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ST. THOMAS S TATIcN.

W. hOmAO ~
New York, March 8th.-Mr. Miles, a
Conservative, has been elected NJ. P. for
Malmesbury.
In the House of Lords a Bill has been
introduced by Lord Redesdal, disqualify-
ing atheists for election to Parliament.
The Right Hon. w. E. Forster is on a
tour in Ireland with the object of public
speaking. He has been cou~rteously re-
ceiyed everywhere and occasionally dis
cu5SeS in an amusing strain the present
situation of the Grown in respect to Ire,
land.
The general impression produced by his
visit is said to be favourable.
Intelligence from st. Petersburg annOun-
ces the return to that City of General
SkOb3lef, whore he has met with an excel
lent reception. He continues to deliver
speeches antagonistic to Germany with a
disturbing result.
In the French Chamber of Deputies a
motion for the consideration of the abroga-
ton of the concordat was carried by q
majority Of two hundred and four votes.
The "Times" Paris Correspondent afirms
that since the recent financial crisis Stocks
to the amount Of forty millions Of francs
have been quietly absorbed, and states
that a scheme for the revival Of the Union
Generate is actively supported by promin-
ent inanciers.
The French Cabinet has approved Of
Admiral Jaureguiberry's Antartic expadi-
ton project.
New York, March 9th-London adyices
state that in consequence of the recent re-
iterated rejection OF Mr.. Bradlaugh by the
House Of Commons a popular upr0ar is
anticipated.
A despatch from st. Petersburg saws
tha5 General Ignatietf is designated as the
inspirer OF General Skobelef'S Anti-Ger-
man speeches.
A Paris despatch reports that Mr.. Colt,
commissioner from Canada, is negotiating
in that city q Commercial Convention
between France and the Dominion.
New York March 9th.
FlourFP brl. st. Lawrence brand, $3.50.
Beal best B~randyvinP, P brI. $50
Heavy Mess Pork y brI. 1G / to4
New Seasons Pork per brl 9Th to J.
g., CCrystals y ID Il to 81.
N"s'I' Fair to good refining y h II to }
English Islands Molasses " gal, 40to 42c.
Exchange, New YORK & London, 4.851.
London March 9th.
CDemerara Crystals 81. Is. Oh.
Muscovado % cwt. 20. l9s. Cd
o"9"r Clayed Havana, No. y. Gl IS Cd.
ahoat.
Demcrara Rum p gallon. Is. ID.
Trinidad Cocoa % cwt. Ct. Is. Cd.
Consols l01 to
Bank of England Rate Of Discount 8 pct.
Liverpool Cotton Middlins Upland = 10 6
to
8 per cent Rentes in Paris, -.
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E>rOklama.

IN LIE og Enhver, der maatte
3SA have Noget at fordro paa
Boet efter afgangne Justitsraad
CARL FREDERIC WILHELM
SARAUW indkaldes herved til at
anmelde og beviisliggj0re deres
Krav for undertegnede Skifteret
linden Udl0bet af 6 Maaneder efter
denne Indkaldelses sidste Bekjendt-
gj0relse.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, St. CrOix
den lode Marts 1882.
r. PETERSEN.
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Auction. ~ ~; z2s
~ karGElt~ Nix $3.50

SG9 FTER Begjaring af Premier
go lieutenant f. I. Comprehend
II. Ostermann if0lge Presidentska-
bets Resolution vii we'd ~offentIig
Auction, der afholdes i Diet Konge-
Iige mililaire Depot LOVERDA-
GEN den 25do Marts d. A. ON
Eftermiddagcn III. l slet bliye OPP
raabt til B~ortsalg:
Casserole ARIILLERI- NUNDERIIGS- OG NTII-
TARlESlGER,
hvoriblandt Espingol-Afutagor ten
ligo til Karror, KI9desbluser,
Kl@des-og RayndugsbuXer N. IN
Christiansteds Auctionscont0ir,
st. Cgoix den 14do Marts 1882.
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RasaenEers Arrived.

