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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-27
Bertha wslsy.

Elliott Barnes latest American
drama entitled "One Woman's Life"
in tour acts, will DO presented this
evening at the Opera House, by Miss
Bertha Wclby aud Company. The
play possesses many commendable
features. Tho plotis by no means
intricate, but Of sufficient strength TO
beep tho interest of the audience
alive TO the end. The central figure
10 Agnes, who Is q sort Of an advent
uress. She 'marries q tyrannical old
man Of millions who soon dies, lcsv.
ing two Wills, one bequeathing his
immense fortune to his young ward,
aud the other to his son who desert.
ed him many years before his death.
She discovers the latter Will, and ~
she supposes, burns It. In the End
act Agnes falls In love with and ba-
comes engaged TO young artisi,
Hubert Monkton. The villain in the
play then turns up With the supposed
burned will, and after revealing to
her that her betrothed is the dead
lniser's runaway con, tries TO black
mall her. She refuses to complicate
matters further, and tells Hubert who
she IL ana what she has done TO In.
haris her wealth. lie 10 incenscd VI
her attempt to defeat his fathers
wisl,es and casts her of. She turns
ever to the rightful heir the property
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-27
MARRIED.

ROPER-McKEE: At the resi-
dence Of the brides mother Mrs. Annie
L. Mckee. near Longview. Ky. We'd.
nesday Feb. 2ld. by Rev J.C Tate,
Of this city. Mr. A. w. Roper ofSt.
Louis TO Miss Carrie f. Mckee. The
ceremony took place 10 the presence ..
only few relatives aud intimate
trends Of tho bride. She is q sister Of
Sir. Key Mckee Of this city andlnniil
recently resided hcre. Mr.. Roper |.
connected in rportorial capacity
with theSl Louis Globe Democrat and
is a worthy and deserving Young gen.
tlemau. His bride Is we'll known here
aud is a young lady Of many estriins.
bic traits Of character. They have
our hes, wishes for perfect andlperpe.
tual happiness.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-27
@. Nendaoious Neasnam.
State Sentinel d.

State sentinel.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found one Of y. Mendacious Mea-
chan's usually suggeslIyo truisms. IL
10 the custom Of this talented young
editor to take biblical oath to all he
Gays and writes. No man In the State
stands higher as truth teller, aud
HE every romance 10 handled in q
way which proves TO oil, that they
are based on facts, which no has ex
perienced aud feeling that "self.
praise IL hslfscandalous" he magnsni.
mously attributes his own escspades
10 his brother editors, that they may
not DO lust 10 history and posteri.
". The magnanimity OF this lheoio-
giah 10 % universal 20 . go-as-y oa-
please. fired. entrance. hurdle ring.
II 10 his pride aud pleasure 10 kAow
that he 10 rapidly scaling TO that Aiti.
tuds OF truthtulness which has per
pe,usted the nsme Of Washington 10
the comic slnsuacs. lie Is now en-
gagged 10 . Revision Of the revised
edition Of Bill Nys's Boomerang, aad
the height OF his ambition is to mod
eruize tho Arabian Knights. Such
men ss Baron Munchausen and Joe
Mullhattan are eclipsed BY this young
gentleman Of the SourH kESrUcKfAs.
Being novice In the art at which he
10 an adept, II would BE- folly 10 tell
whether The kiss was secured In a
high art style a Ia Acachan, or In
the usual buuglesoms way Of new
beginners. No one ever doubts what
he writes2
The article referred u 10 the ono
which recently appeared in THE
paper giving q truthful account Of an
incident In which. Cannon figured as
the hero. lila attempt to impcach
our veraci,y 10 paced by In silen,
contempt. l, will DO observed tina.
while no squirms considerably he
does not deny tho truthfuluess Of our
narrative.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-27
FIRE.

