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Independent in Everything.
Tuesday, April 13. 1875.
SPEECH OF HON. SAMUEL S. COX,
OF NEW YORK
In Hartford Conn. April 1 1875.
(Continued. J
C ONNECTICUT PRODUCT ND PROSPERITY
UNDER HOME RULE.
Bat in Connecticut, without these n&t
ural advantages, what hare you not done.
under free auspices and honest adminis
tration ? You have over a half million
people, packed closely. You hare little
rable soil ; but what hare you not done
with your "Long rirer" and the 100 miles
of coast. You hare an area juicy with
streams ; and with your enginery and
steam you employ orer 80,000 horse power
pulling day and night, under manifold and
multiplied conditions. How wonderfully
have you harnessed the meagre forces
whirli narnra furnishes, bv rour inven
tions. The state of Whitney, Goodyear
nn1 fVilr. has not merclv sent out her in
cenious mechanism to the world ; but ten
or fifteen thousand human machines annu
ally to other states filling them with thrift
and comfort. Not specially adapted for
agriculture, you employ ninety thousand
hands, besides your million handed ma
chinery in manufactures ; yon pay $39,
000,000 in wages, and hare $95,000,000 in
capital. Your product in manufactures
alone, not counting your jiinety eight
thousand cows so precious to the Glaston
bury female mind, along with the liberty
to milk amounts to $161,000,000 ! Your
people lore to traffic. You believe in close
savings and quick returns.
When Noah Webster was working in
federal politics and philology, and had just
brought his pretty wife to Hartford it
was said that he lived on essays for break
fast, dissertations for dinner, and went
supperles to bed. Yet what did he not
achieve for human language and for the
honor of his state.
You desire to reach out to all the states
and to all the world, with your myriad
products. You cannot do it under Radi
cal federal policy, I will soon show you
that.
Your people have facile ways of work.
If one way don't pay they find out another
Tf ono administration is not good, they are
not loth to try another. They are not
bound to any number of terms to gratify
any number of paid stipendiaries of power.
They have many notions ; but no notion of
firing powder expensively over measures
which ruin, interchange and disturb em
ployment. You are ready, as here in
Hartford, to iosure anything from a broken
leg to an epizootic horse but you are not
tools enough, tor any premium, to insure
the success of an administration which
expects harvests without seed sown, and
the protection of good laws for their
ingathering. You do not insure propert
to Louisiana and Mississippi where Kel
logg registers votes, Casey uses Gatling
guns, Durrell issues decrees, or DeTrobri
aud makes legislatures ; and Grant and the
senate endorse that usurpation which sti
fles trade. throttles suffrage, and makes and
unmakes legislatures with the iron hand !
You have drawn into your state, by its lit
erary and aesthetic allurements, men of
wealth and leisure while by your frugal
and steady habit of good home rule, you
.havo attracted 113,000 foreign population
to promote &nd share your blessings. Your
school fund amounts to $2,000,000 for 123.-
000 children, which you shrewdly acquired
and carefully invested from the sale of
your title to all the land from the Atlantic
to the I'acific coast ! Y'our schools are
models ; your colleges boas in their alumni
a line of statesmen, ministers, priests
and scientists unequaled ; and in all these
pre-eminent conditions and results of con
tent and comfort, what do you not do and
make for others that you are not ready to
dispose of for a fair equivalent? Outofyour
quarries of marble and stone New
York builds her hospitals and penitentia
ries.her palaces and her warehouses. The
great metropolis at your doors treads un
der foot.daily.miles of your flagging. The
world keeps tine to the click of your clocks,
and regulates its conscience by your India
rubber. Did you ever read the census to
see the quality of your production ? I don't
mean your cotton and woolen fabrics, nor
your iron and steel ware ; these form a
great part of your industrial result ; but in
endless profusion you export, or once ex
ported, to other states and lands, straw
berries, cream, cheese and school inarms ;
ice, stone and onions ; tobacco, carpet bags
and carpet-baggers; plated ware, liquor
aud fire arms ; hoop skirts, corsets and
gospellers, bleaching and dying.and tomb
stouts ; screws, lexicons and hippodromes;
fair women, smart men, brass ware and
brains ! Some of the last go to cougress
and some do not. Cheers
But for all this vareiety of production,
you desire and deserve a market ; and the
largest one. You fear no competition, at
home or abroad. You ask no protection ;
no restriction against the raw material!
