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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

.aked Indian Pudding.-Four
eeg1N one quart of sweet. milk; five
large Ssspoonfuls of Indian meal;
nutmeg NJ sugar to the taste.
DOH tue miiEspd scald the Indian
meal IN 1t, then ~ it cool before adj.
ding the eggs. Bake three quarters
OF an hour. Eat with butter or
sweet sauce.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

Sheep. should have dry quarters.
Dry cold is better for them than
warm, wet weather. Avoid close,
damp, lll-vcntilatcd Easements; also
he careful not to use SO much straw
for bedding III the sheds and yards
that the manure will icrment under
the sheep. Nothing can be worse.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
CumberlnLI PRESBYTERIAN.

REV. +. +. LEACH breaches at shiloh
Second sabbath in each month and satut'
day hciorc-At Salem Church, Third SAD
bath III each month and Saturday before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
Take Special Notice.

I DO NOT WISH TO HAVE TO "SI'E"
L any one: but If those who are published
a. delinquent to the late HOMER IIIAD Of
hcc-and all others indebted to me on old
scorcs-do not in some way settle up right
soon, shall have TO "try what virtue there
is III stones And il may be found that
am not yet so far gone rs TO be swindled
with impunity by every one mean enough
to attempt it.
w. JASPER BLACKBURN.
July 81, ISIS. JO:3t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
WILL. \. SlRONG,
secretary OF STATE.
ACT 80. ~, Il. =. OF ~.
~ NlII.I. on.

tnhlI>hcd AT the city of Baton Rouge 81 At
the ,Ii, oi NV Orleans. ~ the majority of
fh,. ,utrI- of the STATE NAV determine. p
the neat ensuing election. thn>,. voting Ia
ln,It,. the state rIlntal al Baton kuu.,
shall iulnt,. ou III, IA tickets. "Fur STATE
ClDitil, Baton Rouge" tlu,,. voting tu To-
rIi, the ,.-rtrttal at New Orlrait~ shall in
,lur,,. ON their Tickets. For state Cduital,
New Orleans"
iStrik, ont alti,l.. one hundred and thir-
ty-onrl
.,rr =, =, - ,t.i.
80 ~
~ NIB i"".
REPRESENTATIVE, shall h. chosen ou the
fr>; Tuesday after the first Monday in No
Nrubrr. every two wears. and the election
shall hr ronplrtrd m one ,lay. The Gene
ri Assembly shall meet ON the first Mon.
day in January. l-1g. and birnilally there.
.,itrr. ON the iii-r Monday in January. IN.
less "A different dlv hr appointed hv law.
and their SESSION, shall br held at th, seat
of government.
l~'rIkr ont article. seventeenth
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hI, shall NOT have pov.r tn E.,y in ;iu,
ou, wear for all state purrn>r, more than
ON. u.r ccutum taxation. NOR shall any col
lection of more than one. n,r ccutum taxa.
tiru la tu,,I,. IN am, nu,. wear az, The ,,t,I,l
cash ,nluc of allIral and 3. r>ol.l prnr,ri,
liable 1" taxation, except "a 't~' OF a tor
rlgn INVASION, or domestic ln>nrrccti"n.
ana "a That event any additional taxation
ii..' ~.
ton Thr city of New orleans Shall NOT
lev, or collect in ANY one year more than
one and uu,-half ucr r,utum taxation ON
th. actual cash value at III the real and
personal property lhhI" I" TAXATION within
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ne General Assembly SHALL not haN' power
!" ',>'' any n"h' OF lH'"Sr me i''i" 81 'h'
N'''' '"i any pun post non NI''Ii IL '"ih'li/'
any r''l,h" ln"''' 'l'l r"iP"l'ti"n I" t'>nr
any "'''i "i l'''' any h',H; P'""'' mat
ms >'I'II h"' In"lIhll IN" i>>u" ct new
h"n"> ia evening" i"I "id h"l'd> Wh'i' The
"'"' 60! rate "I interest i mot 'h'l'l-'d.
NUNEIE inIE.
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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
Primitive Baptist.