The alarm OF fro was given abosl
daylight Thursday msrainy at Gus
Halls restaurant, on Bridge street
Few people were up and as II wal
raining bard at the time. only a com.
paratively small crowd turned out,
slthough the fire bell was rung for
several minutes. The flames were
subdued In q ehort while and the en-
gine wss not needed. the fire orig.
mated In the coal box In Tandy's
billiard ball over HALLS salsou, and
was first discovered by the dropping
Of Goals through the floor, and . good
deal OF plastering, door, and q par
tIlion were destroyed, before the Are
was put ou'. The flames ran up sae
wall aud burned through the ceiling,
bu, were stopped by the tin roof
The smoke was 80 dense In the bill
lard room that II was with great DIFF
6culty tina, persons could enter to
put water on the 1ro. Il was prob
ably caused BY q cigar stunir's beng
thrown behind the coal box Ia the
corner. The damage will probatl,
amount TO s15 or $50. The building
was owned by Mr.. Lucien Jones aud
was not insured. II 10 In one OF the
blocks In the city. and Il 10
lucky that the fire was discovered in
time 10 DO extipguished.
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Company D. Benefit.

An entertainment will DO given
next Friday evening at the Opera
House, by the members OF Company
d, the proceeds to be devoted TO pro.
curing dress uniforms for the comps.
ny. The entertainment will begin
with q competitive drill In the manual
OF arms, for the company gold medal
Next will DO presented q play IN
three acts, "Dearer Than Life" with
tho following caste Of characters:
Michael Garner, +. II. Clarke,
Ben Garner, Bryan Hopper,
Charley Garner, II. II. Alternately
Bob GossitL rt J. o. Rust,
Mr.. kedgeley, J. b. Hopper.
Mrs. Garner, Mise Mamie Bsrnea,
Lucy Garner Susie Edmunds,
Mrs. Pellet, Corrie Phelps.
This will be the first Of q series OF
entertainments which the company
intend giving Tor the purpose OF rails.
lug money for uniforms. 81
We hops they will BE- encouraged
BY u good audience next Friday, aud
wo feel sure that those who attend
will not only contribute TO tho uni
form fund, but enjoy q pleasant
evening. Reserved seats 80 cents,
gallery, Is cents.
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Enterprise for You.

Messrs. Z. W. Mctcalfe & Bro.
having sold to Mr.. W. W. Radiord
their ontlre stock Of confcctisnsriss
fancy groceries &C., have retired from
that department Of merchandising
aud now propose to ,deYote their en-
tire energy to the implement business
In order 10 do this thoy have fitted up
q ha-dsomo two-s.ory house in Gross,
Duckor & Dryers carriage factory,
with an elevator for tho upper story.
When all arrangements are completed
they will have shafting connecting
all Of their machinery aud run II BY
steam for facilitating tho exhibition
Vi II TO their customers. When per-
fccted their machine house will he a
novelty In this part Of the Safe.
Thoy will continue TO handle thr
Dcering Twinc Binder with which
they had unqualified success last sea
son. They propose to make It warm
for their competitors this year. Soc
advertisement In another column.
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TOBACCO NEWS.

