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RECORDED REAL Estate rRaNSV"N'
SrN YORK CITY.

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thc Mutual life Insurance C9meeauI - + Weir.
mann referee 20 EOardmai 40, n ucrgcr
2Othst,n s. 1871 Il " 81 lstaNe' I''7A'-' -.
and uile to II StrasboUrScr -. a., 70 q and
lsave $ ia 80 tin ci lsth-sL 2sS.7H6S, sSy76y,rieS
also StuyNesMlI 81, ,,, n VI SSecGtors etc 70
Barry -, N, ~ q Del BTant
s snu -,crty q pei BTiant aud "iie 70 l. l. D'i"
-, naai @ N,s az and 90 dye-siXths plIl OF snu '' 4
property; sNdam an9 WiIT nh 10 - 6xi0G, and
MaoisonS, ,,crfy :, suydam and vie to suydam
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Totals ,7O5s65ll.s5l l3,S6l 425o44 Dec ss67s7
Ne. increase In miles -............. 6J6
Eaiu.Hg per mile SJl2 81 S46J 80 Dec $40 81
And the following were the earnings of the same
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday, Nav 0. 1879
The following sales were held at the Ex-
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* A. "
American Dis rnl

Del & Hudson
200. be. az b
Western Union
200. be. lO4 d
Pacific Man 5 : 9
206. be. l44
100. .b3 l4fs
Erie Railway
800. .bcs3. 2Sle
l,OOO........ 2SS
l. shore K NJ ) x Il
2OO....Dc. "a .
1000. go. TAR
20O.-...s3.. 7A49
Rock Island
500 be. l332
100 ...s3. 1873 -
Union Pacific
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CENTRAL n. J. LAND IMPROVEMENT

y CO-Houscs and lots for sale az Newark Painhed ana
Al rofs ON lie line Of tile Central TairCId Of NcwJeseY
a6 land sutsle io manufacturing purposes either with OF
water a. j. HOPE, No I4J l-bt4iy-a
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A CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale, q good, we'll
- built frame house and lot The lo l5X!go ieeI iAs
im1 two stories and contains rooms IN the rear u
lie lO-, sual building suitable for carpenter sl9!
q uII5;Urc maker Tie house iS on staten lslaii n
Sff alt 10 minutes walk from Clifton Landing. The prop
erv can bought for $1,000; part o Tie purchase hor
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change saleSroom to-day:
BV Richard V Rdrr<H
-. o,,a,a a g East l25thst 2l0 II Of lst-ave. cx-
tsndpg to River and To lS4th ~ lefsx 400
H5x-xS74 2xlOOl II X4OxlOo II! Jno fSoss---'-' S'
r. n. Ludlor q, O., ,, n
brsck huildng with lot. No ~
=, cor OF Eldudge 1T. lot 2SN0Oo; CIas
NN'fer f t,tcE bui!diug with lot Nc 90 EldtugesSt,
SIM SO 6 n u OF BroOmesJ lot 24ON@'' ""S b2CO
Bt RernGrd SmVth. A.,
plot oiand lssI block iTonG tSu SeIW9 1000
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-11-13
A Prairie Fire.

