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The New York herald., 1878-11-20
MURPHY'S PREACHING.

CONTINUED ENTHUsIAsM IN THE CAUSE OF
TEMPERANCE.
Brother Francis Nurphy's temperance reunion
yesterday noon well attended. and although the
spirit of devotion to temperance principles rudely
broken by blarsted Britisher," who declared that
aquart Of "hale' per diem to him indispensable.
the enthusiasm Of Murphys disciples was unabated.
The exercises were begun with singing. mother
spoke of the affection and misery which drink had
brought upon her and her little children and asked
that prayers might be offered up for them.
AN Ex-MAYoE LOUIS REroRMED
The Testimony" given by the reformed drunkards
and present temperance advocates raised the ardor Of
the meeting to high PITCH and contained high trib
utes to Brother Mrphy's efficiency a temperance
worker wclldrassed man. who asked that his
might be kept secret but who 1t was given ont
had onco occupied less exalted position than
that Of Mayor Of st. Louis Mo-, spoke OF the terrible
effects OF drink within his experience and of the
ings. which had made hin, sober man. Now the
clouds of darkness which had hung upon him had
disappeared and the smile of God was again upon
him. upon which loud cries Of "Amenl' "Hallelu-
jah!" &c, arose, and the reputcd ex-Muyor so
deeply moved that several tears mostened hs checks
BEAEDINu THE EdoN IN HIS DEN.
Thus fur the current Of temperance sentiment had
smoothly enough, and great was. therefore, the
general indignation when big, hearty. rcd-fac
mechanic-rose, and With brazen face actually had
the hardihood to defend his native ''halc." No
body had asked him TO speak, Dut no was not IN tne
least embarrassed, and with broad grin over his
face which seemed to indicate that he well
of the sensation which his remarks would produce
he said that he had been educated" to quart of
"hale' per day, and he didn't believe he could get
along without it,
At this there were groans Of indignation. Some OF
the women murmured, "Shame, shame!'' while the
men cried out, 'That1l do! Sit down. please!'
But John Bull was not to be squashed SO easily.
II am q believer in temperance" said he, deter
minedly. "but am not believer in total absti-
nence."
At this there even louder outburst of indigna-
ton and John Bull was getting mad when Brother
Murphy remarked with withering sarcasm, 'In all
my experience mover saw man who was eager to
speak and had very much to say" At this there was
much approving laughter. and John Bull was dis
missed with general prayers and wishes that the
Lord might bless him and enable him to do without
his regular quart Of "hale."
The evening services were attended by an enormous
audience, and numerous persons signed the pledge.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
A GREAT WALK.

from the Utica Morning Herald. Now 1s3
The great heavy weight walking match between
Police Commissioners Henry Lux and DR.. Emil Gott-
heb, for the poor OF Utica ended Saturday ut nins
minutes to eleven P. NJ, the prize testimonial being
awarded to Commissioner Lux. The gross receipts
Of the enterprise win amount to nearly $1,000. leaving
probably between 5000 and 500 be divided between
the institutions that interested themselves in the
success Of the enterprise The walk under the d
rection of many OF the bestctzcns of Utca-men who
lead in all good workwho devoted considerable time
during the past month to its and their efforts
seconded by over two thousand ladies and gem
tlemcu who visited the Opera House Friday and Sat
urday. The remarkable work performed by tho
leading spirits and the stars Of the contest Messrs.
Lux and Gotteo cannot DO fully apprccia'ea Lney
beyond the object named by the committee ana all
Of our citizens greatly indebted to them for thei,
public spirit 1t win be dcut for any one OF equal
weight to surpass their records
No contest OF any kind ever excited AZ much excite
mcnt among oil casses as this Ladies - ana gentlemen
day dropped in on Saturday morning aud afternoon
and wore on hand early with their children on Satur-
day evening. The lower part Of the house WIS
crowded at eight r. NJ. and at nine r. NJ. many
moro entered that 1t necessary to make room for
tberu the stage and TO send some ladies' into the
gallery Old men and women, well as younger
people kept tally Of the turns miles and time. As
usual each pedestrian had friends who stood by their
men firmly, many Of them taking more interest in
the result than tho pedestrians themselves. Com
missioner Lux has been almost lifelong resident OF
Utica and is known by nearly everybody living within
nifty miles Of Utica. He has always had pleasant
word joke for all whom he meets. and this ex-
psins the apparent weight Of sympathy in his favor
Dr dottlieb has lived here but a comparatively few
yeare In spite OF this fact he has many friends in
Utica and more in the country for hundred miles
around, where he has travelled In q professional
capacity Tho Doctor liz social in his disposition
wien among friends. but he Is more reserved ana
quiet than his Jolly competitor when among strang.
era. This remarkable contest will cause both the
Commissioner and Doctor 10 be more widely known
and appreciated than ever before.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
HANDBALL AND RACKETS.

