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, 1877-09-08


CnrcAoo, Hept. 7.-Beiug an old dcposltor
and heavy loser by the failure OF the now de-
f1nct State Savings Institution, have Fead
will, considerable interest the daily reports Of
thu action Of tho so-cAlleI Crclttora' Commit
tco. ] have waited patiently in tho hone that
the politicians On that Committee would get
through with tbcir spreal-cagle specchcs, and
Atr. Kceley prove 10 his own, rs he las to tic
satisfaction of others, hs ignorance Of even tho
first principles Of bookkeeping, and that then
they would take stcps to sccurc n1l TINT cf,l]if
hy ha9s 10 fsase @o1s saee 5e I s.snen, s
ti@o nas 'n"e' ias peen eea Consumed BY thu s
Committee wittou. dceislinz on ans. r1an for
care: NH satisfied that Mr.. Spencer was The
master mind which controlled a1t directed the
niraIrs Of the bauk; aud although Mr. Huil,i,
tl,s Cashier probably l,ad mofc M or ls,s knowl-
fall to sec where he has In any way ee!,'@tci
by Spcncer's crookeIness. Now walat tho .lc-
pusltarH want ia to get oil they ra1' Vi Tho r.
mining esscts Of s son,ser H., @ ST. .., = ~
forests will by served BY laying aside tho anI-
,noaity towards Mr. Guild and requesting tho
Comm! !ttco to take such stepa ~ will tndaye
tnra to Of 'siS. II: teugE ss Esfk knos'sxe 'sn 'sf
tho hooks and altn!rs of tho bank.
With Ills aid tho COMMITTEES would probably bc
! able to ascertain Just What scrlirities wero
| owned by tho bank at tic time Of the nssign-
mcnt, and whether ali Ut those securities arc
HOW Ia the hands ot tile Assignee. lIo would
also he ablc, from Ills sixteen ycars' connection
] With tho Institution, TO ANSWER those conuti-
| drums which now so much puzzle the Commit
tee, viz: When was it in solvent eonditfoni
WHO, II any one, besides Slr. Spencer Is rcspntl-
| blo Tor tho present wreeki There are some WHO
Sfr. Guiu should bu puntsllcd because, knowing
| The condition Of tho bank, he did not publicly
proclaim Il long ago. This do not caro- to dis
euss, but would ask al1 tho dcposttors who want
ali that they rah got from the ruin to unto III
demanding that the Committee pursue the
| eour4e proposed. AN QLp DEPo5IToE.
, 1877-09-08
TIE GRAND JURY.

