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HERALD WEATHER SERVICE.

STRONG TESTIMONY AS TO THE ACCURACY AND
vALuL OF THE HERALD STORM WARNINGS
THE WEATHER FORECASTS OF THE LONDON
METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE NOT RELIABLE.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, April co. 1873.
The accuracy Of the recent storm warn
ings of the HERALD is creating considerable
discussion among scientific men here. Mr..
w. H. Daniels, of the Londons Institution,
writes the following letter to the Times on
the subject
To THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES
SIR-Permit mo to protest most en-
phatically against the opinion expressed by
Mr. Plant in the Times of the 18th inst that
we need not trouble ourselves about warn
ings from America, because the forecasts Of
the weather by the Meteorological Depart
ment Of the Board Of Trade are SO reliable.
The only warning of the disastrous rain
Of last week we had from New York. and
will be found in the Times Of the 9th. It
says:-"A storm of great energy will
probably arrive on the British and
Norwegian, affecting French coasts about
the 18th, preceded by rains and
strong southeast gales. Heavy weather
in Atlantic north Of latitude 40 degrees
during week. OF this the forecast from the
Meteorological Office of Wednesday, the
10th, at six p. NJ, and on the very night
the rain began to fall, was unable to give
any notice, and merely said, ..Easterly to
northeasterly winds in south probably
southwesterly in north weather unsettled"
Why? Because in these ATTITUDES except
Ireland oil land is to the east of US, SO that
weather advancing to US from the west
comes over the Atlantic, and for information
concerning this we are indebted to the
warnings Of the New York HERALD.
w. II. DANIELS.
A WATERING COMPLIMENT.
The Echo speaks fatteringly of the
HsMLD's special weather reports. 1t
says:--"Every few days we get storm warn
ings from the proprietor of the New
YoRK HERALD, which are generally
true and always welcome. Still it
puzzles many why we, with q meteorologi-
cal Office in London, should DO dependent
on the proprietor Of an American journal
for weather warnings. The fact is, how
ever, that for all information regarding
weather advancing from the west we are
indebted to the New YoRK HERALD"
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Banks and Business Houses in Many
Localities DiSbursng Coin.
A GENERAL RESUMPTION MOVEMENT.
The Great Seaboard Cities Tagging
Behind the Smaller Towns.
PAPER PREFERRED.
GOLD FOR SILK wEAvEIs.

PATERSON, y. j., April 20, 1878.
Tho proprciors Of ono OF the silk mills to-day paid
the hands 81, 900 in scld first paid in Pater.
SON IN seventeen years.
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1T Is POSITIVELY HURrFUL TO USE ONT
mcnts Tor skin diseases Use instead GLESNs SULPHUR
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WHY HE WOULDN'T MARRY HER
MARY her by Gcor.e would II It wasn't tor her
founded nosc.n
"sosel Ha. hal What's tho matter with her Is
too short too long crookodwhich You're sas.
tidous. young man. woman may DO charming wife
aud have any one OF these deformities."
ut isn't any OF them. old fellow The fact Is lL o
kitvks look at hnr talk
relationship could endure. Her IL o-dor-
ou-s!f
Unfortunate Kittics should DR.. SACKS CArAgRn
REMEDY the wonderful dsnfrctng properc. Of which
stanv sweeten the breath DESTROYING all offensive oor
mild soothing aod bcaiing effects tho
ate casos OF catarrh promptly yield.
slid nv druu
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AN IOWA BANK. since RESUMPTION, RECEIVES
MORE GOLD THAN II PAYS OUT.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
DAVENPORT, April 20, 1878
OF the seven national banks In This immediate local
NY davenport, In Iowa, aud Rock Island Moline,
In ilIlnos) but has publicly announced its rcad-
ness 10 redeem us bills In gold Since max ug that
announcement the Davenport National mas received
moro gold on deposit tnan II has paid out.
ILLINOIS BANKS REDEEMINa THEIR NolEs IN
GOLD.
INK TELEGRAPH 70 THE HERALD
CHICAGO. April 20, 1878.
Tho National Bank OF illinois announcesIts readi-
ness 10 redeem Its notes in COLA on presentation.
The Board Of Directors OF tho Second National
Bank, OF Charleston H., has ordered resumption OF
specia payment and began handing out gold yester-
day.
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TENNESSEE BANKS READY TO REDEEM THEIR
cIEcULATIoS--GoLD PAYMENTS IN MANU-
FEATURING BUSINESS
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE, April 20, 1878.
Tho Fourth National Bank received $40, 600 in gold
IRON Now York to-day, addition TO Tho coin already
on hand, and will commence Monday to pay II out
on presentation of its noioA IL has also n
large inhalation of grccnDacks Its circulation Is
$4,000 The Mechanics National, having circuu-
Of $4,000, has Nh mutation OF 10000 In
greenhouses, and can resume any day II
chooses. All tho banks have u large surplus
OF silver Gfeenbacks preferred to either gold
silver Tho amount OF gold deposits considerably
Increased to-day over that OF yesterday. Two OF tho
banks wero offered gold In exchange for notes.
EMrLoyRs GOLD.
ono OF the largest manufacturing companies hero
paid It's employees on IN gold to-day, the Mechanics
National Bank furnishing it at par
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BUFFALO BANKS ON RESUMPTION.


