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DIPLOMATS AND CONSJLS.
Fees Collected by Our Officers in
Foreign Countries.
A'List Of 0ouaulates Exporting Moro than
$1,000 Year.
The Good Old Days, When All Tho Fees We're
Bagged by iht eonsnls Themselves

From Our 0rn CbTresDondtnt.
WARRINGTON, D. c., March 1a.-rrcsldent
llnyca Administration Is to bo of Ciyl.Sctvica
reform. "Spoils OF ollce " arc to be the disso1v-
Ing Views. Tbs facts which follow, therefore,
may serve 10 Bnggest 10 the nrmy Of place. hunters
reflections upon "what might hn4o becn."
Tito Secretary Of State trantrits to Congress each
year stnfemcntof tho fees collected and accounts
cd fotby tho Consular and Diplomatic oisccrs. At
the closo Of tho last session he did for tho year
18sh Tho Diplomatic officers soem to hAye loft
commercial pursuits very much 10 the Consulnr
officers In their respective countries. a, in tho
countries where tho Diplomats arc SLOWED: 10
take fees the highest sum received by my Minis
ter is 4s2s, By bancroft Davis, At Bofi!n. Tho
lowest fees wcro s. each by 0cn. lead, In Greece.
and Richard Gibbs, In Peru. The grand sum total
OF fees collected by Diplomatic officers for the
rear ls 81. ga, hot enough to pay for tho station
cry, postage, and clerical service necessary for re-
porting IL. The following IL the report Of tees COLI
1ccteslt accounted for. and reported by tho
Diplomatic oslccss Of the United States for the
, 1877-03-15

