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The Worthington advance., 1878-10-17

r. ". lie ho., Of R,cl,tster. who is
quite II land owner in this county, las
accepted Il place Oh the editorial staff
"f the st. Paul Dispatch. Weare glad
t" SET our friend Denton drop such Il
minor profession as the law for the
more influential and exaulted profrs.
sion Of journalism.
Heavy Cashmere's for Overcoats at
Bennett & Grissell's.
A letter from Cuya',og, Falls, Ohio,
to J. Liinbert, of this place, states that
his brother, John Limbert, was run
over by the cars and killed, oil Saturday
morning. Oct. 6. His brains were
Knocked out and one foot cut off. 1t
SEEMS that he sat down U1t the track
near the Pottery, at Taln,adgr, where
he worked, and fell asleep.
Large variety of Dress Buttons 1T
Bennett II Grissell's.
Robt. Firth and son are a'so going
into w""l growing. THEY have now
about 200 head. In !. few years they
will not bt mucl, hurt by !. failure "f
WHEAT crop
If you want your Baby to look bright
tln ln,t lul, it to sleep with la.'lanun
w|lpn rpstl 81, but use Dr.. Bulls Baby
Syrup. Is cri,ts u bottle.
b. F. Johnson, If Seward, brings us
so,ne samples If Compton corn grown
on his farm. Tie ears measure 10 and
II inches h length. This corn is al
ways SURE. t" b.. out If the way Of frost.
rs it ript,,s in August.
Union Suits for Cl,iltlre, ut Bennett
s. Grisseil's.
Hiram Tthns, Of Ransom. brings us
some sorghum syrup OF his own manu-
facture. which il quite u success COLI
.'r;, g ~. di1hultis u'tlcr which it.
Wis made. liz XXI: II, O, il, Il I'LL tim.
! Mac''i Try and .,s,,l lay for fuel. and
as nad. IL very p latablr article u H.
withStandi,g.
\ full line If IA'lgers. Day B"ks.
Journals. Records. Grncpr's and Butcl'-
rr's Mem"ra,.lu,,:s in great Variety.
Blank Notes an Recelpts. Bankers
Parchment, American Linen Papers,
Legal and Bill Caps, Fancy Box Pa
,tp,'e and Stationery to suit all tastes. 1w
! "a frtr!ita in need is \ friend indeed. -
! Such u frtrtstl is Dr.. Mar>fNtl's Ling
; SvrnI, for C'nrl,s, C'lds, etc: It HniV
costs 25 cents y h,ttlp. and may s;,va
! tnany Il tnctof bill, Sold ut law i
. Drug Store:
| F1ot,r Mt nahnntt 4 f1rikxhlih
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-17

For ChtttD,s and Colds take b.. Mar
s!';,ll's l.,ing Syrup: 1t has cured tl",,s=
itl..1s' Rat"h'mend it to your friend
a4a hslxI,ber. Price only Is cents.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-17
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AvDIro,.-.Jamrs Walker
TkEA>l'HEm-i'etrr Th,ml,SOn:
REGISTER or DEEis-.J.'Sep!. Chadwick.
june or PHOnArE-E u Barber.
Glenn or Cuuwr-B. n. Carrier.
NiEWirF-J. 4. Town.
SUnvEyou-Allem CLANCY. Dcputy-Alicn
Co,,xr COMMiSSioSER-N u. IIunltstou.
COUNTY ATrONNEY-M. Il. SOule.
COKOSEn-I. |; lhlne;t.
COUNTY YSUrERINTENDEST-J T.. OEle.
COMMISSIONERS.
ffsv4 l2ixtrict-J"nath:.n Gorticn, 81 HerS''y.
Second Distric!-A. G.. Robinson, If WOrthit,S
ton, Chairman.
mira Dixlrict-l;oDt. Shore, III Ransom
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CJTFJpCI DIRE, TORY.

