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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

IT 10 safe now to assume that oil
danger Of even 8 partial overflow ol
the Mississippi Valley this season is
past. The Mississippi river iS falling
rapidly all the way down nearly to
this city, and in q few days a rapid de-
cline must set in here. The river iS
not bAnk.full, and there wac q fall
Monday at Cairo Of 10 inches, ct Mem
phis Of II inches, at 81. Louis Of A
inches; the Ohio declined at Clncin-
natl 10 riches, and the Missouri is fall.
ing. To produce an overflow Of the
valley, 1t is necessary for all, or nearly
all, of the great tributaries TO come out
at food tide together. 1t is true, that
it is possible for 1t to set in at almost
any season Of the year and rain a suffl'
chnt quantity Of water 10 produce an
inundatien, but the indications are tina;
this is extremely improbable now. In
1875 Il rained 60 much in August thai
there came very near being an over
flow, but such long and continued
rains are Of very rare occurrence. Al
present, the signs point more TO an
early low water than TO a dangerous
high water.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
AustTia's Doubtful Position on the ,
Eastern Question,

LONDON, March 26.-The position Of
Austria is the source OF much anxiods
curiosity. Seml-Ofilclal organs have
declared the treaty Of San. Stefano ut !
terlY unacceptable, but the fact Il
equally certain that Austria does not
support EpglAnd's demand concerning
the form Of its submission to the Con-
gress.
Sir Henry Elliott, British Ambassa-
dor, had long Interview with Count
Andrassy on Sunday, by appointment
and In oil probability for the exchange
of ideas on subjects Of paramount i'm.
portance. The Daily Telegraphb
Vienna correspondent says Aally that
the reconstruction Of the triple alIlsnoo
ls preparing for the purpose OF OppOs.
Ing the British policy. To this end.
says the correspondent, Russia ISoiEer.
Ing Austria every concession, and be
believes that negotiations will an.
doubtedly succeed. From other ad.
vices this seems exaggerated. There
is no doubt Russia is making g.
strong effort TO avoid the possibility Of
an Anglo. Austrian alliance before
giving England q final answer.
VIENNA, March 26.-Gen. IgnatieR
has arrived. f3
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

csuss Of Run.ia's Delay - sssaiaz an
Answsg q Enaiana- aermaav H.
tsgssssa O. ths Psooasa el re ssae.
LONDON, March 26-Tho Limsss
Berlin correspondent ssys Il lha Gene
gresS doh't meet, Germany WIN revert
20 her former positiOn Of friendly
lOOkOF.On.
The correspondent o, the Daily TaI-
egraph at Vienna Says il is confirmed
that Russia has not cent : final answer
10 England. The anaWeF is delayed
pending efforts which Rnssla 4 making,
with The approval of Germany, %
Wean Austria from her last idea 0f an
English alliance.
The MOntAg's Review declares Il
England does not attend the Congress
the three Empires must Gene 70 e. un-
derslanding on Ruasia's demands. n
England then considers 4 necessary .
secure her interests IN the Medlterfa-
mean, she will discover that freedom
Of the seas 10, as Prince Blsmagek ro-
Gently declared, Essentially q German
interest. The correspondent hes good
reason to assert that the foregoing *.
presses the views Of Prince Blsmarek.
LONDON, March GA final answer
from St. Petersburg to Englands ques-
ton, "whetheF the entire treaty OF 81.
Steiano will be submitted to the Con-
gresS," is anxlously awaited. The
TimeS's leading editorial expresses the
epinIon that the more prudent Rus.
sian statesmen, even the Gear himself,
ought to be ready TO smooth the way
for the assemblage OF the Congress.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
cOnfrmations and Nomlnatious,

WAsHINGToN, March 25.-Con1irma.
tlons-Choate, District Judge of South.
ern District of New York; David
Porter, Surveyor Of Customs, SavAn.
nah; Mangum, Postmaster at Durham
N. G.; Graham, Postmaster OF Chester
Mrs. Morgan, POstmistress at Leesburg
Ca; Ssnburn, ct Greenstown, Ala
Roche, Piaquemine, Ls. The Senate
rejected, after long debate, Gov. Par
sons % District Attorney for Alabama,
by good majority.
Nomination j. P. Blllingsley,
Marshal Of Alabama.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

