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ARRIVE.
PLila. n. Y. and Eastern States. 100 A. NJ
DushOre LapOrte &c.. .9.3O .
L. V. way mail from the North. 1000 =
Sheshequin sc .................11.00 .
New Era &c Tues. Thur and Sat- - g
Asylum &c Mon. Wed. and Fri. g =
Troy Burlington &c.............1.00 90 p. NJ.
LeRaysville Rome &c........... -
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Canton &c...... ................. .0.OO -
Barclay .6.oO -
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Canton Monroeton &c..........9 800 A. NJ.
l.. V. way mail South ......... .9.15 :.
CPs'dm, Elmira Erie e. n CR R10.00 e"
Troy Burlington &c.. 1000 8
Sheshcquin &c.. 1900 NJ.
Barclay ;........l.0O p. NJ.
New Era Tues Thur and Sat-. .
Asylum Mon Wed and Fri...... 8
LeRaysyille Rome &c........... .
DuShOrC &c................... .2.45 ="
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4 Phil and Eastarn States. ...745 -
Office open from 700 A. NJ. to7.45 p. NJ.
Money Order office open from 500 A. NJ. to
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Office open Sundays from 900 to l0.00A. NJ.
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1ZI3MYER & DEVOE keep the iargr>i und
town.
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If YOU want the best vegetables, the largest
oysters, the best cuts Of meat. and the finest
sausage TO be found in TOwanda, call on Mr..
MULLOCK, at the old Market. Just south of
the Ward House,
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-16

nIg@At MYTR & DENOE'S market i the
place to get tender steaks and nice roast>.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-16

1CfY7Go TO +. ID. RCNDELL's for ;nr best
Steaks and RoaStS.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-16

Have you seen the big black bear at JOR-
DAMS market? MULLoCK is bound to keep
some attraction there. But what is of more
interest to people generally is the fact that the
market is always supplied with the choicest
meats, the largest fish and finest oysters.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-16

r@G@JacobS is selling Ovcrcoats all the way
from - up to any price YOU are willing to
pay.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-16

OVERCOATs 50 cheap that YOU can afford to
buy two or three, at ROSENFIFID'S clothing
store.
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nC9"Mvrr 4 Dcvoe aye receiving fresh
Oysters daily, at their mark"t, Bridge 81.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Cigars of about every known brand at
FITCH'S.
Don't put of your Christmas purchases
until the last moment. FITCH has Il full line
Of candies and cOnfectionS. and now is the
time to make your selections.
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r8~Buy your fresh fish At RuNprLL'>
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N1g@Gcnuine Bacon Of the bpS; quality al
ways on sale at E. ID. RUNDELL'@ market.
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The continued mild weather has induced
ROSENFIELD. the Clothing merchant, to re-
duce the price of Overc0ats and other winter
Clothing. Call and secure bargains. There
will be plenty of cold weather yet
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-16

LEA room for rent in Patton's Block, over
Jacob'S store. Apply to j. &. Patton,
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-16

GzB-FRESH OYSTERS to-day, at Z. u.
Rundelrs.
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21f5' Geo Lynchcomc has opened new
Barber Shop over PowcPn store where he is
always ready TO wait upon ali those who may
Favor him w;th their patronage. Shampooing
hair cutting Ladies' and Childrcn's hair AT
their residence no extra charge.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-16

Prices way down in Gents fine and coars
boots and shoes. All goods warranted as
represented, at BLUM'S.
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l-f3"If YOU want StviSi hat. cheaper rhan
you ever bought one, cHll ~ ROSTNrIELD'N
rlOthinu stOrp
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f-f7Choicg Hams ana smoked Ecrf, N
MYER 4 DEVOE'> market. Bridge StTr"'.
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On account of Il change in my business,
| will sell Millinery Goods at cost. {.
Mrs. NJ. A. FLETCHER,
No. Bridge street.
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Country dealers will find it to their adyant.
age to buy their candies at FITCH's.
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For good, durable and neat fitting shoe.
go to BLUM'S.
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In 1872, GALEN WOOD. now minister at
Leroy, T.. f. DoANE and A. LEE SMITH,
bankers at Canton and Blossburg. respective
ly. and a. c. TANNING, an attorney at Troy,
then room-mates at the State Normal School,
Mansfield, entered into an agreement by the
terms Of which the first son of either of the
above named gentlemen should be entitled to
a silver cup. Accordingly. in pursuance of
said agreement, on Thanksgiving day the above
name were at the residence of K. T.. and
FANNIE DOANE, III Canton, and presented to
their bright and intelligent son. SAMUEL N.
DOANE, a suitably inscribed silver cup. The
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-16

