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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-26

TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEALTH and that
of your children aud use no other cure for Coughs,
Colds, etc, except that standard remedy Madame
Porter's cough Balsam 1t is acknowledged by
all who have given it trial as being the most le-
liable preparation ever used it is particularly
adapted to lung and throat affections in children.
Try one bottle. feb27-4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-26

Has opened a FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE ON
Water ST., where they will be pleased 20 see ali
their old ihnds and former customers. Also
agent for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-30
THE G.IMEs 1T WATKINS.
Something Resides the Race. TO Tempt the
Fortune Hunter. Races Postponed.

WATKINS. n. Y, May 29.-The village Is
filed with visitors this afternoon principally
from Havana. Elmira. Penn Yam. Cananiagua.
and surrounding towns still there is quite "a
sprinkling a. New Workers. who with tho
aunty adhercnts Of the different clubs repre-
scented. curiously contrast with the largo gath
ering Of rustcs. The scenes on the streets are
more inter,sting by far than the regatta itself.
Never have | seen so many devices for swim
ding The dear people as are in full blast in tho
centre Of the village. They are nearly Ell old.
counted fourteen. and they stretch in addition
gu the way down t. the grand stand. In the
basement Of the Jefferson House il q wheel and
a dice game like that presided over by old $50
for one az the Morrissey club rooms in Sara
iosa: These run without The slightest conceal
m"ut I'm another place. whore n sentry stands
guard. Iaskcd what is this? wheolY" The
sentry winkcd, ms much ns TO say. Don't give
It's darned sight. quicker than that" Besides
these games of chance. there are vendors OF
candy. violin and banjo players and booksel-
lers with atrorious song und dance mon on
platforms 10 advertise their wares. peanut and
orange vendors. exhibitors 81 inconsistencies
rihf galleries. and prl1e package mon innu-
ni"rnhl". hrns- band plays in the street. and
thu fun waves fast ani furious. In het. some
their kind arr here. Their faces arc all strange
To- New Workers. and from their dress and Pc
cnuurluo- Uey must hr cnildrrn 80 nature,
whose homes ar" somewhere near tho setting
sun-sV Rochester or Buffalo. They haze
"vcrln~ilnglv used mn several uusophi~tiHatod
emigrant- from ctf.te dospotsms since their
advent | asked policeman whether they were
allowed o. Play thcir little games undi-turhed
Another citi2"n said hc guessed the village was
NOT going On make as much out OF the regatta as
They antleipat Il. amt perhaps most Of these
sports whaeAed up IN the shape OF license
fec.
Nt2 =. " n grand rush was made 10 the lake
IN" water ~ WAS the case yesterday. was Yer,
lumpv, and rowing WIS impossible. A lonL
wnt ensuct. during which the band ON Oh,
grand stand blew Themselves red in the face
ana the ci,uprr- Tor over a dozen WHOM. e,y .,f
cloths, and other swndliug gnmrs shouted
themselves hourse in cntciug victims. II was
new mining town than quiet inland New York
village. and WAS, n fact. rorfoct snturnHlip of
gambling. swindllng, swearing, and drinking
At about q L. VI. the referee and reporters
steamed once more over the COURSE. hut n- III,
water continued umpv the races were post
pOnel until tomorrow morning
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GREiT SAFE or DOMESTIcS.
bidding by Merchants from the Chief Cities
of the United State.-rhe Prices.

