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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28

J. Il. FORD CO. AGAIN IN BANKRUPTCY.
John b. Ford, John r. Howard aud Edward J.. Ford
comprising the nrm OF ). b. Ford 4 Co., publishers
at No % Park place aud No. l6 Marion street. have
again awaited themselves Of the benefit Of the Bank
ruptcy act owing TO their failure 10 carry out the
terms Of the compromise with their creditors about
year ago and now offer composition with their
creditors OF thirty cents the dollar In sixteen
monthly instruments There hiiy-lour dtors emu
mcrated the schedule tho largest bcIng the fol-
lowing:--The Christian Union Publishing Company,
ss3lS Az George Merriam, OF Springfield, So 4s0 05;
Mrs Harriet Bcecher Stowe ~. 800 "a; Edwin Mercy,
of Boston, 81, 032 o.; A. W. Gleason, $3.50 9s;
National Bank OF the Metropolis, $2,01l 92; I. w.
Wcthered xlS27 So WEIGH. Bigcow Co., ~, O52 90.
There is also Il claim $50, 900 nganst j. Is. Ford by
the Webb Printing and Folding Machine Manufacturing
Company Of Liverpool, which Is In dispute before the
courts. Tie other liabilities amount TO about $4o0Oo
Their assets arc scheduled ollows:--stock aud hx
lures Sy 15I "a: amounts receivable s1 SOL 80 cash,
slO6 The ass cts also include the contract with Henry
Ward Beccher to write life OF Christ, one volume oil
which has been completed and IL indorsed "valuc
uncertain meeting OF the creditors was held yes
tcrday at the Office Register Fitch, corner oil Broad
way Leonard street. at which most Of tue creditors
were present, or represented. Proofs OF debt we're
fled and tho usual formula taken. Discussion
crsucd and nm sdjour nmcnt for one week was hnauy
decided upon In order TO give VT. Wcthercd one OF
the creditors timc TO make an cxaminatiop o, inc
books OF tho firm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
TAMMANY HALL.

THE COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION REPORT
rARD TIMES
The Tammany Hall Committee OF Organization met
yesterday afternoon at four O'Clock, Augustus Schell
in the chair Alter tho reading of the tho dis
trcts were called numerical order to hand in the
annual assessment Judge Duny, behalf Of the
FIRST district, presented u check for $3.50 and said
the remaining $3.50 would be given 10 the treasurer
ut tue next meeting. John Ryan entered a protest
against receiving the money from Judge Duffy for the
First Assembly district ns the question was not yet
settled concerning the contested seat in that district
No attention paid the protest by the chairman,
and Judge DuTy's check was received. Most Of tho
chairmen OF the respective districts reported
failure collect the assessment, the time allowed
being too short Judge Timothy J. Campbell, Of
the SIXTH handed IN check TOR The full amount as
did the chairman Of the Fourteenth and Eighteenth
districts nd Twcnty.third ward The treasurer re.
ccived III all yes crday 81 $40. good many OF tho
committee plain that II Is very hard this 10
get $40 from every man OF the General
Committee, number OF the gentlemen
composing that august body have no work
ana anxously waiting to get something
under tho city government. Judge Duffy on behalf OF
the special committee appointed To draft resolutions on
the death oil Assembly man james llcaly. offered
series OF resolutions expressive OF regret at bis
untimcy demise and recitng his many good quail
ordered that they be suitably cngrossed and presented
TO his family. The meeting then adjourned. NO re-
port was received from the committee on the con-
tested seats in the First district.
PRETTY scBELL.
Before the committee dispersed the Secretary banded
the chairman OF each district envelopes containing
imperial cartes de vsitcs OF Mr.. Augustus Schcl,
Tor each Of the General Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28