Thc Grand Jury yesterday took up epenter's
casc, aud began the examination OF witnesses.
Those who wero before them wero Abner Tay-
lur, Dr.. Smith, W. II. Turner, Mr. Loomis, and
D. Goodwin, JE. Thoy testified to the facts
which have already boon made public, and solau
uf the banks books were scnt. TOT and locked
nj. The examination Of witnesses Will probably
be Continued to-day. There ts no doubt All
Indictment will be returned, AMI
presumably for euhczxlcmsut. The trouble
il, however, that one found tor this crime would
bc Of little OF no value In casu hc IL In casala.
Wc1o he to return here, or were ho to DO appre::
llcntie1 Ia the United states. It would eo Ill
right; but t!lcre il apparently lfttle likelihood
u his trusting himself this slde Of the ine.
CATCHING FUGITIVE IN CANADA.
The Government Of Cat;aia lately passed q
very liberal net for tho exttu1lton ot criminals,
containing smoug other provisions the follow
Ing:
skc. ID. A. reqal.Itioa for tl.s surrender % Of .
fugitive crtminafuf furclxu State, who u OF u
snspectea OF being ID cauada. H1uy be innde TO Tho
Minister of Justice by auy person .scexniiSsd By
u,tawai Or By any Minister Of that ssatn comnunl.
catlux with The Minister OF Jukttes through tho
u o. nsf as n
then In such othpr modo as may pa settsea ~ ss-
YAngcmcht.
actUftn4 10 ths law sxisttng In Canada II t6e date
Of Tho alleged essms. Whslhsf by connpn law os
ny statute MQQH pQt0fe OF &IkcF p4SeIn& wv Aths
aud ~ ,ucl1l.u ony such crimes .! tAls dssertp.
!lons comprsed In thl* lss ~ arc, under me law'
Inaiclab1s Qfeuses: Murder, or attempt of coa-
| splr4cy to murder; maus!anghtcF; eouHteFfctIng
altering money, and Mtasftna c9untertss! of ~
y uttsr!px What 6 forged, coantsFte!ted, "
goods vala4bte securities by fatty pEstansess
fraud by hallee. banker. agent, factor. tFastss
nsads criminal s. anJ act tor tho
time being IN forcs: rape; abduction; Child
eiesllnY; kldknapppag; fasss imprisonment; burg
lAty. loasshfeaktnF, or thoppseaktux; aren't
robbefy tass4s by LITTER Of olhesw!se with tptcnt
t3 extoFtt perjury, Of suoornatt'n ot psFlafyi !
nttted On board Of OF against tcasel Of foreign
State.
Aeasrs. TenusYs, Flower T. Absrctombte, Of
this city, rcceutty' applied 10 tho Secretary Of
State TO know whether uuder Sec. ID
g,tiys criminals charged with srtiaea uther shaa
those speclhsd In the treaty Of tbt2, which It
was believed he could Eea1lly do nndrs thi9
Canadian 4ct. BIZ. Eyart.' scply IL ~ follows, :
pxpARfxKxr Or SrAT1. WAsufhaToz, d. e.,
| Sept, ., lb77. - MssSFt.s 1s.44tYS. ttou<r, i
AEtFcToa.tit. 1aa LdSaftt strtss, EIhte1go, At =
Gx&7L4AEx: Your ielter Of the 97th ultimo, ID,
dEeatel 10 the Attufnuy usnssal In sel4elUa to tho
s1ttation Of fugitive criminals. hAs h$aa reftsfsd
" this Department
has not, aud eanuu. hste. t4s enset u nedlsSin:
, 1877-09-08

NAUTICAL AflsuAI,s.

AUI1lA4l hISAatAISs
Tho schr Guide, bound from Port Sheldon. on
tho east shore, with a curgo Of raIlsoad.ues for
this port, spsang leak when nbout fifteen miles
on CticsRo yesterday morning about O o'clock.
and In short tlmo aftcIward ate began to ill rap
IDLY. Movable articles taken from, the cabin
and placed on ueck, and signal OF distress hoist
cd. The Captain Of the tug Dutlcr discovered the
signnl and steamed out af!t brought tbs wnter.
logged craft tato port about 1o:ao o'clock. She
viii be nnloaled nnh then taken to dfy.dock for
scpatrs.
Of Clarlcvolx, and iook out her fosemast. besides
carrying away her fn!l. stahchions. and nearly
everything forward. Tho Fieetw!n9 atopped Al
to milwaukee, Hcr Other damages viii 10 required
upon hoe return to Chaffcvo!1.
The tug Music while near DoIa n!anc Island.
aground and rgmaincd fast, Notwithstanding The
tug A1dscw smith woFkcd 1t her for iout hours.
shs "ay .ssass ey as IT, Minnie Morton"
that wSie viii ttc sehss @ siorain. L,nhs and Mary
ass iss xan, ,ns Ct =
Mary Coliins. carrying OF her hcAdgsas, matn aud
foretopnaat. lh6 rusry and tho Morning Light
ws.e ieakang. The Iatler by arrived here, and
VI" 1t se Tas.ay n;xat ~ :. t6s schr Robert o.skn
was coming ap Lake EFie, she was run into BY :
could not b ascertancd. The schovnot sustained
but slight damage. wnse the barge had her bow
baily crushed In.
to between ton and one. haif anu eleven feet. Tbs
stoau,'hstse, Colin S.nmphet1 grounded there on
Monday and hal to lighter ~, to0 feet Of lumber
Ti.a sehr m iall!s Ear, lost l,cr jibboo yesterday
morning, In tho South i,ranch. Tho Lumberman
aa' Tns s''a sens % wian G:as.thvate ,, IN
dfy.iocx a. soon - her cargo Il discharged,
, 1877-09-08