\ large auction trade sale Of 1000 pack
ages OF what dry goods men call domes-
tics was held yesterday uy order of Wright.
Bliss 4 Fahyan. by Townsend Fargis
in their auction rooms in 20 and II
Leonard street. Tho merchants attending
tho salo numbered over 300. Old hands
in the dry goods business said. at the end Of
the sac that il, was a snc.es-tu one for the sol.
ler-; Wright Bliss Falyan are trcnsurrrs IT
the Pepprrell Nlanuia turing Company Inconia
Company Androsroggln Mills, Continental
Mills. Bates Manufacturing Company. Ois CONF
many boston Duck Contrary Warren Cotton
Mills, Columbia Manufacturing Cowuany and
stock ON hand. from the looms Of these COM
panes was offered. Many hules Of goods wcrc
sold at regular prices. that arc yet 10 be manu-
some Of the principal buycrs present were for
sam &, nnN.s y Co.., s. Louis; F"ll, Lester
him Il Co." philadelphia; SirnSs Broiier-.
baltimore; nnd from ih,s KY. H. T. CAIN \
W. Rice, Tom, Griswpd a Co.. llaI~irad Hahn ;
| a Co.. Joseph Horn ~ tN. Roe"nh"im brothers,
| owen Jones JWnes krnsante, lilole'u a no"
| Campbell d Dick. and koths ANA Stern. The
| best khuWn hncs OF goods una prices obtained
were;
Anaro-cosslg piquo go racEasc' =, cent, .yora.
corset assortment Washington uckct ~ SANE Veto
r"ngkr IS, ,awc, blacN nic'on r,Att ~, Aunn a
| II by ST. - cent nracn,i. Y ~ - ~ cents. nne
;5 20 c,iit' hrsc haitr'scncd hacR aa b, = a. IL
ia", !, b., ~ Slo3 "o,nl Lsm,aisr esmGr ,
| a. Oriental l '"WhiieI Nhrard m"lM,. re ami
~ brought ~, AMI II ccnis " u cents ij+ Il,
cgu,, ~. l2ot, ~, 49, u lnehcNlots Baies's hrsl
hsn impro,,d IS Madison chy,im- II, brown du,k
HAA tT' nr3nSht h"'iHn VIZ B2 ~
Coid,. No uok, ~, same, 80 ., "a, riorndke 4
| =, DIS. eooi' w'nit Ike ~ caGc. Brni1nos . !,
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MORE EMIGRfNTs sWINDLED


Agents Of the Hamburg steamship line
had taken every precaution TO assist the pas
sengcrs in the Leasing in case they had been
victimizcd by counterieiters in Europe. When
the emiGrants did arrive. it was found that
Edward Dobraver and family and Johann
Dobraschal Of Nielsen, Austria. both on their
way 10 Kansas. wore tho greatest sufferers.
Dobrasc hal had $500 in counterfeit money
Duhraver $3.50. Others were found to have the
counterfeit money. the amount being estimated
at ~ 900. md the most OF il Oh the Trades mems
National Bank.
As far NJ Information has hoon received tho
countrrfciters who havo been traced. have
avoided operating directly in Frankfort, Ham
burg. or Bremen. They sought the towns adj
lHcent 10 these cities. and 10y spending money
freely. not only gained the confidence. hut also
the respect Of the bankers of those towns.
Having progrr ssed thus far. they began inquir-
ing where they could excl ange their American
money. express M themselves we'll satisfied to
part with II M a discount. TIL" exchange agents
believing from the appearance and manner Il
the men that they were wealthy cltlZons travel
ling throughout Europe. purchased the money.
The cNrhungH agents sold the money i'm Ham
burg Bremen. and Frankfort in perfect good
faith Among the principal purchasers WIS i.
Meyers a Co.,. tho proprictOrs Of the Great Emit
grant House in Hamburg There the greater
part # the emigrants %. as every facility is
Afforded them. With all money exchanged by
Meyer. the cmigrants receive r'ccipt which
they ar" instructed TO keep. and tho agents are
held rCslOu-lhlc
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THOSE 5.OOO W.iRR.iNTs.
Ten Voters Arrnigucd Hefore Little Johnny
Davenport Nobody Hurt Vet.