In an article entitled q Some Features
of Kansas Farming" in ScTib1aer for
November, Mr.. Henry King gives the
following vivid description of that beau
tiful scourge-a fire on the prairies:
Next to calamities like that the home
steader's wife told of, the great beset-
ting fear of the settlers on the border
in all the new and thinly peopled por-
tons of Kansas, in facts the coming
of the autumn prairie fire, which so fire.
quently menaces their stacks and cribs,
their helpless stock, their stables and
cabins, and even their lives. Were it
not for its known danger and power of
havoc, this tempest and scOurge of fire
would be n spectacle of commanding
force and beauty. First, you viii catch
glimpses of what you take to be gray
wisps of haze away off on the horizon :;
and watching, you will see these vagrant
particles deepen gradually, and gather
into definite volume of smoke, black
like rain-clOud, and bronze about the
edges. Then the strange, sOmber bulk
starts forward across the prairie, and
You hold your breath at sight of the
rapid progress of it. a mile in two
minutes is not an exceptional rate of
speed for a fire once fairly under way.)
1t halts an instant, you note, over a
broad swale where there is standing wa
ter: but it is for an instant only. The
next moment it reaches the upland
again and the dry grass; and directly it
grasps a belt of the tall, thick blue stem,
and the flame leaps suddenly and madly
out above the smoke, then subsidies
again, and the black mass grows black
er than ever, and rolls higher and higher,
and you can scent the burning grass,
and hear the distant roar of fire-an aw-
full roar, resembling the sound of artillery
in heavy timber. And it Is SO calm i'm
mediately about You that you do not so
much as miss the ticking of your watch
in your pocket; there is no breath of air
stirring, and the sun is shining, and the
heavens above YOU are blue and placid.
But the stiffness viii be broken soon
The oncoming cloud Is only few miles
away now, and YOU easily trace the scar
let and terrific energy At its base; the
smoke begins 10 hurt your eyes, too,
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and the heat becomes heavily oppressive
And then, all at once, the wind smites
and staggers you, that appalling roar
deafens you, and the sun is blotted out,
and you are in a darkness as of a mid
night without moon or star. 1t is an
experience of but a dozen seconds or so,
this sudden plunge into darkness,
though it seems an hour, and when you
look out again, you find that the fire has
passed you a mile or more to your right,
and is still rolling desperately onward ;
and there in its track are charred and
smoldering stacks of hay, and an occa-
sional house afiame and lettering to its
fall, and a group of men and boys beat
ing back the outer line of the fire with
brush and old clothes, and sending for
ward little counter fires to meet it and if
possible keep it at a safe distance. The
creek may stop it and smother it when
it gets there, though such a hope has
mere chance for warrant: sometimes
these mighty CONGREGATIONS vault across
streams twenty or thirty yards in width,
so swift and resistless is their momen-
tum and as rule they are effectually
stayed only when they reach a wide ex-
tent of plOwed land, and have to yield,
sullenly, for lack of any thing more to
feed their inexOrable fury.
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EI~nrea Rnnst E.fe.

SPARTA, Union Co., Oregon, May 3Oth, 1873.
BUTTER IMPROVEMENT Co, Buffalo, \. y:
SIRs-The package of - Butter Maker " for
warded by You to ", W. Ross, Esq, OF This
place, was handed over By him to me for trial,
and orders to report he results to you, Gs
have the management Of his dairy.
have the honor to report that one gallon
of sweet cream churned at q temperature OF
80 deg. and treated with the Butter Maker
according to directions accompanying pack
age, produced four and one-haf pounds Of
butter of a fine golden color, and firm, waXy
texture, and of delicate flavor; time occupied
in churning and gathering the butter, twenty
minutes.
One gallon of sweet cream, same lot, churned
without the powder, produced four pounds OF
butter several shades lighter in color, not so
firm or WaXy in texture, but no perccptible
difference in flavor; time occupied in churn-
ing, at same temperature as above, forty five
minutes. The fine, even grain, rich, golden
color, increased quantity from the same
amount of cream, and the difference of time
occupied in the churni2g and gathering the
butter, are greatly in favor of using your
preparation, and l have no hesitation in rec
ommending the same to my friends and the
public generally.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
GEO. w. EAsTERBROOK.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-11-13

There is not only a great diversity
in the shape, but wide range in the
sizes of the new bonnets. Both small
and large bonnets are therefore fashion
able, and each lady should choose the
style adapted to her own face a new
shape of round hat resembles lady's
riding hat, but it is slightly bent on the
rim in front In addition to this novel
ty are various jaunty shapes, turned up
on the sides, also turbans and the ever
popular English walking hat, for those
who prefer them. Peculiar beaver hats,
covered with long gray and brown hair
mixed with white, have soft, wide brims,
which the milliner turns up jauntily
Felts come in many shapes and cOlOrs,
indeed some of the dress bonnets aIe
felts of light shade deliberately trimmed
with material to correspond. As a rule,
however, bonnets for other than DegIigee
wear are of material made on a frame
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-11-13
How They Were Taught.