Per schr Vigilant from st. Thomas,
March lO-Upper Judge P. M. Andersen,
wife and daughter, Judge H. A. Jtirs,
Edward Fraas and wife, Charles Edward,
Rosa Chippersen and Ann Mary Park.
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oolkec &c Eaeft.

For st. Thomas March 13-M. D. Cor
doze, Theodor OMahony, Magdalene Will
liams, John VIM. Procktor, Cornelius
King, Daniel E. Francis, Robert Williams,
Benjamin Smith and daughter Carolina,
Capt Hans Christensen, Waldemar Tut,
Franklin Furey and George J~0rgenSen.
March 14-Miss Alma Radcliffe.
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ORDER OF DAY
for the Colonial Councils Ertr0Or-
binary Meeting, Monday 10th March
1882, II o'clock noon.

1. Examination of patent Of cleo
ton.
2. Election of a Chairman.
3. Continuation of LIST Discussion
on Draft of Ordinance prohibit
ing the sale Of Rum on Sugar
Estates in St. Cr0ix %(intrO-
duced by Junghans q 3 other
Members).
Colonial Council, st. Croix 18th March
1882.
II. A. JURS
Chairman.
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Students. ON the Rampage.
g L rr.s. L u -. - =

Co umbia the ordinarily quiet university town
Of Missouri. Is in uproar. DR.. Laws the Presi-
Tors, desppilc power IN the matter of discipline,
has aiTeany sent dozen students out OF town.
aud in the present turbulent stGte offeeing many
other suspeu sions are likely 10 follow The tro NE
had It's origin with Professor LOwry's course
Tie had excited the students by the preparation
OF many acts Of petty tyranny and at the close of
was seen In such suspicious proximity to the
Socieiy's doors rs % occasion the belief that nc
mad been eavesdropping. This spread like wild
lre among the students, some OF whom billed the
Town that Lowry would be burned in efigy
that night The Young Ladies' Society OF
the University gave an open session, at the close
OF which the attention 81 the audience was ut.
t'acted 10 port on OF the campus where the
form of n man was seen suspended from tree
surrounded by flames. The students soon formed
a ring. and. amid yells OF Lowry Down with
dance. The burning Of the efisy being accom-
plished the students, three hundred or fur hun
bred in number, formed I'm line aud marched 10
the Professors residence. singing
Hang Tom Lowry a sour apple tree.
Before they reached the place shots were heard,
believed 10 have been fired by the Professor
Nothlng dauntsd. they marched on The Professor
plansLiOn OF bis acs, at The same time 'spOtting"
- many of the boys as he could. In
e Shs z v his 81, speech he solemnly prom sed
him with such respect he would say no more
bout The matter Several stud-pts were la.
formed being IinEieaaers in the affair
they were ordered by De Laws leave school.
rhOss who were thus visited with summary pun
ishmrnt claimed TO be entirely innocent Of the
cffense. ard though demanding, Were refused
= fair wa universally done with the knowledge
and assistance N many and the approval
Oi all; that thes will not allow few Of tnelr
number To s. fer for the act OF the entire body
aud, n nece s.ssry, reGs to march in force 10
the cnTatorS, demanding justice at their bands
and the removal Of the hated Professor from their
midst They say that il Lowry is nat removed
ana Laws desIOrc rule somewhat ebaycd, They
VIII use every means la their power 10 prevail
upon the Rsp'esentailve from their respective
Districts to stop the Uhiver~i'y appropriations
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Yance,s Grent speech.