Ton of tho 1000 persons who Little Johnny
=,
davenport says voted IN THIS cltVoh lalSc' irauu-
uicnt and counterfeit naturalization papers
,.,,, .i.,, tf.-, I'd o., ,.,s...r,,- ,r,r n ~,
WIZ "N." "'."'' "''" s'7'''""'. H'..' '"'''
examination, District Attorney Noodiord, Hp-
penring rs prosecutor all the prisoners were
l!,., IT.. - -. -. III
ui7'""E'u 'h ."'h Wv" iV''-"'"'"''9' "''
having consented TO give up the certificates on
v,bfnh th.V bnvs b,on Votfuy II ID. nnt atl,yol
-, -, -, 49,. :, T.,
tnai any ol them intended 10 ucliauu' hu' IL Il
admitted that they were all entitled TO natural
is,,i,n. ,,,,,,rs TIN. .roupl 90, which H. . ,,raa
-, - a., -.
''uI"n i ""HNu II Nht lh'I' WIS AZ lHl'Iih"4tS
by which some Of them did not appear before
tb. ,,,rr,a ,,1 ,bar, ,vn. mn rrnt,r r,eor1 ~
~ '''" 49, vas "' ''VN 'ONV'N -
thelr naturWllhuon'
Those arrested nre:
YIN siuin,n. .ll West Nineteenth street. has lived
m IA. ucishbofhuud twenty i've years AMI voted since
isS
Daniel Wa'scrman, loi seventh avenue took out lis
iHi,t. l't'n's N'9'' . .s' ~..,, - 49,. ,., 10, 3D.,
~, ',,', ,,,,,,,' t,,, 49,, ,'i ~,,i me- is- " ~
Mathew fafAs - Tenth avenue has be, voter ten
years
John Cooney 2G7 Tenth avenue. has lived IN that
NI,,'MA' ad Ng,'., - t. [, " "a Fe.rs .,, ,,, 49,
NIX ,rs,, No., - 't , i'm H. ,,,,tr, t,,r,y
vttr. and ht, y,,ts,, =. N trar. " 49,
James NJ MOna.le. 30 smith avenue. has voted since
is,- .., -.
49, ~ ON. ~ wei lwrnN nrt street mas nN'u III
un, ky "r,t tf'n '' >, nu s"v In ,d IN tho
sixtecnih Ward Twelve wears and voted len Years ~
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farmer scatt,rs sced,, he wac in the bath
There was no article anqiyaed that. did not pqss
family t"-tllod tnat Nusburgh urged them to
tiNy. Was lhai ihenrt Of man Who wanted e
h. have betrayed his motive 10 Spndonr?
On tho night OF + 10. IL Sirklcs went 10 bed
nnd irli hnu TO- nduiuisi T. ru'sun at will, after
81 thc medicine. Mrs Manton SIT M with Mr.
Nuslurgh thai uirhi and allowed him to ndmin-
,sirr We inedi =. although she had at that
l'n' bottle oi what shr swnr" she suspected
WIS hn'sun'l ten in her sutchcl At this very
l.fn SIX - nal already taken two swallows of
ii' u"iirn", h. testified ny way of expert
wont. and i strrt he'd him oui-a strong hrarty
uHu-un The nail ilO r.. yet he went to bed and
Ii Vospur,h iced to hi4 sister, Whom the leo
puts u IN her pocket. aud then goes on with
her sist"r-in-uw. Mrs. Manton. to get their
photograph taken. Mrs Manton had two bot
II al won iorod that Ms Mnuton's face was not
taken in tue form Of u sltrhel with two bottles
%. POISON po"ping ont u il for eyes.
The relation ~ DR.. {. ruoll 10 tho case was
mnd" the sub ct of rid culc, which excited the
lnugi ter of the audience again and again. Mir.
Mlnli.id ALLUDED tQ him ~ Ill" physician who
bad absorbed the learning uf two schools. al
luuiug t. his formerly having pra. tisrd ailo-
calm md serene. prescribing his woudrous
remedies tho thirti' ia triturations Of nothing.
aud had never discovered the presence of this
terribly tive and virulcnt poison.
Mr., winfield admitted that Prot. Doromus
h3d '9und antimony u " hu,is, lots Of i, but
thinghad poison in ita't"r it had passed through
SicNltss hands. The sprnN't's idea OF Dr.
NornelIs connection with this, part. OF
drawn into conspiracy with sicklcs ut d
l"ir stage ~ order To save ms rrpula-
help WIS getting we'll. aud concerning whom h,
bad raised fal-e and ridiculous cry OF poison
According tn Mr. Wmfleld's cal 'ulaton4 Mrs
| No-hurgh ought g. hay" taken eleven grains Of
tHriIr emcir 10 the two swallows ~ tea which
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-30
fINiNCIiL Avn COuyERCLiL.