whether it be an immigrant or a cotton
pod. You grew immensely under lower
tariffs from 1850 to I860- trebling your
production in that decade. Had you grown
in the same ratio from '60 to '70 under
high tariffs, you would have had five hun
dred millions more of true wealth to day
than you have !
It is your interest then to foater the sys
tem which has given you this prosperity.
Where is the magic which evoked it ?
where but in the ring of your governor of
the Elder Day, more powerful than the
ring of Aladdin which made the earth
reveal the jewels of whole Satrapies of the
Orient, the ring which Charles I. gave
to V iuthrop and with which Winthrop
evoked the charter, out of which grew
your local liberty, security against un
just seizures, open and honest courts.
frugal government, the right of the people
to bear arms in their defense.and the sub
jection of the military to the civil power !
These are the genii whioh have bestowed
on you the diverse and marvellous pros
perity and production which made your
state splendid with memories, puissant in
arms, elegant in art and exalted in posi
tion!
RECENT POLITICS.
Connecticut has had many and I might
say disastrous changes in her political
views. When the war closed her people
meant to follow no prescriptive policy to
ward the south. She meant to give her
the home blessings which she herself had.
Iu 1865 the Republicans succeeded in
state and federal tickets. Your Republi
can assembly that year adopted resolutions
calling for a "humane and generous poli
cy,'' and in aid of President Andrew
Johnson for his experimental efforts to
-ranquilize the country. Of course the
Republican party that year denounced, as
usual, state, rights as treason; and by
I860, were hardly so cordial in expressing
confidence in Andrew Johnson, Indeed,
the then president had begun to open his
batteries on the bureaucrats aud uncon
stitutional re-construction acts. It was a
little doubtful what side Johnson was on
or what Connecticut Radicals ought to do
But that year Gen, Hawley beat Gov.
English on devotion to Andrew Johnson,
and by some 500 majority. The Democra
cy of that year on this platform denounced
the state suicide doctrines, and enrolled
Andrew Johnson high on the records of
renown. Next year ten states were still
out ; and the attempts of Radical force sad
usurpation, with a view to the presidency
in 1868, were apparent. That year, 1867,
retired Gorernor Hawley. That year the
Democracy enunciated a splendid creed.
It was a renewed derotion, in the agony
and peril of the time, to constitutional um-
nations, reserrett ngnts ana municipal
rule. It lifted up the decision of the Uni
ted States supreme court as the aegis of per
gonal liberty and a break-water against
gubrerted gorernment. l our governor, m
his message, denounced the continuance
$5
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Congresses, and held up the republic oi
r ,1:. imAc minimal iuujm
federated powers against tne comwig em
pire of unwanted powers. wa VJT1
i: -7 nf her traditions and her
history. Then her charter oak seemed to
grow green
again uuuoi uumw
A anin in 1868 parties were in array. J
Republicans presented Gen, tirant as
their candidate. Their derotion to An
drew Johnson had in acme way subsided.
The Democracy presented a terrible indict
ment against the harrassment and dis
memberment of the south, the enslave
ment of whitemen, the abolition of trial
by jury and the writ of habeas corput, and
the military forces which strangled public
liberty. Did the Democracy win ? They
did. In my belief the state has been fairly
Democratic ever since. That it is now
and will be this vear on the same princi
ples. -I doubt not. Not one hundred
(runs boomine out of Norwich for Louisiana
fraud and force, will make Connecticut un
sjteady "in her lore for the traditions and
elements of freedom. In 1868, you seem
tn bavfi had a nremonition of coming finan
cial disaster, growing out of bad taxes and
unconstitutional legislation. iou men
asserted in your platform, that it would
derance business, paralyze industry, ruin
merchant and manufacturer, ana aepnve
labor of employment. Your platform was
e . 1
nronhecv.