Mrs. FLETCHER is selling millinery goods
at cost.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-16

PATCH BROTHERS pa, 30 cents. in cash,
for phea~ant>. and tho highest price Tor bu'-
tpr-
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We wish to call especial attention of con-
sumerS of coal to the fact that the celebrated
Loyal Sock Coal has not been advanced, and
is now selling in this market rom one dollar
TO one dollar and twenty-five cents per ton be-
law anthracite. Mr.. MALLORY controls the
Loyal Sock, and ii is gratifying to consumers
here to know that they are buying it at lower
figures than the people of DuShore, who are
only six miles from the mines.
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This NOTICE is intended to inform all per-
sons indebted to the late firm of MCINTYRE
Il RUSSELL that they must make immediate
payment or costs will be made. The books
and accounts are in the hands of
JAMES WOOD, AttOrney-at-law,
TOWanda, Pa.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-16

The election of Fire Department offers last
evening was conducted in II lively manner.
AS much interest was manifested as is gencr-
ally witnessed at II political contest. About a
hundred and seventy members Of the Depart
ment voted. The independent ticket was
elected by II large majority. The following
are the officers chosen:
chief ERgineer-CLARK b. PORTER. of
No. 3.
1st asst. EHg.-A. s. DOWD, of No. |.
2d. Asst. ERg.-J. J.CAVANAUGH, of No.
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The perSOHAd in attendance from abroad
participating in the ceremonies for the Drdica-
ton of the Church Of IS. Peter and Paul on
Sunday last, includes the following names:
Rt Rev. Bishop OIIARA, Of Scranton; Rt.
Rev. Bishop MCQUADE, of Rochester: Ri.
Rev. JEREMIAH T.. SIIANAIGAN. Bishop of
Harrisburg; Rev. DENIS O'HARAN. OF
WilkeS-Barrc; Rev. THOS. MCGOVERN, of
Danviic: Rev. ARTHUR 7. IAVILAND. Of
Philadelphia; Rev. JAS. Is. WHELAN, of
Towanda; Rev. p. I. ROCHE, of Hyde Park |;
Rev. THOs. f. COFFEY, of Scranton; Rev.
JOHN SLATTERY, of SuSquchnnna Depot !;
Rev. JOHN COSTELLO, of Athens: Rev.
TIMOTHY DONOHOE of Plymouth.
The choir of ST. Ninccnt'S Cathedral of
Scranton, participating in the ceremonies,
was composed of The following persons: A.
GROSS. .Organist; Prof. W. AUBREY POWELL.
Tenor; u. f. LYNOTT. Bass; Misses NJ. o.
MALLEY, S. HICKS, j. MURRAY and $.
DUFFEY, Sopranos. Misses NJ. GROSS and
Il. LOFrUS, Altos.
At the morning service was sang Kyrc
and Crcdo. from MOZarts 18th Mass. JcSu
Del Vivi, Trio, by Verdi, ofiertory; SNuctuS
Bcncdictus. from Millards Mass, in G. Agnus
, 1879-06-25
DASE-DALL.
CINCINNATI Va. CHICAGO.
HnAr{,st F3thn1fnk IN Fhk HAIk,,nt