6alos BY Graves d Hancock, Eel
FL Of 20 hhds. as follows:
| IA hhds. Iugs. SO 90. A IS. 40
4 25. 4 rs. 8 60. 4 25, 395, 8 IS
4 20. 4 50, 4 90. 4 80, S 80,
IL hhds low to medium leaf 81 g.
4 49, s 90, s 80. s Is, o SO, s As
9 O5. 8 IS, 9 IS, 7 10.
Prices lower on medium leaf an,
Jugs by t to cent, with bad feel
ing on all grades. Oar break was
very bad one showing much field fir
and thin, chaGy tobacco.
Sales BY Bucknsr & waoldridg
Feb. 2lst. 1883. Of As hkds.. as fol
lows:
II hhds. medium to good Leaf
81 10, to 8 so.
10 hhds. common and low leaf
| SO 10 6 IS.
6 hhds. medium to good Tugs
"a 50. to 5 80,
. hhds. trashy snd wet lugs 80 IS
to 4 IS.
Market rules along the same, occa-
sionally irregular. with much tobacco
high cased.
Ealsa BY J. q. j. K. Cant Of l0s
hide. as Iollows:
IL hhds. COED leaf from u to 9.
IS hhds. medium leaf from Sc to I,
ID hhds. common leaf from IS to
&c.
20 bids. good lugs from "a So, to
IS rs.
II hhha. common lugs and t,ash
rom Is IS. to "a rs.
Market steady on all grades except
common lugs. which are soms lower.
Sales Of IS hhds. Feo'y. 2lst. BY
Wheeler. Mills q Co.,
20 bids. medium leaf, 81 10, 100
I 90, 6 Is. 0 SIS. Q OF, $50, s 95,
) 80. s 90. s IS, SIS. 5 go, S AS
; 80. 500, 5 w. 5 90. S 90. 5 90
10 hhds. lnys. "a %. A 90, 4 As.
i45. 4 20. 4 80. 4 O5, 1916. sos,
1 vs., 4 20, A 20. 3 IS. 8 s.. A 90,
q so. e.
Market about what it has been fos
for last three weeks.
Sales by Nielsen Il Jssup Feb. 81.
1853, 70 hhds. az follows:
Q hhds. leaf. 81 As. BIS. 6 so,
5 SIS. SIS. 8 65 5 IS, s As. S 40.
IL hhda. Tugs, e5 05, to 5 10.
Our breaks consisted Of common
wet tabaccv. We quote tho market
easier.
Sales BY Alternately 4 Co., Feb. q
Of 35 hhds. as follows.
10 hhds. good leaf from IS so, to
8 80.
IA hhds. low leaf from 80 90, to
8 90.
II hhda. lugs from s. IS. to 4 w.
Market strong on brown lays and
colory low leaf, but lower OIL all 9TH
er grades.
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DIED.

Mrs. Elizabeth Crabb, one OF the
oldest and mos, highly respected
ladiss Of this city, died last Saturday
,ight, a, tho residence Of her daugh'
ter, Mra. Cant, after an illness o.
foriy.sight hours. 10 the 10th year o.
her age.
Her fuaeral was preached by Rey
Thos. Bvt,omly, Sunday afternoon
aud large concourse OF mourning
friends followed the remains to their
last resting place in the city cemetery.
Mrs. Craob was spious, Chris,isn
lady and the embodiment Of picty and
godlincss. She leaves large circle
Of relatives aud descendants In this
city 10 lament her departure.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-27

found by her former friends In q
starving condition In q lodging room
in London. The friends send for
Hubert, who comes, repsn,s, forgives
and takes the despairiny woman to
his bosom.
Miss Welby 10 an actress Of more
than ordinary talent. and her season
this year has been a very successful
ono. She 10 a daughter of Henry
O'Reilly, Of New York, who figured
so con'picuously In the Morgan mat !.
ter which agitsted the Masonic fra.
lermi'y a number Of years ago. The
entertainment promises to 10 one Of
the best Of the season. Popular prices.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-27
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.

I take this method
of informing my old
patrons Of the fact,
that I can now be
found at my old stand
where I was burned
out last fall, on the
corner Of Virginia and
Russellville Streets.
Am ready to do any
and all work in my
line. Horse Shooting,
Repairing, Wagon
making, Plow and
Harrow making at
Rock Bottom figures,
for cash. Call and
see me.
M. D. STEELE.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-27

The following reference to Mrs,
Goodman nee Miss Bette Conyers, Il
from the Calhoon Progress and will
be read with interest by those who
knew her while she attended school
IN this city last year:
Mrs. j. L Goodman has taken
charge Of The music class ir the Cal.
hoon Collegiate Insti,utc. With her
superior knowledge OF music and her
energetic method OF teaching II We
feel satisfled that all who patronize
her will be well satisfied. Music ID
quito an accomplishment, aud We
trust the patrons Of the arhool will
give their daughters the advantage o.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-27

