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St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
TIE aoRfeNGpGsse Soldiers
RETURN, OR THE LOST CAUSE.

A magnificent picture, beautiful in t1eeigr.
mi III. Isle III execution. 1t represents IL Conf
rttttatt soldier after tho war returning TO his
.ulne, which hr finds ruined by sI:bt and shell:
ukiHg lonely ami uesuate. IN front Of IL d
itlntd cottage, telling sad tale of thu. mi efits
i war, are tNo graves with rude crosses. Ols
No OF which some friendly hand has hung 1.
arland. Tie graves are 0verhung by IL weep;
ny Wll"W, ill the shaStuT of which stands THO
r,tr"td soldier with bowed head MS if thnks
'hg of the past. Tn the right the calm riveb
thu rlslpg moon Ind cate peace and rest. 1hts
stars s"tn Through the trees represent the SOutls
trn ross. ttiapcd over the graves, an embltn nj
II the Con eterHtc tla& well as % harbngeS
Of brighter dAys tn come. The flood of glorious
moonlight streaming through the trees and re:
Hurtng on he peaceful river adds to the sens
lnitlt and beauty OF the scene and its SURF
oundings. No description of this gem OF ars
will do il justice-it must he seen. IT ia Il pic,
tllle that will touch every southern hea t ants
Ihn,llu find place In every southern home. &
II x i8 inches in size. on heavy plate paper.
rrt copy VIII he Selt BY mail in a rHste-boars
.olirr 1n any address. rns paid, OH receipt oE
Is cts. lhrrr copies for GO cts, or six for s. try
currency or pnstage stamps. AGENTS wantets
rvrrs where. II sell this dll:. Il var ETY. ut othes
popular cheap pictures. No money required
anti! they are sold No trouble to sell thGIns
Send stamp for oar catalogue aud terms. !
Address. (
A. CREGAR & CO., Publishers. !
dee. % 1913 Market 81. Chattanooga, Tenn.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02

DR.. CHAa. i. HARDY. Proprietor.
JOSEPH MULLER, at Was!lll, gtotl lessee.
These justly renowned II n,:rraiR springs, will he
opened for the accommodation Of tie public,
on and after the 22d inst Situated i'll tie So;l J.
Western portion Of IT. Landry. These springs
are within easy reach nt everyone seeking health
or nj astlrc; the finest tUIat and perch fishing
III America. i within II stones throw Of the
spring. while game of ali lljl,is is Abundant.
The buildings i:Hyr rcr"htlN been put i'll COM
ple-e repairs. siad eight new bath hn'1srs added
Having secured I'll" S'rvicca Of Monsieur Leon
Rrrbeil. 81 DISTINGUISHED caterer, formerly uf the
EmperHrs Kitchen, Paris, tie cuisine will he
under his management. Chests will he served
in first class style either hy the dav. week or
month"; at prices st' mplcratt as tn defy cnInpr-
titfon. Patrons will he provided with every
thing necdfnl. including feed for horses A
fine enclosed pasture will he also ut the service
of visitors. Envaids seeking he beneficial
effects of these waters, have he advantage of
consulting DIR. Cas. A. Hardy. i physician of
high repnte thrnu@hont the country. Hacks
and carriages will leave Washington twice n
week or Oftener if necessary, the carrying pas
sengers for the springs.
JOSEPH MULLER.
June 22-tf Lessee.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
$3.50 RfsCNrG.

am hereby authorized 10y merchants and
other responsible citizens of the town of Ope-
lousas to offer the above reward for the appre-
hension. with sufficient evidence to convict, OF
tile party or parties who were engaged few
nights since, in the attempt to bHrn the blili-
ing now occupied by Emile Petfcrkorn. as ii
coffee house. JAMES Ray,
President Beard of Police
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02

-HsThp .Jtws4iiring aif nnkn""n nnm'
beT 1T litiuire r. vt years l,tr i"t'
~; r,,lr,;,sg,iz,.,l is i healthy q = NOT IN
b.e, as,,tl.,r ,nrap!e, t" sutli:r from .h'
great sron,,ages which .atilsrt 'nanki"a
fr'm:tIie Orient II The O,s'ilrnt;. One
Es.ls,,n Is sfhtt fAey- are grpsrAlly y an
sfeniis,,S la their habits ai,i anot!'tss j.
tfIat their learned men ,tr" IL ~ ith">
understand medicines, .speci lily >lch
"A are antidotcs for fexevs.-lN. y.
Exppuent. t,1 ~ - sE. h2'S
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
Chairman Congressional Com

