Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 39, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 March 1872 — Page 7

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REASON TRIUMPHANT. "Tas"«i.l PHttner Brown, Bringing hlNhMid H»tdoWB

On the old uttk table, ••They «y that men ain talk From P.«rli to N.-w York

Thiougli tbe «aok»D cable. Tin fXTfeotly nb-oH, Fur henr a slnglw word

No niun

able

Am II'HCIU

iir enough to me

That tliln widespread mystery a foolish f.»ble.

"Tbe news wo set frtftaBome

all

MAILF

at (tome,

Tin toy couviciion: And hat, you nee, will aeeoont For the terrible a*uoant ..

Of contradiction.

HI HIHIIh!

vh,

i'&i

"Yes." said Farmer Brown, Bringing hit l/ttrd IM down Oil iIihi »td iMk (able v| wh« an II b»»ve tried Th»* «xp rlio*Ht we ttel

A aood stout btl of cab

To the fence Ju-t over tbere Ami Hi -nx*kr of tinrfobalr, Ami we 'fMildn't do It, Though w« sorennied 'wr-elves as hoarse

AM tr»«e-t»*ls

but oi course

Not mi« word went tttruogb It.

"Dm'tial'i •, I pray, ,*Oi irush u.

v.-ry day

Through *unken cable*.

Keg »am* «re inog and longh, And I littve lizard ••iiongb Or »uch old tnh en."

MRS. JOSh^f LESSON.

BY MRS. M. P. HANDY.

'"I do believe I the greatest slave ft town mill Mrs. Jones to herself, I she sink WH«rily into the chair, in

IMIL

ot lue sittitiK room fire. Tbe fcnlest piri her day's work was per tho four fl ixen bends of her little Hi**—the ohioMi not quite six years old I' ver« H'felv ifsJed in trundle-bed, ijl atid i-ndln ind their tired mother Lhlil nt 1 ml h«»p« lor a few hours'quiet. I'D-w in tgitxlue, with uncut leaves, Ip on the ufole tempting her sorely I r. she turned heroically away to her 'r-lo «I'H1 work b-tsket. and with a i'lb. took up her sewing. "I ant so ••i(," inurtHd, ''toiling morning,

nlgln, and vet, try as bard as

i.v, I namiot get through my duties.

OX* ARE HO

unequal in this life. Mrs.

(,'ivy irrt now, baa never a care on earth ii-biiiH to me sbe bus everything I in, I wisn

bud money!" And

thought ruefully of her own plain '.k ami best dress, which bad been med nver from last y»'«r, as contrastwiih tier rlob neighbor's elegint let suits never dreaniing that across w.iv. Mrs. Ooward, with her jewelui'd folded in her lap, looked every wistfully at the little white headed who sallied for Iroin tbe oppog.tte, uid thought, with a pang, of one little bud which faded in its •tnov, and was withering to dnst in tuutery.

Mug* had gone wrong with Mrs. unit day tbe bifoy was teething unusually fretful Johnnie, her prrsilble two-year old, had gotten more than bis ordinary amount of •'liter her servants were worse than tind she, poor woman, had overrifd herself in the vain endeavor to ill the gups bv her own person, re was, Mrbxps, Home excuse for desponuensy

HIH!

discontent.

'"Alii up like the majority of Amerrxlrls of the better class—to know 'do notiiing useful under the sun— had married a on a small ry, and ever

BIIICCclerk

had been trying

ke one dollu do the work of two, »k for which *ho id neither taste ability. Between thin struggle, and l.Mbtes multiplying discouragingly, ground ber knees, health and pair were sorely strained, and though did her duty br«voly, flesh and rt rebelled sometimes. To-night sewed awiiv with the spirit of a tyr until her husband cauio home the store. Well, little worn in, how aro we?" «id with hi" greeting kiss. "Why, haven't touched your magaKine t's the matter?" 1 wanted to, badly enough, Dick, haven't hid time, 1 cau do a bit ing. l*h of womanish trara followed this rst. ".'hat about?"

