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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, April 3, 1878.
Fun returns elect republican tie city ticket
Tho city boards will stand :Counciimcn 90 republ.
cans II democrats; Aldermen, II republicans, Is
democrats.
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BE PARTICULAR WHEN PURCHASING TO ASK
for GLxSSs SULPHUR SOAP which reliance
be placed No other sulphur the
critics Tor cruptons and injuries to the kin aud
csriher Of the complexion Be ON tue alert against
mtatons OF this sterling remedy, for they worthless
Sold By druggists, geocers and fancy goods dealers
u. EkITIENION. Pronriator. 4 9th ~
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A.--.WHITE'S PATENT LEVER TkUSsn Is
xcd surgeons the best Rupturecure Truss
out: thousands using IL say amen" Removed 10 81
Ware
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WESTERN ELECTIONS.

The falling OF in the republican vote is L $40 and In
Tho democratic 4.5S2.
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The BUSINESS REVIVAL.

Average temperature Tor corresponding Gate last
year. Observation-Disclosures. IL u
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/ ASPIRING STYLES GENrLEMEN'S HATS
ready style and texture unsurpassed; hue silk HAT S.
4 Rros
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CASES IN WHICH THE HEART Is WEAK AND
Irregular Ia act restored TO health aud REGULAR
ity ~ FEILows SYRUP OF HyPoPnosPuITEs As persons
whose action Is feeble most susceptible to the
influence cold II Is la the advent of the cold its
use 4 cspecinlly advised.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-04

! A.-MoODIE'S SULPHUR-rAR SOAP PREvENia
the acid, which inure the fact; dspss Of
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DYElNG AND CLEANING.-rHE NEW YORK
Dyeng and Printing Estsbshment Island Onicvs
es Duane ST 752 Broadxa y go 9th New York; lG1
pierrepont ST., Irookiyn. E.tabiished 90 years
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1t Is stated that the servlans will also occupy Bel.
gradschik and probably the line IRON there to
Pievna.
sERvIA WILL COOPERATE TO THE END.
The servlan Cabinet Council have resolved that
Servian troops shall occupy Begradschik aud BuL
garia AZ far as Plevna, IN accordance with Russian
commands, but only withdraws after dennitive
settlement OF the Eastern question. Prince Milan
declared that Servia would CO operate with Russia
until Turkey was completely dismembered Servias
policy being the formation o. q Kingdom comprising
her present and former territory.
THE GREEK ISsuRREcTIoN.
A despatch from Athens states that the admiral
commanding the United states squadron cruising
IN Greek waters has ordered a man war from
smyrna to proceed to volo, near which place, &C.
cordng 10 the latest accounts massacres and pii.
laying by the Turks still continue. The Turkish
squadron has left volo. Its destination IN un.
known. Another despatch IRON Athens says the
circular has aroused enthusiasm there.
GREEKS IN soRE STRAITS.
The Times despatch from Athens says the Amer.
lean manofwar ordered to volo Is the Marion
such aid as she can render the SUITE ring
Greeks, however, Ii quite inadequate, and
perhaps, too late. The French and Austrian
Consuls at voio have teiegraphed for men.of-war.
rs the Turks are quite demoraiized and have
threatened q. French oficcr. An English man-of
war is expected. the Italian government has or
dered Italian vessels to receive refugees.
TURKISH REFUGEES.
The Daily 7steg,uph's Pera despatch says that
10000 refugees have been sent " Asia within the
last few days.
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Us Duane st. 752 Broadw ay go 9th av York; lgd
pierrepout ST. lrookiyn. Estahiished 90 years
MENSMAN'S PEPTONlZED BEEF TONIC Is THE
only preparation OF beef containing ts entire nutritious
properties IL IL stimulat like the of
beef but contains blood maxim force generating sud o
sniny properties IL ~ invaluable la all sneeb
the result OF exhaustion
traion ovcrwork acute disease every form Of
debility particularly II resulting from pulmonsrs
plants: IL 10 friendly AMI helpiu To the deess
stomach. cASwELts uAZARD& GO. Prnprietors. Fiftn
Avenue iloIeI Duiiding. ant 9th corner j3th NJ
SPRING HAS COME AND m you Wish BOOTS
snd smohs patronxe MILLER a co. $40 Broaawsy too.
nestle BudiLgJ
TIE STEAM CARPET CLEANER. Il N. STEW
ART 32J 7th send Tor circular.
you CAN'T AFFORD TO LAUGH, DEAR GIRLS,
Unless your teeth white as seari,-
Unless your mouth Is pink and sweet,
And your libs In rossbuds meet;
And cannot supply this want.
hut through the of SOLpDOSTi
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N T.-I-- -,I .,.u.,-
OF provisions OF all Hlhu5 anu utIueS,
The Association actSm coHverI WIZ" .u5
Howard Association, l. NJ =, a; anu
other organizations any Il aPply.lls
for flour, food, or any lh'hE '!Sc' 70 'uo
Peabody must present tGq'ls'''ou ilon'
one OF the above named asNocl''iollS
This requlsltIon must DC SiSntu " !"
member OF, and must ooar inc St"laP ol'
one of these associations l'iS Is re-
Quired because mpoSlllonS nave Treaty
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The Pony Locomotive.

