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EyIDExcB Of prosperity, and better
times In the future are never more appa.
rent than when we sec our live merchant.
busy selling goods. For the past week or
two Messrs. Hayden Bros. have been re-
eeiving new supplies Of lately imported
goods 10 take the places on their shelves.
Ere long their regular Fall and Winter
stock viii be purchased. Meantime, they
offer great Inducements to buyers Of Sum.
mer goods.
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OruKrs a Son, at the new Saddlery store
nsxt To wearen 4 Evans. have opened a
new and elegant stock Of goods in their
line Call and see them.
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Cor 'EA.-we sent out a member Of our
staff yesterday, who found the young la
dies. mentioned in our Hnstonville letter,a
Lancaster. and conveyed them home In
safety,
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A SUIT Of clothes made o. the durable
and handsome Jeans for sale by Hayden
Bros., will look aa well as cashmere, and
cost about one-fourth the money.
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FINE handmade harness, buggy, track
OF break, a specially at Courts a Sons. .
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Comfy CouRr next Monday will be
an important one. All the Off GERS will he
sworn in then.
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d You don't have to wait a month for re-
pairing when You take Il To Courts A Sons
shop.
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Lisesis County Teachsrs' i"sf0"fe.
We are indebted to our faithful friend,
Rev. J. A. Boyle, for the following report;
The annual session Of theLincoln County
Teacber-' Institute was opened in this place
on Tuesday morning, under the auspices Of
the energetic and attentive Commissioner,
Judge J. NJ. Philip. Judge p. had ~
cured the valuable services Of Prof. T. G..
II. Vance, Principal Of the Kentucky Nor
NAL School at Carlisle, who was present as
conductor Of the exercises. The programme
embraced full work Tor three days, and
covered nearly all the topics connected with
the exieencies Of Common School expert
ence. Mrs. Philips was present to lend the
aid Of music, and thus provided by far the
pleasantest part Of the entertainment. The
Institute was organized by the election Of
N. W. Hughes a. Secretary, and II. A. Lee,
Ash. Judge Philip- having laid down
the claw" in the premises, Prof Vance de-
liyered a strong appeal, based on the ex-
pepditures ON the part Of the State, for a
high standard O. qualification at the hands
of the teachers. Your reporter not having
been present at the time, il unable to give
a SYNOPSIS.
While several able discussions have been
had, there has been nothing sufficiently
marked TO differ materially from the usual.
iy repor,ed proceedings Of these Institutes.
There are 63 Districts in the county, rep.
resented thus Sixth, J. T. Crockett; sth,
Miss NJ. l.. Garvin; 9Th, Miss Mary Kay;
10th, J. A. Boyle; 18th, Vim. Boyle; 18th,
Nathan Hughes; 18th, III. A. Lee; 10th, A.
w. Creekmore; iClh, Mis- Alice Stuart;
18th, Aaron Holt; 18th, Miss NJ. J. New.
land; 18th, Miss Maggie Newland; Goth,
Miss Alice Ross; 2ist, VIM. ID. Dye; I'D,
ID. o. Ballard; sd, Mrs. Kate kirkpatrick;
9th A A. Surber: 2sth. Jpo. G., Regain;
., AZ 60 oo,L ID m p.a..,,.
-s'n' Jus " '"' '
Slst, Miss Amanda hlrkpatrick; o4'h, W.
\. McMullen; 35th,A. j. Daugherty; Seth,
W m w.li.n. 9Th. Miss Il. NJ Garyin.
a., 10, N -, oo,l A. c.
oo'n' 'i''s ~ ''
Holiness 4Oth, f.S. uoochi 4is', mirs MOI
lie Powell; 45,h, Miss Abbie Garvin; 46th.
Mr. Creekmore. 10Th. IF. Holdam; 5Oth.
NJ, $50. p;.., a., T. N L.
Ei'e' '' "e'i
nings; 57th, Jas. NJ. Jennings; 5sth, s. G..
50, A. m ~. ca.l All. A..
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OnsrRurrrSo THE r. r. TuAcK.-Fiye
negroes, Merrill Blskely, Bill Blakely,
Harry Iiansford, Fount Stewart and Joe
Baughman, were arrested on Tuesday last,
charged with obstructing the Railroad
track with cross ties. posts, NC. The OBJ
structions were found on Monday morning
before any damage was done, but the ras-
calls are not TO be thanked on that account.
Their examining trial was held yesterday,
when Merrill ard Bill Blakely, and Joe
Bsuehman were sent on in $3.50 bail, and
the other two discharged. Unable TO give
security they were sent TO the Lancaster
Jail 10 await the action Of the Grand Jury.
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STOLEN! REWARD
Yiii Ayn eisi!iilsy PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Any one wishing to engage In the Milling aud
Disabling business will lind Il TO their interest TO
call on q. u. Engleman, rs he desires TO sell his
and will sell 40 or 80 Acres Of No. I bottom land
with the said property, II desired. The property
offered for sale is situated Immediately upon the
turnpike road leading from Danvie 10 Lancaster.
II IL one Of the best locations tor the business Ia
the State. The Dstilery Is fed by aneyer-ailing
spring Of fine WATER and the Mill runs about eight
months In the year by water power. bargain
can be had by calling at the premises OF address
ing q. n. ENGLEMAN.
g37 Danyllle, XIV.
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Qua NEw MERoHAsrs.-The Lebanon
&aadard speaks thus al our new merchants;
Messrs. W. n Coarts A Son, Of this city,
have established q saddlery. store and man
nfactory a, Stanford. They are exceed
ingly clever gentlemen and thoroughly ca
pablo and Trustworthy business men, and
We cordially commend them TO the good
Offices of the people Of Lincoln county.
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NEw ADVERTISEMENT.
SCHOOL for BOYS g. GIRLS.
MISS KATE BLAIN