CIIVRCF 1RE,'7'ORf.
tTNtvENSALlsr SERvICFs-Ev"ry Second sum
dhN q, Miller Hall, at o'clock T. ~. E. LEA
H1rr, Pastor.
METHODIST ErIs :OrAl--SrryiceS every ~ =
tA1h afternoon a ~ tn" Pr.>' ytcr,ah
ClfArcA. krv &. u. Dixon, Pastor.
UNION CONGKEGA rioNAl~-SrrvicrS m"r:n'
And cSruing. S,nd ~ School Immediately ave
t7e morning service PRAYER meeting ThH:Sh
evening. Ecv. II. T'.ttlc, pastor.
fNEsnyrEKIAN CHU,a H.-Servtcrs morning
ANA evening. sabbath School immediately after
rhe morning service: Prayer meeting THURSDAY
evening. Rev. Ii. +. White, Pastor.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-17

CoUKT.-Tl- special term begins on
Tuesday next. the 22h. There will be
one criminal case tried and there are
about 20 civil cases OIL docket.
One of tile matters which will come
before the Grand Jury Tor ought toy is
the inquiry hs to who fired the Hall.
There is abundant evidence to show
that the fire was the work Of an incen-
diary, and Il thorough investigation,
without fear or favor, is demanded.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. :.

UNIONS.
S'TATE of MINNESOTA
y CurNvt OF MOBILES.
Tile STATE 0f Minnesota to Cha, les Kemp,
Dele dan
YOU are hereby summoned to he and appcar
before the ,tilder$i igled, one of the Justices of
the Peace in and for said county, on the lst
day OF November 1878, at ~ o'clock in the fore
noon, at MY oiIicein the village Of WUrthington in
s id county, to answer to II. c. liallctt in Il
civil action.
Should ynu fail to appear at the time and place
aforesaid, Judgment will be rendered against you
upon the evidence adduccd by said II. g..
Halett for such SUM us he shall show himself
entitled to.
Given under my hand this 9th day If Septcm-
ber 4. II. 1873.
l. Il. BENNETT,
Justice Of the Peace
7-5-3w-Oct.
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We have tried DR.. Bulls Cough Sy-
rup in our family, and can assert that
is the hest remedy for Il cough or cold
ever introduced Price 25 cents.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-17
New Millinery ut B.nn+tt Il Grissel. 8
Box Elder seed Tor sale 1T Barlows.

See the advertisement Of Chidlry, the
Photographer.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-17

The ADVANCE Is furnished At u 50 4 year to
Clubs OF ten Or more. Clubs Of ten for six months
IS cents lOr each subscriier
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-17

DCNNING.-On Of our subscribers
took offence 1T our dr,!s III the paper
a''d st "pl~d his sub cription the other
tl.'y. lie was IL S,"'d m,.ll nd WIS nw-
Ing us only lalf i, dollar We wish IL
'ln,nlrr MAO IL. owing us from S3 to
ST would get m,d-rearing, roaring
'.,d lI"rgi. =, paving, paying mad
AID walk II, and slam down the money
"n our table. THEN we could afford to
cut them off or continue them, as they
choose.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-17

Box Elder seed Tor sale ut B;,rlOws,
Saml. Hardin, recently from Des
M"ines, Iowa, has opened II Harness
shop "m Fifth Avenue, west Of the
Park.
Try Miller & Smiths Cigars, Fine
Cut and smoking articles and get val
ut received. 1w
Thanks to our friend j. Gillen. Of
And"vrr. Mass, for copy of the Bos-
ton Daily Globe, which appears to be Il
strong Gre-nh,ck paper.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
GRANGE REGISTER.
NJ SONIC,

ID EtsVI.AK KCt)MNVNlCATIONSM IL FraferMi
IL " IA,.lrc, No. lUl, A. r. l. \. N. at Ma>",!ic
>!N Hall ~ WoTthingt"M IN the
II 1E}f11w.a3 lst and "a Mondays III each
.GN III month.
H2<RSaxX NJ. i. SOULE, w.. NJ
~ s4a9Rsc1% s. Ed. CHANDLER, Sec.
AN G-NEZrE KiIvIAK CONVOCA-
S4Z{ TlONS "f Living Arch Chap
4Si1I:zE .N3a2h ter, No y. H.. A.. NJ ut Ma
VIZ ~ ~. sonic Hall on the lth Monday
In each +aaNtl,.
A. c. Kop,SsoN, NJ. r.. H:.:r:'.
h e. CmASDaEx, sec (:Wtl
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TEItSEF.