There is at present owned and opera
ted by the Troy and Boston Railroad
Company a locomotive that possesses
quite a local history. It's now known as
the "Pony," and has been at the same
humble vocation of yard duty for the past
twenty.siX years, or since the Troy and
Boston Railroad was started. The To-
connective is an oddly, by reason of pc
culiar construction and the wide differ
erence from its associates, being devoid
of tender or forward truck, is very low,
and has only two driying-wheels on
each side. The coal and water tank
and cab all rest above the boiler, giving
it a huddled or domedary appearance.
The lack of forward wheels imparts to
its movements a jerky motion at all
times. Forty-siX years ago it was pur.
chased, with two others of similar make,
by the Rensselaer, add Saratoga Com.
pany, and used to draw passenger trains
between Troy and Saratoga. The three
were named the Ajax (now the Pony,
Hector, and Agamemnon. The other
two have long since been superannuated
and passed into oblivion. When first
utilized hereabouts, in the year 1882,
the old style of "scrap" rails was in
vogue, and railroading, compared with
its present development, was rather
primitive. Like the Irishman's boot
that lasted seven years, the Pony has
been so often rebuilt that there is pro-
badly not a bolt or nut of the original
structure left, yet the locomotive has
been known about here for almost half
a century. Troy Times.
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Mistaken Identify.


a'i ititi,l''. oygl,lIGH ggiI1g Jno uo"n
..lP VI NC 'yoalHoI ~ ~ NIlSoh, Ias'
McgA' "L'on Is worm a place IN history.
=, , ~ r9'toin1I5 inns vessel on hel
np|"!" .ilP 70 ie'{o" Porlloh Of het
lnet AZ "!'2on 1ocA on Inc SauIl KY
~ 70 w. l'Aci "oo,aIq again AFTER she
p+a1o1 ',o otH'l ,gcHS on Ner return
;,ou, HlaIIaoglS, one ga4 i'4lsiied tax
~ ~! to1I ana al, hand' had turned in
w., i" i. ~, ua{I,Snl' ISaylhS y solitary
"",o',,,a! III on"iSo VI lle oeeN' mat,
III, oeli'S lu'ov' Vl"' worthy removed
a.. W u'S upper garments ana was TAX
s15 o''"' III u.rN9ess he heard 4
%'o,1.eP, U.o rg'oSllleo a familiar old
u"~ioI,lu''l'I o'S VINO mas long been
:, u''LiiGt uT' IL tng D2oSe..Iu a, the land
lus VII 0tU 0ach, 7ald ne, are
you noDs,5, wan minute and lII get
}3u u polC' III IAg same time pattlng
i,,3 9I'E s. , Uoo,, H. l. ne next moment a
scream o. uheaIJhIy character brought
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4 Female Hermit,

