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CRAWFORDVILLE DEMOCRAT.
Volume 7.
ALL AROUND US,
GATHERING THE sews from oUR
EXCHANGES.
BEING THE DOINGS AND
OF nt . OUR NEIGHBORING COUNTIES^ counties as AS
CONDENSED FOR OUR readers—
OGLETHORPE, WARREN* GREENE
AND OTHERS.
WARREN.
Warrenton Clipper.
The cash system is reviving in War
ren.
Br. M. R. Hall has moved his old
kitchen.
Quite a number of reapers are in use
in this county.
A colored woman of Warrenton went
crazy the other day and tried to put
Iter infant ou the railroad track.
Cats are becoming verv scarce in
town. They die out while kittens.
Mrs. MinerVa Bead,, the owner of
Beall Springs, is said to he convales¬
cent.
Mr. and Mrs. A.Lesser’s little infant
fant boy some 10 or 12 days old was
circumcised last Sunday at their home
in tins place.
M’DUFFIE.
Journal.
Married, at the residence of the
bride’s ;ather, on Thursday, May 31,
1883, Mr. John V. Nall and Miss Katie
Veazey, all of this county.
Mr. Jos. T. Smith, who was so pain¬
fully hurt last week by Ed. Smith,col
is able to be on the streets again,
though his wounded eye is still swollen
and both are enfiamed.
The improvements on the Baptist
church are rapidly progressing, and
when completed will add vastly to the
appearance of the building,
Mrs. Geo. Larkin, who has been an
inmate of Ihe asylum for the insane, at
Milledgeville, for some time, has been
entirely restored, and has returned
with her husband to their home in Co¬
lumbia county.
Last week our young friend, Louis
Williamson, near Mesena, killed tv:o
eoachwfiip snakes, one of which was
eixft. four inches long,and three inches
in circumference, and the other was
five fset ten inches long.
HANCOCK.
Ishmaelite and Sunbeam.
We regret to learn of the continued
illness of Mr. John M. Jones, of the
culverlou neighborhood.
Presiding Elder Parks preached an
excellent s-rtnon iii the Methodist
church on .'Sunday morning last.
M r , Jack Dickons. ;.Vnl<t man, 'over
ninety ytjars of age. died at his «»i
deuce UWll Cijiaita, of old ilg ■, ou iasl
illintulti}’ night.,
In our notice of 1 be death oi ^ Alonza
Binlsong last week, we referred to
the fact some thought lie had been
killed and laid on the Railroad track,
and that the Coroner had gone to hold
an inquest. The evidence before the
jury showed cousiusively that lie was
killed by the train, uud such was tli. ir
verdict,
If tbare is any law against vagrants
it should be applied in this neighbor
hood. There are some parlies about
here that would be a disgrace even to
tiie chain gang,
Gus Kelsy, an old colored man who
was for many years known as a
workman in Martin’s wagon shop left
his home early Wednesday morning
and nothing more was seen or heard of
him until Friday morning whe he was
found by Mr. James Rogers lying in a
swamp about three hundred yards from
liis house witli his throat cut from ear
to ear. He committed suicide’
Qglethorpe Echo.
Marbles, base ball and chess are the
popular games.
On Tuesday morning last the eigli
teen months’ old child of Mr. and Airs.
R. D. D. Johnson’s, on Buffalo creek,
died. It had been sick about two
weeks witli inflamatio'n of the bowels.
The report lias readied Lexington
that one of Mr.BillCunningbam’s sons,
who went from Oglethorpe with his
father to Texas, several years ago, was
hung on last Friday. The rumor did
not say whicii one it was or whj’ he
was hung.
Miss Mary Sanders, of this place,
has been in bad health for a month or
so back.
Rev. J. H. Echols, of this place, left
last Thursday morning for Rock
Bridge Alum Springs, A a., to be gone
some time for his health. Ilis face lias
been again troubling iiim considerably
lately and tiiis water is quite beneficial
to him.
And still we are glad to chronicle
another building for Lexington. Lati
mer Bros, will occupy the Masonic
building and will have another room
built on the back part jf the store for a
provision room. It will be put up
right away.
OGLETHORPE.
Crawford News-Monitor.
Improved farm toots are increasing
in Oglethorpe.
Mr. Ben Williams, who shot the ne¬
gro preacher at Winterville was ac¬
quitted m Clark Superior Court.
Mr J. W. Rea es. of Watkinsville,
and Miss Cora Wilkins, one of Ogle¬
thorpe’s fairest daughters were mar¬
ried last Wednesday, the 6th inst.