Edwin and Sarah Benson, aged months and L. days
BRowx.--On Thursday, January 20, after a long and
Illness, JOHN j. BRows IN the 4O'h year Of his
age.
Relatives and friends Of tho family and Of his
brothers, Martin b. and Henry, ana menbers oil Cam.
crou post, G. A. r. arc respectfully invited to attend
tho funeral from his late residence, 463 East 51th ST.
corner Of Eastern Boulevard, on Sunday, January IS
at one clock.
BaIlinsloe papers please copy.
BUCKLEY Suddenly, saturday, January ~,
MARY BuCKLkY.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence 10 Sulli
van st.. on Sunday, January %, at two j. NJ
CARROLL on January 49, 1877, ANN CARROLL, OF the
parish OF Killinkarc, county Cavan, Ireland, IN the
Goth year OF her age
The funeral will take place from the residence Ol her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
BELLIGERENT LOVE.

The tugboat A. F. Wllman, lying of the Morgan
street dock in Jersey City, attached few days
ago a writ issued at the instance OF the employees
WHO sucd for their wages Constable Andrew Love,
who served the writ. placed Waterman IN charge
of boat, and the following day the
boat was libclled in the United states Court
IN Now York city. A writ was thcrcupon placed
In tho hanus OF Deputy United States Marshal Bailey,
Of Jersey City, who expelled tho Waterman aud rein
stated the captain and crew. Constable Love brought
gang TO the boat on Friday night, attacked the
tain ana crew and rccapured The boat. Yesterday
morning Mr. Bailey Ind warrant issued by United
States Commissioner Murhcad and Love was arrested
and held 10 bail Tor examination.
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BRESER --LYStH.--On the Esd inst, by the Rev.
Father r. J. McCloskey, at ST. Agnes church, EDWARD
BgESEN and CATHERINE LYNCH both OF this city
BuRKE--CALLAGuAN-- On the evening OF January "a,
1877, by Rev. Hugh Flauery, WILLIAM H. BURKE TO
FLoEfNDA NJ CALIAGHAy all OF this city.
KAufMAyN-WAp January rs, 1877, at the resi-.
dcncc oil the brides parents by the Row. DR.. :. d.
Burchard, CHARLES W. KAUFMAN, OF Hobokcn d.,
and JULIET A. WADE, daughter Of ID. Harrison and
Julia a. Wade, OF this city. No cards.
PorrER-HAvESs.- saturday, January u, 1877,
Mt The residence OF the brdc's mother Ncwburg N.
" by Rev. DR. William X. Hall, GEORGE WHITE Por-
TER OF New York. TO Miss SADIE HAvESs.
RuBhxs--scnogS January %, 1877, RUDOLPH RrBBSs
10 CECILIA SCuOKN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28

THE HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL.

Mr. Henry s. White, on behalf OF the Hudson River
Tunnel Company, made application yesterday to Judge
Knapp, oil tho Supreme Court, Jersey CITY, TO have
issue liked on an appeal from the award OF tho com.
mlssoncrs appointed 10 condemn lands or the Dela-
ware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
the New Jersey shore Improvement Company and the
Morris anc Essex Railroad Company. The application
opposed ny Attorney General Vanatta who np.
pcnrcd as private counsel Tor The railroad companies
Judge Knapp TOOK the papers aud reserved decision
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
RENE w ED BONDS.

The bondsmcn Of Mr.. Frank r. Sherman, Wall
vre.t byoxcr. who was arrested some time since by
m. sberr IN n civil suit surrendered him Friday
issi. tho bonds amounting to $780, 900 were renewed
and approved Yesterday Mr. sherman saied Tor
ksrope
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
BRooKLYN's TEMPERANCE WAR.

The Grand Jury OF Xmas county, which was dis.
charged yesterday, have found indictments against
thriy-ninc Brooklyn liquor dealers, against whom
Ovcr Cotter, agent Tor Tho Temperance brotherhood
OF Christian Churches, brought evidence oil having
violated the Sunday Excise law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
BUILDING DEPARTMENT.

During the past week there havo been ned in the
Department OF Building six plans for the construction
of new buildings the total cost OF which, 1t is esti
mated Will be $27 365 90 and ntcen plans for alter
atoms, which, it Is thought, will cost $40, 150.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
THE BOARD OF EXCISE.
VITAL STATISTICS.

