
whiskey Is made from apples.
Francis Murphy. the Temperance
champion. does not believe in pro-
hibitory laws or prohibitory politi-
clans. Every attempt to compel to.
tai abstinence by statute has, he
says, only succeeded in bringing Ia y
into disrepute.
o. NExr NJ. L. Conference will meet
in Lewisburg, and the Chronicle
advises tho citizons OF that beautiful
town to "set more hens than usual
by way OF preparation. A. word to
the wise is sufficient, .si.i + i,.ae
A bill has been passed by the Ills
inois Legislature making an appro-
priation for the completion Of the
monument to Stephen A. Douglass
in Chicago. ~ SJIlfiill NJ
' RrPoRrs from all parts OF tho wes,
continue 10 indicate better times
livelisr trade, aud . general feeling
Of buoyaney among all ranks Of bus
'insss mem m a.k'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19
SAFE AND SURE.

Mr.. II. X. STEvrNa;
In 1872 your Vegetine was recon mendcd to
me, and yielding to tho persuasions OF "a friend.
Iconseutsd to try IT,. At tho time, was sud-
ering from general debility and nervous pros
tratious, superiuduccd by ovcrwork and irrcg
ular habits. Its wonderful strcn hening and
curative properties sesmeit II affect I my dobili
tatci system from the q ret dose. and under Its
persistent use l. rapidly recovered, gaining
more than usual health aud good feeling Since
then have not hssitated to giyo vcgetine my
most uupuliaei Endorsement a. being assfs.
sure and, p,werful agent IN promoting health
and restoring tho wasted system u new life
and energy. Vegetins is the only medicine
USE, and ss long asI live never expect to md
. better. Yours truly,
100 Montcry strset, Allegheny. Pa.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19

Thn Pacific Express west can lie n,ggod ut
NcNey'owr ~ 80 a. m. and the Atlantic Ex-
press cast ut = u " ~.
Froins leave Il 'wl''OSn station. Stopping at
Main street. Tor bAwistnwn junction. convey d.
log ra~sengcrs TO and from all trains on main
Hue, EXCEPT midnight train east and west.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-04-19
VEGEINE.

vro Ersnx thoroughly eradicates every kind OF
humer, and restores the entire system TO a
Tie following letter from Rov. a. w Manss
a.id, formerly pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
Ohurch, Hyde Park, and at present settled in
lowell, must convince every Quo who reads this
letter OF tho won ierfl curativc qualities OF Veg
e,ine as thorough cleanser aud purifier OF the
bipod;
Ma. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-About ten years ago my health fail
I'd through the dsplctiag effects OF dyspepsia |;
nearly year later was attacked by typhoid fc-
yer in It's worst form, 1t settled Ia NV back aud
took the form Of q largo deep-sea'ed abscess,
which was fifteen months In gathering. bad
two surgical operations, by the best skill In the
State but received no permanent cure. l suffer-
cd great pain at timcs aud was cOnstan'iy weak
ened by profouse dl'ch'rge. also lost small
pioces ofbones At dii1rent times.
Matters ran on thus about seven years, till
May, 1874, wheu friend recommended me to
goto you're rotfi;e and tiif with yoi 0f thr virtue
OF Vegetine. / did 80, and by your kindness
pass ed through your manufactory. noting the tn
aredieuts, etc., by which yodr rea'dy Is pfol
cd.
BY what 1 saw ani heard g,iueI some cona.
d.pce In Ve3esiIe.
1 c,minnnced taking II soon after, but felt
worse fro n its Effects stall por'cvertl AMI -ocu
fslt II was benonting IN IA other respects. iui
ala not the result dssir Il, tll ha tafsl
It faithfully for little more tam a year when
thr ditHrulty In the back vas ircl, aud for nins
mouth. have cnj)yod the best Of hcalh.
have in that tune gsinsd twrnty.aye pounds
OF nssii, being heavier than ever before IN nv
life, aud, was never iubre able to perform labor
tnan now,
During the past few weeks had serofriors
swelling as largo as my nst gather nn another
part Of INV bDly.
1 took yege Inc faithfully aud 1t removed It
level with the suaface Ia u month. think I
should hayo been cured ofiny main trouble sooner
~ had tzkeu larger doses, after hiving become
accustomed to its elects.
Let your patrons trn1blei with sorofula or
kidney disease understand that II takes time to
take yegetine, 1t Sll IN my ud gm"nt, cure theu.
With great obligations am,
Yours very truly,
q. w MASsFIELo,
Faster ofth Methodist Il. Church.
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VEGETINE.

Thousands Will bear testimony (ani do Il
Voluntarily thSt vcastins IL the hest IN adicai
compound yet paced bsiorc the public for rr-
noviting and purifying tn, blood or adicatiug
all hnmors, Impurities " poisonous secrctions
from the ystem, nvlxor afing Ard strengthen.
ing the system dsbilitstct by disc ase In fact,
II Il, as many have called II, "The Great
rf,.tth Raatarayv
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Caution.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the
s,aeo'. sale, % fss. sist ls'T, ~ th- anasr-
slgnet asl Ten In tbs -es~ession of Lssis
SoeSitast daring Its ri>ssars. An rers.as arc
ssuls, via ethairs, Desk, Oisek. Issans-,
tort,art, Table, >iak, Ccsk stove Aad ~.
tnree, Tub Meat stands, nsd 4 Hsdliax BED.
ys~, ch.eks~a, tsoa Ksllis, 0rlsl sssNs,
- 0EosaEp .. avo6Ilxo.
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NOTICE 10 hereby gwen that the
IN following articles have been purehased bs
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