Az McQuades court yesterday afternoon Phil Casey
defeated Thomas oNcl and George Hanley at hand
ball scors:--Csscy, IS; O'Neil and Haney. 81. ID.
Mccarthy and T. o'Nei played j. McQusdc and y.
Mak gane at handball and dcfesxed them by the
following MCCARTHY and Neil. %; McQuade and
Mack. ".
match at rackets between @. Nelson and M. Fa-
han against g. Stewart and ID. Barry resulted as fol-
lows Nelson and fahan %; Stewart and Barry, IS.
To-day jones Casey and James Dunno play game
Of handba against William Courtney and John Grady
at Casey . court. Douglass street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
BEINTON RANGE.

The members of the New Jersey State Rife Assocf-
ason sho their concluding match for the yes
terday afternoon on Brinton Range The event was
the third competitor for the Winchester prize. IL
shot at 200 yards under fair atmospheric conditions
The number Of rounds was ten, making possibility
OF hfty points. The prize goes TO that competitor
who may win y in three matches and therefore does
not yet become the property o Mr.. v, H. Iolton who
best were as follows .--F II. Hoitcn, i5: A.
W. Gibbs. As; J. Z. b. Collins A.; H. W Gourlcy, ij;
A. Mclnncs, ~; j. W. Dart. ~; H. Davis Al; IL.
Fisher, ~; M. W. Crowen, 40 i. Hyde, Az; J. ".
Mapganl, 40,
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
OIEARY IN PHILADELPHIA.

Daniel O'Lcary in this city yesterday on his
way to Philadelphia. whore he will give an exhibition
walk next week. oLeary has secured Horticultural
Hall for his performance and intends to show tho
people of Quaker City what he do in the way
of six days journey. The agent of OLeary advises
that the late walk of -Young sport in Bridgeport has
received due notice and though II is not OLeary's
place-being the long distance champion-to chal
ienge sport" propositions from the latter will be
met with prompt attention. OIeary is willing to bet
sport or his hackers $4,000 TO $4,000 to the
ber miles each will in six days tramp. IL
larger amount ia required. will wager $1,000 to
sports 5000 that he will best him.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
wHERDrMURpHY FAILS.

To THE EDITOR or THE HEEALD:-
DEAR SR-Tvo Temperance leaders arc at logger
heads. This ia all wrong-the matter lies in nut
shell and the kernel quietly be brought forth
Whatever may be Mo Murphys talents. and what
over may be or might have been his sympathies for
drunkards. he will fnd rather hard to get out Of
the following statement made by Mrs. Conklm -
s'Ffe Murphy was satisfied when he could get $500
for talking for few minutes to drunken man; but
who has ever seen him look after that drunken man
when he went out of the door ?" This is golden
truth. myself was induced to sign the pledge IN
der the excitement Of the singing but when ono
to comfort and support me fell back the next
morning and returned to my cup. DRUNKARD.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
HISTORY OF THE FINNS.

