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watching the disorder Of i,s opponeuts, aud
ready to rally and nsh in toresriese its
fortunes
Let :be Democratic party remember this
when j. teacourages the ANTICS Of in.icpen-
dents. Let the people reme~beri u. when
hey contrast their present comparatively
happy fortunes with the degradation from
which organization delivered them. Iet
them remember moreover, that even II in,
dependents have not always achieved the
success they sought, yet the encouragement
given TO them is nevertheless the entering
sedgeT1of lisnord AVID disorgauization by
which ralicalisn may BE- again restored 4
its lost possessions.
Strifu 0gsrfn ia,ti,a,.
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8gllE, EASTERN oIIESTIaN.

I.vs1,t,S, June 2 tho Times. Berlin
correspondent says So6a will be included IN
Bulgaria, not il Rpumelia. The power,
sonsen esl TO this on The condi ion that the
fsoAsier pass 70 elose to the south Of the
town as mt To menace Austrian interest in
that q,mrter.
A dnpaieh from Berlin states chat lord
Besconsfeid. at Saturdays sitting of the
congress, made the finest speech he ever de.
liyered. lie opposed the Russiu demand
that sLc Sultan. instead Of being permitted
to garrison the Resmciian frontier. as he
lchore, should be ebligd 70 designate before
hand The points be wished iotortify aud the
number OF troops 10 be s,sintasled thereas I;
also be informed Bismarck with exiraor,lin-
AIRY energy that England would ROT hesitate
moment on this sulject. aad Ne would
quit Berlin on Monday if her deaasds wese
then ul,satis6ed-
II il believed that when the withdrawal
Of lsussiau lroups end the future admiLis.
traiiye Organization II the cproyinces are slis.
cnsSed IN the congress. there will be another
crisis Us severe as the one just passed.
The Times, leading editorial says that
it is considered that the alleged settlement
is nothing less than the abandonment by
Russia Of the policy which has guided her
relations With fuske, during the lass hun.
dred years, The Times adds: The pro.
cess of pircemeal nbbing At turkeys ont
lying prosinces. and the periodical re-
opening u tho Eastern question whenever
circumstances seemed 10 favor il. would
have been continued hv the extension Of
Bolgnria south of thc lI,lsans nader RUS
sian influence. " is,a the tirmbess VI the
British representatives that We owe what
! We may even regard as i solution VI the
Eastern question, u was f,r tins ,hlt IN
limited overs we're yoli,lvd 10 slcm by
Loth houses Of parIiamnt. md lie, lave
given good proof that they are not undeserv-
ing the first.
Tie POsi 10 a lead NJ ed iorial says Rus.
sia Is nuw auihurlaliyelj tod that she y as
far from Consiantinople. IL not indeed fur.
ther than she Was when the war began.
Herein lies the bIlernes OF the mschina-
tiuns to which she must now submit.
1 SaS Francisco. J.ni aJ.--.i special
from Silver City says the advance troops Oi
/ Howard ATTACKED The Indians on Sunday,
forty live .ni.ss from iiarrey. Bernard
bore the hrnat ~ the ergagenent. which
took place At Curry creek Howard has
senl alltrvols possible TO the frm,. ral
Robbins aud two soldiers we're killed
/ Cnuricrs role twn hundred miles tafurnist
Howard news of the i.atilt. aud in ak ful
reinforcemenn Mir Eylicrt. II t'aml
Lyons. has bern ordered 81 protect %,
Winnemns.a rod and give l,s'tls y hosfilet
fleeing Ii The direction IL Os,ber. Th'
yrp.,ahi:iiie. are that the hOsiil,s hive NE
Il With severe Tepnlse.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

