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Litchfield enquirer., 1871-08-03
B MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. ?

It is rumored that Prince fBiSmaruk has been created Duke of Luxemburgablb
 The epidemic among the New York street car horses still defies the veterinary, sur- geons. '''-'''''''4'' VI"
 Southern Wisconsin will only have one- half of an average crop of, wheat. Rye. oats, barley, and corn are good. 'iSls
 Nineteen Haytians have been arrested in Fort au Prince for : :cannibalism.
 A proposition is seriously considered to hang portrait O. Charles Sumner, up in the legislative hall of Hayt:.B a' oa1
 The executive Council of Boston have voted to pay $72, 900 toward enabling the Trustees of Boston Hartford 'and Erie Railroad to obtain possession of the road.
 Gov. Hawley, of the Conrdsl. and Brom. ley of the Post, are of the editorial excus. sson to Duluth and the Wipnepeg country.
 Peter McCoun, Frenchnsn. awas ar. rested in Newark. Monday on She. charge of m!nrdering his daughter, who has been missing sometime. a' 8akiDo Azew
 A moral hotel keeper in the Schnylkill valley has posted in his bar room c pla- card: "Young Men and Boys are forbid. den to occupy these seats. They will find Good" 1s3 e'3& A ao5ks0 AWu7 AF1EaN
 The people of Ohio are to vote in Octo. Der whether or no constitutionaI cdnven. tion shall be called. Both party State con. yentions have advised afirmativelv.sl The vania. 'S'- @S'a@' 'e'l '''3Ail sa'I seI0hsl wc- .sa 8J3 1e 11o caBt5g afr otds
 Information from California indicates that the prospects of the Repnblichk1s for carrying the State elections next fall are very hopeful. Sargent is sure of re.alSction to Congress, and Senator Coles reelection IS also anticipated.
 At the election this fall in Texas the peo. pie will vote upon the proposition 10 di. iyide the State into ithfee JtaEsso9 IfEfk aaid that the Democrats now sopposeo aiRision. while the Republicans generally. favor it. as 1t will be likely to give them at least two more United States Senatofs. s9'4fn
 1u. 5.s.o3aia asJiaa9a .szoda edl '1ss7a
 A daring express robbery was committed on the Mobile and Ohio railroad, Saturday night. Three men got on the express car just as 1t was leaving Moscow, ovetpQwered the messenger. and taking $20O0O. from
 1T sS TSc7eS e'sis : 1os ''''e- " -AsS'su'iast
 A bold robbery was that in St Louis on Tuesday, where two men jumped. into the delivery wagon of the United States ex. press company, gagged the driver and made of with $3, 300 in railroad bonds. It is said it was put-up job,s and the mes. senger and driver have been arrested. It is said in Paris, both by Legisimists and Orleanists, that the proclamation of the Count de Ohambord has ruined lby far the best chance the MonarchicaI patty has had since 184S, and that the hopes 6e the elder branch must now be set at rest for several years to come. ati al 10 man
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-08-03

forgive you. +s@ -d ,5'25i.G .
 Bat what were you doing here, Lucy?' said Jack, k,-he had thanked her, it seems, in satisfactory way, with his eyes, that Fl did not know? It wasn't music, was it?' .aa4 @.lse3 .41~r rI"F ..-J-D1Io - -
 Mo- said Katey, except that Miss spof- forth gives me, now and then, a. lesson. She plays beautifully t--
 And it is not science, said Dick; for, in my laboratory, make such an awful smell and smoke that I should choke any woman except Miss Canidia Pecker and the Social Sense old Blues.' nl ae'
 'Then what was it?' again urged Jack.
 God bless herP cried that dear Mrs. Bulliman. She was aiding me, buying her own stores, and making bandages and charpie for the wounded, and preparing the Boxley Down box for Col. Lloyd Lind say and the national society in aid of the sick and wounded in this dreadful warv
 Think, Jack, said Lucy, think for a moment of the hundreds of poor men who lie in agony; of the wounds, the fever, and the pain; and of the thousands of poor wid- ows! And I shall be soldiers wife, Jackr =. eg -
 God bless you, and forgive me, Lucy! But why, cried the jealous-pated swain, why did you not tell mel? "
 Because should not let my right hand know what my left hand does; and you, Jack. are my right hand!'
 P. Sits all right now! Jack and Lu. cy are as fond as ever; and Katey-well, Dick is an uncommonly good fellow; and I'm so glad that live .'Next door to Bul. liman s!'--1ransatldntic Magazine g5g
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-08-03