The following weta the atstssls 4ad clearaness
for tho twenty four hours ending Il 10 o'clock Lat
night:
Asx:y4ts.stm. cofSaa g. jos sssndtte,; s'mt
Ron. sunatirs; prop Cislaatit resi!iFo ION Ne
saas pisp ss.ss.t .aaat.
Eosnodors ESs luasio saaaiis.; rsop Skyts!f. peaSs
HArbof sunlEcs prop ltIi erslds. kau.h Haven.
dsleA; prop q. +. l!eaih. bauEatuek. prop GeusEs
Sssfs: tstss ssa
2's:sa ps pS ADnSSs a.Sss MiaSss MIsiSs
Ssxssaa SEA: fss..skss chs1Syssa. e,'s! &:
Thomas l'Atsons butau. coal: Gutdt. Purt Sherman.
esxo, Auskexua lumber: ii. Dali husktsoM, lunbet;
:i!a; H. Ii3a
Auskegon, lumber :eu.Ke L Bsavts, MusteEen lun!'
lsgI =. Eleuwo0d, Mhtta Lake, lumbar j. IT, Ienk-
xG.s1s. assaa I.,sEs: : i ia4sss; @ ts,asa ii.f;: *
ri f5 St dnsaa N.p!ass ;Fssd fa;sa iaaSsfi AZ;
Gss.a. bark Msy. nastexoas xoeds yLasi: Whits
L2tGI Ucod: Htll41n hturErs. Aanlstfs. Lumber
Ct4AAAhcxs. 6chF VI. S. EtQs{hwktts. AIdals. ~ !"
0Ul BY S4tn} AchT i.xxul&tos bls Lake, toa fstds
xkt ttiy ef Tas.a Glsys!aad So a. .tss1 1 sutss
TIsYe1se TEoseTas c.ts w bu eaEn- ltU hi. IoFk.
, 1877-09-08

and sundr!r.; schr j. ~ 1u!t tnsrn I'n"ato. H.ff0
"a. ,;'j4ns TIT i's5sn ~ h. /. :s;n; q, il r..
tn syr: srht Souvenir lentwAirr baEa EaH *e%h
~ sr. limo Is .-ed 70 pkR. xroee,ies; schr Co,:
"; ri! +. 7. Khe,dan, nn!a,o, 4:.0n n rorn;
Erand iiavea cords stone: schr iaheai harIt !otx
,r. .ntar M md merrhs7dI.c; t.ts +: r. reTy Eaf.
tafo IL, 11 hu Fhents trtr t1ayion 1Itt. nunalo IT,.
mn hu *.rats schr r. A. scott. Erie. ~ t,b bn whtAt;
Il III SoarA b Tn.t y and Et1o ss
4 Wells, Inso, 80, TT hu barley; stn1r Alpcna, Aus.
keKul, sunGtlEG.
, 1877-09-08
0RlTlIARY.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 7.-Freaerlck Will
lam Thomas, editor and proprietor Of thu Fre;e
I'rtsse, died this morning, aged 70.
plrTsnuno, Sept. IA dlspatcl, from Johns
town 10 the Associated Press OF this city says
George a. Bntes, Assistant Uencrnl-Mnnuger Of
tho Cambria Irou Works. ant sonin-law IT tho
lion. D. J. Howell, died there this evening ut s
o'clock Of hculofrhagc Of the lungs.
, 1877-09-08


Special DfspdtcA to TAs Ntbnns.
MlLwAuKEE, Wis.,, Sept 7.-usata shipments
for the week. GOT, OFT bu.
Chartcrs-Schr II. l.. Collins, wheat 10 Buffalo
NJ 4c: stcam.bargc Raleigh md conaott, Katc
Winslow, Eandusky; schr 4. II. Moore, wheat to
buffalo ut IHc. IN ktnRrton-schrs Trinidad
Lem Ellsworth, Typo. wheat At TIE; prop Nashua
4 QUO bu wheat. current ruto: agEtegnte, 2s7, 0Uu
bu,.
, 1877-09-08