Ggs. MAcKESzIK's OFFICIAL AC.
COUNT or Ills RAID. = General Mack.
enzie, in teleersphic report of bis recent
raid into Mexico. which has inst been re.
eeiyed at the War office says that bis eo,a.
msnd returned safe; that they accomplish.
ed nothing ob account of the insfieieney
aud sickness nf his guides. A force Of
Mexican regulars crossed his path twice !.
each time refusing 10 render assistance III
pursuinq The raiders. The offircr In COM
lnand o. The Me1icans states that he had
orders 70 obstrpct the passage of American
troops through Mexican territory. but be
failed to stack Mackenzie. The lat',r
says that he does not blame tbe llsxicaBs
for not attacking lir. fn the reason that
be vas to- well prepared. aud this vas fully
knnwn u the Mexican commander. Wash.
Stur.
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The Potter inyestigaslon goes on, and
still develops new mysteries Of she fraud
that pot ilayes ia = seat sbAs belongs to
Mr.. TiIden. Hayes himself i only smir-
ebed by she esidclye, bas publis opinion !,
both Democratic aud kepublisan, staMps
Matthews aDi Sherman, whose devices
and 0ndes whose directions the frauds were
eolsmil,sd, as guilty men who descrye,
and who may yet reach. y peniientiary.
The subject is too solunsiuols and too
prvsrac,ed forour columns.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

SPARE THE BiRps Three time. Ills
year We have detected The sparrow. and
once the knocking bird. seaTrhing tie eAb.
bage fur worms. And yat The boys. and
sometimes grown people. destroy ,he~e our
little friends. by rohhing their net, and
shooting them. Salisbury Wa,chmm ~.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

New Yo,t sud D.ltipor. PM do.n their
fsst On sfswefks % ibs 4,h no crackers.
noroaao candles. 20 noise; but no ifes.
% e,ss put ooi. bo singed bodies. The
boys are sorry, but insurance. Offices ere
clad.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

Samuel AMER Ubaee. the defsulting
ire surer of the tlnion Miil.. ntP.ll RIVER.
Mass. MAS ,esie.Jsy sentenced 70 twelve
ysaIs ~ the State pr On No days III - j.
tlry confinement aud the ba.ancs AZ h4ld
labor.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

Davidson College Is IN H,uri,hing eondi.
tion under ID. presidency uf the Rev. Dr.
Hepburn. I, has an endowment fund Of
81. 900. wiib 30 sbhual ipcorne Of 5000
which With The ,uition makes lbs sDnusl
income u lie College $4,000. Six bun.
drsd ,Osng men hsvs graduated since the
Erst Cpma.spcemeRt 10 1910; and one
bundled thousand dollars have been given
in gratuiious tuitiOn.
The Trustees hsve changed the time Of
Commencement from the s,h % The Ind
Monday 10 June.
Long may Davidson ayurisb.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

Mr.. 3. II. Williamson. 500 u rol. Geo.
Williamsos of Uaswell county. N y ha,
just returned from the Navy scIo,l q Al.
napolis. he j. ,sid tO he . very prvmis
ing young man. --Danvills Nsrs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

The Republicans Of The North don't
ike investigations into presidential titles;
they will therefore nominate Grant Cor the
bsxi rses. wbo will knock ballot boxes and
~ he old fashioned machinery BY which
the peOp.s express their will. into % many
cooked hats.
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NOT SOLD YET.
My STEAM
ty0OL CdRDiAG MACHINE

NEAR I.
cEDAR tsR()vE, ORANGE co N. q.
iiE ilsw in Spl.nshss ofytwr. !. ana \ aip preplls
IN Ell % do work that vasncs bc eXrelled.
hayr,. i,nrrpr aud Picker attached 10 my
Mavhins. thereby saving the labor of picking ~
Burning yon 1,,al hesnle bringing Il for Card
iNv. ID Il important that llfe Wool should lie
sw.is.rp and eitartsl heIore bling hronghtfo Che
Alaeiire. using ole pound o. 6tssast 10 Ten
pounds vi WOOL. F
TERMs:- whhs Wool. Eight cts or one Finh
OF the. Woel AHF Mtk
t.uiorpd VOL Twelve anil 4 kalf eenfs
| am selling WonflssIls nj 10 cents per pound.
will take w vSvMHse for carsItbr. Corn,
Wheat Dr Bacon. J
THANH nh try pnsf iasnfs. ursI iply prepared to
merit them III the future, roniidszlly a~k Il con
tnnanfr " IN, pelronagetd The generous ana
appreriasise public.
ALEXANDEK wyLKEisoN.
May an. Cedar Grove.
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aillsbnsaugb &'sarnsr,
WEDNESDAY -. Jul.y . 1878