The ''local'' of the, Chicago Repu6licasl says: 'sThe newest method of making an honest living is to go round at night with an accomplice, and play tom-cat under the windows of irascible bachelors. Then they throw boots and boot jacks, and hair brush. es, and crockery, and d-and things at you, and you pick them up and sell them fol old rags. We got part of q bedroom sei worth $7.50 last night, and tonight we are going back to get the rest of it.''
 Safeguard against fita-deal at slop, shops. su es. r.ss f.sess.. ...
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PRINDLE'S PATENT
 NTaIleab1e Iron Lifting or Wagon Jack.

The attention of Farmers and others using Carriages, Wagons and Carts is respectfully called adjusted, is light (s4 ib, strong, and being made scholy of iron is veyg durable, will sustain any reasonable weight and cannot get out of repair. About 300 of them have already been sold in three towns. Price $2.50 each
 Town, County and State rightsfor sale.
 Address l.. B. PRINDLE, Bantam Falls, Conn,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-18

Thie lat ineuy uoes ~. .iii. es.,... enor
time, but it produces perfect and permanent cures
OF the worst cases of Chronic Nasal Cat arrh and
/ WiH pay $500 REGARD TOR case that canno OF care
Cold in the headD and Catarrhal Headache are
cured with a few applications. If you have dis
charge IRON the nose, offensive otherwise, stop
ping up of the nose at times, partial loss of the
sense of smell, taste or hearing, eyes watering or
weak, feel dull, have pain pressure in the head
you may rest assured that you have Catarrh
Thousands annually, without manifesting half of
the above symptoms, terminate in Consumption
and end in the grave No disease is so common
more deceptive or less understood by physicians
will send my pamphlet on Catarrh to any address
free. Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is now
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.
Price so cents. Sent by mail, postpaid on receipt
of6O cents, or four packages for two dollars. BE.
ware OF co,tnterf,its and corthiess limitations See
tha' my prirate Stamp, which is a pOsitire Qtardn.
tee Of genuineaess, is upon the outside wrapper.
Remember that this private stamp, issued by the
United States Government expressly for stamping
my medicines, has my portrait, name and address.
and the words ~. s. Certificate of Geruineness"
engraved upon it, and n ed not be mistaken. Don't
be swindled by travellers and others, representing
themselves as DIR. Sage; am the only man now
living that has the knowledge and right to manu-.
facture the genuine DR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
and never travel to sell this medicine
" PIERCE. NJ. D.,
l33 Seneca street, Buffalo, n. Y
nyv2l.3mlawdxw
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SEWING MACHINES !!

CEO. W. JONES continues to sell the WEED
VI FAMILY FAVORfrE recently Improved
Sewing Machines. These machines are warranted
to do any and all kinds of WORK that can be done
on any mtchine yet made-as much Of it and In as
good style. No better machines in the country.
Also the ORIGINAL HOWE IMPROVED. Good
oueh for any one. All machines warranted for
hve years. Call at JONES', the Oldest Sewing Ma
chine Agency in the County of kennebec.
Dec. IA, 1871. decl5-rlw
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BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Ia the best in the trorld--
perfectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous; no
no ridiculous tints or rdisagreeable
odor The genuine Wm A Batchelor's Hair Dye
produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or natural
Brown, leaves the hair clean. soft beautiful; does
not contain particle of lead any injurious COM
pound. Sold by all druggists. Factory, Is BOND
STREET Ny. oct3-t&wly
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T INEN SWITCHES, Hair Braids, and Curls at
IL nov25-t3m MRS. DECKER'S,
Hallowell.
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FRlGHTfUL ACCIDENT.
Terrible Termination VI Balloon Ascen'
sion.