overything! It Bfems to mo I perfectly worthless: every bodv gels' on better th.ui I, and I don iw what to do with Johnnie he •rles uiy life out of me I oaii't hi At.t. the time, and he

rt me. To-nlghi, while 8u*an had baby and I was* !)aring Kill© say prayer*, lie pulled the water pitcher tho stand, and broke it all to pi*c- s. gives me more trouble than nil tho children put together!" 'oor little man?" said his father lerly, "I know he ii a young Arab, lie in.iv lit' a eomfort to us aft»r all. itdi I t«'»uId help you, dear. There's iter from vonr brother perhaps it brlrihteu you up a little. ad it to* me, plea»e. Susie must thi* to wear to-morrow," said

Jotiex, wearily, handing the unlettei b.tek "and her husband, (Hiked bin feel into his slippers, leu his seat, proceeded to obey

was rather long letter, but only tvigoW it is of Interest to us: You hiveoiten said you would do thing for tn*, and now I am about at tiMt promise to the proof. Will give me mV namesake? It is hard* kely that shall ever have a child own, and both Alice and mvself anxious to adopt Johnnie, It is ug a great deal, I know, but the "o snob case would be my sole heir kled Dick would consent to tbe ge of name, and, unless I meet unexpected reverses, would inno small fortune. In addition to

I will purchase a house and lot in town in which you now reside, and it ou you and your othQr chll-

r. Jones paused and looked up to hts wife's eyes wide open with rise. ive htm Johnnie? l'es. Don't

VOH

think we had better

t?" fctcK I!!" r. JonM answered gravely and tghtfully: "It wpuld be pleasant are a hotne ol our own, and John er does thing® halfway—the honse ild be worth baring. Then we need stint ourselves to keep up my lite ranee, and you might keep an-

ts wife's free grew as colorless as white garment on which she waa Ing, as she gasped out, "Oh, Dick, nld vou aell your child f™ Think of the boy himself, Ellen. It lie along time before 1 oan buy ise even. I never hope to own such 'rtune as John can leave him—be

Id have everything wealth could him." And forget us call some one else ,er and mother be brought up hands ot miles away from us *11, a »r to his brother sad #ii*ters! needs soeh careful, tender agnment. Oh, Dick, if he were to up and turn ont badly, could wn forgive yourself for sending Um r* ^shsWj Klisn. Altos to a good wom

an, and John firm and kind. Besides, think wb-u a relief it would be to you. "To

I to lose my baby T"

"Yes. Have I not heard yon ssy hundred time* that you oouldget on so much better if it were not for Johnnie that he worries your life out." "Ob, Dick, you know I never meant it." "And now when y«ur rich brother offers to take the child and ke bi»n bia heir, and give us a comfortable home, you talk as if some great calau.ity had befallen us."

She looked at him in speechless sgoi.y and astonishment. W is it,

COULD

There was nothing said on the subject next morning it was not one fordi*cushion iu thi* presence of servants ana children only wjtli his good-bye kiss, Dick said, cirelessly, "I shall write to John to-day.''

His wife went aliout ber duties with a sore heart. All the mother within her stirred into rebellion, and with a dozen wild and impotent schemes in ber brain, alt centering at last in tbe determination to write to ber brother herself, .nd beg him not to take ber child. One or two bitter tears dropped on Johnnie's white head more than once during the day, and his mother felt that all his mischief, all the trouble he gave her, was naught in tbe balance against bis precious little way and his baby loVe tor herself.

Dick did not come home to dinner, and the iy dragged wearily through. Nigbt came, and when sbe beard bis key in the door, she grew sick and faint with the agony of apprehension. The first words were, "I wrote to John to-day."

She sank on the floor in a passion of tears. My baby! my baby!" sbe sobbed. "Oh, Dickj it will kill me to take him away from me J"

The next moment she was gathered hi her husb tnd's arms, while he added: "And 1 told him that, although we fully appreciated his kind ofte, we couid not spare our boy."

Tbere was silence for a few minutes, then his wife whispered through ber tears: "Oh, Dick, I shall never feel poor again while we have our children. I could bear or do anything rather than give them up." And Mr. Jones made answer, '"Forgive me, my darling, if the lessou 1 meant to teach you was too hard lor you."

