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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18
OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR 10 RENT.

A BARGAIN AT AUCTIoA-WIhL PROBABLY NOT
n fetch halt their value.On Thursday, May 20 inst.
et2 M without reserve TO close estate at South
Side HoeI Patchogue L. l. the iol 2wing Property. in
said village A large, picturesque, olltashioned Coun-
try Seat 1ve acres beautiful trees, &c., worth $6U0;
onesighth o. Great Patehogue Pond stream and mill
privileges; this one-eghth power formerly run cotton
mill destroyed by nre 25horse power value - 900 tho
whole OF Little Patchogue Pond dam and mill rights,
the most beautiful property for mill trout pond and
villas, 70 pc had az entrey on south side horse
fully worth $l0000 also other Lots and Parcels
OF Land Patchogue Is the heathe est most growing and
attractive place on Long Island So0d air, water,
oysters, nsh, boating riding dc each lot sols separ-
atsy. Terms, onethIrd cash delivery Of deeds; two
elirds bond and mortgage ten Ter cent deposit Gay
Of sale tlos perfect These Propet be sold
they don bring but halt their value,
Il, EDWARDS, Auctoneer and hcsl Estate Agent
Patchogue, l.. L
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&O6 PER MoNTa.-To LET OR FOR SALE, sRvk-
pOo raj new Houses alished with all modern inn
provements, In EightYsecond street, between avenue
and D. Look at them. Owner, X FITZPATRICK, Us
East Seventy ninth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

ITO EXCHANGB.-A WHOLE FRONT. ON AvENUs
between ll3th ana ll4th streets ready 70 improve
Will be exchanged for city improved properly lightly IN
numbered. IA Y. DEGRAAF. BOwery National Bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

ITO Les CHEAP-THE HANDSOME FOUR STORY
i English basement brown stone House NO 81 West
Twelfth street between Fifth ana sixth avenues con
tanning Is large rooms with every improve ment well
suited for family boarding house, rent 500 Apply
10 A. SOUBIR0US, 29f Sixth avenue
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RIO Rent FOR THE STRENGTHENING COUNTRY
Residence, furnished, the Ilousatonic road three
hours from city fourteen verandah all SIDES
extensive grounds, highly improyed orchards. barn,
stable &e terms low For particulars address box 29
Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

ITO REST-HOTEL, NEAR NORWALK CONN,
short distance from Long island Sound, unfinished
rent 500 per annum quarterly Ia advance; ee-
CANT Residence staten Island suitable for boarding
house. Inquire at 466 Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

RIO RENTAL LONG BRANCH, N. j., THE HAND
Il soonest and most convenient Cottage on The shore
facing The elegantly furnished large stables, Ice
house hled; kitchen garden, fne bathing, &c will be
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

DOR sALB OR ExCHAEGE--A GOOD FARM on
Long isand close 70 depot; 20 acres; good house
and building IL; will exchange tor store Property
city Apply 10 owner, l66 Washington street NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

RIO RENTAL PIERMONr WITHIN 10 MINUTES
i OF depot, the handsome place lately owned by Mr..
Seorse Jones the place has y acres with Mansion sta
at low rent; its situation Is very ne; elegant view
OF the Hudson for miles, fine neighborhood ana per
fectly healthy. Apply TO J. n. MALLARY, Nyack
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

DOR sALB OR RxCHANGR-Two FULL LOTS
sxeth street. north side 500 teet ives, Of Tenth
avenue: easy terms. Call address r. b. MASTER
SON, Central Park Livery Stable, corner OF Fifty min n
ntreel and Seventh avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

ITO LE'r--TO A SMALL, QUIET FAMILY, TWO STORY
and basement brick house with all modern improde-
mems II asst lS3d street. near Fifth avenue. apply to
starter OF Third avenue X T. Co. 65th street and Thrd
avenue. Rent $500 per year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

A VALUABLE BUILDING sIlE AT BERGEN
n Point will be disposed 81 at saerince 70 a cash
customer location 1rst class. Address HAMILTON. lox
l6C Herald Office
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOE MERCHANDISE
Lots free and clear staten Island and Long Isl-
and also re ne lnent city Property well rented.
II. PArTBERd, 40 Broadway
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
GOOD HOUSE wANTED-IN NEW YORK o.
n suburbs. for the Equity IN valuable tract OF
acres the Orange Mountain.
o. H. PTERsoS No 8 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

