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Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07
Arizona Silver Belt.
FIaarsaay. NoveEober q Ie7s.
THE sHERIFF's MISTAKE.
rn1a.iaa.a Era.n sgr.l -

Iceatiesd froa sgret fegs.l
 of one of tbe fugitives. Another soldier supported the figure of the likely boy Some black shapes on the prairie marked the where abouts of the rest of the dozen troopers, and told al what cost the victory had been won.
 The boy himself. only held half upright by the soldiers strong alr was still alive. The bright moon light, shining on his handsome, girl- lsh face. lighted 1t to unearthly beauty h the struggle his coat had been torn off, and a broad, dark slowly spreading smear was visible on his coarse, gray shirt. lis breathing was hoarse and quick, q sure index to shot in the lungs.
 He's goin' '' said the Sheriff mopping the blood from a bad cni in the forehead with his sleeve Great snakes what q fight he made. 5
 Here's the pony, Sheriff. $
 One of the men led the pack pony, which during the entire light had been quietly grazing at a little dis tance of, up to the group. With a quick jerk he dragged of tue tattered blanket which covered the pack.
 There were a few camp utensils, some provisions and a bulging sort of double bag thrown over the fronts of the pannler. With an effort he pulled this of, but it's weight tore it from his hands, and 1t fell with a metallic crash. As 1t struck the earth its seams burst. The queer shaped sack was simply an old pair of pantaioo1s with the legs tied up, aud its contents rolled, jingling and sparkling, over the short grass cas- cade of mislted gold.
 Before the musical ring Of the precious metal had died away the group about the dead man and the wounded boy parted with an exclama- tion of startled surprise. The bey had suddenly struggled to his feet He stood swinging dizzily to and fro for an instant, and then snatehing a revolver from the belt of the amazed soldier whe stood beside him hred point blank at one Of his caQtors d. rectlv in front of him.
 The man fell dead, and his mur- derer, with the smoking pistol stiil in bis hand, tOttered forward a step and sank in heap on the corpse Of his companion, with his face upon his breast and one arm about his neck.
 
 Strange Well, however that may be so, for the strangest part is to come yet. Of course, you have sus- pec5ed all along that the handsome boy was woman Well, he wasn't and whatwas more, the pam, far from being the tram robbers. were a worthy Texan droyer and his son, who had sold out their beasts at North Platte and were on their way home with the money. They had eleven thousand dollars in coin with them, and probably fancied that our party were the robbers for whom we nlstook them. The boys had the laugh on the Sheriff for many a long day after. For once hls vauuted lcateness had failed him.
 What was done with him !? Why, great Scott! stranger, what do you suppose. <. Are we not all liable to make mistakes
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07
Mining Notice.
70 g1om t Kag cenesra

70 Wlon f Eag Coae.ra
 All pariies claiming any interest in that certain mining iOcaUon OF ,iaim kn0wn ss the EUREKA mining claim. silgiatcd in Globe Distract, Pinal county. Arizona. this is to Hotify y0H, that innccordance vita tbe provision of the miniEg net oI May lD. l6s., that in compliance vita tbe reeurenie is of said act. Nork aas been done on said mining claim for one year past back. enling on September g, sS.S. by Ine undersigned. Now, t.lerclofr, if Wltiiiu nifseiy days from tae first publication oi tfls nolicc, you do net eQne forward aAe pay !oar proper pr0por- t'on oi The cost o( said work. tle uAdrF- signed Niii ,isin foriel lt0re ol aii your right, line sad irt-reSl in aud f0 efcry portion oi ssid n1nns claim.
 W. '. kINGsBCEY
 Oetotcr 5, 1878 23-l3
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07

EThe foregoing, in part, is highly colored The pursuit and killing of the persons is true; they were hot father aud son, but two of the SIX men who robbed tbe Union Pacific Express Company's car at Dig Springs, Nebraska, in the summer of 1877, of $6O ,000 in gold coin. These two men were from San An tonic, Texas, and had ther share Of the money with them. They did not kill any Of tho Sherif's posse, and they would not have been harmed had not the elder of the two, while returning to the station with the posse, attempted to dIaw bis revolver with the remark, If NC must de, let us die like men, when they were both instantly killed. Another of the party was killed shortly afterward near Mexico, Mo, and another last June, at Round Rock, Texas Two of the party are still at large. About $25,00o of the money has been re- covered.-ED. BELT.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07

