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MINING NEWS.
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Special Dhpateh fa 1's tnftaao Ttibe.a+.
nOsTt,1. Mass., june s..-tn mining .h.,,,
Frllnhth, ndvnnctsl I, 10 L.: Crcscrut. i. !" ~
QuIncy.s, to'r; Alloex fro, "a to u. ilar,h,.
declined X, to II: fMnAnxa l,rvcls,ptncnt !: :.
4;s Sur Pedro Il. to Al; Sullivan i, In ~,
Uaccola =, 10 n.
T. tGd trtsttrn As1oci.,,r,l f'rrsa
DosTnN, Junu ..-sifmlng stocks closed n, III.
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RAILWAY 1tO..L1S9-9TOC

No net nnsscu Mt tho TITO session las 0ttraotcu
more attention III railroad circles thnn tho
Chattlotl llouso hl rendering va!i! loases. hall.
,erts, md conditional sacs uf rntlwny ro!lliig-
stock. Tho uct makes II ncw lien In law on rttt-
why ruling stuck In favoruf tho mn.,nfaetnrcr
or builder thorrnf, ns ,Yat.ist creditors NJ tho
ye,nlce. Tho Hen runs Tor four yours only n1ld
Is not renewable. 1t,tora mt infect tuxcs In nny
wny, however. tho companies bcuR rcIlIllreA TO
llat and return s,ich property rot tnxnuon, tho
t.,s suIr ows 81 ii rg &C. PS n its stts III sos
it tlrclnrc.. that conditional tnles OF tho
p5opsE.y thor" orr ~ e'son' tn;sts s'Sta '.1sS "ni
S purposes chattcl norip,gcs running four yoars.
Or two ycnrs !nnper thnn n chnttcl-tnnrtgAEr
rrty. The ,,,irsion OF vnlld Hens MI pur.",,al
prupcrty, w,rrn possession thereof russos trotn
on!tur o,,a IT, taIt,pr A. wiib. coloni raj" 4" POI.
sUtlai;y Oh payments ut stated iisllts u'fords NJ,
protection to tho vuntler, Anoe property th!is
anl vnrious otl,cr casualties vory detrimental
to tho Interests Of tho Wonder. whose only rune. ,
liz ~ anont mnx or nytents stc Is tau voaeo i
subjected to the satisfaction nr third parties
eats ore thc ysir 1Ssyan Sr iii s ir',.
f,icc.l, II luis been s, IN tho Interest OF tlnpe.
e,1nIGus md str,,REllng rnways. tii!at,lo 10 Iay
nariiinx as my incasure in the 1.eglslnt4ro, and
landed On the stntute"booE Ill lilo iol'oW'hs
| abnpe:
AET render YHiTI ltakG4, p1tIfGnEa NuA CQHu-
| tot,ni nnlts III rAtjrny rolling stuck.
EEt:TnS l. Ir ii rncttt. rtc., III NIL cnses wi.ere my
fniiwny* stE bu in!iverc tu nriy nrsf ~ nrN4!,s.
therguf un.yor eHte. ailmont Cufl!itiunl sale. ur
Ssher contrnGt providing lint tho tste To tho sntne
Or cu1IItt,tai vau,ler Until rt,na.nns fulfilled &C,
t6nIl bS hei md conadarru to bs E1ind, yatad mud
ba II %M n sS ~ @ essy sS5 sa Ii
sons wistsos1er. when tho sanis Sta!i ~ fvSics;l
a. hsrsinsfHr nrnvtied. Ths pr'vIsann n
| thEa MI ni,ntl apply only to snl0s made by
il 1,irsiaiice he1r1! s,nl! Nnua sr !niEar poslut
tJintl fur years nor nlnit my tCA EntstrGs he 70.
nnwcti And Il rtin bD tic tity Of Tho managers ne
iii sich cOt;ura list and rstur tet, prGpcrtY
asnSs t.sr avn so!ilts st.sk Il ih!s SUITE nun.
circt Null bo xla8d t,y tho ies7or, n!InF. con-
ditiunal vUiitnr u,,d hy tho chsec, bailsp, nr cnn
oter q tra, o their ngrn,s II tliG sn,nt
u Ut rrni uld xt,I be iled e!
record III tic rrneprs UiiIce VI enpll tijAHty ttgt
, 1881-06-03