The Asbeville (N. CT Citizen gives a CAPT
tai anal SIS of United States Senator Vance
III the following notice vi his recent great
anti-tariif speech:
The truth l., Nance's speech is full of
points; IL bristies with them all over. 1t
can't be touched anywhere without leaving
the sting of its puDg-nt wit or the tiliila
ton OF IFS mirThful hnmor. over its sur
fice plays the light of that lively fancy that
illumiDates every utterance of the genial
Statesman. Benea h that surface lies a
great eOlidity of thought, Of fact and of
statement that Is solemn in its contraSl
with the superficial glare. That is the pecul.-
arity of Senator Vance. Like some WI o
were born poets and learned to lisp in num-
bers-Vance is born statesman who learned
TO reason in laughter. His humor, his fam
ciful illustration. his homely anecdote, his
ludicrOss parody are, not with him the
weapons of the button Analysed, these
are found 10 be logical sequences in grave
chain of argument illustrations that are
arguments themselves, imprinting upon the
hearer by flash of humOr or a stroke OF
wit, what might fail 10 impress common APP
prehensOn In a wearis0me effort TO follow
out the tedious courses of solid reasoning
Hence il Is that Vance had his audience with
him from the beginning to the end of his
speech; he captures the ear, he wins the
heart but he holds fast to the reason. He
catches the fancy of the most frivolous de
votee of amusement, but the gravest Senator
will find that in all these pyrotechnics of
wit, all this storm of boisterous fun. all this
tornado of remorseless ridicule, there is a
stern, serious purpose which goes on inevl-
tably to predetermined end which unex-
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Clark. and Circuit Attorney Frank Green arrived
IRON hhlsborO. The Coroner held an inquest,
a. "a post mOrttm showed that two bullets had
pass.-t through the body. one above and the other
5elov- ~. heart. The deceased was a wealthy
Tnan, ans ovnes property valued at S53.CO0.
He had Gone great deal of business
IN losSIny money, and some hold
the idea thAt haIshness IA the collection of
his interest MAJ have had something to do with
the crime Susp teton points, however, strong Y
10 a man nemelf I. -essler who, year or two ago,
purchased team o. horses l from Mr. 1erger; Civ,
away 10 Kansas Cit- y here he was followed by
Mr.. Yerger arrested sha brought back. and sen
fenced TO Fix months IN "a. az HlissoIo. nhlie
confined he frequently aud loudly declared his
intention OF killing Yerser N en- ne was released
saying that he would ole " itu nls OoO'S on.
1ressler was released about two L fonlhs ago Last
week he was seen in St. Louis. ne y; LOUIS
police will be furnished with his de- SetiPu9n %.
morrow YeIger was the owner Of ehs largest
store. saloon and mill at Antonio. and D as lAIse
ly interested i'm lead mines. lie had beeh a Ieal
dent OF the County for thirtyfYe years he leaves
q wife and i've chtldIeo, the eldest foul zen
years Of age. The widow offers reward OF y, sOV
for the assassin.
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! Of Captain Kountz. a noted s;eal.,joat cn ne
! Robert Kelly, the second Engiue er, tmainea
/ his post ana was cut of by the flames.
A prominent clothing firm OF Chicato has q
fected a coz fIact with sergeant Mason whereby
the latter binds himself 10 act for the frui 70
clerk, for one year, at salary OF 81 SEQ the ser.
vice 10 begin az OICe when Mason shall be 70.
lealed from the Albany Prison, whether tat be
at the expiration of MS Term earlier
The Captain and crew o. the brigantine VII.
liam, wrecked on Sable Island, have arrived at
Halifax The yessef gOg jammed IN the ice and
me PROVISIONS gave oui, and <he men then sub
sisted ioT Nv nty-two days on Cats. which had
been Ia the vessels timber two years The water
was obtained from pools IN the ice.
The Western Union Telegraph Comoapr has
acquired control Of the Mutual Union lines
loud purchased 80 500 shares outright and Is 500
SHARES are held by George Baker, II. G. Fahnstoek
ana George j. Scott. The three latter hold the
oaL Jain. o. power IN the company, aud have en-
tered INTO an agreement 10 acs in accord with
Gould so long as his policy does not impair the
tights and business Of the Mutual Union About
OOO was paid for the block held BIZ Baker and
MS partners: General G.. NJ. Dodge aud Jay and
Seoree 1ould VIII be added to the Sew BosTd of |
directors. and John G. Moore viii be President
Stephen A Hurlbut. Minister to Peru, died At |
Lima, last Tuesday. Of heart disease He Was 1
native OF Charleston. and served as Adfn;aut Of |
south Carolina Regiment I'm the war with the /
Seminole Indians. He removed TO Belvidere, Ill
Ia lSi5, where he practiced law aud was several /
was com m1ss1Oneo a Brigader General He took
part IN the battles Of Shiloh ana COrinth and sue
ceeded General Banks in command at New Or
leans. lie was Minister TO the United States of
oelem pa during President Grants AdminissTa-
ton, and was then elected to Congr,S S. He was
appointed Minister at Lima by President Gar |
field. but was about to return on leave Of absence
70 appear before the Congressional investigation.
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PREJUDICE OF TEE PRESS OVERCOME.
OFFICE OF THE SENECA COUNTY FrFxNnn.)
Hamilton Block. Rlnoru VIII. O