dptctat D1sbateA ia TAt 7fibanS.
CINCINNATI, juno M.-The first meeting OF
the season between the Chicago md Cincinnati
Clubs took place at tho BALL Park here this
afternoon in the presence Of 1900 people. Tho
result was victory tor the homo club, to the
-surprLse Of tho popular judgment, which hud
beeu lUl by the auccass Of Chicago and tho fxil-
uru 0f Cincinnati to expect q further loss OF
their games thls week. Neither club was Ia the
best shape. Jim White could not catch, aud Dali
rymple, tue strongest batter OF tho v4l&oEs was
la!d oil. The ylstturs played marvellous galuo
In tls AplA, but wero powerlesa At ths bat
against VIII Whites pitching. Heven Of tha1l
struck out-fstrra Ana ahA0er tvlco each.
Onu htldlug error ouiY WA committed, THAT by
Quest In the !ast lnntug, and Gust nothing.
Cincinnati battel hard aud toztunatelY. Dick.
, 1879-06-25
Ci.KvELANu pKFKATa nuFFAL0.
6skefdl NxputeA to Ia 7ft&Ns<

6seeta. nsoasea to Ia 7rttaa&
DurrALo. N. r., june 24.-f7le game between
the Butfatoa and Cseyelands was witnessed BY
1,0O spectators. aud WAS q t3ne exhibition.
while their batt.ng was the strongest. Kennedy
appeared behind thc bat for the drst ttne In
three weeks, having been lafd Oft With broken
finger. Hts catching and Forces giay!og we're
nc special features Ct the. ga1ne. The Dui'a1os
kennedy's passed ball. and Clapp's. single to
right. In The third, Forcc's bit, ph!llps' failure
to hold 0lasscoek'a aestst, MID Rtchardeon'e
douoa.oa9ger gained two runs for the local
ther frst run i, the fo11rth on Iii b7 ui.sscoek,
Fuiincr's error, and Warmers two-bagger. The
visitors scored three 10 the sixth on FuImef's
NUT, McGoniales mutf aud CrowleY's passed
bali, wlla throws, Anl bits ~ Warner aud
and had to retire ID favof OF Crowley. McGon!-
ale going to right.
fgnings- ! 2 3 o 8
a$ss|s;;i ajs!s!ss@:: ::;.5 :::,::;5 81 SSSSSS e
~ Two;b.sa hits-R|shardsoo, Phillips Warner,
E!rst 6ase o. er,os.1,Butla'e, J.; Cleveland. ..
Struck out-Dufsslo. 0: Cleveland, l.
: ss.: sss's&os o;'s9 q nsesis
Donble ,p!ays0,Fulmer. Walker, and Force;
Tx Psssea d. Sal1s@Ksesnedy. li1Iies; i; Crowley. i.
Total bssss-batfsi;o. = .; Cleveland, Il.
Errots-Du1ato, =: Cleveland, 4.
Tlmc-TTo hours and twenty .6ve minutes.
umplra-C. Gillian.
PHov1pEECE DEFEATS BOSTON.
Sutcfa! Dtsp1teh a.1As Tribune.
BOSTON, June 24.-fhe 1rat game between
the Boston a,i Providence Clubs jn this city
drew together IN audience Of about =, 600, mud
IL did not seem to surprise anybody that the
Dostons were beaten 4 to l. They we're out
played completely. Fo1et was battcd for
fifteen total buses. but Ward did not suffer
much. T1le best points OF tho game were two
quick, accurate throws by Snyder, the first Of
which CAUGHT Hines t,apDlng at third, and York
a. 1Est; tlns double play b7 Aouck and Nor
rill Ia the third; running catch by Meieary;
anu long ly 8 By Jones, osRoufkc, and York.
Inntngs- l 60 ! SO
Providence. ........... 90 Q ! / Q Q o.
boston ............,.0 l o o 0 0 Q-l
Earned runs Providence, =.
Tolal basea-prosl1cnce. n; boston, 4.
Struck out-provlda1ce, 6; Boston, 2.
First on ersorH-Froyldencc, 8: Boston. l.
balls ca.cd-0H Foley. 1?3; Ward. 10.
UaAca on called balls-Providence, 2+-0'Rourke
aud York.
striScs ca1ied-.on Foley, as; on Ward. u.
Gmp!ts-Mr. Ferguson.
OTuEN GAMES.
UTICA, juno 2i.-Nationals, 8; Uttcas, s.
Championship
srn1koFlEt,p. Mass, June M.-spingaelds
=; Mancheatcrs, 3. Championship.
, 1879-06-25