scnat0r Needles, by hill, hAs scaurt1 tho de-
cnpitntlUll OF llrgn rln,hor VI public ndntn-
srIt0t5 who hAve AttachcA themselves u tho
body politlo liku hnru,clcs to tile kool Ut slip.
Iltrcnftcr theso elllcA!s nre 10 la appointed by
tho Governor. one In each county In tho Statp.
tho appolnsncnts to bc tnalle Gvtorv tho Iirsi
uppo!ntotss to hnid fur four year. Tho n0w
uet also cOntulns y wholesome pruvaSlon
on the subject Ut public 4uMintatratuIs' bonds,
uNutr tho old rtgIEie, thGso pffiuiA!a xavu u
general bond, covering their tnIelinit c0ntiuu-
, 1881-06-03
COMMERCIAL.

The following were thorccc'pts and sapmcnu
Of lcatlug articles 0f produces N 'h,s e''y W.,
lug the twonty-fo fonr hours e'ldlh4 ~ oe,us. ss.
rhurxtay morning md fur tho coftesPoa'us
tiNC n yOnr NQO:
, 1881-06-03

IIrCt. hclNr NttnG AUItsLY Ill inc SNlNlH
snsK ST., ~ ~ ~ ;dvesunr x tnko ccasoI 10 iii
ui1 10 tho cups. I '
pES1TESTIAR1Es.
Under an net M Of tho 10, rocont Legislature, tho
ssero'se police bowers on grounds.
,.,v.c
TIN rhor,naev net. M wt,,so @ ol,lcot moy be brcny
,atea % as intended d., to check tho earcer OF enrc.
less md occasionally dcath-aca.ns druggists, Is
ofs 1ea!tn npn aes s' ' whe,sar It viii accomplish q.
much good in the way Of r!'sdiu3 tho state Of
lnoompotent drsslsts a. tno o'of net n','on mas N
soprcssux aaaeks o enar"1@s nm n mo s .a
lnc; Fe,n%,s sn;'a. to 10 'oSo''p'o ''' u 'D'
a.: a. a r. - sssssso the Practice Of hnrmaoy In the
s;a.s :, 'n9,; f. ,natt etc., Tint /, sa,, no, be
awiaI tor m; T. perso Other tbs, tss'.!sred lhs7.
ps. a. = ,s.a. sn n t. s IT iss aySs
q .so!s $ Sstes II nsiSS s:SHs;xtj sstj
sa s,sT5s v;,Ij', IA; SS; NJ
4 sf e +, os s;t,,sl 1ss;s5 w;,s +
'% 'sssns n: g. ;s $
Il s is s' 'stss 4 81 ss:S::
se;e # ''nS: a T. n IT, IT, 1Sss na .
e isS II ssasgt' and o''o'' or 'o"' Do ''ee'
x.s s
ens II IT, 1Ss
ss sss!sE'y 'nsS1Sosa'sd eesaa OF 'e''0' Or 0''F'
.Gns nass a
s$sS A. ss s s$
rHspas rSa1esy !a!snsfser lSs h.ssa
II rs % II sSss asr
u Tarassy t as;' pS:',sf m, .on,.u,
ri hs ,,c seh"c shni a1roint ss pssans
NJ !S:; ss S$$;s:s r
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VI s q IT, rS Fl IS 9Th M 1snT aa
~ s sss
II sss1o" y msy na ~ EfSa :. II ust A,ra:.
shall annnaly rsprt atsc.y e ss y Y. ,s .sn-
ss .ss9 H. 'iYSs Ss.J Sss,
Ehsaaey = sstss s q s !
eas as5sat9r, to ill an5 vasansls* which shall
0fsaS . 'H shy pss5 ss!a oar, .ln within thirty day.
sioa q fss.;isas sserets3y f;,a +
s sG S f y u IT, tsss #
s o se5sts"' IL as II
:: ss' u Il s % g as
perso,,s v!olatlnR s rfoy!snn.i rst'Il annually L
s s a"a ss s' II
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i # sSs 1;nd9 f. 5syss i. a as #
1e u hsssa %ss,nss as cy & sfefx a ~
sS; SS$S t: " 's n
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siso specify sncii facls saia pSfsons sha caiai
, 1881-06-03