Miss Saliie Furlow was suddenly
called to her father’s in Madison, to
see her sister. Airs. Mullie Cox, who
was in a dying state, last Tuesday.
CRAWFORD VILE, GA., FRIDAY, JUNE 8th, 1883.
One day last week, near Sandy Cross,
at a picnic, two negroes got into a dif¬
ficulty, in which one was seriously cut
j with a knife in the hands of the other,
There is a young man in Crawford
who has, with his skill, completed
1 neat shaving brush, using for bristles,
jh^ a piece of the rope on which Jones was
j The mechanism is fine ly d,s
pla yg d and the novelty of the hemp
j s t xans ‘dS bristles makes the whole a
curiosity of the modern days.
Mr. II. C. Bugg, of the Falling
Creek neighborhood, has the oldest
gourd in the countv, State.' and probably the
oldest in the It is some where
about 150 or 175 years old. Mr. B. is
about titty yean of age, and be says
great-grand-father owned and used
this gourd for a powder gourd.
There is a grave in this county ‘died in
which lies a somewhat miser who
not long ago. He made Ins will, giv
ing his property to friends and rela
fives, leaviug the amount of §1500 in
cash, which he requested to be put un¬
der his head and buried with his body.
It was served as requested and the
grave lies uninterrupted, containing
the specie not ten miles from Craw
ford.
Last Saturday as the crowd was re
turning from church at Mill Stone, a
sad accident occurred to Mr. Frank
T. Tiller, one of the best citizens of
the county. The mule that he was
ilrivjnsr took frlelit, ami wl.lle ran
umg threw Mr. Idler from the buggy,
killing him almost instantly. The ac
cident occurred about three o’clock
Saturday evening, and he breathed his
last about sunrise Sunday morning,
iiBiuQVM He leaves 3 a wifs.mil wife and four tour children cliildien to tn
mourn his loss,
STATE NEWS.
Items ol News Gathered Here and There
l<’roni our Exchanges.
—The Splvania Telephone has the fol
lovving : “We learn that there is a horse
in this county which, whenever it sees a
snake, makes a desperate effort to capture
it, and if successful always eats his snake
ship.
—W.M. Lee,of Clayton county,was killed
by a railway accident near Chicago the
other day,
—No more liquor will be sold Social
Oirele.
—The survivors of the 21st Georgia wil
meet in Old Oampbellton June 16th.
—George Layfteld, charged with the
murder of Conrad Link, lias been acquit¬
ted at Columbus.
—The B.li ke grand jury in its present¬
ments says that there is much illegal vo
ting, especially among the colored votes in
; tbqt counti , a, night j* robbers entered
Lust Baiinibiy
tjte depnt at Clarksville ami put a lot of
: )(lU( | uu ,i cr tlie door of the safe and
j et .
touched it off. The plate of the safe was
i , | , , v r , o.q but the door ivas not opened,
After they could not open the safe they
went through everything in the. depot
stt’-iluig a lot of notions and a suit of
clothes from the agent.
—At Augusta a youth named J. W
Thurmond attempted to commit suieii.e
Monday morning by taking laudanum.
IBs father killed himself about a month
ago. The boy recovered and afterwards
tried to shoot himself,
—A petition with 1,200 names, asking
that the question of abolishing the Police
Commission be submitted to a vote of the
people, was presented to the Augusta
council Monday afternoon. The Council
ordered an election for the 15th of June,
—Col. J no. A. Stephens has under con
.... deralion application ... lor . the ,,
si an organlza
Bon of a negro military company in Wash
ington county.
—Two negroes were hung in Macon Fri
day.
—Mr. Joe Nall, of the Atlanta post office
is held in bond of $6,000 on charge of em¬
bezzlement.
—The Conyers Weekly tells the story of
fortune as follows: “When old man
Ben Gregory died it was thought that he
was very rich, but his wife and son, Boh
Gregory, so we are told, claimed that the
old man had hid his money, and that they
did not know where it was. For the last
D™ w «eks the old lady has been very low,
and the children, believing that the money
was still somewhere about the house,
made a search for it, and succeeded in
finding §11,000 in gold. Considerable stir
is being made about it, hut we believe
that so far Boh Gregory holds the money.
We also hear that there is a good deal of
the money deposited here in our town,
; U ,q they have been living on it for many
years.”