SENATOR LAMAR sent this sentiment
10 Augusta, Ca: "The typical Irish
man: His home - the world. His
f.iendS-all the peoples. His faith
his own. No cline TO him 60 cold %
will not produce g shamrock no soil
60 barren as will not grow shillAlAh.
ForemOs. at Q hght, q frolic, or fu.
neral, his generous nature finds blow
for the bad, smile for the glad, or q
tear for the sad"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
New osleans Ronds.

New ORLEANS, March 26.--Judge
Monroe, Of the Third District Court,
rendered q decision against the city,
and in favor Of the Southern Bank,
compelling the city authorities 10 levy
q tax OF $4,000 per annum 10 pay In.
terest on consolidated bonds. About
four years back taxes are due on these
bonde. The case will doubtless be ap-
pealed, n
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

ABOUT four weeks ago, an English.
man named Owen Roberts, aged about
30 years, landed In Vicksburg with 200
gold sovereigns equal to $l,0ll.G in
United States money! in his carpet.
sack. He came to buy small farm,
and like a sensible man, hired himself
on Mr.. Tillman Whatley's place, near
Milldale, In this county, as a common
field laborer, in order to learn the
methods of Southern agriculture.
Everything went smoothly until Tues.
day of last week, when be found that
his money had been stolen. Mr.. Till.
man Whatley and q negro man named
Jack Stokes are accused OF the theft,
and the case was brought before JUS
tice French yesterday, District Attor.
new Booth representing the State and
Messrs. Brien & Spears and Fitzgerald
4 Shelby for the defense. But ono
witness, Henry Mason, q negro, was
examined, and the case was continued
TO next Friday, to which time we defer
further particulars. The unfortunate
EnQlishman seems 10 have lost his
senses with his money, and would an
sWer no questions nor speak to any
one yesterday. Far away from home
l in land Of strangers, he has been rob
bed Of his hard earnings and Is utterl!
crushed By the blow. His Is piliaol'
case indeed,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
Visit Of Grand Duke Nicholas 70 the
Sultan.

CoNsTANTTNoPLE, March 26.-Grand
Duke Nicholas, accompanied BY Twelve !
Russian Generals, proceeded to-day IN
the Imperial Yacht Lyridia 70 Dolma-
doche police where be wa received bY
the Sultan, surrounded By BIS Mihi6.
teTs, Osman Pasha, aud Generals. Tho
Grand Duke converted with The Sullan
20 minutes, and then Went 10 the Bels
bybeFby palace, where he ives vialled
by the Sultan A6 inmates later. The
Grand Duke and suit next proceeded
10 the former Russian embassy, In
front Of which the Russian eagles were
displayed. The Grand Duke gleeps on
board the SmidIa tonight, and Will
take luncheon with the Sultan to-moE-
row. II is said the Grand Duke, 20.
ferring to the Porte's apprehension Of
6 possible Anglo o.Russlan conflict ex-
pressed the hope that the Congress
would effect an arrangement "a
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

Col. RoDERIC SEAL has been attend
ing Chancery Court this week. He
does not look a. though the witticlsms
% of the Vicksburg Herald about this
Congressional District interfered with
bis appetite. Col. Seal has got rich in
The prosecution of law, and don't need
The pay Of Congressman 10 enable him
to psy his whisky bills-if he ever
has any-or buy bread and meat for
his family. Still there is a growing
feeling that vital interests Of this Dis
trict demand q mau Of energy and
brains, and one identified with tSe
long neglected interests Of the piney
woods, to represent those interests of.
fectiVelY In Congress, and our suspic-
ion is that Col. Seal will have to make
atacrfice aud go 10 Congress this fall
-fBsy s.. Louis Herald.
The sacrifice part won't bother Uncle
Roderic much, il tho opportunity pre-
sents itself for him to go 10 Congress
lie has been trying 10 make that sacrl'
fee for 10 these many years. BuI
what's the mater with Hooker
Judging By the brains standard, ant
the energy with which he has labore(
for "p'ney woods interests we should
say he ls entitled TO a unanimous nom
iuation. lie is accumnlating a righ
smart sprlnkling Of rosin on his heels
| i'm
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
Austrian Dissatisfaction with the
TeatTy.