The way IN which tie DamocratS
,slsi,,,,esl ,,n,t the Republicans, in Obi"
and Indian 1T the hate election, will shf
consulting to little Hale "t Name VIII"
was AZ incontinr,itly beaten for congress
a.isloHtir prtviats.; I 3. = p, ss~ :" -
The Dru,ncr;,tS make large gains IL
n.tsiilar> Of Congress in both Sfafs's
srrairilg,a .largt an.9 .9jprity in the ntx'
congress, l.eson,l question: ,.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02

4 The reports from the late elections
q were .yel unfavorahe att first l,tt I'M
. proved az tire returns came in from the
interior towns AMI rural districts. Be
zfere the war whenaw we had no railroad
.or its,leyr,p,ic communication Il great
deal Of time was consumed 70 get full
returns frnm remote and isolated dis
tricts. The returns from the parish of
Calcasien were the last to come in, and
were solid for tile Democracy. When
our ticket was behind and the nppoSi-
ton was claiming victory, an old line
sDenioctYt of this city would always
console himself, with this remark
T"sWait umtiI yot, hear from Ctlcasleu.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
Fits Epilepsy
FALLING SICKNESS
Oh

Permanently Cnred-nO humbug-b.,
0me months usage of DR. q 0ulard's Iele.;
bratcd smfaliibie Fit Powders. To cnll,
,Ilcc sufferers that these powders will do aik
We "laini for them. we will senh them by mail:
post paid, Il free Trial box. AS Dir Gous
ara lS the only physican that haa ever made
thla disease ii special study, and as to uulrS
inoWttge thousands have been permanently n
cured by the Use of these Powders, we svilE
guarantee ~ permanent cll.e in every ease
II refund yoH afE money expended. AL:
'uftcrcls Si0uld give these Powders an carlys
triad, and be convinced of their curative now
RS.
Price. for large box. s.. &C IN, boxes for SO 0o
sent by mail to any lElrt oI United states or
anada onrecoipl ui price. or by express. G. 0. D.:
Address, ASH & ROBINS,
dee 22-V 500 Fulton St. Rruuhlyl n Y.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
RNEIESA-IE AGENTS..
Consumption

, Q S II | Y T. I. i GU r f ID :.
All sufferers from liis disease that are any.t
nIiS to hr rtI'ttt Ril"lld ny Dr Ekissner's:
Celebrated GoM~satssp ption Powders. These;
"Wu"ls Ht fi1 ohy preparation known tha O.
,lll "rtr Consumption and all diseases ot3
II" SssrOat sttd A.ua.ss Indeed. 10 strong il:
lu tAltIl III thenl, Hlit lso ~ cnn\ tUce you:
hat they are no hrlnhug, VIZ Will tnrwari tus
very Sufferer, ny matt, post PAID. free Trial:
SOx.
We don't want your money until Yon are per-i
'ctly satisfied nl their curative puwtra. II
oar III" Is worth saving, don't delay in giving
he+e Powders Il trial, they will surely
are you,
Pllce, for large box, S2.o'. sent to ANY part of
he United States or Canada by mnil, on re-;
'rlpt OF price. Address,
ASH Il ROBBINS,
dee oily 36G Fulton St, Brooklyn, N Y
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02