sa ss,ls,ce. s Il to w Wait @ lis distance II rS ior
iu obsUryu,l i n0llce Of 81: lacnbs t!it IN ,iis
SiMM.larl, n'M sent IT,, t. v: y. ghnpnss,,',s ~,
ill.,, liz applied It to IFS foot, al..l III two
llOurs lie was abie 10 walk aer0sa uls street;
iii two lays tIls pain had ei'trcly d!sap.
peaseu. l'lp foregoing arc strictly tt'e facts
gellt, and liz Wilt certify to this ut any time.
, 1881-06-03

Dir. AMes Ia entitled To whatevar credit may
attach to having rassuta bill which pcr,uta tho
establishment pf Probate Courts IN counties OF
1UUW population or oyer, instead OF 100,000 Or
over, ~ tornerly, II Applies particularly 10
LII Sallu n1,l 1T, Clalr Counties, which havo tho
Te4iujslt iultber vt Inhabitants Ntltlur Tho new
act, aud will hereaftur hnvu Probate Courts,
, 1881-06-03

rh, orat House bIll to become n law WIS ono
tn,r,sl,,rt.l ny Mr.. Weber. which amends sco.
i NJ tho Tark act of l81n hy providing TINS
where property Is devised. granted, ho'''cathn',
or conveyed to tho Park Contnfs*lthprS i1r -.
driveway tho cost ur tho triHt11vG1cilI snnlI na
mid ny sppc|Rl nsaessnent un tho pFnl,arty bene'
ii;rtl, Rnt nut, ~ llcrclofore, by Tcnera' tsAa-
, 1881-06-03

nn,c II, ,,,,,,-tbnt II, until rtn,rrl l,y tho
f;Uyrruor, finder tho INV, they VIII l"'
ot,linc,l 10 utvr uc,,urn lnd ai tsIn, ny rss
iii rerfurmltrr Df il,rfr .lttIcs .lur!nE their
fot1r-ycnrt terms. In MAdl'tnn ~ my. fllc
Court may rctH,rc tho n7ttnl hotlu IN each ease.
, 1881-06-03

SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
s!r. COwen succeeded In amending tho School
law 10 a. to provide fur tho honluation Of
School Directors, or members VI the ijoaEd Of
, 1881-06-03
pEN1rESTIAR1ES.

Under nn net OF tho recent Legislature, tho
authorities ut Joliet and Chester will tlcreaftcr
exercise police powers on pcntcatiary grounds.
, 1881-06-03