Proposes 10 instruct elass Of or 10 small Boy.
at her fathers residence, near stanford, ior
tember, rs Terms Of fuition-sl2 10 pcr ~
sion. No extra charges for any thing
E7-H
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wsAREs a EVANS sell good two horse
wagon with bed and brake, for $40.
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Mckinney station.

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'"'' P''0' W '' ''.'
ihere " sP'en''' 'uh''y '.n"o, going
U" NJ "'' r''''' " " o''0'" v w.
a., -
bien, August %oth' 1919, uehrY L., non
OF James and Alice branSon, aged one year
and six months
SHEEP SALES
a gentleman from New Jersey has
bought nearly all Of the wethers in this
neighborhood, shipr.ag them To that State
to Craze. lie paid about cents.
KILLED a HOG.
ssome one who was out Of meat went into
Mr.. 4. Thurmond's field where his hogs
were, and caught ami cut ones throat, when
sone one must have come upon him, eaus-
ing him to run of and leave H. The hog
BLEED to death.
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LOCAL NEWS.

SIR the very laies, thing in Buggy liar.
nss- at Courts n Sons.
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No RywARp.-The negro I'd. jackson,
arrested In Lebanon Last week vas sent Tor
by the sheriff Of Claiborne county, Tenn,
who wrote the Marshal;o II Lebanon, that
there had been M reward offered for him,
though he was wanted on fonr charges Of
rape on respectable women and one On y
woman Of bad repuie. lie paid the Mar.
.hal s25 and took Jackson back to the
scene Of his crimes. lie will no doubt
swing from neighborins limb on his srri-
val
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THE Police JuDoE's OFFicE.-The At.
iorney General has decided that the sepa.
rate election held here for Police Judge, In
which Judge J. D. Deunis and Mr.. q. A.
G. Rochester eonisnded, Is Illegal, and that
M. Stephen 5. Myers, who resolved a
nnmbsr Of votes at the legal poll. is enti-
tied to the Commission. Judge Myen will
make a most admirable officer -honld he
accept the position.
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Lowest City Prices /!
CALL AMI CONVINCE YOURSELVES.

MARCUS COHEN A sONs.
a. sTAKFoRD. gY.
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CANDIDATES.
HON. w. MCKEE FOX


ra candida,. ron ooSoRfss. -oil,r' 'o ,b,
ton oi the Denocracy.
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Mr. DIR. Alcorn sent me a sweet potato
on Monday, which measured u inches In
lsrglh, ~ inches la eircu,aisreacs, and
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JUDGE r. w. TURNER

ha Candidate ron CONGRESS IN MI. pisiri,
suhieci tn the action Of the Democrscy.
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FAYETTE HEWITT.

o. Hardin Co, lisa Candidate FOR the Democrat
nomination IS AUDITOR Of PUBLIC ACCOUNT
August Election, 1870.
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ID. HOWARD SMITH.

