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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17

through.
CHICAGO Jan. -CArr1R-Receipts 1,00OI shipments.
49 Market firm with scarcity Of stock sales OF extra
choice at 50 3d. choice u 80 buyers arc waiting for Detter
shipping weather.
Hoes Receipts 00oo Market dull and dropping for light
for heavy shipping culs and Light smooth 50 4o0
SO 20: fair 20 extra smooth, ~ 5O6$7.
SnBGr nominal.
LIBERTY, PENN. JAM 16.-CATrTB-Receipts today.
1925 head OF through and % cars OF aI STOCK
active last weeks prices quality gen
eraIly common medinn with very few good extra
HOSs-reccipts today, 4i25 head Workers at 80 400
90 80: Pbladclphias az S7d$7 30
sfiyEP-Receipts today 800 head selling at S46s6.
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Nuts arc very quiet at I'm.
FUES AND SKINS.

late circular Issued by Felt Clcy Ins the ioo"liF
timely comments upon the present situation" t SnoW oSn
trimming will not lie In favor anoiher
would advise friends
fox raccoon cautiously and in expectation mush ower
prices Skunk have sold fairly AZ moderate prices bu ts
not likely 10 do well later MGskrats ana op2s, 49,
decline at Ito London sale 10 take piaco
about IN demand ANY where even
. which place since inc
weather in Europe has e@n nnnsnaY nu
I1Hglke since late in November, ana very hsIo
u-rars, while American manufacturers rave suHt"
severely 10 the failure of quite number OF t
change gold about 10 cent lower Than last yo
and largely increased IMPOSED on skins gong
general European war Is still thrtaehng
This. and the further iGc; that very large qh
titles ~! Old skins have bon brought frwad unsoi nun ~
London leipsc ard that nearly all TINS wears coieroh
abroad, tce Obliged 10 ADVISE ON ON.
caution ana market Their skins homp5'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
lN5( ULAR.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

= IN77 TREASURY DFpARTMfET
Department No. .. WA5ulSGtCS, D. ~;
Se3Tetary's OHi3r. jan ID, ls|l.)
Under tn. provisions act of congress approved AOrI
H. 1876 enable the Secretary q s Treasury to pay the
~. the con nlSEiOneTs IF Al+Dand CIni,
hereby PiYrr tlt scaled proposals. viii Do received
the Treasury department until II Ocic'f. noon, on tle
C2D instant ard opened Immediately there
alter fo the sac % Coupon Pee" eIci B0nds OF
the Funded Loan ~ 1881 authorized by the acts Of uy H.
1910, AMI January 20 1871. bearing iutr plya2e qlai
tly rom Feb 1877 in lots not less dn one hundred
tnOisaud Inlsrs GJ0 the total amount OF Three hun
6rtI and seven tho isaAi dollars (tJ03,U'O)
These bond viii De sold iJT gold, and payment therefor
made within three days after the acceptance by TIE
Department of the bid.
tcrt , ~ lie accompanied gold deposit Of per
cent % thereof, bid AT less than par III CON-
VIII D" considered
Payment may he maia ut the Ohice OF he Assistant
tho niicd Sltc4 Ncwl Ork ana tao Olts WI
bcday,r at the Treasury Washington, or u lreioed
tho assistant Treasurer JEited states, New"
Yo.k ~ the rApcrso oi The puIchas"r
ma Department r':rrycs 30 Ii-ht 10 rJccl p'p'sas a1
q uni deemed advantageous 20 The Government.
Pro o.a4 sGOId BE- marked sealed Proposals Tor Loan
and addressed Secretary Of the ireany Wasirt0D'
ID q i.BI T. MORRILL,. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17

