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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

BoUGHr IN-Geo. Daily bought
in the Florida mine, sold Yesterday
on execution by Sheriff Cooke, be
representing Mr.. Gearhart. 1t is
thought the company will soon set
tie all their liabilities and resume
work
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

REPAIRINo.-Cpnstable Lester has
been painting and otherwise beautl-
flying the Pioneer saloon. Lester il
just the hand for that; he is rs good
u workman as lives.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

THE delinquent sale of Dayton
stock was postponed on account Of
want OF room for the sale in the
office. There il very little stock ON
which the assessment is unpaid
[ S,ock Report
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

There are 2,:65 animals of all kinds
in the Geological gardens ut London.
The total number of visitors to the
gardens in 1876 was 9l5, 764, u nam
Der exceeding that OF any previous
year since tue opening by more than
100000.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23
&c. T'odmdn is the authorized COT
1ector for THE TIMES. Payments
u,av be made to him or at this office.
STOCK REPORT.


FRIDAY, June ~
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$50 Union. o"s'
10 Seq. beicner, lo'
$50 Lady Bryan. ooc.
1900 Julis. 8 y 3is ~.
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,ae nn,n.o 80 ,sLs
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100 Nnr.h Csr.on he
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

STEAM will he raised in the Succor
mill to-day to turn off the puIleys.
Regular crushing will he commenced
Tomorrow.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

PosTPoNED.-The sale of delin
quent stock OF the Dayton Mining
Company has been postponed unit
Tuesday, the Goth instant.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23
INFOI NATION WANTED.

n1ANIEL NORTON. AGED ABOUT %, 10
IL supposed to have died in this or Storey
County IN the fail Of 1875. Any party know
ing Of his death, OF whether he is still Living,
wiii confer favor on his brother BY coul,
nunicattnY.
JERRY MOTION,
Jamison City, Plumas W. ~.
Or sending saWs 70 this odlss.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

PATRICK FLYNN was struck in the
breast by II falling cap piece While
timbering in the Savage mine Thurs
day afternoon and severely injured
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

tEGet your clothes made, TO orde
at j. w. Downing's, aud secure per
feet fit and good workmanship.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

BOB INCERsoLL will have q two
hours interview with the Ghosts
tonight ut Carson.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

Col. BOB INaERsoLL explored the
lower levels Of the Ophir mine on
Thursday night.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

New WAaoN.-Paul Gross now
has one of the finest delivery wagons
in town.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

ASSESSMENTS. Overman Mining
COMPANY has levied an assessment
of So, and Crown Point one Of ST..
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

FRESH Garden, Flower and Field
Seeds at Stewards drug store, Main
street, Silver City.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

H-For paints, oils and wall
paper. 60 to Stewart the Druggist.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

CHOLERA INFANTUM.-An infant
son of J. F. Egan died suddenly
Thursday of cholera infantum. At
Q o'clock the night before he Was in
perfect health. The remains were
taken to San Francisco for interment.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

Ice cold soda water, fresh from
the fountain, ut Stewsrt's drug store.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

ALEX. STEWART takes marbles o
coin tor Arctic soda.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

A NoTIcE 10 Grand Jurors sum
mons ,tpem to meet Thursday, June
28th.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23
WILLIAM B. HlCKok,
E1RE INSURANCE AGENT.
Room 5. Odd Fellows Building.
VIRGINIA CITY. NEVADA.
NOTICE TO MINERS.

" liners EMPLOYED IN THE MINES
WI OF Storey and Lyon Counties. not mem-
bers, are r. quested to come forward and Join
the Miners Unions prior to July 10. 1877. By
30 dbl they will confer favor on the
Unions aud themselves.
THOMAS BURKE,
President Gold Hill Union.
JUHN TATE,
President Virginia Union.
D. SEWELL,
President Silver City Union.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-23

