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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
ADDITIONAL TRADE REP0R1S
COTTON MARKETS.

IIyRRpoot. Dec 4-l28O .. m.-Cotton heavy Mddins
3D., - ydng 1000 bales speculation ana export. Re-
cepts 1890 bales all American Failures az ls2
5od do december and January delivery 5isd; do Jan
s sg f I'd o April and May dchvefy 6sd do May add
June delivery I'D DO Iune ana July Geiyffy i do'
LTyERP6of, Dec ID ,. m-Cotton.Futurcs Upland',
Aprl aud delivery, 5d do,Ncw CROP shipped Noycm
LIVERPOOL Dec 4-4:2O D. m.-The sales Or Cotton to-day
included $500 bales American Ep9res.C Low Nh N
ruarY delivery 5aa do February and March delivery o'sad
EITS, Dec i-Cot6a quiet: MiiGing, 8is9s4c: Low
sjiddlng 79o Good Ordinary 7'so; receipts lSoV 0aes
' BALT MON pee 4cotton dull snddlng 9e4 Low MD
ding Sl9c; Good Ordinary, &C.; gross rtcflila 80
bales exports coastwse so bacsi sales 10 bales stock
90 Bo,To asY Dec 4-coton dun Midcnc 9'c Low Md
ding 9c Good Ordinary s2c; net receipts 0i9 naes;
gross 1873 bales exports to Great Britain oO@ bales
MidlnG &C: Good Ordinary So ?G net receipts 1865
o9eI sss Dec Cc weak and irregular ddng
s2c Low Mddiing otei GoQl OIanaE 7z 81, net r.
WISE SIC bales sales i7I2 bales stock 1895 bales.
LOUISVILLE Dec 4.-Cotton qnet Miainne see ,..,
$3.50 bales Shipments 2Olo bales sales 1850 bales stock
NOZZLE, Dec 4-cottou week and irregulari Mdaling.
slqdSSsc; Low suddlinV SAG c Gool Ordinary be- net
WISE, 1859 bses l50O bales stock $685. bales
Sc Low Midding sac: GOOD Ordinary, sc.i net re-
celpts 6.93 bales 1884 haes exports 70 Great ~
bales sales s, 500 bales: stock 1914 bales.
NORFOLK. Dec 4-tOitIu tNtii allNillu-' osC.' l'A
ceips $50 raes exports cOaswse l63O bales sales 55
PIi Spgt PHIA Dec 4-Cofou qu'et Mtldnr 9ac; Low
Middlng 0isc: Good Ordinary, $50; neL receipts 80
bales gross sj7 bales sales, spnue,s 3l3 bales; STOCK
1898 bales.
SAVANNAH Dec 4-Cotou easy. M.ddliHg SiqcI Low MIDI
ding Ordinary. receipts, ASA bales;
exports 70 Continent 7jj bales sales 2aOO bales STOCK
79O38 bales
Sr LOUIS, Dec 4.-Cotton lower; Mddling. sssc% Low
Good Ordinary. TO- receipts, OBS bats:
shipments ia bales saes l40l bales stock 35t5O
bales
Middlne lee; Good Ordinary 9c.: net reeepts Oh
bates; exports cOastwise, 4i5 Daes siOcz. l4l3 Oes
For wnshlng aanncIs thers {. uoius equal 20 rYLTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05