GRNTIENEN-lOu can count me as q convert 10
Thomas Electric Oil. When your agent came
into my office to advertise you me 6icine Chased
1t with the thousand and one nostrums hawked
about the country and sold as eare-alls. For
hiteen or twenty years have been suffering with
tnat terrible disease. Catarrh; had lOst my sense
OF smell aAd taste; also my sight aud hearing
were last TAI Ing l nad previously tried scores OF
Soverused remedies, hut found only Temporary
relief Last iall concluded TO give your Electric
on trial. Alter using part OF the FIRST bottle (
began to feel better. So kept on usiug IL eyerv
night before retiring. 1 am now most nanny ~
say am nearly cured. and feel better Than I
nave Tor ten years. some time ago / felt prick
ing sensation under one Of my thumb-nails !
could not Imagine what caused It, Ii felt as if a
piece of needle WAS under the nail 1 tied ND INV
niger with rag, freely saturating il with ire
on; the pain ceased and in few daysa BLACK
spot made its appearance and gradually increased
untll new Esil grew ON. These are facts volume
taTlly giyea, even against former or jncice con-
corning patent medicines. You eau use this te.
umory rs yon see ut IL il will do a-y good in
getting suffering humanity to try your me lieipe
anu u felevss others as IL has me- they will feel
thankful. Yours truly,
O. NJ HOCI 0MR
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Forty Years Experience OF an Old Nurse

Forty Years Experience OF an Old Nurse
Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING sYEuP is the pre-
scription OF one of the best female physicians and
nurses in the United States, an has been USED
Tor forty years with never-failing success by
millions Of mothers for their children It relieves
the child from pain cures dysentery and diarrhea,
gr1Ding in the bowels and wind collie By giving
health TO the child. IL rests the mother. rrice
acknowledgements a bottle.
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Assassinafed.
Ask Louis special of the Both to the Chi.
AGO Times saws

Ask Louis special Of the Both to the Chi
cage Times says:
The assassiaa1on OF Postmaster Joseph Yerger,
OF Aufonio, IA Je rsGn County, Of this State, oc-
Cured shortly after II o'clock this morning An
tonl0 II little more than crossroads, having a
P0stgllfce ana store for the acco mmodation OF a
1armi1E Community. Yerger kept both. The
story % the crIme, as told by members of the fam
III, i tnat they were awakened By discovering
the store on ne early this morning Mr. Yefger
hurried ont ard attem pted 70 extinguish the
flames. Heflad just reached the well when a
shot was fred from across street
Yeryer staggered a few steps and
fell dead. He received four buckshot wounds
IN his SIDE The rest ii the family, panicstrick-
en- uafd M attention b the fire, aud the store
was consumed. News Of the murder spread rap
idly. aud wirh the morning farmers came in
from every siie. and crowd of nealy 200 stood
about discussing he terrible event all day.
All O'Clock T.. J. Jones. Sheriff II the County:
DR.. brewster, the Coroner; Dr.. Ham, Treasurer
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pectedly and VIGOROUSLY k.Nocks over all
the soPhistries of false statesms 'oship, all the
finely spun theories of selfish il terests and
fishes the light of truth with teri Tb!e con.
viction upon the blindness Of Ignorance and
credulity, and exposes to the glare OF day
the receptions which party or section OF
combined raPacity have played upon
whole people.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lovelicst Among the Lovely
ute.