Welsh tuba at 2oe27c for Fair to Prime and 2saslc
for Choice Western tubs at 1424c tor Common Prime
2oG2dc for Choice; Western hrkins NJ l2dl7c for Com
mon " Primo )92pC for Choice; Western Creamery Of 500
Soc for 0oed to Prime. ana 36@ssc for Choce Rolls
Quoted NJ l0c2lc. for Common to Choice. CHEESE
The deni09d very moderate, With prices be.
fore: state Factory BOIL ec. for Fair TO Good l6
fc Tor Good 60 Choice and IL 2dl5c Tor Fancy:
Dairy a: 90tfr slammed sire: Western Factory
Sd9 Or COmmon Good and 100 Ice for Good Choice
EGGS in very h9ht request, and prices
scarcely firm Long Island and New Jersey s0342c
STATE aud Pennsylvania 3sd39c.; Western 35A3sc.
the 3Goysr Canada S6d35c
for Choice, and Western and state Iamed az 23d27c.
flCEForeen was gu'c and nopiDaly unchanged at &c,
gold for pan in homo, and 2 dSc gold FOR RanFoen Do
mestio air demand AMI Tmer price 42d6c
Louisiana. snd 6b0Glc for Carolina. Messrs Dan Tai
IMAGES Sons Co.. Charleston 1Gh telegraph following
Frt crop movement az that point Recved 1900 tcs
Sss. i5F5 cs sock cleaned JAN 49, iG5 cs; large
demand market strong. with upward tendencies.
SALT has been quiet and unchanged We quote: Ashtnn's
liverpool Fine 80 80 u WOrihln ytous Marshals
Washington, and Deakins 81 20dfl 3O oner brands,
~ ldo$l 20; Liverpool Ground. 750S5e.; Lishon 2Oc;
Turk = Island. 2Jd2SC.
SEEDSClover in rather more demand TO day, and 100
bass Western sold az l.'idl6A. Timothy scod was qet
and unchanged 81 90 after tho far sales OF yCstorGay
FaNsced quiet at 81 Co. Calcutta Lnsoed quiet at 81 10,
gold.
SKINS In Goat Skins very good business has been Of
fccc hN0eTs fu figures Deer Skins, however,
ara and nor alV- n.,ela Wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17

eiIln.l's OF iDiIOeS F7G" h5l. This shows an active
Jeildud fer she IS, indies am south America -ih some
.euf . Ieruada seed Prices hiu. trW Nova
rus "ua Il - cNI',iri ct !nai VIII come
tro.', tbrr. in tie spring Rcd ,rr1s easier wan
mr. ID ir. .o sell, Iis turuips were until to-day, when
a ecl..c uf I2g. established. tlupatltfst
ppia,c-. .....-S . - onions, Yellow
b. lulnru . 2.1 ana :r., 81, GO" - 80
10. ~v-c,.. Dt!. 900 90 10 Wh'r... ! Uo1 > %
sGuaslrs Mr. TURNS Hn~,it, M
row lhi. ..... ! 2jn - IJD 81
10. !lubbarj. 90. J 7Jm -
~INDHIh-.
Bceswax y ib GGc3 Honey. coScr....... i6G2J
cater hul4 T. e.tl ga Do. buck wheat Hob
nr i,r,py l00l2 DO strained ..... l0HlD
NirsaI d. hbs.. - Pope Irn, b0i...sj JOa@i W
Feathers geese. h....jJuJ8
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.G'rlNCnt
A GAS STOCKS

A Gas STOCKS.
~ NEW YORK, METROPOIITAN, MUTUAL and
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
al kinds Brooklyn and NevYor Gas Securities dealt
INDY GEO. H. PRENIi>o. - =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
A -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS

bought sOl' lDlI5Htu
stock ini Bond house Of
ALBERT "A. NiCOLAY g. Co..
No AZ Ptnc-,t.. Now-Y0rS
Me- g. and 10 per choice City and County Bonds
ard tbcr Al investment Securities specially 20 years.
as 10 ~ per cent interest promptly paid E sale al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17

Entered at the port. 900.
sHit f-nsyst tffkA-t In ffaar-i-uf

Entered for consumption I.GJAI93 I.72l67S l,llS.si3
Imported OJ.s been 1uet and generally without
OF importance with both agents ara obbers Dress
gvods for the spring trade beginning to arrive more Freely
Silks quiet but firm owl strong tone OF the silk
market. Manta and trimming veves quiet and sol
low rates. Aiiarry silks and ribbons also dul
Black clsIeres hlor than ia the previous week Dress
linens natural shades fair demand kUuSck
n.ns ruled quiet Handkcrchic shirting aHd clothing
linens been rather dull bat Hamburg enbTotrie5
fair demand aud steady Mems wOoleus DUH
with small s1es Cassimeres AMI worsed c0atncs wero quiet
Italian cloths In far demand clohiers Gghaus
active and sold advance Glasgow s2c
trace discount Hosiery. in goods fairy active
hut I'M -;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
% Broadway. Dec IL, 1876.
rcAI. NorIcE SALE.-Cir.