LONDON, March 2j.-Correspondents
1t Vienna, of the Times and Daily
Telegraph, agree that q full text Of the
,reaty OF San Slefano has renewed the
strong anti.Russlan feeling there. The
Tlmes's correspondent says: There
Ia no difference Of opinion here about
he real meaning Of the treaty Il is not
Russian prepouderence but Russian
rule in European Turkey"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
Tha TariN Rlll.

WAsHISeToN, March 26.-The CON.
pleted tariff bill contains the following
Cigars, cigarettes made In part or
whole Of paper or any other substance,
and tobacco and cheroOts Of ell kinds,
So cents per pound tobacco in leaf,
manufactured and not stemmed, 35
cents per pound; tobacco stems, IL
cents per pound tobacco manufactured
OF all descriptions, and Slemmed to.
bacco not Otherwise provided for, &c
cents per pound snuff and snuff -four
manufactured Of tobacco, ground dry
or damp, and picked, scented, or 9th
erwise, OF all descriptions, 30 cents pei
pound; uDmanufactured tobacco, moi
otherwise provided for, 30 per centum
ad valOrem. The Committee Of the
House adopted classification Of woods
and admit all kinds at Q duty Of 35 pei
cent. ad val0rem; wooden clothes
shAwls, and oil manufactures Of WOO
ot every description, so per cent. a.
valOrem. ... t..-..... ..-...
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
Twsad In Court.

New York, March 26 In suit be.
fore Judge Potter, Of Supreme Court,
of Waterbury VS.. City on grading and
filling contract for $4,000, Tweed was
taken 10 Court to-day as witness for the
city. He declined to answer, and In
explanation read Q paper saying he
did 90 By advice Of counsel TO give no
further evidence till the promise made
by officers to liberate him on condi.
tlons Of giving testimony be fulfilled.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

A GENTLEMAN writing from the
smallpox district in this State, gives
the following gratifying intelligence :
"There is no distress in Amite coun-
~, some small pox is on the line Of
Pike and Marion, nothing, however, 10
needed but nurses. have heard that
enough are now there to wait on the
sick. do not think there is any me-
cessity for calling on any one outside
Of the county or neighborhood for aid"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
warilks s,orsn in nnsInnn.

LONDON, March 26.-The Standard
says Government store. houses are 90
crowded with warllke stores In conso-
quence Of rapid deliveries under recent
contracts, that 1t is necessary to engage
storage in warehouses at Victoria
Docks and other wharves on the
Thames,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

In 1858 Joseph Caldwell was a dry
goods clerk in Boston. In 1868 he as
a millionaire speculator, and began q
house which was to be the finest in
America, and one window of which
cost him $500. Caldwell is now q
bankrupt and the unfinished house,
which cost halfmillion dollars, is now
being torn down.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

ALL who suffer from Dropsy and
Kidney Diseases, can be cured By using
HUNTS REMEDY, the great Kidnev
Medicine. HUNTS REMEDY Il
purely vegetable, and used daily by
our best physicians in their practice.
All diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder,
and Urinary Organs, are cured by
HUNTS REMEDY. eodGwssp Z
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

Manufactured Excitement In india.
NEW YoRK, March 2e.-Latters from
India show great excitement over the
Eastern question. II is estimated that
100000 volunteer Moslems could DO
raised In four months to fight against
Russia,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
Gratituds 10 osman Paaha.

LONDON, March 25.-Reuler has the
following; "Conslantinople, March
25.-The Sultan, on Sunday, summoned
Osmsn Pasha TO him, aud 10 the pres.
ence OF the Ministers, expressed the
warmest admiration and gratitude for
bis heroic defense Of Plevna."
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
Kneaded EsIscnIIs.