During tho week six,y-nve applications for licenses
were received by the Board OF Excise, netting 600
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There were AL deaths, AGA births, lie marriages,
and 81 still births curing the week ending January 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
ARRESTS.

One thousand four hundred and 1fty-fve persons
were arrested by the police last week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following the changes closing com.
pared with those Of yesterday
DEcLlSE-Ncw York Central, x; Burlington and
Quincy. 25s; Delaware and Lackawanna, y; Delaware
and hudson q Erie, =; Lake Shore. ~; Michigan
mon, q; do. preferred q; OHIO and Mississippi, *;
Pacific Mail, u Rock Island, q; ST. Paul preferred,
"a; do common, y; Wabash, 70; United States Ex-
ADVANCES Harlem, u; Morris and Essex, Il; New
York aud New Haven, Il; Adams Express, u; Amer.
ican, = gold, Is.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money loaned at 3Iz 4 per cent early In the day,
but advanced TO per cent at the close The Of
exchange New York ut tho Underwent toned cities
to-day ,were:-Savannah, buying a OF, selling q
premium; Charleston, scarce, nominaly q discount
par Cincinnati, steady buying par, selling Ito prem
ium st. Louis, IS to 100 premium New Orleans, com
mercial, 1.16 a u discount bank par; Chicago, 90
premium. Sterling exchange was steady. Prime
asking rates. 4s44 and 4s6; selling rates, sa1 and
ASS a4s5H. Reichmarks, 94a and 951a Cables, 96
Prime Paris, 5.l61s and 5.1lss.
THE MARKET.
Gold opened al 1865 and closed at 1861, all the
sales Of the day having been at these figures The
carrying rates were ~, T. go, and per cent
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. 500 76O 152
Currency balances. 3O6l,3l4
Gold exchangcs..... 6,l3O,Sv
Gold balances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 074,350
WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges $421, 314.34O
currency Daances. 10, 600, 92B
Gold exchanges. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 46,977577
Gold balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6,i43,l7S
Gold cearances at tho National Bank of the State OF
New York: =
LII
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ly7l 47O
uo'u o9" Z4,tl7,0OO
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The following were tho national bank notes received
for redemption Tor tho week ending to-day and foi
tho corresponding week Of last ycsr:--
: 1876. 1877.
Now YORK;. $4,000 So, 161 900
Boston. .................... 1,9i0,000 1872, O0c
phiIadelpha... ......... 1s4OO0 43y O00
Misccilaneous ........:.... $4,000 1,O44 UW
Iotais''.. ................S4,s790 900 s5,47lvW
The receipts for to-day were $o25, ooO
The receipts from internal revenue TODAY we're
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
ENGAGED.
MARRIED..

Moss--ZrprERr. --LorrIE Moss to NORRIS B. ZIPPERr.
both of this city. NO cards
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Totals. ..............s4 ,s7sOoO s5,47l,vOo
The receipts for to-day we're $o27 900.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day we're
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-26
A FEMALE JAIL BREAKER.


ARREST OF ANNIE BELLY, WELL KNOWN
THIEF-rHE WAY SHE OPERATES
Annie Reilly, o genteel looking young woman, with
some hall dozen aliases yesterday arrested by
Detective Kerns OF tue Central Once. who has three
times before in comparatively short space OF time
produced her before criminal tribunals Annie has q
curious criminal record. In 1857 she sent TO tho
House Of the Good Shepherd where she abidsd only
for time, awaiting herself OF some subterferge TO
escape the vigilance OF her guardians and maze Oh
She was next sent Sing Sing, and succeeded In
stealing away from that penal establishment Arrested
once MORE she put in the Penitentiary to serve
short term, and this time remained till It's expiration.
couple OF years she caught AZ her old
and again was sent 10 Sing Sing She was employed
In the hospital Tor while, and one evening let her
self down by rope from her prison window She was
considerable distance IRON the ground when she dis
covered that the rope was too Short and letting
IL 90 she sustained fall. Conscious OF ner
peril however, and artu ever, she lay still till the
search tor her hau been given over and then made
her way some friend OF hers in the village, who
helped her TO escape.
Annie Reillys method OF operating Is 10 seek ON
poyment IN wealthy family, whose con hdcncc
she FIRST studies gam, and them when opportunity
Offers both Annie ana the sivcrware disappear simul
taneously. Among the people she has victirnized OF
late, and who will appear against her, are Mrs Scbwab
OF No 800 West Tnirtysecond street; Mrs. Campbell,
OF No 229 East Fortyeight street; Mrs. v Kostka,
Of No $40 West Forty-sixth street, and Mrs. Thomas
Fuller OF BayOnne, N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-26
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