Rev. NJ. c. PARKER breaches at Leo..
non, LIST Sabbath of each month-At ne.
Ramah, ID Sabbath of EACH month-A' NJ
Paron, 4th Sabbath of each month ana S''
urday before.
REV. II. b. HOWARD breaches at An
tioch 4th Sabbath of each month.
REV. I. j. FOSTER breaches at sum
meriicld, LIST Sabbath in each month
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
Claiborne Circuit Methodist Protestal
Church.
Presbyterian.

Rev. J. +. DAVIDSON breaches at no
mrr. LIT and 81 Sabbaths of each month
At Mindc.., ID Sabbath of each month
At Athens. 9Th Sabbath of each month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
Town Of Homer:
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Homer Circuit-N. +. Church South
REV. j. \. PARKER, PAsIoR.

Tulip Church First sunday in each
month. AT II u'cl'k. IN. luner-Secoad
and Fourth sundays III each month, ct II
u',lk. IN. and Fourth sundays al 8 N.
Aril"na-luird sunday, at IL In, and
u IN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
Board of school Directors.

W. j. LESLIE, Prcst.,
IN =. Y. WEBB. Srcy.,
DE J. f.. NEAnORS. JOHN COOK.
Con. T. :. lul NJ, GEORGE DAYS
H. I. EIDliE1 TER. Bob TARkIN 0'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

All the above arr tor subscription t. the
paper. The following items ate al>u IN
paid:
Sncr' sion Of y + Enlow, publishing
final account, So ~
Julia \ tnrry, publishing Judgment
r - her husband. - on
Macy Mcck-. publishing Lost or Nj
Land. , uu
Nancy Edwards, admin Succession Of
" - Knox. rnhit-lu. nuIl acct. l. uu
Alphic Tllun, ruhl-hir. Judgment
', her husband. - ~
Iho> i lli-htnUcr admir- Succession
"t Thn> llt.htnWrr. publishing H.
nal account. L. ud
\ u L"~u,ur printing hard-hill. aud
advertising, II To
William kimhcll, note, ~
Ih'>i' arruuut> may l,' found At ihr oihr,
ui the tINIHnENT CT \IupIN\. with some
ui," Iut hori''d /" rcr.i,, the MONT, aud
receipt tut the ~iur. They are thus pa.
II~h,d. hv,I"~"i :. Thought ~nur may have
forgotten, or thuu .ht them paid They are
of course subject To- any legitimate colrrc-
il"u aud explanation. have not the alll.
IlN H. hunt mp or look after the partl,~ |
am still considered alive. whether fuItu-
uLtrlN or unfortunately: and wlulr | am
permitted tn "hrclthr the vital ait. shall
need some physical >ust,uaurr; but whrth.
ct he dead rr ali,,. There are and will hr
those entitled inail that may br Justly due
nr-whrth,r thp,' "i ,,t own huu>,huld
81 th"~" to whom lmat myself Ice Justly
ind, ht,d.
Either T. u. HulI~"N orn.y son l.. Br.
EnN litN'tEt ~ VII 1ti,Id tn the settle
mont aud adjustment of AMY ul ihc>cc claims.
W. JASPER i.ACkBURN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
THIS GIN

Has been in u,r for the past five Seasons
and several recent Improvements have been
added II ohvidtc> all friction at the ends
of Ia" cotton h"A prevents thu roll h"m
breaking and gives "a IGrq,r lHH of Lint
from H.. Sam, imoHpi nf >',d ibJt any nih,r
GiH ~ T.r. The R"N"lN my Head liShtcn>
the diait and cIG>rs the gin to run faster
with less driving powell thus DOING great
deal more work within M" ~ainr time,
while ccun"inYIng steam ur animal power.
than any other gin. Ih" sized being .iuucd
very clu>c the length of the staple j. ia
creased. rro,lu, my cation on tins account
of u greater market value. This improved
Nalur- given by length of staple. with cN-
ira production of lint, added tn Increased
amount of work dGnr--mnrr than cover,
the cost of the gin ~ every Ia" halr- giuurd.
Testimonials srut by mail on application.
:. !. GINp>IN n BEn., Homer La,
Agents Revolving Head Cotton Gin.
Jnly "a, -. 5n:Gm
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