Miss Selma Borg delivered thesecond IN her course
st the hall Of tho Young wcnaens Chris-
tian Association yesterday afternoon. Tho suoJect
was THE History Of tho Finns. one to which Miss
Borg has devoted years OF research. She took up the
history OF this people from the earliest dates at which
they are known, and gave graphic account of their
great struggles with all conquering countries. Re-
gion was touched upon but orly in its political sig
nifcance. The next lecture IN this course will be ON
Truvel In Finland" and the lecturer promises that
it will be 10 entertaining that every vil want TO
visit her country when making the grand tour.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20

Schooner yacht Ambassadrcss. NYY.C., Mr.. Will
lam Astor at anchor of stapleton. s. l.. yester
day sfternoon.
steam yacht Hamilton. Mr.. Phillips. from Davids
Island. passed tho HERALD Telegraph Station at
whiestone. L. l.. yesterday morning, route to Now
The New York herald., 1878-11-20

SAME DAY--Sweepe takes, - entry, at 3 birds cach
u wards rise. Total entries. IL money divided, $lO
AZ So: ties decided with miss and 60 out.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
YACHTING NOTES.

sDividcd frrt aud second moneys.
tDividcd third money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-27
By r. A. kerby. Auctioneer.

NO Sc King street, Alexandria, Va
DY VIRTUE OF DEGREES OF THE
ID Circuit Court Of the city Of Alexandra,
Virgnia rendered at the November torn, 1878,
and the November term, 1877, in the chancery
suit of Fairfax against Thornton and others, the
undersigned, commissioners by said decree
thereto authorized, will proceed, on SATUR-
DAY, tho 18th day Of June. 1878, at II o'clock
NJ, to sell by public auction, In front OF the
Market Building, on Royal street, IN the said
city of Alexandria, Va q TRACT OF LAND,
in Fairfax county, Virginia, containing six
thousand seven hundred and Gfty.four (G.7o3)
acres, in the bill and proceedings mentioned,
being the residue Of tho original purchase, by
Thornton from Fairfax remaining unsold The
Washington and Ohio Railroad is located
through the tract. A plat of tho property Will
bo exhibited at the time and place. OF sale, anu
the same offered in lots or as q whole, as may
prove to the interest of all parties concerned
Terms Of Sale Ten thousand dollars cash
and the residue Of the purchase money to be
payable in equal instalments at ono. two ana
three years. respectively, with interest from the
day of sale, to be evidenced and secured by the
bonds of the purchaser. with good personal So
curity the commissioners to retain the title 10
said land until the purchaser shall have paid All
of the purchase money. Conveyancing at the
0''' s. FERGUSON BEACH,
FRANCIS T.. SMITH, Jr.,,
on n10-9swfs Comm rs. OF Sale.
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By Green s. Wiso,

[Kesl Estate Agents and Auctionoers !, :,
TKUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABhE
l. PROPERTY-By virtue Of deed OF trust.
dated March 18th. 1872, and duly recorded N
liber -, No. @ page ll6, one of the land records
in the Clerks oiice Of the Corporation Court OF
the city of Alexandria, Va, and at the request
of the party secured thereby, will sell py pup
lie auction, in front of the Mansion House hotel,
in said city, on WEDNESDAY,, the z9th day OF
Nav, 1873 at II O'Clock M, all that certslh
PARCEL OR LOT OF GROUND, improye1
BY VALUABLE DWELLING and QuI
BUILDINGS, in the city of Ale6andrla, va,
bounded and described to wit: Beginning on on
tho west side of Columbus street forty. three li'1
feet from the south side Of Oronoco street. ana
running thence south with Columbus street
sixty (60) feet thence west parallel to Orohoco
street to the east line of twenty (2O leet a:loy
extending out into Oronoco street; lnehee
north with said alley and parallel 10 Coumous -
street sixty feet; thence east in oree1 l'nG ~ ~
the beginning, with right of way over ea'o alley
in common with others entitled thereto. ,u,
Terms: One third cash; the residue IN w. w.
equal instalments at six and tweiVe inoi'tS, no.
bearing six per cent interest. and secured ,Ss py
deed of trust on the premises; or all casn, az 'ne
option CT the purchaser. All conVeSsnc'hs ~
the cost of the purchaser ,rnn r.,s,oo
my l3-eots w. II. CLAGETT' Trustee.
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MONDAY, MAY 81. 1878.
AUCTION SALES.
Bv Green & Wise