P0Hk Fn0nUCTS-Werc nctiya snd irregular, Tlo
market rin IN tho early part Vt tho session, under
good demand Towards noon the orirn had a1l been
hed and then tho askot ruled very dutst but steady
It'll near Tho co., when bear movement ast In, and
prizes rapidly declined TO hlton hsurra Scye1the.
tebs Tho market runz1d hlxer s whhc, ttle arer.
Rkc oa OEk teluH aSc. and un 1ArI 10 sa1c, higher
than that OF Tuesdays s4aAIon. Tito receipts OF hugs
were rather light and they guuted sadu AfInsr,
whlfe lard wns steady lu Llyefp0 at tho erns tho
Prttt0ua DAY. 1hG market aernGd 10 bc mitch sruyu
Acalthy In tpns, tlll 1t waa fadtI abnut aeluek.
Axs4 puEK-W4a active. 4uI advanced l3u Der htl
hut asoppe4 4u Inter- and cl0sl i7es3:9a 0wuf than
Tuesday oxralng. 6alps reported of lo) rla cash
It $1133; 3OO Urls 0 ut &l3 6l H. @ hz srllrr Anil
Al BiB 9s~taHs 10. 71 hr'a seller May n Sla. 10
13-s5 and l21 tEls seller tho yenr At tI1,u IN.
Total ~ 60 bfIs., This market cIlssd weak ut sta:
ds13 n for round lots Of rash sellcf MsreS &i ~
lJ.:c!s tk,1et Apr, and el1. 4s H. 41d scrr May.
!rltnc nlesa Ma quoted II sl1hEHl..aa, aud Extra
GFla prime ne3 nj 4l..W.
,1c .cS 10. H. til deeed H. .ssa cirsa IL 5xrr
than the preceding syen!nI. eaita varu reported Of
En.0o. j. 7ootc. srllef tpr n: nd ia I'D
&c. tssf May at*l 1!ta.si' - lnsl ~ eI!tra Tha
stsS ss;s :sls, S &pf; % I'D III fs:
MxATs.Wsfrf IN good demand early. on Southern &C.
count. znd wclo 9euraliy suAted t4e hikLsr, hut
*c4kcne st!tt u = ,upa.hy With rurk aWl aEd.
were sctuttrA III SnhUD ~ shoulders - tllc, h5tan
~ sl!utt t!bs u 10 per lHt f. seller MAFrb, IL ~
tsller April 20 :i7H .eer atty, sna a. @ st!les
In y - v a ~ lnn1 am ttfkxI
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ssn ~ e I'll o @ s:t'. sty as rsfSs sSt
:'ss % GUY c:ts H. ss ,.sr s!s ;
sS;SS: SSs H. '4'
SSesEs!ss. t:sss sa.st ~ issa sseh:ss:s: sassf
oSis; 81
and noa,Ip s5atc, io'zc, ruanea.
Sss'ztP Ss!9, 5!s;$t'@ e Sss'a
M,'HI:, .: n.no. .vr-. md
t.iS !;.aade .sst t.des and heavy w:i9!,t a3aasci
pgs s.s:set - ssr a:s :.ss lsssss fss:s
i5::';: s'i}$!;;: :3S
2;$$ $ss '':s s'''s
&HEs:s-f!fa;y &"E:s-ff!!fasys II M,s4s'st'' 's03s''
XXsf;-Sssy ss .s..ay. sheath
:ss 9 '?Ss' s! :: !;ss
~ :Sssd ds''''' s'''. .+s'ao' ''F's'a'' No.
ss fsss:;ssss sa ss Ss's
a. n,ses; @ Fs;f g. 1Ss 81: n
s;ss 3ss sSs j., H. ;4:. s
'';S!!:S:sss!ss; Sss::s s.sssIsses!y., sR! ,sa,axs,
aes iisae
sxta: sa wes,s1 MsssrS nr S:sf;s f:
,is;s:; AZ md quiet: rsnsa ,os crude
si.swss s;;;paExfsyas;s IS Sc "a ri IT, corn ~ 0000n
vxv on.x.x., VIZ Ss!ss qslEHs. M..r.o,r-qu,et sn.
'{;ss r. s$$;ss ss''os' o.,' '.e, ,.,,ss ss
':s5: VI .sss s's:tsf SS,i S.:a. wa '
It: ::s $a s:| :S::::
H% ;.s ist aS f%s;S %s;ttis :;ssasa .o
Ssoe ern1x.-suxsc steady. inferior, sae,fc, COMMON
s:!$s 6 @ Si|s s: !;
g. g.; Iou1s. March i+.-coTroS-ourt and M.
s:sSS H.: a. @ A, ss
Il s;;; III I'll Az A..
I'll; ,Ss SS;s s;; e.. ss
ssns,s sSay sna hrm aao4'sc' barley inactive and IN:
nrm,r, ., >,
.nsS, y necr sca so Mk G!Snt f ak fls
c1SctNNATs.
,LG.Hc1AH@7'' aarch H.-toffoS-uull anu ioWeft
FfEorn-Firncr hut nat nuot ah,v h,chcr
nenlan4 fstr. n,arkat llrn, 4l@ IT,. Oats dull and
M'rin. XII, In;: @ Mye Meo1 FIX Mno 'SheF' 7!f7tc
TnyiriusaMiurE @ @ .tt1mv. @ = III st,4.o. Isrs-pc
naad far, prtcca hix.ers SLean. ~ *ttfes kettle ida
a. .n Malk tsts n' nstyr ffsn a'd aslsr: shgadGea
Msrshi stesr 7so scon-ssnno III SIasS psHr icf
sN .snc, H5c. -.''01e '''"e'' '<'s'
wy. r e., saes at q 9ai ", With soma
p'''"'' ''Ao'As'''". a"GessTv"a nnaT"9. ~ s''''
x5eat 1i,ie, fnalsns ind Miehgsa: s7aissoo iii.
nos ant S7:ooHo W X: Louis $7.as%aoui Minnesota
Un4tSNCor,i anist tj.ts ou.ct, No. mixed md
NJ: i wnito lHS47es rejected. i&t40s.
wtI1. MwaI-stnrffst dnilt Wsstsrn $lsnHalg 70
wnts ~ nrctnsn s1, er ~ o n
p,led stesdyi low grades Iuiis chaco Fennaylvans
s1a uhio ttt4aes Xxx ana gteklosk; aa6si mc'
r .nne nre 4 .n nn Eoo sa nan IN cnn:M ~
AExA7rV A7V-- -" - '"''"4' o~''''. nv" 0'N ~''SS-s
, 1877-03-15