THIS evening at 8o'clock, In tho Exposition
Building, Danlsl O'Lcary and Peter Grassland
Will begin their great walk for tic seventy-1lvo
hour championship Of the world and stake Of
$l0,00Q. Ihe secunt wonderful performance OF
Weaton Ia England has renewed tho Interest IN
pedestriaplsu, hsresb3uts. and tho contest be-
tween o. 'Lesty-tlle boat walker tlls world eyer
saw---and Grassland, who IL recognized as En-
glands champion. and who has dsteated tho
Chicago maa on previous OCCASION, willis also
suffering defeat Of hls hal.da, will doubtless
draw large csuwds to the Exposition Building.
The contest will b8 bona fids Que In erery
respect, and O'Les.Y says he never wont into
ono on which he folt that 10 much dcpouaed.
, 1879-06-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Arend's Jkumysa has t,een used with highly
beneficial results during the last four years ID The
variou. forms NJ dyepep'fu, gasttlts. nausea, gen
medtcine: it ia pleasant, wine. beverage u
feody; made from milk. peculiarly gEatuful 10
leflcato stomach. Nothing elsa make flesh aud
lied on FOR the rccuperaton OF thosc cases OF low
vitality In which medication ordinary nutrition
full. Send fur circular. lewass Of limitations.
AreRd's knmyss IL not sold to the trndr. Con.
tun,ers supplied directly By A. Ascnd, Chemist,
IT'D Madison etrnet, Chicago.
nettcr than Acecc-lInol clovcs to keep
your skin smooth AMI hands from chappng Il
CAswelrs casnphoy.1co Lot,on. Buck 4 Rar1ier.
, 1879-06-25

spR1sorlELD, ILL.,, June 2l-Ihc Masonic St.
Johns Association Of sangamon. County held
their annual picnic and celebration ut Pleaasnt
plaIna, wcst OF this city. u,-tlay, and It was
largely attended By tho fraternity aud others.
Lodges we're In attendance from Virginia, pana,
Jacksonville, Taylorvllie, Springfield, Athens,
Petersburg. Pleasant Plains, Ashland, and ot.,s /
polata. Secretary Of State Mnrlow was the
orator Of tue day, md addresses were made BY
]. II. Matheby, r. L. Mcclure, nnd the Hon.
William 7. Vantteventcr. ot TaytoFgIlie.
, 1879-06-25

militia from the United Statcs Government au-
tfiorites. OF these cartridges 100, ,000 have been
distributed to the militia fn Chicago. and tho
remainder arc safeiy held IN reserve for IN enet-
gcncY. liz said TINT he had not boon able 10
draw any batteries for the use Of the artillery
CON panles which are asking permission to Or
Rnnizo; and he would not admit or deny that be
had obtained tho use OF quantity OF brccch-
q, a becomes ~ ssste otccr and ' mads tie ss usual
plea that It. II incompatible witt, tho public fn-
terest for tho public to know what the public
servants are doing"
, 1879-06-25
MASONIC,
MT. VERNON, Ill.
6pscfqt Dtspatch to 27aa Tt9bunA

6o<ciat Dtxputeh to 2ns If4bunA
Mt. VERNON, ILL.,, Juns 24.-Edward G. Pace,
District Deputy Grand Master Of the Twenty
eighth Illinois siasonic District, Is holding a
Convention Of Masters and Representatives Of
Lodges In his Jurisdiction In this city. The fol-
lowing Lodges arc represented: Franklin Conn-
ty-Bcnton, o.; Frauktor., 6o7; Polar Star.
03a; Ewing, 75o. Perry Couuty--PickneyytIlc,
IS; Tamuroa, ao7; DuQuoln, est. jackson
County-Murphysboro, 425; Lafayette, 6o7.
Williamson coup1y-Fellowship, "; Andrew
Jackson, 1871; Blazing atar, 45s; Herrou's Pfai.
rlc, Go3; Chapel Hall, 7l9. Warrington County
CLAY, 1b3; GrAnt, 452; Dubois. 824: 1ronton,
$50: Jefferson. 36s; Delio Atyc, 500;. Home,
III. The programme includes an address by
Grand Master Gurnuy at Masontc Hall tonight,
to re- followed with a banquet. Tho Convcu-
ton will properly get 10 work In the: morning.
, 1879-06-25
LINCOLN, NEB
Epscial Dtspdsch to 7Ns 5ttbttH&