[Bv TELEGRAPH 40 THE HERALp.1
BUFFALO. April 20. 1878.
Tho Marine Bank Is not ready resume, and does
think II would be feasible to do until, icast
Two years OF business prosperity. Tho Manufacsu.
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NO DEMAND FoR GOLD.

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
JACKSON, Miss, April 20, 1873
There 10 little or no gold in tue State and do
mand Tor It Banks arc giving no premium Tor Il
and would pay n small amount at par II their Gus
toners desired IL
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RATHER HAVE THE PAPER CURRENCY.

RATHER HAVE THE PAPER CURRENCY.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HER,Lp.1
MoBiLE. Ala, April 20, 1873
Thomas 2. Miller Co., private bankers, are paying
gold, which Is generally refused, greenbacks being
preferred. Tho other banks here are buying gold at
par There Is no saio for gold, and wnen oneod II Is
scnoraly refused.
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ABANDON, NO. 20 5ru Ay., ANNOUNCES
the styles IN gentomcls HATS Tor Easter; also
a.tistcaly designed walking and riding HATS ladies
silk HATS rsdue,d TO 81 March ]. 1873
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A-1HE MOST ELEGANT HATS FOR GENTLE.
men manufactured and sold by ESrESsCHEID lis
Nassau ~.
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rers and finders Bank believe a gradual resumption
would DO for The best interest OF tina pablo.
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Nassau -.
AT s3a-B-R-0-A-D
A-AMIDoN. NO. 20 5rn Az, ANNOUNCES
ai,.iealy designed walking and riding HATS Tor Iadios
sax HAS reduced to 81 M.,sr !. 1873
A.
Fame. take golden trumpet up and bloSi
Let sozoposrs great name ring far and widci
Tha. leaves tho teeth j. whi,o as driven snow.
And ais the breath wnh odors OF springfield.
Tho charms that give TO manhood its chief grace
No moro shall suffer taiut or foul decay;
The smile that breaks DER woman's lovely face
No more In worse than Gloom shah fade away.
For sozooosr With its enchanted powers.
Leaves the teeth purer than the pearl that glows.
And the sol, lips like pinks In Apri, showers,
White teens the breath with odor Of tho rose
A.-DR r. FELIX GoURArD's ORIENTAL
crwaM on MAGICAL BtArt,rtR cures tam pimplc
Wrinkles; iSys.sf y The ssrs ssv ."s%;. ~
bond Il. New York Al arussi',. Also found Mays
A.-A-BIoNChlNE. FOR BRONCHITIS
Coush. Colds caiarrh and all affections Of tho Lungs q
unryalcd
an inferior article Tor the "PANSy coisErs again noiify
those paruer aud the public that the sn." cctse,s
III iniringemenss ~ih be pfo-seated. >. =. DEvESs.
i.iD2 aud I. iDt Broadway.
A-RUPrURE CURED.-fORfY YEARS EX
per.nce Dr MARSiiS tr-htmst. the only safe and ct
iectua cure Only office Nsscy 81 lsstor Hoase,
positc H. Panls Church
FINE S. SILK HAT FOR 90 20 (pERBys,
81 90. worth s3,. 10 New church ~. M stairs
AsroR HOUSE SHOE sToRE.-FISE5T HAND
sewed aud Shoes, 81 Dfcts shoes ss style
ready maac o order. Call. srLHN. Barclay Il.
ASPIRING STYLES GENrLEMEN's HATS
ready style and texture unsupassed nne ss HAT 80
BURKE, IA Brosdway.
BOLLINGER CHAMPAGNE,
DRY. EXTRA QCALllY.
tscc)
Tho most delicious dry" Wine In tho market Sold by
all leading wine merchants aud grocerr.
EDWARD 4 JOHN BURKE
20 Beaver st New York. Solo Agents.
CONSUMPTION, WEAK LUNGS CONSUMPTION
Throat Diseases General Debility Dyspepsia
or Indigestion. Scrouluus Affections and
Loss Of Nervous Power aud Energy or -
Poverty OF the Blood,
SPEEDILY AND RADICALLY CURED by
wIScnEsTERs nypoPuosPmITB OF LINE
AND SODA
rus GRAND SPECIFIC,
'''''''"oa ~o''"'' ~ - $500
has performed most wonderful aud accomplished
results which no other remedy. preparation or
treatment has ever equpiled or even
approached THY III
Prices. 81 and g. per bottle. Prepared only BY
sofa nv a,urv,,,. No. 80 John uo ,e sw yosr
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has performed wonderful and plished
results which no other remedy. preparation or
treatment has ever cqupiled or even
approuched. I'LL
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TuIs GRAND SPECIFIC,
10 years. Established 10 years.
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BOILlNGER CHAMPAGNE,
DRY. EXTRA QUALIFY.