Old Mother Dildine, the female bor.
mt who lives in the mountains about
fifteen miles northwest of town, saws tho
ouIro independent, made her semi-an-
nual visit to Sutro on last Wednesday
TO sell a few eggs and lay in n scanty
supply OF groceries and other provisions
In conversation she seemed quite self.
possessed and intelligent. She saws sbo
Wlll be sixty years old next October.
mat she has lived alone in the moun
talns now for twelve years, and That sbo
IS perfectly happy in living secluded
from the outside world. Her only snn.
port is that which she derives from S6o
Angora goats and eight hens. She saws
she is seldom visited by the whites. oSd
prefers never to see one ahoni La,.
premises, for in nearly every inst,nce
they tease her about her mode Of jiying
ana after their departure she worriooS,
oyer their conduct towards her, Sbo
likes the Piutes, and even seeks tboi.
companlonship. They have never vot
seen her IN need but that they wo1IJ
shoot some rabbits or kill a few hirJs
LOT her relief, and in cold weather have
ever shared the warmth of tbeir blarLoto
with her. In height this singular yonO
an Is about five feet six inches. and H.
ae!lonS sprightly. Her dark auhnrn
mar lies in wavelets about her forehead
ana hangs about her head in long cnrIs
Her dress is neat, and in no way con'
forms With that she is reported TO w voa.
M Vne mountains. She is a native Of
massachusetts,, aud has two brot6o W
liylng IN Westport, in that state. onJ p' :
slsier IlVlng in Lowell. Her ]iiying .
leGl'lso was brought about bv IronEioa
q laeC MAJ 9laf[lgd life years ago TirginiG
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HOME INTERESTS.

WASHINGTON PIE.-Brcak ? eggs in
toa teacm aud fill the cup with thick
SOU cream; take / cup sugar, II cups
flour, / teaspoonful cream-tartar, 4 tea,
spoon soda.
HAM Pm.-Pick the ham into small
fine pieces, boil a cup of rice, beat up =
ergs and stir in with the ham and rice,
season with pepper, salt and onions put
itinto Il deep pan and bake,
TO CLEAN LAMP CHIMNElS.-Hold
them over the nose ofthe teakettle when
the kettle is boiling furiously. One OF
two repotitions of this process will make
them beautifully clear. OF curse they
must be wiped upon Il clean cloth.
LEMON JuMBLEs.-1 egg, teacupful
sugar, 4 cup butter, 3 teaspoonfuls milk,
/ Of cream tartar, } tcaspoonful soda, :
small lemons, juice of both and grated
rind of |. Mix rather still roll and cut
out with Il cake-cuttcr.
ANrs.-Set plates, spread over rather
thickly with lard, around wherever the
ants make their appearance, and place
small sticks against the sides of the
plates for the ants to walk up, and you
will soon find they will forsakc every
thing for the lard.
WASHING FLuIp.-l gallon soft soap.
J gallon boiled I've, 1 OIL, sal soda, l gil
spirits of ]turpentine, | once boraN mlA
and boil Il few minutes and it is then
ready for use. Soak your clothes the
night before; in the morning rinse them
to every 3 gallons of water add pint Of
fluid; boil hard 10 or 20 minutes, rinsC
well and the work is done.
NICE GLOSSY STARcH.-To cups O
water take 3 rounded t%easpoonfuls d
starch, Il pinch OF salt and | teaspoon.
full of powdered boraX. Dissolve YOU
borax in part of the water; then add
starch and salt; dip your collars, cuffs
and bosoms intothe starch. Your irons
must be good; rub them with beeswaN,
and you will not fail to get Il still, glossy
surface.
Corn PANCAKEs.- After stripping the
husks from dozen ears, crate them on
II coarse CRATER; scrape from the cor
amy pulp that may remain to that add
an egg beaten somewhat, then pour in 4
~tcacupful Of rich (sweet) milk; drop in
a good pinch of salti scatter in Il good
handful Of fresh brcad-Crumbs, then add
flour until the mixture is Of the consis
tcucy Of griddle-cake batter; then fry
- IA
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v { G { T N {

