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rr 1 1 pi 1 ? p. M nv A I f ) F f J AUSES.' f
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m,. t ,f in TtileiVh nest
uC fc.o...-.- "o-
Wednesday, tuid amoug the many lnipor-
M :a-t meaiires that demands lite earnest
deliberation, we know if none that calls
.... .wf.vl .Cncwliirafmn than the
J: . if .. .' r J III 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 I 1 1 1 .A U & wwuoiuv. MW. . w-- - -
: . - law allowing the remoral of causes from
iS- ino' coVntr to another." A defendant will
.eome Into coari, charged with some vio
lation of law.'it'may be with a capital
offense, and in order to delay proceedings,
of for some train mnl. up pretext or tri vial
i-aai. Iforfeallv in nine cases out of ten
. - ' , ' . . . . . . r '
lr there in no gotl or just reason for such
action) he i alloweu to maKe. amaa vu
tliat he: cannot get jusnceuioue mm in u
iwnconntrv and is thereupon permitted
io remove Ins trial to another county re-
Jrr.lla of the exneusa to the Dcople
Atuonj wlwm the offeuso was committed.
And it doh nut end here, for often he is
wwl tcvremre '??d
:grearty increased expense ta an already
rtirAil and innocent " people This
thitii; has been; permitted year after year,
loceus peopie. iui.
-t, until it has become the Senate ; and we presume that few manager, lie and steal with all the bold
; intolerable and the deDy 't Vance is pre-eminently ss and simplicity of men following a
have the eaor. rilJv,. I : r 1
ana court aner court
!i fearfully oppressive
Lous bills thus treated to pay, demand
XUat SOmetUinK.oo uoiie io reiiY miui ui
j this uniiccessary and ruinous burden imH
. nosed; by the criminal classes. I he bur-
f-u;i;n fi orimin.il
offenses are disposed of bv the courts in -
the eonntv in which thev were committed:
but when tfiey are allowed to be removed!
:rml to auothercounty.it is threefold.
' li! r..i.T x.
I"jri7. !i:LitlPX
fcreatcr without enumerating . all the
. 1. . . . . z A 1
m.
winy or recKiessij
htU the law at defiance anv riirht to in-
urease the exnense of his frial two. threo
r it may be tivelthousand dollars under
uo Mz-eirxt uiitb no vau t, a iir trim ai
i. . -1 T.j.t' r m
?LPJln??L"? JTSr"?. 'ri
fought, justice to the innocent or to the
pffeudep, we sjiv not, A mau who can
tpotet justice among .his own people
Where heis Pest, .Known -his not generally
-W kf.mihiw. Utit. I. Rwnm and Kiili.
i -;t-- .
scribed to' an allrdavit setting tourtii the
specious pica that ne can't get justice
Uone liim nt home, tnereuy maiming tne
bood heoble'of his eonntv as vile perse-
ciitors, capable of perj nry, dishonesty and
cnminal prejudice, and the Judge hears
and answers his prayer without allowing
the Stale to offer any rebutting testimony
iu nuun. unit no ui uiiauikciii -a iiu iuuvii,
&n be shown that there is really no good
4-eason for removal, then the affidavit
Should bignored and I the
fused, There is another fact: the men
wno try gi
thosewhp
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JWHO IIUU JUIJUCT1 CAilCOOU u oiu-
UU tt "'1 ,UUWCULU V"
or -lunocenco
f .!.
partyprm wnom iej amto passuug-
. a it mm mm w m m awu m mm r tm m mm t-m mm. xa .!
1.; ta-d tomm. d
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law is cajetuliy exaunueu, it wi. ue touna
&V-iA" J '
AnbtheT outrage is the trial of parties
wrkY tm cnltnn ifTittcA hofitik f irn -r mnra
-
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ouri. i e iiare kuuwu uariicB ciiiuzcu
; With trivial otTenses to have -to run tle
gauntlet of three courts with more or less
fine or cost attached to each. Ibis is a
great oppression, whether it arises from
j: . ! L - i . ' X . it. - .
ignorance or the rapacity of officials in
pursuit of fees, and calls aloud for a plain
Statute to make courts tbervc the con-
etitutional and legal rights of the citizen.
i
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an i
We ha,ve a correspondent this week who
nefflecta to conii.lv wiLh the rule bv failing
to ffivehis nanie. Ileis opposed to the
esigueil to crush the poor man who owns
-. Anlir'tiFii'nr-tlirca apraa nf lanil anil 9 pis.
tj:. 1 1.1 .1 . ....n
Kill. Ill Illh, IN Wm WSIIKISfLlllllIIII IIMI Hlli;!!!
or a pasture. Ky proper cultivation! of
hu
is few acres ami letting his cow. rtui at
fanre hdls able lk five: but if he be- com-
2 pelled to keep up his cow; he and his
.-. . i.. i I . - . , .
family AVjll fall ou the county.