4 Gecrgla farmer bought 2 grand piano for his daughter. His house is small, and, 10 econ0mlze room. the lower part of the partition between.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07
EVERY DEsICACY

the market afonis, and no pains will he spared to make this Hotel a reputation sec ozd 70 noRe iu fhti Territory
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-07

the kitchen and the parlor was cut out, and the long end of the planoI stuck through Priscilla now SIS atI che keyboard, singilg Who will care for mother now and rhe mother rolls out doughnets on the other end of the piano in the kit hen <
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POLITICAL WAIFS.

ntucket Is nice place for Mr.. W. A
eier TO 70. The girls are Just as lonesome
Just as much enyeloped in mystery as he is.
y. HAYES will not visit Iowa this time. He
40 winter clothing with him. and the recep-
he wous a get there would probably freeze
to death.
Y. Hampton has returned to his own baili-
still ailing. He proposes, however, to pay
ttention to it, but just go ahead and stump
Jtate for the Democratic ticket.
eNew York Foe1ai77Q Post says that Roscoe
ding is a hopocrite, and We are afraid that
II be the greatest effort Of Conkling's life to
rove it-tChicago Tribune.
agressman Frank WEIGH died at Norfolk:
aska, on Wednesday night. He was elected
Republican to the Forty-Fifth congress
the State at large, receiving 10000 votes
aat 1926 for Joseph Holman, Democrat,
$3.50 for Marvin Warren. Greenback.
City Council of Chicago voted down q
osition to extend to the Fraudnlent presi.
convicted Of knowingly taking whai
ut belong to him, it is prudent to, give him
tie freedom as possible. New York Sun
& treatise on finance with which Hayes
sed the Minnesota farmers was faulty in
IL failed to men ion that he had already
h s75. 900 Of President Tiden's salary Pos
we may have mentioned this subject be,
but fact Of such significance must bt
sqnarely before the public gaze.-IWash-
IN Post.
Tennessee postmaster. who fears that hf
incurred the fatal displeasure Of the Post
or General by refusing to contribute TO tn.
ablican campaign fund, was interviewed
3ther day by q news paper reporter. Anf
fear the sword Of Damocles. do youf' salt
.eporter. Thunder, no! it's not the swo orc
ianocles-it's id old Keys AK that l.
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TO RENT.

Our old established stand with fixtures,
shelvings and gas complete. situated at the
corner of Royal and ST. Philip streets, in direct
communication by cars with Jackson and
pontchartrain railroads, and in Gloss proximity
to the French Market. An unusually good op-
portunity for any one desiring to open dry
goods store. Now under repairs, which will be
'c0nnleted on the fourteenth instant, when
store will be ready for delivery.
Apply at DAMAGE
No. 1S7 Canal street.
Also, the upper part oft rne-story brick build
ing. corner Royal and st. Philip streets, In
complete repair, with gas, oistern. bath rooms
and all modern improvements, to rent together
or separately at tenants option.
bnnly at DANZTGERS,
SEES On I'M No. 1877 Canal street.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