Withdrawn from etorO u"tsnh -. -, hurley,
c.ty consumptlou: i,5oo tu corn, ioi' u" .o ,,ors
The Following gr,tn wits 'i,spet'e" .,.rs Ma rsd
winter whent, cars lower grades, ca. nsmrs.
1tS Cltp ma spring. 70 cars No W., ~, :, md
5ootou. cars nj grade I'LL wheat; sa - s Mil
hlnD hi No. corn, III Uars and .hIW ~ =, ca1
ire,i. II cars now to, ~ cnrs He" AZ ,.,rn,:
md HO bu rejected, ~ cars no ssa"o ~ sr. re.
=, -. ~ ,zh,te cats. NJ cars No. tnifetl ~ ;, IA
Icotc.l f1at1 outs), car No. ! rye. chf W. r,tL
enrs rt]ucted; i Ours low grnlo oa.,e' 10 ,ya pu
flSN cars, $4,000 bl. Inspected o... ~ ~, bar.
whoat, aIS,770 bu corn, s5o D" os's' ''''
Icy. ucrc less of0
Yesterday. iruytsioIia were uu 49,, ,houeh lhs
with the greatest weakness ~ sa' tn Liverpool
whcut wus ru,her hoavy, oWlus 10 ward nu with
III tho West small shipments ~ 'sn~arI eo'aI leu
rc,..tnts nore. and pufststeht :, ,.tu,s 10
,,oncv In En1iaud, whero tho peolar .,, failure
~, rortn.i" with assurances o1 es"r 'a,ns es.
w w this aldo of tho wntcr. Inc '.s ~" n,srktA
mem NJ wonkuoss ho1e proaalliy !" ..aovrpept
sa1,,"s m IN tho forward I.,,t a wert
shn shipments Of tho mi, Thb
noiuR very amRIl tnus ,s., ,he clNas
N iutuypsotcd by some To aca" ~ ". Snrtbcr objch
hus Let ~, and has theFe'oso ..s ~ uatkc4 &nH
III shipping tho property ~ ~" .,'o ursIwcts Iot
tno reocat raLus will improve .uS y,, ia.t antuu''
spring wheat, but no! tnnr srn MI though quote.
Corn was fu'rly active an acr ~ pric,+ for shsa
Sa1., II ~ moyiug out freely, quo n,l,rs, Uasa
w.. tntcn Yesterday tur large .s..,,tp u ~
49, st,...1;er. owing to u ANAL 1,rnatLgesA
n,.,,. Iivo was dull snn nop,nuL
snd barley lI,llo better x,,Sr,;s s>laW fo
Al,.sa pprk closed lpo lower ~ iari cioEo1
isaq s lower Ut slea sss,t s,' s'ss rs i
lowe" u tos ~ 1u'y G.r JnIy .pa r. 70
sMo lower, at ti,u.. Fixed .e sleady." s"s
CLIO tes August. eofa e'ons3
, 1881-06-03

Nj, Allen wns tho nuthor of an act which per-
mits any purity to havo a copy OF tho order ro-
,l.nntiu8 cal,scs from tho Appellate or Supreme
cnlrt by paying his own costs uf suit. 1t !ors
mt in Tho ctst reIeAbe my 0t,e. however, frt'tn
iiu0illty for costs, since execution Gun issae
thOrcEOr ut atly time.
, 1881-06-03

UNITED STATES COAST SURVEY.
Senator Campbell was tho nutlior OF all net to
faeilltuto tho opuratlons OF tho United Statcs
coast and Keolutt0 survey.
, 1881-06-03

AT tho change Ut lt&t lluthInX equals Hop Bit.
tcrn u Rllny al troubles lnoldeut thereto,
, 1881-06-03

The C0'alMtrtal NullttfN says; "The oWao N
tho Teoasury III cycCy dizzy thts week has !cota Il
lnrKaT tlchtor Mt tho Clgnriny. Hnusc. iH the
ahurp market there was a jump IN ltune, W nter,
cs,r no now TtABnn e1Cbpt tue rceent inspection
VI tho road by tho lonld-saKe" llllnn party Tht
market closed with rup0rts that tho Canntia
Southern Directors bud 0lulttod to make dlvi'
uenu ut tho sn00tlnX to-day"
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-17
ADVICE TO A eILDrD YOUTH.