The members Of Company d arc
row collecting money, by private
subscription, to purchase dress uni
forms. Our citizens should respond
literally and raise tho money. About
500 is needed and we doubt not II
will DO raised without difficulty. The
company should be encouraged and
sustained by our citizens. II has
already saved enough for the mcr-
chants to pay for the uniforms sever
al times, by guarding goods on the
night Of tho fire. Let the citizens
uniform and equip them handsomely
and " Q doubt not the company will
boa source Of pride to Hopkinsvllle.
They lake gre u intcrest IN their drills
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THAT FINE.

On February 10th I'D. +. Hendly,
Stage Manager Of Hollands Opera
House. was fined $4,70--for what?
Throwing refused paper from one OF
Mr.. Hollands bill boards into the
gutter. We copy the ordinance un.
der which he was fined:
cause tol q thrown or placed aches, coal dust.
einders. straw, or shavings, paper, dirt, slop,
or any othor nth upon any street or alley,
shall be dned not more than $40 nor less than
-: For feeding hegs, cows, az, on streets or
alley, net less than ss.
The above ordinance he was igno-
rant Of aud I believe the majority Of
our people have never known Of it.
Every day We rec parties committing
offences in tho presence Of some Of our
officials, Generally in the presence Of
our entire police force, for where you
see one you are apt to SEQ all--lik~
the rainbow out in full force after
the storm). Oar city fathers pass
ordinances and permit them to be
broken the following day. There are
ordinances against street.walking.
heaping ashes against buildings,
fences, ETC.; against feeding cattle, etc /.
in streets or alleys; ordinances to fite
for allowing water to drip IRON caves
Of buildings on the sidewalks. All Of
these arc broken daily. There is q
screw loose somewhere. Seemingly
Partially Is shown. Not a nigh,
passes that coal in large quantities is
not stolen from railroad trains and
coal yards. Negro prostitutes roam
tho streets at will, slups are thrown
from windows, rotten applcs and or.
anges, waste paper, ashes and litter
Of all kinds are thrown intv the streets
and no one is fined, but Hendley, al.
most stranger. not even warnod. 10
marched down and made to pay over
three dollars and costs, one policeman
making the arrest and another appear
ing as a witness. Poor Judge! Poor
City attorney ct al. Things look
as thuaghthey needed alittle grub or
coal. 1t. is about time our City
Council were opening their eyes.
M OrERA HOUSE
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Drowned.

George Bsgby. a IL year.old son OIL
Mr.. John Bagby, living in the south.
crn portion Of the county, was drowned
on tho l4th inst. He was sent ia
drive up some cows and while cross
Ing swollen stream Was drowned
he was missed and search instituted
for him. but his body was not recov-
cred until the 18th, four days after
wards. Ills father lives on tho faru
VI Montgomery Davie, ESQ.
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Country merchants are invited to
inspect our price on paper bags be-
fore giving their orders. Wo are
prepared to sell them as cheap as
they can be bought elsewhere.
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M. v. & J. M. Dulin's
Lard for sale, only by
Burbridge Bros.

Our closing out sale
Of fall and winter
goods continues, and
anyone needing a
good overcoat, a
heavy suit Of clothes,
heavy boots, jeans,
blankets, Flannels,
ETC., can buy them 40
per cent. under former
prices. Come and be
convinced.
M. Frankel & Sons.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-27

p3- Our rates have been reduced TO
II 90 strictly cash IN Advance aud all
paper. are stopped when the sub
scrip'lons expire. Experience has
taught liz that this Ia the proper way
to conduct newspaper. We force
no maa to take the paper alter his
time Ia out. tr
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-27

Use Haultzhouser's pills In conncc-
ton with his cough syrup, a. It Is
necessary to use. II is a purgative,
and you will use no other alter trying
It. Use In coughs, colds, cts, Louis
Salmon, Wholesale agent darlington,
Ky.
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socIAIITIEs.