4 letter dated Wilmington, Aug. II, to Capt.
Tom Collins from Capt. william j. Gamble, of the
tehr ThfAtlc, IN old iakcr. sayA that vessel II
loading 100 bfls Of resin for Rotterdam, Holland,
direct, and sll probably 60 thence to the West In
dies. lie has made TWO voyages across The A.lnn-
SIC and three or fans coaat trips since leaving tho
lakes. flc further rays thas ihc Thistle prnvca an
excellent sca yc.act. snd holds hnr own With reg
uar salt yc4-caa lor sa'oty and speed. Capt.
tianb1e fs m Md navigator of tho lakes, having
been eafHcd thereon, md hA4 proved an Efficient
atau,an.-IHFaio ETpsf*s.
, 1877-09-08
ERIE.

Hpeeiai DtspatrA 10 Tie Tribune.
EHiE. Ta., hept. 7.-Departures7Props St.
Louis; Duluth: Arizona. Saginaw; Egyptian, Mar.
quette; schr William Young, Detroit; barge
American Giant, Saginaw.
, 1877-09-08
EDUCATIONAL,
CHICAGO BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
AND
0T,vTECHNTc TMs17TTyTE

fI0usr H1uaF", thtcaEr, III.
The next regular trFn viii commence on Monday.
kcen1nR: lrnman.aIr, tomr,erria arithmetic. MtT.
San'i!e cosrcsKnds nce Esh!e. of nn1!nesa Commef.
The *eientiar Gou..e ~! emttsre drawing. Atehi-
necr!ng the Satvra sceneeA the IfsEhrr rstica
NsthsntG.. and the French and German Languages.
n.ts taken The regular prs,crlhcd coMEe q ytaa
Gtt'IUHTlSH HOUSE" where regular tct Of btloks
will h- placed undrf tls rharG4 and he viii - shown how
The ks rrrrcsrnt feai business and art furnlahed bJ
S.n-A REUrLAii SliiiIT SCHOOL viii b. open.
Fl tsf yoanF 1rn Who cannot attend during The day.
", 4, MYERS, President
, 1877-09-08

Epfciai nfxnofch 10 11s Tribune.
MARQUETTE, Mich. Sept. 7.-Arrircd-Prop V.
Swain; schrs Col. Cook, A. G. Maxwell.
Cieared-Props Y. Swain, J. D. Fay; schrs d.
Rhodes and 4. G. Maxwell.
Tho prop Missouri ran aground IN Portage River
last night.
Wind south; weather 1ne.
, 1877-09-08

The diverse fs an follows !:

Expires Jan. j. is79:
s....-."...t..
The diverse h an follows:
Your attention s.s q IT, T'ssts e.ns
~ pfftn' fog your Joining ,ny OF
g. 81 s sS !ss's, % Il r5 sS'!"s; r. yS
s {9 s as eSs &, s
~ :f = & is @ ill., b '' ''
sssy a,s 'sSk nxn I'd yess
III sss. tssef' : s
"e s r nss sps o .st pttf.:sa sns
s occur to w.: " VIZ sas',s;esiss s 'ss si:4
Another ticket disclosed The fact that the al,-
sounding Bank President was au hssoeiate mcm-
1878. i. WIN, no duu't, be a comforting re-
cctlon for tho ,lcpositors that, as 1on0 ua they
ha1 to be rohhcdt It wns vast dca1 bcttcr TO 10
kwinsllcd by m nssocats tnctlil,e. OF tho y. y.
G. 4. than by m ordinary thief who couldn't
muster up sufficient money, check. and re-
spcttnbily to ohlnn such superior credentials.
Then there was MI 'nvitntton adtlrca.ct to
T IL WsiSer no aseapse 1e Il or
not IL uncertain. but tho tonr tieposltors can
testify to deal certainty that he Joined III,
nssnelatfon In whttlt the prerequisite to ,mcn-
bershfp Is not ability to hanslis gun anti PICK
oil unoslendng birds, put the ntalitY and ttc
purpusc tn rifle banks q thcir nssets AMI sneak
out ol tbs rcach q tha iaw.
On one oi tho blank tickets which, when Hs!ctt
ont, gave the boukkeepcr directions ss to what
cntrics tse wns to tankc, occurred tue following
prescriptions. Obset Wing Hs directions tnay
have suggested to hr. sponcer lis first ideas OF
running: d
Dznlr.
Curb. sodn, O Ers. Take tenspoonful In
glass OF fresh milk every mornins before break
Tna FOLLOWING ~ i1,l[ nEsoLu1loN [t = @
Mouia seem to w one Mtls ., npgneei ufeT up
ioT tno paEpose III RclaiuE IHc noAeu u lIus-
tees 10 lhaotso nun, ny lts passnge, as ptopeI
lnah,Ta Ve:Y ploEG9 nshn,t-Muosc tnauaEeinehs e
Tas w tnat coqta 9e' aealfeu, anu pT wlien the
state SAVINGS Insttution haa psen leu up 70
condition of nhe3au'pied prosperity:
WuEnEAs. SF. Spencer, tho President, hns at
various tl'nes ~ IT, past taEen run persons IL
aep!eN 10 ILL., ~ .hot- Scht. 1eH1
, 1877-09-08


