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Now I ieard [if yittv VEvTl E lroa a laitly who was v ry slek foi a !l..:; t;te, aItil viltne all well froi your' VV'0t Ilt'. :1 i I went. tllt limught 11e 014 l oit I 'ti V-.: -tl? t an I I aler I had usti one ht.-tic. 1 :e p 1la 1t1e, anl It beNmit to hlll, i'1< 1 - i.: ugh' an o:1= b:)(Ile, tid S!) I 11.1, I: yet. I IhiI; (:i. lO r l Ils r mnle.l aid r ;anti whinig every sliffer may pay ateittloti to It. It iS a ble.-,inug for heo%alt I. M: .8. C. KHA .\"E 636 Wes1 3altlamoreSLrIVO, SAFE AND SURE. In Is yTvour VET %IN i. rocoimnded to tile; mni lek-lii La tt0he r MI1411 of a fri-al I consentel .o try.L A Ch .i t: ao I wa , su Ter Ing from gene'al dlebilty aa,l jv.vlts, prost r-t lun. Sltirtrl 1ttiei'vol bv tvi v. rk iift It r1e,11.r litbi,. I I .- wofic-1t I t 1,re,tt1'hrienIm" wiff ctr, tive propoi1le.i ,e.i 1t Itif ,liy &AsI1:!evi 's tein Irin te f i.o, alas.l; :n .1 I ,vi r I ii sptr ssmnt, .- I rtipldly re.oveved. jra-iliac wore thvin Il.;mal ho:ul:1 and, g0l-l'.l 14 Since t.e1 I hav e not hep,'lat edi aPve V( ntilny Inos! llpillitei I7t1r,elvel-i t :1.; Iilg; it s:t., fiuro arlld 11wer,ill 1411 lit iom.:3g ht oAlisl nil ve. t1rag i I- w . ,' . tYtoIll a ,v I:! 1ilt ettrg . V1(,Tli NET I, it'1- o ly iaillclie I ume ; -nal as llig as I livo I neieer expiet to flin a hettir. Y'm rs I ruly,. W. It. CLA1RK, 120 Monteri S'uriel, Allegntuany, Penn. VI&etina. THE BEST SPRNG MEDICINE. Mlt. 11. R. STVI:Ns: De:t' $ir--lT Is Is to cert.Ify that, I b1n ve hasCil yolir "Bloo:1 Pra r atlill lit InY family for siverl yea., al 1d 1tk that f0r r ala or C; tnkeriu lia'r orit'ettin-tiale ltet -ions it eannol lie exaiellst ti1 a Wlloot purlt.-r an<d spring maille..e it Is t hae b.4t, I ing I have ever use.l, anil I li:ate used :itinOst i*evyting, I e:in t'lhltly racommendt 1 to any one I1u need of suchi a inetillie. Yours respect filly, MRS. A. A. DINSMOR E, 13 AliaSS0ell StIeet. Vegetinec. WHAT IS NEEDED. BOSTON, Feb. 13, 1871. I. 81 'Fx.qEN, E:sQ. I'ar SIr--Abyont, one year sinte I foind Iny solf i at fooble cmndlUton from itieeral (iitly. VI'( ETI N E was st,rong)y' r#!Comntldei to ine b,y a fritnid who had b,-n. benc-.l0 bt IIy Is u e. I procured the article, alud ,tt er usalii: seva.-l bialles, was reslored to heiitlil lth l (Ilscil t eiuid its use. I ff'el quite Confitll, thaWt I !ere Is no milslelne suptlerlor to it for tie *co. - plaints for whieh It, Is espeelally prepia ted, tind woull eh11.1rftilly Ieonlilliental It to t llto.- who feel 1kt(. tley leil .1iiiet;Ing to retorC Ihin to perfect ie:ih. Iespect,fully yours, U. L. PETTENGILL. Firm of S. M. letteagill & Co., No. 10 state street, Boston. Vegotino. ALL HAVE OBTAINED RELIEF. Soui, it:wIK, M ., Jan. 1 I, 1872. II. It. STEVESs, E--;Q. Deair Sir-I have hald <lyspe la in Its worst forim tlt-e lasl 14n *yeals, an,l ive ltco llol,l dretIs of dollari' wort I of lin-et tie wit hill 1 (0). laiilng an t relif. In Spltem11er last I ce . lenteti takin ig the 'egat0iai, slite whlich 111mw My health It as stentlhy Improvei. Aly 0'oo. dtgest . well, atind I haiv.e galed fifteen oundts of flesh. Thiro are soveral uthvrs Iin this placo taking V.L'.GETINE, atid all have obtained relIef. Your's I rtily. T11IMAS E. MOORE Overseer of Card IRoom, 1'orliiutih Co'.i '1Ils. V EG ET [NE -PREPARED DY H. R1. STiEVENS, BOSTON, MASS. Vegilti isSobl by all Druggists. feb I -4w A UGUSTA HTEL, C;,rnor of Broad aind Washinigtont Streets, AU(GUST.A, G 6. H AS biein tho'rOuly reniov.ated, re . modl'l I 4a.'lyt. furnishted. It is 1oentet in the centrie of bus.iiness. T'elegraphi 00)lee in th laoiotel bauildinig. Exprress Otfice in thle samio lock. Post. Oflioe on ly one' l ac !til. All oth er pub.. *7. The Orldco of the llel wiill be open.f during the night, and1 gu'lets w.ill ho received or callad nit, tiny hiour. WV. W. AIOO1RE, Proprietor. iRates of Boaird, $2.0 pI) er daiy oc -'0-xly JSOTIO~ED. RI. J1. NicCARLEY begs to inform every one idebted to him, that, as he in tends selling out,. it in imapera tive tht lil accounts he psaid on or before t,he tlgt day of Januiary, 1877. After thnt datlo thiose who have not paidl up) will please ciall at thio oflico of A. Mu. Mawcoy, in w hose hands all accounts will bo p)laecd or coillcCtionl. udec 13 Selling Out at anad Below Cost. ]jEING desirous of closing my busui nes sI intend to leave the 8tato I offer mny entiro stockc, consistin of Family (troceries, Boots and Shioos, and a line stock o)f .ignors)it of .all kt .ias, AT AND BELOW COsT, uintil Februmar 15, uniloss sooner told out, Or, I will soll the entire busineoss, fixtures, an<d licenso, on accommodating terms to a re tiponsible piarty. All persons indebted to me will settle up immediately andi save costs. it. PE'.IT10E W, Ja,n 22-.xtt feb15 Argent. TOOTH BRUIISIES. 