s-grsgr E.s fzsf,
Whereas, by his prosian,.tion Issued
IN the 4ttlI " Sc s'.,t,: u ~. 1873, the
G,y.r,,o; oFstI,e Stateof Lrlsi,n,, has
isslred HRS prnrlsn lri"If for an Slrrtl"'
of u State Treasurer, VI 1hi ''rrs ut Con
gress, State Senator's. NJ MIXERS of The
House of. REPRESENTATIVES.. sheritf's, Cor
oners, Parish J u l,sa<, j l'ticrs of tn"
Peace, tCnnstai,Ies, Police Jurors, and
Amendments tasthe Constitution of the
State to he held onthe 5tl,of November.
1878, in, each parish. Now, |, the Sheriff
Of the parish of St. Ltndry anu ex-
oficio returning Officer, hereby give
notice to the good people of srih pari sll
filat there win be held on said 5tll dls'
of November next at the following
rolling places in this parish, between
the hours fixed by law, an election for Il
State Treasurer; u memberOf Congress,
to represent the 9th Congressional Dis
trict of Louisiana, q member of the
State .Senate,gto represent the 18th
Senatorial District of Louisiana, and
four members OF the House of Repre-
sentatives of Louisiana, one Sheriff. one
ParishsJndge, enc Coroner. nine Police
Jurors, eighteen j Justices. of the Peace
and eighteen Constabies,r also for the
different Ameualnnntst ii, the Constitu-
tion of the State ut Louisiana, as puh-
lished in the said. proclamation of the
Governor the 4tlli day of September,
A. D.sl878:t ssiy 81 s,st2slA'1 E5=ls3s
1st .Jnstice yaVaul--O -Opelnusas, Court
Hssukea Bellevue, School House. ss~e 'ss
--2a JHstiee Wari--Pl,iS,,ice
saSdisIustice Waral--Gisiild sCrhean. III.
M.nDsrisl bari z4aC aCoulee CUehe, p ID.
Richard. -. -. s t*'a'.ss' 2 =
4tll Justice Ward vile, Laur-
ence Gafriere. sBareyss Etndipg,> D. P.
5tb Justice War.tl- Waa,t chsaprHel,rsdil'e, spHird +.
eti, Justice WardTWaxia, School
House.
s7the ,Justire Warslt- Negro-foot,I Me-
Hanry's store. 40
stt Justice Warsl-. -.Wasllington, Town
Hall. Lowees Basoss~8 Beaf, Scho"l
OH Jrstices Winyl-- Big Cane,t L. Cod
ci,anx' n sstarr.ss Uppera Bayern Bpnf,
l.. Stages store.
thJnsriee. .Iyard--Ohl Grand Prairie.
Paul Sfagg's sissre. as si@2
-lfth Jn.tice- War.l-Bayeu CIiieot,
Haas store. ..s2sR at
iath Justice Wari-Flat Town. G hin
GniilDry's. Chataigtitl, ID, P. I4sfl alt.i
18th Justice Wara-Mamou.h j. B.
Sancier's.
14rh Jtsssire Nv --Miillet. j. Suffice.
15tl Justice Neutrality-suspicious., Jos.
Fruge. AsAs 9 .c-@ss@ =
18Th Justice Ward-Church Point. j.
RarrOuse.
nth Justice Wrl-Plaqlanine Brn-
lee, F,,rem IN g. Dason. Purlpevilie,
M Arenas. a + sA #st Y Ess ~ y ~ e
18th. Justice Wnal-s'Iermrntan. v.
Maignands Paintanx L,u>, s. Carts
stare. sn4ai45 a18.4
.ca4 &C. DUsoN,
Sheriff Of the Parish of ST. Ltnlry.
Proceedings OF ahe Beard Of Police Of
X E u
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
Hogs For Safe.

Hogs found running at large in the corpora
ton OF Opeiousas and vicinity, i'll violation o
law. will be taken up and lnpounded in til,
stable lot Of A. 2. Williams, i'll said town, wher.
they will be sold to the highest bidder, If not
previously redeemed, every SATURDAY, ut IL
O'Clock A. M, beginning to-day, May 10Th, 1877.
BENZ. A. EUIDkY,
VICTORIN LASTkAPES,
May 19-tf C0nstables.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
The Fruit of a Bad Example.
Correspondence d. .;,.urs L"nsiana'S

Correspondence s.. .;,.,t.,s LanisianaiS
But few more remarks upon the
: horrible tragedy .f ST. Charles. MAY
nnt be ai,,isS. | have said that it Is
rne "f the first, il hot ilm' first iu~fa"r"
IN our State nf ral"red men using the
lynch! law Usually cruel, hut t'mll,
the negro had never dared I" Intervene
between justice and its victim. i"
,auui.er in s,,'ict. :" Wah ''ntv II few
accaln,,liceS. i a mai, nf his character.
But Ia siMtrh ttssm justice "rr at lis
accused. Mas IL. pnS>t>S andarity Nhl' ii
he iEth not Net >A""n AnA IL tile
white man had nnt ST hlm the example
OF thus rra,uptin4 Ia" nn,trl l"'t. Il l.
doub. fui whether ,hr h,rrihc TRACED,
OF st. Charles wuuil have been enacted
and whether Mr. 81. NJ uIIn would have
suffered the crarl death he has been
-matlt. to endure. This ought Z" he II
Lesson tn those white men VIII" >" often
violate law hy snatchin. from II one "t
ifs accused who Sn often break npr''
prison doors to lynch criminal. They
are most to be blamed, for having given
the example. Ne have laws and tri'
sl,unals to condemn the guilty, and the
rioter who is guilty of lynclllns, moi
7only violates those laws, hut dips hl'
hands in the blood of his fcllow-beinE
he IL guilty of murder.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
BsDaicP {,