A TO LET FURNISHED OR FOR SALE, WITH
IL without the superb Furniture, elegantly
built planned finished and located medium size hi0h
stoop brown stone Dwelling, Forthwith street.
Filth avenue; price rent low Offices IL Pine street
V. x. STEVENSON. Jr
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A THREE STORY HIGH sToOP BROWN STONE
n House centrally located 20x50xl00 in good order.
TiMPsON 4 PEET,
l4Ss broadway, near Forty fourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

A HANDSOME THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, ON
~ Twenty soyenth street near Fourth avenue, at a
very low rental to small private family. j. II. MONA
CHAN, No. 40l Fourth avenue Of Twenty eighth
stra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

TWO FINE FARMS OF ~ AND Ise ACRES. NEAR
York or Brooklyn Property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

WDows- COSBY HOUSE, flGaT ROOMS AND
w cellar; great bargain; must be sold Address
NECEBSITY, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

DIP EOO -oN SHREWSBURY RIvER-NEAT COT
DO.JOU. tage and grounds fishing and boating &C
the door, G. L. WAYLAAD AYAAR. l6A Fulton street,
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

InxoHANGk-A STRICTLY FIRST CLASS HOUSE,
~ in brooklyn for farm within 70 miles OF New York
also several Cesrable Houses above Seventy ninth
street for Farms in Hestchestcr or river counties
=. ID. MACK, IS Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

y
on THIS DAY tuesday, MAv ~ At l0A Osclach.
at aiia elegant private residence ~ East Twcngeth
street between Broadway and Fourth avenue.
Drawing Rnoms-SuparD Suits covered In silk brctafs,
Grand Duche@ style rosewood taanoicrte k1gesea
Carpets scCretame Bookcase hirrors. Paintings
pr0nxe1 Clocks Vases Curtains solid and tulad
Psdsteads Dressing Cases Bureaus Nashsands sprinr
hair Mattresses. Bedding Wardrohes Buffet, Exten-
nan Tables silver, Eiass china and pate1 Ware, ales
nAarnlent and kltcnen MAre-
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A TO LET AT REASONABLE RENT THREE
"A: story basement hsh stoop 6S West Tnirtysxth st.
with carpets and mirrors IL desired For particulars
ply between II and on premises or OF n 5 FLOCK
CO.. 30 krnndMAY
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5wx NEAL ESTATE ron SANE.


EoR sALE-A FOUR story HIGH sTooP BROWN
vap sone House 2x:5xloo in ixeh street PARK
mango Apply 10 JAUoB CoHEa. No. lo9 East sxtieth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

no LEAsE-rHE BRIGHTON HOUSE. AT PERTH
l. AmDoy, N }. This large mansion house rs situated In
a healthful location, ON high ground, commanding
q view of the Rkrtan Bay The grounds include a lne
lawn with shade trees and several for garden,
pasture, sc. The house is Ia good neighborhood,
churches, schools stores and 10 railroad de-
pot and steamboat landing rwo lines Of railroad af
ford frequent comm lcaton with New York. For fur
ther particulars apply 10 HORACE y. ELY % Pine st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

A RARE oHANcE.-A CHOICE FARM OF a ACRES
N IN Bucks county uhe garden OF PENNSYLVANIA, for
sale with stock Crops. &c. very rich smooth LAND;
running water fne, substantial buildings; stone dwell
nice orchard. choice fruit; location unsurpassed tor
beauty and healthfuness; mile large. Hour
kshing town Ia hours rom Philadelphia; milk and IA
passenger trains daily 81 hours Il New York beauti
full home cash market; tine roads this farm owned by
one gentleman ~ years; price, ncluo - two hue Horses
Cows fifty Chickens Carriage, Harness two Wagons,
Farming Implement and oos only ss0U So 1Oy cash:
balance easy. Apply to EuoENs WALKEl. lie East
&c venteenth street. New York. or address GEORGE l.
WALKKK, QuAkertown, Bucks county. Pa
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IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ~ NEW YORK OK VI
L cinity in exchange fpr established downtown bas
drug connectonsl. stock Fixture, &c. tfe1 address
describing property. b0UfTY, Herald oface.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

A NICE THREE STORY BASEMENT HOUSE IN
n Thiry-fourth street close to Seventh avenue; de-
sirable location for physician or dentist; rent
THOMAS ID. ROBINSON, 70 Nassau street
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EE0 HUD ON STREgT.-T0 LET, A FRONT ROOM
Ot)U furnished on the drst door suitable for or
two gentlemen; breakfast il desired ring nrst bell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