Z EGAL NOTTCE-TRUSTFES' SALE.-Cir-
rnt courl United states District Of Louisiana
,, , y s2e 6ess st. Louis aud Hnclo taroad
company AMI othcrsIn Equity No 1879 Under and BY
sre tho power ami authority conferred by ne circuit
Court United states !Or Ore District OF louisiana 10
render d in the entitled cause At the November
S, S Of Tr i e.ab.nc IN me sa decree as the
1gS1sn G Far sS John E t and Jns
b. Alexander their successors and as, ms bearing date
i"r She aymet Of the debts there described the under
highest bidder under the supernendence and direction Of
W9oy SPECIAL NJ M s1 hs @ apts sn npS
CrtY enbcei said deed OF trust at the city OF New
0 nara - day Of March A. D. is77 in front Of the
said city between The hours Of IL H. and M
TS property described in the said decree ard the deed Of
leans JacP son Northern Railroad Company com
~enfng mo T te ss 81 Mssp to Canton in thai state
with extensions OF tho said railroad and branches
vim ali Of Tho the ts%ehie n. or sSo
yeyed Thereby Including franchise corporation and
with Others and with all ana singular ng RS
the date Of Che said Deed Of Trust or ACQUIRED Snnss
al s OWNED and occupied Gr % ing
nepol. Station Houses FEgg n
House. s shI and Frnur All 81 {Se
Rolling stock cars Engines Tenders Tools Rue and al ma
sid Railroad With the power to Tolls Rents and
Incomes thererOm. and all the right TILE apd estate Of The
granted Deed q ra., Aforesaid and which, we are ag
aforcsah. A.
the highest bidder at the time Of the sale
the right 6ondhoders tOpurchase the said property Is
reserved IN the decree.
JJUNfUs B. ALEXANDER, Surviving Trustees
r. !. WOOLFIEY, Special Master. -.
ban inventory OF the property has boon nled IN SAID
court by the said railroad which can be seen
application to the clerk Of the court ans 3tawow
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ election for DIRECTORS OF the LONG BRANCH AND
SEA SHORE RAILROAD Co. will BIO held II tho Office OF
lie Company at Long Branch, NowJersey. on WEDNEo-
DAY, the oath day 81 January, 1871.
The polls will open m and close ut p. -
Of the Company Will be closed on Jan -
a n m at the Office OF &. j. OSBORN Co, "a Broadst,
' - anu @. p. MoRosINI. Secretary.
orr COUNCIL CHAMBERS. RACINE Wis, Jan. 8 1871.
NOTICE-To holders of bonds OF the City OF
Racine issued under authority Of Of the Wisconsin
Legislature, approved Feb. T. 1871
The city Racine viii entertain proposals from holders OF
s bonds conformity with the above named act 20
rrepder cancellation payment OF the same from
the SINKING FUND. TO amount not 10 exceed twenty
Proposals should numbers rate OF interest and tine OF
maturity OF bonds offered be sealed and sent TO the ONCE
nj the City Clerk Proposals 70 Surrender Racine
CITY Bonds ~ on or before Feb. 8. 1877.
The City the right TO roget any or All bds
]. u. MEACHEA. Mayor
n. CLANCY. jr. CoupsrollsE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17

Receipts for past wccl Eosn-

Ka-eiute Dast wo0L
S75 uSes. PC. MS ,Co bli.. exports 81
800 hush. Medium b-au- continued que az djvat -rIy
riis some Western ccT TTaasdCtoLS hch1. Mar
lows are rather quotations aui IL 'a,s hnr goods -
Bring toy prices. I"j 81 go DDs vas sofa YESTERDAY at
- H. 4; o. d. with - hi few GGys ne same f2itS
IN, a yer, little doing other beans car o green peae
~ si1r sold ~ u Oh With 80 Dds t&'li, uut, ltd, al
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
. AXE .rpERIOR.