So, Charlie, you tell me that D,isv
Returned from Chicago to-day.
To see her thls evening YOU'RE crazy.
And So Is your rival, Jack Grey.
wal, wen! I'll admit she's beauty
Inc belle OF them all, pom my world
anu yet esteem IL my duty
10 tell you, you're very absurd
10 let any woman so capture
Tour heart that. il you can but gain
An hours tete-a-tete, you re in spture,
But suffer horrible pain,
III she TO another has spoken.
tell you, avoid the whole sexl
They revel In seeing hearts broken:
ln making mems lives complete wrecks.
But If you're determined on going
To call, and you don't want Jack there,
You how To arrange the affair
You know Jack is given to drinking,
But can't stand a very long pull;
You'd drink with him, Cha lie. I'm thinking,
Aud sober be when he got full;
de ne'er was detected refusing
bottle of wine, and you might
Quite easily have the boy snoOzing
In bed. before seven tonight.
And then you can call on her sweetness,
With no fear of Jacks coming nigh.
Don't stop. now, to praise the plans neatness
Or thank me, Go. find Jack! GOOd-b Bye
He's gonel 1t is quite safe to wager
Jack calls on no lady tonight;
But Charlie is not an old stager
Who never was known TO get tight.
In fact, / think essence of barley
Is sure to lay both on the shelf.
With no fear of Jack or of Charlie,
I'll go and see Daisy myself.
Boston Post.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-17
Hiding when the wind goes by,
Thanksgiving.

New York Weekly Tribune.I
He was bouncing big turkey, and they
had hung him by the heels, so that is nose
almost touched the walk just outside the
butchers shop. A little girl was standing
there watching it. You could see that she
was d hungry little girl, and worse than
that, she was cold, to-, for her shawl had 20
do for hood and almost everything else. No
one was looking, and so she put out little
red hand and gave the great turkey push,
and he swung back and forth, almost max
ing the great iron hook creak, he was 80
heavy
"What a splendid big turkeyP'
The poor little girl turned around, and
there was another little girl looking at the
turkey, too. She was out walking with her
dolls, and bad on cloak with real fur all
around the edges, and she had a real muff,
white, with little black spots all over it.
"Good morning, miss" said the butcher.
man. You see he knew the little girl with
the muff perfectly well.
"That's big turkey, Mr.. Martin" EYES,"
said the poor little girl. timidly, she's the
biggest 1 ever saw 10 my life. He must be
splendid to eat
"Poohl" said the little girl with the muff,
she isn't any bigger than the one my papa
brought home for Thanksgiving tomorrow,
L know"
''Could have leg If came for it to-
morrow asked the poor little girl, softly.
"What, haven't you a whole turkey2"
"Never bad one in my life" said the poor
little girl.
"Tnen you shall have this one," said the
little lady with the mutf. "Mr. Martin,
I've got some money in my savings-bank
at home, and my papa said l could do just as
L wanted to with it, and Pm going to buy
the turkey for this little GIRL"
The poor little gi-ls eyes grew so very
large you wouldn't have known them. 81
shall love you always. so much, so very,
very much, and I'll go home for Foxy to
help. Foxy is my brother, and / know we
can carry him."
Invent room to tell you all about it.
bu he poor little giIl got her turkey aid
papa. his Uil
Whats this" he said, "another turkey,
eighteen pounds, $500"
THAT'S all right" said the little girl who
had the muff. II bought him and gave him
to poor little girl who never ate one, and
the money is in my iron bank"
The bank was opened, and there were
just four big pennies in it.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-17
The Ownership OF waterme Ions

LOUISVILLE CORRESPONDENT
Who ever heard of any one being pun
ished for stealing a watermelon? It was
tried once in Tennessee, three or four years
ago. Good old Judge Frazier, of the David
son and Rutherford Circuit, was presiding;
an unlucky negro was the prisoner; q very
young lawyer was defending him. twelve
good men and true were in the box. There
was no doubt that the prisoner had stolen
the melon; the proof against him was rs
clear as MONDAY. His attorney called no
witnesses. but simply arose and said: MAY
it pie ase your Honor and gentlemen of the
Jury, my client is charged with stealing q
watermelon. He does not deny it. But
this is a new crime for our Courts l have
stolen watermelons myself; the chances are
that your Honor has stolen watermelons;
and, gentlemen, I'll agree to set 'em up if
there is man on that Jury who hasn't
stolen watermelon" The Judge jerked
up his head, took off his spectacles and
looked with q startled but smiling stare
upon the young scamp; the jurors nudged
each other and snickered; the spectators
guffawed; but it is needless to say that the
brief argument for the defendant was sue.
cessful one with the honest jurymen.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-17
The Dying Soldier.
(Anon.l