sion.
LOUISVILLE. October 2. 1871. Last Satur'
day evening, near Paoli. Orange county. In
diana, Professor Wilbur made arrangements
for u lmloon ascension. He was I" hc a.
companicd by Geo H. Knapp, editor of the
Orange County Union. Just rs they were
about getting in the balloon. the cords gave
way. and they made II spring for the car.
but OILY succeeded in grs-ping the ropes
As the balloon rose. Knapp let Z" and Tell
Il, a height of about thirty feet. without ser
ious injury. Prof. Wilbur held Oh and nj
,cmp,ed TO climb into the bnsket, but was
unable to do SO. and The balloon shot up
rapLly. with the aeronaut clinying below.
The spectators were thrilled with horror ut
the terrible scc.c, which ended in II dreadful.
manner. At the height Of about one nile
the doomed man l~scd lis hold and came
wnrling 10 the earth. At the height he had
attained he looked like small stick. about
Il foot long. As lie approached the earth ~
WAS coming down feet foremost. then spread
| out horizontally, then doubled up and nrn
ed over, then Strengthened out. head down
ward. and us he struck the earth he fell up
on his head and hack. lie was mashed into
an indistnyuishublc mass. and the bod,
bruised and crushed horribly. The con
cussion was SO great that half gallon o
| clothed blood was thrown from his mouth
The body made an indcnturc in the sr"un'
about eight inches deep, and rcb"undcd t
about four feet from where it struck. IL
add to the painful character of the accident
Prof. Wilbur's wife and little daughter wer
on the ground. and witnessed tho 'crri"'
affair. The remains of the unfortunate ma
were properly cared for and buried Al Paol
Yesterday afternoon.
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The NceslN Russian Noble.

A story Is trumpcd up for the occasion OF
the visit of the young Prince Alexis I" the
United States. and told in eastern circles. |
which may amuse for moment the western |
reader. It is 10 the effect that young sc'""
Of the Russian nobility man ,gcd :" r""
away from home some eighteen or twenty
wears ago. and in his pcregrinations reached
America. fIcre he got out Of money. ~"
was reduced to the utmost extremity. being
compclled to sell the few va:ua''les he had
to get bread, having n" letters. aid being =
stranger in u strange land In want, ana
almost in rags. the pr"digal was DESTROYS OF
returning home. and in desperation threw
himself on the kindness Of lady whom he
hal met in society. She had faith In him.
although Others had .nst him off when his
N. ans tailed, as he had no proof he was the
person he represented himself I" be. She
listened, believed. and prepared to assist
him. Having bu, little ready money. she
gave him valuable jewel. which he was l."
dispose nr and keep the proceeds. Full at
gratitude The young man departed. v"winE
| In3l SUDuiu wv AoIuS Ss'' S''''e'' wv
amply compensated. Several years passed
and the laiy heard nothing Of him 1nqu'~
ries were made by her husband concerning
the Jewel, and ashamed t. acknowledge the
use she had put it to. she said she had '"s'
it. At length, one day. a package reached
her through, the Russian Legation at Wash
inyton. It contained u set of fine emera'd>,
and cape and muff of magnificent furs, will
an autograph letter from the Russian She
hal aided, telling her that he had reached
his home, and was now in a situation I" &C
; knowledge the debt he owed her. Hero til.
matter ended. The lady is the mother ="
, blooming daughters. an was put in quite :
huttcr lately hy discovering that her kus
sian pro,cge having through the death o
those near to him, 'ecome the titled owne
: If vast estates, was spoken Of rs one OF tn
, most distinguished m"mhcrs ut the suite "
: the Grand Duke A'cxis. ." his intended v's'
D to this country. "Wh0 knows what MI"
come of i,?'' say the goss'ps.-N. 7. to-
i. Cin COmmfrci"I
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sIAKEsPEARE AND THE BIBLE.