J Our correspondent wants the milk and
butter from a cow. but also wants his
weighbors to helpfeed her. He can't keep
ner except byetting her run but on other
: jieople's lands vto limit food; and if he
! an't have it this way he thinks he and
his family must become ,panpers and go
Ire withbutS known for his exuberant humor than for Randolph, with High Point
his solid ability. Hut, in fact, Vance is f ,h,0 vj
j f i V to the poor house ! His neighbors are
';?. - !,!- J.; Tilt:. .-!. T..i.i - i.ii.: l.
but onr correspondent thinks theyhavela tobacco region niainlv, and its. trade
xio right to object, or if they do, they can
put tlieir lands unuer fence. -
j If one of these neighbors were to answer
eocrpsiionuein -no wouiu prooauiy
W-aicuraper ir juu iuwp jour
-cow m aJBta,oio.iuau:ior :wm io iu.wb
fence around niy land. ou have no more
it 'i. . .'i'. - ; .i-.ni
Tigni jM uie grauss io.in iau- umu yuui
Tiave to Uie timber or crops which grow
i n K.j ii you cannot seep you cow whu-
ifjut ?V p iott nglittget that belpjrom
Jsome one wlio Is Twilling to give it, ou
certainly ought not' to tike il from me
whether I am willing or not
)U goes fot taking'away the right of, suf-
fnige froni the negro, aud rests his opin
ion on tn raec4juiair tn negro n as con
atantly voted against the wisest and best
-1 - J" tftnl SsiiMI" in Tilfltne.--Onn writing I fnlL-l V, irhili mav rnl liA ntola oi.Hoox -4
y - j. i " "...r.-.r..v juune couuniitee ioruara to iruiue tnem
Over the signature of "Pee Dee An the vient; to the original plan lof-State im- in theifinvestigations. His reply, which
Raleigh Observer heads his article as above, provemient, to wit :a road froinuSalisbnry wVwiljj endeavor to give iu our next rc
ilo'says Blaine is on.theTighUrnck when to the Gulf, connectinjr with the Favette- .a ....i..- p
men in tue aouin, anu iu inai way uaBigible, Iiavi
proved his unfitness for citizenship. . And
fitrtheTthat there is no reason to believe
. . w ui . w uuj. jwusr iiciiiri j, u nm
constanuj: prpiei tTcaikUBii huu niciin
st men who are presented as candidates
ftnd thus do all he ean to prevent the
State from having the services of herjbody of our people Jnjhis immediate sec -
blest and best men; aad tht itwill beltion are "as deaa as liector" on railroad
better to'; lose three members in. Conirressl snbiecti. and don't seem to care for any
if by so douig!.we shall gain the services
. ' J-,ofour
li.;;.tate.
of our best men in me coansis oi tueioe arousen, aim suouw ue, to see inat
Vc liee'iit views mar bo encourased
n the eastern part othe State, where the
jiegro vote prepondeiates, but applies
with litlie force in those sections where
rliii5 Voters are in the asccjidaucy.
GOV. VANCE ' I
rrun vnilr Va ! T.i vDuiRE advBn-
torestofepU a Arord ii faTdr of kle
etectioo 6f Gor. Vance to "Jie U. S.Bei-
ate. In a Terr few words that paper has
!.. ni nA tha indmnent of
VKTV-VB, VMV j 70
i -' ef.t- h SAnsitArial nnea-
itiiSoiuiw..j w. r I
w.-w- -w-------.,--
tioB and Gov. Vance's eminent fitness lor
tl)C highlplace to which they would assign
as prosentiug the whole znatter in a ,nat
shell.
WORD ABOUT VANCE.
The rime is close at hand when North
Carolina; wjn elect a Senator, and we trust
, , . : 'i vUi. ci-t
our gowmenus in v - "V
will not think us obtrusive if we venture
i gay a iord on tins subject. uur apoio
ffy if one be heeded is fouad in the fact
f,JA l -v
Mv . v.-r-;
tiers m mat state, wno expect os uoiu
J time to time to discuss matters in; which
tiev ar9 interested. But there is a broad
er ground still on which we may plan
id-
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ourselves. , It concerns the whole South
j to see our strongest anofbest men
;-vv-..
fitted fotUho place. Indeed, North Caro-
una unit ii. luimscu wj kuu hci
Qovern5r to Washington, so that the
gtooe'w te Radical builders buce re
heeled toslv become the head of the corner.
