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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-26

POLICE Court. observation-disclosures Rus.
sell, charged with falsely swearing to war
rant for the arrest Of Andrew Muller, pro-
prietor OF faro bank. was examined and
sent on to the grand jury Of the Hastings
Court for indictment. Being unable to give
bail he vas sent to jail. -.--------.----s-.-a-
John Crump, Henry Lee, Willie Saun.
ders, Walter Burwell, and Davenport Ross
(ali colored), charged with assaulting Walter
Napier with rocks, were lined one dollar
each and required to pay costs.
Alexander Harris (colored), charged with
abusing and threatening the life of Isabella
Harris, bis wife, was required to pay costs.
Moses Crump (colored), guilty Of stealing!
coal from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, was committed for fifteen days.
Charles Carter (coloredl, charged with
stealing one hound-dog from Walter Nelson
was delivered TO the Manchester police.
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considered the bill rtInbursinS William and
Mary College, of Virginia, for its buildings
destroyed during the war.
The Committee on Banking and Currency
reported on three bills repeating the ten per
cent. tax on State bank notes. This Is an
important victory for the national banks.
Adjourned.
The Texas aud Pacific Railroad.
WASHINGTON, January 25-The Senate
Committee on Pacific Railroads bad meet.
ing this evening for the consideration of the
pending bill ia aid of the Texas aud Pacific
railroad. Colonel Thomas Scott. presidcut
of the company, addressed the committee ia
| behalf of the enterprise, explaining the pro-
visions of the bill, which merely asks the
guarantee of interest on the bonds actually
| necessary for The construction OF the road
and to insure its prompt completion.
Judge Kennard. OF New Orleans, also
spoke In favor of the road.
/ Judge Browp, of San Francisco, and Mr..
Huntington, OF the Central Pacific, were
present and submitted The objections Of that
corporation; 10 which Colonel Scott replied
fully answering the points made and vindi-
eating the merits of the pending proposition
Reducing Expenses Of the Federal
Government.
WASHINGTON, January 25.-The Appro-
priations Committee have struck ont the
appropriations for seven clerks OF the House,
aud reduced The salary Of members of Con.
gress from 5000 TO $4,000, and propose to
make reduction Of 10 per cent. on all civil
government employees.
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, January 25.-For New Eng
land, partly cloudy weather and areas of
lightsnow, with southerly to westerly winds,
falling followed by rising barometer, and
stationary or slight rise in temperature du.
ring Wednesday.
in the southern portion, and partly cloudy
weather and light snow In the northern por.
| ton, slight changes in temperature, soutberly
to westerly winds, and falling followed By
rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
areas of rain, with slowly rising temperature.
| northeast to southeast winds In the Gulf
States, and light, variable winds on the At
lantic coast.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, January 25.-There were no
southern nominations to-day.
The President replies to the call of the
House for the correspondence between this
country and European nations other than
Spain regarding Cuba that there is none.
The correspondence on that subject with
other Powers was in the shape of note to
| the American Ministers to present to the
several Governments, and was not CORE
spondence between this nation and other
nations.
The Gettysburg having concluded sound.
| ings at the Island Of st. Thomas goes to
Antegna to take telegraphic soundings at
| that island.
The Finance Committee of the Senate
have agreed to report fayorably on the nom.
ination Of McGrew as Auditor of the Post.
| Office Department.
| The House committee have agreed to re
port bill allowing criminals 10 testify in
certain cases. The object is supposed to be
to learn what Joyce knows about the whis.
key frauds.
The Diplomatic Committee approves the
reduction of salary p opposed by the Appro-
pration Committee for the diplomatic and
consular service.
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PARDON GRANTED The Governor yester-
day granted pardon to Moses Massenburg
(colored). who was on the 5:h of May, 1873,
sentenced by the Corporation Court OF Nor
folk to three years. imprisonment for bigamy.
The pardon was granted son the recon-
incubation of the court, jury, and other
prominent citizens. The prisoner. being an
ignorant man, of exceptionally good charac'
ter for one of his class, and having been long
separated from an unfaithful wife, contracted
a second marriage with the idea that he could
lawfully do so. His imprisonment for more
than year is deemed a sufficient warning to
deter others of his class from repeating mis-
offence"
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TIE CALEDoNIAN ENTERTAINMENT.-Las
night the Caledonian Club celebrated Burnss
birthday by pleasant entertainment at Mon
ticello Hall. After the assembling OF the
audience Mayor Kelley was introduced by
John Maxwell, Esq, chief of the Club, and
delivered an address on Burns's life, char
ac,er, and works." which was listened to
with profound attention and interest. After
Mayor KeileY's address the programme OF
singing end recitations was carried out in
full, and at the conclusion the floor was
cleared of benches and nearly all present
participated 10 Terpacborean pleasures till
:" broad day In the morniog."
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RELIGIOUS great revival at Trinity
church continues TO grow in interest nightly.
On Monday night ten persons professed con-
version, and last night eight more. There
seems to be a general feeling in the commu-
nifty on religious subjects, and in all our
churches there is more or less of interest.
The meetings are conducted by Rev. DR..
Bledsoe. who has been assisted this week by
Rev. r. B. Beadles and Rev. c. 81. Pether"
bridge. Other ministers have promised to
asSist
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LODGING AT HoTEL.-Early yesterday
morning Policeman Fensom discovered three
small negro boys piled up together under the
porch Of the St. Claire Hotel asleep, They
were conveyed to the station-house. Justice
White sent them to Jail for thirty days on the
charge of yagrancy.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Mdyor's Court-Dr. L. r. ChileS pre-
following business was dis
posed of in this court yesterday: Fred.
Hagemeyer was fued two dollars for being
drunk ard disorderly. L. Young was fined
a like amount for exposing his person on the
street; and Robert Miller, charged with vio-
lstion of the market ordinance, was dis
CHARGED
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A HORRIBLE DEATn.-Mr Bacon, the
miller at Duval's mill, near Dispatch Station,
New. Kent county, on the Richmond and
York River railroad, was crushed to death on
Monday in terrible manner. He was en-
gagged in grinding grist, when his clothing
caught between two OF the cog.wheels ana
wound his body into the machinery, killing
him almost instantly. The accident was not
discovered for an hour after the sad occur.
renee. Mr.. Bacon leaves wife and several
children.
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FURTHER PROOF.
FACTS WILL TELL.