Puttwo tesspoonfuls DooLEYsYEAsT
POWDER 10 a quart of flour; rub into
this two tablespoons Of lard, with a
little salt, and add enough sweet milk
to make a stiff dough. Kuead we'll for
five or six minutes, roll thin, cut into
biscuits, and bake q delicate brown.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

TIE Memphis Avalanche, that is
rather sleek and fat from indulgence iu
public pap, amuses itself frequently by
little digs at Mississippi affairs. It's
latest effort In this direction is an as
sertion that some party in opposition
to the Democratic party OF this State
Is growing rapidly, aud SO forth. This
is doubtless done TO create the belief
that some sort of Conservative Repub-
lican party will again get control Of
affairs In Mississippi. We see nothing
on which 10 base any deductions oi
this sort. We do not know of any op.
position organization in this Sta'e. We
know OF no party that has the ma
Ghinery or the means at command tC
cope with the successful and useful
Democratic party. There is only one
Republican paper In the whole State
and lie influence is not 10 be feared. II
fact, 1t seems 10 be satisfied, If it car
exc out q bare livelihood. 1t Is easy
enough to talk about and plan the over
throw Of the Democratic party Of thiI
State, Just as easy as il was for lht
Avalanche to elect, in its Imagination
Dorsey Thomas, Governor Of Tennes
see, but the men who want offices uu
der the Observation-Disclosures
dodge, will want them long time, be
fore they get them in Mississippi,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
Poisoned by Pork,
speclal 10 the Globe. Democrat. ]

Special to the Globe.Democrat.l
LAPoRTE, lND., March pa daugh-
ter Of James Ross, living near this city,
died this afternoon from the effects OF
richira. Four other members Of the
family are also sick with j.. Their re.
covery Is hopeless.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
The Peace Congress not Expected to
Meet,

BERLIN, March 25.-The North Ger
man Gazette says considering the news
the meeting Of the Congress at an early
date eau scarcely any longer be ex.
pected. War between England and
Russia need not, however, yet be re.
garded as necessary in consequence OF
England's attitude.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
Committee to Meet the R.mains oi
the Late Congressman LeonaFd.

the Late Congressman LeoaaEd.
WAsHINGToN, March 26.-The Vice.
President laid before the Senate the
Joint Resolution Of the House of Rep.
resentatives providing fOf the appoint.
ment Of q Joint Committee OF elk
Representatives and three Senators 10
meet the body OF Jno. E. Leonard, late
Representative from Louisiana on or.
rival at New York, and escort II to the
place Of interment, at West Chester,
Pa. On motion Of Eustis, Of La, the
Senate concurred in the resolution, and
the Vice. President was authorized to
appoint q Committee on part of the
Senate.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

TEE YszoO Valley Flag 10 advocating
immigration 10 the valley Of the Mis-.
sissippi in this Stale. A narrow.
gauge railroad up the valley would &C.
complish wonders in this respect.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
A Father Kills his Son, and then Kills
ElmRalL

COLUMBUS, o., March 26.-GeOrge
W. Weyman, proprietor of the Colum.
bus Steam Pump Works, was shot and
instantly killed by his father, George
Weyman. The father committed sui
eide q few minutes later. Business
complications led 10 a miSunderstand'
ing.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
Programme Of the New italian Mluls.
try.

ROME, March 26,--Premier Carroll
In the Chambers to-day, set forth the
programme of the new Ministry. He
said, among other things, II was their
intention to maintain Italy's neutrality
in the present foreign complications,
and reduce some Of the taxes pressing
heaviest on the poor. His speech was
much cheered.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
The Number on Board the nu,idlso.