—The Hawkinsviile News has the fol¬
lowing : “Mr. William L. Hooks, of
Booiy, related to us on Monday a remark
able occurrence on Friday last on the old
Nathan Youngblood place in that county,
The water in the Green Line sink sudden
iy sank through the earth and reappeared
ln the large spring, a half mile distant,
The sink was probably fifty yards in
width, and Mr. Hooks says it lias never
1 been dry within his memory, and he is up.
ward of 40 years of age. The people liv,
ing in the neighborhood heard a roaring
■ noise, as of rushing waters, and on wives
tigation found that the water had disap
peared from the great sink, and that it
had hurst through the earth at the spring
overflowing tiie banks. 'This spring is the
stream that supplies the Hendley mill on
the prong of Big creek. As the water
from the sink made its way out through
I the spring, the adjacent land was over¬
flowed and fish were left scattered about
! n small holes and puddles.”
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Thfl Qmt a " B01tl0 ... , foT Nmill „ . £ ia . . Hutae!* _
An Internal Remedy, Chloroform containing Chloral no <*
ine, opium, kmd Safe and^,
narcotic ot any
quit A in 1 s ‘ ^
Leesburg 7Z, April 19.1879. Ck.-.We. 1 j 1
Messrs. Hutchison & Buo :
men—It affords me great pleasurejS-.tes- I
tify to the great virtues of your “Neural- ,
5 complaints
distressing 1 have ever used,
it should be in every family in the conn
try. Yours truly, UEO. R. HEAR,
Mayor of Leesburg, Va.
Messrs. Hutchison & IIuo : I am hap
PY t0 W that > 0Hr “Nettralgine acted as
incredibly short, time, I would advise all
suffering from neuralgia and headache to
try it. Yours, L. etc., V SIMS, M. D.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
—(:o:)— >
J^ic^niU'ontmctei TTAVING located 111 Crawfordvqle, I
1 .' 0 ^Viir'contract’for
the building and repairing of houses, mills
and bridges, and will furnish all kinds of
material, for doing any kind of work,
Having good workmen with me 1 can
BXrtt&ttR&ftSkCl furnish all kinds of
at short notice . j wjn by’««»
plans and specifications for houses,
and mills. show All I ask is your patn w»V m re.
and I will you that 1 mean
say, We the undersigned, . . . .L, take rri pleasu: in
recommending MR. E. M. FITTS, to the
public askillt'ul as a mechanic and contractu*^.utd
sa workman, J. .Jordan,
John T. Mann, c.
F. B. Taylor. J. H.Mitchell
STOP AT TUB
Clinavd House.
Athens, Ga.
A. D. CL1NABD, Proprietor.
Pj ters at Each Tr is.
Commercial Rates.
Large Commodious Sample Looms.
1-0LITE and ATTENTIVE SERVANTS,
Headquarters for Commercial Tour¬
ists.
P I T T S T7‘ if.
—FOR
Flatulent Colic, Dbmhcv.a.Nansen,
Goughs, Gholeru Infantum
Teething. Gholer.i
Morbus.
prv/ nr X V UirnTC II 1
• . ” * . iR. I O, *
YW,«,/V,7„.I. LttU£TSlSt * J.1CL .A Apotnecar Awnihossm V
c -
Thomson, Georgia.
For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid, Grawford
ville, Ga., and J.A. Kendrick, SliaroiqUa.
CUIil 1) I1Y
Olivers Quick Relief.
Rheumatism, Neuraligia,Headache,Tooth¬ Throat,Colds,Bites,
ache, and Golds, Stings Sore Insects, Oolic
of
in Hordes, &c.
Prepared by
MAYS & CO.
Atlanta, Georgia.
For sale by Dr. R J. Reid, Orawford
ville, Ga., and J. A. Kendrick, Sharon,Ga.
EVERY DAi k
- ,
THE MAIL OR EXPRESS BRINGS
TESTIMONI A L S
-THAT-
m 1 lie Music ’If.fl II ouse ()f The South
IS LOCATED IN AUGUSTA, GA
That O. 0. ROBINSON & CO.
— < -SELL THE BEST-).—
Pianos and Organs
Mamifact „ , ure i.
That their Price for Same Style & Make
—ARE LESS THAN—
IN NORTHERN CITIES,
And also, save to the purchaser
freight and Insurance,
{ MAKING J.
• a."A ( ) T 1. g. J.
~-~THE--
Great -UUSJCal SftVIfl^ III
S tltlltiOll of the SOfltfc.
8AYE MON EY!
By Corresponding with
G. 0. Robinson & Co.,
1K3 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA.