[Resl Estate Agents and Actionecrs.]
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF IN
ID Circuit Court Of the city of Alexandria,
Virginia, rendered at the September term, 1877
In the suit Of T. O. Ring against I he Alexandris
and fredericksburg Railway Company and
others, the undersigned, commissioners therein
named, will proceed on SATURDAY, the
FIRST OF JUNE, 1873, at twelve o clock m I,
10 sell by public auction, in front OF the Market
Building. on Royal street. in the sad ID, city OF
Alexandria, Va, TIE WHOLE OF THE AL.
EXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILWAY, extending from the southern end
Of the Long Bridge, in Alexandria county, va,
TO Quantico, in Stafford county, in said State
together with all and singular its franchises
rights, interests, privileges property and estate,
real, personal and mixed, wheresoever situate
and by whomsoever held. the rolling stock OF
said railway consists Of
-Four (4) Locomotive Engines.
Five (5) Passenger Cars.
Two (2) Combined Passenger and Baggage
Cars.
Two (2) Baggage Cars.
Twenty -ono (2D Gondola Cars freight
Terms Of Sale: Ten per centum OF the pur'
chase money to be paid in cash, and the residue
in three equal annual payments from the day OF
sale; the deiorred pay ments to be evidenced by
the bonds Of the purchaser, bearing interest,
with security satisfactory to said commissioners
of sale; the title to said property to be retained
until the purchase money is fully paid the pur.
chaser not TO be let into possession until the sale
shall have boon confirmed by said court.
NJ. II. WELLS,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Jr.,
NH 2l-2awts Comm'r5. of Sale.
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AUCTION SALES.
DUBLlC SALE OF A TRACT OF LAND
/ IN STAFFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

DUBLlC SALE Of A TRACT OF LAND
L IN STAFFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
of Stafford of the l4th of March, 1873, in the
Howelps sdministratrix and others, tho under
signed, special commissioners, will expose to sale
by public auction, at Stafford Court House, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of May. 1875 that
being County Court day, at y o'clock M, q
TRACT OF LAND estimatad to contain S3S
.cres lying on Aqua creek. in Stafford county,
being the tract formerly owned by Thomas
Towson. decd, and by his executor conveyed
to the late John Howell, and upon which the
widow of John Howell. deceased, now resides.
Said tract also liea on Austin's run, near Coal
landing, on Aqua creek, is about five miles
from Brooke's station, and four miles from Stat
tord H. The land is very good for grain and
grass, and the buildings are all in good condi.
ton; the dwelliog house an excellent one.
Terms Of Sale: Cash sufficient to pay tho eX :
psnses of sale and the debt secured in the deed
ing to So CO., 70, with interest st 10 per cent on
S3.l307s, part thereof, from lst March. 1871.
until paid, and with interest at six per cent on
S34l, part thereof, from lst March, 1877. till
paid, and as 10 any surplus upon croait of one
and two years, with SIX per cent interest. and q
deed OF trust to secure the deferred payment.
Mira Howell will show the farm TO any ono
ST. GRO. r. FITZHUGH, ! Special
WILLIAM A. LITTLE, Comm'rs
Stafford county, ap 12-td
@s- POSTPONEM ENT-The above is posi-.
poned until WEDNESDAY, the l9:h dsy Of
June 1878 at tho same place on account of the
inclemency Of The weather on the day above adj
ysrtised.
vi VIM: ezo' +. hfrTHE; +: HT5H4EzHUe"' comn''rs.
Stafford county. nv 16-id
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By Green & Wise,

