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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-28
Another Mtnsinx &tri.

ST. LOUIS. August E.-Louis Olsen,
collector for Gienny Bros glass works, in
formed the ponce last night that his daugh-
ter, Bertha, q girl Of IL, bad been missing
since the night before, having
at that time left the employ OF W, 7. Ca
hnl, at the iatter's sugrestion. The girl
had been working for Cshifl as a servant at
his house, u14 Olive street, and hada lover
who visited her three or four
times week. Last week
the visits we're long In duration, and II was
suggested to Bertha that she should shorten
them. The girl Indignantly revolyod
against the interference with her social life,
and was told the visits must be shorter or
she would have TO go. She went and has
not been seen since. A history OF the girl,
az obtained from her father, Is that she was
always wiHui and dSreSpecttul; that she
became SO troublesome her parents we're
which she did short while ago, going 10
work for Mr.. CahiA, a young man named
Christian Anderson, who has
boarded for four months with the Olsens,
and who was Bertba's lover, is suspected
as having something to do with her di.ap-
pearance, They were engaged to be mar
RED but the wedding day had never been
named. Bertha is described as being five
feet and two inches tall, with dark skin,
brown eyes and black hair, banged; a
strawberry birth mark on her right cheek
When she left Cahills in black silk with
white oper-dress and crushed strawberry
colored hat
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'T!!:'e!:!l:!egr!:';a:|phic'''
------------------=----
". NOT GUILTY. I,
The st, Louis Saloon Men Score
Victory. r.
Judge Noonan Renders Decision in tho
Test Case-Another Lost Girl
A Jealous Young Lady
Commits Suicide.
\. NOT GUILTY!

ST. Lars, August 27.--Judge Noonan
TO day delivered his opinion in the Lenp
case. The court room was throngcd main.
ly with saloon men. The decision, after
rer:tting the section (No OF the act OF
March "A, 1889 they are accused Of VIOLA.
ting, Is;
The state having introduced certain evil
dence tending to establish charge and the
defendant other evidence TO disproye, it is
agreed by both sides that the law regulating
be determined by the court, although de.
PENDANT makes the following demurrer':
/. That the fifth section Of the Downing
act applies opty TO d ram shop keeper,
an that the defendants license as such
was void, as II was issued BY the colcc'
tor Of reVnue in place Of the municipal
assembly.
2. That said license was, even il
issued by competent authority, void from
certain conditions not having been com piled
with.
g. That, in brief, the 1857 act oyerrides
the Downing law.
Judge Noonan over -rul es demurrer mum.
Der one on the precedent Of precisely
siIuitar case--State ex rel. versus Ro,cn.
Gtatt-wherein the courts held it TO be the
duty OF the collector TO enforce the dram
shop ordinances, etc.
The Judge sees no merit la demurrer
number two, presumption that the con-
ditiol had boen complied with is but fair
However that may be the court "wil not
in proceeding OF tats character permit the
collector license to be attached collateral
y; besides defendant Is now estoppcd FROM
asserting that his Iicense Is an invalid one
after his having accepted and scted under
it,
The third demurrer IL more important.
The act OF 1857 made local and special law
applicable 10 the city OF St. Louis aud the
first question Is whether legislation suisse
quent TO It repealed it. No act Of the
Legislature had done so, When il passed,
ptohibitory eractments were in force, and
1t Wa while viewing them that It, special
act, was passed, II could not be repealed
by any general act, in conclusion, the
Judge instructed the jury to fnd the de-
tendant not guilty, which verdict was
promptly rendered.
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COxDENsE d KILOGRAMS.