10 LOAN. |
I am prepared to negotiate large or
loans on Heal Estate.
Office with 5V- 11. Branch, who will give
in my absence:
J. CONKLIN ft BROWN,
Okuenesuoro, Ua«
H Es
Model Soda ^ Water VV CbUtoL
ESTABLISHMENT n ,. r , IT , I r„mTm 011 mi 1 HESlL >nn „nm 111.
GINGER ALE, SODA WATER, ET(V
Equal to any imported. Manufactured
and for sale at
Clinton^s
BOTTLING WORKS!
1318 BROAD STREET, I
AUuUSAA. - GA
l-W~ Jrders ti lied prmnptlv and shipped
by Express, in Clinton’s Patent Shipping
Oases. No Goods misrepresented.
aprilSO 3m
B I
El
Quiet anfl Easy CbM-Birth
Thousands of women over the land testi¬
fy to the wonderful effects of this groat rem¬
edy: it will not only shorten labor and lessen
tho Intensity but of better pain and suffering all, it thereby beyond
expression, than of
mother greatly diminishes and child. the This danger great to boon life to both suf¬
fering woman is Holmes'' Liniment , or
Mother's Biiadfield, Friend. Atlanta, Prepared Ga. and Sold sold by by all J.
Druggists, by Express Price receipt $1,50 bottle. of price. Sent
on a
1.000 MILE TICKETS.
GeorGia Railroad Oovir any, )
Office General Passenger Aokt, >
Aucu sta, April 8th, I87U. )
COMMENC1NG MON ONE DAY. THOUSAND 7th st,,
this Company will sail
MILE TICKE’l’s. poed over main line and
branches, at TWENTY'-FlVE DOLLARS
wick. I’lieso tickets will bn issued 10 111
divldunls, firms or families, but not to
linns omlfamilies combined.
K. It. DORSEY,
May9,l879 Generai Passenger Agent.
SCALES U.S.STANDARD SCALE Manufacturers SCALES SOUTHERN CO.,, of
OF ALL KINDS. TRUCKS, Etc.,
.(3i?Av?n«rz,Trnft. 5«rseu!l Catalog,
INSURE YOUK LIFE
-t
the “METHODIST MUTUAL AID
ASsOCTA’flONJ” of Kentucky, is tin*
safteat and ebeapest Life liiHurance Com
paay in America. The only Chnii|miiy
Hint pays 01 m liulfof Hie insurance toll*
Policy holders, in cases All must of total dit', and inability It is
to make a living. life,
the duty of every mien in to prepare
meansof snppovt after his death for those
nearest and dearest to him. Insure
now, delays are dangerous. For particu¬
lars apply to the undersigned at Orawford
viile. Ga ; O. T. Boggs, Agent.
, M M. A. A.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
ATLANTA, GA.
T OCATDD IN THE CENTER OF TIIE
j i City, only one block depot from of the Union Georgia pas¬
senger depot and the
Pacific arid East Tennesee, Virginia building and
Georgia railroacs, in the same of
the hotel. Terms, S2.0U per day.
K. T. WHITE, Proprietor.
KING HOUSE.
STONE MOUNTAIN, G A,
10 Miles From Atlanta.
Opened to summer guests on the 1st of
may. Cool breezes, good water, only Board, a
few minutes ride from the city.
$2,000 per day ; $10 per week ; $30 per
month. Address,
i'. T. WHITE, Atlanta or Stone Moun
tain, Ga.
W. J. NORTON.
r .'. A A J- Ott i»V I t; \
Ci ntractor and Builder
Also Dealer in
Buiding Material of li m.
Kinds.
J. N. CHAPMAN,
OllAWFOUDVILLE, ---- GA.
Has on hand a full line of
Ww U G G I E S,
AND
Wairons, Harness, Etc.
I baye ^ the fullest and most complete
Jot of je8 BtI(] Uuggy and Wagon
Harness ever brought to this market
and which I am selling at BOTTOM
PRICES. Give me a call when you
ne mch ^ 1 16,dm ^/ thinin .1. N. CHAPMAN, A v
The Gecrgia Track Farmer,
A Weekly Newspaper devoted to the in¬
terests of Truck Farming in the South.
Subscription E. T. By price. A § Co, 2 . Fort Address, Valley, Ga
ington
Thomas Fulton, j
—:o:—
CRAWFORDV1LLE, GA. I
I
—DEALER IN—
Fancy and Family
Groceries 5
. LOVISIONS.OANNED GOODS, LARD
AMS. FLOUR, MEAL AND FARMING
IMPL1MENTS OF ALL KINDS.