LONDON, March 26.-An official llst.
furnished by the Admiralty, shows that
the officers and crew Of the EuFidice
numbered 200. There were also 20 10
30 passengers, composed OF invalid OF.
icers, or those whose time had expired.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
The Delaware Peach Crop Injured

Iho UeIhWhTe Feach Crop Injured
WILMINGTON, March 2B. - Tele-
graphic reports this evening, from
numerous points 10 the peach region
Of Delaware, state that the severe cold
Of Sunday last has greatly damaged
the peach crop, the buds Of late varie.
ties having b,en nearly ready to
bloom. The crops, II is thought, will
be very small, but the extent of dam
age cannot be accurately ascertained
for some days.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

A GOOD year 10 produce 100000
bales Of cotton.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

THERE is considerable activity, and q
feeling Of growing confidence among
the real estate men of St. Louis.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

SIXTY horses are In training for the
Mobile races, which begin on the 10th
OF April.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

COLONEL JoHN ARMsTRoNG is now
editing the vicksburg Commercial.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
The Poor Savings Banks.

FINLAY, Ono, March 2S.-The Gill.
zens Saving Bank has suspended for
sixty days. Liabilities 100000.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29

VIZ know six men, each one Of
whom thinks he will be elected Mayer.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-03-29
CONGRESSIONAL.


Houges
WAsHINeTON, March 28.-The Tariff
Bill was reported from the COmmitleo
Of Ways and Means, and By 3 vote Of
l3I to ia, was made the special order
In Committee Of the WholS for the Ath
Of April, and from day to day until
diOpossd OF.
The Massachusetts, contested election
case Of Dean againSt Field, was die.
cussed, but no result reached.
Nominalious-E. Hubbs, Postmaster
ct Newbern, n. e.; G. ". schO6eld,
Pennsylvania, Register Of the Treasury.
The House Committee on P0st-Of.
hceb struck out from the new Post.
Office Bill the clause forbidding the
distribution Of newspapers otherwise
than through the mail.
Hartridge, Of Georgia, asked and oh.
tained consent, tomorrow, after read
Ing Of the Journal, that the House
should proceed to the consideration Of
9 bill TO prevent the introduction of In.
ieclious disease into the United States.
Senate.
THE BANKRUPT Law,
Mr.. ChriStlanCy, Of Michigan, from
the Committee on Judiciary, said be
was directed by majority Of the Com.
mittee, to report back the bill to repeal
the bankrupt law, and he wished 10
say an honest effort had been made in
the COMMITTEES for some time past 10
so amend the law that 1t would be eat.
lSfactory to the public, but there was
such 9 conflict Of opinion II was i'm
possible to agree on amendments. Sew.
eral members Of the Committee, who
did not favor the petition, said the bill
should be reported to the Senate With
out recommendation. II was placed
on the calendar.
THE PACIFIC FUNDING BILL.
Mr.. MerrimOn, OF North Carolina,
made Q fine speech In favor Of the Pa.
cI6c Railroad Sinking Fund bill, 90 It
came from the Committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-14

rAkER,S COD LlVEE OIL end LIN 4
= a preparation combining the virtues o1
rn-a Coo Liver Oh with Phosphate OF Lime,
f~.king 8 really pheasant emulsion.
L. a. et.- = JANNEY & GO.
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ssss@sT:@ Aasf HHHEss
w. B. w .ADDEY,
Is now receiving lis
FALL AEu WINTER STOCK OF
BOOTS & SHOES,

And is hsppy to state that he is now prepared 10
show the finest line OF Boots and Shoea. CT al
grades, that has ever been exhibited IN this city.
& great variety of now styles, very many being
private pst.erns. Of which be hss tho exclusive
sale in this market ,,
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS will be offered
in every kind of goods in his line.
lie has just added to his stock CT line goods,
large line of medium priced substantially made
Doors and SaoEs, which he is Offering at prices
to suit the times 1t is certsinly tho best as
sortment he hss been sblo to show, and they
ere to be sold at lower prices than ever he
cordially and confidently invites criticism. ana
AZ examination and inspection OF his stock, feel,
ing asaurad that his customers will be CONVINCED
that it is his uim to give the best goodss ct the
lowest prices. He hos u large and varied ss-
sor.ment Of HEAVY BOOTS and SHOES, suit
able for farmers and plsnters,- TO which ne IN
vites the particular attention of COUNTRY M Err
CHANTS, bsng Satisfied that he csn sell them
cheaper than they Can be bought this slde OF
New England. Don't buy dollars worth OF
goods in our line until you investigate his stock.
MEN's HEAVY Doors, BRoGANs and PLoW
SHOES, regular Clod SmasheTs, 10 lace up hlgh.
So rs to koop cut real estate or subsoil PROOF
sga1s. rattle anakcs, and aplondid to kick stub.
born mule with.
W. B. WADDET, ITO King street.
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mEssECsMAE.'
v E SE EE III -EN -EG
Will, C1gERHEUMATISM.

