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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-28
LcgaI Notices.
OF WISCONSIN &C
CIR
tourt-IoWa County.
~FitlSmmons Plaintiff.

-, Courl-IoWa County.
FitSimmons Plaintiff
sn' AGAINST.
ssucuine. Izabella Sangufne, Rich
rrsine. Jr.. Elizabeth Coates. Mary
y Ienry sangnine, Thomas s%anguine,
NariAh Whitney, Samuel John SAN
rmrlia IIecocks, Sarah Jane Cole.
Berry, Henry Lloyd sGnguine, Bar.
gg;-1 -~anguine. Susanah S%anguine and 9
Nh Jones Defendants. ,
state of Wisconsin to the said Defendants.
"a. hereby summoned within twenty days
!, .aryice Of this summons, exclusive OF the
service. aud defend the above entitled
T., Inc court aforesaid, and in case of your
~. 81 10 do. Judgment will be rendered
MI YOU according to the demand Of the COM
nay of which is on file in the ONCE oil the
J. nf he Circuit Court.
WILSON X NCILH0N Plaintiffs Attorneys.
a Address, Mineral Point,
IN Iowa County, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-05-28
Freight & Accom-
Pl0tteciIlc DiuisiOM
MAIL.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
rcight & Accommodation.

GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
LeaveP AS pm Leave Calamine, 7:40 pm
Belmont. .2:l5pm 3" Belmont. .S:25 pm
Arrive coop rrivePlattevilleS:55 pm
uE- Passengers leaving Mineral Point at 6 a. M
can reach Madison at 4 p. IN the same day, by
way of Freeport and Caledonia
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04
A EATlONAl DtADBbAr

Whatever "'h'' ru''''''N' 100" ~ ''r I. 0'
Grant may l"ch he MA hrNrl "r accuse" !
'hc''h'y III brass. !" ash cur @''' 'I'' D..
amer having Illuminate" " ". "''r.N b" '''
eyes oi INC WORTH ~ ms Hi''-'"-' '.''''' gu
TOUR "l 'he 'a>l wv" years over H"'t. obi. .'-
mahu tha' me government e'"n" h''i-h "in
II vessel 10 make Il pressure mp /" ir'' p"
summed that "h''e"' hE"I"rr' "'"f 'I|
thompson ny lis 'h''r A"""l'i' 80" '''"'
ne c"''I" lui'I Ncr Ms N'.'-'' $40 '""''' 'I''
liau oroereo INC steamer hi'!'i"''. .hv ID. 81
Vessel III tle service '' hr p'A'c' al hi7 Hi7
posa'. ms "a'' however only a "'@'t"nI
Oh rfaht' III, u"el'c' ne next '-h> 'Ni ms
son fTeo' WI has IN yt' "nIS f"ch'I the
grade Il ~ 'ie"'ei"h' III 'I' regular amy
shall Ge tailed '" accompany M" "' ~
"aid,' win ne rank ana pay "i Lieutenant
Colonel; ana lastly he asks lhat - corr N"nu'
ent "i Inc Lon '"h l'~s"' ana d. h''>''h young
OF The New YORK Ht"to' he aiI""ta Z ac'
company MN al the expense oil The govern
men', 10 write up the 'r'p ana OF course
indulge IN duly stipulated endless ilitShl-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

The New York Sun of the Gath ult. has d
four column article intended to show that Capt
Eads the engineer of the big bridge at st
Louis aud contractor of the wonderful jettic,
at the mouth Of the Mississippi, was the means
through his visionary projects, of wrcckiny
the Stale Bank Ct Missouri, for over quarter
of q century regarded AS the solidcst bank Of
the Mississippi Valley. Eads seems to have
been director Of the bank, and got the rest o
the board 50 enlisted in his mammoth scheme,
that the immense capital Of the bank was lit
orally stolen by its officers and friltcrcd ava,
on Eads's wild projects.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04
BLAIN (.

