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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1883)
CRAWFORD VILI ,E DEMOCRA :r * 5 L. © Volume 7. ALL AROUND US, VATHURIKG the news prom our EXCHANGES. BEIN'® THfi POINTS AND HAPTEN IN CtS ■OF OUR NEIGHBORING COUNTIES AS ■CONfcSlfSED FOR ®t v R READERS— BmeWstb, Warren-, ’ greene And HANCOCK-, Sunbeam. the window blinds are being put up fn the court Iromse When this work is completed ike Hi*®e wift be nearly Unished. jwdge F. L. tittle received a tele¬ gram from. Louisiana on Thursday eve toing, announcing the death of his neph¬ ew, Mr. Bichard Green. , If a tax of fifty cents per head was levied on’all the worthless dogs in the Vsotmty enough money would be reali ized to educate all the children in the county. Mr. Ed. Wiley one of Hancock’s young men left on Tuesday for Texas where he proposes to invite the smiles of dame fortune upon his future. White we think there is no territory mote inviting or offering better indttce' ments to young men tban the old red hills of Georgia, we can but hop© that those who go from among us to seek their fortunes elsewhere may be emi¬ nently successful in their efforts. Mr. Walter Kenrick while riding along the road in the buggy with one of his hands a few days since was stoped toy a negro who began to curse and abuse bis hand, Mr. Kendrick not wishing to see a difficulty, commanded the assailant to desist, but was cursed himself, for which he knocked the ne¬ gro down with a rail. The negro arose however, and made a desperate effort to get Mr. Kendrick but was met by a ball from the latters pistol, which gave fiim a disposition to advance, but in an opposite direction. Tiie ball enter ied the arm of the negro and made a painful but not a serious wound. fseived him right. GREENE. jfttfgt - ..... .... and Home Jgyrwot nf ^ August ( mor, commenced business on Saturday • last at the popular stand lately occu¬ pied by G. A. Davis & Co. ; Mariritsd, In Penfiekl, Ga.,iit,tiie" r^i-; d^hceof Rev. J. W. Ellington, Tlnirs riay evening the 8th inst., Lee SUnsell and Mr, Jas. F. Fdcte^ Nt MarV’s Ga M MO bUk. for linmae has one set ahd Taliaferro .an 1 (Other, and we being on the line have to sustain much of the trouble. Wouldn’t it be best to have a uniform set for the State ? i z y Ai *r*.«v •• • Union Point correspondent , . of . ,, the Herald, says: “It is reported that the - Methodist Ville, Greenesboro' Sund., «hoel, and Union Of q^foni- Point, will hold a Celebration here on the 3rd Friday in this month, but nobody here knows anything about it. 'IVe have in quired ■ a of e the Supenntei.cfefi •inimiJefit nf 11 Iff ,,, school and the prop < t |J e1, Ji ‘ of whom know anything *hput it. Is it a fact? If so, the schools .will be Warmly welcomed and weH taken care of. Jasper Park, colored, was arraigned t-ofore the County Court last Saturday on a charge of larceny from tire house.— stealing wheat, from.the'miirat Park’s Ferry. Suspicion had bjsen entertained that larceny of this character was go ingon, and letters Written ’ on small pieces of paper Were mixed in with aome wheat in the miUi-^We learn that Jasper afterwards brought wheat to the mill to be ground with, some of theser tettersfoundinit. He (ilead “gfiilty” before the Court, and was;sentenced to twelve months in the chain gang. OGLETHORPE. Oalethorpe Echo. Mr. R. G. Johnson, pf this place, car riesofftbe palm for'having the first open cotton. A good many Lexingtonians attend ed a barbecue Saturday at White Oak school-house, in the Flat woods. ’ Os last Thursday Mr. and Mrs F. L. Upson, of this place, leftffqt.a month’s stay in north Georgia among the - (noun tains. They go for health. Every Saturday evening our streets are crowded with a set of drunken, rowdyiah negroes, who corse and use vulgarity to sucli