L,fED


CROSSNAN-At Hunur gtOn. L. l., December 3. Mary Co
widow Of Gilbert Crossmau, In her t9ih ar l.
Relatives friends ore resp clv invited ~ ttfn he ~
IN.
HALI-On wednesday the 4th Inst, Martha H., vile OF VIII
liam H.. Hall, tgel 40 years.
Funeral her late residence Cl West 5bth tda On
INST. at 1890 O'Clock a m. -
The remains viii Do taken Hackensack, ~ J., for inter
residence $50 West l21ths Joseph g. Gr ia the 0sth
RELATIVES ana friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend funeral e his late residence Frlny al
ternOOn, at o'clock.
HOWEIJAt Newark, y. j. on the 30 inst Ihco r Howell
tie CON year 0t his az -
SATURDAY, The 7th Ist az II - kindly re-
auested that no flowers be sent
ENIGUT-Ou Tuesday n0rnuv December 3, Frederick A.
HI. GIT. n ihc lSth year ~ his ase. 80,
Funeral VIII take place upn hs ae residence 40 East Jtn-
ST., Oh THURSDAY, at ii O'Clock a N.
SNITH-At Geneva y Y, December ?, John W. Smith,
senior member Of the firm OF j. W smith Co. ag1i %
SCUASTEY-On wednesday, December 8, 1873 Margaret
Alice laughter OF \. aDi Margaret r. -chastay, aged
3yrars months and days. -.
the rrSIi Of her parents ia
Wet 52d5t, Friday, 9th Inst, az .. IN
WILLErs-At Purchase. the Sd lust. Sarah Wlet In
the glth Of her age.
house.
9:OJ train from New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
GRACE CHURCH ORGAN CONCERTS.

lhe success OF MI. ShnlUcI l. w dIItH ll''
organ concerts Grace Church has been most CRAFTY
mg Il had been Questioned and that very naturally,
whether such large and miscellaneous audiences as
have been brought together az these concerts would
always observe TINT street dCcOrum winch WAS betting,
or wneh,r ,olue element might not introduce itself
which should RIB them Of their proper dignity.
But not irs Of the sort has occurred, ana the eE-
periment-fori hut Uh0to free organ concerns In
the most IT duented part OF city must be set down
as arOmDlee Yesterday afternoon the church
vas fairly packed with audience which showed mat
It had not merely siroed INTO the church 10 while away
an idle hour, but by It's carueSncss and serious n ten
urn, proved that there with cur public
a real love for good organ music when
II is presented in the proper way and
Mr. Wdrreus programme, albeit there wasS severity
about It that urn world scarcely have expected his Gu-
Gience fully TO aopr cate, ~ itself very charn-
ing The chief point Of interest was the Widor SYM
pnony the last OF the series which TINS Ogonst has
given Us IN ;s cuil-ch in The last few weeks II Is I'M
quesonably the charming of thc set, showing all
the richness Of fancy the thoroughly muscianr qualities
and the originality witch mark The earlier works Of this
admirable composer, while IL is even yet more interest
ing in ITS freshness than any OF them Besides this
symphony, there series Of pieces by Gadc-grace-
ful. ,tronc aud pure, aud marked by a thoroughly
GENIAL spgt-aud pieces by Bach, Wagner Kulak. aud
Gm.maut. Mr.. l. J. Toedt sang arias by Haydn and
NendglssOln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
HOw PELrON con AWAY.

TRIBUNE (sOttO yOce)-Here comes sPcltOn /;
thought knew him;
I'll sall IN and interview him.
(AlOudl: When saw you stroll this way, sir
PeltOn-Yes. butt nave nothing TO say, sir! (Dodg-
ing TO get bY)
TRIBUNE GnterceptiDg)-No, bnt--if The IRIBUSE may,
Peton (sbuaug 20 rlehtI have really nothing 10 say,
TRIBUNE (retreatlng slowly)What about the ciphers
stay, sir J
PeltOn sbufiing 20 ieftI have not word 10 say sir
TRIBUNE iinshcdJ-WLY do YOU all stand az bay sir 2
Pelten Crying 10 get out of to
say, SRI
TRIBUNE (png chairs across corrdOF)-Jus like Moses
'fraid TO face 'erl
Pelton trying TO Jump up 20 the skylIghWeye agreed
that We WON'T say, sir
Tribune uOldiIg arms eXutinglyl-Speak up! You
~, can't got away, sir.
EelSon angry and desperate)-NOw. good Day, SIR!
cant tel youl Pye been taught so
-, Anu We cant afford 20 tell you'll
TRIBUNE tsaulyl-I Thought SO
GeltOn drops through a trapdOor and gets avail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
MIDNIGHT WEArHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
SfgloOsig FOR tee past "a hours.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Synopsis FOR tee past "a hours.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, a. m.-The pressure
il lowest in NewEngand IL Is rising most rapidly III
the Lower Lake region. General light rain snow has
fallen IN tue Lake renon ohio Valleys Middle states
and New-Eug.and. There has been general iali ~
tcmprraur. The winds variable ia the SOUTHWEST
elsewhere lhey uUUtNwesteIy.
Indications
For New England and Middle Atlantic States colder,
partly cloudy weather; uOrthWesty WINGS; rising Dd-
rUmrtrE
The temperature Will fall below freezing in the canal
region.
Storm Signals.
Cautionary od-shore signals continue &C Lewes, Cape
MAY Atlantic CIty. Baruegat, SANDY Hook, New YORK
aud clu.IUnary signals at lcyeiind anu S-nuusky.
TEIRlfNE LOCA- 49, GHV hrI)NN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
THE GILBERT TESTIMONIAL