Blaine has tna ly been mok d OFT. Ar r
he presidency, bl,, d IN VIII le y ,hage Of
southern election tau l. MS rot ,cr seniors
cgardel it m rather habby that ne refused To
take any rcsponst lie art in the Investigation
If the frauds he 80 freely charged; but wlcn,
IN addition, on their calling upon him for SPEC
itcalions, witnesses, &c, he refused 10 respond,
the mcanness grew So fragrant and the disgust
Oft the committee 80 ouspokcn, tina, Blaine~as
finally forced 10 speak, He inditcs lettc To
Teller, the chairman of the committee, Which
is certainly no less curious ,han Illuminating.
Bless you" Qhese aic not his words, lu, vh.,
they imporD "how can You ask me TO tell my
story when left 81 much for the Imagination"
However, he dire, Is attention to the sochlei
tissue ballots in South Carolina and 10 the al
meetings in which the Democrats were no "a =
lowed To pllticlpae I hen he hints at ccr,iin
political murders in T,ns;ts parish, La, AMI IL
The abduction and murder OF two cnIucd vi =
plain oil election frauds in That parish. Having
gone this lar, he finds THAT h. c uld reveal
other horrors, but he il Obliged to take the
train for New England 10 eat his new yc.rs
dinner The substance 81! his lcttcI, then, Is,
- contemporary eptomlsc, ii, that he viii
tell nothing, that he will tell all he knows. md
hat he would tell more if he had lime" Ii
'oks very much H. f Blame Wa, getting SEX
al the whole business
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04
OR IGN NEWS.

The latest dispatches state that the viccroy
o II ia inform, the government at London
til Il Gpd. Stewart has completed good road
for hrlvv artillery over Ghorazln pass, and
that The British army is about ready To com
meme" it.. advance both by the Glorazn and
Khoiak pass on Candahnr, The general belief
>, that the army Will rncounrr no serious op.
p ,jlipn ON the way 10 or at that city.
The rcpor, thai Jakooh Khan, son of the
am"rr, had come in At Jclaahad and made
his submission 10 The British, is not confirmed.
Indeed his whereabouts, ~ well ~ that of Shcrc
Al, - MOI known To the Invaders, though the
latter Is believed to be on his way to St Peters.
burg 10 invoke Russian ali
Gen. Roberts has convened the chiefs of the
vnri"u- tribes in the region of the Pewar pass,
and several of them have agreed to submit to
The empress. In the khybcr pass, however,
the English continue 10 be annoyed by the
guerilla hostility of hill tribes in their rear.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

Unless some OF our hat money maniacs pro-
duce satisfactory explanation of the total fail.
ure of the fiat money experiment in Turkey,
We shall be compelled to question the SOUND,
ness of their philosophy. Turkey issued the
modest sum Of about $4OO,OOO 900 of fiat mon
ey. 1t is receivable for all public dues, is u
Is even penalty for refusing to accept it III
equal to gold or silver, Yet the stuff has SO
deprecated that the bakers close their shops
and go out Of business rather than take this
theoretically perfect money in pay tor their
broad
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04
RESUMPTION.

Tho country oCt.r , su.urn>inn nf n,rr f.
wears formally returned +, rc,,,mp,,nn nf STE
Gle p,ym,nt ON Tbur.dar u .dn.,dav fine
day tiy.l for that purposc h,vins been E.rr
~ n holiday. In point oc rtc, however, ,ir
rrsumn,ion took Mace only "a, fine. > : .t..
,rcasur, in New York. though men Who h4u
grccnl ark, coula yet .olG orIh.n,.u. uu..ut
me cud rat oncp'.sck.. al ,,.r..
nominal shave alnpS' anywhere; for ag,ir. u
pnini of fact, the country luG got ~ r....r,...
ton n month ago, gliding into the .ar.i...
where paper none, IN gull .,..l ,rl,or,,... z
r1,ral value 50 Iupcrrcptih,y a.. h1rIl. rr r..
allie the important change.
As TO the husiurs, Itself, II WORKED ouuI'r
enough. There va, no rash toihrrc ica!p,on
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