Or. ]. s. NEWlAN0,
DENTIST.
ONCE No IVA Sou tn O Street,
lover Strouse's Meat Market)
VIRGINIA CITY. NEVADA.
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was In the city yesterday aud went down
the Valley railroad with It's president, MIR.
P. P. Pendleton. Vice-President William
Keyser, OF the Baltimore and Ohio road, ac-
companied them. The party will so the
whole length OF the Valley.
Two Of our popular ministers preached
farewell sermons Sunday night-Rev. Nc
Duff Simpson, OF the Second Presbyterian
church, and Rev. NJ. r. Mlnnich, OF the
Lutheran church. Both 60 to philadelphia
to reside. At the service at the Lutheran
church Rev. w. D. Schaeiier, Of Richmond,
made brief address on behalf Of the con-
gregation to the retiring pastor.
The Staunton female schools are nearly
twenty per cent. fuller than they were this
time last year-a good indication Of better
times. At one OF them--the Wesleyan Fe-
male Institutes a young lady sent over
here from county Cork, Ireland, to be edu-
Gated.
Dir. j. A. Cochran, brother Of the late
Senator Cochran, was on Tuesday night
elected member Of the City Council to fill
n vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF
r. Frank Larew, OF the First Ward.
The rain has been falling heavily and con-
tinuously since yesterday, and the streams
are very full. At Waynesboro' South river
is nearly as high as it was in the flood OF
1870, and the lower part OF the town was
under water last night.
A party OF ladies and gentlemen amateurs
gave dramatic entertainment at the Luna
tic Asylum Tuesday night. one OF the ladies,
Miss Nellie L., Of Chesterfield county, who
is visiting Staunton. exhibiting extraordi-
nary histrionic talent. PENN.
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STANTON.

ACCIDENT TUE MOFFETT REGIsTER-PoLIo
1. ELECTROMAGNETIC COUNCIL
MAN ELECTED-DEPARTISG PASTORs-AMA-
TEuR DRAMA, &c.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER 5, 1877.
Yesterday morning at the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot there was quite an exciting
scene, occasioned by the running OFT OF the
horses attached to hotel omnibus. The
vehicle was dashed violently again st the
platform OF the ticket-ofiice and nearly up
set. The driver held on, however, and the
only passenger inside, Hon. James Neeson,
Oh Richmond, stuck to the coach. and the
runaways were stopped before further dam
age was done.
The experience so far of the Moffett re-
gisters, which have been in operation
twenty -one in numbeD for four days here,
shows that Stanton will pay into the State
Treasury in year Qeaying out Sundaysl
considerably over $500 of tax. The
amount paid in llccnsc-tax by the eleven
firms using the registers Is only Sl,74O.
Politics are progressing quietly. The
adiustcrs have presented solid ticket, with
Mr. George Seawright for the Senate, and
Messrs. j. Davis Craig, FL. J. Williams, and
}. n. Fanlear for the House. The debt
payers have too many men out for too
few places, and il they don't fix on ticket
like their opponents will only waste their
ammunition.
Colonel Carter, Railroad Commissioner,
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DANVILLE.

ICorrcspondcncc of the Richmond Dispatchl
OCTOBER 3, 1877.
There was heavy fall Of rain WedneS-
dav night and yesterday morning, and the
river is now raging. 1t is feared that much
damage will be Gone by the frcshet on the
lands below US. The fall Of rain up the
Midland road was also very heavy. There
was no train yesterday from Lynchburg on
account OF several landslidcs on the track
near Lvnchburg, and the train that left
here for Lrnchhurg did not go out more
than eleven miles, several culvertS having
been washed out, and the track thereby
rendered unsafe. The officers in charge OF
this train-Captain J. NJ. Grigg and En-
gincer Louis Evans-and the train-hands
and runners received vote OF thanks from
the passengers "ior their active watchful-
ness and efficiency"
In reply to request from the Council
that Judge III. W. Flournoy would consider
whether the expenses Of the Corporation
Court could be reduced or not, Judge
Flournov, in an interview with the COun-
ell. stated that lie would not be ableto make
any considerable reduction.
The Committee of the Council on Ga. and
Water report that they have examined the
Gas and water-work>, and find it necessary,
upon an estimate OF the City Engineer, to
cXpcnd for repairs and improvements, about
$4,000.
Colonel Flournoy is attending court i'll
Halifax county, and has not been heard
from as TO his acceptance Of the nomination
for the Senate.
The editor Of the New York Tobacco Leaf
wa, here Il day or two ago, and spoke well
q our little city and its business prospects.
| am informed that arrangements are
hnin" made for the erection of u Catholic
church here.
Clear and warm this morning. ALPHA.
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The Episcopal Convention.