- '1I''lH tiI0 H4"NtIy
Is she who renews or preserves the beauty of her
teeth with Sozodont. cOniessedly the most effect
i've preparation for them. Volumes of evidence
might be adduced in support Of its claims to
public confidence, rs a means of invigorating the
teeth and rendering them pure, glistening anG
spotless. and not less satisfactorily royen is its
balmy influence upnn the breath. Ask Tor genu-
Inc Sozodont, ana accept no cheap sublerfuge.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-05
suddenIf Weakrned.

81 suffered with rheumatism of the back
and hip for q number of years." said Mr..
Thomas Morgan, Superintendent of Streets.
Il was waited upon by physicians but they
gave no permanent relief and 7 resolved to
try ST. Jacobs Oil. My rheumatism weak
ened at the lirst attac1 Of Its great enemy,
st. Jacobs Oil. and SOON / was well.-Cin-
cinnati Times star.
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A CARD.

To all who are suferlog from the errors and in
discretions OF youth, nervous weakness. early de-
cay, loss of manhood, etc, viii send recipe
that will cure you, free Of charge. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America Send a self addressed envelope to Rev.
Joseph T. Inmsn, Station d. New YORK City.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-05

Gentlemen-We have used the Columbus BugT
Company's work for the last five years and al
tonscjenuously recommend il as stIictIydrSE-oias
a 8 TO style. material, workmanship aud durshb
lily. Your bUggies have given better satisfactia
than any other make of vehicle we have hadI,
use for the last ten years.
PALMER & WHITAKER
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"Brr1hunaihnc

New, quick, complete care four days
urinary affections, smarting, frequent or
difficult urination, kidney diseases 81;
druggists. Depot, S*ewart.& Barry.
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snIcide aud DrspeIria.

A most remarkable cure for dyspepsia,
wells Health REVIEWER" The greatest
tonic, best bilious and liver remedy known,
81. Druggists depot, Stewart d Barry.
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COLUMBUS BUGGY CO.
Columbus, Ohio.
TESTIMONIALS.

Gentlemen-Your buggies have pivoo mo a-+i-.
satisfaction: both in style ana durability. i have
USED them for the past three years. Your recent
improvement on road wagons consider The best
in the market
Frederick, Maryland. N.Y.
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s-scomb, Illinois.

Gsatlemen-With over fifteen years experiene,
IN guiding buggies, wagons, etc. l do not hest
tate saying your buggies and Carriages are
stTic ly first-class in workmanship material and
prop rions, filling long felt want Tor reliable
oTdin Try manufacturer can produce and sell fhs
same qs'ality OF work at Yours, etc.
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Red Oak, Iowa.

G entlemen-It gives me pleasure to state that
have been selling your buggies ana carriages for
70 UT years. and can safely Recommend fheSn e.
an J one in want OF buggy or carriage.
Yours truly,
i. CRTppTr
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-05

Fevsrs and inssrmittents of al kinds are
speedily relieved and entirely cured by
using Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
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Cor,nesutville, Pa.

Gen uemen-I have used your Brevv,ter sd b.
ougf eS Tor four yesrs together with buggies thai
cost NE 600 and $3.50, and yeur buggies were the
ArSt ID II went out on account of being side-bar
they n ave not cost s. for repairs and fhose
nave Q 10 OF your make have given good satfsfae-
non. think that you make the cheapest ana
best 10 wagons that are made in The ITn;tad
States fC VI the money.
Respectfully
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Lawre nee, Kansas.

