An Encouraging Letter

It isn't very often wc give our readers any of iho uiauy cowmendations whioh we are dnly reeiiving for the receipt book, but wo take the liberty to quote the following : Kastfohd, Conn, Jnly ai, 1SNII. Mr. K. A. Beal, Etq. - Lear f-ir : I am the l'reston of the firui of Preston Bob. & Hrown, l'rovidtnee, It. I. Have been in the wholesale fruit aDd grocery business there for the last thirty years. I firstutarted business thora, and having good luuk suecceded well, tlien admittcd hij own brother and brother-in-Iaw. I aui at Eastford, in the town I was born in, on a vacation visiting fatlier, motber and .sister. I've been troubled with rheumati.sm for ycars, (herefore 1 am always in search of some reui'jdy, and rcading a medical book which iny HÍstcr bought of an agent, Dr. (üiiiso, author, 1 find several valuable receipt, not only for rheuinatism but for a largo nuinbcr of di.-orders, and find it a very valuable work on the medical departtnent, and am nurpri.sed to find that there is but one of' the 8th cditioo and one of the iatest or last cdilion in the villagc, and thosc two being all ui the place are eonlinually loan ed and nearly worn out, but Htill I c.un't Ijuy eitlier for love or money. I have owned Dr. Warren' ukmIÍikiI book, of Boston, for year, aod U'l n vi'ry vuluable book, but the rio.) is mueh to high f r ¦ ¦¦ tn ni ni fíttirily iikíiIÍimI book, and llr. LJhaae's, I think.isjaxt tbo one every faniily should have. Al all eMOta, I am bound to havo ono, aiil thal liastfnril, or the pooile Melding tlwre, Hhall bo iho WNM of not less than a dozen belbre I return to my inuiiMH in Proriilenoe. I am uing sonic )f the rocix!H for rheumttics that nrc not ui lr. Warrrn's, aml il' Üw.y "ur(' me I'll inliiit uno huiiilii'ii dolíais if I ilun'l wil (00.