H. r. Merens, Esq:
Dear Sir,-Allow me to say q word In favor of
VEG ETISE. During the past year have suffered
from q complication Of diseases. laid in bed from
the Sd Of November until the middle OF the follow
ing June and average did not sit up two hours
a week ! had eight OF the best .physiciun5 in the
State, but got 10 help, and constantly grew worse
They agreed that / had heart.disease, phthisIs,
pyaemia. and kidney complaint, andscould never be
any better. was reduced ln weight fifty pounds,
which is much for am naturally thin.
In June, tndDgI was fall under the treatment
Of the physicians, commenced the use of VEGE-
TINE, through the earnest persuasion of friends,
and, / am happy 10 state, with good results. / have
gained ten pounds In Weight, can sit up all day,
walk half mile, and riSSsix.
lam greatly encouraged, and shall continue using
the VEGETINE If I@can get 1t. l am poor man,
but for the truth Of this statement refer to any
man in Gofsown or vicinity. Yours, very thank
fully A. j. BURBRCK.
Aua,,st /. 1878, GofstOwn, y. 81.
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Pictures OF CONFEDERATE GENERALS
Elder is working on a picture OF General
j. E. B. Stuart. which is to be presented by
General Stuart's brother, Major Stuart, to
the University of Virginia. He has nearly
finished The portraits OF Lee and Jackson for
Mr.. Corcoran. of Washington.
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CENTENNIAL CoScERrs.-The ladies Of DR..
Reads church propose giving, on February
80 and 4'h, two Centennial concerts, the ana.
ateurs taking part to represent characters of
ancient and modern times. The concerts will
be given at Assembly Hall, and dress.
for the concerts will take place at
the leeture-room of DR.. Reads church, on
Grace street, at 8:45 o'siock this evening.
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SUPREME COURT OF APpEALs.-Cody us.
Comfy aud ais. Submitted.
Cabell and ais. us. Cox, commissioner, &c.
Partly argued by John Howard, Esq, for
the plaintiffs in error, and NJ. NJ. Gillian,
Esq, for the defendant In error, and con-
tinued until today.
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SAVE MONEY BY having. your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINT1NG-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed

DISPATCH PRISTIyG-HoUsE.-Ln order to meet
the constantly increasing demands of our trade we
have added a wel-selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA
cHISERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALEsT
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most ex-
pehtious manner.
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w. rhorostD IMPROVEMENT OF UNION HlLL.-
!ysoln;"S' oI Jefferson Ward, presented q
Aldrrmoau ~ lhe meeting of the Board of
Coumi,,nao on Monday night req 1esting the
day ss,e srs,e 90 Streets to present ut On early
Tor the s,.enatie ,'ue plan, with approximate cost,
' Improvement Of Union Hill,
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RICHMOND, Va, January %, 1876.
Messrs. Editors,-In to.day's paper saw
where George Stephens [colored] was sent 90
to the grand jury Of the Hastings Court. 1t
was not Gorge Stephens the porter OF the
Richmond Tobacco Exchange.
Oblipe GEORGE STEPHENS.
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ANOTHER Man CHARGED WITH STEAL

ANOTHER Man CHARGED WITH STEALING A
Uss.-Henry Scott (colored) was arrested
Yesterday by Sergeant Daniel Wren on a
warrant charging him with "taking, steal.
ing, and carrying away one house Of the
value Of twelve dollars, the property of
Abram Bell" The house was one OF those
on Chimborszo which have recently been In
ljtipatiOu
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

Mr. Fl r. StereslS:
Dear Sir,-I will most cheerfully add my testi-
mony to the great number you have already re-
ceived In favor Of your great and good medicine,
VFGETINE, for do not think enough can be said
in its praise, for was troubled over thirty years
With that dreadful disease, Caarrb, and had such
had Coughing spells that It would seem as though
could never breathe any more, and VEGETISE has
cared me, and do feel to thank God all the time
that there Is so good medicine as VEGETINE, and
also think IL one of the best medicines for coughs
and weak, sinking feelings at the stomach, and ad-
wise everybody to take he VEGETrNE, for can as
sure them 1t Is Of the best medicines that ever
was. MIs. u. oohh,
Cambridge, Mass.
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GOATS COMPLAINED OF.-Citizens are con-
stautly complaining to the police of the an.
noyance and depredations OF goats. The Or
dinance requires those who have permits to
keep goats to keep these troublesome ami.
mails on their own premises.
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PERFECT HEALTH.-Everybody should value
health more than money. 1t is criminal suicide 10
neglect corghs and sore throats. sach ailments
may result IL fatal pulmonary complaints. satety
win he secu.sd by using WisHART's PINE-TREE-
TAn CORDIAL, which speedily pnrines all inflsm.
1aatory blood.
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Death from Poison.
Especial telegram 10 the .

Especial telegram to the Dlspa'ch.J
NORFOLK, Va, January 25.-Co'n'llus
Shine, q prominent uegro at Weldon, died
from poison this morning, administered In
bucket Of drinkiug-water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-26

A Good PrQft.--A few months ago tract
or land in Chesterfield county, containing 423
acres, was sold at bankrupt sale for 1915.
Five days thereafter the same land was sold
for 81 nan
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"WILLIS" WHIsKEY. W.D. BLAIR & co.

BosCHEN & BROTHER offer their winter stock of
Boots, shoes, Trunks, and Vallses at very low
PRICES In order to make room for spring goods.
SOC and gil BROAD STREET.
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Previously acknowledged. lol 10


1t will thus be seen chat the fruits OF the
canvass on General Lees birthday for con-
tributions to his monument are coming In,
and the board of managers are greatly en-
couraged to hope for handsome return.
The little town Of fernando, Miss, win q
male population of less than one hundred,
has the credit Of being the first town to send
up its offering, and Edentou, n. c., stands
second on the roll of honor. In the Senate
of Mississippi collection was taken up on
the birthday, and s219 30 have been received
by the treasurer of the Association.
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LEcrUnE.-ReV. Z. n. Sledd will lecture at
the Oregon Hill Methodist church tomorrow
night for the benefit OF the church. Subject !:
" The Witch Of Endor."
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Philadelphia Chamber Of Commerce,