The Rural New Yorker gives the
following recipe Tor removing
frcckles: One ounce each of lemon
Jnice, boraX, and rose.watcr, mixed.
Rub on at night, and in the morn.
ing battle with soft water; no hard
water should ever he used, if YOU
value the complexion.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

EvapOratOrs, Pans, Sugar Kettie..
Sheet Copper, Galvanized Sheet Iron, Straw
Cutters, Cider Mills, Fangit Decring Horse
Powers, and Hardware in general, for sale
by CONWAY Il BUCKELEW,
s!'3m Shreveport, La.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
Beef. Pork and Mutton.

| GIVE NOTICE NOW, THAT FROM
tins date until further nutirr " N have
meat at tie market house III Homer every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Ny At will Ice of the best quality. nirrl,
dressed aud - cheap rs can he sold in this
market. VIII open regularly three tirnc-
week with the hcginning of the season.
THOMAS ID. KINDER.
May :, lS7S. 3-:-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

An exchange tells about a Texas
editor now travelling with Barnum's
show, and says: He carries 3. bul.
let's in his body, ll6 bowie knife
scars, has one eye gone, one ear bit
of, his nose twisted around into
his left cheek. all his teeth Knocked
out and his skull trcpanncd. At
the time OF his leaving Texas hc
was the veteran editor of the State
press.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
POST OFFICE.
Arrivals and Departures of Mails.
l~ch,dulc limc.)

The Western mail aIiil", dallyIt lupm.
and leaves iol the Last At To- p IN.
III, Eastern mail arrives daily at :. a M.
and leaves i"r Tho West ~ > a m.
HpH, and IufmyriHc.
Arrives Tuesday aud Friday, at II IN
lIrpIrf. :, "a, 49,.
Homer ami HdyrrriHc.
Arrives Tuesday, ut Gpm
Departs 1t u a III
Homor and >p,orsriH,.
Arrives saturday. at II m
Departs Wednesday, at l. IN
Homer and VI Lebanon.
Arrives saturday, AT Il IN
Departs, at y III
Homer and GordJR.
Arrives Saturday. at IL IN
Departs At III
The eastern and western mails close at
sundown; other mails half an hour before
departure.
Parties calling for advertised letters will
say "advcrt~rd.'
Money Order hours from \. M.to4r.M.
Post Oifirc closes on sunday. nj 10 AN.
ID. W. HARRIS. Z. NJ
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
Christian.

Christian.
Rev. f. NJ. NORTHUM breaches At "
ion Grove, six miles north Of Homer. IN 'n y,
Minden and Eldorado road, Sd Sabbdth 'i
each month and Saturday before.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
NORTH OUISIANA STAGE GO.

ID ATE or FARE AND FREIGHT uu the
IL N"lth Ii. stag, 60. from Homer. la.
after judy l>i. -:
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28

BUTTER POT PIE.--Pour a quart
of water into kettle; put III half II
pound of butter, Il little salt and
pepper; make crust of butter milk.
little sour cream, and salcratuS
enough to swcctcn II; roll ont and
cut into biscuit; drop one by one
into the boiling gravy and do not
remove the cover for half.and hour,
when it will be done. Keep it boil
ing, but not too hard, or it will he
too heavy.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
state Officers:
Supreme Court:

''uFr tfiV VUUTVs
Chief Justice, L. G.. Mly,,,.
Associates, w. r. pr,1
-. 4. DEBLlyc
" w. u. SPENCE
X. H. MARI
United States Senator, Ii. NJ SPOFPopn
- -, - j. h. EUsTls
Representative, 9Th Dis, J. Z. LEOyiph
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
JOSEPH Is. WOLFE 4 co.,
Cotton Factors,

% CnrOndcIrt 81, New OrIchhN, Ia.
ENERAL AGENTS for DANIEL PEt1Is
" IMPROVED "Rcyol,ing Head" cor
los GIN. patented July H., i-7j. Pric" re
duccd To = ~ per saw.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-28
The Latest Southern Sensation.