The following receipts are acknowledged:
A. stoddard, general agent, New York
Underwriters Agency, through We'll
shans Wood. agent. ...,...,. $500 90
Alfred Field & CO.. New York through A.
Olivier < Go ................,.......,. rs oo
The Hindale Doyle Granite Company.
3 G. M hs9N'' son New ~. 'l''V'f@ 70 90
Collections by Miss Anna Blassingame,
at Hampstead, Texas. through Ball,
kitchings 4 Co. Galveston, and Lou
isiana National Bank .-.,.--... 81 As
s. Q. scruggs, Natchitoches, La, through
DR.. 4, Duperter, New Iberia la. through
Collections BY Thomas Thornton. ESQ,
of Tidioute. Pa. through Grandin
Hon. Wm. ]. Read Mayor Or. .....,,.'.N 35l II
Citizens of GAINESVILLE. Ohio. through
First National Bank of that city, and
Third National Bank Of CINCINNATI 100 Il
Citizens Of West Brooktield, Mass,
through the Springfield Republican 80 81
From a friend, through the same: -. Of
Citizens Of Darien. Ga. through Hon.
James Walker Mayor. ;;.:....,,' -. 500 q
Citizens of Carlisle, Ky, through Jos.
H. Bath, steuben G unity, n. Y,;..3...... 81
Citizens of Ware, Mass" through VIM. 5. ,oo =,
through J. ?. Wilson. receiver, Bur ~ -
ohice ns'V Of the United States army sta
toned at McTherson Barracks, At
lanta G. .-...-.-...... t04 q
], D. Howell Bastrop. La, through Leh-
man, Abraham & Co-..--......-:..-.. 80 O
DR. W J. Hawkins, Ridgeway. n. c.,
through ". e. Anderson. president
Citizens National Bank Of Raleigh.
Alex. Moses, ESQ. New O leans. ........- Is o
St. .Peter's Church, DreTy99,yille, N, H ., =
| VIM. B. Grimes, treasurer, palacios.
Texas. through II. Damned & CO.. 100 0
/ Metropolitan National Bank, New York,
| through Citizens Bank Of Louisiana 200 0
Brenham ,tSreys, Of Brenham, Texas,
| J. E. Raght. ESQ, president National
| Bank OF Cleveland, Tenn. .:-....-...- 100
| CONGREGATION OF st John S 7. e. Church,
Canandaigua. \. Y. through Rev. J.
| II. Lee. rector. -.-.--'-..- a. u
| st. James ColOred Church. Shreveport.
through B. NJ. johnson. .-.. ........--. r
| st. Matthew Colored Church Shreveport,
through B. NJ. Johnson: ..,..-. -..--.. 2
Miss f. Mason. Brooklyn, through
| Henry Ginder .--,--.- -,-.-..--.-. )
Miss NJ. Wendell, Brooklyn through
| Henry Gintier- ..........,...,.......-.- 10 0
/ $. B. NEWMAN. Treasurer.
! New Orleans San+amhny 10. 1878, sell It
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The following contributions are acknowl-
edged. viz:
Rivers 4 Barrels, St. Charles Hotel......, 800 90
York Chamber of Commerce, com.
missioner Of yellow fever relief
fund, through ", F. Halsay ........... 1902 50
A. & M Heine Paris through II, Gally-s 2S0 90
Jas. &. NanuSeau, Chicago. Ill ........... 25 90
Employees slaughtor- House Beef Gan
ming Company through J. X, New
The following, through staufer, Mae
Wallace { Sons, New York, per U. T.
Rungcrford attorney. -.-.,.,.,. 100 %
Wiebrook Hlger Hardware Company,
Robt. Colgate 4 Co, New York,....-..,... 100 90
Collins & %. New York ..........-........ 400 90
Il f5ussi1E 4 Co.. NeHF eEFlz------.-- 100 90
Unstable Horse Nail Company through
Lamson I Goodwin Manufacturine Com
pany. per B. B. Yale, attorney. New
G. T, REYNOLDS l. Co.. New York,......... 50 90
Sargent { O., New York .->...-......... 50 90
nj. ". Robinson, New 4ork --.-.,..'.--.' 20 90
Bradley & Smith. New York. ..,-,.--.. Is 90
Fuller Bros, 4 %. mails. New York .-... Is 90
Campbell & Thayer. New York -..-..,.-.- 25 90
Horace Durive & Co.. New York -.-....,,. Is 90
| Dickson Van Dusen 4 Co, New York $500 p 90
Howard Morse New York ........-... 25 90
Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Com
| F 4 Y. Clatsworthy. New, York -.-...-,.. . 90
| Jno. J, Tower, New York-.--.........-.> 25 90
| Spencer, ( Underhill New York, ;...,-.. 25 90
| Citizens Savings Bank J. l.. Guherna-
/ New Orleans Savings Bank. .--........- 81 90
M, I, Ross ( Co. Chic. 4go, Ill, through
| c. Il. Lawrence i Co, two frkins
| Sun Mutual Insurance Company. Is 90
| J. ". NADER.
| sell 1t Secretary and Comm iSsaTy.
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Young Mems Christian As>o