A special term of the District Court In and
for the parish OF It Landry. will hH hrld, De
ginning un the llth day of Novemh Y. 1873. be
ing the cond Monday OF said month. f"r TIE
trial of all such Cts'S civil aud criminal as may
be brought before said cuii"t.
Sept. lift j. d. Gil \CHERF. Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
Notice (!

The owner OF the following brand: A y Il
reulested - give his name information. to MS
interest. will he given to him by applying O.
this office. lnty lo-u
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
1878.
NEW YORK.


1876. NEW YORK. 1878.
As the time apl'ruit,.-,- for the renewal OF
Subscriptions. ! lie II would remind lta
iIlrn IL ana wclWl1UtlH everywhere. that IL
! t-'il Il c!IIdhntc tor iLtl! cGllsnttl ALTON and
support. l,i = rtcul, i tue ,,;,-; ten cara
rc.iC~ for continuance of t'.' heart, ~ Ill
p,tthN amt Grntr"l% rD-"l'ciIiIluu WIiriI have
!Itht '.rrIt cAtcnti.d t. it1rO Aevrry ultartcr
III tIt' tNi"n.
In" Dai:y sun Is II fonr pay.-..:eet of %
nj .'iii>, pa" h' nIAi!. post paid 5j cents u
...nutli. ''1 g 80 l,,r ear.
llit sunday t.llriI ~ IlIc sun Is an pi s.tr-
It, s..t-rt - IS T. 'lllulS. While .nviuy the
Jews at 1hr H. i >,,,I.tn lis lar u alIlnllL
It literary Hn'l Hctlalituls luuIttr e;r clallv
I''pHitrt ton It, lhr sunday Kun uH met with
,ftit >IcrroS. Post l'A!'! Sg.20 year.
The Week., Snm.
Who "nc- not know ii" Weekly sun? Il cir
illhtts tur"n%!nut the United states lhr Caua-
las, and h"N"nt Mart! 1lullsnti.t families
rect lis WCnotIlr page weekly amt regard il
~ IcW-. rlit"r'H!. agricultural, amt lit, rnry
'ptllhItiitn ildht II essentially u Journal for
lie IAhl'lA nnh the tirr>ttc. TIAlS: Dnr Dol
Tor year. post paid. Tuls price, quality con-
rti'F"d, making II I'll" ritr:'St new Uurr pub
lS!itrt. For 'lt'> OF ten. with so casa, We will
,rnt III extra copy free
Address PEBLl>lIER OF THE sun
RON l1-oF New York City.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02

NUMBER ONE.
That the seit of gprrrum n: shall y: eS al
;5Hth al t'u. ci v nf i.lfon X II sr ur at tie
..tv nf Nev Orleans. rs the III li'Hrity of fht
vttrrS of the state nitv ,tof-r II III III tlr X,
.uslling election; tIhsa vrinr to loo Ne tins
TAFT. t:,.it"i Rttnl K NJ :" 81 Ill in 'rSe ~
.heir tickets. " For stare CAWtHl. B tt"n RW te;'
fh.,sc voting 70 lnrarr the ctpi-:t ut View Or
:,uS shall ind r,e ou their tickets, Fgr state
:ip'tai New Drl ';tils"
tSrrike out article one iIun.red and thirty
ne)
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

August 49, lS76-tf.
NHARLEs N. EALER,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Corner Main and Landry Streets. Opelousas
Keeps constantly ON hand, for sae a genera
assortment OF Clocks, Watches and JeXelry
md
Grover s Baker Sewing Machines.
He also gives his personal attention TO repair
ing Clocks, Watches, JeweIry, aud Sewing
Machines of all kinds
deg. 2l-ly.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
a - 3 TT TT : = = = = q
Sheriff of the Parish of ST. L.nlry
tTsAsSssIH - 2 g = y
Proceedings OF she Beard Of Police of
fae Tssv j or Opelousas.