WILMINGTON, March ls.-SrstrG TuErxsrlBx-
Dull ~ u7c.
, 1877-03-15

~. not many year. since shu.o Consular o!fieess
sss - s9s ns .%s sssty e.
their fees. How Il Tas possible ioE soma santie.
mlnlstrat!oa . return aane wealthy n,sn may b
sssn rem The tets rsesss ast 1eas by tho coaau'.
General At par's; s,on1 nsa,,y ~; ooo; .o,.
John ]. Nteo!ay. pts.!asnt L!neoln'is ~ PsIysts
ae'a tas 9ss qs 'Os q ys
was currently reppltsd among Eesidcnta Of Paris
ssa ss it s sse 81 :ysas' Fl H. I'll I'll s 4ss
4ayofn! Of the Consu!ates IN Chlna rcpoftad to
ssnx T. .s s:la ss4ss s as,s 81 @ s 5
isss t;sorss ~ sssard. ths pss.snt cos.ui deasr.l.
rrpo't. but s.. ga: m consa!.hip 4 ihe sand:
xs as III! .s sss
Aitka q 1na sAspwlcu ISLANDS.
Allen, one OF tho Commissioners Of eh9 Sandwich
Islands hers. who wa. ths principal nsEol .loF of
ths Hawaiian treaty, wa Cousal In thoso days fos
y, 81 sa VI t. hays
vested a!u,oss ensltuly In sugar plantations In tho
Sandwich Islands, anl was rendered. eu umparatively
E. % IL s
both for tue bellvht Of The IoseFnplsut which ha
now Evprssenta. aud to Inrraa.~ the valus oi hIs
o@n su4a!-estatca. lie has becu successful In
very wealthy thsrfbY.
T4ak NEW FEE 8fGf1N.
The fees returned III thu Hat belong 10 the United
state. Government. and arr NOT prrquisitss OF tho
tunsals. Some VI the Agents v ho A4yu nspected
lha Consular service hasu ln1ln.atel ruupllj thas
siucs Tue new fca bill went iuso operation. there
Weso xons Consu1s WIN were not CAREFUL In every
instsnce ~ uiAks returns u tha state nepsftasnt
VI every fee that was received The retuEnA from
tho thincae Con4uRtes for the year arc xurprlsins
iy sspan In view VI the business ordinarily trAns-
actad, aud lul3hs 10 prupsr subject fus inquiry.
Colby, tho Clerk Of tue District investigating Cont
mtttce Of two yeats a.o who Lost the Telegraph.
, 1877-03-15

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L4rslf. bls.....i
EtM4A:ed. ltL
FiA1scLt, lbt =
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Hstf, ttI.,,4...
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, 1877-03-15

L1ne eha snor fltars ptaoie0 NC cash Or MatCi!.
l9ax sns ham. H!tt!s. ~ boxed; swcst.pcf!ed lais,
laeun 1asuJ II " fuf Shoulders SAC for short ribs.
fE short clrats i0llc for hAnA oil cauyased aud
ttNEAsx-W14 Qulet At hGtsc-
HEEF t'iNlluf.TE-Wcfp ateahy and qule& xk ftO Is
for l4r&st III. 73si1N Tor extra a.e.si md
3Gll l4Ak.i. III fnr hams. -. " III
1c Tug country luls. tho tusidA for NJ. 4.
, 1877-03-15

NEW OkGxAxs, Marct, l4.-C1rroH-In fair demand,
hut at Iuwrr ratest saIra A1 balra, good ordinary,
lO348lU5ta, low middlug. l05A1ltc; mtddllnK, l1AA
!lsac! Esod M!lalns il149l:s! d!,!ns fsts. 1.stes
t<at n1ror.s tn llsrre, 1,Dta, Now York, l.7Uus
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Recording See'y, pro TEN.
AN ALPINE AVALANCHE.