WEDNESDAY, May - =. M.--The carly
transactions at tho Stock Exchange reflected Il
shade low r. prices. nihoueh recording Mt tho
opening an advance " N@T r ccni ns com.
parcd with clos fn., figures uf Tuesday. Erie
became conspio,ious feature, and dropped
from II In 1sff. having closed Yesterday W 49,.
but In the later dealings IN stock roso to Il 3.
in pnrtial rcspous, TO n sharp rally I'm Tonlon
to NJ. and also bccrusc OF more conf l'nrc
expressed in tho succcss of two p'nn ~ rror, pn-
igq,ion. Northwestern comm. ~ dc.iirct be-
FORE the first call from 53H toss l. but from tbs
noir, I, ,ss,,,,,J ,,,,,, .,r,,,..th and ella. a
on -. .o,7 r,,. "''.u e,. ,n
hrm NJ 53ts. ThH rr'tcrr"d, however, WIS
strong from tho start and rose ~ 2 cent 20
~. ciost.,.,t, tt'.,'., a., - t,, i,
ho'k island wns also t'ituro Ot the marx T.
and advanced from ltOas 10 112ty. with tho luiA
90 ,h, t,.i.,.. f.. a.. i'm. ..t I t.
-. INV business III tne HluTil""n' "h'' i'N'
SHORE after yielding before midday from 60
abn.oa ,.s, - , 49, %"S % 80" WV, ' sn''
sur WI" - ""' q ''E"' r. III pr "n' VS.
ior tho common and preferred respective
o,o,tn,, a., doo,i,, - 4, n o',,, -, o.,
opening at decline OF " cont 10 s5'i;
omcnt dealings n, 50 .aosg,t Nav York C.n,r.d
,,,, A. a a.,., ht',h,r,, ,tn,. " ,r,i, anI g.
Wnbneh dnclinnd Ato1Itf Union pneiu, ~
fron 7o,, ,oe9n orI Nav J.raev Central !, a
cent. from "a to 23G. Delaware, Larki wanna
and Western nlsn welded 8, o55.nnl Delaware
"'I - VI, 49, -, "a
anu huusoh r'nE'u"V ~ s"'l'''o' q p"y''I d. w.
5j'sM56 "a J6.C Cleveland and Pittshurgh declined
from, stE Luvnr9 toS)t. AMI ,d,.,I nj Slts.
l,, r,i,n, r,,.,i,...,., All :, i,,..,, -, / 4.
- ~, =,
cont To lOJatthcelose. Ptcilic Miib mim' moro
active during tho afternoon b5,auss Of Il spir-
i,,t ,,,, 800. ,t,,, ,,,,.i ,i.,ti,, ,,i,i Ia 49,,
lteu contest over ul" annual eIo'l'h Mil'h WIS
80 a., -,
own. An unusually llfkf nuinN'f OF Npl's WIS
nolln1 rho foitn,xini, A., vi, nlr tod a r,etnra
p'"'"' "' ",'"'"~ Wv ~,
Stfuucl H. phiilins William Enmsrn Wilson
q HINT limos o. sheldon Charlie. T. Iiv.r-
-, ii,r II N.,L.,,,. irt, ,.r,.,. IL A., -t,,.
ni"ittt. ~ - , ~, ~. ~ ~. a W
weak.
Tho remainder of tho list presented no fen
lures of sperinl prominrncoi but The general
,'ari,,t 81 "a ~ ,,,'o L., ~
mn ~, V..s,, Tins is ~, h Oh
lo-i,iYllvW -L'',Vltt,'u i't) VIII ~ ~
served us legal monday. anu AL uI inc EN-
changes. aS well M banks anu Dauklu.- iuetitu-
tiOuH will be closed.
Tho tn,nI numb. ~ ahnroa dnolt In ,voq 100
81. 80 Lr;', ,...r.s..,,t,,,t I1-,
'''i y, N,r'u iiiN ~, ht' = 'shh'' 'Di'
ware la'khwaniia anu W est' ~. i3,joO North-
western, S.2OO. do. preferred. IL. lOl: western
| Union q 500: Lake shore Z 500: ST Paul. Z $50:
| 10 ,referrnd / oooi Dsl,yvurn oni Urisrn
-. = o. NM Al - 80. I'ao. - con. NJ,
vlhhl, -'''', 'nnnn1 =, "' -, ,n,, "a, ~"
York central, 1.V'D, lu ~ Mili, 5,3uu NhhiNh.
| l5l6; Union Ptciilc. l,TuDi g., Is. ana quincy.
| ii,rs,,, G.rtr"i IN tianntbni ma ~ insrnh
| Gnt. ,io ,,r,f,.rrr,d / lnn' Ghi,.n,,n nnJ Alton
| t.V' ~. ploi' ti'us, ioi'' ,il".s' UNI lA,,ii.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-30