A PETTICOAT MOB IN IOWA. Last night was one of the most if not the most eventful night ever witnessed in Bstherville, The two saloons in this place had become obnoxious to some, and of that number the women formed tbe greater and, it has proved, by far tbe mosl resolute and stronger portion. Mutteriugs have for some time been heard ag.unst the dealing in intoxicating beverages. And last night the women of the place, to the number of twenty-five—mothers, daughters and wivos from the most worthy families of the place, proceeded, without warning, to tie object of their dislike, and, after light resistanee otlered at the first saloon, made quick and effective work, in the demolishing of casks, decanters, |ars, bottles, etc., and poured the contents into the street. For the distance of over a block, tbe gutter was swimming with whisky, and the interiors of tho saloons presented a scene of ruin that one seldom beholds in a community. After completing the work they had set out to do the ladies quietly returned to their boines. But tiiey still exprtss tludr determination to persevere in the temperance cause, and to ropeat this per.orrnance whenever it may become necessary."—[Estherville Vindicator.

TKN thousand human beings set forth together on their journey. Aflen ten yearn on-lhird have disappeared. At the middle point of the common measure of lite but ilf are .ntill upon the road. Faster and faster, as the ranks

row thinner, they that remain till now came weary, lie down and rise no more. At three score and ten a hand of some lour hundred yet struggle on. At ninety these have been reduced to a handful of thirty trembling patriarchs. Year alter year they fall in diminishing numlM'Vs. One lingers, perhaps, a lonely marvel, till tho century is over. We Took again and the work of death 1-4 finished.

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WON'T

HKAHTY'M BUST AUXILIARY.—Ask the belle of the season what appointment of her toilet-table holds the highest place in her esteem, and she wl'l replv. without a moment's reflection, Hagairs Mngolia Balm. Nothing, she is thoroughly aware, contributes so powerfully to enhance her charms and render her irresistible as that mo«t .delightful and beahhv auiliary of Beuuty. By using It ladies are enabled, long after they have pissed the meridian »f life, to preserve the youthful bloom and

Gfatureof

urlty their complexions, and where has denied that traction, the B*lm for her deficiencies.

JAt

R. 4'IIEADLK,

KXabtUhrrl IKW.

ABASH WOOLF.X MILIA, O. F.

Elllw, Pmprtetor, •hnlHutli'snd retal. manufacturer or Woolen Oood», north-wmt cor. ls«t and Walnut streets. 19

IOO FOrSDRY A Terre-Hante Car Worka 8esth Hairer, manufScturetrsof Cam, Car Wheel-. Cssilngs and Machinery, eomerCSana) and Main street. t#

ERRE-HAtTTE t'onmrrrlal Collewe, tk-keeplng. Penmanshipaoa ArlthmeOc, coi. Sih snd Main street*. 1» OARVIN A HBINLY, Principals.

BEAITCH

AMP A KBLLT, ATTOKShTS AT LAW And N0TARY8 PUBUC, Ohio Street, between 3d and tth. Sptriai attention paid OMSMMI

W1LOT

I A POT lilt, Carrtag« MannlHetnrera, Oor. Second and Wainut Street*, Repairing done promptly at low rates.

AMES •. niHHKR. Watehraakerand Jeweler, Ohio street. «ooU ot tte Coort, ouae, TVrre-Hante, Ind. Vntobes, Clocks and Jewelry repaired. Engraving neatly done and warranted to give

BARTLKTT

it be Dick who was

coolly talking of giving up bis baby boy? He met ber g.tse kindly, it is true, but sh* read no sign of wavering in bin calm blue eyes. It was too much, and sbe ruttbed up stairs, where au hour later tie found ber asleep with wet lushes, ber he-id in Johnnie's crib, and bis arms around her neck.

MUKMUOB.

A CO^

WtaoieMO* a»d Retail

BookMllers tad StflUmien, l» Main Street.

G—

MTU,

BmII

EsUt«&CoUectUf igwta, No,«tenth Folk mm

BALL,

^OPPEMHEMEB ITOS.,

^AMES.HOBEMACO^

1 liKKE-llA UTE SATURDAY KVENiMU MAI I*. MARCH 23. IK72

Dealer In

CLOrHlKiM,

Great Headqua'rs for Dr? Ootids,

JOMKFH

101 Main street.

Sf\

YES!

JONES A JONES.

\\T

ITTICi RICK.

W WHOLESALE NOTIONS.

ConimiMNion Merchants,

148 Main street.

O. F. SMITH. W. A. WHIELKR. UMITH A WHEELER. O DIMI1»TN

Mmmtrla, OraiN. Tin flmtm, Jmpmm mnd J*i imam Wmre, U8 Main Street, North Side. •lies, PAlftTM, OILS,

Ulsss. Toilet Artleles, Brushes, Ac., O CLICK & BERB Y, Corner Main and 4th streets.