The promised performances to commemorate
Mr. Gnberts completion OF his hftieth year upon the
stage will to-day, at Wallack's Theatre. The
programme has been carefully prepared and tue work
Of organization has been thoroughly done By Mr. ". H.
lloyd The beneficiary win be seen as Sr ECte'
Tea:le and ne will also deliver an address.
Many favore To participate in the proceed
ngs and bits win be shown Of OF the most char
nceTstic OF current entertainments upon the local stage
IL gucd that the affair snail be al once suitable
tribute 10 IGNORED token Of tne universal good
Will OF the dramatic profession; and Typical cNnibl-
llnn OF the Theatre OF the nenud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
The Tribune Extra No. as.

Containing the full report Of the Prophetic Con-
ference recently held IN this city, has proved
A singular success. For aud serious a piece OF
sr,,rrol Fxeres, moderate SAFE Of from three dve
Thousand only was anticipated editions however,
have been rapidly called for until Extra has already
reached
A CIRCULATION OF OVER 10000,
And large orders sul continue In answer 70 many
earnest appeals FROM who wish tue same matter
IN more permanent form THE TRIBUNE has reproduced ths
Extra in handsome
OCTAVE VOLUME OF 100 PAGES,
Printed IN good type paper this will be sent
TO any address, postpaid. ceipt Of 25 cents.
The usual discount to tho trade Address
THE TRIBUNE, NEw.YoRk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
A DEMOCRATIC PLEA FOR HONEST MONEY.
ELna The RallLuanLa anznL-s LIeml

The Republicans stole our weapons in the
last campaign, aud made gains by coming out as the
hard-money party. But fortunately there three
parties In the field, and thus the sOftmOney element
was pretty accurately measured II consists OF two
staightOut Greenbackers IN Congress, and about nine
Others elected fusion between Grecnbackers and Re
publcans and Greenbackers and Democrats Tbo YER
diet OF the nation Is thus conclusive. Now IL is plain
that any motion 20 repeal the Resumption Act viii he
BmpendOus folly. should such q motion be made II
should be by ono OF the taighOut GreenbHCkers and
then II should be voted down by unanimous Demo-
cratic This VIII settle the finances at once and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05

named Bell bought goods which they smuggied,s
worth $4,000 and uDon which they paid only 81 500
He also that sin addition to the goods pur
chased and actually smuggled they purchased O
large quantity OF goods OF Casss stimson Co. under
false pretcnces intendg 20 swndle them out OF thef
value" Tho value OF these goods wasS13OOO Williams
90 Jayne asserts gave check for this amount TO the
firm drawn upon the National Exchange Bank atConm-
bus OHIO. The check protested; the goods were
not sent Accompanying the report copies Of alleged
letters written by Williams during this time, and also
fac-simies of the protested checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
Gurcial Notices.