, Richmond. ~ cN. Norfolk
= NHr .tu 'lff. NrHN. NNW orleans.
s. State OF Nuginin, Cooper glasgow May ~. and
l. 100 90 pc
- SCOTIA Anderson. Rod May
=. Al.f|a. NH,haN. iuuIun.
- = e. knIrlt NlIeh. str Gcurfct0wn, d G.
- Saratoga, ~undier., Havana
- ilNlfftl " ,lN. luHiun.
- tt', " VI rift. nnds Vera Cruz.
= cole uiO-sit. Iufdir r. liu inmiro.
s. CITY ut liNusfu. Etlridfe. galveston.
shin Minui rcd. Abbott Dublin.
Va h FAIRY. JuIu~Iu Ltulun.
Bar i.iuuDH Htrtii. liamhurs
Nnfk llNtH'r HHHI.. Dyer. SHlua IA Grandc.
BI b tIurulu. GD .uiIuiiclt. ltnVrr.
Hrl- Mary Hihh-. Whittrinufe. seville.
Br- trif .irri Bn ku.Diu. Stufos
Brig lskflc W Niuifi. it--'.ft. hntuuZas.
e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-30

DEApwooD. OAK, May 2s--Col NJ. V. shcri-
dan OF Gen mai shcrdus sag. arrived here last even
ing lie comes for the uuu of selecting suitable luca
u, ior enc ulnpmcnts for the soldiers iW e route to
the ilius Three camps wil hr established, nn" ~ the
NicultN O Lear Euttc, rn uIlD, trum DrtdNuud; an
other he AisintV Of kniis civ forty miles distant,
and id on IA, Little Missouri river cishty on nucty
necnnu with the trunps NJ Fort Mckinney VIII AFFORD
suir,nt protection from the Indians Tor tae Black hiIs
tVMLa aud IOu.cs dulins Tie sV-.aeE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-30
The Yves, Point Anniversary.