\ special to the Globe Democrat
from Charlotte, y. c., August 10Th,
SAWS: The latest sensation is a hor
riblc tragedy which occurred yes.
terday in Rutherford county, y. g..
i'm which the Rev. DR.. Wade Hill,
u prominent Baptist minister, shot
his son in law. Major Andrew Scrog
gins. The News has just reached
the city to night, and causes intense
excitement, where both of the par
ties are well known and popular
1t appears that Major Scrogglns
took the liberty of slapping DR..
Hills youngest daughter, and the
Doctor, hearing of it, grew very
angry, and went tu his son IN law
to demand an explanation. MAJOR
Scroggins said he acted on the spur
of the moment, but the reverend
gentleman said that would not do
and smackcd Scroggins in the face.
The two gentlemen had it rough
and tumble, the Doctor coming ont
best. Scroggins went home much
enraged aud sent II challenge To his
iathcrin law, which the said father
in law promptly declined. The dis
graced son in law told his irlcnd,
that he would get even with the
man, even if he had To poison him.
lie armed himself to the teeth,
ready to slly him at first sight.
The Doctor also armed himself 50
rs to he prepared in IN emergency.
Yesterday the two men met on
the road near DR.. Hills house.
They were on horseback, and after
passing a few words, they both de.
lberatrly drew pistols. Scroggins
asked ".Arc you ready" The Doe
tor replied. "lrS." Then ScrogginS
fired two shots in rapid succession,
neither taking effect. The Doctor
fired one sirot, killing his antago.
mist instantly. He then went to
the sheriff and gave himself mp.
Scroggins' friends carried the re-.
mains home for burial, aud are high.
~ indignant against the Doctor,
though the public Justify him, say.
ing he acted in self defense.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24
A Tooth for n Tooth.

Last April man named Roberts, who
went out to the Hills from Delaware,
was captured by the Indians near Dead
wood. When they had robbed him of
everything except shirt and pants, six or
seven red skins were in favor of turning
; him loose and letting him go back to
the city. The seventh Indian protested
against this action, and when he had to
submit to the majority, he struck Rob-
srts In the mouth with the head of his
tomahawk, smashing out several teeth,
and iniicting other injuries. Roberts
took u good look at the warrior, and as
even if be had TO stay out there until
Darwin turned back into baboon.
The mills of the gods grind tor the
savageS as we'll as for the white men.
Roberts and others have a camp about
two miles from Deadwood. Indian beg
CARS and loafers come into all camps al
most daily, and the other day the old
top-knot who played smash with the
Delaware mans teeth, entered the camp
and wanted to trade lot OF fresh ven
iSon for the bar-lead Roberts identified
him in an instant, and the ven'son and
the savage were ierked at one and the
same time.
All the men IN the camp knew how
Roberts had been served. and when he
had the right man in his grasp, there
was no enc TO plead the other side of
the case. The Indian was staked down
on the grass as "a first move. He rec
ognized Roberts, and realizing that the
hour of reck oning had come, he wbined
like dog. He offered rifle, knife ana
all else TO settle the dentistry business,
but the miner couldn't have been bought
off for $4,000. When he got ready be
went TO work with The red mans toma-
hawk and deliberately knocked out eve
~ tooth he conld get at, and he didn't
miss great many. The Indian had no
more grit than boy, bat yelled like a
regiment of cavalry going into fight.
A tooth for = tooth was rot enough for
Roberts, and he cody sliced of his vic
tins ears, working slowly and doing a
tirst-rate Job. Then he sbeared the
warrior s,top-knot and turned him loose
to find his friends and receive their
praises on bis early assumption of fall
styles. The wretch didn't wait second
after being told TO go-didn't even ask
for his ears as pocket pieces. Roberts
had them pinned up as relies, with bag
full of teeth above them, ana To strang-
ers he explains "Thc burned Injun
who picks my moiars with his Thomas
hawk wants to leave the country on the
very first train or he'll wish he he'd
been born q buzzard "
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24
SICK Headache.

Sick headache almost always depends
upon ST ill-condition OF the stomach
from oyer-eating. and may be promptly
relieved by drinking tezcup Of water,
a little warm, every five minutes, until
the stomach is so full that feather or
finger 10 the throat will give an effectaal
discharge OF ali the stomach contains.
II it Is simply nervous affection, 80
with the feet IN hot water for fifteen
minutes. The good effects are some
times increased If some carbonate OF
soda is put into the water, one ounce
to two gallons. The philosophy OF the
action Of the water is that IL draws the
excess ofbIood, which opresses tie III
terror organs, 20 the snrface.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24
Holy Matrimony.