DR.. Keen spent last week In Ev
ansyille.
Miss Jennie West paid n Yisit Il
Madisonyille last week.
Mr.. MI J.goo. OF Msllsonvllle
was In the city Thursday.
} Mr. CIV Long h" returned iron
a visit to Madi.onvillc.
Miss Mary Mason, OF the county, Il
visiting friends In the city.
Mr.. Frank W. Dabney has re.
turned from an extended trip 10 Flor
ida.
Mr.. Chas. T. Edmundson made
ano,h'r trip 10 South Carrollton
Sunday.
Mr'. A. ID. Rodgers spent several
days OF last week visiting friends Of
jacksonville.
Mr.. j. N. johnson. OF Morton's
Gap, was In tho city last week aud
paid us call.
Mrs. Winston Henry, Of Cssky, IA
spending tho week with Mrs. S. e.
Buckner.
Miss Ellen Garnett, OF Casky, spent
last week in the city, the guest OF
Miss Lizzie Gish.
Mi" Flora Tricc, Of West Fork
came home Saturday aud spent day
or two WIKI her parents.
We 500 from tho Frankfort Yso
mon tbs, Cvps Fam N. Gaines has
goas to Virginia 10 SEQ his family.
Miss sallio Lander, OF Bellcview.
was In the city last week The guest OF
her cou Ia Miss Ida Cooper.
Misses Georgls Long aud Maggie
Wiley spent several days OF last
week Ia North Christian, visiting
,tl.s Ada Meachsm.
Misses Sue Tralnum aud Edna
Dassford, OF Riuygold, Tenn. have
returned home af,crs short visit 10
the family OF Mr. &. W. Long.
Misses Mary Wharton, Of Caaiz.
and Lizzie White, OF Ncws,ead. were
in the city shopping one day last
week.
Mr.. Thoa l.. Graham. OF Cssky,
iet last week for Dawson Springs
whore he will rcmaiu somo time for
tho benefit OF his health.
MIss Carrie Pcudleton, the CUES, Of
Ml.s Lcua Bo,ingcr for several
weeks, returned to her home ia PEN.
broke last Friday Ma, field Demo.
ciat
Tho mercantile business OF Hop.
kinsvlllo Il soon TO lose one OF lie
most potent factors. Mr.. NJ. Frankel,
tue "Oii Reliable MsIu street merch.
aut, has decided 10 move with his
Ismily to Cincinnati 10 engage In
business. IIis son, Mr.. David NJ.
Frankel, left for that city last week
accompanied by his mother ana two
sisters, Misses Rosa aud Fannie. Mr..
Frankcl Sr., with his two younger
children will not leave for few days
yet. Mr. Frankcl has for many years
been identified with the mercantile
interest Of this city aud his removal
from our midst Ia greatly 10. be re.
GREETED. lie occupied a place In the
front rank OF our business men aud
had built up a large aud increasing
business which will be left 10 charge
Of his sou, No. Jos. N. Fraukei, a
young gentleman Of wide popularity,
and tlne business capacity aud quail.
cations. Mr.. Frankcl aud his family
have our best wishes for success aud
happiness la their now home.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-27

4 Paper bags. suitable for putting up
hams, for sale at SOUTH KESruckIAs
Office. They are better and cheaper
than canvas. All sizes on hand.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-27

Go 10 your druggist and get bot
tie VI llauI,rhouser's Deor foot Lini
ficnt, when YOU mash your Ruger
Don't take any other. Louis Salmon
Wholesale agent, Earllugton, Ky.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-27

Job work ofevery description done
In the very best style on short notice
and at bottom prices.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1883-02-27

A large variety of
ladies' kid gloves,con-
sisting of FosterHook
Mosquetaire and four
button. All colors can
be found at.
M. Frankel & Sons.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

j. R ARMISTEAD
is continually receiving FRESH and
PURE DRUGS, keeps large Stock.
His motto IS Qaick Bales and small
Profits.
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SPECIAL L0JALs.
SUlTINGsI