Tho most delicious dry Wine In tho market Sold by
ali leading wine merchants aud grocerr.
EDWAKD 4 JOHN BURKE
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SPEEDILY AND RADICALLY CURED ny

wIScnEsrER's nyPoPnospmITE or LINE
AND SODA.
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Prices. 81 and g. pcr bottle, Prepared only by
wINClfESTkk A CO., Chemists.
Sold BY druggists. NO. ~ John ~. New York
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BY AUcrlON-DIAMOND5, FINE GOLD WATCH
esJewelr. &e Sale to Monday. April ~. at
io o'clock owing 90 the building coming down the old
established Jeweirs House Broad
WAY and Bieecker 81 Sale positive
W. u. : NDIFER. Gil RroadMay.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-21

The famine stricken condition of portions
of China brings forward the suggestion that
the victims of the calamity may turn their
faces towards America and make a general
advance upon u shores. Forty or fifty
million more heather Chinese would over
run us. The LONDON Times says upon this
subject:
We cannot doubt that if the Chinese have
found their way to America from compare
lively prosperous eastern provinces in thous-
ands, that they will pour forth in myriads
from the famine stricken districts Of the
north as soon as the way is opened for them.
The Chinese difficulty may speedily be-
come a greater menace to the future Of the
United States than the the negro difficulty
was at its worst, for negro immigration was
never voluntary and ceased With the aboli.
ton of the slave trade, while if the Chinese
tide once begins to flow in force it is diff
cult to see where and when it will stop.
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sApen.sApEM.
Chicago Intero Ocean,

The meeting at Baden Baden, it is stated
VAL bs . conference, not . congress. m,
term congress in diplomacy Is applied d n
assemb!age Of sovereigns d ambaseadors n
me highest rank, convoked for the purposs
q concluding . general peace, or of treating
Of the general political inserests of Europe
IN other words q congress is representative
eoune.l OF states or na'lons, which may ad-
just differences and determine and enforce
the rules OF international law. The term
congress is applied 10 meetings on the most
important OCCASIONS the term Conference to
such meetings AZ that 1t London In 1871
and at ~Constantinopls in 1873. The meet
ing at Vienna in 1914 was a congress, a.
many OF the soyereigns were present, and
all the states Of Europe were represented.
The:.meeing at Paris in 1856 was q conerees
and all the great powers concerned were re-
presented BY ambassadors, England sending
Lord Clarendon and Lord Cowiey. The
meeting at Baden Baden will be only = CON
ference to consider the new condition of af.
fairs and their relations to the international
law Of Europe as declared by the congress of
Paris, the last congress held in Europe. If
the statement is correct that each nation will
represented by its minister of foreign at.
fairs, Russia will be represented by Gort-
sschakof, Germany by Bismarck, England
by Derby, and Austria by Count Andrassy.
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A lively discussion occurred in the house
on Tuesday upon the subject of Louisiana
matters. Mr.. Hale led off with an attack
upon the politicians of Louisiana for their
treachery towards the administration in
pushing political prosecutions. Mr.. Gar
field closed the debate and in the course of
his remarks said:
The president has the support of the Re.
publican party north in so far as they
thought Cancellation was reciprocated. They
differed as to the extent to which c%oncilia-
ton should 60, and those who distrusted it
were hourly increasing. The withdrawal Of
troops was a constitutional duty. He did
not doubt that Packard was to-day fairly
and honestly the governor Of Louisiana. ii
the presidents commission to Louisiana had
attempted to get the members ofone legisla-
ture to join another, it was an i'm
proper Interference with local s~elfgovern-
ment.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