The grand climax of success is at last achiev-
ed. The poor rejoice, the sick arise and walk,
tnr rich bask in The bright sunshine of peric
lcaith The physical miseries of the human
frame need no longer bc endured. Dn. k1NG's
CALIfoRNIA GOLDEN COMPOUND for Dyspepsia,
constipation, Sick Headache, Coming up ol
Food, Jaundicc, Liver Complaint, BilionsneS>,
General Debility, Drnwsincss and Low Spirit
this wonderful remedy will lshsifi',iy ct'e, ana
hat where cveiy other remedy has tailed.
prove that this wonderful rcnIcdy will do all "
lain for Il, YOU are presented with trial ho Tie
IN, Of COST by hich YOU will readily perceive u.
yondcrful curative qualities, aud which will
.b,w Won what a regular one dollar size bott' e
will do. For sale by Z. Y. Griggs, Ottawa. t6)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

1t Is rather rough on Boston, that in its mos,
aris'ocratic hotel--the fremont highly re-
spectacle lady guest should have the lock to
her room door forced IN the middle Of the
night with y crashing noise, the room then EN-
tered by stalwar burglar, the lady chokcd
gagged, chloroformed and robbed and vet ne
one abou, the hotel know anything of the &c
currence until the lady is fcuno next morning
tied and insensible in her bed, more dead than
alive. Yet that is exactly how Mrs. Della $
Norris, of New York, Jared on hasiy bust
ness visit To Boston last week Such an occur
renee at Potter Palmer's tavern in Chicag,
would be almost disgraccful enough to clos,
the cnrevansAiY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

The eminent Catholic prclatr, Archbishop
Purcell, of Cincinnati is in trouble and "A k,
the Pope 10 let him resign and reire from his
office 1t seems To have been the custom inl
many years, among the humber Glasses t,,
longing Ia the Catholic church in Cincinnati
to deposit their savings with the Cha eel n Il
the diocese instead of resolting to tae saving.
banks. As these deposits in process of tiu.,
amounted To large and steady sum in ia,
bishops haGds, he WAS In the haiti al ! amin.
the greater part of 1t out Ia neighboring PM.
I,hes engaged in building churches, or lnv,el
iig il in real estate. OF late years the hait
times aud the decline in real estate, DC, nav,
caused such heavy losses that the bishop fntls
il Impossible Ia meet the clam, of the Il, posi-
tors for their money. OF c,uy>c the dr"ce>,
has property enough Ia meet all lis liabilities
and there il no doubt they will all Ice net, N
the work of converting property into ca h n,
% hcrwi>e takin- care at ihis purely acu III
business falls ~ heavily un the hishop, vi 4,
Is over 81 years old that he asks to Le relieved
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

ST LOUIS REPUBLIcAN.-We commend
with more than ordinary satisfaction To the al.
tioH of our readers, and esp .cially Democrats,
the Annual Prospectus Of the ST. Louis Repui.
ltcdn on the 5h page of today's FREE TRAD.
Err. We regard the Repnblican AZ altogcth, 7
the ablcst, Invest, soundes, democratic organ
west Of The Alleghanics. II is neither wildly
radical nor tainely conservative, but just such
paper as n sensible, practical, progressive
democrat can safely tie 10. Aside from it,
politics II has no superior in The country as Il
news anil commercial paper and from its posi-
ton in the cenIer Of the Mississippi valley
speaks with n comprehensive intelligence ant
grasp that make It an authority in all that re
laies TO the great material interest Of half al
the continent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04
Russia.

The Emperor announces u grand worlds
exhibition at ST. Petersburg in 1880, the 25th
anniversary of his accession to the throne.
A revolt broke out among the Tartars at
The students ofKietf having expressed their
purpose 10 hold meeting outside of the town
to protest against The close of the universities,
two companies of local militia were sent to dis.
perse them. The students showed fight, and
about 80 persons were killed before the distur.
bance was queled
What with the plotting Of the Nihllsts and
the discomfort of the students, Russia rests
over a snouderlng volcano, ready to burst out
any day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04
England.