LINCOLN, Neb., juno H.-The Grand Lodge
Of tho Masonic Order Of Nebraska assembled
hero thEs afternoon, presided over By Deputy
Urand- Master Tuleya. Grandchildren E. K.
Valentine, member of ConRrcsa from ths State,
arrived ut Ou,alta yesterday to be present here
to-day, but received kilograms from Omaha
urging hts immediate return to Washington.
To-day vas spent tu hearinK the reports Of CON-
mittces, Tonight Lodge Of Sorrow met In
cotninpmoratlon Of the He ard Masontc services
Of ths late Past Grand Master, the lion. Frank
Welcll, who died last September while repEe-
seutins Nebraska ia Congress. Tllo attendance
was much larger than usual.
, 1879-06-25


KHoKuk, H., JUNG 3i.-The Mlsons Of tbts
cltY celebrated Ut. Johns Uay this sVen!nK with
u public installation Of otiecrA banquet, A,ll
aball. There were delegations from neighbos.
Ink cities, and tho affair vas largely attended
aid Q yery brilliant one socially qhe colored
ct!zeus to tho number of 100 went on MI cxcur-
s!ou 10 Matnph!s, No., to Witness ths lustalla-
lion of thu ot,irers Of three new lodges Vi col.
ored Masons recently or0Anlzoa In thut locality.
, 1879-06-25

CARL.av1LLH, ILL.,. June M.-St. Johns Day
waa celebrated BY tho Masonic fratcrutty Of this
county by picnic held at baileJ's Grove, near
this city. A largo delegation of prominent
Masons from Bunker I'M, Dorchester, GILLESPIE.
brighton, shipmau, aud carliuVitle were present
with thrir families. Speeches wcru madc by
Judge Wlllixu K. Wetch, Of this city. the Flon.
John /. Rlnaker, and the lion. A. N. i.ancy. Of
bunker Hill. The attendance was very 9outit
unu the occasion was one long to bs remembered
by thoae participating.
, 1879-06-25
'ApPELLATE COURT.

6peeadE U9k8d7tH 70 7Hf 1F75tHEs
ePR1sorIELp, ILL.,, June 24.-ln the Appellate
Court, Fourth District. to-day, a number OF
formal orders and motions were entered. The
cases OF Price ct a'. VS.. The Pconset appeal from
Champaign, was argued by the Hon. ". A, Day
for appolant, an.l taken BY the Court. 1hc
case OF WestburY. Assignee Of the Farmers &:
Meralants' Bank OF Mnttoon, as the estatu Of
II. J. Ferguson, deceased, was argued BY y. B.
FicklIn nnd j. n. Craig for appellants md NJ.
". Peterson and ]. a. Connolly for appcllees,
aud taken b. the Court
, 1879-06-25

NEw YoHx, June as.-ArflVcd, the Steamship
Galta, from Liverpool.
LONDON, june slIstssmsh9Ps Mo'e' . ana
Boston, have arrived out.
Akw Yoax, Juuu A.-ArrlYed, stats Of 1n.
diana, from Glasgow.
, 1879-06-25
VEGE'TINE.
Reports from Ottawa.