PHILADELPHIA, January 25.-Tbe PIila-
daIphia Chamber Of Commerce elected the
following officers for the ensuing year: Pre-.
sident, George W. Mears; Yice-Pfes'dent,
J. NJ. Brooke; Treasurer, Walter q VIII
son; and board of six managers.
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PARDON REFUSED. THE Governor yester-
day refused to-pardon Rice Monroe (colored),
of Nelson county, convic:ed of horse stealing,
and sentenced to eight years in the peniteo.
tiarV
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SOUVENIRS DIsTRlBuTED.-The SourenirS
brought here by the Boston committee were
distributed to the Knights of the Richmond
Commandery last night.
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CONCERT AT FagsT AFRICAN CHURCH.
There will be q concert on Monday evening
at the First African church for the benefit OF
ths nsW church.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTs--We solicit your Or
ders for printing, or call at any time you may
wish TO see specimens or OBJ ain estimates, feeling
assured that It will be to your advantage.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BRONAUGH 6 TAYLOR. 8 P. n, seven acres of
railroad.
E. F. GRESHAM. l ?. M., at Richmond. York
River and Chesapeake railroad, fifty cords of
wood.
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LEE MoNUMgNr.-The treasurer of the Lee
Monument Association acknowledges the re-
ceipt of the following sums:
Contributed by members Of the Senate of
Mississippi ......:...........SZlS oO
Public schools of Richmond c!ty......... 15S 80
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CUSTOM (hsnd-made) WORE to order, and guar
anteed to fit Repairing neatly done By
BosCIES g. BROTHER,
5O9 and 5l1 Broad street.
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GERMAN SHOOTING Soc1ETY.-The following
officers of the German Shooting Society have
been elected: President, David G. Yueng-
ling; Vice-President, George Klein; secre'
tary, Charles T. Loebr; Treasurer, Alois
Rick; Shooting. Master, William Euker.
The Society talk about participating in the
grand Centennial shooting match at Phila'
delphia for the S25 900 prize.
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JOSEPH L. BUTLER.
THE WIFE'S STATEMENT.
HARwICu, September "a, 1875.

NT Stevens:
Dear Sir-I feel must say few words about the
yEGETINE. The physicians said l had SO msny
complaints they did not know what 10 give me-
They said had bad lmmor, and had the kidney
complaint, the liver complaint; my heart was very
fereu more with the piles than l did. The physi
clans all said it was for me TO take medicine,
could not live through the NOR tn Of May. Truly
think the VEGETINB has saved my life. and my
nephbors say that the VEG ETISE has really accom-.
plIshed wonderful cure In my case; and tell
every one whom meet 1t Is the hest medicine In the
world. Yours, very tlsnkfully,
Mrs. j. L. BUTLER.
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THE TRADE caa find CIGARS of all grades at W.
d. BLAIR Co.'s.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE LEGIsLA.
TIVE AIN lNyoKED-A meeting of the two
Committees on Schools and Colleges was held
IN the hall Of the House Of Delegates last
njght-Scuator Quesenberry in the chair.
General +. Il. Smith and Colonel Walter Fl
Taylor, the former esuperintendentand the
latter member OF the Board OF Visitors, ad
dressed the committees, urgently asking for
adm their financial embarrassmcntS. Colonel
Taylor read the following bill, embodying the
views Of the Board as TO the way the State
may AFFORD them relief:
IN Act for tie reliT Of the Virginia Military
Institute, Gnd for tie protection Of the
property !f the State at said Institute.
" hcrca> since the year 1865 the authOri.
ties Of the Virginia Military Institute have
added TO tbe property there held by the State
III The Institute, in new buildings and land,
and in library, philosophical and chemical
APPARATUS, The SUN Ottwo hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. and have DISCHARGED debts
contracted CD state account 10 the amount Of
twenty-five thousand dollars, without any aid
nom Tue treasury OF the State, and have in
."'S beaaii contracted 4 Aoatipg debt ofsiNty
."'">1Hd dollars, which may seriously impair
'N' N>'iatHc,s OF this seat OF learning and
'"UA'2cf he property OF the State unless
.ihlhN provided for; therefore,
l. hf " enacted That the Treasurer of the
Nou!moH"cAi,h OF Virginia pay to the Su.
pI.htthGtn, OF the Virginia Military insti.
"HIr 'HIr NAc sum of ten thousand dollars annu-
~"!, 'i Or before The 1t day Of July Of each
- ~ NF 'he period OF six years trom the
oi this act, on, of anv muneys in
t!i'">ury not otherwise appropriated:
''''''I horecer, That upon the payment
=, ,,T L'ot VI lhc SAD several sums the supern-
sL,n u, ID, oi Ine virginia Military Institute
SJ,sI "',.Ner 10 The Commissioners Of the
,,'n, T ana the bonds Of the Virginia Mill
,n', t">'!dlt Tor said several suns as they
,-. -.'' " P''0 TO him bearing six per cent. in
,n,.S,,'' payable annually. aud secured by
- 80 iso upon the lands and buildings of the
s,"' Is'-'a Military Iustitute, and nade pay
~, t"eh'!-hye years froal their respective
rrsS,,' vac SAID bonds 10 he placed 10 the
In'.S 't o. Tue sinking Fund, and the annual
,i.,n,ss ss' a. paid 10 be invested by the said
taw S"heTs dc they are noW required by
ilad. 4'e''P's % account ct saio
- -, aHaevshall be in force from its passage.
t,in+' e'iAuatee will consider this bill ut u
,I uteline.
nt,tf invitation of Captain Kei!am and
fbe .'s'5 iorI'1' ol The City School Committee for
>.,nai We ctEInittees TO visit the public
Wi W oe FRIDAY @as read by General Bag
iC1. p1os"s VIII accept the inFita-
Adjourned.
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ESEcosD FLOOR (bath-room attached) for rent
500 Franklin street, between Eighth and Ninth
strpets.
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APPRECIATION.