-Fyaway apd Vreeland were winners at
Saratoga Yesterday.
There was heavy frost at Johnsbug,
VT, Monday night.
John w, Ngelow, of New York, was
found dead 20 bed at his cottage in New
port on sunday.
The issue Of standard silver dollars from
the United States mint, ending August
%, Is As2, $50. For She corresponding
period last year, Sls2, 800,
William Sickcns deliberately commit
ted suicide yesterday at London, O., by
throwing biunclf on the track before
rapidly moving freight trTn.
Dick lIddell occupied the witness
stand again yesterday at the Frank James
trial. He was subjected to rigid cross
examination by the defense.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

CINCINNATI, August 27.-A Times-S
speeial from steubenyilie, Ohio, says there
was an accident on the Pan Handle road
this morning near Mingo junction within
one hundred Yards Of the great disaster Of
IL. The eaSt-bound freight, which was
ten minutes late, eottided with the Cincin.
natl express passenger train, which was on
time. Both engines aud one postal car
were wrecked. Engineer Charles Woolf, o I
Dentson, Ohio and clerks William NJ.
Newman and John b. Hoyt, both OF Indl.
annapolis, were injured, Iloyt fatally.
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The Knights Start for Home.

san Francisco, August 27,-rhc last
important event Of the kniehts Templar
conclave was the grand prize drill yester-
day afternoon, in which the DE Molays, Of
Louisville, won the first prize. The Mis-
souri, Tempars start heme this evening in a
special car loaded down with fruits and
wines, the gifts Of friends All the party
return by this train except Cover
nor Fletcher, who goes trcm here 10
Oregon and thence u Alaska, and posi-
bly, Grand Commander Taggard, who
fell down in the street yesterday with q con
gcstiye chill, Sir knight Agar, OF st, Louis,
took one Of the prizes, The MssourianS are
greatly pleased with the warm reception
given them here, and also with the selection
OF ST. Louis for the next conciaye.
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hANNINdroN, W. Va, August IL
There was bloody riot here on Saturday
between a party Of nmbermea from Buf--
falo creek on one side aud the town poles
and large number OF Citizens on the
other. Knives, reyoivers, clubs aad
stones were freely used and the riot re-
suhed In serious wounds to half dozen
OF the combaants. Walter Furbee was
fatally hurt. The trouble grew out Of
the obstruction Of the turnpike, which
runs through the town, by the town
authorities. This obstruction has for
a long time been a source OF great moon
venience 10 the lumber men. Their
petition to the town council Tor re-
dress notThaying been granted they
determined to take the affair into thoir owA
hands.
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CINCINNATI August N.-Hanlan re-
turned to Toronto last evening aud says no
is tired and will rest few DAYS. He goes
to Carlton Place regatta on September s,
and after that to Cincinnati. No official ar
engagements have been made regarding hts
race with Laycock, but Hanlan says he will
60 u Australia TO row Laycock IL ressona-
able expenses are paid, Hanlan will NOT
row another race In which there are more
than three starters. He says the prospects
OF the race at Lachine between Courtney
and himself for S., 900 ara no brighter.
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THE MARKETS.
AUGUST -.


CATTLE-Exporers IS Bt08 90; road
TO heavy do 81 2NNa6 Is; light to fair 81 75Cd
8 90; common to medium 81 1904 20; fair
TO good Colorado SiON95 10; south west 50 70
"a 50; grass Texans So 95(p4 on; light to
good stockers 81 SOFAS 70; fair to good feed
ers So 75Cp4 -; common to choice native
cows and heifers 80 35ta3 30; scAllawass Of
any kind 81 25(62 70; good butcher stscr
and spayed heiters $i(tD4 10.
ilOGS-Receipts 2,6E head; shipments
200 head. Very light supply; demand
good and prices higher. Light To
good Workers S. G5l45 rs; common rough
mixed to good packing s. 9ota5 %; butch.
ers 81 20(pj 80; Philsdelphias 50 l5A6 -,
skips and culls - 50tas4 70.
SHEEP Common, medium and light
:. 5OtG3 30; fair to good % 4063 IS; prime
" T5(14 IS fair to good Texan s. v5{6s q.
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uaGn The rre..d.u, and Party. a7S@7