Kcntings Coagh LOzCng sThi' great Englsa remedy
AID recommended for OVER 90 years by lho
cleley add medical profession sold by All ducgs~ PHee
'O''H'' Z. FoUGEEA Co. New.York. Agents.
MINIS Mission on EarthA thorough Medical Treatise.
how Confirmed D!slUhies may Do IchofeL mo
eyuercnce OF - years observation and poteSohd
nrctse showing agencies that viii nslre Restored Man
vitality sIunt conditions OF hea,
thai have been impaired Il powers satemelt
OF the Obstacles Marriage aBd OF the means u tSnoFo
Them mail iCurIr.Cy OF POSTAGE stUhJsl ADDRESS
NiusSum Anatomy and science J.! 50 brpa0Way ~.
Post once NOtIce-rhe mans Jr Cls weeS ennlg
SATURDAY. December T. 1870 Wli close ~ tlls once
Ga WEON ESDAY, 1880 - H. Or Europe Dy steamship
Queenstown eOttspotGcAce TOT rance 70 Do
forwarded this steamer aust ne specially addreseo ana
al ll5O a. France Irect, ~ steamship 81 Laurent
wa JIayre: THURSDAY. - 10 a. M Tor Europe "
seamshp CITY YOrk via Queenstown cOrresDOnuehce
ErrtUV France varied OY Jhls steamer
must he sUcS ally addressed and at ~ n TOT Europe y
sf.aushp F.isa Plymouth, CAer0Ourg ana hamOltRi
an SATCRDAY az 1870 a. Tor Europe Oy steamship
rrmauc wa Queenstown correspondence Tor germany and
Totn 10 he forwarded Oy this must be specially
oirrse,: and al lO for Germany &C, ~ seafhslp
RhDn via Bremen correspondence loI
1Teat Britain and Continent be forwarded Dy thr
seaTner must specially addr sseD aud al IL NJ IOr
scotland direct, steamship Bolivia wa glasgow" IhS
CITY u NpWGurk ami 6ermahlc 90 not
TaEe ais ;or DenmarE anI Nv SAY The mails LOT
cernber s. The mails Tor Hav sud Jamas leave NewfOrk
December g. The mats f0f Havana rave New YORK Deee-
bar IBe mails Japan lelye -an FRANCISCO De
cember II The mails for Australia &C. leave ban
December 23 ruos r,NEs pos,nastsr
Post ONCE Sew-YorK. Noyom1or 30 -,
The bcir- or nearest Of kin u NRY \ SMITH ALAN
sttS GREEN, THOMAS r. JACKSON and DAVID 6iLr
CRIGG will OF something 70 ther al Nantaye " cte'
spending with 1, "a w 80. y Lo.ILl LSN-9-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
SENATOR GORDON's MISTAKE.

Senator GOrdOn-dOn't you forget that the
North will follow Of Blaine and COnkliug and all
the other leaders long they call n TO resent the
hagrant Outrages against the freedom OF speech and
the freedom OF the ballot SOUTH IDe North
that crushed in your madness OF rebel on, will
20 IL that you shall not long raDple In dust the most
sacred rights of citizenship the South. mad
ATTEMPTS gaining power by fraud aud vOlencel You
assume to the North because 1t complains that
late reDels s5f be allowed 60 defy the Constitution
and dsfranchiSe racel You, Of the chiefs Of tine
rebellion complain because the North objects 10 your
1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
COLONEL WHARTON NOT WITHOUT FRIENDS.

NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 4.-In Tefutatiop OF
the recently published charges against Marshal Wharton
OF ineeency officer of elections, he has forwarded
TO the President statement indOrsng and eGtrey e1
oneratng him all OF said charges signed by every
prominent Federal officer In the city, white ana
cOOred and other prominent Republicans, among them
px- Iiautpnaut Governor Antoine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
AN TMPOssIBuITY.


Congress let its first day pass with no refer
ence 70 the CIPHER dispatches It Il safe to say they will
be heard from within week Why, Mr.. Tiden has even
escaped the bOdysnAtOhers and come so far to life again
that his friends report him desiring to be Investigated
as soon he raise Percephle puise and srcure
fresh pedolDeCer THE SEWYORK TRIBUNE reports that
a new key been invented for the teegTams which Is
20 give them entirely different meaning from thar III
dioated in THE TRIBUREs TRANSACTIONS. This does not
seem possible but the whole country would rejoice ii ii
could be proved to 1t does not like TO feel that its
Presidential candidates are knayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
YALE'S ANNUAL JUBILEE.
SPORT At THE THANKSGIVING FRoLIC.