Ulal S%ccrrluus OF the body such, Tor i]ustIucr, as the
mucous secretion, the gastric Juice, the Emphatic mice.
cue IaNolS their eNhalatjOn from the skin. Su(trnS those
portions of the human tissue which hay, Income hand
ana caIlouSrd by disease, causes the absorption Vt all
ilulbId EiuNtllS, reduces Abnormal thiCkyuing IN mem.
hrtncS or tissues, and. above all, ri.0Ia,g he hg,j
tIINtN ont gu impurities and poisonous taiut. amt slow.
~ but surely produces an even balance and proportion
O an It's elements. i works always in conjunction with
Nature; ana, When the processes Of Nature are opposed
ana retarded, 1t cSpouseS Ecr ca Use with more vlgur.
ana seeks To 90 what she is unable to accomplish. If
corruption has found entrance In the blood. as In ScroC.
ga. Cancer, EIlsinelas, or other kin and constitutional
diseases, NEGEllNE acts as q counter force. DELAYS IFS
development, and finally drives it out through thu prop.
err channels OF elimination. If. as In rheumatic and
n~rlralgic troubles, there is an excess nf fbyin in the
llr.CuTIent. 1t quickly reduces this. and puts all the ele-
lnclilS ~ proportionatn harmony. Tor this rrason has
NE gained ttr reputation ~ being the mort
suercs.fW Bi1Dd Purifier Of the age.
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inc ON the roads. A tree agent recently
became interested in the glrI and, 10y
dint of much pumping, got from Mrs,
Patrick q clew, which he diligently lo''
lowed up. until the child, Identified by
the birth-mNrk, was restored TO IAo
mother, who had spent much money
yainly trying to find her,
A FEW nights ago - young lady OF
this city, SAYS the Schenectady On. ~
EaioR. was awakened by something
passing over her arm, which she at
once supposed was "a mouse. She took
no further notice of it, %supposing it had
run away. In the morning, ON making
up the bed, she discovered the little fell
low snugly resting itself between the
sheets, at the foot of the bed, where 1t
had doubtless hid when frightened by
her awakening in the night. Instead
of the customary scream and half faint,
she took her slipper, and placing it near
the mouse, he soon took refuge IN the
toe, when she closed it, and putting it
into a pail of water drowned the little
Intruder.
THE wheat this year in Oregon is
larger and plumper than known for
years and will average from GO to 63
pounds to the bushel. There has been
an increased acreage, which more than
offsets the average decrease In yield Of
bushels to the acre. The increase, to-
gether with an increase in weight, will
give not less than 10 per cent, more
bushels than in any previous year. Ad-
vices from Northern Idaho, Snake
River, Palouse River, Walla Walla,
and Umatilla, return as a whole 4 bet
ter yield than heretofore claimed, but
the low stage Of water in the river
greatly interfercs with free deliveries
from those sections. The bulk of grain
will hardly be marketed before May Of
next year.
IT is now aScertainod that humming-
birds are only found on this continent,
in the West India Islands, and in two
islands of the Pacific. Those in the
United States pass from their winter
quarters in Mexico as far north as Can
ada, which is their extreme northern
IInlI' from bOllVl" Ihe{ proceed
Us i"r as lerr" uGI TueE0}'
Mne'c lne Officers 81 Vno pfi,lSh
on insects in the blossom of the fuchsiu
when snow was ON the ground, for they
peratprc. md some snocips orc fornd NJ
an elevation of H. 100 to IL 600 foot
above the level of the sea. The temuor-
ate recion of the Andes produces the
greatest variety. Their dicbf ia eycrs-
siyelv rapid.
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+bo ,,,lo Io;d Ion., ,' Us, OI SIL T5fIGaoi'" ~
o4La l"rJ Li H." UG y orl = "o5 ma L'',iuS' "nJI
TninniP dio YoL p'o'' ., -; TLo t |,' tnI EUoV
EtJ,.e,y,s ~, NV '.'i"'LhIN ~
do, ' on w3}iob ,t D't Ga5J ', aoa m'gnC = 81 ,t ono
y,oro - n,anr 'Ln,.'1l. n''' $3.50 ,,
Swat 0tSSo "f tLmSa "' T,n,a " nl"i''
loscno,s tnol, VI Lnn,if,i Ul",,NGn tSCh-
bis mociot 'G ond = +b r,,','t IL oU " tS Vo, aro l,oIi
iPnJinn t ~, ,n,0 w, =. Wv o".L
niao l',', n,,I 5'I,,uaIS ~ 1910" Up me
E,Lito n "or' , U,tU,[" t tha Nv me
+" T Y"n ' I"on ' ~ fio, , ama 4,o 'Sa,u'
.;iL ~ NI'P ~ an r , 'SIt nulIlS
",,o l,oa n'i ,it Nv, iePr,ou ,iG IN
hunted the man up and rave him back
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THE voice Of reform is heard through the
land, and speaks of the good time coming. y
So, too, the spirit OF reform is working in the
nurseries OF the land to Danish those danger
GUS Opium and Morphia preparations, and es-
tablish useful and harmless remedies, of which
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup is acknowledged as the
very best for all the disorders of babyhood
and enrly childhood. Price, rs cents a bottle,
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VEGETINE
Will Cure Rheumatism