CAMP UPPER GEYsER BASIN, wy. r.,
via LIVINGSTON, NJ. T., August q, --O our
camp remains to-day amongst the pine trees
OF the second mesa above Fire Hole river.
II IS nearly at the head OF the Upper Gey-
ser Rasln, within sight and nearing Of tho
oldFaithluI Gcyser. A late breakfast was
the reward for yesterdays loag march over
dusty trail and through burned and fallen
timber, To-day'S examination NJ the won
dcrs here began at an hour considerably
later than the one usual fog our dai start
Oh the march. Before | O'Clock luncheon
the President and most OF the members OF
the party had
OK HORSEBACK EXPLORED
nearly all this basin. They were retarded
BY being present at the Grand Geyser at the
time OF one OF Its greatest eruplions, the
three giants being simultaneously in action.
The crater Of the Grand is about thirty feet
IN diameter and the hegh OF the elected
cDlumn y Nv alter Is nearly 800 feet. To-day
there were eight eruptiOnS, the time Of the
whole being foTy-tSO minutes. This af-
ternoOn the President, Secretary Of War,
Gen, Sheridan and several others Of the
party went 70
HELL'S HALF ACRE,
about mile from here, 10 visit the famous
sheridan Geyer, which became active only
three years ago. 1t was described by
Professor Peal as hot spring In
which butterflies, grasshoppers and ncinate
objects were rapidly encrusled with dcpos-
it, OF silica gunde. A baronet first discoy-
cred that spring, and 1t had become an ac-
tive geyser the summer Of Gen. Sheridan's
FIRST visit TO the park, and it was named in
honor Of the General "Old Faithful aud
has Today been laundrc,s Ofthe command 3
articles Of clothing thrown into her crater,
WhenlretuDcd in her itful humor they are
washed perfectly clean. 1t is advised,
however, that f.bri,S Of silk or wooden be
not given 10 her to wash, RS they are usu.
ally either torn into shreds or not returned
at all. The President and all OF the mem.
bers Of the party are well and enjoy per-
haps as much as anything else their eve
nus's gathering around the social camp
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EDITORS I'm Limbo.

CINCINNATI. August 27.-Dr. J. G.
Beck, member Of the beard OF health,
caused warrants to be Issued for the arrest
OF r, Is, Ross and |. b. Gessner, Of the
Penny Post, for criminal libel, that paper
having printed statements that Beck had
received pay for making appointments.
Ross surrendered 10 the authorities to-day.
Gessncr Ia not at home.
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CONCORD, Mass, August 27.-Fve OF
the one hundred polled cattle two hundred
and scycnty.th'cc thoroughbred Galloways
owned by Leonard Brother, OF Mt. Leon.
ard, Saline county, Mo-, died Saturday
and sunday OF supposed poisoning, and
several more are affected. A bag OF
paris green has been found scattered about
tho pasture.
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Henry Hanged.

RALEIGH, n. G., August 27.-This
morning Henry Jones was hanged for the
murder Of Deputy Sheriff Avis II. Blake
last year. The execution was private.
Jones made n profession OF religion. and
was remarkably self.possessel before
the execution and on the galows. Death
ensued In twenty minutes from strspsuh.
ton Jon Is was % years old. and lesuen 4
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jealousy and Sufc ide.