4 invTl ISLEF AND OTHER MINERAL LAND
CONSOIJDATION.-Ih Trustees hereby monty all con
,rrc tua the within which parties entitled may unite
in me peu 0f consolidation has been extended and absolutely
I. Ell the day OF Febrnay next Formal assert ac
ontlot with the requisite cash paymels and the certi
ca % hr asSonne plrys Silver Mining Co Of silver .let
shares with transfer daily signed made the under
Signed for the before that day, % secure par
"~i by order OF the Trustees
b.. T.. STRONG, Sec'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
1gST DIVIDEND.
Business Chantes.

nor SALE or RENT-A valuable MALT
HOUSE. all In perfect order and located In Of tho
actions Of for pur
chasing barley 45 miles from Milwaukee and rs miles from
with good railroad advantages for shipping IN every
direction Any party company who wish an extra chance
will do wei 10 special attention, as tho
retire from the business account OF Old
age poor health For further particulars inquire by letter
T. ". WHITE Burlington. Racine County. Wis
DARTNER WANTED with from $4,000 to
$4,000 by house -g irstclass commission business
the New York Stock Exchange Address j. r. e. BOX Aoo
POstOihco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
WOOL MARKET.

WOOL MARKET
,prIPr. Jan. Wool in GOOD demand: fine grades
s.srcr hgies firm in light supply coarse
grades Olio Pennsylvania, AMI West Virginia
ami ahorp, At1t7c.; Y. A4Oi5C.: Medium. f3n45c.i
Coarse .6a3, Nen.YOrd Michigan, Sndaua, and Western
Fine 81 4t2 Medium y i2Oic Coarse, 80 d31c.; Comp
1872 Washed, jG0jJc.; do Unwashed. 30; Canada, Comb
ins Ole. fnc Unwashcd, 20 MI l2c Coarse aHd Nc
diam, UHwase, 2Sd2c. Tub Washed fcig3g; Colorado
%q22r Unwascd. 10 ~ i'c. Extra aud Mcfino
Pulled 3dd34c; No / and super Pulled 3343Sc Texas,
Fine aud Medium, 5jc do Coarse, lGN2O2; California,
Fine AMI Hc,iium. l2Q2Sc; do Coarse. l5"2Oc
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE r.. L. jan G.Prniing cloths maTket strong
&C. be, STANDARD and extra biSGi cloths c" goods
Onttin" under SC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOX TIE WEEK EsDISG JAN. 10 1877.
l1,xnrcs.lr for TIE y y. TRrlNE GepoItcrl

~ "1II V'1I i'OJDII1
general JgTeH0as.
Send only Good articles The rCgt other eat
up poor goods Put everything in gooI order An attractive
examination oftcI mSk-a sale where any
racsare OF sl1vclly appearance s Pack securely 80 tat
tc viii ALLOW ia" contents - change about Use
lf,uty of WIN MaIh lihu!F
with Dai7f-a stencil plate s. hcstdn1 rcic contents IN ne
l0y OF DalI, stating the send iier Al Tie
same ne, stating what sent lhe 1oGic lut Is ~ ih
80 &c or list s'ou I've irc9.et IN barrel o box Always
ate tc nnn Der Of m 5ars secure yourself reputa
ton goods pu best shape tat YOGF nags 10 ID
demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17

NUTs-DRiED.
Receipts Of dried fruit for tho mees sss kes nnm ,Vy re
virtually ont OF the market nilA doing IN ap
pies pces with scarcely any rarsaciiohs worthy
~ n,n. 2Jbbl lot southern sold al go, while SONS
Ordinary Offering much lower There Is niue dong IN
pcaclos. bbls. old 0oofsia selling ~ NC o"lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17
EOR SALE.
CRY OF ELIZABETH. NJ,
: ~ ~ nm lli'N ~ NV ID =