1 The tlnao was when our masters in watn
hurfon skid that Xnkli f!Aro1iria should
. j,. i ?ri ,i
, .! ..... H xl,:
iiuab circumstances nave cnauireu ibis i
il iU fn
necessarr. however, to discuss this, or to
1 - - . : m
101 I'licuijiiu iur Hunt 110 has uuiiu uiuui. 1
. . i .. . '
and upon whom he IiasreUected.no IitUe
1 hnnni' nrhis lirillinnt carer. Nr dnwft
think it! required to discuss the peculiar
mi,M.:jR i.ti.i,. c:rii u a
1 lUiiuuci iu vviiiv.il etu.i iulcu vu &a
orevousl occasion Wa combination which
the people of North Carolina condemned
with one voice. No. W rest onr adro-
p,ev arrAno on iri4M.;ai fifnM. frt
- i ' , -
the whole South, to stand readv when
vi . i t ' -----
Blaine, for example, gets up. to put him
down ijn keen saljro ni liaut hu.
s . i . j .
?ri Pnncture, with his wit, the inflated
rhetoric of Coukling jvhen he assails this
section j and to carry into the Senate
those peCaiiar gifts of his which make
. . : i : ,i ,
I i , . .
ted circle, is less known than auy other
reallv able man the country has produced?
btiWieWEbOT'TiisinWhiiowState
South Carolina and GeorHa. he is rather
I 9" WlUllTbO C UIU IU 1113 IlllltUglll
1 . 1,- .... .1 -ft
he is eonal to anv emerL'eiicr. and would
gQ intot!je Senate.prei.ared"to illuminate
a Wi.
with ' philosphical
accordiug
to tho ueeesaitiea Of the occasion.
Such
in brief compass, is our opinion of his in-
tellectnal qualities and to these he adds
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i i,ii iri iri'i, ji ii l mi . iiim imiiii i
I It
nnmns.
RAILROADS.
I proiects advocated in this State just now.
Narrow gauge roads is the prevailing idea.
There is a sharp con test going on between
citizens of the State and capitalists' and
I corporations in Virginia for the trade of
I.-
rim nan and Yadkin V11av and frnm
presents indications the Vircinians are
most likelv to ! succeed. Wilmincrton is
more immediately interested in these
ii .if ir
Tin the State. If we are ever to have a
( Vnrtli farrklina. afafonrT tf mail. Knillin rr
I i-i. ":i.s i
Mi I'l PHI. - 11 ' B-IIB-" fcwA- :i K I III I 1 1 (f I fl II
j stands pat as the most prominent point to
which that system should lead. But the i
tordv and waverins efforts of our State
-4 mr . :. . P
afford If ttle encouragement for a final re-
alizatioii;of a State System, which shall
accomplish the original aims. Meanwhile
UnrernrisinsT narties on each side of n nr
j prejectiug and building roads which will
drain much of the , very country which
should j feed the central system about
which wehayo'talkedsolongandsoninch.
TJi border counties along the Virginia
I line north west of Greensboro, arc proba-
i. . . trii.' -..'!
I will most naturally tend to the great to-
I bacco Uepots ot Uanville ana Kiclimond.
jThe; projected line' front the Gtilf via
recu.vfro up me laumu vaueyvnowin
protcw, oi wiininicuun, wm certainly
wuiueie w Mmio.eiieiinvim uie inopos-
edline from Danville via Leaksville. Mad-
..!: - i-iL'... a . . .
iwu, crmauiwii to oiatesTinei out tner
rd.fferenco in the distance to market; and
me geni-rai ciiaracier 01 tne ireiKiit soeK-
ing transportation will most likely g
east instead of south, aud : hus the lood.
of the right ana of tho State will flow out
to enrich Virginia. Can it be prevented!
mere is one nitie scnenie not now mucli
ville and Coal Fields road.-. That would
- j bring tho Eastem trunk, in connection
with the Ureal , Western N. U. ltailroad,
and form the luost perfect line now piis-
having any semblance to a State
J system
We urge the attention of pur live citi-
zens io xue raiiruuu. uiuthsb B"ing ou
i sniniia nn, hiiu esjir:umj w niw iiujNir-
1 tance. of this latter scheme. Those we
appeal to are few in . number: the great!
