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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21
For the Home Journal
Municipal.

The b arb of Mayor aud Aldermen
III The Corporation of Wine aester in
,ltrd the c'zcns generally to meet
with them last Monday night at the
Courthouse, for the pirposr Of ha' ng
= conference IN relation - corporation
matters. Tnc meeting. though not
largely lenIr'l, WAS v,ry interesting
Mr., j. l.. Biugh, ul the Street Comma
zee, MAIDS report IN when he drmuu~
'tralrd the superiority oi the pIow amt
scoop over the pick aud shovel IN re
pairing streets and sidr,ulks, II upS
pears thar the work which has recently
"cen done an our 81 IewuIke cost onh
$3.50, while undrr the old system it
would. have cost $50 on The Street
Committee deserve The highest praise
for the resolution and energy with
which they have taken hold OF this
matter, anf We trust the work viii 90
on until We have good sidewalks uu
all our principal streets,
We were little snrpriarh u learn
that the taxes tor 1878 have not yet
hrcu assessed This mdrutes an easy
condition ol the Treasury, or II lack oi
energy, 1t would he better, we think,
To collect the Corporation tax ahouI
the same time the State AMI county
taxes alr collected, and close up the
business OF each year rs We 60 along.
Ii seems that there are accounts on
the books extending ~ far hack n
1870, and sumr even farther than That,
Many Of the parties cIuim that lhe>
have paid hut lost some or all their
receipts, and it often happens that re-
rcipls are produced after much trouble
in hun,n2 thcm up, !, appears, there's
fore, that Cunslablcs, in Years gone hy,
have collected taxes and failed 10 cred
it the books. aal il the parties who.
have pail cannot find their re, eip,N,
they are compelled to pay again. This
is II great evil. The people do not
like to he annoyed every year for re-
crip's rXtcnliug back to the DAYS oi
the aooi. The pl"dnrlinr of re-
rcil Tor any one year should be con
evidence III favor at the TAN
payer of the prNnrnt %! all taxes prior
to that Tine Bat It should h. matte u
for the Tax Crlirctor to
CIV" y receipt tor Que year when the
tax OF "A prpce'iin. year remains unset
.led, 1t would lie better, perhaps, nu-
der all The circumstances To take the
old hooks, down to the wear 1871, ami
nurn them up; vIrcl Board lnal will
ITO business IN an energetic and sNs-
Irmaic mnuncr; and make every ON"
paI'ze tHal the Corporation tax il TO.
nr pail WITHIN Il Limited time after II
becomes due, or else steps will be
taken immrdiatc 10 collect it hV legal
process. lnc people Of Winchester
want to know Il what IL the assessed
value Of the taxable property OF Ia"
on The amount Of .aX
levied the Board on each hundred
loIlarS worth Of property; (3) the
amount Of the privilege tx; a. the
salaries paid to the MAYOR, b 'ard of
Aldermen aud Constable; and (5) al
report every twelve months showing
all these facts, together with the
,lnount OS receipts, rSpen litnrcs, and
lnculpcted taxes. with the names OF
he dclinYnents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21
\ Resident \ Office.
r. NJ Darwin and other, VI. j VI Oar.
win and Others.

f. VI. Darwin and other, VI. j. VI. Oar.
win and Othrr'.
Upon motion, AMI it appearing to The
satisfaction ofthe Clerk u Master, from
compartments Injunction Bill in above
rausr, which j. sworn to, that tine dcirnG =
ants, GcOrg" !iorkrr>mitl and wife Eliza
beth llOrkrr,mith. /. j. Darwin and Bay =
less Darwin. ure non-rcSihcnts OF I'll
state OF Tennessee. 30 that the ordinary
process OF law cannot he served upon
them.
! II i therefore ordered that publication
be made tor tonr consecutive weeks in the
|lIo ncJournaI. published in Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said non resident dcicn-
dantS tOapprar on or before the It'll Mon
day in January next. before the Ciranccry
Court at Winchester. Franklin county,
Tenn. and plead, answer or demur to
IromplainlNt>' bill. or the same will he ia
Ken tor confessed and set for hearing cX
Ipartc Is to them. Witness my hand. ut
office in Winchester. tenn. This AUGUST
80 1873. T. II. FlNCll,C 4 NJ.
scptj-iw 4iS
i. Is, Pearson and Fitzpatrick & Grey
Ipry. Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21
NOn-ReSid Mt Notice.