SPORT At THE THANKSGIVING FROLIC.
GREAT GATHERING OF COLLEGE ALUMNI-AN
EVENING OF UPROARIoUs MIBTH-THE SONGS,
SPEECHES. AND OTHER EXERCISES.
The Yale Alumni Associations annual Thanks
giving Jubilee" took place last evening
at the Union League Theatre. THIS festival,
once popular among the students of Yale,
out now tabOoed by the Faculty, has
has taken firm root apparently, in Now-York.
where students and alumni meet to celebrate it.
There was crowded house last night to laugh at
and applaud the minstrel performance, the poem
by Isaac H. Bromley, of the Class of '53, the ser
mon by William Burger Binninger, and the farce
OF " Turkish Bath"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
A CHRISTIAN WORK FOR BUTLER.

From The NeV York Commercial .AdCeLttSsr (heo0
II General Butler is not made of the sttIncSt
gtuf he will HE BIN 20 Washington without delay, aud
help the woe-begOne Potter Committee out of the
dilemma The TRIBUNE has plunged It's Democratic mem
bers into. They a wrcched state OF mind, and
don't know which way to turn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
FATTuRE IN NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dee. Alb. L. Powers,
cotier doing business under the name Of s. Powers g
Son, failed to-day The liabilities estimated at
S35 600 The assets are a large stock Of goods. tho
creditors principally Nashville, New-IOrk, Phil-
delphia, and Cincinnati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
YOU CAN BET 1T WOULD FAIL.


The Democrats are IN a qGandary as to what
60 DO about the Tden cipher dispatches. The leaders
Washington at their WITS end and An assemDage Of
them NewYork Is equally THey would like 10 break
the force Of the exposure By asking for nvestga On
but they AFRAID to- There Is some talk Of denying tie
authenticity OF THE NEw,-I0RK llHBUNEs Translation
an entirely different meaning them This would be a
clumsy expedient, and sure 20 fail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05

Ar
during tunse aodn
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Dec. ., a. m-The falling barometer
which accompanied the rainy weather yesterday morn
ING was followed during the parity cloudy weather by
an UPWARD movement. The trmperature has fallen
sichtly Tue amount OF moisture in che air Is large.
Colder and partly cloudy OF clear weather may be
expected In this civ and vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
Cyprust

CyprusI
ITS ANCIENT ARTS AND HISTORY
ILLUSTRATED.
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. A, NOW READY,
cOnta us
CEsNOLA's LECTURES on CYPRUS.
Illustrated by OWE FORTY ENGRAvISGs
CONTENTS
I-PHGNICIAN ART.
u.-ARCHAIC GREEK ART
II-PURE GREEK ART
Iy.-DECADENCE OF GREEK AND ROMAN ARR
PRICE 10 CENTS.
.nnpFss THE TRIBUNE,
NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
A CONTEsT ZOE Dr. InPING,s srAr-

NEWBURYPoRT, Mass. Dec. 4.-E. NJ. Boyn-
ton has served notice on Dr. Lorng that DO vii contest
bis election to Congress from the With District Among
she reasons alleged for the contest Is that Az VOTES for
Sri1g IN Georgetown and 0EOTeland did not specify the
sniee 10 be filed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
TElRlrNE LOCA. pfrtHyirl)YS

fT0T7Rs; Morning Night TBKR.
23456 7 sOlOiii2l 9 456T s9tO1113IncheG
n RI Z II! I : n az ~ $50
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05

BERGFR-rA BAU-On Tuesday evening, December 3 ~
the brides residence this city by the rev. Or cover
Rector Of 81. Stephens Church, NluhnTn y , fIaGtli
Pprg Deputy tIe Grand Duchv OF luxembourg Con-
sul-Cenera o. the United states 10 Yrs. NJ a, Ia Daj
daughter OF the late Commodore \an'eTrN,
BRUFF-HAYNES-Ou TUESDAY, December 3, ot the fosf
dcncc N brides ir"1t- D. the q = Charles w Homer
assisted by the Rev r. fall W liam J. Brun aad
Edith NJ. daughter OF Edward Haynes, all OF BTooNyn
Observation-Disclosures "Wednesday, December J. ~ ila
church ~ the AscpnsO by the Rev John Cotton smith,
Louis Mana Louise daughter Of j. H. Dauiei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
FPEDERIC eye.

LONDON, Dee. 5.-Frederic eye died yes
tertay from the injuries received by the accidental
discharge Of gun Mr.. eye he well known director
NJ the Coyent Garden Opera House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-05
MARRIED.

for washing aann"Is there s. noting equal 10 pYFs
K SOAP send 10 grocer and $50 Washingtonst
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-08
TEGETTNE.