Shakespeare constantly reminds us OF the
Bible; and when n passage comes 10 mind.
the nriy;, OF which is uncertain, II common
impression - that il must belong either 10
the Bible or the great poet; and no other
author excitcs the same feeling in an equal
degree. There are some curious parallel
passaycs which show that the bard Of
Avon" was familiar with the Scriptures,
and drew from them many Of his ideas.
For instance: ..-
F 'O,hcllo.-" Rude nm in my speech"
- i. Bible. -''Rut though bc rndein speech"
q Cor. xi. o. a...s.-
Witches in Macbeth" Show his eyes.
and gricvc his heart" .@z"
Bible Consume thine eyes, and grieyc
b. thine heart" Il Sam. ii. 3D.
Macbeth. - Lifc's but . walking
Bible Man walketh in vain show.
;" MacIc,1.~"w We viii die with harness on
our tncK."
Bihie.-.. Nicanor lay dead In his har.
ness" T. Nc. xv. c6.) s
,s.f .DanQuo.--. Woe To tho land that y gov.
erned Ivy Achild."
Bible. Woe 10 thee, O land, when thy
king 10 4 child.' Ecclcs. <. 16.
TImOn Of Athens. Who can call him
- hjs friend that dips IN the tame dish Z"
t7fs0 Bible. -. He that dipeth hls hand with
me In the dish. the saane shall beirsy me.
Similar parallel passages might beqIoted
by scores; and We will finish W asking on
readers u turn 10 the play Of . TrDilns and
yCee4ojda." l. Z. and zee what IN aoOiraDle
pcrspbrsse Il II 81 Luke XXI s.. %
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In Philadelphia. thu other aay. two wo-
men exhibited marvellous degree Of super
st;tion. They called ut the police station
and asked ii there were any dead bodies NJ
the Merguc. Learning there was one. thai
Ut drowned man, she requested that priv
ilcgc he given her to my one of the dead
mans hands upon her goi'ered neck. remark
ing nj the same time shc knew Of person
who, by the hands Of dead man. had hccn
relieved of the complaint. The request was
granted, and the hand Of the corpse was
three times applied to the afflicted t'cck.antl
without further ceremony the females left
for their homes.
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Il Letter fiOMs lGiliiaDs Penn.