politicians, ansl ot the people too. Vt may
be .dded. Of the immatsble fortuoe Of the
Democsatw party than the kherty ibis be-
lief in rs impregnability gives 70 indepcns
dents to est their fantrstrc capers. and cla>
NOR with immodesi violence for re;ognitioa
oftheir claims. Il might Be almost assunl>
ed that ofhce~hsldirg was the normal cond-
lion Of the North Caroliaian. aud the chief
duty Of the people to provide for Office SEEK
ers. The old tradition ihat Office shoald
seek the nan is gravely denounced BY one
Of our contemporaries as an old fogy preju-
dice, and be strikes the key note TO which
are found 50 many responsive players The
public purse, the public honess. the pabic
services are scuffled for with d greediness
that would disgrace the Neapolitan Lazza,
roni in their scrambles for coppers tossed
among them for the sport Of the rich. and
sour discomtent or yindictive resentment
settles upon the man who fails to clutch his
handful. The device by which certain
degree Of impartiality was thought 70 bese-
cured. and with which disappointed aspisants
3sls assumsu y y Ps' '0'ss ''.s'' I Y
is'u'n uenOu'Os1 = :" Wv ' ~
Conventions no longer quiet BY their deci>
s'0ns '.' sspa's " ~
serve '"s pe'P's' o"'e"s' ~
are PseAou 'ou'sn''0ns spsaA '"e ''' "
rings eOhsslAVAs 'uOAe ~ 'Hs 'sa' '''O
Ii1es y 'ae PeVp =
8 Nessi'us'ess' o0uss4s'oH' -, IN - 2
ssmoiauee y o'saa'Asa as''Oa -
'hs oh'y FOCUS = "n'on oan " u'a~" '"s
as q =. ~ ~.
rvs y ' f
are 'aeO'e''ea.'y ~ 'sas'' 'sss AO'ass =, -. ="
pe0f'' = 'ast'
49, e,'s - !,
" 80 f'of
ihPs''e''' = u"i4sS'O' ~ 'O
nuss are 80 ,"s, f'
'sm iAnoy P '
"hiea 'eeOgn'1es No au'no,''y' y .n.s 'Ous
penusn's A"''A uep'se' aa y
a ~ |,
oOn'suaOn' ~ s"' s'us u.4 aau
= 'ae pounuen uu'y = ."e ps
parry = auoe = 49,. " o's1 M !, !,
s0ol - - '' = =" ~ s'
@
= ~ .'e ' ~
, !" : - -
''e '
'1 =" e,
e'e man. 'V.D aas ' :" '1s ~
Pies.ns aPo' 's' "O ~ rPy'
s0aa'ng ~ PsOPls y 4aaasss' 49, 'ae
ssas"y issO's y 'D..a' = 'e' 'eo Z
the temper o. norm oarolinians ana re-
he'ea onlS y las. ey 'ne soi'a organization
o. Tue party shleh gsnhsa ~ ars' ''''O,'e'
y obtaining hoia q 'he LEGISLATURE 'O''
ps'ag nuPp, .ns f0s'es''On = '"e '.Aseu' !.
s' 'n1 ~ - ,0Dsu -
~ eOuos 'ls ~
"01' o'h'e1aiDs aE-'Sss e'ss'neHa oP'
pfe"'on' agAlhs' par, Ss'iups'oa' Aga'n''
negro oOm''a''Oo' has ''ga's"ea ''s 1s'en'
- 'Oe n's'' '1sP' away 'as sssona' aHo y
heseo tue people o. tbe las' ana gO'Dg %
WIN Us WORK. has reformed Ooli'''tu''o'
repagpant 70 oar systems INTO sp H's'sa"'ei'
somewhat AKIN % one itss commanded nm
serssi sequheseence. Organization has TIM
demonstrated ~ tisis g re'Pect. peeIuse \
las demonstrated ~ cspasiiy 80 supreme
usefulness.
Bat because y has sons 'hi. n'aeh mas
iis s0rx therefore DC At an ena arc .e'
democrats % mosS masters y 'nene'o Una
tbey can throw away their arms and 70 u
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

The exports Of specie II m tho port Q
New York % fareieu ports up TO daie iii,
wear are ss.2iO.l76. This Is against 81 .
gs2 .3J9 fpr the same time in 1877. aud !.
he smallc amount exported 1.-THE same
time since 1861.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