OTTAWA. Canada, Dec. 81, 1873.
M II, r. Stevens, uoston. NAse.:
several Years sna eonseY Il a. fn1nu.s1a cas IL.
cine. most checrfaly recommend its nsc to thoto
deslflng safe and ct1actna remedy Tor illnesses Of
the atomach tnd Impurities OF the blood. I may
add that hare advocated Its uso 10 Rcvsral Of my
friends and acqualntancet with the Most gratifying
aBu sasfsfactufy results Very respectfully yours,
Mrs. ". q. PEHLEi.
No ono eau doubt the tsuthfulness Of tho aboye
certificate. coming frnn feaponaltle and iufinen-
tta! parties. Mr Pettey 10 the senior member Of
the ffn, of Per1ey rattec. ono Of tho 1srgess and
nlost extensive lumber ltlns In AuefIca,
, 1879-06-25

cfson tuIco made thsce-bascr, and came homo
OIL q sacrifice hit. The two ruus In The last Inn
ing were made On hits by Barnes, J. Whttc,
and Kelly. All four runs rero earned. Tie
gamo caused profound excitement
, 1879-06-25
Arsna f.hl Ammunition.

A writer tp tbs Springfield fllI} hegt.fsr, 10
conversation with Adi.usl,. Hiltatd, after tha
Visit OF fl.e lattat ~ tile Arseal II l0cG Island,
obtained from lin the iulloH !nK Information; !;
- 4 part ol Ills business to N0ck Island WA 10
secure a0l,0N uludkvt'gasirltgu5 for Lie stHta
, 1879-06-25
TIE OAR,

UNIVERSITY UoATHACE
Pn1LADEtAuIA, June 24.-Ine lntcr- Collegiate
boat-race was won bE the University Of Pcnnsyl-
ranta, Columbia second, Princeton third,
, 1879-06-25
VEGE'TINE


PntLApELrutA. Pa, July II, 1877. -
II. r. Stevens:
Dear Sill can cheetfully recommend your Veg
et!ne @ ~ the .'oreat Blood puriaer." have been
your Fegettne. keep Il constantly Oil hand to
keep MY bowcls rcrslRr nnd am constautly rccom-
;rnendtRg II TO I'll whom hear needing a remedy
Ike youfs. Truly youFd.
JOHN McGETTIGAN.
Being personally acquainted with Mr. StcGotst-
gan. can vonch for him ak being reliable in bis
uH. J. ". ABEL,
Druggist, 1924 Beach.at.
, 1879-06-25
DRUNKENNESS,


Dr. D'Unger. discoyersr Of the cinchona euro for
drunkcuEcaa, cures all cascs. Room ~ ralmer
Hunee
, 1879-06-25

VEGEFINE
Gives q Good, Clear ConplexIou.

PHrLADxIr11tA, Pa, Jn1y g. 1877.
II. Il. Stevens, Boston:
Dear HIr-Thc great benefit hare received from
the use Of Fe0etlne induces me to give mr. tcstt.
mony In its favor. For several years my faco has
been covered with pimp1es, which c.used inc mneh
1con,ulted number of doctors. aud also tried
many preparations without obtaining any boucnt.
until commenced hiking YegctIue, md before
had used Tho first bottle eAw had the right medi.
cine. have used three bottles and 1nd my health
much Improved, my hntnor cntrety cured. Yours
fcspectfultJ, MISS n. KEKFE.
l1J0 Carptntnr.st
, 1879-06-25

Nav YonK, june a4.-TA8 Col6y lsland Faeca
wtru well INTENDED to-day.
The HIST cortcst, five lurlongs, for 93ear-o'ds,
WIS between MOSQUITO aud M!lus, aud was won
W tAe lattrr In 1:01IG.
'Tha seconu rare, tho Eeasids handicap. all
agca, two sntlvs, w}lich waa gcueratly c0ucede4
to l3ra!nble, was wol, by Wllln!. Gen PHILIPPE
ser0na, iuy. Hampton third, Brsnblo lps1.
'iimu. ,:3is{.
Thy next face, tor d-ycas-olas. mile aud GUAR.
, 1879-06-25

r. 71HR-~*Oot s8VoT ~'~FT5 E'ssU7
Tomorrow Yheea Arn for tise 3:aA md $50
elasses, with fourteen entsles Ia the foEmer and
stx lu thr lattcf.
Karus viii troll skaluat the best tlms on
LaEl-m,lo track,-3:1B, which WA made hy hin,
last yenr On thfa trark.