Archbishop Cullen was making his
periodical tour of inspection in the Dub
lin Sunday "kate Mallory,
said he to an inteiligent-looking girl,
"explain the meaning Of the sacrament
of holy matrimony.' a pause. AT last
Kate replied, "Please, yer honor, it's
purgatory." 600 TO the bottom Of the
class, you ignorant, cried out the local
clergyman, very much ashamed OF his
pupil. But the Archbishop stopped.
him. "Not 80 fast, Father Pairick-not
so fast. The lass may be righ, after all
What do ron or know about il p
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24
Tirp for January.

oath to 26th, clear or fair and colder
Goth to 30th warmer, clouding, threaten.
ing weather, with heavy rains and snow
falls in places. 30th to els; clear or iair
and colder.
The coolest and comparatively colder
days will be about the lst, 9th, 18th,
10Th, 81 and 18th. The warmer or com
paratively warmer days will be about
the 5th, llth, 18th, 22nd, and 2Sth.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24

Mr. III II. NITvEys.
In l572 yoaT FEGETISE was gecomfnen i~d g. ma; and
yielding 10 the par-Jis3us u lsf..t csu-s tel q
try u II the tinr sufeTtug frsssl general 80
billy and nervous Hr0Htrtlpp su.a ..if4f f user
work and ire guitar habits l. W.e Ft' .tt.. q.
ching and erpr alive pr0pe-tles secu8.tt if. r,
bilitNci AZ stem from The Brst o.. ..t
persistent USE ! rapit,y recovered ,
usual health and gYod Feeling
hesitafcd 20 gige NECFrIyf my u .. a.....t.
dyT5eHIsnt AZ being safe, SURE s IS trssprIu! a-.
promoting health and restoring i- wasted -v- ION
% new liic and energy fEGTTISE y the only nssii-
cine use, and a. on hs ilyr never expect t. end
q better
Yours truly. " n CLARK
IL M1nferav .fre,f ahanH. Irnn-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24
VEGETINE.

linz following letter from Rev G. " Mansfield
Formerly pastor ~ the Methodist Episcopal ChuTcs.
Hyde Park, aHf AZ prcsruf settled 50 lowell mus
convince every who rclfs his letter 81 the won
drTiul curative qaaits- pf NEGETINE ;hgrgu IN
cleanser and purGeT % The blood
HTnE fsRK Mas ,Ieh. 5.i liza
DER >.r About tfn years ago NJ health failed
through the cepistin Effects % GyspeTsia, nearly
year later va hff4r&f bF Tp d. efsrin IL worst
i'fin i se'ilei 20 ms ha9S, anf took ibe form of =
ia gathering had two surgical oprrHsigas ~ the
bf-t skti iH Zoe STATE but received 40 permanent
cure. rsf"roH greet Pain af fnles. nuf rgn-
sianiiy Eetse1ed ~ pFgiase discharge slss lot
email pifeta - bone % different trnea
Matters ran thu aionf seven ys-ass tu MAJ
l-li. wnen fFlf1d recommended ~ 10 70 u youy
Once, and iaik niih ron 81 toe yrfge II VrGrTfsr
aA -, a11 b} Jenr kiEdness Dassssi thrgssa yosr
fnanuiae'oTF. noting tbe ingredients a. bY vhi-A
yoar ay = effsigeal
- = '.ai =aw anil hear gasea s0ns ronfdrnes
To tfGrrIwN
Ioousraaacs4 taking e ssau after. isat fla worse
from its eGecif sfil perssversi and sosa felt 4
was beneatlag IN ofhpr resF.e~ts Yet shg Mt
eee tAc results desired tili hal tzksg falfhfa
me back 49, egrsd. AMI iYf airs maths ! hsrs
erlrTfft tae Deal g aezlta
] hays 10 thsf f.gas gained turntr-fvs r-suads q
hesh. Being hsas ~ thsa ever sfFs my life ssS
= - neFsr more afie - uerfafnl labor thsn aow
DurlnT ihs lsgst fas Tseks TAI srrSfsloss swell
- - large as HF - sabrr o. A1gthsr gzEf 81 ruy
took EFs.rrlFE fsafhsglIr ana X fsa1svsd 4 lsrs
VIA ths sgflscs sa H5sarh. ;hisk shoais aGr.
ban cursfi q Tuf nzfs ffssisin sssssr n hzd fa1s
izrs.- ap@es after haFiaE tecafaf accus,rssd 70
eGscfs
1t yoar gzf~sas treaf'sl vrfh s-rssals IL Itfn4v
disease UNDERLINED fta' 90 izkss sz1rs ckrsnk
iissasssi ana, e f,sg w patiently take nsxrfsE *
VI .s ~ is1s'E,ss' eurs ti's1n-
Arh grsGf oiisxEfisssa an
" R1xsrrrLn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24
Coll