edistrieted the city as follows, to whom
cants in said district may apply, or to
S. No SS Camp street:
Ohm Ueber, residence SIS North Rampant
acks to Lafayette Avenue.
/ A, Cambias, residence sos DauphIne-
Fette Avenue to Eiysian Fields.
tev f. 0, koelle, residence corner Clai-
and Bernard Ayenue-EIyslan Fields 10
Sr. 6. g. Lyon, 10 Observation-Disclosures to
ms, from Claiborne to river, ,
lev. Il, @. koelle. residence corner North
orne and Bernard Acknowledgements 70
Us, from Claiborne to the swamp. 49,,
+. RAYMOND, 16S Canal: VIM: Steele. 2o6
MA: u. G. Turner, 215 St. Charleston
to Canal, from river to the swamp.
J. r.. Q. Brown, g. Carondelet-oanai to
-as, from Basin to the river.
. W. Young. $50 Annunciadon-Canal 10
.as. from Basig to Claiborne,
s. Terry. $50 Jackson-Canal to poydras,
Claiborne to the swamp. mr. w.,
Il. c. Raymond 1853 Carondelet: 5. III, Ter
Pnydras to Delord, from Ran1part 10 the
n. Gardner. 40 Union; Geo. B. Calder
Observation-Disclosures to Detord. from Ram
SJ. Young. bo7 Camp; Wm. McWhan, 4S'
nciation-DeIord to Thalia. from the river
We \. q. Mitchell. &22 Clio, near Howard-De-
b Thalta. from Camp to. swamp. ,x.r.-
H.. ii. ltWy6 Np0 Nktk. ~ 49, -
7tania-Thalia to Felicity, from river TO 81
3eo. H. Raymond. 100 peydras; j. ?: Bald
v50 Union-Thalia to Felicity from 81
les to swamp. v~,,,:o
4Charles: T. n, Norman, Magazine, neaI
Sadrew-Jackson to Felicity, from 81
rhos. F. Walker. s47 Josephine-Felicity t
Jon, from St. Charles to swamp; -
+, III. Pagaud. Jr., 242 Ph1lIp' y. :
CO, 3SS decentralization TO SECOND
fSt. Charles to swamp.
A. Mclean. Asst Ranpart-Ja ckson K
Sd. from St. Charles to river.
e. Y. Hitch, 122 phnip-Washington tx
ST. from s.. Charles 10 river.
T. G. Shepard, Carondelet, near Philip
Nngton to Second, from St Charles to
anR. *. billiard, $40 Dryades-Vashine.
ttToladano. from st. Charles to swamp,
p ". Diendorf, $685. Tchoupitoulas-
Wngeon to Toledano, from st. Charles K
H, Disoue. 1882 Observation-Disclosures
dso Nanoleon Avenue. from river to swamI
:. l.. Mitchell. Delachaise,, between Cami
arytania; John .. Rowland. conserving
pId prytania-Napoleon Avenue 70 Joseph
frtiyer to swamp.
.apt. B. T. Walshe. ST. Charles, corne
e-Joseph to Carrollton, from river L
sses. 7. Bowers Carrollton. La.-Carroll
2ev. j. M. Beard, Aleiers; J. Fowler. Al
g - SELL I5t
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spect for the administration nearly sup
sed the cry Of agony that threatened to
b when it was announced that Mr. Webb
.aves would we'd Miss Hannah Boggs,
In + "a a Fremont, Ohio, saw mill man;
was week ago. Now the country will
adj to learn that not only does Webb G. pro
to struggle along without wife, but
there is no such person as Miss Hannah
~ with a cross-cut saw in her family
:of-arms. She proves to be an air-drawn
Tlre Of the brain, and the plain, unembel-
d fact about Webb G. is that he has been
ing potato bugs all summer in good Old
q Buchard's pOtato-patch.
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minister was riding through a section Of
State Of South Carolina, where custom
ade inn-keepers to take pay from the
~ who staid with them. The minister
1estion took supper without prayer, and
breakfast without prayer or grace and
about to take his departure when mime
n a clergyman THAT may be- re-
ded Boniface, "hut you came here,
sed like a sinner, and ate and drank like
ner, and slept like a sinner, and now, sir,
shall nay like a sinner
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THAT do the sailors do with so much lum-
papa?" asked a six year old citizen last
ing. And when the old gentleman looked
Gus the youngster explained that a sea-
always gets aboard before he sails
"a Observer
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
nf fFte EH@FfaVs Conn e