ITO LET VERY CHBAP-THR NEAT THREE STORY
brown stone House, high stoop, all improvements,
No. 400 East Fifty eighth street Inquire next door at
No ali.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

900 ACRES, GOOD FARM AND BLUE STONE
CLJO quarries; price $40 90: half mile from Erie
Railway river and canal: 100 miles from New York; 10
acres improved; excellent grass land two story frame
House eight rooms; large Barn numerous springs;
ehards and garden; mile OF trout stream exraordi
water power extensive lodges Of best quality blue
stone productive quarrles developed very healthy
locality title perfect address @. T. MAY " Second
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

NEWLY PAPEEEp AND FURNISHED roR rIGnr
- housekeeping Whole Or Part ~ second Floor pan
tries and improvements private house Elevated
hallway. 81 West thirty nflh street Good nelghDOr-
hOnd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

1No LET-ONB or The MOST DESIRABLE PLACES
A IN the rWenty-third ward: large house. handsomely
furnished stable carriage three ground
variety of truiL Apply to owner i69th street and Bos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

yUANTEp-BROWN STONE HOUSE m SOuTH
w Kre0klyn, Ia exchange Tor Lots ia Brooklyn Tree
from encumbrRnce W. COOK.
rs Wash nat0n street. brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

OS1 SIXTH AVENUE NEAR TWENTY SECOND
OIL street--Large trout Room and hall Room,
Meeting, furnished and unfinished for hight business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

A NEAT TWO STORY. BRICK HOUSE FOR $35oo
"a easy terms, or would exchange equity for Merchan
disc. J. CRockER $50 Fifth avenue, South Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

ENRENGH FLATS TO LBT-IN SUITS or sEvEN AND
IL nine Rooms each, with all improvements; hand
somelv painted suits low. Inquire OF owner. No. 4D6
East Fifty second street
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ITANDSoMEIY FURNISHED RoOMs-rFoM a. 70
III 81, tor hsht housekeeping or 20 eentlemen; house
private. all improvements; ncghborhood first class;
siso completely furnished brown stone House. SIS
monthly Inquire at $40 last Thirteenth street
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RIO RXcHkSGP--A GOTHIC house AND CAR
riage House, eight city Lots depot Twenty-thrr
warf; house newly and timely FURNISHED; price s2o 90
morigagcd tor $40 600; tarm Brooklyn properly vii
be taken for the same, not encountered. n. +. DI
GRAAf. Bowery Natiobai Bank
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A DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE. WITH STABLE, ALL
IL newly panied. located property OF r. " Hoe,
of Southern bouleyard vegetaD.o milk and eggs
hunts point depot OLIVER BRYAN 2zg Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

LlLooRS AND SUITS OF ROOMS AT NO CLIN-
ton place l6t and 1919 Beecker 30 East Houston and
Lower Part l3l West Twentieth street Inquire of r.
GIBBONS, No. Clinton place (Eighth street., near
Broadway.
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p" A MOTHER BITE FOR A BEAR FINE BROWN
II stone corner store and French hat Properly
prce and terms 70 suit buyer Information 70 run
nerS 800 Third avenue. 5. KILPATRfcK
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FURNISHED ROOcHs AND APARTMENTs
TO LET.

geo EIGHTH AVENUE OPPOSITE GRAND OPERA
AOA Houso-An entire Floor, handsomely furnished,
with every convenience tor light housekeeping
$l2 per week including bed linen table linen towels
and gas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-03
From AccOnae.