DANvILL., n. Y, August THE
inquest In the case OF Miss Sarah Deven-
becker, who committed suicide last week
By taking morphine, shows that Tor some
weeks past tue girl had been disturbed Ia
mind from jealousy Of her lovers and fears
OF desertion. For over year she had been
intimate with Frank Schuhmehl, IT,, and It
WAS generally supposed that an engage
Rcm existed between them. On Monday
night last he called upon her at about 10
O'Clock and remained until nearly midnight.
He testides that she asked him whether he
intended to marry her, and that he re-
piled in the negative. She told him that
he that he would be sorry for his decision,
and bidding him good night, she went In.
TO the house. At about 2 O'Clock.
nER CONDITION whs DISCOVERED,
and, despite every remedy, she died at II
O'Clock the same day. Two letters we're
read at the inquest which show that the act
had been contemplated for some time. The
first reads ~ follows:
"Should Idle and not be able to seq or
speak to any one, | wish TO have my plain
gold ring left on the third finger OF the left
hand aud my hair arranged the same way
that | have worn it every day, tied with
white ribbon. Should Frank be unkind to
me between this day AMI then return the
pen he gave u mo
WIrU MY CURSE,
and II there Is any such thing as coming
back to him will do So would like to
be dressed In WHITE The other, written
ON scrap Of paper, evidently Just after
taking the fatal drug, is ~ follows. 81
have had Joy and sorrow. have proved
what life could give. have loved and been
beloved; am sick and hesrtsoro and
weary. Let me sleep, but deep. deep,
never to wake more. | have gone mad, I
love YOU, let me die. ~ The last clause was
evidently written after the drug had been
taken.
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CiNCiNNAri, AUGUST y, This morning
rs Henry Packard, of Hartford, Conu., An
cmpoye Of Barnum's circus, was in the
act Of feeding the animals at the show
ground here one OF tho elephants turned
upon him with It's trunk and crushed In
threc OF his ribs, Packard was taken to
the hospital, where he died at noon.
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1t puriiies
the
Atmosphere.

lts exposure m q sick.
room, Cedar, Closet or
stable purifics the NJ
muspherc and drives
away the gCrm- Of dis
case and death,
Taken internally Il
purlhe- the stomach,
giving II tone an d
healthy yigor Its hus
that 1t cures indigestion
and Dyspepsis.
When used NJ q Lotion
II destroys all FrccEle
and B.otch producing
germs, leaving the skin
clear, white and trans
parent a. that u Il little
child.
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EASTERN LINES.

TRAtss LEAyE CAlRO.
800 o IL. Mail,
A,rytugip It i.ouis g,i5a.m.; Chicago, $50 pm :
Connecting ~ Od,u snG EhARhLm ipt Glhcp
usu, Louisville, Indianapolis ana pNhls hae''
IA ann. st, Louie and Western
Express.
Arriving IN 81. Louis i'9' =. mo and cohhec''h.
for al points West
800 pan. Ia-t t.Sprras
Prst Louis and Chicago, arriving At St L"Ai'
lO:4Op II. and thic4guS'2' a al.
3 80 y m. Cincinnati Express
Arriving a. CDci-uuii 700 AM houisyiAe ;o1
tu INDIANAPOLIS 40 a.u. Passengers w
TN. train reach the above points ~ 10 80
HOURS N advance oi any uthst route,
tE-Thc 3 ~ z N express thr ~ .,. - - ~. ~
spLppJEC, CAR Cairo 10 Cincinnati, wlihpl.
changes. AND through sleepers TO s. Louie "E'
Chicago.
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FRANCE

PARIS, August 3I.A grand fets WIS
given Yesterday at the raiier!es garden un-
der the auspices OF the press of Paris. The
proceeds will beldevoted to aid the suffer-
ers OF the recent earthquake at Ischia. The
receipts amounted to 800 900 francs. There
was an immense attendance.
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. NEWS FROM AFFAIR.
ESGI.AN ID.

LONDON, August 1.-THE Times says
the release OF Sliow the British missionary
In Madagascar, who was taken prisoner by
the French, settles Tamatsve difficulty
which should never have arisen. Ths
Times says France is really athirst for
peace, and the article Of the North German
Gazette attacking her, therefore, was 0
Wahton aggression.
PAINTER DEAD,
LONDON. August E.-August Radci,
the German painter, is dead.
BULLION.
LONDON, August 1.-THE amount Of
bullion gone into the bank OF England On
balance to- day was ElG5, 900.
DISEASED CATTLE.
LIVERPOOL, August 2T.-The osttlo
brought here by the steamer Ontario from
Montreal were saughtked as 1t was SUD.
pected that they were inflicted with Pexan
fever.
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Iohu l,rowu nru.L

MILAN, Ind, August 21,---,iohn Brown,
who was drunk, fred Al telegraph opera.
tor OF the Ohio and Mississippi office last
night, missed him and hit David Allen,
killing him Instantly.
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Fast Time Last.