GAS Stocks and City r. Il. stocks and Bonds
VI bouelt ANA sold T. HEWITT Broad 81. Room H.
HANOVER, RIDGEWOOD, REPUBLIC. and
FPNEKLiN INSURANCE 5IOtKS FOR SALE.
U0Y1 BROS. 80 DTcXH Bc.ldiA%.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-17

e,,or, n, apples AGgg bbls Many Of the apples have
been touched by The and are not IN conOn 20
handle natl idsr weather. TTaue quiet ana PioeS G'
changed some lines OF rel fruit have DeS sgd ~ d.
I'M IA 10 IA average prccof good apples fo
90 Generally moor showing IImislkaDe signs 0f having
c,u frozen, probable before nPemDg upon tlS .o. s
mai ilnres tho sale. Beaies Lho uelhtt -
stGcked both with ee and foreign oransss an % rsn
small crates generally sci az S9uSo ~
bcrrc. move slowly Their cOnsm'Idno ol sio W
ordinary Cape Cod berries at 81 DDi 10" CA'"D' saPo'
L. L. %. t.nLE
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-29
How the Japanese DEFY Fire.

The japanese appear to have hit upon
the expedient of providing fire-proof
storehouses for the reception of furni-
ture and other valuables. AS q security
against the vast confiagratons which
during the winter months are so preva-
lent in Japan, the most perishable and
valuable articles are kept in fire-proof
storehouses known as mud go-downs."
These structures are built of mud, or, to
speak more correctly, of clay. Some of
them take as many as three years in
building. A double framework of bam-
boo, or slight boarding, is run up, and
the intervening space, about eighteen
inches or two feet wide, is filled with
mud, which is gradually packed and al
lowed to dry by the action of the at
mosphere. AT great fire which occur
red at Toxic on the Goth of November,
and ragged for eight hours, destroying
nearly two thousand houses and an i'm
mense amount of property, not one of
the "mud go-downs"-and there were
several hundred of them-was injured
throughout the entire area of from five
to six miles in extent laid waste by the
confiagration.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-29
Path of Safety.

Some clear-headed fellow says that
there is but one road to happiness and
prosperity, for either individuals or
nation, and that is faithful persistence
is the legitimate paths of business. The
riches that come in an hour do more
harm than good. Hence we call upon
all good people to unite in an effort to
stay the tide of wild excess. Let O man
be frowned upon in society when he is
living beyond his means. Let all noble
and true women express their disgust at
the extravagant and indecent display of
the followers of fashion. And so shall
the nation be saved from the milestone
that has dragged other republics to de-
truction; or shall our young men find a
larger and a nobler devotion than that
of money, and modesty and dignity
shall not wholly desert American man
hood,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-29
TO ALL PARTICULARLY 1NvAL1Ds,

spring is trying season. Indications OF sickness
should at once be attended TO- Fatal diseases
may be caused by allowing the bowels to become
constipated and the system to remain in a disor-
dant condition. until The disorder has time to de.
velop itself An ounce Of precautlon Is worth q
pound OF cure is an old truthful saying. There
fore, we advise all who are troubled The Gem
dlsOTdered liver, want OF appetite, nausea or
feverlsh skin, to take, without delay, Sehenck's
less and decisive In its action 1t at once strikes
at the root Of the disease and produces healthy
tone TO the system People never need suffer from
Of the liver II they would take this excellent med
icine when they feel the first inclinatons of the
malady. Families leaving home for the summer
months should take three or four boxes OF these
pills with them. They have an almost instanta
ne0us elect. They will relieve the patient of
cleanse the liver OF surrounding bile and will
efectually prevent bilious attack. They are
sold by all druggists. May I'm
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-29
Where's those Boots ?

A well-dressed individual once walked
into shoe store and fitted on a hand
some pair of new boots, his old ones be-
ing very much dilapidated. The Gus
toner walked to the door to admire the
fit in the full light, while apparently
feeling in his pocket for his money. A
stranger in passing stumbled against the
newly-booted man, and, drawing back,
hit him blow in the face and ran
away. "You villain! !" shouted the
customer, starting after his assailant.-
"The ruffian catch him catch him ~
exclaimed the indignant shoemaker, fol-
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-29
He Didn't Want the 'scrlptlOn.