The Friends Reciew publishes the fol.
lowing quaint old letter from William
Penn, written l., 1903 The bother Of bust
ness seems to have been as troublesome in
those days rs in these. The Edward Pen
nington spoken of was the Second Survey
or. General Of Pennsylvania
"3R,sroL. 9th 81 mo, '0S.
DEAR FRIEND: Ihavc rot heard from thee
of long time, but by letter from P. Ford
from London, that my Bills are protested,
for SO small sum US 3l5 lbs.. Or there
abouls, drawn on thee, s. Jenninns, &c.
wich has done lnc We grcatese Injury in my
Credit ever sustained, tho the boot prom
Used me by thee, J. Langburst and Or:
Jones was never payed me. nor f*rihins
allowed me for my expenses to England.
s. for yc suit agst Id. Baltimore which the
Government engaged that l should be
paved, & though I have some thousands
due to me upon We score Of quit rents. This
makes my heart heavy, and my way dull to
you Vt finde after all my expenses, Suffer
ings and losses, I am no more VALUED or re.
garded. DR. Fred. In u strange place !
should not meet with 50 mean treatment.
But shall say no more at present ut vt.
this comes by son Of Isaac Pennington
| and my DR. Deceased wifcs half Ror whom
I have made Survr Genll being nn.hems'i
coll, more than trading, he gave 1t ove'
having also great losses. l desire thee and
fr,ls. cntrcat him kindly, & let him horde I"
a good housc. for truth and entertainment
lie has much to say. in my name, alou
Divers things, vt "re in his instructions t
be particular upon, to whom l refer thee. 1
in whom hope thou and frds will hnd'
satisfaction, whcih with my love IN yc trutl
to thee and thy honest wife, & truly goos
frds. is all now from ---..- -
'Thy assured friend -.+5 " )" L.
(Endorsetl,: Bristol 81. 2lo %, from
William Penn per Elw. Pennington, WHOM
met ut Burlington, Is, emo %. III
addressed on cs'ver): : For my esteemc
Friend Small Carpenter Mt Philadelphia. "
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The mischievous sensationalist who pre-.
dicted tidal wave forty feet high, to sweep
over the entire southern coast. is RESPONSE
bic for a tremendous excitement in the
threatened rcginn. The people oil along
the North Carolina cs,nst are holding prayer
meetings night and day. hoping thus I"
avert the supposed impending calamity.
Many are j"ining the Church, ard general
religious feeling prevails.
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Hoyle. the apostle Of whist, under the old
dispensation. is said 10 have died full 81
wears and l,onors. York Ecening Pm.
This is not true. He has merely Taller,
asleep, waiting for the last trump Nea
York World
''Wonder if the grave digger held 'fn'
hand Of spades Louiseills Courier Journ"!
lie doubtless me. the deuce with grim
acc-CAic"go l0st .-..-....
We trust no other journal ::i'l follow
suit in this wrc,ched game Of club wit A
We make it, there should I've but four knavc
in any pack.-I';tts1urg Commercial.
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Seven hundred Assistant Assessors OF In
tcrnal Revenue have been discharged since
last Oct,bcr, under the law consolidating
Internal Revenue districts. The p"y 81
these officers in the Northern States is five
dollars day while working. and six dollars
per day in the Southern States. BY this re
duction the annual saving :" the Govern
ment is over 4 million of dollars.
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Lumber, Lath and Shingles.

OsCONNOIt ~ CO.,
VxyNITE PINE STEAM SAW MILL AND LUM
w BEK YARD, on Main street cnst Ut Catholic
Church. Deer Lodge City. are prepared u furnish
every description VI lumber need for building Or min
ing pnrlOres ut the shOtest notice. either 1t the
ing mining camps. 4 sH
We xse prepared to furnish to order any length Of
franilg timber lOist sindding and rcaptg ny to Is
feet IN icn:th. AFRO, any thickncre of finishing
LUMBER FOX DOORS AND SASH.
Shingles and hath win always be gu band 1t the
yard and mill, Teady 10 Gll orders. We have now IN
hald aud ut our mill over l5NO feet u choice nssot
"a lumber.
~ Give N 4 cal and examine onr ftock.
- Pe,rOnr wrAing orders illcd can be nccO'nn'o.
dated BY calling on J. g. Wilcox. Deer Ledge City, Or
- n ., TUOS. II. OCONNER.
]. n uARrWELl~
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The following appeal appears In the 4
vcrtising columns Of an English p''"':
TO CHRISTIANS "A young III ~. never had
the blessing If the use Of his limbs. rn.'
leing set on we: grass, earnestly s'ir''s =:
postage Stamps. In return he will scnI.
free, six hest nickel silver traspo ms a''
tongs To any part Of London"
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The Sal del Rey, the great salt Lake 81
Texas. is an Immense bed of sal. about Nv
miles in circumference, which Is ID 'sc'icvc''
to be mex haustahle. rs the process "fpr'!nc
ton is constantly going IN. Tie pr'S"A'
income derived from this great natural s'i
mandatory is reported u he only ss'."''
annually; but it is said that the Mcx'ra .
formerly Collected = revenue of SiOltO'i
taxes on the product Of the lake.
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Robert, DedmAn, the brave prisonsr Who
.. . ,npbly fought 70 stop the Oreak . .re
!. tiirrs n. II ,ieute tenant Governor Dcnses anu
, 1ass,,y. was pard0ned and restored ~ ciii.
s~n>l,ip b. - Beard Of R1rdon C0mmls.
ahonn9AI t# .EFAY ~ ssF+8*28-H HAS R# Rs9 s38f
fyrssNa Hi .8# .aaA5 6sRA# Asse6f ]
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Important to Miners.
MINERAL LAND SURVEYS