nshing gas TO Riverdaie in the Twenty fourth ward
until twelve O'Clock Monday next, when all bids
Will DO opened. Security 10 the amount Of s., 800
must be furnished
The franchise of the ferry from Whitehall street to
Bay Ridge will be sold public auction by Comptroller
Kelly next Saturday.
Chamberlain Tappan makes the following statement
II funds In bis hands during the past week -Balance
June To- 81 2l9 258 50; receipts $l2l3 1852 IL: pay
nents, $S04 $40 4S; balance juno g. $2,62S l0l IL.
The dog catchers, Is understood, will be appointed
To-day morrow by Mayor Ely. sfE
Tax Comm lssioner Androws was yesterday appointed
of the commission designated under an act OF the
last Legislature certain claims Tor furnish
ing supplies to armorics this city between January
1871, and May !, 1877.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-26
IN THE WOODPILE.

Mrs. Augusta Palm keeps restaurant at No. 21o
Bowery. On Sunday night she wrapped up all the
loose money had, amounting TO $780, In a napkin
and placed It under her pillow. The next morning
she missed the money, and missed one OF her
waters, named Albert Sever. Seyer's room was
searched, and in his vase found the napkiR in
which Ars Palm had wrapped up the money. Seyer
himself was found subsequently, by OHcer Flanagan,
Of the Ninth precinct. secreted behind woodpie in
the OF No. 6S4 Hudson street. One hundred and
twenty OF the dollars also found In the wood
pile The prisoner was arraigned before Judge Wan
dell, at the Jefferson Market Court, yesterday, and
held IN 81, 900 bail 10 answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-26
A BRUTAL HUSBAND.

Five days ago MIS- Ann o'Connor, wife of Thomas
OConnor, Of No GA Water street, presented her hus-
band with boy. In return for the gift Thomas came
home in bcastly state Of intoxication on Sunday
night and beat and kicked his wife in shocking man
ner. Thomas arrested by OfHcer Beam, Of the
Seventh precinct Mrs. O'Connor was hardly bic To
stand up when she made her complaint before Judge
Murray yesterday afternoon, and u was with difficulty
that the circumstances connected with the assault
could be drawn from her. The prisoner was com
mted In default Of 81 900 bail answer at General
Sessions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-26
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following sales made by auction on the
Exchange yesterday