BOsTON, October Sin the Episcopal
General Convention to-day Rev. DR.. Deko-
ven, OF Wisconsin, offered the following
resolution in behalf OF the Diocese Of Wis
consin:
Resolved (the House Of Bishops concur
RIM, That constitutional commission be
appointed, consisting of seven bishops.
seven presbyteres, and seven laymen, to
consider the question OF Il change in the
legal title OF the Church, and also to con-
slider what other, il any, should be made in
the constitution OF the Church at the be-
ginning OF the entering OF the second century
OF its growth, upon which it is about to
enter, and that they be asked to print and
circulate their report at least one month be-
fore the meeting OF the next Convention.
The resolution, after failure to lay it on
the table, was referred to a committee.
A resolution asking provision to secure
individual work, the formation OF adult
Bible classes, the formation Of sisterhoods
and brotherhoods, and the establishment Of
more varied services. was made the order OF
the day for Tuesday morning.
The Committee on Constitutional Amend
ments reported in favor OF limitation OF
Jurisdiction Of the Bishops of Texas, Cali
fornia, Western and Northern Texas, and
recommended the House to ratify the
amendment providing for the relief Of bsh-
oprics which are too large.
X AFTERNOON SESSION.
'she afternoon session was consumed in
discussing the proposed amendment to the
constitution authorizing the setting of and
division Of alrcady-formed dioceses.
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GRAHAM, n. c., October 4. 49,


Editors Dispatch: The next State Fair
OF Virginia will be more largely attended
by North Carolinians than any since the
war. Quite large delegation Of Virginians
are to be in Raleigh at the State Fair Of
North Carolina. This is splendid idea.
Let the men OF enterprise from both States
meet each other as often as possible. We
regret the unfortunate controversy which
has sprung up between some OF the Raleigh
and Norfolk papers in regard to the Gettys-
burg battle.
The crops in this part Of the State are far
above an average. This year will be known
in history as the year OF abundance. But
while we look with joyful hearts upon the
fields OF golden grain and bending trees Of
fruits, we are called upon to mourn the loss
of many Of the children in this and adjoin-
ing counties. That dreadful scourge diph-
liberia has caused many mothers to refuse
to be comforted because their children were
not.
This county (Alamance) is taking the lead
OF all the counties in North Carolina in cot
Five or six are in regular
operation, and three in course Of erection.
Truly, Roy.
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! FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY CJefoher 4 1871

An,erfs4s goid-102x bid.
State Sscurittss.-virginia consglst 60 bid. eok
ssfsS Co. e Srsna ns Interest Ri 1ss
asked; virgnia tsx-receivabe coupons 81 bid, s4H
city 'seeurttte.>-RIchmond city s's,, 11e bid,
117H asked; Richmond city s's, 10l BID 1011
asked; Pete s, 81 6,s 81 asked typsh9g,E
sit1 water ss. iio eisi NssfoIE eiy s,s. 80 eid !;
fredsricksbIrs eity 7Ts, 100 bid; Manchester ss'
Raiiroad Bonds.-Virztnis Central Railroad
8rst mortgage 6's, j. and j. 90 bid; Virginia Cen
Jraf Railroad third morteaEe SIS. J; and j. 70 bid:
as, ). and j., ga bid; Sou,hstde Railroad second
mortgage preferred 6's. j. and ~ TN asked; South.
9de Railroad third mortgage neseTred S,s: j; and
cond mortgage s.. and J., go BIN as asked; Rich
and d., roo bid; Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
Eoad second mortgage - A; and o. 100 asked;
TO Fre
ercksbnrr and Potomac Railroad mortgage 6's, J.
and D., Ss4 bid Richmond and Daa,iIle Rail-
Raixroaa $tSexs@kichmona Freder,sss burg arg, and
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railruaa SIX per
cent. grariuteed. 100 par, go bid; Richmond, Fred
guaranteed, 100 par, oIx BID: Seaboard and Roam.
Oke Railroad corsmon, loo par, S4k hid; Sentoard
and Roanoke Ruiarnad guaranteed, 100 par. t02H
asked.
Hank Stocks.-Esrst National, 100 par 1Is bid;
National Rank Of Virginia. 100 par, so bid, 90
asked; Planters National, 100 par, ITO bid. ia
asked Merchants National. 100 par, IS asked:
Bank of Richmond: so par, 40 bid; Merchants and
Planters Savings, 25 DaH, 1Sa bid: Citizens Savings,
rs par, % asked.
Insurance C0mpantes.-Yirginia Fire and Ma
rinp. 25 par, SO bid. I'll asked: Virginia Stale, 70
par, 80 asked; Virginia Home. 100 par, 100 bid,
] O5 asked: Merchants and Mechanics; 90 par, 80
bid. 95 asked; City, 100 par, 80 asked; Old Do
rninlon, 100 par, so asked Granite Insurance Com
pany. 100 par, rs bid. 50 asked: Commercial ERE
Insurance Company, 25 par. 6 bid: Richmond Fire
Association, 25 par. 10 asked.
hiscelfan eous.--Old Dominion IRON and Nall
Works Company, 100 par, 81 asked.
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Washington.
A REQuIsIT1oN FROM GOVERNOR HAMPTON FER
SENATOR PATTERSON.