In the summer of 1864, party of
tourists. while visiting the Alps, climbed
with great difficulty, to an elevated and
snow covered plateau, in order to obtain
better view of Swis scenery, and con-
trast the beauty and richness of mid
summer below with the beakness and
sterillity of midwinter around and above
them. In play they rolled the moist
snow into large balls. they crowded it
over the edge of the plateau. In falling
it struck softer snow, which Immediately
gave way, and soon an avalanche was
tearing down the mountain side burying
and destroying every thing in its course.
As the handful of snow became the ir-
resistable avalanche, so the hacking
cough with sore throat and Catarrh, if
neglected, speedily develops into that
dread destroyer, Consumption. In the
early stages, DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
will effect cure, though if the blood be
affected or impoverished it must be puri-
fed and enriched by DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. and the liver and
bowels kept active by his Pleasant Pur-
gative Pellets. Many who despalred of
life and had been given up to die by
physicians and friends, owe their resto-
ration to the above remedies. ely,
Linn Co., Iowa. May sth, 1877. Dir.
Pierce, Buffalo, n. T.; Dear Sir-I
was Frustrated some three years since
with pleuro Pneumonia, which left me
with a troublesome cough, that gradual
J ly grew worse until physicians gave me
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agricultural department.
LICE ON CATTLE.

During the winter season cattle are
very likly to be troubled with these.
Whenever they infest an animal badly,
much inconvenience and restlessness is
caused. and if long continued the condi-
ton will be reduced but it is not poor
animals alone that are troubled with lice.
A great many remedies are recommend
ed to rid stock of these vermin, but
prevention is better than cure so far as
it can be managed. Stock should be
examined on coming to the barn at the
commencement of winter; and if there
are any indications of lice, attention
should be paid to the matter at once.
At meeting of the Dairymen's Associa-
ton last winter at Burlington, VT. the
superintendent OF Col. Cameron's farm
gave his mode of practice, which was
both preventative and remedy for lice
cattle. 1t was to wash the animal
twice year, in decotiOn of tobacco in
which small quantity of carbolIc acid
had been mixed. After being washed
they were rubbed dry, so that the ami
mails should not receive any injury
either from licking themselves or each
other. BY this practice. if any lice or
nits were on the animals they were de-
stroyed, and no further trouble would
be apprehended for considerable Pc
Rod of time after the process
Linseed oil, or probably any kind of
oil or grease, will be found eficacious
.-hoa apprred Wherever the lice are
found. 1t is said that dry dirt or dust
when sprinkled upon the animal will
destroy the vermin. A correspondent
gives the following remedy: Take car
bolic acid, one part, three parts water.
rub in along the back. between the
horns and around the tail. 1t is sure
death. 1t will also make the hair grow
where it is rubbed off. 1t is perfectly
harmless. This is a very simple remedy
and easily applied, and we would rec
ommend it to the attention of stock men.
Whenever cattle are found to be rubbing
and licking themselves excessively, it
is pretty sure indication of lice and
such cases should be attended to at once,
before the entire herd becomes infested.
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Book FARMING.-A reading farmer,
a book farmer, is simply he who avails
himself of facts already demonstrated
by men of thought and practice, thus
giving him greater strength and capaci.
ty in life's work, and saving to him the
chagrin of failure, and the loss of val
liable time in laborIng to solve problems
by himself alone. And how shall this
best be done ? Plainly, by reading stand
ard books and well-conducted agricul-
tural journals, as we'll as by meeting to-
gether and discussing methods of cul-
ture and practice. The accumulated
knowledge of the world should be util-
lied as far as possible by each individ-
ual. Man is superior to the lower ami
NAL mainly from the fact that he can
avail himself of the recorded experience
of others, who have preceded him, for
his guidance, and hence does not need
to commence at the bottom round of the
ladder each time. The man who does
not avail himself of such opportunities
signifies his willingness to be a child Of
knowledge, to be slave to ignorance.
to spend his life and strength in vain
battling with natures forces. which wis.
er heads have learned to conquer in a
far easier manner. The onward march
of thought and progress has cheapened
every other production.-has improved
every other manufacture. Why not ad
nit the invigOratiDg life of investigation
and advance into agriculture p West
Farm journal
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up to die with consumption. [ tried
several-remedies, that are advertised to
cure consumption. but without obtaining
any relief or benefit. Seeing your
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Purgative Pellets advertised, l conclud-
ed to try them. and found them to be
all that you claim for them. My restor-
alton has remained complete for over
two years. lnclosed find $3.50 for a
copy of your Common Sense Medical
Adviser. Ever gratefully yours, Jason
G. Bartholomew.
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WHAT FIVE SHEEP WILL DO.