OF Oven County, Is . Candidate for rs-electIon rs
STATE AUDITOR, subject 10 the action Of the
Democratic party. Election In 1873.
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OF Madison, isa Candidate FOR CoNGREss
this District. subject 10 the action Of the hcmo,r
&c party.
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Mrs. Woods has about recovered from
her injuries and will move to High Bridge
to-day. Three families have moved from
among US this week, and still more to fol.
low II Law and order /. not maintained.
Intimidation the cause
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OF three Of lluslonyilles fairest daugh-
lers who left home on Monday been
heard Of at Stanford, Lancaster, Crab Or
chard and Danyille. A mourning COM
muniiy is praying for them.
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PHIL. u. THOMPSON. Jr.

of Merccr Co, is a Candidate FOR CONGRESS IN
this, the sth District subject 10 the action 81 The
Democracy.
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All Of our invalids are now GONZALES
cent.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-05-14
Circular to the Tobacco Trade.
BELLA1IR.EE, OHIo, MAY. 5, 1873.

a.
BELLAIRE, OHIo, Nav 8, 1878.
To the Dealers and Growers of Leaf Tobacco
in Ohio:
We take pleasure in stating to you
that the building for the inspection of
Tobacco, located in Bellaire, Ohio, is
now complete and ready for use, being
supplied with all the necessary appours.
ments for the inspection, storage and
shipment of tobacco netf5
The building is located so asto avoid
all extra cost Of transportation, is com
modious and substantial, and has been
built by the State for the benefit of the
tobacco interest of Eastern Ohio. and
we believe that interest will be best sub
served BY patronizing our home inspec.
ition so as to establish our home market
We therefore urge you to send here al
least q portion of the present crop. 4
We feel assured that Mr. W. C. Wat
son, the Ohio State Inspector of Tobac
co. is competent fully TO discharge the
duties assigned him, and will do all il
his power to make the State Inspection
conducive to the interest Of dealers anC
growers.
With respect, we are yours,
| CHARLES HARE,
| . Isaac WIsENER,
| Commissioners OF the State Tobacc,
Warehouse
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Doing Something tor Ohio.

Gen Ewing, ON the 9Th inst, intro.
dueed a. bill to create anew judicial
'Districtiin The State of Ohio, which pro-
vides that the counties OF Meigs, Vinton,
Hooking, Athens, Washington. Monroe,
,Nobles Morgan, Perry, Fairfeld, Picka
way, Franklin9 9t Licking, Muskingum,
Guernsey Belmont, Jefferson, Harrison,
Tuscarawas, Holmes, Coshoctoh, Knox,
Morrow, Richland, Crawford, Wyandot,
Hardin, Marion, Delaware. ID Mon, Logan,
Champaign, Clarke and Madison shall
be detached from the Judicial Districts
10 which they nowrespeetively belong,
T and shall hereafter be kno vn as the Cen.
EiraE District offs Ohiomiz Terms of the
| UhitedlStates Circuit and District Courts
are to be held at Columbus on the second
Tuesday OF February, June and October.
Suits from the Northern and Southern
Circuit and District Courts may be trans
ferred to the Central District upon appi
cation Of the parties interested. 4 Tie
bill also provides for the appointment; Of
Ia Judge and the necessary Court off
eers. 3'I 40 Y 10 I'D" 5t.I z +
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sHER1Fr's sArs.
Bellaifs and Southeastern Railway 0e..
vs..
James L. Workman. Eg