[Real Estate Agents and Auctionssrs.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
II REAL ESTATE-Will be offered for sale.
by public auGtion, on SATURDAY, tho sth
esst front of the Pcstotlce. in this city, tho fol-
lowing described property. to wit:
No. IA TWO ACRE LOT, bounded by
Fsyette. Payne Oronoco and Pendleton streets,
the buildings and improvements thereon, in
cluding TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
ING, now occupied by Mr.. w. En-. Webb
No. 2-DWELLING HOUSE and LOT at
tho southeast corner of Cameron and Henry sis !,
being nineteen feet ten inches on Cameron st. +,
and eighty. three feet three and one half inches
on Henry street, to ten feet alley.
No3-THE THREE STORY BRICK
BUILDING on the south side Of Prince street,
about twenty eight feet west Of Union street,
twenty.three feet front, and in deep forty feet,
four inches.
No. 1.-THE THREE STORY BRICK
SLATED WAREHOUSE, No. 45 south Union
street, now occupied by Mess1s. Beckbam & 90
twenty-five feet two inches front, and ninety. one
feet four iuces in depth.
No. 5-THE THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING G and STORE, with slate roof at the
northwest corner of Prince and Royal street.
about seventeen feet by eighty, eight tee: TO six
test alley. The store now occupied by Mr.
No.6~THE TWO STORY BRICK AND
SLATED DWELLING AND LOT next, west
of No. 5, about eight feet by sixty, ard now
occupied by Mrs. Kudd.
No. The FRAME DWELLING and LOT
next west of No 6, fronting on PrfHee st. about
twenty four feet. and in depth about eighty.
eight feet to six fest allsy, now occupied by
Mr.. Swain.
Terms of Sale: One fifth Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash; the remainder in
equal payments at six, nine and twelve months,
with interest; the deferred payments to SO.
cured by the bonds of the pure hsser, and lien
on the property.
All taxes subsequent to 1877 and the costs of
deed and deeis of trust to be paid by tho pur.
chasers. FRANCIS MILLER,
$. FERGUSON BEACH,
Executors of Samuel Miller, dec d.
nv Q-eot.Ia1 EdtJa7
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VEaErTNE nourlshing and Strengthening {;
purHes tho blood regulates tho bowels; p; quletS
the nervous syalom; acts directly upon the se-
cretiona; and araEses tho whole system 70
action.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ORKNEY SPRINGS.
FOUR HOURS FROM WASHINGTON, VIA
BALTIMORE & OHIO 4. r.

Through ard excursion tickets, good until
November /. Park Wagonettea, IN which to
convey passengers from station to Springs.
BOARD RATES.
The proprietor Of Orkney Springs, fully ap.
procisting business DEPRESSION offers the follow
ing reduced rates of board graduated according
to rooms occupied, and the number OF persons
in each room.
Board per day for ono week and less than two
81 so, So and So so. Board per week for two
weeks and less than four So. $40. $l2 and $l4.
Board per month for one month and less than
two $50, $50, $40 and $45 Ministers, physi.
clans and members of the press will be entitled
to twenty-five per cent discount on the above
rates. Chiidren under IL years and servants
hafprice
Families and parties numbering seven or moro
who desire 20 remain the entire season, can
make special contracts at a reduction on the
above rates.
Tho season will open on SATURDAY, the
18th of juno, and close on the 10Th OF October.
All communications addressed to 4. B. COLE-
MAN, Manager Metropolitan Hotel until June
|, after that date TO the proprietor at Orkney
Springs, Shenandoah county, Va, will receive
prompt attention.
ap SO-3m A. W. JONES, Lessee and Prop.
OOUNTRY BOARD AT FALLS CHURCH
Country board. with large and elegant rooms
| and a good table. There are 20 acres Of land,
q large part being covered with fruit and shade
trees. Win be opened May lst. Application
made TO A. B. NODINE. ap 24-tf
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

