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About Crawfordville democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1881-1893 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 24, 1883)
CRAWFORDVILLE DEMOCRAT. Volume 7 . THE OLD LOG CHURCH. On olden walls, in memory’s h ill, With roses ’round it clinging, A picture rare, of antique air. '1 lie old log uhurch is swinging. Of timbers rough, alid gnarled and tough i It stands in rustic beauty, A monument to good intent And loyal, Christian duty. The forest trees, kissed by the breeze Of early autuinn \veatlier, Stand grimly by, and seem to sigh And bend their boughs together. Down by the mill, and up the hill, And through the hazel thicket, lead And o’er ttie, mead brown pathways Up the rustic wicket. And by these ways, on holy days, The village folks collected, sacred word And humbly heard the And worshipped unaffected. Sweet fancy's art and poet’s heart Can see the oiil time preacher And village sage now turn the page, As minister or teacher. For in the charcli, with dreaded birch, On week days he presided, In awful mien, a tutor seen, ’Twixt lore and licks divided. But where it stood, in dappled wood, A city sprang to life ; And jolly noise of barefoot boys Is lost in business life. With years now flown, the children grown Are launched on life’s mad billows ; The pretty maid is masron’s staid, The master’s ’licath the willows. ALL AROUiND US, UATHKtttNG THE NEWS FROM OUR EXCHANGES. BtttNG THE DOINGS AND HAPPENINGS OF OUR NEIGHBORING COUNTIES AS CONDENSED FOR OUR READERS— OGLETHORPE, WAUltEN, GREENE AND OTHERS. WARREN. Wurrenton Clipper of August 22. Mrs. A. Ernest is quite ill. "Prof. Neal and Miss Lizzie Hall re oi'ened their school at the Warren Ion Academy Monday. Mrs. Elizabeth Burkhalter, wife of IJr. E. I. Burkhalter, died at her home near Mayfield last Thursday morning, August’ Kith. Messrs. J. P. Swain and E. B. Far jner are our champion dove shooters, killed 80 doves on the wing in 3 aKVo|e day last week; Swain killed ||rafifc,ii'iuer A;ott 30- receive from the K. will £ 82‘ifili) iM of h&y 4> •.: .. M’DUFFIE. ;; W * Joumat of ^August 22. On Wednesday night of last week a cay and festive burglar explored a num¬ ber of houses in Thomson, but fortu¬ nately did little mis-cliief. Mr. Jno: M. Curtis has purchased and removed the old academy building, which stood in front of the new acade¬ my, and the handsome new building and lot now present a much improved apnearance. When finished and plant¬ ed in shrubbery this will be one of the most attractive academies in the State. Dick Hall, colored, commonly called "Dinah’s Dick,” was arrested by Sher¬ iff Speir and placed in jail in Thomson OH Monday last, charged, as we learn, with having stolen a cow near Augusta. Dick must be a hardened sinner He vras sent to the chain gang from Thom¬ son a few years ago, and, after serving out his term, returned to Augusta Mi.ere he was soon again convicted of burglary and sent to the penitentiary. He served out the term and again loca¬ ted iu Augusta. He came to Thom¬ son several weeks ago, and soon after¬ wards a number of burglaries occurred. Suspicion points strongly towards Dick as the guilty party. HANCOCK. Sunbeam of August IS. The house of Jake Harper, an indus tnous colored olacksmitb, was broken into on last Tuesday night, while he and his wife were attending meeting, and about seventy-five dollars stolen from a trunk. A negro boy was ar rested on suspicion and implicating acknowledged that he took the money, an other party as a confederate, but after wards denied knowing anything about the money or being in any way inter ested in the burglary. He was, bow ever, placed in jailto await trial, There was quite a row in Sparta on last Saturday Dight which at one time assumed a very serious aspect. Severa 1 young men, woo, as far as we can the barrooms became involved in a uir affra/W^l?am e i)euereax struck Ike Spencer, Messrs. Pierce & Culver’s colored drayman, a stunning blow on the head with a stick. Intense excite merit prevailed aDd it was with some difficulty that the town marsnal sue ceeded in securing order. On Monday morning tlie principal actors in the difficulty were arraigned before the town council and Mr. Devereaux was toed an dolto and M, «>m|>mk>n a Mr. Hall of Warren county, h\e dol lars. A warrant was then sworn out by Ike Spencer against Mr. Devereaux ebarging him with assault and battery with intent to murder, the’sum and the latter was bound over in of one hun dred and fifty dollars to appear at the next term of >Sui»erior Court, CRAWFORD VILE, GA., FRIDAY, AUGUST 24 th, 1883 . OGLB?tHGRrii. Crawford NewSrmonitor of Avgust 22. Willie Tiller, of below Lexington, is building himself a new dwelling. Mr. Dava Gaulding lias sold loads of wood'in Crawford this season for the coming winter. Died in Crawford last , Thursday - evening the Infant boy of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Witcher, ot tluc vtae. Mr. Mark Hurt, a hearty young man of 17 or IS years of age died at his ifmi,o!!icv"r ty ’ ednesday Mr. J. M. Smith, of Oglethorpe from coun ty, has removed Captain Ivy the charge of his convicts and appointed Captain Rounds in his place. Mr. J. J. Bacon contemplates run ning the Koane house in Lexington next year, and Mrs. Arnold will take charge of the Globe hotel in Elberton. Mr. Mordecia