The British press. in spite fthe war in Asia
pressing conccrnment * the increasing distress
At home. The financial failures for the year
iu,t closed exceed those of last year by four
thousand Not only have wages in all depart.
IN MS of industry been reduced during the
year. hut thousands of workmcn have been
throWn ont ui employment and most of them
yrr in actual want. The Mayor of London
calls for contributions to the central relief
fund, chewing il still strong enough to hold
on against the pressure upon it. The mayors
OF Sheffield, Preston, Manchester, Blackburn,
X reply ing t" inquiries, report y fearful in
crca-c ui paupcrism, but claim that the local
resources are still sufficient to meet the distress
Ia the midst of it all, new strikes are daily
taking place. 100000 men in the York and
D,rN shire colieries are on the eve ola strike
The Amalgamarcd Society of Engineers have
-.rurk II san,t an increase o.the hours OF labor
over Il thousand lahorcrs struck at Hull on
Tuesday.
The call on the shareholders of the Glasgow
bronx 10 come down with about $40 900, 900 as
II tir-t Instalment to pay the debts of the bank
br ught only about S40O0,000
rhc heavy ftll Of SHOW last week has been
suc terded 10y a ,haw causing destructive floods
in England and Scotland.
President Grant, accompanied by Ministers
Welsh and Noyes, visited Dublin on yesterday
and were received as the guests of the city.
Henry Vincent, the distinguished lecturer, is
dead (Ie delivered Il lecture in the Baptist
Church in Ottawa about ten years ago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04
The N. Y. Tribune, u leading eastern Repub

The N. Y. Tribune, a leading eastern Repub
lican paper approaching the political situation
gives the following grateful thanks to the Ma
tionas for the part they played IN the Noven
Der contest:
Months ago the Tribune mentioned that the
chief function of the grcenback party was Il
save the country from the possibility of Dem
Ocralic victory in 1880. There are several
Democrats about this time who see the point
Thanks To the greenback party, the Npubli
cans are united. Thanks to the greenback
party also, the Democrats are divided and de
fcAted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04
OUR CLUBBING.

We are prepared to club the FREE TRADER
with the following publications. furnishing botii
at the prices named, postage prepaid. Inc o.
fer--open to old subscribers or new at any
post Office IN the counly-is the CHEAPEST
EVER MADE IN this county:
r,,v y,nru and Chicago Weekly Times. 81 Ga
r,'.n ~ nrn and CHICAGO Weekly Tribune. 2.G5
FBrE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Inter. -,
rnsr Tn.nrp and pyair;, Farmer. ...... 500
FRgE TRADER and either Of Harper's publ
ost;ons 4. a
w. To-, nrp and Scr;ba,r 4. "a
r"sr To nrp and Gode,,'s Ladies' Book .. 800
FREE TRADER and Phrvnoiogica' Jour1'dt.. 800
FRgg TRAnRR and 81. Nicholas. ............ 3.N
Free TRADER and DemOrest's Nonhiy..... 30
FRsE TRADER and LittelPs Lining Age...... s.@l
FKEE TRADER and Western Rural. ......... 500
Fvrp TpInpp and Noors's Rural Netc Yorker 3 so
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

The hest part of the village of Gardner,
Grundy county was destroyed by fire early on
Thursday morning Of last week. The fire,
which Is believed to have been kindled by an
incendiary, first appeared in the basement OF
o. T. Stumphs drug store and then spread to
half dozen of neighhorlng buildings in the
heart of the town, and as there was no local
fire department the flames had pretty much
their own way. The LOSSES were, Stumph's
drug store, $500; Il. b. Iluss. dry goods and
groceries, $4,000; G. +. Parker " Co, cloth
ing. !onts and shoes, $500 Pratt, Martin II
Co, $4,000; VIM. Kloit, saloon, $4,000. Kay
lors cigar factory and John Allison's bank
were also destroyed, bat no estimate is given
If the loss. ROLAND Price loses about So
900 on buildings, and the Commercial hotel
Mas damaged to the amount of 500 To $500.
The total luSs Is estimated at $4,000 Ofwhlch
about one-thlrd is covered by insurance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

The st Louis Republican, on New Years
morning, ISSUED n supplement containing with
other matter appropriate to the day" u list
filling tweuty.one closely printed columns of
nonpariel Of ladies' who would receive calls
that day. The list embraced three or four
thousand places. A gentleman making the
entire round, and taking lhimble full of
wine At each place, would have to swallow at
least hogshead before he got through.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