9 dozen English Tcoth BrusheR, Im orted to order. For sale *t he Dru $ior of, TD . , 44A laum T'HE It 7CEKT M1ACI .. A 7 JTAUCH C-.ItUNK. A Consumptive W0oman Cur"d-1II0r Story of th Circumtan6t%1cU--Curobor at,Wd by the PrIost. "Mauich1 chulnk, P10nn11ylvantiia, has. b."'n thrown into i st:tto of intense exei'ci.oonilt in consequence of the aled miiculous recovery of a woI!n,p:n com.Jmnptionl, ofller she hI ..]!in 'dl: al hour. .1th(l win.c1o is ti my bfii, ved by the Iht . it(,- hAoli, p; (L., Ol at pla;cv, .1d by mnf illu te m ombs of hi;:. 0U0k, thuigh the m1oro inteli igeniI o A rwi) ontsi-lo-., o - veY .idvOlay t Uaa m bo wouiin is aill i.pllo)Stor, an th'at tht" privst lis A levo:I. A\Vhp oo'l, ..dNawYok, xp esoshin d is b: io in tle m. tter, and will call onl the piet fr an01 expl mation. Tbe following is the report, of an interiwiWv by a New York Jh/x/d 1(-e)rter Vjith the wtonwi, AiUc!.t GCt!N, who is scill luidulg it the pricsts houso. IH says: With great cohurtey ph pastor invited1 m0 icto the sek.l cod loIor iront roou, where li-is Grot,h sat. The upartiment was rim.dlm, wiLi baro waIls lld JloIors, lUd no0 furniltur save it vciy plain lounge, t-tibc, a few chairs, a stove au a bookcase. It was theo rool in which the womantl lay onl Saiurv whlen she( W.1 "Ic-t'Ied to fi1Le, bl: the biA, whichi k Gccuied "e i11c.lo of t1e IlooI ', waS I eOLWOd by It table. ct dl sat, boft uprigit inl aln un11coiflortable looking C.L.it, and wili I wals iitiotilnu"d und took her lonu and bonly hamit in inl1o I nut iced t hat it was *o oi. and clatii, Itnld that tho iliidio finger hitl boon cmoved froim the t>ekel,. She looic'!.41 Id tpoko very unlike Oic's precolcived idea of a woIan1 'whose soul hald really beei in the awful presenco of the Almighty. Her story was told in the lauigifo of a person of little culture, but with ia 1lner that imlprissed mk1 With a blief ill hipr great natiura11l shrowdne-:s. She recited her won derful tatle with a glib conlfidoelco and dogmatismn that seemed to illiply that all contradiction was out of the question. The first thing that strtick mec wats the fact that she WIaS unm111ista.kably flattered it the notoricty she had gained, mid that the un1ctioll with which sihe spoke of herself showed it to bo a pleas aut subject, although colstanlt (uestionirng was necessary to keep hler on the track. IlEARINO WHiN DEAD. Another strikiug point worth nme.tiontin g was; that int describingr wvhat too.k lae(O when shIe was:I being br'ought b)ack to life, shte said she heard Father Heinen call her how shle could hear this if non scions correctedl herself by saying that thu guardian spirit told hier shto was cailled. A third mtat,ter which semied stranlg wa that wh'len I was conlversinig with the p)rii,L and1 thme (celebrated case of (Grethi chimned1 in rand seemied per, fectly faiia r withi the facts, not cottmmonly known to persons inl her class of life. MIss ORIETH's EATHLY LIFE. "I waIs b1orn," shte said, "inl Pennu township, B3erks county, and will be thirty-six years old oni March 4. I have hlved in Reading ever since I cani remember. I have thirco bro(thers and two sister4, all of whtom live at R~eadling except 0one brother. I have always been a devout Catholic, andui my pastor is Father Bornemnann, of St. Paul's Cuc,but Father Heineni is my spiritual director. Seven yc.ars ago I was first taken with hiemorrhiages. Had them for five days, and greow very weak. I was attended bly Dr. Paul Purdy and Dr. Kuhn; in Reading. Dr. Kuhn told me to put miy trust in Godi when I asked him if I had conR-mn1ption' ; but I afterward understood that I hand the consumption. I got well of the blood spitting at that time. but it camne back again, and I had pains ini aray chest andI stitches in my side. .A GUARDIAN ANGEL. it was about six years ago that I first saw my guai'dian