URBANA, ONO, Feb. 10 1877.
MR.. II. X, STEVENS, Boston, Mass:
near Sir feel greatly indebted to your excellent
medicine, Negetinc, for what 1t has done for me. have
been subjected to RHEUMATISM all my life. Was at.
pains in my chest, back and imIsf for six or eight months
at which time commenced using verrtine,n on the advice
on friend who had been entirely cured by ii. had scarce.
" used q half.bottle until the pain had left me. and my
general health began to improve rapidly under the infi.
Cnce OF this great blood purifier. had also suffered
dreadiuHyi from Il NASAL CArARRH for seven or eight
years, Alternating the first bottle Of Segptine | noticed n
change for the better, The constant pain and hoayinpSS
mat | had over my eyes for years diSappcarrd and the
discharge Of muCus from the head ceased. MY appptite
got better, and strength seemed to come with every dose
l always take pleasure in recommending il To nv friends
VINO may, be suffering from any disease Of the blood, for
l feel satisfied If they try 1t they are sure of Il cure.
am, very respectfully, yours,
Manager Western Union Telegraph Ohicc, Urbana, o.
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Russians claim that their country
never frcts over the result OF any war,
even be She cuchrcd out of its Spoils,
but picks herself up for a fresh Jump
Her expeditions into Central Asia date
from Peter the Great.
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
Smiths I OliC SyllD
FOR THE CURE OF
Fever and ACUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine
justly claims for it a superiority over all rem-
ed!es ever offered to the public tor the SAFE,
CERTAIN, SPEEDY andPERMANENT cure
ofAgue and Fever, or Chills and Fever, wheth-
er Of short or long standing. he refers to the
entire Western and Southern country TO bear
him testimony to the truth Of the assertion
that in no case whatever Will it failto cureif
the direct. ons are strictly followed and carried
out. In a great many cases & SINGLE doe has
been sufficient for a cure, and whole families
have been cured by single bottle, with per-
feCtrestoration Of the general health. 1t is,
however, prudent, andiu every case more Ger.
tain ocure, if its usois continued in smaller
doses for a week or two af or the disease has
been checked, more especially in difficult and
long-standing cases. Usually this medicine
will not requireany aidtO keep the bowels in
good order, Should the patient, however, re-
quire a oathartic medicine, after having taken
three or four doses Of the Tonic, a single dose of
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will
be sufficient.
Thegenuine sMITH'ST0NIC SYRUP must
have DIR JOHN BULL'Sprivate stamp on each
bottle, DIR, JOHN BULL onlyha3the right to
manufacture and sell the original JOHN J..
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP, of Louisville, Ky.
Examine well the label on each bottle. Itmy
private stamp is not on each bottle, do not
purchase, or you will be deceived.
DIR. JOHN BULL.
Manufacturer and Vender OF
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
BULLS SARSAPARILLA,
BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
The Popular Remedies of the Day.
Prinrinnl Onlrn. HlN Mnin ST.. L%NIISNILLE. KY.
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THE SORROWFUL SOUTH.
Incident, of the yellow Fever in Ne" q