And manufactured Tin Hare, 50 and 52 Main street.

W. RIPPETOE, General dealer la GR&CERIE8, PROVISIONS A PRODUCE, -A National Block, 165 Main street.

J•A.

FOOTE,

Dealer in

Garden, Field & Flower Seeds,

No. 65 Main street.

CLIFF

ANON,

Bfnnafarlnrer* of Locomotive, Stationery, Marine, Tubular and Cylinder Boilers, Iron Tanks, Sheet Iron Work, Door Steps, etc., cor. Canal & Main St. 19

rpHE MEW YORK STORE, 73 Main street, near Court House square, Dry Ooodn, Carpets, Wall Paper,

Shades, Ae.

WLTTENBURG, KU8CHAUPT

AUSTIN,

Stoves. Orates and Tin Ware. Agency Fairbanks' Scab*. 150 Main street.

PHILIP

HADEL,

Manulacturer ot Saddles and Harness, Whips, Curry Combs, Bruxbes, Horse Blankets, Ac., all work warranted. Lowest prices In the city, 180 Main street, near 7th.

RrsrriM

A CO

DRlJ(4jIi)T8,

IBS Main Street, near Sixth.

H. SC1TODER,

perl alive at-

fully compensates

BUSINESS CARDS.

Attorney at Law Xotarjr Psbll* No. SO MAtxA STRXICT,

Between Third and Fourth. 91.

t'oiiieetlnnery

IIS Main Street.

H. DOOLET, JT

Opera House Book 8tore, BookM, Papers, Chromos and Frames.

Opera House Corner,

SIMOKU,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Cbalcr Trnti, Nsisn, Faney

NIMI

Ntaple ttrserrlM,

s' No. 1*7 Malii reet.

IWE

SIW WHEELER WILftOM

»LOWS.

street.

PHILIP NEWHART*8

Terre-Hante Plow Factory, 1st street, near Main.

^FFEM, TRADER CO., WHOLESALE GBOCERS.

I9ii Main street. Terre-Haute, Indiana. i"1 C. SMITH, Dealers in Stoves, Reaper*, Aurlraltaral Implements,

A Co.

SHRTER A

to.,

Wholesale & Retail dealers In

HARDWARE, SASH. DOORS, PAINTS, Iron, Nails, Oil and Glass, 172 Main street.

R. FREEMAN,

American A Foreign W»t« he*, JEWELRY, Ac., Opera House.

KISSNER,

PIANOS, MELODEONS, ORGANS, Mimical Inatrami'iita, Av., Palnceof Music, 48 Ohio street.

MUSICAL

TERRE.

HAUTE

IJVSTIMu

TUTE, 5th St., bet. Main A Ohio.

sic taught In all its branches. Piulls may enter at any time. Agency for Steinway pianos. A. SHIDB, Principal.

ANT ELS. ORATEN Furnaces ai»«» Rnscru, uuufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice

MOORE A HAGKRTY, 181 Main street.

R. FREEMAN,

The Leading Jeweler,

C. CRAWFORD, 5

BOOTS AND SHOES,

MAIN STREET,

•-tf. TKRRE-HAITTK. IMT

QMNIBU8

TRANSFER LINE

On and after this date we will ran a rags lu Omnibus Transfer Line from the VtmdaUa Depot to Um /. & SL L. Depot laltinc oonneetion tor all trmlns.

PebTllt-tf. GRIFFITH A GMT

TERRE-HAUTE

Driigs,

Agency

Toys,

101 Main street.

S. RYCE A CO.,

The Popular House,

Main cor. 6th ntreet.

WA.

SHEA P. Confectionery, Taya, Fresh Oyatera

Manu'ltcturers Agent for Children's Ca., ririgen. Hobby Horses, Ac.. 6th St.. opp. P. O

QLARIDOK,

WALNUT STREET,

N«ar Market Rotne.

H0U8E,

Indiana.

W. I llffun A MX, Pre»*n.

The Street Ckn peas tUe Hoose every Tea ICiantes, tram the Depot and River.

Ml. OHm Petri.

J^RS. WATERS A ELDER,

H0MCEPATHIC PHYSICIANS,

R4T

EW FIRM

FARLY

ITUfc

WAITUVG TO BUY GOOD ARTICLES

WiLL DO WELL TO

Call at Erlanger & Co.'s, Middle Room, Opera House Building.