HAVING bten appSintal Deputy surveyor of -
Ii esal lands for the whole Territory Ut MohAr1l
authorized u plAks minrrAl land surveys Tor paes
In.ier the ct. Ut C0ngvrs Of July 36,h, lsdtk ~
luly nh lb7O. 98Ua i#s5Aa
mary survey hAa breu executed BY myself. -.
Keep IN hsAsl MI the hltnlas that ars rsQnbdT
.,Aktng applications. -
]. AN FsqRAits isO0(s cn be isade before mo = y
ims a making the preliminary s1rysy.e i. -.
Fur cost 81 suiye.s. publication Tees, &c. CAL "
4! ad0lesr me- 6 helena. u. T.. aaN n
No cha1gsr made for advice Or information. -
Once On Btcckci ridge neAr Rodney street. -
! ,IoksvSi. - = ono. II FOOfk
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The Secretary Of Masonic Lodge IN
Rockingham, Va, was recently ordered |"
produce in court the hook in which the
minutes Of the lodge were kept. lie refused
and was threatened with imprisonment for
contempt. The Judge spike in strong terms
If the evil Of societies passing resolutions
and orders that are liable to come in conflict
with the law Of the land, and expressed his
intention Of enforcing the law against III
such proceedings Finally. sitter . long and
heated argument between the attorneys,
they agreed to accept N aitested copy Of
the minutes, and the Secretary was released.
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A picture Of life IN Nexicn Two gentle
men Of the highcst rank meet IN the evening
N The capital. s.What O'Clock is.it. scnorl''
politely asks tho iirst The other stops,
draws bis reyslvef and coyers his interlocu.
NJ. then takes oas ~ W1lcti and gives lhe
desired infDrunaiiOn. Nuntee 90 shanks
number two. without lhe lest surprise os
ruunaatrance q to uoo0aSoO Of precautiop.
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Is,s,..s Hydraulic NOzxlcs, etc.
R.-ccivad last evening per EXPIRES. f,om SIN Fran
e.. O. an Invoice Ut California llydauiic Nozz1cs,
thrr Reg aud lce Box Cocks. A full supply
Mtf STRANG 4 RICHARDSON.
II. "&#, : = @E.@E@F Deer Lodge,
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Guarantee with Every Piano
We manufacture. for i've years the parchase1 run 10
rick, -.tz.5+E : -. s& tFt
~ Don't fail to write for our Pamphlet whch~e
mail tree, and when YOU write state what paper yos
-nw this notice In.

n B-We caution the public from purchasing
Cheap Pianu, which has beeu reveal ypUt IN tue Nm
ke,. brarn. the nam. "AriOn.' All genuine AnA
Pianos bear the name ''Patcnt AriU, and can only "
pn,c,asef from our New York Ware ROnhs, " our
authorized Agent. throughout the United SsaseA
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We Have lust Published
WY An "lll>A< T.

our r,nf,,s are superior to aev In the market
Our AMPLE, contains ei.ravings Of all the differ
cut IL instruments that we Manufacture, giving
full ,sc, ,li,., of ra, 80 TINT a.y2tn can s*lc,
the .t,l. they u., desire 10 uer with the as.nsanS
tina, they will receive just ~ rood piano ~ II they
w.ie in our ware rooms 10 select u. We hnve s0M
over Five Thoura,d Pianos. many ri them heW
shppl great distances. ard we have never ye. celv
I'd Inc first complaint. A. We give written