ProceedinS- OF she board Of Poaice OF
ahe TSwn Of Opelousns.
sfsErsHsssF ss----- - : - a3ss4 S@ v ~
FRIDAY. September 18th. 1873.
Tho Beara met pursuant tosa call of the
President.
Present: DR. James Ray. President: Messrs.
C. N. Ealer. r. j. Lefabyre, E. Donato. G. Mayo
and wv. Sa. BELL s t44f st-a .afis
On motion ,,f Sir. Ealer, DIR. Isonis Halden
WIS apVuinfed a menher OF the B0ari OF Health
OF the towil af Opeleas;ss vice Dr. IL. III. iittcll
resigned.
On,moticn OF Mr.. Mayo. Resolved. that NIL
tie censc now at Rarryisl Landing and con-
sikhed 10 fnerchants of he town OF 0pefslls.as,
bG permitted to bss hrenght into the sad stUwn
Of 0peiulleae, provided, that the said cnffee has
passed through the ventilafing and airing pro-
ocss as provided FOR by resolution of the p.flsh
B0arauf Health. dated August 10Th. 1873. and
that 1t he accompanied with d certificate from
the quarantine officers t1 That effect.
On motion the Board atljpnrnrst. III s8 ss N
m. as JAMES RAY, President.
Attsst d, vooRasEs. Clark.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
FGssr .3cssfhS Of f4OOa EEsaisE,
FOR % GENTS.
ANf rtE>uS VINO Will BY A BOX OF
PARSONS pCRGATsvE PILLS.

I-ilta, and Will ito lHl- every t:}ul week during
il" mouths of June, July. August and Septrnl-
'rr. Will not bt' trt,Ilh., II with Fever and a lss
t"r SaalariOus Fever, nur ksiiIious Fever,
'ur any tIie tli,cus,'. l..silus from mi;ssillY-
e poison, rnilliIion Iii Missouri Mississippi,
.nulsia!IA. ArkHlisis and IcXHs. II PAAs.
SONS PcR RGATsFE ssBl.A.a cannot lie
'il:t.iitd al your ntalC est store, send Is cts to
..r nlirlrI5iird. ai'l tile pills shall be sent,
n-t pad, ht return mail fnl siciaus supplied
y nLlt AZ sd per tiIrlt~lid Ill hulk. Az this
Int ii T." mere tlian hotf price for standard
h!h t\ tie tEnustld cH>i. must accompany
Older. The t.tripc viii be chtrrtuliy sent
h"n\ liN1irian on npl'licatl"n. We Will Sc. d.
,ti>"it L. lis ny nE,j' 10 responsible parties
II c'"mlSSt"h al s. per dozen, sauIple dozens
Nl.Jl, cAsn with The ul.lcr.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
INV A NEW PLACE.
#, HERB

Has opened a BLACKSMITH SHOP about "i;s
mile west Of Opeloltsas, at the corner or Ia! &"
lime and the Bellevue road leading by The"
Chacherc's where work in his line will be prompf
ly and well done at the lowest rates
feb Ely.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
Castor .S';Srisag:.

DR.. CHAS i. HARDY Proprietor
JOSEPH MULLER, OF Was..lr sron- lessee
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02
FCMRER TWO.

Reprpst natives stall he chosen on III" first
! rstla1 after the first Monday IN November,
very rw, years and tlit elections sIall he CON
,l,rei in ui,r dsiv. The General Assembly shall
nee. on the first Monday in i.sliu .ry. 1859. and
ncnnally tiiereaft,r. On the tirSt Monday in
January I'M ess =. different day he appninird
~ law and their sessions shall he held at tine
seat Of government
(Str,hc out article seventacn.)
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02