pEorIs1T1oS FROM GOVERNOR HAMPTON f6a
SENATOR PATTERSON.
WASHINGTON, October 5.-Judge Cartier
Supreme Judge Of the District OF COLUMBIA,
to-day received o requisition from Governor
Hampton, Of South Carolina, for United
States Senator j. j. Patterson. Judge Cart
ter has examined the indictments, certln-
Gates, &C., and will issue warrant for Pat
terson's arrest. A technicality appears IN
the requisition which will probably neces-
state returning it before any definite action
is taken.
PATTERSON AND HAYEs's ADMINISTRATION.
The following is found in this mornings
New York Herald:
"To the Editor of the Herald: VIII you
be kind enough to correct the statement IN
the Washington letter in the Herald OF the
1st instant relating to me. I can't imagine
who started such report. / do not pro-
prose to dodge anything. I have for months
said I would support Mr.. Hayes's Admin
istration by my votes in the Senate, and
still intend to do so. Between the Presi-
dent and myself there is, as far as l know,
the kindest feelings.
"When General Butler was elected senator
last winter I said would vote for his ad.
mission, and l intend to do so boldly and
cheerfully. I propose to ask the Senate to
investigate the charges contained in the in
dictment against him, but shall attend the
sessions OF the Senate as punctually as
always have done.
[Signedl j. j. PATTERSON"
PERSONAL.
Evarts and Thompson were away from
the Cabinet meeting. Randall and Morrl-
son are here.
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The Turf.

JERUhE-PARh NACES'
JEROME PARK, October 5.-1n the mile
race Kilbourn won, Hattie F. second, Benz
roe third Time, 1:504.
In the MISUNDERSTANDING race Tom
Ochiltree won six lengths ahead OF Parole,
who was the favorte; Inspiration third.
In the mile heats Virginius won the
tirst-timc, 1:513-and became the favorite !;
Vireinius won the second, and the race,
Viceroy second, Madge third. Time, 1:50s.
In the three-quartermie race Nursery
Piquc won. Time, 1:2l3.
THE RACES AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October 5.-The Louisville
Hotel purse, mile heats, was won by
Wahouaisa, who took the first and third
heats; Typhoon second; Lakins the Sc
cond heat. Time, 1:444, 1:44}, 1:41.
The Genteman's Cup, dash OF mile and
an eighth, was won by Henry Crittenden,
who rode Harkaway Bill. Time, 2:o23. Yer
digris was the fayorite, and ran away With
his rider.
The selling race, mile and a quarter, was
won by Charles Garham. Time, 2:ll4.
The Sanford stake was won by Blue Eyes
Day Star second, and Hemiar third. Time,
2:45t.
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ss-CENT STORE.
lust RECEIVED AT THE
ee-CENT STORE,

SS~CENT STOKE,
No. sos BROAD STREET.
A full line Of CROCKERY-whfch we are selling
very clnap-warrantedb best iron-stone;
A beautiful line of VASES at 99c. a pair;
We have larger and finer assortment Of VASES
than ever before;
4 lot Of new xRd very fine HIAJOLICA PITCHERS;
New TOILET SETS-99e. aset;
IS sets TIN TNLET-WAHE, in verniIlon, green
oak, walnut ssld Frencl-Rray. These sets are
full size and OF very best quality and finish.
A splendid line TIN CUSPADORES ut 99c. pair :
A splendid line LAVA CUSPADORES at 99c. g.
pair;
Large WAX DOLLS some very fine DRESSED
DOLLS; newetgie DOLL-PERANBULA-
A lot OF PIPES asd ClGAR-HOLDET,s in fine
eases: some beautifully GENUINE
MEERSCHAUM SHAREHOLDERS I'm fine
Ansther lot of those FINE. SOLID BLACK WAL
NUT PICTUREFRANES at 99c. apiece and
99c. pair. We have several entirely ne" pat
terus I'm these. -
New CTROMOS. new ALBUMS;
40 dozen MEMS SHIRTS warranted linen bosom
Our LARGE, EOUR-WHEELE ED WAGONS cannot
be eCuiaed In town for 81 so:
Some more Of those beautiful BRONZE FIGURED
LAMPS.
we are receiving new goods every day. Don't fail
10 call ut the 99-GEST STORE aud look at them.
g9-CENT STORE. 500 Broad street,
se27 between Fifth and Sixth.
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INTERESTING 7ELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE LATE
GREAT STORM.