nnv nGreat chans. D. mEke money. n yoa
nVIIlJcan't get gold you can get greeHbseks.
Va need n person IN ever town "a take
subscrutious for the largest cheapest and hest ila.
frafed family publication In the world Anv
become a successful agent I hr most elegant works
art given freB ~ subscriber Inc price ;. 80 los
thai almost ever body subsrrbrs One agent reports
making over - - In week 4 lady sgrnt TsloFf-
taking over lrS Subscribers ~ Ten days. All vito
gage make money fast. You devote all Your { me
10 the business or only your sPsrr time f3n need
not te AWAY from hoiue night lsu eau DO IL e.
well a. others Full partcui,rs directions and terms
tree Elegant aud expensive ontnt free tff you Nsnt
profitable work send Your address ~ % cpss
nothing try the businsss No one Who engages fails
to make great paw. Address ''Ihe Peoples Jour
nal, - Portland, Maine.
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yEGETINE.
Y ECETIuE
IN Excellent ReniedN.

SPRINGFIELD, o.. Feb. p, Is77.
This i 20 certify that have used NrcTrrNg manu-
featured by III. X Stevens, Boston Mass. Tor Rheu-
matfsm and General PrOstrSfi1n Of the Nervous sys-
TEN, with good success | recommend VEGFTiNE as
an e1csstt medicine Tor such complaints Yours very
truly, q W VANDERBILT
Mr. Nandegrifl Of the firm OF yandegrift q Hnn-
man. Is a well-knOwn business man Of this place
having one Of The largest stores IN Nnringneld o.
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Our Minister'S Wife.

bVGisNiLLE' ny - Ito 10 1855.
MR. TT. Z. STEVENS
DeTr SIR hree years agD | WAS suffering trrribly
viii. iuhlnmat1ry Rhcumatlsm oar ministers wife
advised me ~ take NEGFTiyE. Afier taking bot
tie. ! wac entirely reitet Ell
his year, feeling return % the disase, ]
again commenced takiag 10, and am being hen-dte 4
greatly. u also greatly improves my digestion
Respectfully, Mss. a BALLARD.
l0ll West Jefferson street
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SAnfoRD's RADICAL cure

MAY safety claim 70 be one oftne fsvpopalar rene
~ dies receiving the approval Of medical grntiensa
vao IN private not only Freely rocommead Is bat
y IN their fies IN preference 20 aay Of the prspsr-
tons usually prescribed By physicisHs.
You are aware. said dt.tthSz.sh. city ay<ieis3.
tAss NY obligations TO the Ma Medical Society
euch that cannot paolcy recommend prescribe tho
Radical Cure; but since received much relief nom
the OF myself after thorough trial Of TIA
remedies. have privately ADVISED rs and presas
have sent to your store less tAaa Hundred u
u patients for IL. =
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NOTICE.

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TWO I'M ONE.

Thus combined We have two grand medical ss~ats In
one tAch OF which performs Its nnciion and uaoely
Produces Eiore cures than lnimsnt. lOtion Sa@h
CT plaster ever before compounded "a ths hssory ..
medicine. Try one. PRIcE. Is CESTs
Sold by AL Wholesale And Retail Druggists lhreazs-
out the United States aad Canadsa anI6y WkkkSA
POTTER Proprietors. Bostos. Mas.