BUFFALO, n. y, Sept. 1.-TWO lumber bargcs,
the Dnbuquo and lilo ussndc. belonging 10 tho
uuTnstde's tow arc reported ashore Thutsday mora
lug On Long Point They werc bound up lIght.
Two canal boats from tho Ohamplaln Canal A.
arrived hcre to-day via Lake Ontario and Wollsnd
Canal, towel through BY a stshu,.tuR. Moro arc
reported coming, attracted BY tho high frofghtss
In cunsequencco this. and rscetpts by lake for
tho pAst twQ GaJA, CAnal.fFeiNnts declined to JIG On
cotn " New fufk to- -day.
Tneso are no yusseA In tho haFbot. and no coal
charters.
va understand tho trouble threatening tho dts.
solution Of tho lnnalU Tug Association IL lu fair
way Vt settiumcut, and tho Association may con-
Ths eanal.boss Emma pstsls, with wheat for
Now Yoskt t. reported sunk In tho canal. Ut Brock.
DvrrAlo, sypt. 7.-chartsts -schss Richard
Wlnsow, coal froG, Cleveland TO Chicago a. 4ue
Per ton; ~: E. Tratnbls. coal from buffalo to
C!sared-Fsops st. Louis, Duluth, ass orls GO.
ment and saadfss; Dad2sf stats. uetroit. 900
70, $50 tons coal; Valentine. Port Ausop,
3Jl tons eoal; no1ewals, Chcago. ], oou son4 bulk
.a!s; II. e Aehasd* Chicago. /. 700 tons coal' n.
Te.ssis pa:ssns Port colborns lock fol-, tho
sef: sas + essss sst sssR s5Rs
treal to ChicaaYoi'. o*wegutehie, ugdensbarg
70 chleagoi Lincoln. King.toa 70 slisau.
kes: batka Oliver AowatL kingat0n to
Aaalabala; Gibraltar, Kingston g milwaukee,;
sct.rs Sassaa Dsweeo to Chicago; Flora and cur.
River; barge Llsgar,. ktngttun 10 Milwaukee.
Eaatward-rropa Prussia, Detroit to Montrcal;
ch1mplaan, Chicago to UGasnaausE,
, 1877-09-08
SPRINGER.


10 The Editor " T7.e Ttt,n.ne.
CHICAGO, Sept. 7.--The attention Of Sfr. D.
b. Spencer Il called to tho following remark Of
Shcustone: "1f nny ones curse car effect
datnnatun Il Is not that Of tho Pope, but TINT
OF the pUor,n x.
, 1877-09-08

CHICAGO, Sept T. Fseights ~afs more ses1Se,
II axe for corn 10 Bnnala. ceart4fs wsze report"
cd for 81. QGu hu wheat 800, 0oo ID corn, u, wv
, 1877-09-08
MARQUETTE.