The Eight over the uiarshalship for ,hs
western district Of North CaToliua was ter
mibsied yesterday BY the President ordsr-
iug the feap2ein,meut Of Col. X. Nj. Doug.
iass, the present incumbent Wash. Siar.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

10 IIntn County. shieh goe, into the
race without Organization there are Eve Or
dx candida,es for the Ilauss add a. many
for sheriff aud seven fer Saporior Court
Clerk. We viii see 4 some waichrul
radical does not Zip ~ through the gaps
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

siics ihe sdjOarnmeDs u Congress and
de certainty oftbe status q the tobacco
iar. business in the weed has been aetiye.
sid Is likely 70 remain. 30 until towards
'ibe re.ssembIing Of COaSres.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

Davidson College Conwmencsmep i
jns' over. nd Iarge els,s grsdas.cI. The
Annual Addree sas delivered by The Hon.
@. ,. Orr of A,lsnis. a native IL Neck
lenbufg county.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

Trinity coNsgs yOrmsIsshoOl has about
nTiy sipdenss That % the University
hos about two hundred and eighty, and
fry tws eenniie. are represented.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

A speciment II t,pium. made 10 tilil
c.nnty ma, l,e seenai The D,lg Store 4
Mr.. T. = Klntir 1'Ionsaais IL |.
might be SAVED IL ibis industry wsIe carrie,
III IN this r,antrs more extensively Mrs
Na>h. made The opium fiom the fuwers .
the grrden poppy.--salisbury W,dehnaa
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lion. II. 7. Armlield has been nominal.
ed for Congress in the 7ih District. over
Robbi.-s the present member, and Char. :
Price. Speaker u the last lIouse Of Repre-.
sentatises. We presums Mr. Robbia,
constituents mean no rejection upon Mr.
Robbins. though We do hear tia. some are
unr easonable enough 10 hold bin aecoun,s.
tie for The long continued aud very unpro-
6table agi.atiOu u the tobacco tax question
We rather incline TO the opinion that Mr..
robbins WAS . victim. 70 - speak. Of The
doctrine d rotation q which be was once /
believer. lie certainly made most useful
member Of congress. and rejected LouoI
upon the State. But IN giving way 10 Dir.
Arm6eld. neither The state nor the District
suffer ia reputation for he has the ability I,
sustain himself with distinguished credit
wherever be i called 10 serye.
lie served with distinction ~ ths aIIy
- Lient. gOl. Of the 3Sth n &. regiment.
was wounded u The battle o. Seven Pines,
was subsequently, elected Solicitor u ID,
District 10 which be now lives; has beer
twice member Of the Legislature. and va
made President Of the Senate. from wbicl
position be derives bis title Of Lieut.. Gov.
Il
ernor. . after the death u Gov. Csldsell
Lieut.. Gov. BrOgden succeeding as Goysr
nor. Mr. Anm6sld was next IN succession
Of coar-e Bis e:ectiun !. Is certain - %,
humss event.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

A Burial OrTRAGE We learn from
private sources that brutal ouirsge nc
CURED ~ the conDiy fI'iii. some days ago.
A Miss Coz. "a sebo,l ieAehsr) was over.
taken on the road spd outraged bya negro.
After accomplishing bis aims he then cut
npen both her breasts with knife and 9th.
erwise abused her. when be left her Cor
dead. She managed 10 make her way 10
the school room where she left note par
iisIly written describing toe hend. and The
last words written we're burn him. and !.
supposed 10 have fallen over dead. as she
vas found IN that condition. We hear since
that The parry hss been arrested and i nov
IN Jail II Kinaon. We await for further
parficulsrs --Norib State press
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

The AericaitursI Department estimates
that the shest crop will he 100000, 900
bushels. For tho last three years The
yield has been one third larger than for
The preceding years.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03
GRANT ESnuRsEp.