NEW BOOKSl NEW BOOKSi
The Newcomts. by W. NJ. Thackeray, vols;
go.
The American Episcopste. by H. q. Patter-
son, DID,; So.
Little .Guzzy, by the author of Helens Babies;
paper 81; cloth ST. 90.
Innocents from Abroad paper 81; cloth 90.
A Study of Millions Paradise Lost; 81 60.
Earthly Suffering and Heavenly Glory, by
81. A. Bosrdman, ID; So.
Life of San Minato, novel, by Mrs. y. '.
Hamilton 81 SO.
Wings, novel, by Julie K. Wetherill; ST 80.
Petrsrch, by Henry Reeve ST..
Studies in Verse, by Charles 1met; 81.
An Open Verdict. novel, by Miss III. T..
Braddon paper 33c.
Georgiss Woeer, novelette,, by Mrs. Seth
Adams; zoe.
Two Tales of Married Life, by @. N. Craik ;
80 cents.
Deceivers Ever by Mrs. Lovett Cameron !;
60 cents.
Justine's Lovers price 60c.
Esther Penn efather; price 75,.
The Godson of Marquis, by Andrew Theu-
riett soc.
Madame Gosselin, from the French; price 60c
A full list of Hsrper's Half Hour Series.
The largest assortment of Sea,ide, Lakeside
| and other Libraries in the city.
| Just received another lot Of Cheap Paper-M
sheets of paper and "a envelopes; price l0c; by
! mail 15c.
New Boobs. Reviews, Magazines and an end.
less variety of illustrated Papers received daily.
my2l G. 3. FRENCH.
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" IT G E T I N e
FOR SICK HEADACHE

HEADAcHE-There arc various causes for
headache, as dersngemont of the circulating
system, Of the digestive organs, of the, nervous
system, &C. Vegetine can be said to bes sure
remedy for the many kinda sof hesdacheas 1t acts
RESPONSIVENESS, Indigestion, Costlyeness, Rhe.
mstisrn, Noural gia, Biliousness, &c. Try the
Vegetne. You will never regret it.
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MEDICINAL.
" IT G. r. T [ II b
FOR DROP57.
,Central Falls, Z. l., Oct. ~. 1871

=
.Central Falls, +. L., Oct. l9. 1871
DR.. X. II. Stevens:
# is o pleasure to givo my testimony for your
valuable medicine was sick for long time
with Dyopsy, under tho doctors care. He ssld
it was Water between the Heart and Livsr.. L
received no benefit until I commenced taking
the Vegctino; in fact, ! was growing worse. l
have tried many remedies; they did not help me
Vegetino is the medicine for DropSy. l began
to feel better after taking few bottles. have
taken thirty bottos in ell. l am perfectly, well,
never fot better. Eo ono can feal moro thank
ful than do.
an, desr sir, gratefully yours.
A. D. WHEELER.
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Transient advertisements inserted at 81 0O per
square for first insertion, and twenty live cts.
for each subsequent insertion.
Special contracts will be made with yearly al
vertsers.
Marriage and Death Notices fifty cents. O5itu.
aries will be charged at advertisement ratios
Daily, one year, six dollars; six months, thres
dollars.
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VEaET1NE.-W the blood becomes lifele:s
and stagnant, eithor from change Of weather or
Of climate, want Of exercise. irregular diet
or from any other cause, tho Vegetine will re-
now the blood, carry of tho putrd humors.
cleanse tho stomach, regulate the bowels, and
impart tono Of vigor TO tho whole body.
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" II G E II I N E

FIJR y AITJIH 1 CUNT UhINID AM A1sf'
FOUS DEBILITY.
1sleahoro, Me-, Dec. %. 1877.
II. Il. .Heuens, esq.
Dear Sir-I had had cough, for eighteen
years, when L commenced taking 1.-THE vegetlne.
/ was very low my system was debilitated by
disease had the Kidney Complaint, and WAS
very nerrous cough bad, lung sore. When
had tsken ono bottle found that it was help.
ing mo; it has helped my cough, and strengthens
me. am now able.to do my work. Never
have found any thing like the Vegetine.
know il is oyory thing it is recommended to be.
Mrs. a. j. PENDLEToN
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Aletanotia 6azette
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI.WEERLY b
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
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