J additional facilities whatever. They may
they have a real iuterest of great value at
1 stake. lefore it is 5to0 late to accomplish
work necessary for the future prosperity'
of our town . and county. We have, al-
ready lost advantages by delay, and con-
tinned delay may itoto liopelcsslj fabil.
V ZoMco. 5-A correspondent f the Kai-
e'S vwttw, wntiDS on tins suujecc
doabfless ujakes ft very trne remark wben
be p l.e eoccesaCof .minnfactarers
of tobacco the coming year depends much
on tneaeuon oiuongress in reffara to me
. . talk ' ii . .
. , , ... ..
oewer will, me manniacturera aim
- J. 4 - , rri. iAwi-Wa
l'1"1 - r .f
snspensa in regano tue i .s pi""-
I . L.t 11.J.M 4ftm ItM ntlKtlMtAl t
"J f lMuu V T " V.
and 01
lions of that kind even are risky.
Congr
should take action on this sub
the least possible delay, pd we
Meet wijt
trust dur' repfesontatives will lose no time
impressing' it 'to a
. - . L. . I !
frnal decision, one way
or anoth
BewarU- The lottery dodge is around
amin4t xnousaiius or circulars naye oeeu
sent to people in the, crountry inviting
them to take a chance in a lottery for
watches,! jewelry, &c. They eminate
frbiu a swindling shop in New York. No
one can take hold of it without loss, and
Uometimfs a heavy loss. , The only safe
, r , v -ru
, nothing to do with it. The
Tliej Raleigh Acrtr is a candidate for
State Printer. The News did the State
printing jby appointmeut of? the Legisla
turn two; years ago, and so far as we know
did it satisfactorily, and thus e.arnea a
claim for re-election. Jt now oners to uo
U.nHi hfthe work at
by law. I This, it is claimed, can be done
. -
,u conwuwrauqa 01 me icuuav yi
. . . 1 x ... 1 ir - . - . w wav
til BO r, lDUlV(IUl) IklStCI l.UIIIJ CIJ
liflftw ilwlurtiou. and narrow themarsin
ladX , iA.l
1 .r- ' ,w
"-iyr l" " wwou ""'v
.r.4-There was a fire at Wilmington
on the 2-n. wuicii ue6rroveu nropeny 10
i ' w t
the value of $75,000. Insurance $35,000.
Among iiio Heaviest ire w,
Parsley !& Go., are mentioned Five
stores, two steamers, shed, naval stores,
A-c. comKiisesthc bulk of the loss
4 was Ul" "
,
v- oujuic mgm 01 me -nu, y
ten stove houses, mostly cheap structures,
were destroyed. Estimated loss '35,000,
partly covered by insurance.
.1, I o t
New Counties. The General Assembly
will have the responsibility of deciding
on applications for several netf counties.
The peoPl0 of Mooresville will probably
sk for slices of tern tory oU ot Kowan,
Iredell, Mecklenburg and Cabarrus. A
new county off of Davidson, Guilford and
as the county
d Richmond,
Robeson and Cumberland are also
to be
dismembered, if the legislature cap agree
on it.
There seems to have been open (
e fiance
of tholawsin Breathitt county, Kentucky,
l since cue war, private uimcuities
being
i . .
adjusted by the' pistol and the; knife.
The outlaws, many of them, ate now in
jail awaiting trial, but the sheriff says
when the troops stationed there shall
leave, lie too will got up and git.
t must
be bad.
Dead lsodies. 1 he dead body of a no
rrrn wnnin vna fVtitnil in n fiilil near R1
t . a smm n
eicn, naseu, anu irozen sim. sno was
craxy and Irad escape from htr keepers
1 he body of a negro man was found four
mues irom a""e in me woous, muti
I lated by tnuzzards, and the Obserrer
relae8 twewJies in circuli
lation concern
I iUfiT it, Ootll Of W lllCll
indicate death by
Iviolence.
I " -
Bad whiskejand the devil got into the
negroos at Hickory, Christmas, and made
I . . . . . !- -
u,in8a ver tncre r a fewj nonrs-
u n,aae worK Ior "opoiicmn, stipport-
ed by the citizens of the town, in a hand
w "ana BngKie, which ior a wnuo iook-
ed very serious. No body killed1;
Fire. There was a destructive fire in
Charleston, at 3 o'clock, January 1st. The
icotton press and warehouse of the Union
Cotton Press Com pany were destroyed,
fnil.n in ii K.,i.. MAn i
in buildings and presses $100,000.: Insur
ed for $60,000. Loss of cotton, estimated
insurea ior ij-',-iou.