PounaKErpsIE. May 20.--The annual hop Of
tnt IVES, Point cadets on June u, and diplomas
viii 10 awarded on June 10 The cadets VIII 20 INTO
The commission composed OF Gems schoncd, Terry,
a tiety VIII meet nj the Point time in June to re-.
open lie cAsc vi FiH John Portcr. large number q
* Confederate Generals Inc'uJlhs cen L'nsS"ee' "i'
Le LTetIt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-30

Ladies'. mi.srs'. gents. ami boys boots shoes and
ultrs ami tlc be. fr iu New Ntfh tu iy them Is 1t
MILLER a co. s. ~lp broadway,
Domestic Bulling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-30

Have you tried the perfection blend OF
Mocha and Java Coffee in elass arsf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-30

Rupture.-snrng trusscs 81 s2j elastic 50 80 go
Adjustable Pressure Truss Company, 13j Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-30

S3 Pearl Mixed Derby, s10Ot tFtna
Macknaw sUO worth So II New church It, up stars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-30

Neither drugged, iiquored, nor watered-Dr.
unucluIs pure iluin the CtOton Point Nicy ards
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-30

Is. III ella lnlid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-30

KNOWS summer White Hats
Fot gentlemen out to-day. ~ Broadway, and 9th av.
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TIC Oh HnU WNII-knOWn h0UrH OI y, NJ VON'
pcrthNui CO. establish" lNi1. Ia and III chatham
st. stl continues 10 keepthe largest aud hest Hssurnt
OF furniture carpets, bcddlns Ac aud to sell AT lower
prices and On easier terms than other huusr tie
trade. Weekly VI monthly paJ luenls taAen-Aas,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-30

itU Iil,-. ~ 't s-.tn sfNlt l'.'. "nl. a.
Is .1. 81. ..tf. rI. ..,tf-. l''. IS. t.a Ht. T..
o0nu .,vriln- l.i NnlR- - hto. r. go. II f'N'
ll.t '. $40 ~ 'n., -
-" sTHt. a. ROM t.tN" 1l,i {'ei
Poo. tHnl' aHI 3 - NhssrN - l.'r l|I"i, ~ pr
am huNla b.,i .H b ..Nh. % nuu'l 81 tinN- h''
.icl s.Ut A..n t' B ~ h'l-. '~ 'HHmN re-
PKUDI>T FOLKS NTl TX rKI'sT u,.'e
VILLA co. q ~l4irIF Do l+fNIir@ni T. s''i AM yoL
wal never be- tcr'Nrd. ter 'Hlr lN 49, i'ts.i't'
LADIES 90 nrMth. gtl'. i.rbe, h.,tng u.Ar,m,a
isil treatment . Speciality Nfi Dr liEtN lH-A NAN
ohlcr u lSst liN, Il rrmc'r, iusm"lol
THE STEAM CARPET ViENNIE.
T. VI NlEN At4, 80" iihdN, Sruu iut 'f.'i'a''
MEDICAL WONDEIs-UTAI'' Llrt AL
eAA ilv eVN."sIVI Z. ts !ah,s.u, lie ~! s.Fsul,N
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-05-02

She took it from his hand, and
he wa'ched her while she gaEed.
First came d look OF blank astort.
ishment, then one of doubt, aftefi
ward an expression of bewildef-
ment, aud finally one of inquiry, as
she raised her eyes 70, his faces
Are yon puasled?' be asked,
shilling. 'Well, I will explain.
That is a copy of my face, and I
arm your old lover, Justin Perry.
Five years ago I discovered my pa.
rents, and vas re christened by
them. But my new name and sta
ton have not changed my heart.
| still love Genie Thornton
And | still love Justin Perry,
them she said, after a moment Of
conflicting emotions.
You are very evidently con-
vinced, he replied, laughing snd
kissing her.
II is all SO strange, Justin
Hugh
But that don't prevent our mar.
rying and becoming happy
And it didn't.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-05-02
The wet, of Years

From out the loom of Time the years
Unroll fabric all must wear;
The woof of joy and warp of tears
Are spun by moving hopes and fears,
And pressed by weighty-rolling care.
Wha measure unto each is given -?
A span may gauge the greatest pats;
And vet the least from earth TO heaven
DO reach, as in the quiet even
Short prayers sent up from childrenis hearts
The web too quickly for MS all
Is wove, while pass the shuttles fleet;
And when the threads have ceased to fall,
Death throws it o'er us as our pail,
Or round our winding sheet.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-05-02
TINE
Fer RrOpsy.
CENTRAL FALLS, R. l., Oct. 1s, 1877.