London, Feb. 19.-The meeting of work.
men of London on the eastern question,
which was fixed to take place at Islineton,
Thursday, has been abandoned.
A telegram from Semlin reports that NJ.
Ristics, Servian prime minister, has drawn
up a memorandum to the car claiming the
whole of old Servia. The Servians are re-
solved not to evacuate conquered territory
unless forcibly expelled. 1t is stated that
Russia has decided to add the Pashalic of
Nish to Bulgaria. A collision between Ser.
via and Russia is therefore probable.
kilograms from Athens represent the
Thessalonian instruction increasing. They
report that 5000 Turks have been defeated
near Valo with a loss of 600 killed, after
desperate fighting.
A Berlin correspondent states that the
Russians are concentrating 100000 men in
Roumania. This occasions much comment
in Austria.
1t is believed that Prince Gortschakof
has attached no unreasonable conditions to
his assurance that the Russians will not &C.
cupy Gallipoli.
A Vienna correspondent says: A diff
Guilty has arisen relative to the date of the
convocation of the congress. Prince Gort-
schakof considers that q parliamentary
treaty of peace should be first signed.
Austria objects to Russia being able to pre-
sent q treaty as a fat accomph.
Constantinople, Feb. l5.-lti is understood
that Server Pasha, minister o. foreign affairs,
has promised to formally and publicly disa-
vow the statement attributed to him that he
particularly accused Layard Of encouraging
turkey to fight on by promise of English
support. In default of such.reparation Lay
ard will demand that the Porte dismiss
Server.
A dispatch from Erzeroum, 10th inst,
says Russian troops are suffering from
an epidemic disease and are short of pro-
visions.
The negotiations for the surrender of Err
zeroum are still proceeding and are expected
to conclude tomorrow meanwhile the Rus
sian investment continues. Three tho lsand
families are now in Erzeroum in terrible
distress. A famine is believed to be newt
able in, the spring. The weather is still in
tensely cold.
St. Petersburg, Feb. 19.-The Agence
Russo states that it is probable the meet
ing Of the powers will take the form of q
conference. The Turks are becoming
more recalcitrant in regard to peace nego-
tiations.
Lavaella, Malta, Feb. 19.-Her majesty's
ironclad Devastation started for Besica to-
day.
London, Feb. 20.-The Post in its leader
relative to the possible advance of the Rus
slams now effect to consider that the advance
of our feet turned their position. They are
apparently disposed to occupy Gallipoli
unies We agree to give them guarantees
against our further advance. Such guaran-
tees would b found in . Russian occupation
Of the forts On the Bosphorus or in . pro-
mise Of England mol to enter the Black
sea.
A Paris corrsspondsat fsn thas the Brit
ish irosclsds have..eoos to the GulfofSoros.
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The postmaster-general has issued orders
changing the department regulations so that
superintendent Of mails at all the larger
postofices shall be appointed by the local
postmaster upon nomination by the general
superintendent of the railway mail service,
approved by the postmaster general.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-21

The senate, on Tuesday, passed the senate
bill providing pensions for the survivors of
the war of 1912. This bill restores the
names of those stricken off the list for dis
loyalty and it brought out a lengthy and
somewhat heated debate.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-21
VEGETINE.
ALL HAVE OBTAINED RELIEF.

SOUTH BERWICK, Me-, Jan. II, 1872.
H. r. STEVENS:
Dsar ST. have had DYSPEPSIA in its worst
dreds Of dollars worth of medicines without OBJ
tanning, any relief; In September last I com
mp health has steadily improved. My food d.
gests well, and l have gained fifteen pounds OF
flesh. There are several others in this place
taking .vegetine, and all have obtained relief.
Yours truly. THOMAS f. MOORE,
Overseer of Card Room, Portsmouth Cos Mills.
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VEGETINE
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.
CHARLEsTowN.