Capty Eads of jetty fame, has been in-
dieted kit St; Lonia, : Mo., oh account of
i,:- m, n.t;tn t, .oi,.,k r
the National Rank of fh Stuta of MURnnri
I ' - -r
jt 8eema that he and other directors of
ti,e Banlc inerabei s of their families,
H,aVe borrowed cm million pirl,t linl,ed
and sixty t'houaud dollars of the funds
anj aro nmT anable to ret
notes.
ileem their
. Mr.. Tlmrmnn xv!lft mll-il t. ti.
1 maQ cf a Worth Carolina mother
New Year's Day is the great reception
day in the northern cities. People do no-
thing but receive and make visits, eat and
drink. ; The Presidential mansion is then
thrown open and the President is kxnpet
?d to ahako hands with thousandslof call-
i rs.
' The N. Y. Herald publishes'aa account
jfrom Charlotteville, Ya., dated Dec. 23tl,
J of a wondeiful fissure in the Blue' Ridge,
1 in the count? of Greene, labont on fnnt
in width, extending- for miles across the
i meuaiain anu oi unKnown depth.
I The inventor of the eutta percha wim
insulator- (used on submarine cables) has
gained a suit with a company who had
invaded his patent, and now demands
k $100,000 a year for the use of his jr. ten.
Gov. Hampton continues to improve.
There was a grave robbery at Clngace,
Dec. 29th, and much excitement about it
. -.. s, : i ..... ...
Last Friday was the loldestday of the
season, the mercury at 7 o'clock, A, M.,
standing at 15. ; : ; i
'Report's of the University Normal
School of 1378, have been sent us. Thanks
to President Battle. ! !
itl
Scarlet Fever-& prevailing in New
York, and is soi rapidly increasing the
subject will receive the attention of the
city authorities. .
There is a cat in R:ileigh, says the Newt,
belonging to a policeman, that follows
him around in his midnight walks like a
dor. i " .
A noted Western desperado, now in
jail at Cincinnati, usiuud Stepheu Rich
ardson, coufoses to nine murders, perpe
trated at diffouent times and places, all
of which he recites with the atteudant
particulars. .
l ' Mlllny'naw
The Bliiiu'e InvescigatiouCoinmittee at
a meeting on Tuesday,- appointed subf
committees to proceed, to New. Oilcans
and Charleston to collect evidence of
fraud in the late election. They leave
Washington to-day. ,
Tlie Baltimore Sun states that eleven of
the North Carolina., and Georgia gold
mines were sold -a fe.wdays since to Sew1;
York parties, aud that 'contracts are be
ing" negotiated for.niany of the best miiir
ing properties in that section. ;
. i a-l ii ' --
The 'Afghan war has resulted thus far
in the success of the British. The Ameer's
depaituio from Cabal does not seem to bq
understood. It is thought the movement
had reference to greater security iu view of
the loads at tins end of winter and the
opening of the spring campaign. It-will
doubtU's eud in English acquisition of
Territory: and other advantages;
AN EXCELLENT MEDICINE.
Springfield, O., Fet. i 13T7. .
Th!s la to certify taut I have used Viktiss, inan-
ufactnred by 11. H. sieveas Boston, M;iss., for liliau
niailsia ixai Ueueral Prostration of the Nervous SyiF
teiu, wltli eo(Kl success.- I rwomineml Vkuktixe as
an rxcrfitnt iMdtciitf. lor sucn compiainui.
l ours very truly,
U. W. VANDEGRIFT,
Mr. Vondeprirt, of the firm of Vandoprtrt t IIuJ-
mri, in a wen-Known outness man in tms place,
having one of the larye-i stores In Sprinkle lt, O .
OUR MINISTER'S YIFE.
LofHViLi.E, Ky., Feb. 18, 19T7.
Mr. U. Tl. Stkvevs.
Uea.r slr, TUree "cars ago I wasstttrertiijf terribly
with I nfl a mm at ory Kheuniatlsm.' our minister's
wife a ti.-M.-u ino to take Vkgktixe. Afier taKliiir
oae bottle. 1 was eutirv-iy ix'lluveU. This year, feel
ing a return of the dfesea.:. 1 aaln coinuienctHl tak
lnf It, and am b-'lnir iteneUted jfreatlv. It also yieat
ly improves my iiiLVtl'n. Jtespcitfully,
.Mks. A. HALL AUD.
lOll West Jefferson stnr-l..