Al the t,hio State Republican Conven-
iion Of The i2ih inst, before the oreaniza-
,ion was eemyleied, delegate offered and
read a resolusien, which concluded rs FIJI
lows:
sWhile thc Replllicsnsc " Ohio tender
M the prostitute Republicans II Tie South,
many of wlaosa being ex- union soldiers are
osrracised as carpet haggers and scaIawags.
their siucerrst sympathy ID their struggle
for personal political liberty. hey pledge
10 them their unee,sing efforts 10 recover
for them tue rights nf free speech and mn.
trammeled Suffrage guaranteed bs the Go :
aitution and the lHH~ ~astho hand. aud the,
will always honor the name Of " IN u 4.
Grant for hispatrioiic efforts III lehalf oi
Sonthern Kspnbiian.
The reseIution was yepeatrdly applaud
ed IN The eaursenf ne re-; dug. hut When
the nasne " Grant Was read the Whole con.
,ention hurst intoa sturn, of enrhusias,ic
cheers !. that seemed as IL il would lift the
ROOTS Again. III the evening" when the
convention vsarsemllrd to ratify their
platform md ticket, j prominent memner
spoke II Grant NJ their fntnre candidate.
the allnsi,n N was received with Wild ylle
of delight. - Sdrnnah Necs. II
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There are sereDty-six members Of the
Senate. anl il c..-ts 500. 235a year for
one huuirv,i and ,sesi, -ope rmployse. il
salaries. There are twa hundred aud nine.
a'y-three Representatives aa, rigb. Dele-
gates frwn Territories ~ the iIonse. aud i,
cost s22j, iGJ fer salaries VI employees
The Senate clerks atc lnid ahput twenty.
Eve per cent more thin ilose III the House
Atfbese rates The clrfks ~ The Senate
average each Senator aLa,at S2.7i3. while
,huse uf The ilanse average zach Represen-
tsiive abort s1IS. Tie Spna'e has Oh.
stiaately resisted ~ attempts TO make the
compensation u It's emplnyrcs epne.poIal
wi;a;h-; sf the employ eos ofiLe iiouse. =
S,uaARh NetsS
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03
THE WHIPPING POsT

The act Of the late Legislature Of yir.
einia. authorizing aud directing the use Of
tae whipping post for larceny for frsf Of
fence t,he Pen,tentiary for subsequent scts)
has gone into etfsct The reason given ii
that this CRIME il &c such frequent occurrence
that the punishment by confinement has be-
come Too onerous u tax for a people aud Q
State overwhelmed with debt. II might
have been added that such punishment fails
to check the crime The arpiDsealam ad
homiaem is the only effective appeal.
The reasons that operate in yirginia aet
With equal force in this State. and call fal
the enactment Of similar laws. Most IN.
fortunately. they can only be obtained b,
constitutional amendment. But that. We
think the people are ready for; for the in
crease Of larceny is fearful. and receives NJ
cheek from the terrors Of the Penitentiary
The only Offset. in the point Of political
economy, j. that \ steady supply Of l,b,s j
provided for the State works Of interna
Improvement. But such works derive ,
kind Of taint from their dependence npoI
labor. The enforced ouigrowth Of crime. /
is true. under the circumstances it is wis,
to utilize such necessity, aud turn TO prof
i = -
what sOuid otherwise be au unmitiga,s,
burden and curse.
Yet the cause If justice. and the welfar,
u the criuina. would be better subseryed
By the application II punishment. short,
sharp and decisive, which carries with j
both cOrporeal sting aud a mora. disgrace
a sharp warning To the f.lon against repeti
tion oi bis ofeEce. as well as whoiesolu,
reminder to all would De imitators and q
the same il infic,s no penalty upon tbos,
dependent upon heads VI families ior labo
that may be enforced into honest channels
Let candidates for the Legislature refrc
| upon this as well as other practical sub
ieets which ought TO come up for their con
siderstioa.
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CAUGHT AGAIN.