au,.,extent that our ladies are afraid to go on the streets pn that day. ’Sqire Echols has his wind-mill, tank, pipes, etc., all up and they work like a charm. MaDy have been to ace them, CRAWFORD VILE, GA^ FRIDAY,' AUGUST 17 th, 1883. ------ - r —r and we confidently expect to see several of these conveniences running in our county in the near future. On last Saturday was a week ago some negroes who were hunting on Mr. R. T. Johnson’B place, near Wiliter ville, came across a huge snake, the track of which had been seen in the neighborhood foe some time, His snakeship was four feet long, as large around'as a man’s at m and had fifteen rattles besides several that was shot off when killed. On last Saturday morning when Sher¬ iff Doster carried breakfast to the jail he found that his birds, three negro men, had flown. They were left in the hall and during the night, with helu trom the outside, had loosed one of the gratings from the window, through which they escaped. They were all in for petty offences, and their escape is counted as much a good riddance as a ■cheating of the law. Personal and io the Point. Dr. L. M. Gillam, of Atlanta, Ga., for thirty years has been making Blood Fcriso’ns-a specialty. During that peri¬ od lie has'treated over one thousand cases or Scrofulous, Cutaneous and Syphilitic diseases with unparalleled success, embracing some of the ugliest and most aggravated cases on record. These facts are verified by the public and the profession of Atlanta. The Doctor has consented to prepare in proper form a combination of his treat ment, and now offers it to the public under the name of 13. B. B.—Botanic Blood Balm—and we specially recom¬ mend this great blood purifier to our readers." Bonkocide is the only article before the public for the speedy cure of G. & G. ‘Atlanta, Ga., April 9th, train 1883.— be AJays,< fc.Go.: While on the tw®fe ; *^ : i ; ej\tVilie add Columbia, S. C„ a man was aboard who f/vts suffering r pm some asthmatic affection or throat trouble. I gave him a dose of Oliver’s Quick Relief and rubbed him well with it and relieved him at once. All th“ passengers thought he would die, his suffering was so intense. It. S. Watson, Salesman Pemberton,Irvison & Dunn. A Relormed DrunkaiS. __ From the Athens Banner. p Lv." ii’—eti,- ^n*i» andjeouteiitineiit, who is considered well to-do in this world’s goods, and is a strict member of the church. „„ This . man was once rip-roaring (jr,lingered, having the delir iuin jrtiiniyis six times. The first time be had them a physician, chucked him full of ^jium.nearl.v causing his death, but after discovered a remedy that cured him easily. He says the disease-if heat and taper ot firadually ; that j s a sure pass. He says the poor drunkard is the, most pitable object under the sun; that nut ope in a thousand has the self will or moral courage'to quit drinking; the liabit once formed lasts until the end of , |f unIoss the temptation is out of 8ijJ , lt> or the Inail has au almost superhu „„„ Tin. H-tlei™., ohopt twelve years ago, reflecting upon bis condition, promised his wife never to drink another and this pledge he has kept invio l«t*-never wavered but once, and that was when in our city many years ago on a, ( . oj(| ,, Ry IIe startw| to a bar room b< , get a glass of wine, but at the turn of the si(itwalk he pausert an<1 reflected a lnomM1 t; then turned and went towards h ,s home congratulating himself that lie had made a turning point in his life. Mrs. Eliza Brannan, Ivanhoe. Ga., says: “I used Brown’s Iron Bitters with best results for extreme nervous ness, sleeplessness and bad blood.” It is said that the Broad river at An , thony’s Shoals, Ga., has a horse power of 37,280, while Lowell, the finest de veloped water power in the United States, lias only about 16,000 horses