We Have the Largest and Best Stock

Clothing for Men, Boys and Children in the State, the handsomest selection Furnisinng Goods of any house in the city, and prices lower than any other. Our motto is to

Deal Fairly with all, and Treat all Alike."

The prices are marked in plain figures on the ticket of each garment, consequently any child can buy of us as cheap as the best judge of goods. J' ".7 •-I': v4"'

Our Merchant Tailoring Department s^ Ts well stocked with seasonable goods, and Mr. W. C. Miller, late of the Arm ol Grover A Miller, is ever ready to give perlect nts to all.

Shirts Made to Order.

CALL ANU SEE US.*

ERLANGER & CO.f

Original One-Price Clothiers & Fashionable Merchant Tailors,

17-tf Middle ROOM, Opera Honae.

THE RED FEONT

Clothing, House

IS DOING AN EXTENSIVE BUSINESS,

E BECKER

WHO IS ALWAYS READY TO PLEASE .HIS CUSTOMERS, IS GETTING RAPIDLY FAMOUS FOR SELLING

READY MADE CLOTHING,

CHEAPER THAN THEY HAVE EVER BEEN SOLD IN TERRE-HAUTE SINCE THE WAR, AND FOR STYLE AND QUALITY UNSURPASSED.

Gentlemen, in Looking arsand when Visiting Terre-Hante Don't fkil to

-SEE THE ELEPHANT

Which means come to

E. BECKER'S Red Front Clothing House,

93 Main street, aouth side,

-I"*

ee-tf

.u, Qne

Medicine^ Paints, Oils,

Corner Main and Folirth

for

JJNION STEAM BAKERY.

TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

BARR'S PECTORAL ELIXIR.

FRANK HEINIG & BRO.

Manufacturers o'f all kinds of

Crackers, Cakes, Bread

A N

DEALERS IN

Foreign & DoMestic Fruits,

FANCY a STAPLE GROCERIES,

urATim STRBST,

(Between tbe two Railroads,)

11-tf. Terre-Hante. Ind.

WHOLEMALE NOTIOMS.

WITTIcT"& DICK,

(8ncoeseors to A.

A. Wlttlg,)

Ms. 149 VVala Street,

Jobbers & Commission Merchants,

IV VOTVOWJL FAKCT COOlS, rt«ABS, KirVLIBH. OXRMAlt. AND

CAN CUTLJUtr,

Tmtumerf,

Tarn, Batting, lie.

With Increased capital and New Stock we are prepared to oflter friends and customer* superior indneements to boy of ns.

Special attention will be paid to Gash Bayers, Peddlers and Anedoneera. Ha Ml MAIK STREET, Between Fifth niMzthJa Ute Room tor Sertjr occnpted by OoztW ... Mt

ROACH,

•Amicnnnsof

Saddles and Harness,

Jwlri in (Mtan,

—ts, dt,

WOLUMAIV

Chemicals,

Streets,

•JJNION (CHRISTIAN

l/ZEKIEL,

4l:

from tlie Corner, near Opera House.

GULICK & BERRY,

GENERAL DEALERS IN.

«e-tf

COLLEGE!

Xerom, Sullivan County, Ind.

The Spring Term of this flourishing Institution will commence March 20th, 1878, At 10 o'clock, and will continue twelve weeks. Clause will be formed in Ortb«Hrr*|»lijr.

Rr*dln«r. Ueoitmnhy, Arithmetic,

Aad Srssmar.

The various branches of Mathematics, the Natural Sciences, Latin, Greek, French. German, all the higher branches of a full and thorough OeJege Course, will be taught as laid down in the Courses of Study in our Catalogue* and Circulars.

Ladles pursue the xame courses of study, are subject to the name regulations, enjoy the same privileges, and receive the same honors as gentlemen.

EXPENSES.

The necessary expense of obtaining an education at Merom does not exceed two hundred dollars a year.

Taltlwa, per Tens.

In tbe Academic Department 0 00 In the Classical Department 8 00 In the Scientific Department 8 00 In each Department, Incidentals........ 3 09 Instruction* on Piano, extra 10 00 Use of Piano, ene hour each day 3 00

Instructions in Vocal Music, gratis.