The following sales made by auction the
Exchange yesterday
Supreme Court foreclosure sale-John Iindcy. ref
etess-of the building. with lot 2oxeo, No 81
East River savings Bank plantlif....... 5000
Foreclosure sale BY order Of the Court Of Common
Pleas os 3n fsfs,eeNof the , ta, ,% noass
East 18th ST.. s.. 1856 fl OF Sd av.; to plain
Wv ny JANIS OAKLEY AND CO. '0'''
Court TX os ssss .n a rnd a
Mspsrac 100 OF ana "a o sS 10 Two oh to n wsm
,aprsm. Court olseo.ul. srlsEssos Grant Sinclair
rersrce-oftwoiots eacn 25xioos. on West S5th
Trustee. plaintiff. for ~. Nv. $500
suprsmo Court erecosu "ssa WIT p Dixon
reisTee-oi one lot, 24!sioos on West Goth st.,
Company, plaintiff. or....................... $500
Total sales Tor the day s55s25
us. n a. go n. .. Of ID ay. aoxr Lucre.ia G.
smi'a 70 JAMS ,asa smith N nis (. Jam $500
Hyatt 70 thomas II Rodman 5000
s and Wiz W.s e o. e aaadxs H. hya. Nom
Jane: csS ss5d h, a .s ll Mo. =; n 97s r.
Lin a S'y ea,i waid,; kay.cr oiseaioj to m
Water as1s' Mo- a7s william H. Bcoie and wife to
gaen az cath ward hannah g. iwoney and
oS avn n 70 . 0s corner s' 18th st., sssloo; Geo f.
pas':n to Anne 4 phsan :; 81 s.iooa. 5000
A. H. Fisher to Hugh H. Moore. ......... =. Nom.
Attorney at, ". n. 80 II. $. of Grand ST.. 2ox40;
Fritz Queren and wife Henry Jeno.......... Nom.
r. W hampton to j. j. Hicks ......,.'.,.... 5000
10th s., 1905 u. n. OF 4lst ST.. 25x1o0; D. Sey
monr reiereel 10 " y Trust Co..... 1000
III av., q. s.. $50 q, q. Of Henry ST., 25xioo esd
Ward f. smith (retereel TO W. II. Payne. 100
$ IT, DIN rsieres, Jane T. sutton .......... l2o25
NJ Henry referee) to + L. Lawrence'.......,. n.i0o
MN Brock s a. No. S 2sd ward clifford ais
LIST av. .. S. 100 II. s. OF Walnut st. 50xiOO cath
wardJ same to g. Hoffman. ............. I,2to
MORrCAcxs
Wilson, Thoma AS. to Kate Kayscr texecutrix,, Kim
IT, (1Ilh ward. year Recommendations. "a
Sloane, George aud wife, to Richard sidenbcrg q s.
OF hudson st between Broomc and Dominick sts.:
sgieva Joseph and wife. TO United States rire In.
surance Company. =. s. Of til ST., o. Of av. Is;
nsS",il virginia. 10 Catherine T. rurnbn,. n i""
of3ls st.w ofMadiavn ny; 10 years 10000
Linculn Cathnrinc H.. 20 Victoria q. Oddie, south
and Water SITS year. 1850
Leaycrait, Jane, to Erastus 4. Marcy No. los West
Dawson ohm. to Peter Donald. q OF 47th st., O. OF
months
preen James Il. 4 wife, TO Joanna N. Davis s. OF
18th 81 OF ftn Nv. months: :.......... 1000
Zachar.ns, Zacharius to John Carey, Jr. n. Of
5oth OF 9Th av. YEARS.. 1900
Nichols Theodore j., 10 Thomas Y. Chapman. No.
22 East SD st.; years. 1000
pahy W. OF Attorney ST. v OF Grand st. wear. 1900
Carley Benjamin J. NJ. and wife, to same, Macomb
Nv S2sd ward year.......... ............ 300
Rich. reophic and vile. to w. ". Buxton, s. OF
Hester st 3 years ............. ............. 5000
strauss enry 4 wife. 10 Jcnnis Herman, g. o. Of
Is. between Houston and I'd SIS $500
Smith James, to Lucretia q. Smith, n q OF 5In ST..
81 ID 2,ooo
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-09-19
soLoN Ys. cR@sUs.