The train Set fire to the prairie and
burned about Is tons of hay for Mr..
Listlck;l and Il straw stack for DR.. Gott-
litlf. The men were Seen throwing the
fire out IN the grass. Something should
bt done to stop this work.
DR.. G"tthelf is preparing to leave the
Hotel. Here is good chance for some
one to take his place.
The wolves are so plenty in this vi
rinity that people ARE afraid to be out
Ill night.
The youngsters ut this place gave !,
free exhibition Saturday evening. 1t
WAS II grand affair Will. full house. 1t
WAS finished up with i. free oyster sup.
per.
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BLACK AS THE RAVENS H1NGs Is
kidder's Raven Tndelible Ink

Never Rots! Flows Freely Never Spreads!
Aiw,Iys ready! Perfect Black! No fuss or
,l.M1i.! 1t is used without preparation! Sold
Dy ~ druggists and tationers Torley, Tcm
Neton s Co.. N. y, Proplietors.
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3. Mutual Aid S0ci.

FIRST GLASS FARM For SALE.
I FIRST CLASS FARM of !6 arreS three
j. \ miles { ON WORTH gtull. at the cnd nf the
West La Z. i. offered for sale. I25 acres under
rul iv ion, good house and barn. two good
" lis. and on main travelled road.
II II soli t IL b,rgaim
For particulars inquire at ADVANCE Onic..
7-2-lm.
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"a frir!na in need is friend indeed. -
@,tcl, II, frtrtstl is Dr.. Ma,@hNil's Lung
SYRUP for C",rhs, Colds, etc: It HniV
costs 25 cents y tn,ttlr. and NAV saVa
many Il dncttf bit,, Sold ut tf,W's
Drug Store:
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-17

Immense stock Of Ladies' Gloves at
Bennett Il GrissrlI's. 1w.
We neglected last week to cal! atten-
tion to the advertisement of II. G. V.
Parker, who offers a lot of live and
dead stock for sale, such as horses, cat
tie, hogs, Farm Machinery, etc. See
advertisement. Sale or the 26tb.
Messrs. Jones l. Duffey, having Local
ted on Second Avenue. are prepared to
repair and rel'late all kinds of table
ware.
Use Elaine-the family safeguard
Oil. 1w
L. b. Bennett, DR.. Craft, A. Miner
aud Jonathan Gnrden were yesterday
appointed delegates to attend the Con.
v-mtion to be held ut Heron Lake TO-
day.
Ped Quilts and Blankets at Bennett
& Grissell's. 1w.
On our first page will be fonnd the
full text Of the Bond Law submitting
to the people another proposition for
the recovery and destruction Of the
Mini es ta railroad bonds. This will
w. voted on 1T the coming election.
Patch Work Prints ut Bennett &
E,iS-.1l'S
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-17

The Mankato District Conference of
the NJ. r.. Church will meet ut Manka-
t" on Tuesday. Rev. Mf. Dixon, Of
Worthington, will preach the opening
sermon ut Up. IN. Services ut the Pres
byterian church.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-17

NOTICE,
4 IL. persons in''ebted to G. B. Loveless will
IA please call and set IL the same without fur
thrr r"tict an save trouble, time and money,
rs pay for had work must and will have i. it
can be q" III any ordin rv way
Hoping ~ see your smiling faces on receipt of
this ! am. Very RI uly Yours,
7-j-3W WILL AGE BLA 'kSMITII
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CONE IN AND WRITE 4 LE7'TER.
Farmers In tO"n wishing 20 write Il letter are
Invited to call \ he ADVANCE "fice and .o 80.
Writing ~ ,tevials free.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-17
. MARRTEn

sHRANcER-GREE:-ocrr 3, ;S7s. tie va .
yen .u o. the brides parents. In W,r; nin"tUn
Ia0Wi!sh1 b !. g. Bcnne t. Esq, Mr.. A. IS.
sHRASGER and Miss ADELIA V. t;REE>, ,daugll-
ter Of j. b. Green. all Of Mobiles cOun v.
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{sRk.LNR.4Ch llEEIINE

We are requested t" announce that
J. II. Brmks, If I.uvrrne, will address
the people on tie Greenl'ack question.
ut the School House, in Worihing on.
O.. Tomorrow. (Fritlay) evening.
T.'lits' Skirt PROTECTOR 1T Bennett s.
i:iSS..N'S.
FIRST Qua 'e:ly Meeting "f the pres
"nt y'ar. Of the ". F.. Church will tp
held in W"rthingt"n "n Saturday aud
Sunday next, beginning ut half past
seven Saturday evening. The new
Presiding Elder. Rev. J. ". Martin.
will In. present during the meeting.
Miller & Smith have just received a
nice line IF fancy Ink ~tandS. Paper
Holders. Autograph and Picture AL
buns. fancy Par@ttries etc. 1w
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-17

TO ALL WHOM IT. MAY CONCERN.
Hereafter all persons will be pxrectptl
10 accompany wood orders wi h cash
or pay on delivery of the wood.
Nv H. E. TORRANCE.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-17
LOCAL..
CLUB RATES,

MINN., OCT. IL, 1875
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-17
BL00DED HOGS!
Choice Bloolcd Hogs
FOR, SALE.