CORRESPONDENCE Of The Richmond Dispstch.}
AccoAAc COUNTY, Va, February rs, 1870.
We are Just now seeing the close OF the
coolest winter known In this county for
forty years-so say some Of the old people
The farmers have done but little towards
preparing for their crops. 1t has been ABOUT
rs much as they could do to take care of thei'
cattle and keep themselves comfortable,
which has been generally done. The wea.
Their has now moderated. Yesterday we bad
several showers, VT ich wound up with 8
severe blow at night. To-day is fair, and
the hope is that winter is over. The farmers
promise themselves q busy time in getting
their work forward.
There has been q great deal Of sickness
among the people during the winter; more
cases Of pneumonia than have been known
for ten years past, 80 say the doctors. ln
some places scarlet.fever has been raging
with fatal effect. Some sudden deaths have
occurred from coDgestive chills.
Mr. Senduling, from Baltimore, who lately
settled near Seaside, bad bis dwelling.
burned one night last week, and lost nearly
lll bis furniture and clothing. Their neigh.
bors have very kindly provided for the
family, and it is thought will make up most
of their losses.
A lady was burned to death last Friday
night. She was waiting on sick friend
Her clothes caught fire, aud before help could
te obtained she was SO badly burned rs to
cause death in a few hours.
There is talk Of railroad through this
county, anj it is to be hoped that it will be
made, as ii would be hard to find a place in
Virginia or any other State where one is
more needed, or where it would pay better.
IT
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the Democrats TO speak on the hill, and thus
stave off vote MS long as possible. Had this
course been pursued. lhe de Gate might have
been protracted perhaps until Sunday or
Monday. next. But this, involved other
grave points. First, there ] would be
the danger Of the Senate Republicans
changing the role and adopting the previous
question, which would have enabled them to
pass not only the civiI.rights bill, but the
caucus force bill, and every other measure OF
iniquity and cruelty which their allies could
get through the House Of Representatives.
BY Monday the Democrats would have been
through with their speeches on the civil
rights bill, and then the bayonet bill would
have come over from the House. and been
rushed through the Senate easily. Ii was con.
cudcd, as choice ofeyils and, it is believed,
wi>ely-to accept the arrangement rendered,
and TO FIX upon tomorrow for the vote on
the. civi-rights bill. -. . !,
The. Opposition Of the Democrats in both
branches Of Congress TO this bill has been
earnest and judlcious. It Is difficult to see
how 1t could have been made more effective
than IL has been. .''''''-. e.
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rsr Louisiana. .s.
Especial to the National Republican.


Especial to the National Republican
Effect OF TIE ACTION OF THE HOUSE.
New ORLEANs, March 1.-lnforma;ion of
the action of the House recognizing Kellogg
reached here about 2 O'Clock. Consolidated
State bonds went up Immediately to fifty.
FOURTEEN points-and warranis went to
ninety. ..., t.'
THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY REPUDiATR TIE
COMPROMISE.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-At a special
meeting Of the Committee Of Seventy this
evening the following resolutions were
Q lopted: ~
Resolced, That IN the opinion OF the COM
mittee Of seventy the members of the legis-
litiVe caucus who have voted 10 accept the
Wheeler proposition do not reflect the views
and wishes of the vast majority of the Demo-
cratic. Conservative people of the State.
Resolre0, That this committee deems the
Wheeler compromise unwise and impolitic,
utterly subversiye of the rights and princ:
pies for which We have been 90 long coz
tending. "'.- '-'I.-
RESOLVED. That We advise those members
of the United States Senate who are friendly
tothe cause OF Louisiana to oppose By all
means 10 their power the passage OF the
joint resolution recognizing the Kellogg 60
yernment. ~. =.
Res0Ioed, That We announce on behalf Of
ene democratic Conservative people of Lolii-
sana our unalterable resolution to continue
to oppose the Kellogg government, and to
prosecute the Louisiana cause before Con-
gress and the people Of the United States re-
CARELESS Of the action OF those members of
the Conservative caucus who have voted to
accept the. Wheeler compromise. VII.
Il. ID. OGDEN, President.
Fred. Il. Soathmaye, Secretary.
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Latter from Danrille.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DISPATCH