Tota,.................... ....,GuL2H HEt. 81
Showing decrease OF 10, o01 groAa tons.
, 1877-09-08

The following shows tho total shipment Of Iron
ore from tho Lake BnpasIoF district for tho season.
together with thosa Of corresponding period last
, 1877-09-08

MILWAUKEE COMMERCE..
The following sllows' tho movement OF vessels 1t
Tho port Of Milwaukee during the month Of An.
Kutt:
, 1877-09-08
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Of TRAINS,

ExMtN1T,ox ~ HrrH1HxcE M:Rxs.-tHstprday
e1srpttd. SsuD1ay efcepIed. 3Aonday excepted
suA1y.
CHICAGO L NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket Offices, a ClArxst. fisherman Jlousa} aud ss
tho }epu{A. - ~
, 1877-09-08

Pullman Hotel Cars through. between CHI
caro- and onaFs. on the train leaving Chicago 1850
4. -
No ether road rnns Pullman OF my other form of
hotc! cAfa west OF Chicago.
u-f,Tpot corner Of WrffA ami K!nNeS
6-Uepot corner OF Canal md KaIic.stI
, 1877-09-08
EDUCATIONAL
Allen Academy.

~ and ~ Twruty.eccond.st., near MFehiean-s sy.
schoM IN fhc united etatt1. Yl.e Depaitmrnts-Pfi-
THslte expesensed Ir?fs .sors Ana instnctofs indi
n the nnett residence atrict o. the city Good hoard
ing places near the School! few pur efycd into
Eend for catalogue. l1tA ". ALLEN. Il, D.. fsesi-
dent 665 NIch1gnn.kv. ~ 7
, 1877-09-08

For IlEALTHFUL AMUSEMENT and for RA-
TluSAL ENJOYMENT. al should 10 and lake
plunge II lho NATATOR1uM.
swimming School for I'll 8Xea and both S4xes,
, 1877-09-08

Leare- Arrive.
st. rauf minneapolis EY... fsto;u1 l. M A:Cln M
1t. Paul Minneapolis EE. . 600 D. n I S:jD T. m
, 1877-09-08

THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN TIE CITY.
COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
Every SixtL Wsdus.lay and Saturday Aa:lases-.
, 1877-09-08

C1a1sical Phtlns,phlesl, Scientific rrepass.ory Law
md hsalcal cnsIt nrn. tla1 pay. dsr aoa.l s1oa'
TrTti otrna strt. 10. Fur Information. sdlscas E. T.
DAbTth, 1lexHtrsr..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-12-14
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

h''mpshire Con"ty, TO wH:
r. d. Powell, Sheriff of said County. Commit.
Tee Administrator or Peter Sheetz, DEC d
Plsinulf,
as
William J Stephens, Mahlon Stephens, Thur
sey Stephens, Susan Jnue Stephens, William
u Frank, and the unknown heirs Of Peter
Shee'z, decd, (Es parties unknown) De-
fendsnts,
IN CHANCERY
Al the October term, 1877, of the County
Court OF said couuty, by a decree thereof, the
above named cause was referred To a Commits
siOner, who WAS directed 10 ascertain,
list. The land IF which Peter SLeetz died
possessed 10 this cgur,y
"2nd. The liens and prorities Of liens bind
ing the came
"Srd. The general Indebtedness of said Peter
Shee,I and who are his heirs at Law and sue h
matters RS he (sad c. muiission, r NAV deem
pertinent or any party may require"
n o L CE
IS hereby given to the above named parties
ana All persons concerned. thar will attend a,
my Oihce ia komnev. ON the 2lst dAy of De.
cember 1877, for the purpose OF executing said
decree, when and where nil persons concerned
Wi attend with the vouchers, papers and e7i-
dence necessary ~ enable me 10 co so and com.
pleie my report.
A. i. WHITE,
Commissioner
Oct 23rd 1877
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-12-14
NiANIIOOD,
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Seminal Losses, impotency, Mental and ! hysicsi
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yEB- Price, in sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Es-
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by means Of which every sufferer. no matter
what his condition may be. may cure himself,
cheaply, privately. aud radically.
re- This Lecture should lie in the hands OF
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Sent under seal, in plain envelope. Ia any
address, postpaid, receipt OF six cents or two
postage stamps.
Address the publishers,
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SAFE AND SURE.
Mr.. II. r. Stevens