D,.,o,,ouu b, thi- line gothroi9h to Fest
Passengers eru po.Sts with9u, any delay
,.,..d by SUNDAY intervening. The Saturday after
moor train from Cairo arrives 10 new YORK MONDAY
uorniue at l0:35 TbiryrG hoars IN adyehce Of
q" other route,
lF-Por through tickets and further ll'2rMau"I'
.npIy Al Illiuoir Central Railroad Depot Cairo.
J. II JONES, Ticket Agent
AZ HANSON. Gen. Pass. agent. Chicago
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G H 0 L E r A!
PROF. DARBYS
Prophylactic Fluid.
The most powerful Antlseptic
KNOW N.
NILL PREVENT THE CHOLERA.

The most powerful An.
tlseptic age ut " h / c b
chemistry has produced.
It's nee either inter.
nally or externally rem.
drrs all 1t mes in con
tact with. pure, sweet
and clean, the produc-
ton Of disease-germs
ceases and the patti NJ
RECEIVERS.
When used on Ulccra
Scglds, Burns, ETuptioUs
and Sores IL stops all
Pam, sweetene the partp
and promotes the rapid
formation Of cal ny
Flesh,
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DARBIS
PROPHYLATIC
FLUID.

Space does OF permit us TO name Of the uses to
which this great Germ-destrovet il applicable.
AK your Druggist for printed matter descriptive
Of It's usefulness, or address
j II. ZEILIN ~ co,
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADELPHIA,
80 cents per bottle. Pint Bottles, 800.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, August II -Advic@
from Ekaterinoslay, the scene Of the recent
not against the Jews, saws that $40 houses
were wrecked and pundered during tho
progress OF the riots. The losses sustained
by the jews are estimated al Gil 900 roab-
les. The fourteen Russians who wsre
wounded by the troops in queIliug the co.,
break have since died, making the tossl
killed %, Numerous ceses Of jew battinx
are reported elsewhere at Ekaasstposas,
but the police aud troops are acting With
energy. In most instances the hot b
promptly suppressed, There have been al
tempts at outragcs against the yews nj
Berchadi, however. Eighty houses Of the
Jews We're fired, Their former inrustes
are without shelter and are suffering great
priyaionS.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, August 27.--There an irs-
creasing opposition to King Afonso's vtsis
to Germany.
KING ALFoNso's REBUKE.
Among the troops which King Alfonso
reviewed at Longrono on Saturday ww Q
regiment from the Numaicia valley. which
participated in the late revolt The Hing,
addressing this regiment, rebuked Il Tor
multiplying, and urged the men to be true to
their country. 80 that Spain might no abls
to hold her position among the nationa.
AT the end Of the kings remarks the reEi-
ment cheered him heartily. Alfonso has
arrived here.
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Grain.
CHICAGO.

WHEAT-Higher; closing at sl0rk
August; 81 olT September; 81 0Sx Oc-
tober; 81 05h November; 81 DIX year.
CORN-Higher; SIX August; 50x
September; 50h October; <Sz Soyem-
Der; 46h year; AK May.
OATS-Higher; 27s August; 90. Sep
tember; q October; 49,. year; 29T May. ;
ST, LOUIS.
WHEAT-figher; closing ut 81 OAK b. Au-
gust; ST 05h September; 81 0Sk0X Octo-
Der; 81 lOh November; 81 OAK year.
COMMISSIONER; Bs b. August; ~
September; 46s October; 43A November;
+lS year; i3H b. May.
0ATS-Weaker; 25b. August; g Sep
TENDER; 25t October; 25I year; 20.
May.
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wiiae's Play . Failure

New YORK, August s7.--oscar wilde's
play, Vera" NJ tho Union Square thea.
re has fx1lnd out Al the and of QUA ,x,aak =
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II destroys
the
|Gcrms Of Disease