Put me down." said wounded soldier
in the Crlmea, to his comrades who we're
carrying him. put me dow; do not take
the trouble to carry me any further; l am
dying"
They put him down and returned to the
field A few minutes after an officer saw
the man weltering in his blood, and said to
him. Can do anything for your"
Nothing thank you"
"Shsll l get you q little water2" said the
kind hearted officer.
mo, thank you, am dying"
els there nothing 1 can do for your
Shall write to your friends2"
81 have no friends that you can write to
But there is one thing for which 1 would be
much obliged. In my knap-sack you will
And Testament; will you open it at the
fourteenth chapter of John, and near the
end of the chapter you will find verse
that begins with Peace Will you read itr
The officer did SO, and read the words
"Peace leave with you, my peace give
unto you; not as the world giveth, give
unto you. Let not your heart bs troubled
neither let it be afraid"
Thank you. sir" said the dying man. II
have that peace; am going to that Savior.
God is with me; want no more" These
were his last words, and his spirit ascended
to be with Him he loved.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-17
Jews In Palestine.

It is not natural that in these days, when
a large portion of Christendom seems to. be
repenting itself of the tardy Justice which,
after centuries of persecution recognized the
rights of the Hebrew race to live and move
ard have its being, the Jews should once
more turn their ewes toward the land of
their ancestors, and seriously consider
whether 1t may not afford them haven OF
rest even as it did to their forefathers when
they went forth out of the land Of Egypt.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-17

We continue to act Solicitors for Patents, Caveats
Trade Marks, Copyrights. etc. for the United States
Canada. Cuba, England. France, Germany. etc. We
have had thirty.five years. experience.
Patents obtained through US are noticed In the SCI
ENTIYIC AMERICAN. This large and splendid illus
trated weekypaper % year, shows the Progress
Of Science Is very interesting, and has an enormous
irc-,lation. Address MUM CO., Patent Solici
tors, Pubs OF SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, 81 Park Row,
New York. Hand book about Patents free.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-17
Quake. Ladies.
In New England the Houstonia is known q
the Quaker Lady"

In New England the Houstonia is known
ne Quaker Lady,
More shy than the shy violet,
Hiding when the wind doth pass,
Nestled In the nOdding grass,
With morning mist all wet.
In open wood and ways
The Quaker Lady strays.
Pale as MONDAY clOudlets are
Floating in The blue.
This little wildwood star
Blooms in light and dew.
Sun and shadow on her hair,
Flowers about her feet.
Pale aud sui and sweet;
As uun. all pure and fair,
Through the soft spring air.
la the light of God
Deborah walks abroad.
Her little cap it hath a grace
Most demure and grave,
And her kerchief modest lace
Wells the lovely wave
Above her m alden heart,
Where only gentle thoughts have part.
Even the tying of her shoe
Hath beauty i'll il TOO,
"A delicate. sweet art.
Hiding when the wind goes by.
Not afraid yet shy,
The tiny flower takes from the sky
Lies own light and dew,
And It's exquisite hue.
And the little Quaker maid.
Timidly, yet not afraid.
UnfOlds the sweetness of her soul,
To heavenly control.
And wears upon her quiet face
The spirits tender grace.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-17
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
United Brothers Of Friendship

Sumner Lodge No. IL, regular communi-
cation every first and third Monday Of each
month. Hall north-eas corner of Meridian
aud Washington streets. All members re-
quested to be present, also members of other
lodges of the same faith are invited.
H.. w. Jackson, Worthy Master.
w. S. Lock financial Secretary.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-17
GLORIOUS NEWS TOlNvALups