Correspondents OF the Richmond Dispatch.l I
DANvrLLE, VA, March /, 1876.
The United States Circuit Court adjourned
Saturday evening. Allowances We're made
as follows: Witnesses for the Government.
2562 20; pay of petit jurors, 5000; pay of
grand jurors, &492 20.
l. learn from persons attending Judge
Rivcs's court that what your correspondents
have reported from other sections concerning
the prospect Of the wheat crop may also be
said Of the prospect of the wheat crop OF
this and the adjoining counties namely,
prospect bad. What have heretofore re-
ported as regards the arrangements Of the
planters for the next crop OF tobacco is also
confirmed namely, every planter is going to
strive for as large crop As possible.
The Eocpezer church-that is, tue Second
Aflcan-haye a new churct-5ell.
submit quotations with this remark .
That the agitation Of the tax question made
the trade less active: Lugs-Very common,
50 to $40; good red, $40 to $l2; good bright,
Sl5 to $40; fancy smokers. s25 to $40.
Leaf-Very common, $40 TO Sl2; good red,
Sl2 to S15; common bright, S25 TO S35; good,
$40 to $50; fancy wrappers, $50 to 800.
ALPHA.
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Insurance AND lNsANIrT.-A case fnvolv.
ing very important legal question was dis.
posed of in the Supreme Court of the United
States yesterday ; butas in hundreds of other
cases. the judgment of the court below was
reversed on Il technical point without touch
ing the real matter at issue Doesa life.insu.
rance policy, in which it is covenanted that the
same shall he void If the death Of the party
insured is occasioned by suicide, actually be-.
come void on the happening Of this contir-
gency! In some States it has been held that
such an agreement is yulid, while in others the
contrary doctrine bias been laid down, and
insurance companies have been compelled 10
nav the full amount Of the policy, notwith-
standing that it. was expressly agreed that
the company should be relieved from all liza.
billy if the Insured terminated his life with
hes own hand. This question was squarely
presented in the case decided yesterday, but
the Supreme Court avoided it, and reversed
the Judgment entered against the insurance
company In the court below, on the ground
that the Judge erred in excluding from the
jury certain testimony relating to the suicide
of the deceased. The decision, as far IS 1t
goes, is favoIably 10 the company, but il
leaves the main question Observation-Disclosures
more American, I'd.
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Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatcl.l
INJUNCTION AGAINST THE CITY or STANTON
F0r*D OF THE srRErT-ALARA OF PIRE-
nHATHbR-
STANTON, March ,, 1875.
An injunction has been granted by Judge
!. w. Green Smith, Of the Hastings Court
OF the city, 10 erjon and restrain the city
authorities frean collecting the tax imposed
upon The o~ners Of property along the line
OF the improvement on Matn street. 1t will
be resneln berea that the City CoHneil some
time since assessed the owEers OF property
along this IMPROVEMENT vita one-ha3f the
cost Of said Improvement, and 1t is to resist
tue payment Of this assessment that the IN.
junction is obtained. 1t will probably come
up for tria at the March term o. the Circuit
Court before Judge Mclaughlin
ceiored man. name unGaewD, was
found in aa iDscnsfbie condition On the street
this morning. He had frigbtfui cash over
Ills right eye, and il Was at first tboagb BIT that
there had been foul play =; but it was after
"ar1 ascerlaiTcd that The man is subject 10
hts. He was unable to give any account OF
Llusti CT be" lie came 10 be where he was.
Mr. Joseph n. Ryan, clerk Of the Circuit
Court, who lives some little distance froln
:'taunlon, came very near losing his dwell.
!hg-b0u>c 10y ire last night. He was awak-
s.ned about II O'Clock by the cracking of
Gimes, aud on getting up found that bis
dining-roou WAS III flames. Summoning the
household le al Ouce set about eXtinguisb-
inS The fire, which was finally accomp
I!shed. II was found that the fire had
"fl"tna'ed in large bnX.full Of wood
't"u4tia W: s!ae Of INC Aal.e, Ind
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THE BEST EVIDENCE

The folio wing letter from Rev . " BEST. pas
tor Methodist kplscopal CHURCH, satick, Mass, Will
he rean @rh Interest by mauv physicians AiSs
those suffering FROM sle same dfstase as afnctcd
the son If the. ksy. = y Best No persea, can
doubt this te timoly, and there 10 NO qouht sLoat
the curative powers Of YEaETISE:i
| gu tnfH . MATCH, MASS, January /, 1874. !.
Oesr ti,,EWe have good rea.aps Tor n ssrdipr
your VEG ETINi; U medicine or the greatest value
We feel assured thats has been the mears Of saving
our sons lHe. He is now seventeen years or age;
for the last two yesrs he has suffered rom lecro-
sic OF hlR leg, c,used BY scroful0us Affection. md
was so far. n dipea that n, arly. All who ,taw him
thought his, recovery impossible. a council OF
able physicians cOud give ns but the aihfest hope
or his ever rallyiug, Two OF the numt4r daclnSinE
tfat h. was be- ona the reach OF human remedies.
that even ampu,aiion could not save him, be had
NOT vigur enough TO endure the operation Just
tpen We commenced giving him v 9ENSE, and
from that time 10 the present he has hten coatuu-
ously improving He bus lately resumed his studies,
thrown away cruiches, ana cane, and walks about
cheerfully aud str.ng. ~ .18E- 10.
though tnera IL still some discharge from the
opening where the limb was anced. we have the
fullest confidence that In 3 little time he will BE-
perfectly cured.
TINE, but lately hui little, as h. declares that
he Is 100 we'll 10 b. taking medicine.
Respectfully yours, r. :. BEST
MRS. T.. e.. r. BEST.