When the great Scion was at Sardis, the
capital of Lydia, he had an interview with
Crmsus, The Lydian king who, to astonlsh
the republican simplicity Of tho Gfocian phi
losopher, received him in all the splendor and
ponp OF Oriental rnagniflcence At this in
tcrvicw Cresus exhibited to Scion his great
wealth in golden treasures but Solnn, moth
ing daunted by this display took from his gar
ments piece Of iron orc. which he had found
in Egypt and handing it TO the monarch, said,
"this has intrinsic worth greater than all, aud
in time 1t will command moro gold than the
treasure house of Croesus could hold. Tho
vain king threw down the rusty gift, and re-
tired in disgust but the sage, ever true to
his simplicity and integrity, returned to Ath-
ems to develop the mcrits Of that rude stone.
lie made it into defensive arhor by aid of
which the Spartan soldier afterwaFd rescued
his country from ruin and dishonor. - ia
In our day how great tho contrast between
tho intrinsic worth Of The " iron stone " and
all the other metals. Had Scion lived till
now he would have seen this = iron stone ?
performing moro wonders than bis philosophy
ever drcamt Of. He would havc seen old
Father Time, with his hour glass broken,
leaning, palsicd wreck, on his rusty scythe,
when he FIRST saw the workings of a Patent
American Ticker, !" He would have seen the
god Neptune grounded on the flats Of 81 Wall
about Bay y with. his naiads in alarm, as the
paddles and tho screws Of tic. floating iron
palaces outstripped their speed toward every
cline. He would have seen Vulcan throw UP
his slodge iaFiisgust as the twentyaton ham,
mer of Krupp forged out the eighty ton peace
maker at Essen. He would have seen the en-
barrassmcnt Of Mercury with his feet entang-
led in the electric wire and his occupation
gone, as the Fast Mail, with It's iron horse
went steaming over the land. That simple
iron stone 2 has become the master mineral
and power in the land which all the wealth Of
the modern Crmsus cannot control. 1t has as
sumed the shape Of q blessing to all mankind,
moro valuable, perhaps, in our domestic and
defensive economy than was prophesied by
the great Scion. Tile NJ Y. Hardware Price
Current.
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POETRY.
THE swEErEsr NAME.


The name Of mother sweetest name
That e9er fell on mortal cart
Thein Of motherl mightiest loys
Which Heaven permits to flourish here.
Disseet mothers heart ands sec Y is
The properties it doth contain
What pearls OF love, what gems Of hope
A mothers heart beats not in vain.
The words OF mother when they flow
In loves true rhetoric from his lips,
The meteor stars of sin and shame
Are lost amidst q bright eclipse;
And when we walk the glittering path
Wherein temptations oft We sec,
o, then We realize how strong
The power Of mothers love can be.
A mothers love 1t never wanes;
What II her boy an Migrate seems
The beauty OF that wondrous love
Around the thankless offspring beams;
Though in the path of shame he walks,
Though crime hath driven him TO the bowl,
A mothers care can vet avail = 90
A mothers payer may win his soul. ~
What heart like mothers can forgive NEF
The peccadilloes of our youth
What hand like hers can lead us back ia
From sin to innocence and truth? GlIQ4
@, name of mother sweetest name
That ever fell on mortal ear
o, love of mothe r! mightiest love
That Heafen allows to flourish here.
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vElC4ErI1TME.


The range Of disorders which yield to the influence OF
this medicine and the number of defined diseases which
1t never fails to cure greater than any other single
medicine has hitherto been recommended for by
any other than the proprietors Of quack notrum
These diseases Scroua and all ernptve diseases and
Tumors Rheumatism, Gout. Neuralgia and Spinal Com
plants and all infammatory syInptoms Ulcers, all Sy
phic Diseases Kidney and bladder diseases, Dropsy
the whole train of painful disorders which generally
afiict American women and which carry annually
thousands of them to prenatRreT Dyspepsia,
that universal curse Of Amerca HeaEthurn
Piles Constipation, NERVOUSNESS Inability to Sleep and
impure blood
This is a formidable list Of human ailments for any
single medicine 20 atae and Il is not prob
able that any article before the publchas the pow
er to cure quarter of them except Vegetine 1t lays
the axe the Of the tree of disease by FIRST climb
mating every impurty from the Blood promoting the
secretions opening the great escape valves
the ver TO its full and natur
al action cleansing the stomach and strengthening d-
gestion. This much accomplished, the speedy and the
permanent of only the diseases we have enun
Grated but likewise hewhoe train Of chronic and
stutional disorders rerain to follow. This Is pre-
csely what vegeine doesand sdoes itso quickly ana
so easily that it is accomplished fact almost before
the patient is aware of it himself.