APPRECIATION.
CHARLEsTowS, MASS, March ! 9, 1869.
E. X. StepeaS:
Dear sir,-This is to certify that have used your
- Blood Preparation - ~ EGETlSEl IN my iaihily
for several wears, and think that for Scrofula, or
Cankerous H,lmors, Rheumatic affrc:ion> II can
not be excellcd: and as Rlond Purifier ana spring
medicine II Is the hest thing have fyer used ana
have used almost ever thing. l ca cheerfuiiy re-
comm end IL 10 any one need OF such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. A. 4. DINsMORE,
l9 Russell street.
vEGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
IA a22-SSW2t
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7ss wrArnrR To-DAT'-?"epf''0
1[. t..H }-Hbc clear or f0'r.
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"PRIDE OF KEY WEST" CIGAR. Quality very
lne. W. BLAIR & Co.
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ATIyE WEEKLY MORTALITY.

Jan. "a, Jan. %, Jan. Is, Jan. %,
1874. 1875. 1876. 1875.
W. C. W. g " G. y q
Total deaths. ~ 25 IL II IL - 70
Stfii born.... 6 2 2
Mean temperature for the week ending
January Ii, So. IS; mean temperature for the
week ending january %, 80 81.
Amount of rainfall for the week ending
January Is, 600 inches; amount Of rainfall
for the week ending Jahuary 2l, O.35
inches.
Population of the city estimated by school
census, 72,500-white, Al 400; colored, 3l,-
100.
Rate of mortality of whole population was
1922 per l 900 per aunum rate Of mortality
of white population was 11.3O per l,OoO per
annum rate of mortality of colored popula'
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BUSINEss WANTS.
DOR CHAPPED HANDS.

CYOONINE, the incest preparation OF the kind
ever used. Neither greasy nor sticky. Prepared
by POLK MILLER CO., Apothecaries,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
MILLER q PIERCE,
t21t co.uez Filth and Marshall streets
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A HUSBANDS STATEMENT OF THE GREAT
SUFFERING OF his WIFE.
HARwIcu, September "a, 1875.

1Ir. II Il. SCrenS:
bear sir-l feel IT my duty to say word In praise
Of y aCrTpSE Ny wife has been troubled with Il
had humor for several years, which she Inherited
from her parents. We.haye tried several physi-
clans and great many different s1nds OF medicine
with bur little benefit. She was so much emaciated
that We had almost despared of her ever being any
bette- Hearing CT tie WIG ETINE we resolved 70 try
\ nd las been Improving In health ever since. From
lO4 hounds she has advanced 10 1876 pounts-hay-
ing gained thirty-one pounds in seven months sand
is now able 10 be about her work. In short, she be-
lleyes that VEGETINE has neen the means OF saving
her life, and that she cannot say too much In Its
praise. If 1t peases you 10 make use Of this state
ment YOU are at liberty TO do so. She has taken
fifteen bottles and is still using II, mo can safely
1t as a great blood-purifier.
Yours, respectfully.
JOSEPH L. BUTLER.