1t is easy to understand how President
Grant, who had such faculty of surrounding
himself with scaly characters, could take a
fancy to and make pet Of that confederate
cutthaoat Jack Mosby, but it is hard to under.
stand what claim he can have on Hayes that
he gives HIM fat Chinese consulate and then
lets HIM loaf six months around Washington,
drawing his pay and performing no official
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

A fragment Of the Potter committee, with
Mr.. P"tlrr AT 1t. head, :, eli the Goa. ssioial
recess in New Orleans To wind up the clectoal
,riuds investigation with "a view To making a
report. Among The WITNESSES exam ned WIS
L. q. De 'tcndc, secretary of state under K.l-
logg IN 1876. He denies having signed hc
second or amended electoral certificate ihi
was sent To Washington and the one on whih
Hayes WIS counted in; So that the proof #
that instrument having Ien forgery is abolt
C ,mrlete. a clerk in carpet house iestifiel
"a having found bundle Of papers droppa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04
Miscellaneous,

Rumors are current { II serious attempt on
the life o! the Emperor Francis Joseph A
dyer has been arrested al Altenburg AS leader
in the plot
There was quite stir in Barcelona, Spain
a week ago ON the first arrival there in the his
tory of the city of cargo of American wheat,
1t came in an English vessel, and sold AT about
$37O per 100 lbs, atfuruing the shipper hand
some profit
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04
Germany

Bismarck has written n letter flvoring an in.
crease Of tariff duties on foreign imports main.
ly ON the ground that such an increase would
be advantageous in negotiating treaties of com.
cia situation of the government is such that a
large increase of the revenue by other than the
present modes of taxation, has become an over
mastering necessity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

Judge Charles T. Sherman, OF Cleveland
brother of John and Gen. Sherman, died al
his home on Tuesday. Judge Sherman, it will
be remembered, resigned his office of L. 5
Judge few years ago to escape impeachment
for some unsavOry connection with the big
Pacific railroad bribery scandals.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

ELI PERKINS, IN an earnest letter to the
New York Sun, commends red Peruvian bark,
Us administered by DR.. Robert D'Ungcr OF
Chicago, as certain yet entirely safe and pleas.
ant remedy for drunkenness. Capt J. W, Bryce
of Hoboken, N. Y, also cOmmcnds 1t, having
himself been raised from the condition of ii
miserable sot to sober manhood by using the
hurl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

by Mrs. jerks, among which was the original
Of the famous sherman letter 10 Weaver ana
Anderson Mr.. Potter SAID Mrs. jerks had
dpphtlc~, dropped the papers for the purpose
If imposing on the COMMITTEES, The letter was
doubles, forgery. like halls dozen OF others
that have been offered 10 the committee
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-01-04

Over eight millions of the government A
Der cent bonds were sold on Thursday. The
unusual rush for them on that day was doubt
less due to the fact that they could be paid for
In currency at par.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18
V.EG.E'ILNE
SAFE AND SURE.

Air. H. E. Stevens: In 1872 your Vegetine
Was recommended TO me, and, yielding to the
persussions Of friend consented TO try It
~ and nervous rrostration, superinduced by
overwork s1d i. epuler habits. It's wonderful
strens thon!ng and curative properties seemed to
raac. ny d.bi.ita.cd system from tho first dose, !;
and under its persistent use rapidly recovered
eain:ng more Lhau uaual health and good feel
Ing. Since then l hsve not hesitsted 10 give
Fegetine my most unqualified endorsement, as
bs:ng aafe, sure End powerful agent in pro-
uoiing hesl:h and restoring the wasted system
to new Ifs aad energy Vegetine is the only
medicine use; and AS long as live l never
exuect 10 fnd better. Yours truly,
~. Il. CLARK, 10 Monterey st.,
Aiia2nsny. Pennsylvania.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18
Over The BaniSferS,