BEDFORD & NJ LLER. ut the Okab+na Stock
Farm, offer pure Maggie. or Poland China PIGS
Strte, aud are pronounced 80 by c mpetenl and
experienced breeders. procure our tock di
rec ly f.om u. NJ. Magic, original II of his just
b:oo,lcd 3 ars for The Improvement OF con,n,on
grades Especial ette ii II is directed to WORLD
BEAT r FRINGE the fleSt >tuc. hog in the STATE
Call aud see him. For terms and particulars ap.
ply to or ;ddrcsS, EI. ". MILLER,
65l-6ml Manager, Wolthington, Min.
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-17

Flour at usRpett & 6siassl41,
The Worthington advance., 1878-10-17
GREAT ARfy4YvN

TKEHT BAKUH7VN
Miller Bros Large stock of Furni-
t"re, Carpets, Hardware sucl, us Locks,
Glass, Nails ETC., will be sold ut actual
cost, as they will leave here in two or
three weeks. 3w
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ITEMS

-- Al. e. --
III. a massachuse.s s0c GA. lae apa is . literary
e,uo !" 1 tbe ;ds sag h n1vei ~ ,', m,I u , r sort - ff ave-.
ary pilrr;msee though e England and Scot.
~, ~ ~ h;..h p,a e ~ re.;danaes afi;.e! ~
s.y me = ~ - hase,a ia ~ @ oG on e
~ilIers'
The Graphic thinks it is pathetic to see
the enthusiasm with which MI. Thomas
Lords marriage is approved of by all the
W;IIi.m C,,ilon Prront rs 800 aa..i.'
man who haa 6n;.hed M. coila5 1sThan-
,,ona;s y 10 nar,;cniarlv fervant IN h;s nr.;sa
H. de,otes three omsr;ers Of column r. lsst
avsn;no,s De-. ~ zah,,E;na ~ ho5 mannass
81 tho.s mad ! ;o,rnais vb;oh .h;nl
the marr;oaa w.s III r;.aJ ps;na.a,. .an
W. R-v.nt s,vs .lf. I'D = ont;;i,S ~
adm;rai;on for his d,sh;no Gallant. NJ
H;cks What ;na . r.. coorae
hovs I'd have done ,ha same th;nc mvseifv;
H. -
aneie are lour natlse noues or ., nak!ne
puttel ~ tne empire OF brazil. Inc n1st Is
oy Pu.sihg 'he MIX IN a COMMON oowi ano
oe.'in5 ~ WIN 4 spoon, as you 11u'c an
eRg. me secohd oy pouring me NIX into
. oot'ie aHu s.aAins ntil t"e 1".lef ~
pears, wnen II is ENJOY Dy breaking on
me Top o! the oolt'e. inc tnird' where the
GARY rs more ~e1.ensiVe, Is per-
formed boy niling q hide win the milk,
whlcn Is lnstliy snake oy an athletic native
a. essn ena 1ntii putter Is produced. Inc
loultn, when Is CONSIDERED 70 inllcate vast
plogress oyer any Oh tae preceding meth
oos' cons,sts ~ aragglnR tne moe or lcath.
ern vessei; nl!eo WIN mllK, on the ground
slteI . Ral'opsnR morse unui Is supposed
'ne ou''ef 10 lormeo.
The Brussels police are much elated at the
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-22
CHARGES AGAINST the INDIAN OFFICE.

Lawrence, Kan, Jan. 1s.-Dr. A. A.
Nicholson, ex-superintendent of the late
central Indian supe%rintendency In this city,
has made some statements in regard to the
laying down Of his Office and the charges
made against him BY the board of inquiry.
Acting under the instructions of Secretary
Schurz, the new Indian commissioner
abolished the central sup~erintendency be
cause he desired to have the agents report
directly to Washington. DR.. Nicholson
was not discharged or dismissed, and has
never been censured or complaited OF 10
the least by bis scpcriors. The charges
made aga inst him by the board Of inquiry
were trumpet up on account Of his friend
ship for Commissioner Smith and Chief
Clerk Galpin. The doctor is about to issue
an exhaustive reply to the so-called evidence
submitted by the board Of inquiry, in con.
meet ion with which he will take occasion
I q denounce the official publication Of tba,
evidences before opportunity he'd been given
for an examination and rebuttal.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-22
AN EXTRAORDINARY CAREER.
New York World.