What since has the radical executive
and congress done to avert these disasters
and restore prosperity. Have they eiven
aa the currency of the constitution f Ur are
we still at the mercv of the speculators of
Wall street and the profligacy of irrespon
;K1 officials What has been done to pa
cify the south, and restore your markets ?
What has been done to revive shipbuild
ing, shipping and commerce, to increase
your production and exportation? Why
have not we done as France, nay, as all
Europe did. intensified our commercial ac
tivities r r ranee came out ot a great war
under bonds ; -and yet in her wise fiscal
noliev. she sent to Germany more bullion
than the Bank of England had. She paid
nearlv a billion as indemnity, she betook
herself anew to her frugal industries and
habits, and to the fresh currents of the
world's trade, under liberal and enlighten
ed conditions. She knew the necessities
of interchange. Is there anv people so
ready as yours to accept such privileges
and who has withheld them?
To be continued)
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' Page's Climax Salve, a Family
blessing for 25 cents. e
It heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
We warrant it to cure Scrofula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
It has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
It has no parallel haying per
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. It is a compound of
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and put up in larger
boxesfor thesame price than any
other Ointment.
Moffat's Life Pills
and
PHXENIX BITTERS.
The Most Successful Medicines
in the World.
Established in 1835, by one of
our Most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
aud South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in cases of diseased
Liver, Blood or Skin, Indiges
tion, Costiveness, Bilious Com
plaints, Rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
T'n ou san ds of certificates are
in our possession, giving detailed
accouts of perfect CURES effect
ed by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System and
put all the functions of the body
In a healthy condition.
tW Sold by Druggists everywhere.
J. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
85 Liberty Street, New York. ,
FURNITURE!
The Great Bosh now is at the
Mishawaka
FURNITURE STORE,
Davenport.
THEY ARE SELLING
t?9"Now is vonr time,
ban.
S3 E. Second Street.
Bargains are given and
C. E. SILSBEE,
Manager.
HEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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YUUNtl MEH and take offices on new lines
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tree. Address Bl'CKEf E M'F'G CO., Marion, O.
Qqn per day at borne. Terms free
tPCU Address Geo. Stisson & Co.,
Portland, Maine.
$77
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Me
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trouble and correspondence, making one contract
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vertisement they desire inserted, and will receive
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MONTGOMERY'S NERVINE,
For the cure of Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Head
ache, Nervousness, Sciatica, Tic-Douloureux, Hys
teria. Palpitation of the Heart, and all nervous af
fectlons. The Proprieror of this valuable medicine
dues not ask you to use it for weeks or months De
fore you have relief ; in many cases one bottle, or
less, ol this medicine is requirea. it is sola on its
own merits, and not by flattering advertisements
and has been lone and favorably known to the
comniunitv.
Sold by all Druggists. Dr Montgomery will be
happv to have all who are suffering consult him
tree oi cnarge, peisonany or oy letter.
urnce ana store, lai is, piidui si., cor. jnerry,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
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Sure Cure and Absolnte Prevention. Sold by all
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Address. MONTGOMERY CO., Agents
ISI N. Ninth St., Philadelphia. Pa
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Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. 419 Nonh
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SCHMITT & BRO.,
Manufacturers of all kiuds
SHOW CASES!
In 'Jerman Silver, Plated Metal and Wood, also
Upright and Side Cases,
Store Fixtures, Tables, and Plated Bars for Show
Windows.
liBMain Street, CINCINNATI. O.
MERIAM & MORGAN,
Paraffine Company.