Terms Strictly Cash
T KEEP 01> HAM) ALSO THE FIX
EE^T BRANDS OI TOBACCO.CIO Ails.
AND SNEFTS,
The Best in Crawfordville,
GIVE ME A CALL WHEN YOU
WANT GROCERIES OR PROVIS¬
OES OF ANY KIND.
Also a large stock of Crockery at re¬
duced prices.
I HAVE ON IiAN 1 ) A FULL STOCK
OK FANCY GANDIES Oi ALL KINDS.
Thomas Fulton.
AT Dll. SMITH'S OLD SI AND,)
“WOULD 1IAVJE IT
IF IT LOST $50 ”
Springfield, llobcrtwn co., Tenv. }
November, '27tli, 1880.
Dn. J. Bradfield :
.Sir—My daughter has been suffeiing
for many years with that dreadful aillic
Oo» known as”Female Disease, ’which
Inis cost me many dollars, and, I’otwith
standing I had the best medical atten
dance, coultl not find relief. I have
used 111:111 v other kinds of medicines
without anv effect, 1 had just about
givcn f. llf>v u \, VVlW ul ,t, 0 f | K ;art, but
Imppcn^d . ■ .'itheJto ao w . w W. LcKim, Enklei*
scvetal weeks siuct, and he, known g
of my- uaugliter’s atlliction, “FEMALE persuaded
me to buy a bottle ot your
REGULATOR.” She began to im¬
prove at once. I was so delighted witli
its effects that 1 bought several more
bottles
The price—§1.50 pm bottle— 1 seemed
to lie very high sit first, but now I
think it the cheapest preparation I on do
the globe •, and, knowing wluit
ivKwt it. if 1 e-day oihj of niv family
was suffering with that awful disease,
I would have it if it cost Soil a bottle ;
for 1 can truthfully say it has cured
my daughter sound and well, and my
seif and wife do most heartily recom
mend your •’FEMALE UKGUELA
Toll” to bo juat what it is recom
mended Lo lie. Respectfully,
][. D. FRATitEKSON.
1 1 nil . . q*''” . ; $0 75 per bottle.
I ml siZe 1 50 per bottle.
PREPARED BY
J. BRADFIELD,
Sole Proprietor,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
FOR SALE IVY
R. R. J. REID, CrawTordville, V.
a’si lv
We [£ave gtrnck Jt !
and we want IT to STJKE YOU,
The Place to Buy Paints!
——-IS AT
m J 111 , 1 11 I r 1 A « I r ii \r m 1 U T 1 A U It D J J
i O
—WE KEEP IN STOCK -
I,HAD, Oil,.
VAKMMI,
i aIaomIm:,
/-INC.
A ml all the Shades and t ,’olors, which we.
guarantee strictlv pure. GLASS, PUT
T Y, BRL’SIIES.TUIU’KN'I'IN lv M1X EI»
PAINTS, etc. We don’t sell Drugs, hut
WE SELL PAINTS, and don’t, you forget
it ! WE GUARANTEE PRICKS and do
ly competition us to l’URE tlOODS,
Give us a call and you will he pleased and by
our fair dealings, just weight true
measure.
SALE k HOSSKxNOL,
312 Jackson st., between Greene and Kliis
Augusta, G a.
AND SHOE SHOP.
1 announce to the citizens of Crawford¬
ville and vicinity that J have opened a
shop on the corner of i >r. Farmer’s lot on
Main street, ami will give prompt guaranteed atten¬
tion to allonlers. Satisfaction
Give me a trial
l j iT Terms strictly cash.
JAMES FLOYD,
Crawfordville, Ga.
GLOBE HOTEL
Avgusta, : : Georgia.
Rates, *2.00 and *2.50 per day.
LOCATED IN THE CENTRE OF THE
BUSINESS PORTION OF THE
CITY.
li. F. BROWN, Manager,
Number 23 .
KAB8 MILLION!
Foo ChWs Balsam of Shark’s Oil
oSiTiVKi.Y Restores the hearing, aniJ
IS THE ONLY AUSOLUTf OR HE i'OU
DEAFNESS KNOWN.