SAFE AUD SURE
Mr II H Stevsxs. , j J
In is;a your Vt-jjotlne was recommcndeil to me,
ana ylfUliu,' to thf iM-rsunslon.i ol a trlcii.l, I cm
sentwl to try It. Attlie UraoX was sutrcriuif frjni
ircneral debility and n -i v;.us urostratlon. superin
duced by overwork an-1 IrrvKular haoltH. lt-s won
derful sirjatltenia an t curative proper! les.-suied
to aTect ip.y dcbiiiaUMl syraeuj from tno nrst d'.se :
and uuder Ua persisleut k;..-I riirtdty rwo.ered.
gaining more tuan ititjal he.iltb ami -gtMMl feeling.
since tuen i nave not acsitate.i tor.ve egetine in
most unq'.iallned Indorsement, as being a site, sure
and powerful aent ia prumoiiiur lical;:i and restor
ing the wasted systeia to new lile and "wr. Veg-
etlne is the only medicine I use; and as long as 1
live I never expect to nud a better.
Yours truly, V TI. CLARK.
120 Monterey Street, Alleghany, l'enn
VEGETINE.
The following letter from Rev. O. W. Mansfield,
formerly pastor of tii? Methoitlst Ki'tscopal Church,
Hyde Park, and at present sell led In Ixiwell, must
convince every one wio re v;n uu letter or tne won
derful curativ quaUties of Vkhetise as a thorough
cleanser ana purmer or tne oiooa .
II ydk Park, Mass., Ten. 16, 1S7,
Mr II K RTEVF.N3.
Dear sir,! About ten years ago my health failed
tnrougn tne depleting effects or dysneii-ia: nearly a
year later I was attaelce-.t by typtioiu-i'ever In Its
worst rorra. it seraeu m my d ick anu i ok tne. form
of a large deoivseated abscess, which was fifteen
months In gathering. I had two surgi':.l operations
by the best skill In the state, but recelv ed no perma
nent cure i sunereti great pain at uinf-s, ana was
considerably weiikeneu oy a proruse niscuarge. 1
also lost small pieces of bone at dlllere.'it times.
' Matters ran on thus about seven years, till May,
1874. when a friend recommended me to tro to vour
nice, ana talk with you or tne virtue or vkoetixe,
I did an, and by j out kindness passed tnrougli your
manuiactory, notinsr tue ingreuients, arc., by wuicn
your remedy Is produced.
By what I saw and heard I gained sou e confidence
in KO KTIN K.
I commenced taking It soon after, Iwt felt worse
irom its euects; sun l persevered, ana soon ien n
was benefitting me In other resjects. Yet I did not
see the results I desired tUl I had taken It faithfully
for little more than a year, when the difficulty In
the back was cured; and for nine months I have en
Joyed the best of health. '
I have in that time gained twenty-flye pounds of
flesh, being heavier than ever before in mjr life, and
I was never more able to perform laborHhan now.
During the past few weeks I had a scrofulous
swelling as large as my list gather on another part
of my body.
1 took VEtsKTiNE faithfully, and it removed It level
wltn the surface In a month. I think I should have
been cured of my main trouble sooner It I had taken
larger doses, after having become accustomed to Its
effects. i , ,
Let your natrons troubled with scrof uja or kidney
disease understand that It take3 time to cure chronic
diseases; and, It fiey will patiently" take Vsustik,
it win, in my judgment, cure tnem.
With great obligations I am ' i
Yours very truly, ;
t , I (J, VV. MAN8FIELD,
1 pastor of the "Methodist Eplseopial Church.
VEOETIlYE
Prepared by
H. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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Rtoiiowmg Collections, all choice vane-!
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w r ucnsius ; s uoieus, or 6 Koses; 4 tries, orti
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Jan. 2d, 1878. . ll:tf ,
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J. 1). (r ASK ILL.
M.L. Holmes.
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Davie Count v,
In Sltekiok Court.
E S Morris, Adni'r de bonis non
of Abel Kennon, dee'd. riff.
Against
Geo F Kennon L E Gaines,
wife of li F Gain. W Frank
Petition to
sell land for
payment of
debts.
is. en non, j, esiej Kennon,
Martha Ann KVi.non. Ietitia
Kennon, Thos A Kennon and
Willie Euitua Kennon, beira at
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Upon affidavit of the Plaintiff, it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court that W Frank
Kennon of the defendants above named, Ma a
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Clerk Superior Court Davlc County.
Dec. 14th, 1878. 9:6t:pd.
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