Dear trs-We have been using your buggies for
tire salts faction. / think they are the best bug-
g1es ms lie for the money
Whitef AL, Illinois '
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-05

Add abOnt twenty drors of Darby's Pro-
ing. 1t will give the skin soft, pleasant
and refreshing feeling and dispel the odor
that fever and psrspiration leave on the
body. A small quantity of the Fluid
sprinkled over anything, place vessel
where there is putrescencs destroys az once
the germ OF all animal or vegetable poison.
Complexional defects are eradieated, not
hidden, by Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dive Black or
Brown, 90 cents.
A terrible season for weak lungs; coughs
and colds were never so prevalent. Fortu-
nately Halls Honey of Horehound aud Tar
will cure the worst Of them, and the people
know it.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one min
ute.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-05

Dear Sirs-We have buggies of your make that
nave been In use three years, and no buggy that
we nave that cost twice the amount has given
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-05

Dear Sir-Yoar work has not failed in a single
Instance 10 give entire satisfaction, and proves
equal to greater emergencies than YOU claim far
IT. We heartily recon mend T. as SuDersor for tha
price 20 aay bRggy of which we have any knowI-
THOMAS 4 BRO.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-05
Baldwin Miss,

Gentlemen Having sold your bUggies for some.
tine, can heartily say they give entire setisfae-
ton have never seen any factory buggy equal
10 them in hnish. know of two of them that
have been IN use two years az least by men who
are very hard drivers, and the buggies are rs good
as hen bought. Yours,
ID. a. GAYLORD.
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q Q0per week can be made in any locality.
vvOSomeIhiue entirely new for agents. S. out
fit free. g. w. IngrahSn & Co., BOstcn. Mass.
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Mansfield, Pa.

Gentlemen have no hesitsney In saying tkst
the buggies manufactured by the Columbus
Buggy company are the best work f,r the price
have any knowledge Of. In not single instance
has there been any dissatisfaction on the part OF
any one of my eustomers
FRANK L. HALL.
0uanchoro- y -
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FOR RENT

LrOR RENT-Good flour mill with fine wster-
Il power. Apply ~ 4iI East st. Clair street
40
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Springfield Illinois.

Dear Sirs--As an evidence of NV apn-eosa,so-
OF your bug ses which have been tssiIsg Tor somS
time irimy livery, iDclose orders for more.
Your specially, Wv. NEW.
Danxfl1a We - ~'--'''
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-05

Dear 81 rs-I have been using your buggies and
pbfetons IN my business for over three wears and
can chee rfully recommed your work Any bug
gies ina can stand the work in a livery stable
must be- OF good material. and as long as you giy
me the same good material aud styie As Won hat
been doing shall other work thantr
"otk Oh the Columbus Buggy Company of COIui
bus, OHIO. Very respectfully,
EARNEST BURaDORF.
Livery and Sale Stable
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-05

Or77r7 A vear ana expenses to sserts. O
ID l 1T free. Adds z. o V'ekery, Augu
"a. Ne.
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owensboro, KY.

Dear Sir-For the past two years we have usef
your buggies slde by side with other makes 10
both our stables, and are perfectly satisfied wit
The strength, Durability and workmanship con
pared with others As fast as our sock 81 liver.
is used up we shall replace them with your mai
uiactuTe, knowing from experience that il is
best we can do. Respectfully,
SWEET & FOLLAKSBEE
Quincy, IL.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-05

Gentemen-Your buggies in this section of the
country are giving perfect satisfaction for ours-
oai,ty and finish. As for style. they can not be
surpassed. took first premium at two Fairs last
Fall with one had used four months, and had
been washed, presume. twenty times, aud still
the painting held its gloss They are pronounced
here as the finest buggies going.
Very truly T. II. BLOOD.
Madison, Lake County Ohio.