Five sheep will enrich one acre of
old wOrn-Out moving land in three years
so that it will produce one and one-half
tons of hay per year. for several years,
by light sprinkle of seed each year,
sOwn in the early spring.
Five sheep will produce manure IN
winter to the value of ten dollars, by
giving them suitable bedding.
Five sheep will get their living through
the summer on one acre of ground; the
pasturing of same would be three dol
lars.
Five sheep will raise five lambs.
worth fifteen dollars.
Five sheep will shear twenty-five
pounds of wool, worth six dollars.
Now, let us see how the account
stands.-
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VEGETINE
HAS ENTIRELY CURED NE.

BosToS. Oct. 1876.
Ma n. II. STEVENS -
Dear lSr.--My daughter. after having a severe at
tack Of Whooping Cough. left In feeble state OF
health. Being advised by a friend she tried the Woe
TIM. and after using Il bottles fully restored
10 health. Ir- rr. r. .- ~ r...f.
have taken several bottles OF the YKoErINK for this
complaint and am happy say Il has entirely cured
me. have recommended the VEoErINE 20 others
with the same good results IL Ia great cleanser and
purifier Of the blood; 10 Is pleasant TO take and
cheerfully recommend H. ..- 20
JAMES MORSE, ss4 Athens street.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-12-31

business man to take charge
w of a county branch ofice.-one in every pros
porous and hicky settled county of the Union Party
must invest $500 in staple stock at manufacturer
cost selling value Of the same, $500 Security for
investment absolutely perfect regular weekly sala
ry OF $5 will be paid and the party receives bin Of
sale OF stock in security for his money aud salary. and
is TO purchase additional supplies from time to tme
so as to keep $500 worth cost pree. constantly or
hand An engagement will be made for year on
trial. Business permanent. Best OF Boston, Chicago
and Montreal references given. References required
Apply to or address FUTILE 4 DOWNIE, e3 Federal
Street, Boston, Mass
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nn1 n oFsat chance 70 naks money. n yeu saa't e.
uOIUsg oa you can get groenhaek1. We need per-
IN eyo town 70 taxa srhscrtens tsT the largest cheap
est tnd best Illustrated family rutleacn II The werd Any
Of Art gvtn Tree 70 Tubacybe. ne price IL 30 low that
lmest eysybody Euerbes One agent oports akne ever
$50 week. lazy agent reports taxing ever 900 srt
tsrihera n ten eaya AL who Engage maka money fast
Ysu devote AL yoer tina 70 he buisss Or enly year
spare time. You need not be away from home over
night Full particulars, directions and terms free.
Elegant and expensive outfit nee. Ifyou nant profit
ing try the BUSINESS No one who engages fails
make gTeat pay. Address THE Peoples Journal, $
Portland. Maine ID r. = 81 p 81 o7-3l
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Nothing has been more clearly set
tied in dairy practice than this-that IL
Is an utter impOssi5iiity to make good
milk from bad water.
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AMERIcAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.