DY virtue Of acertsin vendi. exponas issued
IL from the court Uf common pleas, within
and for the county of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio. ina case pendingin said between
the above named parties. and to me directed,
Twill offer for sals at public auction. Al ths
east door of the court house in Woodsnsid,
on 3S ss.afyl 1EcFr1 AstESsr ~
Saturday, the sch day yefJans, 1873
between the hours of 10 O'Clock O. n. ANA
a O'Clock p m, of said day. the following
described real estate, situate in AoAEse,
county, Ohio, to wit: 1 ~ Sfssls
The undivided interest (being the undivi-
dsd one fourth) of James L. Workman n
the east half Of the southeast quarter 81
section eight township fvs Of range sfvs,
containing eighty acres more or less; also,
the north half Of the west half Of the ssutk
west quarter Of section two, township I've sf
range I'VE, containing forty acre ners sr
less, also, thesoutheast quarter Of the nsrtA
west quarter OF, section two, township nvs Of
range Eve, containing forty acres more ~
less, in all ons hundred and sixty sores
more or less, snbjsct to the dover estats Of
the widow Of Amos Workman, deceased.
Said,prop-rty so ordered to be sold is sp-
praised at $aI6. and may sell for twe-thirds
Of said appraisemspt. Terms sf fssls, sas-
third cash and balsnos on confirmation.
s,sr.s ssss., s WM RRAD,
apr2S. '7sws,, shefin n, C. Q.
ausrrr L .AAIios1. and J. .Rsalssss. Assy's.
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John TyIor will probably be hanged a
second time for murder committed ten
years ago in Danville, KY He was
lynched Immediately after the crime, but
was cut down by his friends before life
was extinct, and hurried off to Kansas
where he lived under an assumed name
until he was recently recognized 'i
One of the most successful counter
fei,ing schemes is to issue small quan.
tity OF notes on certain bank with the
name OF the place, President, or cashier
misspelled. Upon discovery the bank
sends warning through the country,
pointing out the error. Then the coun.
terfeiters make q second issue with the
name or names spelled correctly and
circulate them boldly, knowing that
merchants and storekeepers will loob
only for the indicated "catch."
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Counterfeit 800 bills. are iD circuls-
ton in the west upon The New Bedford
bank and the Revere National Bank OF
Boston. 5g ,-oa,,sr, sss
Two vessels loaded with torpedoes
are at Odessa, ready to close the mouths
of tue Danube in case of wal with En-
gland ay Ilsa erI aH .51aG e
Thos. Norris of Pittston, has con.
fessed tothe murder Of his wife, at Kan
sas City, in January lask and started for
that place on the 9th inst.
Where the division between the toes.
is not complete, and thev are partially
Joined, they are called twin toes. They.
are reputed to be very lucky. -
!. Queen Margaret of Italy is very de-
voat lady, On Thursday Of Holy Week
she went on foot and dressrd in mourn
ing, and, accompanied by one maid of
honor, to seven churches f,eI
Ex-Queen Isabella will sell, in July, in
Paris, a large portion Of her finest jew
els, the value ,ofrwhieh is estimated at
50 SEQ, 900 The Spanish Government
allows her Sl50,000 year guo b /
The Professors of Yalezdo notgsutfer
from poverty. ExsPresident Wool-ey
! is assessed ppon property Of S47 1926 (,
Prof DWIGHT on S5l ,290: Prof SlItman
on S37, 600, and Prof Hoppir on SSi,.
ISL ej h9oEamms
Il seems that Judge Whittaker,of New
EUrleans, was a defaulter through the act-
| of his predecessor and the failure of a
bank, and Attorney General Devens en-
dorses the dismissal of the suits against
him. ~ sf'e ':9e'i. o.
Supplemental elections held in France
on Sunday for Members OF the Cham
ber of Deputies, caused by invalidations
of the previous elections, resulted in the
return of 6 Republicans and 2 Conserv'
atives
In NV York, on the 7th inst, there
was sold at auction the stock aud ma.
chinery of Christian II Lilienthals 3 TO.
bscco manufac,orv to satisfy a judgmen,
obtained by the Government amounting
! with costs to $178,000.
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Potter and His WheeIbarrow.

CLEVELAND, o Nav 6 -B F. Potter,
who left Albany. N r, April 10Th to
walk and propela wheelbarrows TO San
Francisco. q distance of 3,23S miles, in
$50 days, on a wsger,of $1,000, arrived
here at eleven O'Clock this morning
somewhat weary, but in good spirits
He left at l1:l5 o'clock, following the
Cincinnati Railroad track. The barrow
weighs 35 pounds and is two-wheeled
and similar in shape to a paper-hanger's
cart. Potter says be is six days ahead
of time He has averaged il miles pei
day so far. The distance from Albany
is 4S0 miles in 27 days. He has got to
travel 2,758 miles to reach his destina'
tlOl Is. .s-. Iss5-a 81. r.. ay..s f.
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fOhio State Journal, 9th inst
= Sad MictiOn.

The.family Of C. N. Danenhower, Of
the City Civil Engineers office, Cincin-
natl, which spent much OF the time last
winter in Columbus, has been sorely af-
ficted, Their only children, Ella Con-
rad, aged four and one-haif years, and
Charles Chase, aged two and one halt
years, died of scarlet fever, at Cncipna.
ii, on Thursday last, and were buried in
Spring Grove on Saturday Mrs. Ds.
nenhower is daughter Of Judge j. w
Okey. ~ "fi
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Ohio Legislature5

COLUMBUS, May s-In the House the
following bills passed: House bill re-
quiring, where wards and townships are
eoincident, that all officers shall he vo
ted for On. one ticket with one set OF
election judges xp Il
House bill supplementary to the pro.
bate code, requiffng the removal Of as
signees, when removed at all, within six
months from the time of filing their
House blu making It misdemeanor
for newly organized insurance companies
to adopt the name of established com
panies.
Hodse bill masking the pay OF asses
sors 80 so per day was defeated
Senate-A bill was introduced to au-
thorize debtors to redeem real estate
soId at judicial sale within one year upon
repayment of purchase money, taxes
repairs and. eight per cent interest on the
same. " sh5Hs &t3t fa
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nsrIr ia renorted that the Wester

DsrIr is reported that the Western
Union Telegraph G 'mpany is in negotia
tion with Professor EDISON for the use OF
his telephone. The company has 1000
telegraph Offices in the United States. aud
expected to add 1000 telephone offices
where the business does not justify ex-
pense Of an operator. "The company
will drop wire into these small places
where anybody who wishes to send 6
message win go and talk into the mouth.
piece of the instrument"
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Legislative Protection of Fish.