Have just received
a tremendous stock
Of Spring Suitings, at
my stand in the Ope-
"a Building. The
greatest care was ex-
ercised in the selec-
ton of this stock by
me, in person, while
in the Eastern Mar
kets, consequently we
can conscientiously
recommend the mate
rails to the public.
Fits guaranteed in
every instance; or
goods taken back.
FRANK. GORMAN.
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Ifyou want the nj
cest lard you ever
saw, buy. some Of us,
made by M. V. &c J. M.
.Dulin, who have a
reputation for making
the incest ever sold
here.
Burbridge Bros.
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LADIES'
Underwear (!

Just received a large
line of. ladies' under
wear, ofall kinds. You
can save 25 per cent.
by buying these goods
ready-made from us.
Call and see them.
M. Frankel & Sons.
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Advertised Letters.

which, ifnot called for In thirty days, will
bu sent TO Washington, DC. {.
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TERMS FOR 1883, Including POSTAGE

Single number of Blackwood, 30 cents single mum
Der Of Review, rs cents
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A Right Royal King.

The sovereign OF Bavaria has been re
garded as q half crazy misanthrope. He
was the patron OF Wagner. and is an en-
thusiast on all matters affecting art. He
now comes before the world as an author,
and his book deals with the duties of the
rulers of Europe to their subjects. He
wants the kings to consent to federation.
which would put an end to wars. and re-
duce the expenses of the government and
the burdens OF the people. The monarchs,
he says, are Christian gentlemen. and the
people they rule are highly civilized, yet
the energies of all the nations are employed
to wage barbarous wars upon each other.
Europe is 3 vast camp. the armies absorb
the entire able bodied population. and wars
for the past thousand years have been in
cessant. The Bavarian king proposes
u scheme to bring about federation,
which would practically make Europe one
country. But the project is too compli-
Gated to be given here. 1t has been the
dream OF some of the foremost philoso-
pliers and poets OF this century that Europe
should become q federal republic not un-
like the United States of America. But il
Is doubtful ii King Ludwig's well-meant
plea will lead to any practical results.
The great uniier Of nations is the sword.
The wedding has always been effected by
some superior force. Sardinia conquered
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Ihs only known specific for EpIleptic Fits.
Also for Spans and Falling Sickness. Nervous
Wsakness II instantly relieves and cures Cleanses
Mood and quickens sluggish circulation. Neutra
MSso eeKms Of disease and aaves sickness. Cures
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PATENTS.
r. FL. EDDY.

No. - state st.. opposite Kuby, Boston.
Secures Patents In the United Ststes; alss IN Gr.a,
Britain, France a1i other foreign Countries Copes
of the claims Of any Pa ent furnished BY remiffins
one dollar. Assignment recorded Al Washington
No dgccr n the Unsted sDeysC1 fe.
ciatses Tor obtaining Patents or ascerroinSno he
Reliability Of incentjOas.
3. h. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents
TEsTIMONIALS.
"ffegs.d Mr.. Eddy - one Of the most capable ans
esccesysl practitioner with whom have had on
Gal intercourse"
CHAS. MASON. Commissioners of Pa.ents.
"inveators cannot employ person more trustvos
thy or more capable Of securing for them an esri,
and favorable consideration 1t the Patent Once
ED4UND BURKE, late Commissjoaer Of Patent.
BOSTON, October 10, ls-o.
=. II. EDDY, KsQ.-Deaf Sir: yoa procsred fur
- Y NO. my first patent. Since then yos have e.
I'd toe and advised ne In hundreds OF eases. ~
pEooufed many patents, reissues and extensio.s,
~ eeeaaoasly enplcyed the best agencies IN Nsv
Iogk. fhtlndelphfA a1d Washingtoa, 6Qt etIl IN
- ainost the whole q ny basiness, IN yoar fns.
7esrs srsiy, StoRer prArrn
sseAnax1 !. ~ h