,.-. Il-|
NEW ORLEANS, sept ,, lNio'-ltll mas
been remarked by several newspapers
that u stranger coming 10 New Otlt'iiS
at this time would not be aoIe TO ,eil'
from q cursory view OF the Town ana lhe
people, HlaI we were suffering rom d
very serious epidemic. Those VINO are
left here have become convinced Oha'
the best way to hight Jhe disease was TO
Danish all fear OF II and take care OF
themselves. The consequence Is that
though the lever and the mortality nave
undoubtedly increased, very few native
adults have died, and many strangers
who were rot frightened to death nave
successfully wrestlcd with 1t. The peo-
pie pursue their usual occupations with
ont any evidence of fear, and things
look as they usually do at this season Of
the year, with the exception Of some
dizziness in trade. The funerals show
only too plainly the presence Of the dis
ease, and the fact that the fever is the
only topic of conversation confesses its
hold on the community At night the
rattle Of wheels shows the activity OF the
doctors, who get little orno rest. They
are nearly wor out, and u of them
told me that he was SO sick of yellow
fever that when called in to see q man
that had something else it buoyed him
up and gave MIN new strength. 1t can
easily be understood how monotonous
this one disease becomes to aphy,iaian.
In some localities the fever takes ayi-
client hold and seems to stay there until
the material is completely used mp. Such
a locality is that aroundthe intersection
of Euterpe and C~arondclet Streets. II
appeared there over q month ago, and
is Still there. So bad had it become that
a few week. ago it was found necessary
to barricado Eutorpe street at the cor
uer Of Carondelet, and near the corner
of st. Charles. In addition to this, saw
dust was laid all along the car-track on
C|arondelet Street for two squares. to
deadcn the sound of the mules hoofs on
the cobble.stoucs. Some time aco. a
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Can the Truth OvcrtoIsc a Lie,

Investigation d]iscloScs the fact that the lady
reported in the Associated Press dispatches,
about Aug. 10th, to have died in Chicago after
two weeks use o. some rCgHtoi TCgciy for cor
pulency, had not taken Allan's Auti-Fat, but
had used a preparation put up by q regular
physician in Luzornc, Pa, Nllan's Anti-Fat
IS manufactured in Buffalo, n. Y, by the mn
dcrsigncd We have already sold over 100000
bottles of it. 1t has therefore been taken by
thousands, and VT challenge proof that it has
ever harmed anybody, unless the reduction of
obese persons from 20 to GO pounds, leaving
them healthy and strong, is considered a mis-
fortune. Furthermore, we hereby offer 5000
reward for evidence showing that it contains
poisonous or injurious ingredients. We also
offer 5000 il We cannot prove that it has re
duccd numbers OF persons as stated herein,
and always without injury. Ii is said a lie
viii out-traycl the truth any time; but We
trust that those newspapers that have mislcd
the public by saying that physiciansattribu Il
the lady's death TO The use Of Auti-Fa (Which
is only put up by Us, the term "Anti-Fatn
being orr tr1dc-mark), viii correct the false
impression they have conveyed, 10y PUBLISHING
this rctutatiOn.
BOTANIC MEDICINE Co., Buffalo, n. Y.
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r., s. Il.

JVITEN FLIRTING ~ me Idt
pIeIse sag 30" '"'.,HsfTs
~ this paper A dssi AAF
tVheM and 'phcre NV"
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VEGETINE
TERATIV
SAFE AND SURE.

Mr.. II. r. STEVENS;
IN 1872 your NEttEIiNE was 10 me.
and, yielding to the pCrSuasiOnS Of q friend, consented
t9,tIylt. AT the time / was suffering from general de.
DHltS anu nervous lroStl1uun, SuprfiuduCad by over.
and curative properties seemed to affect my facilitated
system nom the hrSt dose and under its persistent ue
! rapidly recovered, gaining more than usual health and
good feeling, Since then | have not h~CSitltcl to give
NEGETlNE my most unqualified Endorsement. as being
q safe, sure and powerful agent In promoting health and
restoring the wasted system to new life aud energy.
nEGEIlNE Is the only medicine / use and as long AS
live l never expect to find q better.
Yours truly, w, II. CLARK.
100 Monterey Street, Allegheny Pm.