Here is little story which may give
Il useful hint to both mothers and chill
dren.
In an isolated mountain district in
Virginia live the D--s, father, mother
and six sturdy boys Three years ago
the money which the father had saved
for the education of the boys was lost
through bad investment. The farm
Welded but little more than enough to
support the family.
sFThey must grow up ignorant as
field-hands,' - said Mr.. D..
"NO," said his wife 81 will dismiss
the servant and do the work. can take
in sewing, too"
- How much would that amount top
Then l will hire another servant,
give out our own sewing, and teach them
myself"
She did it. The training of her boys
into men was the most important work
of her life She gave all of her time to
it. She had her own way of teaching.
Grammar was not to be taught to the
bows until they We're over sixteen. a." 1t
is an abstract study which a mature
mind can master in two months, but q
child's-never,' she said. Botany and
geology they studied out of doors. No
sum in the arithmetic was worked by
the rule, but by the meaning, which she
taught them step by step patiently.
Let us go travelng-to England, .
she said, one afternoon. The boys had
their maps open before them, while she
read vivid description of England, its
crops, climate and scenery.
Suppose we stop over night at
Stonehenge? ' she proposed.
She had ready half dozen accounts
of Stonehenge and its mysterious Druid
zeal rocks. - Who were the Druids?''
The opening chapter of English history
was eagerly deyoured. Had they not
all been to Stonehenge and seen the
affairs?
In ike manner they visited in imagin-
alton the Roman walls before they heard
of Caesar, and Normandy before they
followed the Conqueror across the Chan
mel Novels, songs, pictures, were
called TO her aid The history and
geography of each country became a
dramatic reality to them.
The boys were taught to think, not
merely to memoriZe. Their education
is "A thorough vitalizing of all the powers
of the mind Youth s Companion.
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The Baptists of Chicago, particu-
larry those of the First Church, are in a
great futter over the charge of plagiar-
ism which is made against the Rev. DR..
Lorimer. The trouble arises from the
very close resemblance of a sermon
which he preached the other Sunday to
one which the Rev. John Parker of Lon
don preached some time ago. DIR.
LOrimer goes so far as to admit that he
had read and admired the sermons Oh
the British Parker, and that he had fall
en- in love with themlsHficiently to re
member many of them. Both the adj
mirers and the critics of DR.. Lorimer
are concerning themselves greatly on
the subject
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-11-13

Interested and INSCRIPTIONS parties have
been circulating the rumor that DR.. Ponds
Cancer Hospital at Aurora, Illinois, had been
closed. Not only is there nc truth in the
report, but the fact is that the Infrmary is in
a highly fiOUrishing condition, aud hundreds
of sufferers are seeking and finding relief I'M
der the care and siaiilfuI treatment of the
Doctor and his assistants. No institution
west of New York possesses the advantages,
and at the same time gives the promise of
curing those afflicted withCancer in its various
forms, as does this. All desired information
can be had by addressing Dr. F. L. Pond,
Aurora, Kane County III
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SnrR CHrn IN nvsnensIa

SHELBY DEPOT, Shelby Co. Tenn Feb. "a 1879.
Dear StT-Having suffered very severely from Dyspep
sia and Indigestion. and after trying various kinds
medicines. i had recourse 10 your Indian EiODf
Syrup. which relieved me In a very short time.
think il the best medicine known not only for Dyspepsia
and Indigestion, but for various other diseases.
WILLIAM SNOWQEE.
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Cures White Swelling and Dyspepsia.

PROCTOR, Lee County. Ky, Feb. n 1879.
Dear Str have been eted with the White Swell
Ing for several years, and could relief in
1ucrd b. try bottle o. ygIT Indian BLOOD SYRUP
Afer used the bottle Improved 50 much bought
three more bottles and Il has laily cured me- also
had brother Who suffered very much with Dyspop5las
be got 80 bad that he could not DO work: Induced
htm u use tlle Indian BLOOD syrup. and now he
thinks there Is such MEDICINE 80 F1stc he Is
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m nnnREspnNnrnrs

All communications for this paper should be
accompanied by the name of Che author, not
necessarily for publication butas evidence OF
good faith on the part of the writer Write
only on one side of the paper. Be particularly
careful In giving names and dates, to have
all letters or figures plain and distinct
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Dvsnensia and Indiresfion.

NAVE HILL. Union County. Tenn. March 81. 1879.
Dear ST. was troubled for long time with Dyspep
STA and Indigestion. and hopeless Of being
cured. I advised 70 try your Indian Blood
Syrup. which did and pleased TO state
that Il cured eectually- My father has taken Il
also. and IL did him than all the medi
cine he took. MISS LUCY MCDOUREIs
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ORhEfs STORE. Eled57e County Tenn. Jan. IL. 1879
Dear Sir-AIy child fifteen months old. had never
been in goOd health the doctor said It's Liver and Kid
neysWeTe affected Hearing q rOIf celebrated India
BLOOD Syrup. and OF tie wonderful cures effected
by It bought from your agent. O. J. Crufta and
Il cured the child. JEIUSIA HGGE.
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C0uohs and Colds.