ON LAND AND sEA-A TRAIN ON
WASHED INTO THE RIVER BY THE FORCE
OF THE CURRENT-THREE PASSENGERS
DROWNED IN TIE WRECK OF A NEW
JERSEY TRAIN-ACCIDENT ON THE PENN
sYLvANIA ROAD; TWELVE PERSONS
KILLED AND MORE THAN FIFTY IN
JURED-THE STEAMER MASSACHUSETTS
STRANDED; A PER1LOUS VOYAGE: THE
VESSEL WILL GO TO PIECEs-A REQUEST
TON FROM GOVERNOR HAMPTON FOR
SENATOR PATTERsON-THE EPISCOPAL
CONVENTION AT BosTON-TWENTY-
SEVEN CASES OF YELLow-FEvER AT
PORT ROYAL-METHODIsT CONFERENCE
AT CHARLESTON, W. VA, &C., &C.
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SINGULAR Observation-Disclosures $3.50 O'Clock

SINGULAR Neutrality-suspicious. $3.50 O'Clock
yesterday evening an interesting marriage
was solemnizcd at the Office Of the clerk OF
the Norfolk city courts. The contracting
parties were MIR. William Finck, who an
hour or two before had been convicted Of
seduction and his punishment fixed by the
Jury at three years in the penitentiary, and
Miss Ruth L. Wilkinson, his victim.
Mr.. Finck, who is possessed OF some pro-
perry. conveyed to his wife by deed, imme-
diately prior to his marriage, an equal share
in the same, and in the event OF the death
OF either the whole falls to the survivor.
Rev. Schuyler l.. Thrift performed the i'm
prcssivc ceremony, which took place in the
presence of q large number OF witnesses.
The prisoner, having made reparation, was
released from custody and left the office in
company with his bride.-NorJolh Land
7nQrE 5M.
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West Virginia.

Annual CONFERENCE OF THE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH AT CHARLESTON.
Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.I
CHARLESTON, W. VA, October 5.-The
annual Conference OF the West Virginia
Methodist Episcopal Church assembled in
the Methodist Episcopal church Of this city
yesterday-Bishop Levi Scott presiding.
About 100 members were present, besides
visitors.
Rev. j. L. Clark was elected secretary,
with G. c. Wilding, l.. B. D. Prickitt, and
C. f. Manchester, assistants, and r. N.
Wallace treasurer. The general routine Of
business has occupied the sessions Of the
Conference. Resolutions were adopted
looking toward requiring higher educa-
tional qualifications from those applying to
be admitted.
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North Carolina.

GOVERNOR HAMPTON WILL DELIVER AN ADJ
DRESS AT THE RALEIGH FAIR ON THE 18TH.
RALEIGH, n. c., October 5.-The follow
ing letter was received to-day:
"Captain G. B. benson, Superintendent Of
North Carolina Agricultural Society,":
"Dear Sir,-In accordance with request,
your committee waited upon Governor
Wade Hampton, at the Executive chamber
in Columbia, and rendered the invitation OF
the Society. 1t affords US pleasure to state
that, after conference with the committee,
Governor Hampton accepted the invitation,
and will address the North Carolina Agri-
culture Society on Thursday, October 18th,
at the State Fair at Raleigh.
Congratulating you and the Society
upon the success Of our mission, we are,
very respectfully, JAMES NJ. LEACH,
of. II. BUsBEE,
rs. b. ALEXANDER,
'sB. w. STARKE,
"Committce."
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EEGETINE.
SAFE AND SUR T..

DIR. H. 4. SterenS:
In 1872 Your FEGErISE was recommended 70
me- and, yielding TO the pcrsuaSlons OF friend
to try 1t. At the time was suffering
from general debility and nervous prostration, SUI
perinduccd by overwork and irregular habits. It's
wonderful strengthening and curative properties
seemed to affect my debilitacd system from the first
dose; and under its persistent use rapidly reco-
vered gaining MOI than usual health and good feel
ing. Since then have not hesi.ateo to give VEGE-
TINE my most unqualified endorsement as being
safe, sure, and powerful agent in promoting health
and restoring the wasted system to new lille ana en-
crgy SEGETINEi Is the only medicine use; and SO
long rs live never expect 10 find a better.
Yours truly, W. H. CLAIM
12O Monterey street. Allcshan", Penn.