power. mts Carminitivp 0,1 m,n,t,ve curefl cuiefl mv mv chiId cm,n of or diseutery when otlier remedies failed. See add. B. F. Toole. - The census reports of 1880 show that in Georgia the increase of the ne g r oes for the ten years lietween 1870 and 1880, was 33 per cent., while for the whites it was only about 25 per cent, • —i SPECIAL LOCALS. _ _ your f am jjy groceries, &c., from Mershon & Flynt, Sharon, Ga. —j f you want a no |,by suit of clothes all on Mershon & Flynt, at Sharon. —Smoke Alexander Stephens cigars sor sale by W. R. Reid, -Mershon & Flynt, of Sharon, hav ing on .land a large stock of goods which they are offering at very low prices. —Hamburg Liniment is the best remedy known for rheumatism, fprains, bruises, swclliings, stiff joints, or sale by W. R. Gunn. JUKY LIST. The following is the list of grand and traverse jurors for the county Of Taliafer¬ ro, August terra. 1883 : X' _ GRAND JURY. John J. Kent, George E. Griffith, John Rhodes, Charles Kendrick, James \V. As bury, Franklin B. Wynne, Jasper L. u. Hihnuin, John T. Cooper, Bolin E. Lunce ford, William G. Harris, Redman S. Mm den, Robert 8. Taylor, Jacob 11. Jones Wesley A. Wright, John T. Mann, OLed m. in mm.. Moore, George M. Poss, Robert II. Flnkei Jacob Rocker, James S, Chapman, Wil liam Burke, Ross Gunn, Johh It. K^ 1 driek, William T. Chapman, Robert T Kendrick. • TRAVERSE JURY. Elisha J. Phelps, William R. Reid, Lo Jones, James W. Reaves, Albert H. ham, Albert Q. O’Neal, William M. Na-.i, James N. Akins, Vincent S. Allen, John O’Keeffe, John W. Swann, Eugene C. Harden,Garland Cosby, Benjamin B. Roy £X& Cary, Sterling B. Chapman, Augustus A KS. Slum Rhodes, ( } 0l C5't uel Ellington, Thomos J. Jar,: B. Flynt, Benjamin R. Reid, Welcome A Stone, sr., William Holmes, Frjheis C. Fallen. The speret of the universal success of Brown’s Iron Bitters is owing to the fact that it is the very best iron previ¬ ction made. By a thorough and rapid assimilation with the' blood it reaches every part of the body, giving health, strength and endurance to every por¬ tion. Thus beginning at, the founda¬ tion it builds up and restores lost health. It does not contain whiskey or alcohol. It will not blacken, the ti teeth. It does not constipate or danse headache. It will cure dyspepsia, indi¬ gestion, heartburn, sleeplessness, dizzi¬ ness, nervous debility, weakness, etc; n Petition i tor Charter ot the «!steph<j!s \ Monumental Association.” GEORGIA—Taliaferro Co To lIn Superior Court of mitt I The petition of O. T. Boggs, Norton, Jno. N. Chapman, ’ Holden, L. L, Veazey, Jas. H* $ |S> uy, iv. C. Rhodes, It. J. Reid, ,V** Sanders, B. F. Moore, Sam Flyt M. Weaver, II. It. Casey. W. H. f* tox, John Armstrong, Thos, E. son, W. II. Baldwin, Henry J. YVillie Hemming, J. R. liaudnll, orn Iteese, Thos. Hardeman, Ilei Jackson, Chas. Willingham, T. Bristow, W. It. Gunn, O, f Joseph Myers, Georw«K|Jft’: ,tr created a body politic, under the name and style of the "Stephens Monmnett tfl j Asloe’ation,” with power to receive ( | 0 n ;l tioi.s, to sue,and be sued, contract and be contract'ed with, and shall have perpetual succession, with the right to hold all the real estate or other funds necessary in the judgement of tlie Board of Directors for its uses and pur renewal.!, anj chatieeabl.'at pleasure , ™||‘„htSo‘i»o«i» Ss’Xmm e d necessary for fully currying out the purposes of this Incorporati.in. And that your petitioners, their associates, and successors in office in their iuqor ate capacity, m. y be invested with all the rigl|.s and immuuiiics, imualfy gntbt»d to corporate bodies uy const)- 1;lW8 of sai( j st ate, nor in violation of j n -j V ate rights, for the term of twenty yt . ars . Tlie principal place of business of said Crawfo^Jle, corporation shall he in tlie town (>f the county and State aforesaid. The