Mr.. Albert Croeker' tbo Te!l,knG~h ss rsas. :
aiyiaas every one troubled .4i.h Hheunstl5a TO
try VEGkTINE.
READ HIS sTATEMEN%:
Sprngvale, no, 0ct., i, 1876
Mr.. E. + SleveAs:-
Desr Sir,-Filteea years ago last fall 1 was
taker sick with rheumatism, WasunabIe TO moVo
unsil the next April From that time until three
yusrs Ego lsst fs suffered everything IN ussta WIN
at a time th.t T could not step one step these
stacks were quite often. Isufered I everything
Ihat man could. Over three year, sgo lass
spring I commenced taking VEGETlN q, ana
followed it up until hsd taken seven bottles !;
have had no rheumatism since That time al 81;
ways advise every one that Is troubled T;sn Ssn
fer vesrs ss hare DONE This statement IS
gratu:tous &C fsr as Mr. Stevens is concerned.
Yours, ETC.,
Albert Crookef.
Firm OF Z. Crooker s. Co., Druggists & Apoth.
eC.ries.
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EIsEuAN BROS, TAILoRs AND CLoTHIERs,
CORNER 7Tu AND L STREETS, WASHINGTON.
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vE @G E EyEy FL TSl IHI
NOTHING EQUAL 70 1T.

NOTEING EQUAL 70 1T.
South Salo,r, Aasg., Nov. II, 1876.
iir. f. i. Stevens.
Dear Sir: have been troubled With Scrolula,
Canker snd Liver Cotlplaint sor three years
Nothing over did mo any good uati l com.
rcnced using tho Vegetino. am new getAn :
along first rsto and still using tae Eess.lhe. D. ~
Complaints. Can heartily recommend 1t to oTo
rvbody. Yours truly
airs. LIZZIE NJ. PACKARD.
No. 16 Lagrange st South Salem, hsss.
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ssssS SALE Gas ssENE.

V1OR RENT--THE STOHE ROOM on tue
Il north eset corner Of King and Union street
the best location in the city for grocery HI q
lnucr store, Apply at this ofhca. ap lott
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RUEUMaTISM lisa DISEASE OF TIE
BLOOD.

BLOOD.
The blood in this disease, is found TO contain
On excess of fb7in. VEGETIN = acts oy con-
7ertinc the blood from its diseased condition 10
5 heaIthy circulation. VEGETINE 4 regulates
the bowels which il very importrnt i. IN ls thls
complaint. one bottle of Vegetiao will i g., give e
relief; but, TO effect permanent cure. II PasS h1
be taken regularly, and may taEe several SO Rot-
lies. especially in cases oflong standing VEGis
ETINiG is sold by al druggists. Try 1t ana
your verdict will bs the same as thst OF taous,
ands before you, who say, IN eyer lou 1oun9 SO %
f Whicb s is Composed exclusively Of Barzs' Boots
and Herbs. .,a,
no eousI as t blood purifier, Hearing OF M iss
many wonderful cures, sitter all other remedies
a2f md failed, visitsd the Laboratory and con-
7inced myself Of tsgenune merit It dsb Is pre- e.
pared from barks,. roots atd h9ros' .sIn ~. ".
which is highly effective, aud they s5e cox =.
bounded in such manner as to proa"co a''
torshing results"