II IL a fact established
by Science that many
diseases are introduced
by qualification, which
rcproducee Itself and
propogatcs the disease
In ever widening circles
These diseases goner.
ate csntaGion aud oil the
air with death. Such IL
that dread Terror,
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81, LOUIS.
BUTTER-Creamery sells NJ 1901 for
choice to fancy to ~ for selections; seconds
at dairy rates; dairy at ls1l7 for choice 70
fancy; fair TO good lolGl2; common S6l0.
Country packed-Stow, choice at G9l0.
common bal. Sale, 80 TUBS fair dairy st
IA.
POULTRY--We quote: Spring chicken
Small SllDl ~, medium to good. sized 81 80
al 10 for fair to good. ~ and fancy full
grown 81 %. CocksS2 J0s2 70, $2la3 Is mix.
ed and :, ao63 Do for hens. Spring ducks
81 50a2 70.
EGGS-Firmor. Choice marks salsble
At 10 doubtful stocks much less.
LIVERPOOL,
Mark l.aDe--Whcat dall; corn
dun Red wntar and California wheat
OF coast declined Ga red winter wheat
and mixed American ern 10 arrive de-.
clined 81. SrDt wheat Il nul
and easier; 40, > ,pra- h al Nu. 3
spring linne " nluk. oNc,Irta wiu,e, n.
a "A
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Asiatic Cholera,

which IL now devastat.
Ing the East and al
yancing on its mission
Of death rapidly towards
our shores, Other d..
eases Of the same sort
are ID phiheHa, Typh.
Old Fever, Scarlet Fever,
Small.POI NJ castles,
Yellow Fever Ery,ip-
elias etc. Al these gen
crate COntsgion, Other
dlseusea-Fe yer an q
Ague, Ma aria Fever,
Gtc arise from cOnta
giOu which comes Of
dampncss unhesllhy ~.
uatlOnr or uncicanncss.
All these Diseases can
be cured only by stop
ping the production VI
Disease Germs Aud de.
stroyiug those already
produced Both these
results are accomplish d
ny the use Of Prof.
Darbys preparation Of
Boracio Acid aud chic.
riue. known as
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OFFICERS:

EXECUTIVE COM MITpEE.
WIN F. PITCHER, /. S THOMAS,
W c. JOCELYN, 7. VINCENT
WILL Z. REDBURN
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-18
Vegetine.
Superior to any Family Medicine.
Purifies the Blood, Renovates
and Invigorates the
Whole System.
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent,
and Diuretic.

VEGETINE is made exclusively from the Juices of
carefully-seleeted barks. roots and herbs, and so
strongly concentrated that 1t will efectuay eradicate
from the system every aint of ScrOfuIa ScrOfuOus
HumOr, TumOrs, Cancer, CancerOus HumOr,
Erysipeias. Salt Rheum, Syphilitic Diseases,
Canker, Faintness at the Stomach, and all dis
eases that arise from impure blood. Sciatica, In
fammatOry and Chronic Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia. GOut and Spinal Complaints, can only
be efectually cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases of the Skin,
Pustuies, Pimples, BIOtches, BOiis, letter,
Scaldhead and Ringworm, VEGETINE has never
failed to effect permanent cure.
For Pains in the Back, Kidney Complaints,
DrOpsy. Female Weakness, LeucOrrhGa, ars-
ing from internal liberation and uterine diseases and
General Debility, VEGETINE acts directly upon the
causes of these complaints 1t invlgorates and
strengthens the whole system acts upon the secreve
organs, allays infammaions. cures alterations and
regulates the bowels.
For CatarrI, Dyspepsia, Habitual COstive-
ness, PalpifatiOn of the Heart. Headache,
Piles, Nervousness, and General Pr0sfrati0n
of The Nervous System, no medicine has ever
given such perfect satisfaction the VEGETINE. 1t
pur1es the blood, cleanses all of the organs and pos
sesses controlling power over the nervous system
The remarkable cures effected by VEGETINE have
induced many physicians and apothecaries whom we
know, to prescribe and use it in their families
In fact, VEGETINE is the best remedy ever discover
ed for the above diseases, and is the only reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the public