The following law, recently passed by
the General Assembly of Ohio, now in
force, is new to most the people of the
State, and ought to be respected for the
merit that is in it. II anything belong
ing to everybody and nobody, needs pro-
teclion, it certainly is the fish in the
streams of Ohio. This destruction by
netting. for years past, f-con,inued a
while longer, would undoubtedly dlstIoy
many varieties of this excellent and much.
needed article Of diet, Every good citi-
zen ought to constitute himself commit
tee of one to see that violators of this law
when found. be brought 10 punishment,
If this is properly attended to for two or
three years everybody will be benefited,
and days sport going a fishing will be
sport indeed. Following is the law:
SECTION Be 1t enacted by The Gen
eral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
section thirty live, ofchapter eight, of an
act entitled ian act to amend revise and
consoiiate the statutes relatingfo crimes
and otienses, and drepeal certain &C there
in named, to be known as title-one, crimes
and offenses part four, Of the oct to revise
and consolidate the G neral Statutes of
Ohio. be SO amended as to read as fol-
lows: hss 3fHIs :. ts w ~ 81 esl -
''SEc 30 Whoever, in any Of the wa
ters ofanS creek, river, cansl, lake, pond,
or reservoir, or in any BODY of water,
whether artificial or natural, lying within
the State of Ohio, except the waters o
Lake Erie, Injuries or kill. or catches in
any other way than by hook and line, any
hsh, except minnows, or own or possess
any fish pond, fish net, fish trap, or fsh
sein, except seins to ca ch minnows, in or
connected with any of the waters in the
State Of Ohio, except the wa ers of Lake
Erie; or in anv way maliciously distufhs
any fab in any private fish pond, shall
be fiuedfor each offence, not more than
City dollars. nor less than ten dollars, or
be imprisonedin the Jail of the county
not less than ten days nor more than six
tv davs. And provided further, that it
shallbe unlawful to catch OF destroy fish
in any manner during the spawning sea
son excepting reservoirs containing one
thousand acres or more, fr IN the first day
Of May to the fifteenth day of June in
each year, with the same penalties for a
violation of this provision as above pro-
viied in other cases5p. -s1,s;-- ~ an =
Sec 2 That said section thirty five Of
the above reeited act be and the same is
herehv repealed. ssta
Sec 8 This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after i's passage.
|, r s,q~si se s JAMES E NEAL.
Speaker of the House OF REPRESENTATIVES
la JABEz W FlrcH
| rse "a, President Of the Senate,
Passed April, 10, 1878
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v II G. EFT I'm IL
FOR DROPsY.
CENTRAL FAILS, R. l., Oct l9. 1877.

CENTRAL FALLS, R. l., Oct 10, 1871.
Dr. Fl. r. STBvEEs, M IS
1t is a pleasure to give my testimony for your
valu able medicine. ! was sick for long
time with Dropsy, under the doctors care,
He said it was Water between the Heart and
Liver. received no benefit until com
menced taking tbs Vegetine, jim fact, was
growing worse. have tried many remedies;
they did not help me. VEGErIsEis the med
ioine for Dropsy. I began to feel b7tter af-
ter taking few bottl 8. have taken thirty
bottles in all. | am perfectly we'll, never felt
better. No one can feel more thankful than
do, am. dear sir, gratefully yours,
go -, - A. D. WHEBLER.
vEGETINB-When the blood becomes life
less, either from change. of weather or Of
q innate, want of exercise, irregular diet, or
from any other cause the Vse eETIsB will re-
new the blood, carry of the putrid humorsr
cleanse the stomach, regulate the bowels, ,and
impart tone of yigor to ths whole body.
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Poverty And SUFFERING.

81 was dragged down with debt, power
ty and suffering for years, caused by 8
sick family and large bills for doctoring,
which did them no good Twas compile
tely discouraged until one year ago, by
the advice OF my pastor, ! procured Hop
'Bitters and commenced their use, and 10
one month we we're all well, and none oi
us have seen sick day since, and wan,
to say TO all poor men, you can keep your
families we'll year with Hop Bitters for
less than one doctors visit will COST
know 1t. A WoRKIYGMAN."