The following letter from Rev. G.. w. Mans.
ned formerly pastor Of the NJ Il. Church. Hyde
vince every one who reads his letter OF the won
deriul curative qualities OF Vegetine as a thor
ough cleanser and purifier OF the blood
Hyde Park, Mass, Feb. IS, 1915.
Dear Sir,--About ten years ago my health failed
through the depicting effects OF dyspepsia nearly
year later was attacked by typhoid fever its
worst form. 1t settled In my back, and took the
form OF a large deep-seated abscess, which was Is
months m gathering. had two surgical opera.
no permanent cure. / suffered great pain at
times and was constantly weakened by pro
fuse discharge. also lost small pieces Of bone at
Matters ran on thus about seven years till
May, 1874. when friend recommended me to go
10 your Office. and talk with you OF the virtue OF
Yegetlne. Ibid so, and by your kindness passed
through your mandatory, noting the ingredl-
ents, &c, by which your remedy is produced
denee in Vegetne.
1 commenced taking It soon after, but felt
worse from its effects; still! persevered and soon
felt 1t was beneiitting me In other respects. You
] did not see the results desired till had taken
It faithfully for little more than year, when
the difficulty In the back was cured and for nine
months have enjoyed the best OF health.
have in that time gained twenty-five pounds
oI nesh, being heavier than ever before in my
life, and was never more able to perform labor
than now.
During the past few weeks had scrofulous
swelling aslarge as my first on another part Of
took vegetine faithfully, and it removed IT
level with the surface in a month. / think I
should have been cured OF my main trouble
sooner IL had taken larger doses, after having
become accustomed to its effects.
Let your patrons troubled with scroiula OF kid
ney disease understand that it takes time to cure
chronic diseases; and, IL they will patiently take
Vaaigetine, It will, in my Judgment cure them.
With great obligation am.
Yours very truly.
Pastor OF the Nj. f. Church.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-08
v H O. E TT In IE
THE N. Y. WEEKLY HERALD.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

The circulation of this popular pewsnaner has
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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-01-08
SAFE AND SURE.

MT. IT. r. Stevens.
In 1877 your Vegetlne was recommended TO
me; and, yielding to the persuasons OF a friend. I
consented to try Il. AT the time was suffering
from general debility and nervous prOstratlOn
superinduced by overOwOrk and irregular habits
It's wonderful strengthening and curative proper.
ties seemed to Affect my debtated system from
the hrst dose; and under its persistent use rap
and good feeling Since then have not heslta
ted TO give Vegetine my most unqual med indOrse-
ment as being safe, sure. and powerful agent In
promoting health and restoring the wasted sys.
TEN to new life and energy Vegetine Is the only
medicine use, and as long as live never ex :
pect to find better.
Yours truly w. II. CLARK
12O Monterey Street, Allegheny, Penn
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OUR MINISTER'S WIFE.

Mr.. II. r. Stevens
Dear Slr,--Three years ago was suffering ter.
ribly with InftammatOry rheumatism Our min
isters wife advised me take Vegetine. After TAX
ing one bottle, / was entirely relieved. This
year, feeling return Of the disease, 4 again com.
menced taking II. and am benefited greatly. 1t
also greatly improves my digestion.
Respectfully, MRs A. BALLARD
l0ll West Jefferson street
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CAL AND SEE ME.

The Subscriber has opened a Store opposite the
Railroad Depot, at NEWPORT, where he is pre-
pared to supply
OYSTERS, GROCERIES, de-,
At the lowest market price, full stock ON
hand. The patronage OF the public is solicited
4Stf WIN ICKES.
Newport. Pa
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vEGETINE
AN ExCELLENr MEpIcTNr.

,r,,.,-.-l -. SprInRlIed o., Feb Is. 187T
This Is TO certify that 1 have used VegetIne
manu,lacture,d ma by Il 4. Stevens, Boston, Mass,
IQr rheumatism and General PrOstrati0n OF the
Nervous system, with good success. / recon-
mend vegetlne as an excellent medicine for such