Regular Neetang of the ParzsEs Conn
1nttee Of the Democratic Conservative party
will be held ct No. Is Exchange PLACE THIS
"Wednesday EVENING al, : O'Clock. busin S.
the comn1itteA B. ONORATo. President.
j. O. Flynn. Assis' ant Secretary. sell 1t
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Wants n Reply.

[Williamsport Pa Banner.l
!, pause for reply, we pause long for re-
because what the people Of Lycoming
ty would like TO comprehend Is how the
1blfcan party can be honest in nominating
Democrat and FIVE G eenhackers and put
them all on an anti Greenback platform.
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lew Duluth (Minn9 ordinance gives the
Il warning that ''any COW of either sex
after sporting bell or ringing the same
in said limits shall, upon conviction
aof, be subject to fine OF imprisonment, or
AT The discretion Of the court
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low much was this butter, did you say y
enteen cents. sir where on earth have
other two gone? I can only smell tif-
.''-fSyraeuse Times.
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Washington Avenue Drug Store,
Corner Magazine and Washington sta.
NEW ORLEANS,
Constantly receiving fresh supplies Of pure
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Patent Medicines,
Combs Of all kinds, Brushes, Soaps, Perfumery,
maTgin. Coral Tooth Paste, Recommended BY
ali Who use it as very superior dentriflce. It
beauties the teeth to fine peaalEl-lke orna
Powder, for Identifying and preserving, the
skin. The best thing for prickl7 heat and oil
summer eruptions. Presentations put Up night
and day, r. J. MA1NE9RA, IA; =,
Druggist. Pharmaeeutist and Practical Chemist,
ia2S GTnH1N
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res,'' said an Irish gentleman at Long
1ch, ? that lady is very disagreeable at
J. II lived in the same house with her
would be the only one in y, can tell you.
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N0sfCe-The GeaSh OF MF. Anabs gAtteM
will cause no interruption IN orr b4siness
per pro- o o4s1s P fAiFhS w.
New Orleans, September IL. 1875 sell
The steamer Frank pargeud win re-
sumo her trips III the New Orleans, Greenville
and Bend trade on THURSDAY, SeplemOef, ~
1875 seI0n
Volunteer Physicians Wanted to SO to
Holly Springs and Grpenville, Miesissippi Ap-
ptyto Howard Association, No. IS Camp street,
between a. NJ. and .. m SCI
Branch Repository state National Bank,
corner Royal and Cont streets-Until further
notice this Bank will remain open until 4
o'clock 2. m. each day, and will not reopen dur
Lac '''' tCljHAs. L. c. DupUY, Cashier.
New Orleans September 3. 1878. se4 I'M
yellow Fever cam be prevented by the
Medicated EapOr Bath. It thoroughly purities
the system by Withdrawing all poisonous mat
ters thus. preventing conn1tagon: rms lapor
| ing Yellow Fever from the system, is Obtained
| by an apparatus recently patented for the pro-
cost Of the heat reouired-about FIVE cents. Il
can be moved from room to room and man
aged by a child with no danger in the, operation.
| No family can have the Yellow Feverif its nom
| bers use it, and II has never been known to fall
| in draining the poison from the system when
used on. a Yellow Fever patient. It has proved
House. in Graduating Rheumati sm, Asthma,
Catarrh Skin Diseases, Dyspepsia, and all Ner-
| yous and DebiIltating MaiadIes,
! The entire apparatus for Turkish and Napor
Baths. including case Of medicinal agents for
! the production of six different Med5cdted Napor
| Baths, $40. We will send, carriage paid, on re-
ceIpt Of price or G. 0. D. by express charges to
be paid by purchaser, Pamphlet OF testimo-
LUBINS PORTABLE TURKISH BATH
| COMPANY, So East Fourth street, Cincinnati
| Ohio. aus I'M
shippers and sellers of Cotton seed are
hereby notified that on and after the first OF Sep
tember. 1878, the price for good sound new cotton
seed shipped to this association will be $40 pei
! ton delivered here
| Respectfully, -
au20 I'M
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title Thieves tn be Provided For.
Sherman:

