Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-05
y. Y. Herald

nous trottcr, Jay-Eye-Scc will be AN ap
supplement to the information lublishr,
in Yesterdays Jjr,uId rnnrnrnini, th,, sto
nnn ,,,n.t', 49,, ~, ,i'' CIV
Wv P"IcH"St Oh Maud =. II shall drive
MAUI = with RaruS said Mr.. Bonner
as he pattcd the beautiful mare .uDOn he,
flank, and returned the look of cnntidonco
with which ,bi. nxnni.itn ,,ion, ~ ,at.
ism and rro fiI ,, pi'.' y! .i'o'i''''
ISM ana IRE REGARDED her new owner.
at is understood that you are negotiat-
ing for tn" purchase of Jay-Evr-Scp #
you were to nIi,.husn tb,t L,r.. ,,.,.,,Il
Won trnt ,,...t,,... t,,,,,,,l,a,., ~. ''"''
..,,,, T''n'l
''''i'' repl!'d the proprietor
OF Maud r. IN the Lcd,pr "Jav-Eyp.
Soc is bat Il pony. only fifteen hanIS Li',l,
When William II V,ndo,,,iIt ,,rr,.t,.,'-,,,i
,I,,,I :. i,t.i ~, P"'' i''N'''
'' ~ 7''''' w 1t ''I'."'' har"N Is the
"'lI\ proper mate for Maud =. but You
KNOW cannot get him. Fortunately
Maud :. and RarIs are ru,y ,,I,rod ,,,,,.,.'.
tLoy cam ha Lri,nu t,i ',,H p''',',' " mere
.l,.jl I,,,. ,,..,., VS., ave. "'' iI0t !
''''' '''''' N''"' = NP'pd"u 80 aN To lower
niF present l-llrrs. Mr. Vanderbilt also
said in reference to .Iav-Evc-&cr that he
WoulIn', give fifty cents for him ,o.,,,
i,,, ,f .,,,,,.... w ,''',, ',''!-
,,,,,,...ii. - i'''' '''i II" ''l"'" =
ne p"piic are very greatly interested.
ME- l}ohner. IN your manipulation of high
priced horse flesh, was said to him YES
lPrdaN afternoon. "IlOW did You first en-
Ter me llcld as purchaser and what were
the motives that induced Won -
Well" said Mr.. Bonner. as he rested
ms rect upon Il pile of LcdgcrS and per
Suauru himself that there was a breeze rs
ne waited a copy of next weeks paper.
III was really a question of life or death.
1t Is iniE story, but ! will tell it to You
as briefly as possible. I'm 1886 was utiliz-
! I,,tI l.
nIG",l"ilN III what was then regarded as
plrhulnehai advertising. In one season
npcu' mere S?3,VWO IN advertisements and
H'ouI III snow bllIS, and | was worked To
drHth reading proofs and preparing copy
" a4,l M'IlousiI HupGrlntending my novel
advert laemgntS in the HC,uH and other
l"lrlaiS. My family physician, DR. sam
mel Hall, Il cousin of the Rev Dr. Holm.
tiall, told my family that was in danger
Oh nIaih teN"r ana that ! was killing my
sen with work. ana was. ! had very pc
o,l i AChS{' Iuii9 IN the pack of my head.
,o,H me mat must get a saddle horse ami
,ah' rev nour' exercise every day
purchased a Little mare for $50 and tried
Hl4pIr exercise, bul 1t was too violent and
"' hn I' EIpu' 50 purchased top WHy-
On -N"|'f iicc OF Boston called ia see
me on some business matter, and in the
course "l compensation told mc that super
IhI'hurn' johnson of his city owned Il
very me par OF road horses which could
peat three minutes. and as til, papers in
Boston were finding considerable fault
WIN MN i"f keeping me horses at the cN-
pcnNe OF tn" city he thought | could ret
thcm AT reasonable terms. Mr.. Rice
n"uGnt tnrn FOR me. paying $1,000 At
ihat tlihe colonel John Harper, the senior
partner ol the publiShinghOuSc. and Com
nodore \anderbllt were the only two
owning noticeable fast horses here, max
a N - N t,,' Am