business of said corporation shall be managed, subject to the direc SjirectorsTof.mt fftl'tanVhiit^n less no. more than twenty-five, hot than thirteen of whom shall be residents off Taliaferro county and constitute a ‘•Local Board,” .who shall manage the affairs of the corporation, and a inajo| itj of whom shall constitute a quomm. The letnaining members of W e Board of Directors shall constitute an “Ad¬ visory Board,” may reside in 'any por¬ tion of said state, and when present at any of the meetings of the Board, shall have the same rights and privi¬ leges as members of the Local Board. Your petitioners aver, tha said As¬ sociation is not organized for individ¬ ual pecuniary gain, and that the object of said corporation is not for purposes of trade and profit, but for promoting thy general design of said Association, to wit: “To perpetuate the memory of the late Governor, A'exander II. Ste¬ phens, by the purchase of the property known as the “Lilierty Hail property,” the erection thereon of a suitable n on ument, and ultimately, to establish a first-class high school.” And that ssid objects may lie accomplished, your petitioners pray the passing of an order investing and clothing them, their associates and successors with the corporate authority rod power aforesaid And yo r petitioners will fAel l ’ lay ’ &c ' 'George*']’. 1 Barnes Z. Andrews, Jno. W. Hixon, Att’y’s. for Petitioners A corr(>ct copv frotn the minutes ^ IS jn?riot c«urt of said county. This July 25tn, 1883. j u Hamm auk. c. S. C., Of Taliaferro County. —Buy your boots and shoes from Mershon & Flynt, Sharon, Ga. CURED BY Olivers Quick Relief. Rheumatism, Neuraiigia.Headache,Tooth¬ Throat,Colds,Bites, ache, Colds, Stings Sore and of Insects, Colic in Horses, &c. ; Prepared by j j MAYS & CO. Atlanta, Georgia. 1 Kendrick. Sharon, Ga. STOiiP AT TIIE House. Athens, Ga. »• CUNAW). - - Proprietor. Porters at Each Train. Commercial Rates. ^rge Commodious Sample Rooms. POLITE and ATTENTIVE SERVANTS, He^q^rtcrs for Commercial Tourists ----— 1 —— -—---------------- PITTS CARMINATIVE SYYUP., -FOR Flatulent Colic,Diarrhoea,Nausea, Coughs, 'jPeething, Cholera Infantum Cholera • Morbus. dr. w. m. r;tts, Druggist and Apothecary. Thomson, Georgia. For sale by Dr. R. J. Rcitl, Orawford ville, Ga., and J.A. Kendrick and Geo. W. Overton, Sharon.Ga. HT1* UlnlilUEHS and satisfactory. Purifies the Blood from infancy superiority. to old Hereditary ago. One bottle proves its Taint and Scrofu¬ lous symptoms cured. Itching Humors and Glandular Swellings relieved. All bad Blood rc moved. ; Stores At Drug j* fl»t< ©llUlctiWi £ RUG Cures Itching Tetter, Bolls, Diseases, liu v Chronic Ringworm, Eruptf**« Humors, Eczema, Skin pTucc^mjiaTous7& duces of the gcrofulou skin ’nfTectliiK nit old .'in and iiiul young. Swellings, Re 3 Glandular Turn TS.OvarlanTumors,EnlurgedGlaiiils, ■ S etc. Hun Cures CalarrhjOzvenaJIii^Gnase^dd nine J Sums A III Jeer,,kidney F afleetions. nifli Il IH ! i.fleers mr I I SI V ■ WSwroH, of Secondary and tertiary disease the bones ana internal organs cured. Special and painful, speed v relief to females Buffering from suppressed and prolonged menstruation, or USW who are prostrated from long MIN sickness. If tla cures some cases. Send (or pamphlet of home cures. At all Drug Stores. One bottle, Jl .50; 8 for $4.00. BLOOD BALM COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga. Aug. 17, ’83, ly. J. W. HIXON, IttoriH y at Law, CRAWFORDVILLE CA WILL practice in ail State find Fed¬ eral Courts. Any business entrusted to his care w ill rt-ei-fve preini t pi rsomil at teniion. COLLECTION A SI’E CIALTY. (JKKIOE in Mitchell Building. INSURE YOUR LIFE : E= -■ Js= = t THE “METHODIST MUTUAL AID ASSOUJATItlN’” of Kentucky, is tie pafteat and cheapest Life Insurance (.’orn* iruny In America. Tlie