"A. NJ Crawford, Admir-. &c. ". Jamc>
/ Crawford and II. >. Crawford ct ais.
b Upon motion. and 1t appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk of the County
court of Franklin county. Tr' H.. from the
petition filed in the above cansc. which
is sworn to. that the defendants. Jane,
il Crawford and u. =. Crawford. are non
residents of the state of tennessee. 40 that
the ordinary process OF law cannot be-
SERVED upon them.
\ &c j. therefore ordered that publications
he mGult. for four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester.
Tenn. requiring said non-rcsidrnt defend
ANTS to appear on or before the l>t Monday
lin December next. before the Honorable
County Court Of Franklin county. Tenn. q,
and plead. AZ, wer or dcnur 10 complain
ants petition. orthc same will be taken for
confessed and set Tor hearing CT partc "a.
to them.
witness my hand. nj Office In Winches
trr, tai, Oct 30tl. lS1s.
GLEN. ARLEDGE Clrrk
By J. J. Arledec. ID. &.
nOg-iw AZ
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PRESIDENT Notice.
'aLirl Young ". Anthony Stewart and

DaLirl Young ". Anthony Stewart and
others.
Upon motion. aud it appearing to I, c
satisfaction nf the Clerk ~ Master tr' NJ
CO npllnlnt'S injunction Bah in above
cause. which is sworn 10. thar the defend
ant. Henry I"ung, William Young
George Young. startling Young; aud Mt
nv Young and Mrlr-arrlt Young. an
their husbands, whose hriStan and sur
names are both UNKNOWN. but Mary and
Nargarptt a-e children OF john icung
deceased. are non residents ot the state OF
Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary process oi
Inv canunt be- served upon them.
1t il therefore ordered that publication
br made for four consecutive week In the
Home journal, plplishrd in Winchester
Tenn. requiring said NONRESIDENT tie
trnd ,nts to appear on or before the 4tu
Monday in January next. before tue
Chanrery Court at Winchester. Franklin
county Tenn. and plead. an>wrr0r drmul
IT, complain int'S dill. or III" same will b'
taken tor ronl,SSrdani sci ,or hearing ~
parir as 10 them.
Witness my hand, NJ office in Winchr>.
ter. Tenn. TIL. Nov. lStn. 1873.
/. II. FINCH. G. Il VI.
nov2iiw Az
Brannan Il Hunt, Solicitors for cont
plainants
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Non Resident Notice.

Edward Morris ct. al. W.. Frank Morris
and others.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Clerk 4 Master. Fl ON
irumplainants Bill in ahovrrausc. which
H. sworn to. that the drtrn lant>, Bald
win Lee and wife Mary rc. \. g. Mann
md wife susan Mann. Ill Lee. william
i.dwrrd Irr. l.. ann Lee. Sarah "al!arr
and her husband. - Wallace. Susan
lame Mexican aud her husband, -
VI krau. are nOnrCslIrnt, of the state OF
tennessee. 80 that the ordinary process %!
'.nw cannot be- served upon them.
| II l. therefor, ordered that publication
~ made tor four .iIccc-.ive weeks In I'll,
llIpmr journal. published IN Winchester
Tenn. requiring said NONRESIDENT de-
PENDANTS to appear on or before the fonrt..
Monday in January next before the Chan
a,crv Court at Winchester. franklin cnun-
ty. Trnncsscc.a and plral.answer or 'lemur
ID accomplishments bill. or the same W III b.
taken forcOniessedand set tor hearing ~
partc a. to them. Witness my hand. AT
-,nicc in Winchester. Tennessee, this
October 81. Isl
T. II. FINCH. &. & VI.
octl0-Iw a.,
Fitzpatrick 4 Gregory and simmons
'urti.. solicitors for c"mplainanl-.
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Science and Religion.

A cable dispatch from London SAWS
James Anthony Frvude. the historian,
has sent an article to the International
Review, of New York, on the subject
OF Science aud Religion He hoIds
that the present state Of religious opin
i'm throughout The world is extremely
critical; that theologians II" longer
speak with authority; that those who
uphold orthodoxy cannot agree on
what ground to defend il; that maleri
alism all over Europe is especially
listened 10 when j: affirms that the
claims Of revelation cannot be main
tanned, aud that the existence of God
and future state, the origin OF man,
the nature Of science, and distinction
elwren good and evil, are all open
questions. He SAYS that no serisus
consequences, At least in England and
America, are vet outwarlly apparent,
aud that the entire generation at press
cnt alive may pass away before the in
ward change shows itself 10 marked
external symptoms. but that it is Ger
tain that religious opinion is moving
with increasing speed along n track
which it will never rrtrace, toward
issues infinitely momenlous
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

Pork rrtaiIs IN our market for five
cents per pnund-rLcap enough. We
hear. however, Of some OF our farmers
trylng to sell at cents, but the man
who disposos OF his meat at those ig
ures, will Ito losing business, NJ that
sum won't pay for the corn used IN
iattcnng the hogs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21
Preparatory Department-Mary
Sharp Coli, gr.