:. CENTRAL. FALLS, r. l., Oct. 19, Is 7.
DR. H. r. STEvENs:-
1t is pleasure to give my testimony Tor yonr
va aIuab BILE medicine sick for long time with
Dropsy under the doctors He said it was
Water between the Heart and iver. received no
benefit until / commenced taking the Neget1ne; IN
fact: was growing worse have tried many rem
e1ies they did not help me. VEGET1NE is the med-
cine for Dropsy. began feel better after taking
a few boz Ties have taken thirty bottles in all
am perfectly weI nev felt betters No one feel
more thankful than do
am, dear sir, grateful Y yours,
II. WHEELER.
vEGEr1sE-when the Blood becomes Efeless and
stagnant, either from change of weather or3of CHI
mate of exercise irregular diet, or from any
ether cause, the EGETISE viii renew the blood,
carry off the putrid humors, cleanse the stomach,
regulate the bowels, and impart tone of vigor to
the whGle body
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-05-02
YEGEf ZINE
For kidney Complaint and Ner
VOGI~ Debility

IsLEsBoRo, Me- Dec. es, 1877.
Mr.. STEvENs!-
DEAR >-IR - had cough, for eighteen years,
when commenced taking the VEGErINE. 1 was
very low my system deb itated by disease.
had the Kidney omplaint, and was very nervous
cough bad, lungs sore: When mad taken ene bot
cough, and it strengthens r1e | am now able to do
my work. Never have found any thing like the
VEGETISE. | know it is every thing it is reeonl-
mended to be. Mrs ~. J. PEN DbETON.
vegetine is nourishing and strengthening; puri-
des the blood; ; regulates the ooITeis; duiets the
nervous system acts direc Iy upon the secretions
and arouses the whole system to action.
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PATTERSON & CO.,
NEW MILLINERY STORE +!

4X1 in informing the ladies of Winston,
sasem and surrounding country that she has
opened q
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sWhat a beautiful girl!'

w Hat DcdutlIil Rtfl
sAnd what an elegant rider i
Virginia Thornton heard the
words distinctly, and glancins care.
lessly around from her seat in the
saddle, she met the ardent looks of
admiration with which they were
accompanied. But not a tinge of
color stained the fairness of her
checks. The cool, se.f-possessed
expression Of her eyes did not alter.
The red, mobile lips exhibited at
that moment only pride and beauty,
betrayine nothing more.
proud as Lncifer!'
She heard that, too. Still her
face did not change Her dark eyes
merely glanced mp and then down
again. She rode out OF the city
with her companions, and, when
ainong the green city roads, gallop
ed off by herself. She knew the
act would be noticed, perhaps criti
cised, but she cid mot care. Sh.
was weary of the sound of the gay
laughter and the rattle of tongues.
She followed Ier own inclination
and escaped from them. Guiding
her horse upon the fresh, springy
turf, she made him strike into an
easy, even canter, and soon the rich
bloom broke through the cleaning
4 fairness of her checks. The weary
indifferent look faded out of hel
face land she looked glad and hap
ny as a delighted child.
i This is capital she said alotie
If er a while.
Are you tired, Vicg Well, take
me to the other side OF that ole
, fence, and then you may rest. One
two, three =
: well done, Miss Thorntonl Th'
, creature might as we'll have attempt
ed to shake off one OF his ears
She drew her painting, excite'
. eteed i'd sharply, and turne.! Ia th
direction OF tlfe voice. At sight Q
: a geltteitan sitting OF low ston
( wall with a riding-stick in bic hand