Manufacturers of Refined
Paraffine Wax,
Cold
Pressed
Paraffine Oil
25
Gravity.
RAILROAD AND MACHINERY
Oils and Axle Grease
CLEVELAND, O.
A POPULAR aiEDICAL, BOOK1
MANHOOD! 1p?s
WOMANHOOD!
(MARRIAGE!
ZxpUi&isg who may marry, who not. why. Tht Imftd
imenU to Marring Ciumi, Coneq?iet)C and Curt.
Phfsloluf icaldico varies Id tiie interesting fontioa
of Eep rod notion. About prevention. Sexual zattmA,
U hurtful tflVoU, with needful advice. Bxualschaution
In middle or eld aftrom whatever eaace, and what ean
be done ta auoh catee. Abe at ptmplae on the face aud
blrod impurities, Whyeor people are prematurely IM
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i unrated 260 pee book, containing much Information for
the Married, ot tboie contemplating marrimgo. A trne
marries guide and private toucselor. Bent to any aodrae,
tscuretf $eald, by mall, lor 50 oentt, bv
DOCTOR
WHITTIER,
617 St. Charles
St., St. Iioais Mo.
Th mott tuctenfvl tpe'ialiit of the at, uho hat given
a Uf long tptcia I attention totcihe treatment of all castM
.litingtothe above, and habe n longer located
14 St. Initio than any oth-r Chronic J)ieat Phytxcian.
fee d his works and Juugefor yourself-
' Jiilentialcontfittatton p-rinnai.y or by mail free, a..
liifiitfrf Xicrg Utter of inquiry uUh one etamp answered.
PATENT
STEAM
PUMPS
MORE THAN
V , o o o
IN USE.
Factory, Causeway St, - - Eostoa, Mass
Wakekooms -Tl) Liberty St. New York; 50 Sooth
Canal Street, Cnicaao.
ei
GUARANTEED TO DO 9ATISFACT RILY
ft THE 70RK FOR WHICH THKa ARE SOLD.
CVSsnd (or clrcalan.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PATENT LEGS & ASMS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
I ne patient putting on ana practically
testiug the leg before purchasing. Uni
ted States soldiers furnished without
charge. Repairing done at moderate
prices. Pamphlet and price list free.
LEWIS LOCKWOOD.
700 North 5th St., t. Iiouie, Mo.
Address
AGENTS WANTED.
wins
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0n YEARS in SEARCH of a
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(We mace a gut oi fiuu to every goou Agem.)
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with u History of the discovery oi
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oi ten pays
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or on margin, and do a general bankine and bro
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should subscribe for the
Wall Street Review
1.00 A TEAK.
ample copy, also 48-page pamphlet explaining
Wall street operations, sent free by the Publishers.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS,
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HAIR DYE.
BATCH ELORS CELEBRATED HAIR DYE,
best in the -world. The invenior has used fliis
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the only true and perfect Dye, Harmless, reliable,
instantaneous. No disappointment ; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the ill efiects of bad dyes; leaves
the hair soft and beautiful Black or Brown Sold
and properly applied at BATCHLOR'S Wiir Fac
tory, No. 1C Bond street. N, Y, Sold by all drug
gists.
, I BATCHELOR'S CURATIVE OINTMENT
immediately cures Ring-Worm.
Tetter, Itching of the Head, and all Eruptions of
iue ?Kin, r ace or .ooay.
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"- " preserving the Teeth
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PBINTING MATERIAL
Federal Street, BOSTON, MASS .
MID PRESS, $5.00.