General Charles Clarke, ex-governor of
Mississippi, died u few days ago at the age
OF 6S. He served in the Mexican war rs .
volunteer, but was sen. home invalided as q
consumptive by the surgeons. Their YER
dict DR.. Warren Stone, the highest authority
Of the eouthern faculty, confirmed, one lung
having persisted completely, and the lieu
tenant was advised to 60 home and lead the
quiet life Of n planter, avoiding all excite
ment, whereby he might prolong his life for
eighteen months, or perhaps even for two
years. He went home but did rot die; i'll.
deed, after serving in the legislature and
several public Offices he was alive to head .
conf derate brigade at Shiloh. As he took
q pant. < glass with Colonel W. II. McArdle.
a veteran Mississippi journa list, he said /:
81 think you will have a chance of publish
ing that obituary which you promised me
thirteen years ago. l have outlived all the
doctors, but l am not so confident that l
shalt escape the Yankee balls and shells
which l shall be compelled TO face to day"
After the first days battle General Clarke
was borne to the rear. wrapped in a blanket
saturated with blood. "You can publish
that obituary now-he h.s met with a SOL
dier's DEATH" was the remark Of one of
those who bore HIM, and the obituary was
shortly afterward published in the New Or
leans papers. Shortly after the battle of
Baton Rouge, however, General Clarke was
seen again at New Orleans. He had been
shot thro Ugh the body at Shiloh and left OH
the field, to be taken prisoner, to recover
and to be exchanged, and at Baton Rouge a
mimic ball broke his thigh near the socket.
DR.. Stone was the surgeon who now brought
round the man he had condemned toa speedy
death in lS4S, and though his leg was short
ened several inches, General Clarke lived to
be governor Of Mississippi and to die Fl teen
years later quietly in his bed, having buried
several generations Of doctors, gone through
two wars with only n lung, been twice
left for dead on the field Of battle and seen
his obituary published.
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SYNOPSIS OF LAST NIGHTS REPORT,
S
HOUSE,

HOUSE.
Washington, Jan. GA large number
Of bills were introduced. One by Mr.. Kid
der, granting lands to aid in the construct.
ing of q railroad from Bismarck TO the
Black Hills
Also, a bill for the relief Of the settlers
in the Black Hills.
INDIAN TROUBLES IN THE HILLS.
Deadwood, Jan. 21.- Sheriff Moulton
arrived from Rapid City. He says of the
Indian troubles in that vicinity, that a.
noon on the Goth, a band of Indians attack.
ed a freight train on the Sidney route, s;a
miles from Rapid City, and one of the
freighters was shot through tie back and
arm, and two mules killed.
MINING TROUBLES.
The Wooley ;;and Pecacho mining trou
bles have been compromised, and salts
factorly settled, and full force of men will
begin work on both mines tomorrow.
sULEIMAN P.AsHA's ARMY.
Berlin, January 2l.-It is reported that
Suleiman Pasha has reached Dame. II
this should prove correct he can take hi:
army, believed to be $4,000 men, to the sea
by a short march, and thence secure trans
porsation to Constantinople. This rumor
however, comes from Constantinople, and il
unconfrmed.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-22
CRIME AND lNrEMPERANcE.

No city in the United States Of its popu-
lation is cursed with more crime than Wash
ington, and the criminal class is chiefly col
ored. There is an account of a murder or
rape in the newspapers nearly every week,
and the holidays have seen almost Il carni-
val of crime. The victims of murder are
usually colored the victims Of rape gener-
ally white So common have these out
RACES become in a portion of the city that a
vigilance c. mmittee has b en- organized and
volunteer patrols are in the streets every
night. The causes of this frequency ofcrlme
are two: First, the courts are useless. A
conviction in the courts of the District Of
Columbia is Il rare thing for any crime, and
this is accounted for oy the fact that the
judges are appointed for life by the presi.
dent, and tho prosecuting officers are ap'
pointed for four years. If the judges and
prosecuting officers were elected, as they arc
elsewhere, for shorter terms of office, some.
thing better might be expected. Juries are
always composed of both white and colored
men,. If the person on trial is a white man
he is generally able to secure a disagreement
of the jury by bribing one of the colored
Jurors, which is easily done, as the class O
men %impanneled is no better here thar else
where. If the person on trial is a colored
man, race prejudice generally brings about
a disagreement of the Jury. A few days age
a negro was tried for raping a white girl
His victim and others identified him beyond
a doubt, yet the jury which tried him, after
being out over sixty hours, could not agree
upon a verdict, and had to be dismissed
The criminal was sent to Jail to await a new
trial, and had to be guarded by a strong de
tachment of policemen to prevent Judg'
Lynch from taking charge Of the case. Ii
the jury room the white men were unani
nous for conviction, and the colored mel
were unanimous for acquittal.
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Safe and Sure.