angel. It appears like a ebild of sh,ot three wara . old, .rt has when.s ail drcs.gs inl whito. Soveral times it has been soon by other porvons. I am not allowed to mako public the names of those pors30ns at present. None of them are in this city. Most of them aro now in distant placos, o11 of them in Missouri. For the last two yoars the spirit has been with me constantly. It neve1r loaves. It is hero by my right side now, but you can't soo it. On, no ! (with a glooful latigh.) At hrst it never spoke to me about my coslliption ; it only talked to mo about "my soul sicknoss." Nine weeks agfo Jast Thursday I caine to Malc (iiink to sue Father H1eien, a18 my1 SpMiital dirotor, ats I somno timiies did beforo. I had intended going to the Sisters of Morcy, at the school her0e-, to spend the night, as .1 had don1o Oil 1revious Occasions, but that eveling I folt very badly, and the priust's housekeeper told mo I had bettor lie down a little while beform going. I did so, and the blood spitti-Lg came on, and I got so bad I could not be moved. I w ' in bed two weeks and two days, with iii average of two or throu hiemo1rrgefs every day. CUMA) TE1Po10AILY. I was woried about my mother, anli wIln1terd to go to ]ler, and the spiriL thein, un Fliday, tpplared anild told ie that "Fatler Heinen cold ero ie long lolough to got to Ieaing." It directed him to hold his 1hands ovr my iead and say, "In the name of Josus be hieacld ! get, up !" And on the morning 1 was to go he did what the angel had sid, and I was cured righ awaV. I got up out of hod and141 was able to walk down to the traIi. Father Heinen had told mo I woull be sik whein. I reiched lRtaiin;-, anti it wasi mo. I got sick a;s sooi, as I got home, and the hemorrhogos conoi batck1. A MIRACLE BY LETTER. I was again sick in bed for three wOks all but two dayti. The angol during this tilio told 111 that Fath. ei 1Hvinien coult (.1r0 1110 again if I wanted to go to him, and ho did mako a well, although I wias at holime ill Rleading and he was in I Miutch 0hunk. le wroto a letter to 1110 SIyilg tillt "at hIlf.-pal.1t six o'clock, onl such morning I would ho enroed agat-in inl time to take the alf-paist seven train for A:iuc cialik," 111d it took place so. T 1o healing was performed inl the sailo way as before. By direction of the sp1irit the fathor commanded in to got up and wsalk. I dlid so. I wats aible t.o takhe thle cars atnd Como back to Mauch Chunk, when I got bad again. That was over four weeks ago, and I have been in bed Ov0ry day since up to last Saturday, only moving to havo the bed made. During all that time, and while I was sick in Reading, I was able to eat and dLink nothing but bakod atP)luS, Imilk anid water. I think G-od's aigel wvould have kept mo alive without any food. I grow weaker and wveakor every (day, and felt great painis, which alwvays in,~ creased every afternoon. I am salt isfied that both my lungs were gone. I felt a rolling fooling like my heart rolling upj in my throat. Ma b)0 it wasni't that, thloughl. (The inlter., viewer thlougit not.) Tile angel had talked to mno many timois about my soul siicnes, but nlot much about my consumilption. CUIRED FOR 0001), Nine weeks ago it saidl to mo) that Oil Purificatior. Day, the 2(d of IFebruary or aftorivard, Father Heinen cold( cure me for good of all my disease. Later 0on it said to me14, "L31Fr one hour your soul wvill 'leave your body. You will be gone, but you will return again." I didn't know whlether thlat meant deathl. I didn)'t understand it and don't now. Last Monday at six o'clock in the 'morning I felt my throat getting stiff and choked up, and I lost my voice, so that I could barely whis per, and I grew very weak. The sp)irit spoke to me agin, and said that "1Fathor Hoeinen would fix any time lhe chiose for performning the wondlerful miracle," and he named tile hlour-hlalf-past nine A. M. on Saturday-so that I could go to mass oil Purification Day. He fixed it two weeks ago, and tihe people were invited to see it. On Satur day morning I felt when the time wats coming, and remlemiber' saying jnst before half-past eight, "I wvill Boon leave. It will soon be. done." Then I lest all conciousness of what took place in the .1ooita. FORDIDUDEN To IUEVEAL THE BRORETS OF THlE ORIUAT DEYOND, 1t6 was like being carried off by the..winds. I am' not ,lowod to