MRS. JOSIE LuSK has been secure
n This Department. Mrs bnsk attend
, : the Mry sharp for three YEAR. an
cnnplct-,l the cour.r. except the Srnio
year. = - had experience IN Tracking br
fore rrl .r,i,, the To leg, 4nd u very sue
..s,ni Np'rirn"" lin 81 Is nom 81
: great ru"rgv. ttlprn Ixh student. lnd :
!.ith!ui SUD accVmp.i- e.
ls1cbaI.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

Circuit Court Clerk elect, II p
Stewart, while on the mountain hunt =
ing some days ago, felt from his horse
aud broke his co,Iar-honc We are
informed that he will be unable to at
tend TO the duties Of his office during
the sitting OF Court which Conyenr-
next Monday.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

In our paper this week will be louud
the announcement Of Prot. j. W. Sy-
Ter Tor County Surveyor. II the Mag
istrates Of thus county are informed as
To the capacity and fitness OF Prot. Sy>
Ter. his election is certain The truth
is, the people would he Fortunate IN
having him.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

Chickens, nice lat ones, full grown,
find good market in our town Al
l6 90 cents, The "small fry com
mand from s to l2t cents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

Il } jackson has just received n
really nice stock Of goods, and max,
modest mention Of the same in our pr
per. His stock of canned goods j.
fresh aud splendid, aud va do not hes
ltate to assert that Il, J. jackson, or
his son, J, T., will never try to get Il
cent out o! man which Is MOI mrlN
earned. They are clever men TO deal
with
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

Mr. W. Rauson's store building,
since being flushed, is quite an orna>
mcnl to our Square. A nice, smooth
pa vcment on the sides Of tho building
fronting the streets is nov in order.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21
Nonresident Notice.

". G. Armstrong vs.. Iyrec ki..Glr asd
Others.
Injunction BILL
Upon motion. and il appearing to the
satisfaction oi the Clrrh u Master. from
.nmplainant's nili in aIove cause, viii, h
is sworn To, that defendant. Mgi!udd Good
iue. il Il NONRESIDENT ut the state al Ten
nrs,rc. 49, that The ordinary process OF law
cannot hs Servcu upon her.
II is therefore ordered that pu LEGATION
80 made for Tour successive weeks III the
lone journal. puuIi>heu in inchr,ter,
rrnE..requirimg said nonresident driend'
ant 70 appear Oh or brior, thr liz Mon
.LS inJanuarl neat. hrlur, tir hHt''l!
, curt 1T Winchester. rankin '""ht)'
Tenn. and plead. answer or drnni 10
umpluinant's till. or the same VIII Dc VS.
,rn fol confessed and set tor nearing "a
iirtr IA toner. ,..,
Witnr.. NJ, hand at Office In Wiuehes'
or. Tenn, this Oct. 9th. 1875. a.,
4. Il. FINCH. c. 4 n.
orl7-iw ~
simmon. & Curtis. Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

Mothers, do not let YOU darlingS suffer
with the Whoopng Cough. il you have Il
remedy so near ut hand. Use Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, aud the sufferers will soon
iiRd relief. Price. 20 cent?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

Butter---a good arlrle--srlls readily
in our market tor 90 cents; but the
white, wa,ery "stull "" find in some
Of our stores is an imposition at any
price.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

The eggs sold hy some Of our mrr
chants are entirely too ripe 10 be pal
atabie.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

Oar Dccherl letter failed to reach
US il time tor last week. issue We
extract from it this week as follows:
ION las. TUESDAY, Nov. 9th, at the
residence OF Mr.. Moan Smith in this
place, Mr. Clli'lain r Turner and Mis-,
Sarah Jane Perry were united in the
holy bond, Of malrinony. Clituin
had hard time getting hi, girl, for
the old iolk were opposed to the
match but C'iftain, being determined,
procured horse and buggy aad wen,
down after her Tuesday morning, (shr
lived about three miles below Wiucnrs
ter, and after pretty ha!d Nkirmish
with tue old lady, finally surcee'cl 10
bringing her off. Your humble cor,
respondent ",lid up" the ceremony.
"a number OF our cilIzens left tor
Texas lately. LelT Rose and family
and Mr. Powell Darwin and iamI'
were among the number. Mr.. Darwin
was in very had health When he lett
and had bcon for some time His son.
William Darwin, who lives in Texas,
came after him "
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