Both ladies and gentlemen will find boarding, with furnished rooms, in private flam I ties, for S&A0 per week. Some board tbomselve* for about 124)0 per week.

For circulars, or any further Information, address THOMAS HOLMES, PrwrtT Merom, Ind.. Aug. 8,1871. tofi

piANO TUNING.

AMERI^

.... 9

P. H. MORE,

PIANO TUNER A REPAIRER. Orders left et tKt Terre-ffmde Mutieal AA tmte, Mem Budding, South VA A,

MR. MORE is a first daw Timer and wapeteat Repairer be has worked in the celebrated Piano establish meat ot Ststowny 4 Sons, ss practical Piano maker ^ad tn lb* prominent Plaao factories in

OMMB-

He la enUreiy worthy ot the Mgfc tauwtth whleb he li reeommendft AMTOH1

try

AMTOH BUM \lmMbSU.

Principal T. H. Mnsleal

it-it

FI^m,

•rauuMiAim pRiimHO Hotnp, I Mains Main street, does the neate^ est Job Printing In the dtv. lta •otoof Ukk O.J.I

47th Chapter, 18th Terse.

"By the rivers upon the hankn thereof sbali grow all tree* or meat whoso letir shall not fade, and th« linlt Ibereol Khali t|' for meat, and tiie l*-at thereof for meilicineJF Our grewi Redeemer has made a provision? fo the curt* of dis^aMeof mini mid beat^ yet thousiind upon thousand* are overiiP ken wiih «l«kn«^ without

Mi«picion

that

1m eauwd by mercury 01 other »ubile polsotv' that are so freely need in many lUMiein^v and remedies of the present day.

SCROFULA,

Meraftolaa* Haasrs.

If VEOETISK will relieve pain, clean^ purify Hud curetuch dlncaces. restoring tlfll pst'ent to perfect health after trying differ-' ent pbysicianM, many remvdit*, Mitlt-rlus for yeai, not conclusive proof, if yon area oufftsrer, you can be cured?

Purifier. Thegrvnt M.uroc ol dlMaxe orlgW-' nates In tbe blood snd no medicine tli*t does not act directly upon it, to purify snd renovate, ha* any Ju*t cinlm upon public attention. When the blood becomes lifH«»« and htagnsnt. either from change weath- I er or ciltnate, want of fxerciHe, diet, or rom any other cause, the VKQKTIN*IiiregulMr will renew the blood, carry off the puirfS humors, cleanse the stomach, r» sulate the bowels, and impart a lone of vigor to lift whole body, fne conviction is, in the put lie mind as Well as iu the medical piou-s-Kion, that the remedies cupplled by the Veg. etable Kingdom are nrtoreoafe, more successful, in the cure of disease, than mini rSi medicines. VEGETINK Is

COMPOSED

H. R. STF.VENS.Esq.:Boston,

Dear Sir—

OI root%s

barkM snd herbs. Ii ii pleasant to lak£ and is perfectly ssfe to give sn Infitnt In Scrofula the VEGETINB has performed won-' derful cures, wlieit- many other nnndla: have failed, as will be seen by a lew of the many testimonials given.

Reports from Home.

A Living Wllnem!

*"1

BOSTON HERALD OFFICK, Sept. 19, .870.

Among the many cures effocte

by the use of VEORTIKK, I have heard none mor- satiKtactoiy than my own. 1 have been afflicted with Scrofula Hnl Rbeum for many yam, Inherited In til blood, making its appesrance on mv whol body, bursting out in different plnceN, an^ painul beyond deMcrlptlon. Six ot tl most popular purifier* which sre advertise to cure scrofula and like complalnUi, I IIHX faithfully tried but ray disease

WHS SO

deep-,

ly seated as to ret*ist si). 1 laid my cn.^ before several prominent phynlclans, bq nothing tended to alleviate. Finally, t£ the Influence of frlendn, 1 consented to tr VKCKTINE,commencing the first of JnnuS

ing

laat, and soou ait« I exp*rlenced a 8enid could fee' ery had ever taken before, and lit once dlsroV-

•71 stole relief, and could feel It working in mV system very differently from anything

e-ed that it was accomplishing the otyect ,r earnestly desired. I continued on, followIng directions for three months, and tin' flrst of April found me a well man: ha^j passed through the hot summer, snd hun^ continued to be free from any nppearan®is? of It to the present time.