THOSE who contemplate going to Hot Springs for
the treatment Of Syphilis, elect, scrofuls and eli
cutsneous or blood diseases be cured By ouehrd
the Of such . trip 1t the old reliable stand.
have been located here for IS years. and with the Cd.
vantage Of such long and successful experience can
confidently warrant . cure In all cases. Ladies
needing periodical pill get them ct my once Of
By Mail ct S100 per BOX. Once, IS Virginia avenue,
Indianapolis, Ind.
DR.. BENNETT,
uooessor 70 DR.. ID. b. Bwins.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-17

Under certain circumstances men
change even their physical natures instan-
taneously. Go up to the tallest man in the
community, ask him in sweet, necromsn-
tic voice to lend you IS and you will sud-
denly find him very short indeed.
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-17
kENDAL1.'S SPAWN CURE

Wilton. Mimi, Jan. llth. 1881.
B. J. Kendall. & Co., Gents:-Hav1ng got a
horse book of you by mail a year ago. the CON-
tents OF which persuaded me 10 try Kendai's
SPAWN Cure ON the hind leg of one of my
hOIs which was badly swollen and could not
be re duced oy any ether TT mody. got two
bottles of Kenfalis SPAWN Cure of Preston d
LuGduth, Druggists OF Waseca, which COM
pleteiy Gu ed NY horse, About five Yeas ago
had a three year old colt sweenied very bad
/ used your remedy as given III your cook
without rowe ling aud L mW say Ia Your
credit that the cot is entirely cured. which is
a surprise not only to myself but slso to my
re'ghDorr. You tent me The book for the
trl fiji ng sum of Is cents and III could not get
another like 1t 1 wound not take twenty five
dollars for IL. Yours Truly,
G.n Mathaue
The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-12-17
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MONEY.
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TESTIMONIALS.

Dear Sirs:-We have used and sold
your work for the past three years and
have found it frst-class. Our custom
ers are all well pleased. We have sold
to several livery stables, and your bug
gies have stood the severe usage to
which they are subjected equal to the
highest priced buggies. Yours truly,
Dunn & Wilson.
Laporte, Ind.
Gentlemen:-I have bought of you
several of your side-bar buggies. They
are the best vehicles for the money, /
ever saw. 1 have subjected them to
the severest tests in my livery, and
they wear better than any other work
| have ever had. Yours truly,
F. ID. PARK.
Plymouth, Mich.
Dear Sirs:-From an experience of
fifteen years in the livery business we
are fully convinced that the durability,
style, and finish of the carriages and
buggies of your manufacture far excels
any others in the United States for the
money. BRAY d HEM.
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Conference.-The have been using
your Brewster work for two years, du-
ring which time we have been cOnvin-
ced they are the best buggies on the
road, and for neatness, durability and
general appearance, they cannot be
surpassed. Yours truly,
H. WEEKS IL KIMBLE,
Carriage Manufacturers.
Laytonsville, Maryland.
Gentlemen:-Have been selling your
buggies and ph@tons the last two years
and as yet there is the first complaint
to be made. l think them the best
buggies for the money in the market.
They give good satisfaction to both
dealer and customer. Yours,
! r. A. MCCORMICK.
Cadiz, Ohio.
Gentlemen-I have been using and
selling your manufacture of buggies for
two years past with great satisfaction
to both my customers and myself.
Those to whom | sold, without excep-
ton. speak in the most exalted terms OF
your work | could furnish you testi-
monials from each party to whom
have sold your work. For myself, |
think they are the best buggies manu-
featured for the trade. Wherever go,
| / find those who have a knowledge OF
your buggies all speak of them in the
most fattering terms.
Yours respectfully.
JOHN w. CHRIsMAN.
Delta, Ohio.
Gentlemen:-You made two 3-quar-
ter seated open buggies for us last sum-
mer. We are very much pleased with
them. They are the best value for their
cost we have ever seen.
Yours truly,
DANIEL WOOD,
FRANCIS A. FOSTER
Boston, Mass.