Over the bauistcrs bea3s q iaca
Darliog!y sweet aud beGulllDG;
Some body staads 10 carlesss gfac',
And watches the pictuEe, smiling.
The light turrs din 10 the hail below;
Nobody sees her standing,
S.,iug good righ. again, s,it and slow,
Half way up 10 The aud,ng.
Nobody, oplg The eyes Of brcwo,
Teader and !ul OF meanioG,
That smile Oh The f.iresi f'ce IN toRD,
O7er The baulsicrs leaAlng.
Tired and sleepy, with dropping head,
woudev Why she lugegs.
Aud when al The good III. hts are said,
Why, somebody holds her fingers
Holds her fogeTs and draws her down,
Suddenly gro&icg Dol ier.
Till her loose bair drops lis masses brcWD,
Like ma1tle o9er his Shoulde!.
O7er tie baris.ers soft hands fair
Brush bis CHECKS like leather;
Bri2ht brown tresses a1d dussY halr
Meet and mingie .cg .th.:.
There's questoo asked, there's sweet c1ress
She has h.w1 Ike u bird lrcn! The hallway
But over The hapisters crop. Yes
That will brighten The world EOc him alWay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18
V.EGETINE
WILT Is NEEDED

Boston, Feb 18th, 18Th. L. Stevens, esq !:
Dear SRA Abou. or @ year since 1 found myself
in feeble cortit,on ftoM general debility.
Vssctirs VAS strongly recommended to me by i
friand who had been much Ee' ef.ted by its use
| procured the article, aid, after usilg several
.ttties wac restored 20 be 18th. and discontinued
lis use. ] feel quite coaGdeat that there ia no
n,ediane superior to /. for those complains ior
which i. il sleci,lly prepared, and would cheer
fully recommend i. 10 tncse who feel that they
neoc something to restore them TO perfect health.
Respectfully yours, u. j. PETTlNGILL,
Firm o;S Il. Pettingill " Co.,
No 10 State street Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18
s1ElsiC1NAL.
VEGETINE.
RER OWN WORDS.

Baltimore, Ed, Feo. 18Th. 1S17.-Mr: 81. L.
Stevens: Dear Sir-Since several years have
got = sore and ve.y painful foot. had some
pbys ci,rs. but they couldn't cure me; Now
hs St hesrd of your Vegetine from lady who
was w. as LEX ccrs iong time. and became all we'll
from 5our Vece,ins and wen. and bought me
one tot;'o cf Veec.ne; and after I had used one
bottle. The usips left ne, and it began to heal,
and :hen bought one other bottle, and go take
it yet thank God tor. this remedy and your
self; snd wishing every sufferer msy pay Atten'
lion TO it.. tits 4 blessing for heslth.
Mrs G. kRhBE. 63S West BALI. st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18
eTFIgN rafTJKTT
VI EssS q L. " -

ChsrIestowr-H. r. Stevens: Dear Sir-Thi1
is 10 certify that have used your "B oUd Prep.
aration" in my family for sevsral years, aad
.nink that for Scrcfuis Or CeDkerous humora OF
..aeumelic = fi~cllons i. cannot ba excslledi and
4, blood purifier and epring medicine 1t Is the
bes. thin. have ever used and l have used al.
most every thing. ] can cncerfully recommend
it 20 any ona ia heed of such medicine.
cars respectfully.
NJ n a EISSMnRE 10 Rusaeli st,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18

"Whcu sleep meath the dsi.ies" is the
title CT q new piec, Of music. Il has not De,
come @ popular yet. as the weather is too cool
for so ,ieht coYering.-,& LOUIS SpTlt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18
y .EsS e .:.ss.IsLM =,
ALL HAVE OBTAINED RELIEF

ALL z 2 q ED hhLIht.
South Bcr1ick, BIC. Jan l7th 18Th. T..
SteveLs, esG.--pegt Sir: have had dyspepsia
in its worst :oiIn for tho last ten ears, and hsVd
taken hur drgds OF dollars worth Ct medicine1
witnou. obtaining any relief. In September issi
l commenced taking the Vegetine, since which
time my he.l.h has steadily improved. lily Zoo,
cigests wei, and 1 have gained fifteen pounds o.
hesu. yharc are several Others in this placs
taking Vegeine, sDd Al have obtained relief.
Yours truly, THOMAS e. MOORE
Overseer of Card Room
Portsmouth Co.'S. Mills.