C~HARLESTOWN.
H. Il. STEVENS:
Dear SIR This is to certify that / have used
eral years, and think that for Scrofula or Cank-
erous HMmors or Rheumatic affections it cannot
be sXGelled and as a blood purifier and spring
and l have used almost everything. lean cheer
fully recommend it to any one in need Of such i:
medicine. Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSMORE. lS Russell Street.
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The lame Of the company Is Northern Assu-
rance Company.
Il is located IL London, England.
Inc amount OF Its capital stock is 415, OOO. OO0. 90,
The amount of its capital stock paid up is $3.50,
The Assets ofthe Company Of the United
States Branch are az Follows:
Cash on hand and in the hands Of
Bohds ownedbyt the ompany. to wit: N"'~ %
U. 8. Reg. Bonds 1865, 500. $3.50 1853, 2S2 50
u s. Funded Loan 1851, reg'd 22hoOo 237''O rs
g.: s. !: F Fund ssf Ioa asS issl, res;d ss;Sse ss.ssS g
s5s4,oo
Total Assets. s5l4, 60 AZ
LIABILITIES.
Amounts due or not due to banks or
other creditors. l.7i2 Is
Losses unadjuSted ...... 7'3Y m
Losses in suspense waiting for fur.
ther observation-disclosures. 1864 Sc
Total Liabilities. s2o,1 1877 81
The greatest amount insured in any
The greatest amount allowed to he 4o'ooo %
insured In any one block.......... 1904 600 90
County Of New YORK.
., p an =: Usman, Attorney, Resident Manager
England, being, duly sworn, deposes and saws
that the foregoing is a full. true and correct
statement OF the affairs Of said company, that the
said insurance company is the bona 6de owner ~
at least one hundred thousand dollars. OF act
Gal cash capital, invested in the state and
United States stocks and bonds, or in bonds and
mortgages OF real estate, unincumbered and
worth double the amount for which the same h
mortgaged and he Is the above described ofhcer
VI sad insurance company
DANL OSMAN, Attorney,
Resident Manager.
subscribed and sworn before me, this 5th dav
Of FEBRUARY, 1878, as witness my hand aud ON
[Seal: CHARLES N~ETTLkToN.
commissioner for Dakota IN New York.
THE TERRITORY OF DAKoTA,l
Auditors Once.
Whereas. The U. 3. Branch Of the Northern
don, England, has hled in this ONCE a sworn
statement OF Its condition on the 3lst dav al
December, A. d. 1877, in accordance with the
p y th ! o. an act 81 the legislative assembly
companies, approved January 9Th, 1868 and 1877.
whereas, On examination Of the sworn STATE.
ment OF said company ftied In this ONCE, / find
that the SAID insurance company IL possessed Of
me necessary amount Of capital invested Is re-
Therefore I John s. sand, Auditor Of Dakota
Territory, 40 hereby certify. that said insurance
company Is duly authorized 70 transact the bust.
ness Of IRE insurance In said territory, for the
year ending December sist, is7s, BY agents prop.
4. T. WHITE. Agent.
In testimony whereof. ! have hercunto set nv
hand and seal this ifh day Of February, 4. Is.
tseal.l JOIN, .. SAND. Auditor,
BY l. u. PuRDY. Deputy.
z. Z. WHITE, Agent.
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A full line Of Watches. Clocks and Jewelry of
the finest and best patterns constantly on hand.
repairing done under the personal supervision
business, nav
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Utah's United States marshal has resisned
He too has probably discovered that there
is no profit in the Office.

The war in Cuba is over, the i~nsurgent
chiefs having agreed to the peace conditions
and retired to their homes,
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.ylas stations. .Tslegrapn stations.

!. Al Sioux City with Illinois CeL. .al. slnIii
City and Pacific and Sioux City and 81. PAM iA'
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The name Of the company Is Northern Assn
rance Company.
It is located in London. England.
The amount OF its capital stock is 415, 900, 900. co.
Inc amount OF its capital stock paid upis $3.50,
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The Daily Press and Dakotaian

TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
Per Week, 25cts Per Month, 81; Per Year. s,o
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VEGETINE.
WHAT IS NEEDED.

H. r. STEVENS, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir:-About one year since 1 found nv
self in a feeble condition from general debility.
VeEettnc was strongly recommended to me 6y
a friend who had been much benefited by its
use. ! procured the article, and. after using
several bottles. was restored to health, and dis
continued its use. 1 feel quite confident that
there is no medicine superior to it for those COM
plants for which 1t Is especially prepared, and
would cheerfully recommend it to those who
feel that they need something to restore them to
perfect health.
Respectfully yours.
u. L. P~ETTENGILL,
Firm of S. NJ. Pettengill 4 Co.,
No. 10 State ST., Boston
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VEGETINE.
HER OWN WORDS

Ms a. r. STEVENS: +
Dear Sir:-Since several years l have got q
sore and very painful foot. 1 had some pGysi-
clans: but they couldn't cure me. Now 1 have
heard OF your veketine from n lady who WAS
sick for y long time, and became all we'll from
your vcEetfne. and l went and bought me one
bottle 81 veEetine; and after had used one
bottle, the pains lett me, aud II began to heal,
take it yet. l thank God for this remedy and
yourself and wishing every sufferer may DAY
attention to It.. II Is q blessing fO- health.
MRS. Q. KRABE, 0SS West Baltimore Street.