In 1874 your vegetine vas recommended %
me. and yielding In the persussions ofa friend
! consented TO try Ii. At the time I was suffer-
ipg from general debility aud nervous prostra-
ton. superiuduced by overwork and irregular
tsoi's It's wonderful stfeng thening and cura
tive properties seemed TO affect my debilitated
system from the hrst dose, and under its persi is
tent use rapidly recovered, gaining more than
usual health and good feeling. Since then I
have not hesitated to give vegetine my most ua
qualified Endorsement as being n safe, sure and
powerful agent in promoting health and restor-
ing the wasted system to new life md energy
Negeune Is the only medicine ! use, and as long
as live never expect to end a better.
Yours truly, W. n. CLARK.
100 Monterey street, Allegheny, Ps.
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XEGETINE-

The following letter from Rev g. W. Mans
held, formerly pastor Of the Methodist Episeo-
pal church, Hyde Park. and al present settled
in Lowell. must convince every one who reads
his letter OF the wonderful curative qualities Of
vegetine as a thorough cleanser and puri6er Of
the blood
:, hyde Park, Macs. Feb. Is. 1876.
Mr.. II. r. Stevens
Dear Sr,-About ten years ago nv health
failed through the depicting effects az dyspensia
nearly year later | Was attacked by typhoid
lever IN. It's worst form, IL settled in nv hack
and took the fern OF large deep seated alb.
secs which was fifteen months in gathering
aad two surgical operations by the best 3kill
in The Stale, but received no permanent cure.
suffered great pain At times and was constant
iy weakened by a profuse discharge also iost
small pieces of bone at different times
Matters ian on thus about seven years iii
May, 1874 when a friend reconnended me to
go to your Office nnd talk with you OF the yir-
tue of Veg.tine
BY what saw and heard ! gained some con-
fdence in Vegeiiue.
] commenced taking Il soon after, Int felt
worse from its effects still persevered md
soon feit II WAS benehting me in other respects
Yet did notse the results I desired. till / had
taken II faithfully Tor little more than a year
when the difficulty in the back WAS cured and
for months have enjoyed the best Of heal; III
] have in ihst time gained TWENTY-FIVE poants
on nesh, being heavier than ever before in my
lie, and WAS never more able to perform labor
than row. During the last few weeks had q
scrofulous swelling rs large as my fist gather
IN another part of my body. I took vrgetine
faithfully and il removed il level with the sur
face in month. | think | should have been
cured of my main trouble sooner il I had taken
larger doses, after having become accustomed
to its effects.
Let your patrons troubled va5 scrofnla or
kidney diserse understand that n takes time To
cure chronic diseases. and IL they will paten tly
ln1e 'egetne, il will, in my Judgment, cuIe
them.
With great oblig atoms am, yours verv truly.
q. w. MANSFIELD,
Pastsr OF the Methodist E Church
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SHE RESTS WELL.
South Poland. Me-. Oct. IL. ls

Ma n. r. SrEvEss:-
Dear )" ~ have been sick two years with
the liver complaint and during that time have
taken great many different medicines. but
none OF them did me any good. I was restless
me- ms. had no appetite. Sius taking the vege-
time rest well and relish NV food. Can re-
commend the Vegetiue for what IL has done for
me. Yours respectfully,
Mas. ALBERT KICKER.
Witness OF the above,
ar. Geo. N. Vaughan, Medford, Mass.
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M ARRIE ID.

COOKUS-KREAME3-A the n. e. Par
sonaee, Rompey, W. Va, Tuesday evening,
Dec ii 1871, by Rev. c. e. Young. Mr.. Ron
ssr n. Cookus to Miss FANNIE A. KRxAxrs-
both Of RouuT.
Our young friends have our best
wishes for long. prosperous and happy
welded life
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VEGETINE

Thousands will bear testimony land do ii vo-
UNFAIRLY )that Vegetiue 10 the best medical com
pound yet placed before the public for renova-
ting and purifying the blood, Graduating all
humors, impurities or poisonous secretions from
me system invigorating and sireng thenng the
system. detilitaied by disease; In fact. n ia as
many have called il, "The Great Health Re.
torer.n