Send S'litup for Catalogue with Agents addresses
DR. BEALE'S
GEEMAN
will effectually
core alldiaesw sj
ariains from a
diHordtred liveri
and b t o m a c h
inrh .1 nnwHj
or weight
T
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Eatomacn, Bwini-
Iraing at the head
Innmed, or dim-
IcoJt breathing
inattering ut tin
patation, flatu
lence, inwari
Heart, enoklni
r raaoestiBg
pile?, t nlliWM on
eiisaiione when
the blood to tb
n a lying pos
head, aci'litv of
ture, dimnets of
the Btomac li
oatuea, he:iri
Tieion, &c. The
lea is prepared
bnni.disirtisl for!
una sola at
food, falliiei
No. Wi South
Secoud Street, J'hllaBelpnts, and cat
be purchat-ud
of ilriiL'L'if tn. price 85 cent i-er package
For ga - mil K center. Rock Island.
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I MIDI!. '' HAL. A harmless nreoaration
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and absolutely certain to allay all nervous excite
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requested to try this syrup. Prepared by W. H.
iuuhKLKi, Apotnecary, corner sixth and Monnd
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bcttle. Sold by John Bengston and E. Breunrt
Madams Foy's Corset Skirt Supporter
For Health, Comfort and
Stvle.
Is askncwledged THE BEST
RTICLE of the kind ever
nade. Numerous Testimonials
n its favor are beine received
from all j.arts of the United
States.
CAUTION.
All persons who have bought
or contemplate baying a rirht to
make a Corset Skirt Supporter
under a patent granted Sarah A.
Dake. Jtu. ember 19th, 187-2. are herebv notified that
the said garment cannot be made or nsed withoat
infringing patents under which Madame Foy's Cor
set Skirt Supporter is manufactured ana sold. All
parties infringing are hereby notified that they will
be held responsible for all damages. Attorneys
wiih power to act, will be aopointed in every coun
ty id look after infringements.
FOY & HARMON. Manufacturers,
NEW HAYEN, CONN
T. II. Doooe, Attorney.
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eua ior circular. l-19dlv
BUY THE
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the money of other first-tlass Machines.
in want of SEWING MACHINES will find it de
cidedly to their interest to correspond with us be
pore purchasing, as to terms,
WE WILL PAY
&1,000 In Grold !
For a Machine that cau excel Ours. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address
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FIRE km LIFE INS. CO.'S.
And will issue Policies
low a rate as the
Organized
1819
iETNA,
HARTFORD
1810-
1871-1872-
1853-1872-
NATIONAL,
ORIENT,
HOME, New York,
MANHATTAN,
INS. CO. N. AMEBICA,Philadelpliia,
FRANKLIN,
FIRE ASS'N,
AMERICAN,
R. I INS. ASS'N, Providence, R. I.
NORTHWESTERN NAT.Milwaukee,
1782-
1829-1820-1810-1S74.
1869.
1853.
1869.
1863.
1858.
1803.
1S52.
2846.
1865.
1873.
xiiunivait . X JiJ,
ST. JOSEPH.
MERCHANTS,
N. O. INS. ASS'N,
FIREMAN'S FUND,
QUEEN,
IMPERIAL,
LANCASHIRE,
CONN. MUTUxVL LIFE, Hartford
R. W. PASSENGER.
HABTFORD ACCIDENT, "
Total Assets Represented,
a USaei UtTII It tffgPTL- vJBr
0 JJliVUXlU
CARBUBETIROH
STOVE POLISH
NO BUST.
STOYE POLISH !
Neatest. Quickest. Most eesomical.
It is Sufficient to say it has been in the Market 47 Years
GKAPHITE PENCILS.
TESTIMONIALS
tti'SUKiTED States Patent Offic e, )
Washington. D. C, March 5tli, 171. I
"I am Ufing the best imported Silurian pencils
and paying (f 18.00) eii:lteen dollar per grois for
them. I have, lor the production of the drawings
ueed in my aictionary, four drauirhlHincn who can
not be beaten in Hue United Sliitee for fine pencil
work. Your pencil V V 11 is quite up to the ijuaii
ty of the $1)J .00 imported; it can hardly bebetti-r;
but my beet draughtsman pays it is p. rhaps a little
better. We shall hereafter iie none but your V Y
II, and I have experimented carefully." I send
tome of the drawings from which my tuts are made
o show you that I need the Best High -Urade Pen
cils, at any price.