RICHLsND station Sumafr County, Tenn.
Dear SiT-i Was troubled with severe Cough an
tried numerous lr-afs without beng relieved
advised 20 iTy yoI .ssiEsEm Eti3od syrup. which
did. and In "a short time 10 cured me. I also had al
attack % the Rheumatism and helpless untl com
menced the O! Your syrup which SPEEDILY reeveC
JOSHUA WHITE.
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Or. clark Johnson's
TESTEN0RIsLS OF CURES
liver EnmnIainf and nvsnaneia

LEVEL GREEN. Rock Castle County, Ky.
Dear 8ff-EOT I'VE yesTS afflicted with Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia, and became so bad that
could eat nothing that agreed with my stomach. and
could not get out OF bed without help. had taken
medicine from several OF the best physicians IN
country with only temporary relief. AT last COM
nenced the OF your Indian Blood syrup.
and since taking IL my strength has rapidly returned
and now I feel ike new person. NJ. SOWDER-
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a Remarkable Cure.

EUCHEE. MeigE County. Tenn.
Dear ST. was 10 veTy poor health for three months
during which time was under good medical treat
inent but continued 70 weaken until almost desDaIred
OF ever regaiuing health. Reading N your
pamphlets, ol Sie many wrought by your Indian
Blood syrup. sent for some. aud commenced
taking II according % directions effect vas mar
Vei0ts- 10 cured eHectgaily I can recommend II
highly for Liver Complaint and Coughs
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-11-13
All that it is Recommended to Be.

PATST5vILLE Johnson County. Ey.. Juno 5, 1879.
Dear hiF-I have been acquainted with g6ur wonder
iul Iadisn Blood syrup for some Time and havs
prescribed IL Tor good many 81 my patients car
with fuli s,lTance recommend 10 70 the public a;
large. II IS all lt is recommended 10 be-
DIR T. 81 RAVES
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-11-13
Cures NEURALGIA.

MOOKE's CREEK, Jackson Co, ks, March 20, 1879.
Dear Siy - This is to certify that your indian
Blood syrup has cured my wife OF Neuralgia after
al other remedies had failed Recommend It 70 al.
II. @. SIANSBERRY.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-11-13

No man can be thoroughly manly,
nor carry the blossom, bloom and fruit,
unless he has in large measure what
belongs to a good and well regulated
mind Asceticism never made a good
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-11-13
OLIVER DITS0N & CO., Boston.
C.H. BITsON CO., ss4 Broadway, NY.
vEGETINE
PurEfies the Blood, RenOvates and inVig-
crates the Whole System.
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent
and Diuretic.

VEGETINE Is made exClus- eely from the ilices OF
carefully selected b3rks, roots sRd herbs and 50
Strongly concentrated that it will e1IeuuaIly eradicate
from the system every faint OF sscrOfuIa. ScrOTu-
lOus HuT1Or, TunOrs- Cancer CaneerOs.s
HamOr, ErysipeIas. salt IGheEitEa- SyIif-
IItfc Diseases. CanIser FafntEess At the
blood. ssciatJca. EnfIa HI ulsltory and Chronic
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Cont and spinal
Complaints. can only be efFectuaiiy cured through
the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptiye Diseases Of the
skin. PustuIes- PimpIes, BlOEehes. hollis.
TetfeT. ScaIdheaa and RIngSvOrIn. YEGETINE
has never failed 70 effect permanent cure.
For Pains in tho Hack. Kidney Com
plants. DrOpsy. Female weakness. Leu
corrhOea- -arisIng from internal liberation. and
uterine diseases and General Debility VICE
acts directly upon the OF these Complaints
IT iuyigOTates and strengthens the whole system acts
the secretve organs aliays Inflammation cures
liberation and regulates the bowels.
For S'afarrlI. Dyspepsia, EIabftuaE Cos
tiVeuess. Pa5pftaffOn Of the Heart. Head
ache Piles, Nervousness and General
PrOStratfOn Of the Nervous System. no
medicine has given such perfect satisfaction as
the YEGETINE. It puries the blood cieanses all OF
the oTgan8 and Possesses controlling power over the
nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected By YEGETIGE have
induced many physicians and apothecaries whom we
know. 70 prescribe and it in their families
IN fact, YEGErNE IS the best remedy yet dlscuv-
ere SOr the above 81 Uses. and is the only reliable
HOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the
public.
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Remedv fer Rhenmatlsm

DTKRsBURG. Dyer County, Tenn. May Is. 1879.
Dear ST. have been suffering several years with
rheumatism. and your Indian Blood Syrup q
the only medicine that ever gives me relief
d. L. SMITH.
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ARE YOU aware that you breathe IL
times a minute and 5000 cubic feet, or
about 375 hogsheads of air per hourP
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-11-13

GOOD BREAD is a great blessing. This YOU
is purely vegetable, and perfectly healtnfuL
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Disease Of M

WOODBuRN. Warfen County. Ky Anril l. 1879
Dc1T ST. have taken the indian FsIoOd
syrup loF kidney tomp' amt with very beneficial re
suits JOSEPH LANE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-11-13

A JUDGE in California, finding it i'm
possible to get a Chinese witness to COM
prehend the nature of Christian oath,
has consented TO administer the heather
ceremony of the Celestials, a live rooster
being beheaded in the presence of the
Court 1t was all about whether Mr..
All PAX should be permitted to marry
Miss Sic Que-and All PAX furnished
the poultry.
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About Women of Twenty-Five.