/ Sherman:
II forgot to gay to you when I left that II
5, they are to be promptly provided for In
interest of civil service reform.
r. BTRCHARD HAYES,
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requires great moral strength and tenac:
# purpose to enable a man to sleep till
ie morning, when an industrious fly has
led that he had better get up at 30.
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En0n't want the InaCcfin1ated.

IWen NNlS ANdIHNENE,I
,dical Director R.W. Mitchell wants no more
sicians or nurses not aoclimated sent here,
soon sicken and become a burden. Six
ing physicians are Ill at the Howard In
ary
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SPECIAL NOT ICES

Nosfce-The death OF viz. Amos Patten
will cause no interruption in orr business.
per pro. AMOS PATTEN x co,
CHAS. PALFkEY.
Narr Orlaans SentanahaI Ii la1S. sell
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corner Royal and Cont streets-Until further
notice this Bank will remain open until A
o'clock .. m. each day, and will not reopen dur
ing the evening. ,x,r~x~
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New Orleans Santambnr 10 1878 sell It
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The steamer Frank pargoud VIII res
sume her trips III the New Orleans, Greenville
and Bend trade on THURSDAY, September, 10,
1878. Sel0b1
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We have a superior lot of TREASURY BLOT.
| TING PAPER which we can sell at low figure
Lithographed, Printed or Plain,
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volunteer Physicians Wanted To 60 to
Holly Springs and Greenville, Mississippi Ap
ply to Howard Association, No. IS Camp street
between s a. m. and 3 D. m. se5
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-02
new RICH BLOOD!

PARSONS PURGNrIVE PILLS make now rich
olood ana Will omplrtely ch .ngc the blood in
the entire system In three months. Any per-
son who Will take one pin each night from
one 10 twelve weeks NAV be restored to sound
mail for eight letter stamps. l. S. JOHNSON
CO., Bangor, Maino.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-02
VEGETINE
For DroPSy-
L Never Shall Forget the First
Dose.
PROVIDENCE.


MH. II. Il. SrEvENS -
Dear Sir-l nave Dtan 4 great sufferer from
DiopW. | WAS cOn.ln Il 70 my h)u,c more
INA "a year. Six months Of the time ! wlS
entirely helpless was OBI! cl u have Two
lncn hrlp me In AMI 0ut OF Dtl. | was swollen
hihrtc'n inches larGr tin IN my natural size
nfou,tl my w list. StliIttcu all Il m IN could
ana live. tried all remedies FOR DrOpSy. |
hld three different doctors Ny friends all
expected would die, mIny nights | was cX-
pectcd TO dic ID lore morning. Nt last Ncgetnc
was sent me by a friend. | never shall forget
the lirSt dose. could realize iJi god effects
IRON day to day was getting better After
had taken some five Or SIX bottles could sleep
quite Wei ut nights. I .sln to gain now
quite 1aSt After taking some ten bottles,
could walk from one part OF my room TO the
othtI. My appetite WAS good the urOpSy had
nt ms time dlSappcaled. | kept taking the
|c%ctnc until rc!siincii my Usual health.
nc;llu or great IN my cures by using Nrgctimc
after got out anu was able to attcnd to my
work. am carpenter and builder. | viii
alSoSav IL has cured an aunt OF my wlfc'S OF
Neuralgia, who had suffered for more than
twenty years. She says she has not had any
NcufalSto FOR eight months. ! have given It,
70 one OF my tnild!cn for Cankcr ltumOr. |
nave no doubt In my mind IL will cure any hu-
NOR IL i Il great clean ser OF the blood it Is
safe o give child will roc ,nmenu It. to the
word. My father Is eighty years nj !, and he
says there Is noihtng like It. /, Give S;itnC,h
and liic to an aged person. cInuot be 100
thankful Tor the use OF 1t. lam,
Very gratefully yours.
John q NOTTAGE