This Oil is abstracted frtHn cnugWt peculiar spe¬ tlifl
cies of small White Bliatk. in
Yellow Sum. known 11 s OarchamloM. Ron
dclctii. Every Chinese fisherman k nows
it Its virtues ils a rcstorutfVe of hearing
was discovered bv a Bud hist Priest about
Urn year HUI. lis cures were so numerous
and malty so seemingly miraculous, that
the remedy was officially proclaimed over uni¬
the. entire. .Empire. Its use became so
versal that for over 30(1 years no deafness
Ims existed among the Chinese pdoplc. at
Bent, charges prepaid, to any address
$1.0(1 per bottle.
Esar What the Deaf Say
It has performed a miracle in my case.
1 have no unearthly lioisos lit Iny liMd am/
hear much better.
1 have been greatly benefited.
My deafness helped a great deal—think
another bottle will cure me:
"Its virtues are unquestidhaidw the it fid Writer its
curative character absolute, tis
cm. personally testify, both Write from experi¬ tot
ence and observation. at once
HAY'LOOK A JBNNEY, 7 Dey Street;
New York, enclosing ISHKI, and you will
receive by return a remedy that will ena¬
ble you io hear like anybody else, and
whose curative effects will be so,”—Editor permanent..
Von will never regret, doing
of Mercantile Review. please
3 tV To avoid loss in the Mulls,
send money by registered letter. Duly
import 'd by HAYlitHlK <fc JKNNHIf,
Haiti agents for America. 7 Dey st..- N. Y
ADVICE TO MOTHERS*.
A re you rest disturbed by sick at child night suffering and broket} and
of jour a If
trying with pain of cutting teeth ? so,
sciiit at once and get u bottle of Mils.
Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for Tbkth
iNo < 'hildubn. Its value Is incalculable.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer im-'
mediately. Depend upon it, mothers,
there is no mistake about it. It cures
dysentery and diarrhoea, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures inflamation.and wind colic,soft
teiis the the gums, reduces system,
gives tone and energy to the whole
Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Sprup for Chib
diva sisliie Teething is pleasant to the taste, ana and
prescription of one of the oldest
best female physicians and nurses In the
United States, and * for sale by all drug
^ '".. Price 28 cent*
bottle.
SHEEHANS
Excelsior Bottling Works
E. SHEEHAN
1025 CERBENB 8T.
Augusta, Oa
■0
Pure Soda Wat er, Sarsasparllla Fresh and Gin
ger Ale manufactured from and
First Class Material, Lager Beer in kegs
and bot tles always on band. Orders solic¬
ited N. and B. —Ice promptly of good filled. quality and just
weight shipped to my customers at mar¬
ket price. apriU3*8itf.
. : >.' v
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINSMENTS
FOB MAN A!7D BEAST.
For morn than n fhirdofn century been the
IWmlcnn HiuIjuik f-lntment lias
Itnown to mllllona ull over the world as
the only Bale reliance for the relief of
accidents and pain. It Is a modioino
ithovo kind. jirlco Lor ana praise—the form of external best of pain Its
the every
MEXICAN
Mwitnng It Unlmont. lle.fl is without aUd maasl* an equal. to I
the wry of [min Done—making and inflammation tho continu¬ fmpo»-|
ance
Bible. Its eireels upon Human Flesh wonder¬ and
the ful. Brutecraailon Tho Mexican oro equally
MUSTANG
Liniment Is needed by somebody In
every house. Every day brings news of j
the agony of an awful said Or hum
Biibduod, of rheumntls valuable hone martyr* It
stored, by or tho a heating at this or OK
saved power
LINIMENT
which speedily cures Such aliments Ol
the HUMAN FLESH as
Joints, Rheumatism, entrusted kwelllufs, Muscles, g INU
< uru s
and Scalds, Cuts, Bruises sal
Sprains, Poisonous Bites uud
Stings, Rtidhtu, LssKUen, Old
Sored, Hore rtipples, ITlcrrs, frost Caked bites. Brsstst. Chilblains, and
indeed every form of external die
ease, it heals without scars.
„ ’’Bprrlni, For tho Bauris Ckeatiow It cures
Fonnder, FTurness bwinny, Stiff Ifoof Jsfnts, XH*»
Mores.
eases, foot ftot, Screw Worm, W‘ fleah,
Hollow Hern, Scratches,
sails, ttpavin, Thrush, Rlsi
Old Sores, I*oll 1 >II, Film
the SlRht and every other aliassut
to which the occupants of tho
(itnble and Stock Yard sure liable.
Tho Mexican Mustang T lalisnj
always and it is, cures positively, and uuver disappoints;
THE BEST
OP ALL
LINIMENTS
res mi: os biast.