MIR. II. r. STEVENS:
In 1871 your ,yeEstine was recommended to
me !; and, yielding to the persuasions Of Il friend,
I consented to try 1t. At the time L was suffer-
ing from general debility and nervous prostra-
ton. superinduced by overwork and irregular
habits. Its wonderful strengthening and cura-
tive properties seemed to affect my debilitated
ent use l rapidly recovered, gaining more than
usual health and good feeling. Since then I have
not hesitated to give vegetine my most unequal.
erfui agent inpromoting health and restoring tic
wasted system to new life and energy. VeEe.
tine Is the only medicine l use. and as long is l
live l never expect to find u better.
Yours truly, w. H. CLARK,
1eO Monterey Street, Allegheny, Pa.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-22
VEGETINE.

The following letter from Rey; G; v; Mans
field. formerly pastor of the Methodist Episso-
Lowell. must convince every one who reads his
letter of the wonderful curative qualities of Veg.
etf"e as u thorough cleanser and purifier of the
blood.
HYDE PARK, Mass. Feb. Is, 1876.
Rsar sir:.ASoa. ten years age. my health
1 nsas!y tn n ysar l 1ae aep Mas s sfieS!s 9f S Sys IrvpRSnij
fever in its worst ON 1t settled in my back,
and took the form of u large deep-seated alb
had two surgical operations by the best skill in
the state. but received no permanent cure. l
suffered great pain at times, and was constantly
small pieces of bone at different times.
May, 1874. wllehf a. friend recommended me to 20
to Your office. and talk with YOU of the virtue of
Vegettne. l did so. and hy your kindness
passed through your mandatory, noting the in
gradients, sc by which your remedy is pro-
BY what l saw and heard | gained some conf
dence in Vrgettne.
1 commenced taking it soon after. but felt
worse from its effects still ! .perSeyered. and
Yet l did not see the results | desired till l had
taken it faithfully for u little more than a year.
when the difficulty in the back was cured ; and
for nine months l have enjoyed the best OF
health.
i have in that time gained twenty five pounds
Of flesh. being heavier than ever before in my
than low
During the past few weeks l had a scrofulous
swelling as large us my fist gather on another
part of my body.
1 took vcgetinc faithfully, and it removed it
level with the surface in y month. l think !
sooner II i had taken larger doses, after having
become accustomed to its effects.
Let your patrons troubled with scrOfula or kid-
ney disease understand that it takes time to cure
chronic diseases; and. if they will %patientl,
take VeScttnc, it will. in my Judgment, cure
them.
With great obligations. l am
Yours very truly.
Il. W. MANSFIELD.
Pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Our Ministers Wiz.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Feb. l6. 1877.
Ma. II. K. STEVENS:
Dear Sir:-Three years ago l was suffering
terribly with Intlammat0ry rheumatism. Our
minister's wife advised me to take yeKstine.
This year, feeling 4 return of the disease. l again
commenced taking 1t, and am heing benefited
greatly. 1t also greatly improves my digestion.
Respectfully,
Mas. A. BALLARD.
lOll West Jefferson Street.
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VEGETINE.
An Excellent Medicine.
SrRINGFIKLp, O., Feb. IL,

SrRINGFIELp, o., Feb. ls, 1877.
This is to certify that / have used veGetiMe,
manufactured by II. II. Stevens, Boston, Mass.
for Rheumatism and General PrOstration Of the
Nervous system, with good success l recon-
mend VegcttMe rs an egcsAsAt nlSdicinef for such
complaints.
Yours very truly,
c. W. VANDERBILT.
Mr.. Nandegrift, of the firm of Vandegrift 4
HUFFMAN. is a well Known business man In this
place. having one Of the largest stores in
Springfield, u.