GILMORE & CO., Successors to CHAPMAN,
HOSMER d CO., Solicitors Patents procured all
countries. NO FEES IN ADVANCE No charge
unless the patent is granted No tees for making pre-
minary examinations No additional fees for obtain
ing and conducting rehearing. BY recent decision
of the Commissioners ALL rejected applications may
be revived. Special attention gwen to Interference
before the Patent Office, Extensions before Con-
gress, infringement Suits in different states and all
litigation appertaning to Inventions Patents
send stamp to Gilmore 81 Co. tor pamphlet
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doctrines of the Bible" THE word of
God is power-men's theories. chaff,"
followed by singing with will and in
"the Spirit of Tell Me the Old, Old
Story" S. H. Pearsons spoke upon
"How may our children be saved to the
church 2" saying among many excellent
things, This question has in it the
heart of every question discussed the
address of welcome served to cover this
very ground; children should be taught
and preached to by the Christian lives
of parents and pastors; give them to
God by faith, prayer and conservation
in infancy; this question cannot be lin
tied to our own children. all are includ-
ed; gather them all into Sunday School,
the church is filed from Sunday-School
largely"
Concerts and Christmas festivals were
discussed by Messrs. E.A. Stewart and A.
J. Albee. advocating concerts occasion
ally in every school, repeating of scrip
ture in connection with suitable poetry,
and such exercises as will let the chill
dren feel they have something to do.
Let every thing in some way remind of
Jesus, and avoid that which will seem
like a miniature theatre Christmas
festivals need handling with much care
to avoid errors and i'll feelings.
What missionary work ought to be
done by the Sabbath Schools of the
county," was discussed by Rev. G. s:
Butler with peculiar hcartiness. (lf the
pencil should note every word, it could
not transmit the spirit of their utterance (:
if people would catch that they must
attend the convention
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II Sixty ptt8Cbs
LAND CASES, LAND WARRANTS
AND SCRIP.

Contested Land Gases prosecuted before the u s.
General Land Office and Department of the Interior
Private Land Claims, MINING and PISE-ENTP
TION Claims, and HOMESTEAD Gases attended
to- Land Scrip in 40 80 and $50 acre pieces for SALE
This Scrip is assignable and can be located in the
name Of the purchaser upon any Government land
subject to private entry, at $l25 per acre. It's OF
equal value with Bounty Land Warrants send
stamp TO Gilmore Il Co. for pamphlet of In.
ian
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H n lie s~s.
HONEY OF HOREHCIND AND TAP
EOP THE- TTTRE- m

Coughs, Colds, Iuauerza, . aTaeness, na5al;
Breathing and all Ale Of the h-e.'.
Bronchial Tubes, and Lungs, leading
to Consumption.
This infallible remedy is composed Of the
HONEY of the plant IIorehound, in chemi,a
union with TAR-BALM, extracted from Tx
LIFE PRINCIPE Of the forest Tree AEFls
BNSANIEA, or Balm of Gilead.
The Honey Of Horehound sooTlFs AMI
sCATTERs all irritations and nAammations, and
the Tar-balm CI.EANsEs AND HEALS the throat
and air passages leading 10 the lungs. Flvi
additional ingredients keep the organs cool,
moist, and in healthful action Let no pre-
JUDGE keep you from trying this great medi-
cine of a famous doctor who has saved thou
sands of lives by it in his large private practice.
N.B.-The Tar Balm has no BAD TASTE or
SMELL
PRICES 50 CENTS AND 81 PER BOTTLE.
Great saving to buy large size
spikes TOothache Drops" Cure
in 1 Minute.
Sold by all Druggists.
G. N. CRITTENT0N. Prop, NY,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-12-31
RHEUMAr1sM i. Disease Of the BLOOD.

The blood In this disease is found to contain an
excess OF fbrin. VEoETISE acts by converting the
blood from its diseased condition 10 healthy ciIcula
ton. VEoKrISE regulates the bowels which 10 very
Important In this complaint. One bottle Of YEGETINE
will give relief but 70 effect permanent Il must
pecally In cases Of long standing. vEeErINE is sold
by all druggiats. Try Il. and your verdict will be the
same a. shas o. .@Sussnes eeI25a t6e ds Or
TINE" which s composed exclusively OF Barks. Roots
and Herbs.
"NEGETINE." says Boston physician, "has no equal
"A blood purifier. Hearing Of It's many wonderful
cures after all other remedies had failed visited the
laboratory and convinced myself Of its genuine merit
IL is prepared from harks roots aud herba each Of
which IL highly effective and they are compounded in
such a manner as to produce astonishing results"