The package containing n V n. and V V II pen
cils came eafeiy to hand, and some hayc "-itn given
to other bureaus in the Department, witn every
where a favorable verdict."
I aa yours truly,
Kdward a. KjnoctT. A. M.
Kxamincrvia -charge of Classification and Official
rulilli sllrtliii.TT s. Patent Ofttce.
Author of "Knight's American Mechanical Dicly."
P. O. Dept. (Tomoratoicai. Division i
Washington, D. (. ., ilarch 1S74. )
Okestes Cleveland, Esj.
"Sir: Having made trial of the Dixon American
Graphite IVncii iu this Div sion of the Post Office
Department. I cheerfnlly add tnv tesUaaony."
W. L. Nicholson, Topographer p. O. Dep'mt.
The undersigned concur in the above:
C. H. I'ooi.e, Assistant Topographer.
A. F. Dinsmohe. l'riuclpal Draughtsman
TREASntT Detaktm et. Office or
i" by Dei'aktmknt. Office or 1
it l'EItvl-INO Ani HlTECT. V
shin. .ton, D. C, April 6, 1874.
St
Was
Okestes Ci.evelanh. E
"Sir: llaving-usx d Dixon's Graphite
Pencils in
or samples and Descriptive Lists, address
The
ORESTES CLEVELAND Preslrtr.t
At '.heir
941 Railroad Avenue, 260, 253, 254, and 25. Wayne
is a Joy If or Ever."
our Trade Mark. Take no otherl j
in 1872. 1873 and 1874."
COLLEGE
CHEAPEST.
99
in any of them at as
risk will justify.
Location.
Asseis.
$6,588,071
2,757,07
943.353
719,341
5,627,445
700,885
4,686,812
3,308,856
3,155,735
1,086,848
1,544,055
895,481
6S5,089
370,957
256,439
467,443
667,469
11,845,729
11,111,650
10,000,000
40,443,695
490,000
200,000
a .
Hartford,
Oi. lOlllS,
St.
J ose
u
T
New Orleans,
San Francisco,
England,
u
Gold,
810S,552,260
twrV"WH
1 KfflBMW. J
0 SMEL1
this Department, it affords
me pleaure to add my
testimony to the above.
. C. Chanoleb, Assistant Architect.
. Lonsvii.LE, Kv., May 19. 187X.
'Every one in the office Is delighted with them
especially the 'M' grade."
Western Inscilanck Co.
Cleveland, O., Feb., 18, 1873.
"'On trial they prove the smoothest and lines
pencils weaver used, superior to the best Europe
an pencils." Dead A Son, Architects
Lincoln Colleoe, Greenwood, Mo.
"It Means to me they might be used for nearly al
purposes for which pen aud ink are now used."
ll&v. M. M. Brown, Principal
PiTTSBVuoH, flay 23, 187S.
Consider them superior to any we have ever
nsed." Reiteb. Lavely & Co.
Burmkotof, Vt., April 85, 1878
"Ihtnk th-m the bst we have ever seen."
BfRLINuTON SAV1NBS BANK.
, . , , Williamsport, March 18, 1873.
' I like them very much, and shall use them for
my desk-work and for Phonography, which beautt
ftil art of writing has been my dally helper for ove
twenty-live years. T. C. Kooebs.
Book-keeper for Snyder Brothers
"Ti- m Oneida, X. Y., April 12, 187b.
'w e like your 'M' pencil, for many purposes."
Oneida Cohmcmtt.
Madison. Ind , April 25, 1878.
The tJ' grade, for markint; papers, can't be be a
n the world." M. C. Gakbek Co., Publishers,
"v o Wheeling, V V., July 25. 1873.
lour Pencils are excellent."
Merchants National Bank
Joseph Dixon Crucible Co.
Crucible and Stove Polish Works sas o
S'teet
W" i
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