M.v general health Is excellent and n»p recovery,of which 1 had about de«paired,, aKcrlbe entirely to the uwe of VKOKTTNU. 1 oould never have been convinced tin marvellous reaullaol tliix wonderful VRTIB-

TINE

und-r any other clrcums nncfs IMA now I recommend every one to turn to tbn inestimable remedy, and that all i" true fW is presented. I am a living witness ana it will afford me great satisfaction to show the marks of m.v dlsense, and cotiverse (m I -.'- the merlu of VRORTINR. as none will dispuU* who owe It what 1 no.

I will here mention or my child havlngji severe attack of heart complaint, wiiini VKOETIKK has entirely cured, and fh -11 atways b«' happy lo mak» Itn virtues knot^» within the range of m\ Influence.

Vours, very r«spectfully, E. H. YOUNG,

Mr. Yonng lins b'en in the employ of tfM Boston Herald durffi the past eighteen years, inent.

Many can vouch (or tlieuboveslate-

Ev«ryone Speaks Favorably. FAST Aug. .*11, 1870. WR STEVENS:MAR-SHFIKI.D,

DearHlr,—I have bi-en troubled with canker from childhood, canning niy month te so scire at times that Hxve taken many pi no effect until I trien ter a few doses I found ness at the Mtoinach that alwiivs ^ccompa lescjtnker: anl, by the time I had taken tfl third bottle, iny mouth was entirely eureJ Have mt been troubled with It -luce ths time, which Is eight months a^o. I hnf reoommended It several of ni acqualtitfpi aks favorably ol fts

aiic»,s. and every one goodcff«ct.

Yours truly.

P. S.SHERMAN.

WOULD NOT BE WITIIOUT

VEGETINE

For Ten Ttmrn It* rout!

The great benefit I have use ol I)r uinmlng'* VKORUNK,fromIndtireceived me to give my testimony In its favor I bl lleve It to nol only of great value for restoring the health, but a pr«vei.tive (ft disease- peculiar lo the spring and summflr seasons.

I would not be without for ten tinTfcs lUcost. FDWIN TILDKN Attorney,nnd Oeneral Aicent for Ms^siacliu'etlnof the Craftsmen's I.lfc Assurance Co., No. 49 Sears Bul'dln.

Boston, Mass. 88-

.-t il. At*. *y from Juices of careluliy selected tNtrks, and herba, and so strongly concen that it will effectually eradicate from the system every taint of MerofalM. Nerolls* ••a* Hamor, Taaiars, fnneer, Cnaccrsa* Hamar, Krynipclii*, Nails Rksaa, feyphllilr Diaenar*. tanker, FalBlaeaaat Ihr Ntomnrh. and all diseases that arise from Impure blood. KrlnM cs, laflsaaslsr/ and I'broslr Rhea* aMtlaai nearalvla, Ussl and ftplaAl ('•ai^lalals. can only be effectually cured through the blood.

For Ulrera and Erapltv* dlsenaea Of theakla. Paalalea. PlaplM, BIslfhA. B*llo, Teller. HrsMh«a4 and Rlsfr wsra, VEGETINE ban never faiitd to effect a permanent care.

For Pala* la (be Sack, MMaey rans-

BacsrrlHM,

Blal*, nrmp»jrf Fnssl* WrsbasM, arising from Internal ulceration, and uterine diseases and Heaerll •ffelllty, VEGETINE acts directly nff9b the causes of the-e complaints. It invigorates and strengthens the whole system. a£t* upon the secretive organs, allays Inflammation, cores ulceration and regulates the bowels.

For Catarrh, Dvsaepaf*, Habltaal Caallveaeaa, rslflisllsa sf Iks •cart, Heaaaeb*. Fll*, NrrvsaraMs, and Oeasrsl pmstration Of I he NervAa System, no medicine bas ever giver nH perfect satisfaction as the VEGETINE. Jt purl flea the blood, cleanses all of tbe organs, snd possesses controlling power over (be Vervoos system.

Tbe remarkable cores effected by VFQMTINE have induced many physicians flu apothecaries whom we know to prearm snd ass It In their own families.

In fact, VEGETINE la the best mn^

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lorthe above dlweases.

tbe only reliable ILMS PVR 11 yet plaoea befoir the pablle. Prepared bj •. B. STKTCSN, BoSt^a,

PrtoetlJM. SoM by all Dnqpfsts. *»w