The man who meets and loves the
woman of % is truly fortunate, and she
is equally as fortunate in meeting and
loving him, says a writer in a feminine
journal. At that age she seldom de-
ceives. She may not have, she is not
likely to have then, her first sentimental
experience; but such experience at such
an age is more than sentimental and
rarely ever fleeing. She looks back ut
the youths she imagined she was enam-
ored of between Is or Is, or often p,
and they are more than Indifferent or
repellant to her-they are ridiculous,
and in some sort she, rs she then was, is
ridiculous to herself. She can not but
be grateful to her destiny that her SYM
pathies and affections have been re-
served for Il worthy object and higher
end. At %, if ever, a woman knows
and estimates herself. She is less liable
to emotional or mental mistakes; she is
far surer of her fortune, because she
feels that her fate is, 10 certain extent,
within her own hands. Not only is she
lovelier and more lOvable, broader and
stronger than she has been, but her we'd
ded happiness and powers of endurance
are in manner guaranteed.
IN several provinces of Russia the
wolves make havoc among the cattle /;
even children and men sometimes fail
victims of their rapacity. On Aug. 10,
at noon, wolf made his appearance on
the streets of a village in the province of
Wilma, and seized boy years old, who
played in the yard near the house On
hearing the cry of her child the mother
ran out of the house and was shocked at
seeing her boy in the teeth of a wolf
Her screams at once attracted many
people, who, together with the unhappy
mother, started in pursuit; but the wolf
with his victim in his teeth succeeded in
escaping TO the neighboring forest. The
authorities and the villagers searched
the forest for two days, but without dis
covering any trace of the child.
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The Best Remedy Known to Man !

The Best Remedy Known 70 nan
Dr. Clark johnson having associated himself with M
Edwin Eastman, escaped captive long a slave e
Wakamctkla the medicine man 81 the Commences. y
BOW prepared 10 lend his aid IN the Introduction CT IA
wonderful remedy OF that tribe.
The experience OF SIR Eastman being similar 70 ina
OF Mrs. Chas. Jones and son OF washington County,
Iowa account OF whose sufieTincs were trtlllngS
narrated NeJo York Herald Of Dec 18TH, 1873
the facts Of which widely known, and SO neaTS
parallel little mention % Mr.. East1nan'S e.
DeTfsnces will be given here They are, however PUB
nshei in volume Of 800 pages, entitled Sefe1
and Nine Years Among the Conanchcs and Apaciess
OF which mention Will be made hereafter Sufee y =
say several years Mr. Eastman, while cpt
compelled to gather the roots gums, bafS neL
and berries Of which Wakametkiats medicine Va
made and IS stu prepared 70 provide the sAAIE ma
tHfals the successful Introduction or the netl
world; and assures the public that the reIly
the same now s when Wakametkia compelled nm p
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Edwin Eastman in Indian Costume.

SEVEN AND NISE YEARS AMONG THE COsfANCHEs AEB
APACHEs. neat volume OF 800 pages, being
simple statement Of the horrible facts connects9
with the sad OF helpless family, and tbs
captivity, fortunes and ultimate escape OF its TIVE
surviving members. For sale by cur agents gen
orally. Price. fl.00-
The incidents OF the massacre briefly narrated aHo
distributed by agents. FREE 81 charge.
Mr.. Eastman, being almost constantly AZ thu hea5s
gathering and curing the materials OF which
the medicine is composed, the sole business manage
ment devOyes upon Dr. johnson, and the remedy hs8
been called. and Is known rs
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VEGETINE-When the blood becomes lie
less and stagnant, either from change of
weather or of climate, want of exercise, ir-
regular diet, or from any other cause, the
VEGETINE viii renew the blood, carry of the
putrid humors, cleanse the stomach, regulate
the bowels, and impart q tone of vigOr to the
whole body.
-,,, 1900, I, -. -. ~ rr,1.