LOWELL, Mass, June 26. A test
seance was given this evening at the
residence of Marcellus H. Fletcher by
Mrs. Hannah Pickering of Rochester, N.
H. 1t was at her solicitation, as she
desired to redeem herself from the al
legged discovery of trickery in this city
last Saturday night. She was thorough
ly examined by two ladies before going
into the cabinet, and was then confined
therein by mosquito netting, nailed to
the walls and floor. Several forms ap-
peared, great satisfaction being given
to the spectators who were Spiritualists,
for over two hours. Finally she called
for light when it was discovered that
several tacks had been drawn from the
netting making a hole large enough to
let her out. Pretending to be faint she
called her husband, fell on his bosom
and slyly tucked large amount Of
white tarletan under his vest, which he
endeavored to conceal. Policeman Har-
ris Of Lowell, saw this and at once drew
it forth, demanding what it meant, when
Pickering acknowledged, in the presence
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Petition fOI. Divorce.
CTATE OF VERMONT

Orleans County Court, September Term, 1878.
Mary A. Burroughs VS.. Archie A. Burroughs
WHEREAS, Mary A. Burroughs of Morgan. in said
County, has filed in the office Of the CLERK of Orleans
County Court her petition for divorce against Archie
A. Burroughs; setting forth in substance that the
10th day of November, A. ID. 1876, she was legally
married to the SAID Archie A. at said Morgan by Rev.
r. Pritty, minister of the Gospel. That since said
marriage she her part has duly kept and observed
the marriage covenants hut the said Archie A. has not
kept the same but the contrary has for more than
year last passed constantly and grossly neglected.
itreated and abused the beant, and at divers times
within said year, at said Morgan, committed assaults
upon the petitioner so that she has been put by him
in great danger and fear of her life and said Archie A.
for six months last passed has neglected and refused
furnish for the support of the libeant the common
aforesaid the marriage bonds contracted as AFORESAID
may be dissolved and that the Court Will grant her
bill of Divorce from the said Archie A. ana that sne
have leave to resume her maiden name
And whereas it is made to appear that the said
Archie A. Burroughs resides without this State so
that personal service of said petition cannot be made
upon him: Therefore, it is ordered that the SAID Peti-
with this order to be published in the Orleans County
Monitor newspaper printed at Barton in SAID county
three weeks successfully the last publication to be at
least six weeks previous to the first day OF the Term
to which said petition is preferred which shall be
deemed sufficient notice to the said Archie A. Bur-
rouehs to appear before said County Court next TO be
holden at Irasburgh in and for said County on the 4th
day OF September. A. D. 1875 and show cause any
he has why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted. 49,
Given under my hand at Irasburgh In said Orleans
County this Goth day of June, 1878.
II. D. CUSHMAN, Deputy Clerk.
z. M. MANsUR, Attorney. os7
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-07-08
VEGETINE
FOR DROPSY.
1 never shnll
Forget the first Dose.
PnoYrnENnR

PROVIDENCE.
Mn. II. r. sTEvENs:-
/ was confined to my house more than year. Six
months Of the time / was entirely helpless. was
obliged TO have two men help me in and out OF bed.
was swollen 10 inches larger than my natural size
around my waist. suffered all man could and live.
tried all remedies for dropsy had three different
doctors. My friends all expected would die: many
nights was expected to die before morning. At last
Vegetne sent me by friend / never shall forget
the first Dose could realize Its good effects from day
70 day was getting better. After had taken some
or bottles could sleep quite well nights began
10 gain quite fast. After taking 10 bottles.
could walk nom part OF my room TO the other.
My appetite good; the dropsy had at this time
disappeared. kept taking the Vegetine until i re-
gained my usual health heard OF great many cures
by using vegetne after got out and was able to at
tend 10 my work. am carpenter and builder. will
also say IL has cured an OF my wes Of neuralgia,
who had suffered for more than 20 years. She says
she has not had any neuralgia for eight months. have
given II 10 one Of my children for canker humor
have no doubt in my mind 1t will cure any humor; 1t
is great cleanser OF the blood; 1t is safe to give
child will recommend it to the world. Ny father is
80 years old and he says there is nothing like 1t to
give strength and life TO aged person. cannot be
too thankful for the use Of II. am, very gratefully
yours JOHN s. NoTTAGE.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLooD.-If VEGETINE will
relieve pain, cleanse purify, and cure such diseases,
restoring the patient perfect health after trying DIFF
ferent physicians many remedies suffering for years.
is IL not conclusive proof II you are sufferer. you can
be cured? Why Is this medicine performing such
great cures? IL works in the blood in the circulating
The great OF disease originates in the blood
aAd medicine that does not act directly upon It, to
purify and renovate, has any just claim upon public
attention.