only Company that pays one half of the insurance to It* Policyholders, incases of total die, inability it is to make a living. All must and the duty of every mail in life, to prer line ■ meansof support after Ids death for tl ione nearest and (JpHmrt to him. Inwir#* now, delays are dangerous. For particu¬ lars apnlv to tlie undersigned at ( mwford ville. Ga ; GVL Bonos, Auent , M M. A. A. I » j IAJ I Quid m E?sy CMlfl-Birtli j J Thousand* of worsen over the land toffti fy to the Y'ondcrfnl elTt cts of this great rem¬ I edy; it will not only shorten labor and lcMen the intensity y of oi Setter nam ' and ^ «uflering all, it thereby beyond ..... expression, bat than greatly dlmininhes the danger to life of both mother and child. Thj* great boon to kaf ■ fering woman in Holm**' Llninumt. or Mother't ____| |.....l. Friend. Prepared . and orra sold sow by uy all J. BRADriKi-D, n«.^» rV r*v Atlar.ti. fJa. fit Hold by DrnnfHts. ggi-tis. Price Price £ '..Vi 50 bottle. buttle. Scot Sent rExprea* on rcc if t of price. Affi T „^ TO 4 ' > F '<> 1 1 I AM PREPARED u> mak- slim • ■ 1 large loans for any kmgth of time at < per cent per annum with approved Heeiirif;. JOHN W HIXON Craw ford ville, Ga. f YYYfJ m ; * % wjR&w&L 4? / £ V ForsalebyW.lt. Gunn, Crawford* ville, Ga. CARPETS. Carpets and House Furnishing Goods. Tlio Largest Stock South of Baltimore. Mo ouet, Brussels, Mats and 3-Ply Crumb & Ingrain Cloths, Window Carpets, Rugs, Shades, Wall Papers, Borders, Cocoa Lace Cur¬ tains. Cornices and Poles, & Canton Mattings, Upholstery, Engravings, Chro¬ mes, Picture Frames. Write for Samples and Prices, geo. a. BA111n, Augus¬ ta, Ga. J tuuil5,ly. WOMAN} h FRIEND ER BEST 1 Dr. J. BRADFIELD’S Female Regulator! This famous remedy most happily; meets the demand of the age for woman’s pecu¬ liar aud multiform afflictions. It is a rem¬ edy for WOMAN ONLY, and for ONE SPECIAL CLASS of her diseases, it is a specilio for certain diseased conditions of the Menstrual womb, anil proposes to so control the the Function as to regulate all derangements and irregularities of Wom au”s MONTH LY SICKNESS, Its proprietor claims for it no other medi¬ cs il property, mediciiic mid to doubt the fact that this does positively jmisscss such couttolUng mid regulating powers, is sim¬ ply to discredit Iho voluntary testimony of thousands or living witnesses, who are to-day exulting in their restroation to sound health and happiness. J^RADFlKLb’S JT K.MALIC J^EGULATOR is a strictly vegetable compound, and Is the experience, product of medical directed science towards and the benefit practical of , Sufbring’ ^ 7 "nm^R (if t........... ft, is the studied prescription a learned WOM¬ physician whose specialty was boundless AN, mid whose fame became enviable and because of his wonderful suc¬ cess in the treatment and cure of female complaints. The REGULATOR is the GRANDEST REMEDY known, and rich¬ ly deserves ils name : Wtiinan’s Dost Friend ! Because it controls a clras of funetious tin various derangements of wliicl! cause more ill health Ilian all other causes combined, and which sorely embitter Imr life, and prematurely end her existence I Oil I what a multitude of living witness¬ es can testify to its conmiing efforts ! WOMAN I take to your confidence this PRECIOUS BOON OF HEALTH. It will relieve you of nearly nil the com plaints peculiar to your sex 1 Rely upon us ns your safeguard for health, happiness and long life. PHKPA11V'.J> ONLY UY UR, -J. MADFIEID, Atlanta, (in. Sold by Dr. It. J. Held, Orawfordville. Ga. IhMfi t Sinull Size, ... 75 cents it | J, irgc Size, SI 50. N/ - ttItt V 1 HEW HOME #0 Q 8 Machrn 6 , I l l rr S9 V jQK V. ! 