Article one hundred an, thirty-two of the
constitution OF 1868 shall be ahrog ttei. =
FE4#< NUMBER EIGHTEEN tSEt y &&*4t*"
The Superintendent OF Public e lncatior shall
raceIve a salary Of thirty-five hundred dol :ars,
ayable q tarterly on his avn warrant
NUMBER NINETEEN. --. ..-.s
No license tax shall he imposed by the State,
or any parish or municipal authority. on any
mechanical trade. man,isact0ryIur factory. ex-
cept such as may require police regulations, in
towns and cities, ssf,s 4g4.+ssr - avFs IN
NUMBER Tw wRSTY.. #.r5-.5s. q, .E.t4.
The TegfalatHre liz authorized to exempt from
State. municipal or paEish taXafian household
gonts such as fllrnifiIre wearing apparel, tools
OF trade or profession and family portraits. not
exceeding in aggregate value the sum OF Ave
hunttfed cellars. s9sr8. ssS
ACT NO. u, EXTRA SESSION OF 1878.
NUMBER TwENTY-oNE. +.
Strike ont the first part of article 142 of the
constitution Nf 1868. which reads "A university
shall he established and maintained IN the city
Of New Orleans. IL shall he e0lnnnsed of d
each with appropriate faculties The General
Assembly shall provide bv law for its organi-
zatl0n and maintenance: and insert: 1.-The
university shall be maintained. Tt shall he
composed OF n law, u medical and an aeademi-
ca. department.. aud such other departments as
may ne. established shI law each with apprn-
pirate faeulties; prGrided., that the law and
medical Aepartments already organized shall
continue I'm the city OF New Orleans, and the
academical and other departments may be
located elsewhere in the State"
St. Landry democrat., 1878-11-02

June lit
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23
a Sharp LAWYER Caught,

A very fair story comes from one
of our courts. One of those shreWd,
sharp and sarcastic lawyers, of that
class who take demoniacal Joy and
unspeakable pride in twisting q
witness into labyrinth of difficult
ties, had occasion some time ago to
cross-examine gentlemen of some
little prominence. The sharp law
yer managed, after much skillful
maneuvering, to so confuse the wit
ness that the only answer he could
obtain. to his questions was, 81 don't
recollect."
When the lawyer had had this
answer returned to him a score or
so of times his patience gave out.
"Tell me, Mr.. j." he exclaimed,
with biting sarcasm, edo YOU ever
remember anYthing?"
81 can" was the response.
"Can you carry your memory
back for twenty years, and tell me
then ?" 90 :
eyes, 1 think I can, ;" returned the
witness, who had regained some
composure.
"Ah !" exclaimed the LAWYER,
gleefully rubbing his hand, in ortho-
dox legal fashion. "Now, that is
consoling. Come now, sir, what is
this instance which you remember
so we'll ?"
"Well, sir, remember that TWEEN
ty years ago, when you were admit
ted to the Bar, your father came to
me to borrow thirty dollars to buy
you suit that you might make q
presentable appearance at commence
ment, and have a distinct recollec-
ton that your father never paid the
thrifty dollars back to me-"
Confusion changes hands at this
point of the proceedings, and the
lawyer dismisses the witness with
out more ado.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-08-23
VEGETIN b
L will try Vegetine. He did.
and was cured.

Mr. H. r. STEVENS Dear Sir,-I wish to
give you this testimony, that you may know,
and let others know, what Yegetine has done
Tor me. About two years ago q small sore
came on my leg: it soon became large ulcer,
so troublesome that consulted q doctor, but
got no relief, growing worse from day to
day. Suffered terribly; could not rest day
or night; l was so reduced my feiends
thought would never recover; consulted a
vice; it did no good. ! can truly say l was
discouraged. At this time 1 was looking
over my newspaper: saw your advertise
ment OF Negetine, the 'AGreat Blood Purifier
Tor cleansing the blood fro m all impurities,
curing humors, ulcers, etc. said TO my fam
lily. Will try some of the Vegetine. Before
had used the first bottle began to feel bet
ter made up my mind had got the right
aaeIlclne at last could now sleep well
nights. continued taking the Vegetine. 1
took thirteen bottles. My health is good The
ulcer Is gone, and am able to attend to BUSH
ness: l paid about four hundred dollars for
medicine and doctors before bought the
Vegetine: have recommended Vegetine to
others with good success. L always keep a
cellent medicine. Very respectfully yours,
Mr.. Anthoni is one of the pioneers OF Della
ware, o.. He settled here in 1884 He Is q
wealthy gentleman, of the firm of f. Anthoni
q sons Mr.. Anthoni is extensively known,
especially among the Germans. He is well
known in Cincinnati. He is respected by all.
IMPURE BLooD.-ln morbid conditions of
the blood are many diseases; such as salt
rheum, ring worm, boils, carbuncles, sores,
ulcers and pimples. In this condition of the
DIood try the vegetine, and cure these a1fec-
tlons AS blood purifyer it has no equal.
It's enectS are wonderful.