He was an old man, and he had bit
of conductors pasteboard stuck in his
hat. He walked into the drug store, and
inquired:
" Have you got any good whiskey ?"
" Yes, sir" replied the gentlemanly
druggist.
Gimme half pint"
Have you got DOCTORS prescrip-
tion ?"
"No."
"Can't sell it then, sir. Jury in ses-
sion; must be strict"
Where can get doctor ?" sadly
inquired the aged inebriate.
"I'm physician, sir" winningly re-
sponded the druggist.
"Can't you give me that-what you
call i'-'scription ?"
"Well, / might" And the doctor
wrote out prescription blank, calling
for so many ounces of spiritus fermenti.
He filled snug little bottle with the ar
ticle, pasted label on it, numbered it to
correspond with the paper, and pre-
sented it to the venerable roysterer, re-
marked in the most.business like way
imaginable: GA dollar and half,
sir"
"A dollar and half" gasped the as
tonished customer.
Amt that pretty high, mister?"
ITS our price-a dollar for the pre-.
scription and fifty cents for the medi.
cine"
"Yes, well,' sadly replied the wicked
old buffer, as he slowly buttoned up the
half pint in his overcoat pocket. 81
guess, boss, that l don't want the
'scription. Here's your half dollar
and he stuck his tongue in one side o
his mouth, winked ironically at him O.
the mortar and postal, and walked out
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-29
VEGETIN v
He Says it is True.

Seneca Falls, Nov 9, 1876
Mr. IL. r. Stevens Dear Sir - AS you are an
entire stranger to me, l want you to know what
VEG GETINE has done for me. Only those who
have been raised from deaths door can know the
value OF such good medicine. am 5S years Of
age. ,Threeyears ago was taken sick with what
the doctors called Lumbago. For weeks was
confined to my bed. had three different physi-
clans, without any help. | received no relief
was a great sufferer; finally became entirely
helpless. The last doctor told me there was no
help: he said he might possibly save my life by
ejecting morphine in my arms and legs. The en-
couragement for saving my lite by having this
done was so small chance could not consent to
run the risk. About this time my son read your
advertisement in our paper, testimony of per-
son who had been very sick with about the same
complaint, and was cured. My son went right
away to the apothecary store and bought bottle
OF YEGETINE. Before had used the nrst bot
tie found great relief; l could move myself in
bed. After taking three bottles l was able to sit
up and move about my ROOM. continued taking
the Vegetine and was in a few weeks restored
to my former health. The Vegetine saved my life
after the physicians said there was no help for
me-. have had no doctor since. II feel unwelI
l take dose OF Vegetine, and recommend it to
my friends
Your YegetIne ought to be in every family. My
doctor was surprised to see me, in good health
He says Yegetine is good medicine, tell him
it cured me-. He says, II is true cannot feel
too thankful. Very gratefully yours,
Mrs. CATHERINE COONS.
Seneca Falls, Seneca County, N. Y.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-29
THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, Pa MAY 80 1877

you don't taunt him about his past any
more. He's proved himself gentle
man, and above all remember it was
only because he was an athlete that he
was able to hold your horse until he
could wrench you from the saddle and
take you out of danger. No other than
strong man could have saved your
life. So go in and humble yourself to
him.
She opened the door and called Rad
clifIe out. They strolled off together,
while Kate glided into the room and
flung herself at the feet of the athlete.
He took his revenge, for when he got
well he married her.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-29
VEGETINE.

ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. II Vegetine
will relieve pain, cleanse, purify and cure such
diseases restoring the patient to perfect health
suffering for years, is 1t not conclusive proof if
you are q sufferer, you can be cured? Why is
this medicine performing such great cures? 1t
can truly be called the Great Blood Purifier. The
great source OF disease originates in the blood |;
it. to purify. renovate has any just claim up
on public attention.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-29

lowing up his customer. The shoema-
ker was fat. The customer and his as
sailant were both In good condition.
They outran the shoemaker = and the
new boots have never to this day re-
turned to their original proprietor
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-29
VEGETINE.
WILL CURE
CAMKER HUMOR.

= KOCKPORT, March 3I, 1876.
H. II. STEVENS
Sir-Last fall my husband got two bottles OF
your Vegetine to take for the Canker Humor,
which have had in my stomach for several years,
took it and the result was very satisfactory. /
have taken good many remedies for the Canker
HumOr, and none seemed to help me but Vege-
tine. There is no doubt in my mind that every
one suffering with Canker Humor can be cured
by taking Vegetine. 1t gave me good appetite,
and felt better in every respect.
Yours with respect.
Mrs. ELIZA ANN POOLE.