Publication Of the Home journal Is
delayed one day this week on account
of the death of Bessie Slater, infant,
daughter Of WIN. j. AMI Volumhia
Rphrrta Slater. She was thirteen
months old, AMI was buried YESTERDAY
wednesday, in The Winchester Gem
.tery, Rev. a. h. Faris, OF the Nj +.
Church. performing the ceremony
His remarks were very appropriate.
We thank him, an thank many lrirnls.
both men and women, for their KIND
attention and their manifestations Of
sympathy for US while our baby was
sick and after it died They say it is
better off. We believe so too, hut the
cold lain that falls 30 pitilesslv this
M 'rnihg upon the ncw-made grave
away out Wonder, goes To our heart
most unwrlcomplv, and all the religion,
aud all the philosophy of this world
cannot keep us from wishing our sweet
little Bessie was back at home where
she was So tcuherlv loved by her faith
or. mother. and her three little sisters
But-"it is the old, old fashion. i e
fashion that came IN with our first gar
men,s, and will last unchanged unlIl
our race has run its course. AMI the
wide armament is rolled up like u
s"rnll. The old. old iashinn--DPatl =
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

Mr.. Ellis Days. "f our town, who
has hcen sick in Nashville for severaD
weeks, returned home last Sunday,
and is convalescing.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21
For County Surveyor.

We are authorized to announce J. w
Sylcr candidate tor County Surveyor
before the next Quarterly Term of the
County Court OF Franklin county
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21
Knights of Honor.

Winchester Lodge. No. lj7, meets at
Masonic Hall, lSt and 81 Monday nights
OF each month.
JNO. f. VAUGHAN, i. r.
j. {. OEHMId. L.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

GB- WatcrprootS, Fmnnels, Linscys, and
bleached goods OF all kinds, very low and
bought ut the right place, for sale by
LENElIAN Il HOLLAND.
DcchCrd, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

A pretty picture Is u notwithstanding
and we'll cared tor Baby. BY III" u.r Of
pr Bpll'> Baby Syrup you can keep the
health of your Baby in spIrndidcondtUn.
Price, % ceuts bottle
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

A fatal difficulty rulred III B"i-
ford county. on the Lvnchburg ana
Shelhyville pike, on Wednesday night
OF last week A crowd had gatli"ie !
ut consolidating on Mr. James F'i-
rars place, when difficulty OCCUR II
between Mr.. Felix Holt and negr"
named Frazier Frazier stabbed HoIi
several times. the knirc prnrir 'llng the
intestines, and inHi ting dangerous
wound. Holt 6rcl four shots At III"
negro, one taking effect in be ibl"ncn
and another ia the arm. the trst "'
witch. il is thought, would - cntis
ell death. The nctrD was carried To -
cabin near Nv. and the next night n
mob OF masked men hastencd his np
rroacbing death by rhl,iling bis h".Iy
with bullets. Frazier claimed 10 he q
brother Of Shoat Frazier, who murder
ed a man In Rutherford rounty several
mouths ago, and f,r which crime he
was hanged W amob.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

lTs" An extra large stock OF Jeans JUS
received by Lenehan Il Holland, Dechrrd.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

e8 Alpaccns and Dress Goods OF all
kinds, both Imported and domestic
LENEHAS 4 HOLLAND,
Dechcru, Tenn,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

BY virtue OF m execution in my hands,
issued from the Circuit Court OF franklin
county, Tennessee, in the cau.c OF Ill. II.
-aUndGr, ~, Edward Bondurant and
Graves rruUiuHon,' win sell tC the
highest bidder tor CASH, ut the Cuur,-
house door in tdc iOwnOl Winchester, on
saturday, November 23G, 1878,
the following Described tract of land, sit
uatrtanA tying in district No. Of Frank
lin county, Tenn, and bounded ~ follows:
On the north by lands of --- Armstrong;
east by Martins Fork; south by Martins
Fork; and west by Eslill'sFork- -coMtuiu-
ing about 1000 acres.
Said tract of land is levied upon as the
property OF Graves Pennington to satisfy
this execution.
This October 2lst, 1873.
Y. +. OAKLEY, Sheriff.
oc2itdB S(s
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JOHN SIMMONS. r. X. CURTIS.
SIMMONS & CURTIS,
Attorneys at Law
Winchester, Tenn.

viii practice in the counties o! Frank
lin. Coffee and Moore; also. IN Supreme
Court at Nashville. Prompt attention
given to collections. novl4
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COTTTN9

Made to order, anG a luIl supply Of tn,
incest on hand. oi any size. at les Iial
they can be- uou4rt for anywhere else
He will deliver them in NlCh ilEARNf
to any part of the county.
| ,r"I on hani an aS.Ortn,"n' %.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

tB- Carpets ut New York prices.
LENEIlAN Il HOLLAND,
Dcchcrd. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

At the meeting of tht Board "f
Ma;or and Aldermen last Mou,lay
night, the following paper was read. 1t
Is good, 10 tical sense, and does great
credit to our friend, Maj Baugh:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-11-21

The following items are taking from
The Lynchburg SenliDcl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-20
a Malay superstition.