1 : +j M 5t“ 5#! a I . :$t fS OUT OF ORDER. NEWHOM^tMACiMC” f 30 UNION SQUARE NEWY0RK. <* m ILL. ‘« O FOR SALE BY J, W. DAiiRAC^TT. Crawford vile Ga. Number 32. Georgia Railroad --AND Banking Co. Office Gkn eh At, Manager, s pOMMENGING Augusta, U a ., SUNDAY, April 28, 1H83. , Vj tlie following 2*)instant, passenger schedule will ')« operated : SO. V WEST—DA1I.Y. no. 2 east—daily Lv. Augusta 10:80 a m nil Lv. Atlantf y:45jaim 8:20 a id “ Macon 7:10 a “ Athens “ Milledg’U W:05 a m “C'wf'd'll 1:14 p in “ W’sli’i’n 11:20 a m Ar.Wasli'g’2:5.vp m Ar. “ Athens CTdv’il 4:00 l:lojp|m,“ i>liu[• ‘ MilledgJHAffpjift Macon dIiid“ 6:45 p m “ At Ian l a 5 :4.~ii Aug us ta 8 :55| I p in NO. 3 WEST—DAILY. HO. 4 EAST—DAILY Lv. Augusta8:50 p m Lv. Atlanta 8:45 p m Lv. CTTv’ll 12:81) pimlAr.CTdv’U Ini' 2:58 aim Av. Atlanta G:40' a Av. e-.liO'a'm JOHN W. GREEN, E.R. DORSEY General Manager. Gen. Pa.is’ger Agent EPstsrt XjdLrio Georgia Railroad- Co. ) Office General Manager, V Augusta, Dec. nO, ’82 ) COMMENCING V tea following Passenget SUNDAY,the Schedule I7tu Inst will be opened : NO. 27. West Daily. | NO. 28. Kastlhi i ! v Lvo Augusta 7:25 aiiiiLve Atlanta2:60 pm Ar. C’wTv’ll 9:88 am Ar Athens 8:00 “ “Athens 11:50 am 1" CTdvil ’6:05 “ “ Atlanta 12:55pin <“ Augusta 8:20 WSTJPERB IM PROVED S PEEPERS TO AUGUSTA A N O ATLANTA. Traill No 27 will stop stand receive pas¬ sengers Relair, to and Rerzelia,Harlem, ffrom tile following points only: Thomson. Camak.u Crawford ville* Rutledge, Union Point: Greenesboro, Miullson, Social Circle, Covington, Decatur, Convert), stone Moun¬ tain, and , " Train No. 28 will stop at, and recetv* passengers to and from the following sta¬ Thomson, tions, only, Ber/.elin, Harlem, Hearing, Camnk, CTawfordville, Union Point, Greeneslioro, Madison, Rutledge, Social Circle, Covington, Conyers, Stone Mountain and Decatur. The East Line has Through Sleepar from Atlanta to Charleston and connects for all points West and Northwest, East and Southeast E it. DORSEY, JNO.IV. GREEN, Gen. Passenger Agt. Gmi’l. Manager. G-erman Carp. I AM now prepared to fill all orders for Settle and Mirror Carp at the very lowest prices. Prompt attention given i to orders. Address, .* J. II. KEND1UCK, J iineS,2m. Sharon," tig! ROMANCE Sil^jpiONEER JCItiriMTH duction 1/100 Fly withaa A. pp. L. MAHON intro¬ by lOOmaKnificont Dr. MRMIp: the LIFE THEBEST OF ALL LINIMENTS FOE MAN AND BEAST. * For more than a third of a oentury been tha Mm lean Mn>(a»g I.lulmcnt has known to millions all over the worlds* tliu uneidenla only safe reliance for the relief of and pain. It 1* a medicine above lad. prteo Por every aua praise—the form of external b**t ef pain It* h the MEXICAN Knctang Liniment \n without an equal. It penetrate* flcsln and mascle ta the very of hone—making and inflammation the continu¬ Impos¬ ance It* pain Homan Flesh and sible. effect a upon the Brute The Mexican Creation ore equally wonder¬ ful. MUSTANG Liniment 1* needed by eomebody In every house. Every day scald brink* news here of the agony of an awful or subdued, of rhenmatlo martyrs re¬ stored, or a valuable horse or ox saved by tho healing power ot this LINIMENT which speedily Flesh cures each ailment* of the .. HU iMAN as Itlf Bh e not Contracted atlim, lwtUla|S, Muscles, Mars* .stats. Braises sat and Scalds, Cats, Bites oad Sprains, foliowSs* Mtings. •tlflnaess, Uoiasasss, Old Sores, clears, Frostbites, Chilblains, •ore Btpples, Caked Breast, aad Indeed every form of exteraal dis¬ ease. It beats without sears. For tbe Bntmt Cut snog It cure* Sprains, Bwlnay, Stiff Jolata, Founder, Foot Baraoss Hot, Berew Sores. Wora, HoofJMs- Saab, aases, Horn, Scratches, Wtad Hollow Blagboae, galls, Spavin, Thrmtb, JBvM, Files Old Sores, Foil apoa the sight and. every other sdlnseat to which tno oeeapaats Yard liable. of the Stable and Stack are Tim Mexican Mnetang Ulatsaeat always cures and never disappoints; and It 18, positively. THE BEST OF ALL LINIMENTS t TO 2 HAH 0 B SB AST, 4