When Maays are dangerously sick they I'M
agine that if they can remove the evil spirits
they are all right; 50, with this object they con
struct miniature prahu, or warboat of wood,
complete in every way, with mast, rigging,
black flag, paddles, and IA ruddcr. The boat is
filled with various articles, bag of rice at the
stern, and lamp made out OF cockle-shcll at
the PROV; the body of the boat is stuffed with
cups made of leaves containing liquors of va
lious sorts, entrails of fowls, sweetmcats of all
kinds, tobacco, flowers and copper CONS The
boat is supported by IA slender square bamboo
platform, surrounded with pendant grass, to
which are tied all sorts of catables and at the
corners the legs and wings of chicken.
About eighteen inches below the boat are fig
ures of turtles, crocOdiles and lizards, made of
rice, resting on "a plantain leaf, the whole be
ing supported by four straight branches about
seven feet high the top leaves forming cano-
pv) stuck into a raft made of plaintain trees.
Slips of bamboo are stuck around the raft with
partially-burncd red rags tied to them. The
raft is set ailoat; and it is supposed that the
evil spirits, entlced away by the food in the
boat. leave the patient and attach themselves
To the boat Should any Malay touch the raft
after it has been set afioat he or she becomes
afflicted with the disease from which the per
son for whose benefit the raft was set adrift
suffered
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-20

MOVING STRAWBERRY BEDS.-tOr several
years past have adopted the practice of NOW
Ing my strawberry beds at the period that the
plant ceases to put forth new leaves, and the
old ones look dry and rusty The treatment
prevents the production of runners 10 any great
extent the bed being renewed by oiishoots
from the crowns of the old roots Usually by
fall the plantation will exhibit one mass of
fresh grown leaves. This treatment fails only
when dry and hot spell succeeds the now
ing. have never suffered but once in this
way, when the beds were badly burned and
thinned out. did not lose them, However, as
they afterwards revived, and though five or
six years old, look, this season, like new beds
| am so well satisfied with this system, that |
shall always continue it, taking the risk of
having the operation defeated by drOuth,
which after all only happens occasionally.
With plenty of rain it succeeds perfectly
HOHicWlturtst.
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4 Wonderful snake story.

Young Newton dropped in our Office yester
day, says Covington (Ky) paper, and gave
us the particulars OF difficulty he witnessed
between large rattlesnake and a cat. The
snake was trying TO get through fence on
Duell Bush's plantation, when large cat, sup
posed TO belong to Thomas Petty, made an at
tack upon the serpent. After the cat had caught
the snake with its teeth and drew it back, II
looked as if it was dead The cat immediate
ly begun to eat the reptile, and at the first en-.
trance of the cats teeth in the snakes flesh II
revived and struck the cat in the mouth, caus-
ing instant death. After this the snake swal-
low ed the cat and endeavored to travel. Young
Newton then killed the snake and cut il open
finding the cat, supposed To be instantly killed
and was astOunded to see it crawl out and de
vOur the dead snake
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-07-20
VEGETlNE.
l OWE MY HEALTH
TO YOUR VALUABLE
Veeetine.

NEWPORT, KY, April %, 1871.
Mn. II. Il. STEVENS:
Dear Sr-aying suffered from breaking out of Cdnker
Sores for than i've years caused by accident OF
fractured BONE which fracture into running
and having used every thing could think of and nothing
helped me, until had taken six bottles of your valuable
medicine which Mr.. Miller, the apOthecary recommended
very highly The sixth bottle cured me- and all can say is
that | owe my health to your valuable Vegetine.
Your most Obedient servant,
ALBERT Won ROEDER.
at is unnecessary for me to enumerac the diseases for
which the VEGETINE should be used know of no disease
which will not admit of its use, with good results Almost
complaints caused by poisonous secretons
in blood which be entirely expelled from the system
by the the VEGRTINE When the blood is perfectly
ceansed the disease rapidly yields all pains cease; healthy
action is promptly restored and the pctient cured