Edwards of this coun ty is the only living member of the first baard of directors of the Georgia rail road. He belonged to the board of di lectors at their first meeting in Ath ens. Mr. G. lv Gilmer while at work in his shop repairing an engine for Mr. O. II. Arnold, last week, had the terrible accident of the entile heavy iron mon¬ ster to fall upon bis person bruising him up in many places. Only a block of wood that was used in elevating the engine saved his life by holding up the tremendous weight. Last Friday the Augusta Clinches came to appointment, and played Oglethorpe Stars at the Salmon base ball ground near Lexington. Owing to the well skilled throwers of the Clinch club and the unpracticed Stars, tlie count came out, Clinches 23, and Stars 11. The game was quite inter¬ esting, and the spectators were many and well pleased. GREENE. Herald and Home Journal of August 17 th. The Superior court will convene the second Monday iu September. The wo k of macadamizing the streets, of Greensboro, has begin.. Mr, J. Conklin Brown and family left last week on a visit to Rochester, New \„.k. A young child of Mr. Thomas Chan¬ nel, aged about fifteen mouths, died last Saturday night. Miss Mary E. Harris was married on last Wednesday night to Mr. W. F. Armor, both of this county. Mrs. Rice, of Woodville, was tried Oil Monday last by a jury and adjudged a lunatic. She was carried to Mil* ledgeyille on Friday. Li ne^li’.orli V Augusta O’Neal, of },the B ethu «v opiL di ed or- last t Eh ill* ‘ 1 “ t ", “ .Jfcjff Tiw very work of re-bunding Sh’Ioli’ church— which was destroyed by the cyclone—has counneiiced. andTIie The lumber has been hauled, carpenters are busy at work. The manner in which the citizens have moved in the matter of re-placing the destroyed church is indicative of their character as ener¬ getic and whole-souled Uhmtians. We learn that Mr. A. Gus Caldwell, who lives near Smyrna, iu this county, was accidentally shot- by bis sou on last Monday night. It seems that Mr. Caldwell had gone into the yard for some puruose. Ilis son was aroused and seeing his father walking around the yard, mistook him for a prowler and fired on him. Mr. Caldwell was considerably peppered with shot, but not at all s-riousiy wounded. Governor Blackburn, of Kentucky, tells of a young man who was wohud ed in the head by a pistol ball. After he had apparently recovered he robbejl a store of a lot of stuff that was of no value to him, loaded it into a wagon and hauled it luto the woods, where he concealed the wiune projieity. He was sent to the penitentiary. He serveu rr ^ class of goods, wliieh he loaded into the buggy he had run off with before, and concealed the thyigs in tlie same place ha had selected on the occasion of his first offence. Once more he was sent to the penitentiary, and had nearly completed his second term, when tlie prison doctor gave it as Ins opinion that the bullet which had stiuck tlie young man’s head indented the skul sufficiently to press on the, brain, and that this was the reason that he com mitted the burglaries. So the prisoner was sent home. He lost no time in loading up the old buggy again, cisely as he did before, and was return ed to the penitentiary. "1 then said that I was going to trepan that fellow’s head if it killed him,” says the govern cessf'ul ^' y. S Tton“l‘Sdoned * ** p theyoui.g • h « e , , . “, . f ]jk '^ r, *> ^ r s* dn jsrjrt r -—— —— We find the following going around uncredited, ar.d suppose the paper that first got it off was ashamed to give its name. At one of the watering places an impatient young man walked up to the door of the bathing house in which lie thought his male companion was dressing, and, knocking on the same, testily inquired toXJJ. . > len Li j azes are jo...o replied. * VV neD i 1 get get m^m^ married, 1 I su^ sup pose.” - • *~T” Mbs.Eliza Bbasnan, Ivannoe;Oa.,says: ,■ "1 used Brown’s Iron Bitters with best re suits for extreme nervousness, sleepless ness and bad blood.” general NEWS A Brief Review ol What the Country isa Culled lor the Readers ot Tue crat from our Exchanges. At Batti.e Creek a woman stole watph from her enip ioyer, and, wtiile "“t" be ing searched, slipped hi, rocket. «»» M , . , der , has been ^ of st mathematicians: the Which bottom moves 01 ahead ollc J\ the p ^ a “*^ heel revolving on the rails „ Mary Richardson, ot I linols, nearly on died her recently jugular from vein. the The ejects flesh of awelLNll a K on the inside of her throat so that she nenr ly choked to death. For four hours she was unconscious and in tarrible ‘P* 8 ™* The oi.nebt tree now alive in 11 aril out is believed to be over 300 years oLLJs -L f ec t p, circumference at the base ar.d is } I0 now. It is a sycamore. divorce Hew Hampshire records one for every ten marriages. Alabama A Wei.I*-digger in found a gun-wiper thirty-five feet below the surface. The prospect of the cotton crop is repre¬ sented to be some better m Florida than in Georgia. Up TOthelOth of August 16,000 deaths had occurred in Egypt from cholera. The plague seems to have been confined, so far, to Egypt- Kentucky, pardon¬ Gov. BlackruRN, of ed 845 criminals during his term of office The population of Chattanooga is sail! to be 20,606. New cotton is coming into many towns in South Alabama. Micanopy. Fla., boasts of a fig tree that bears over 50 bushels of figs eacli year. Fifty-five thousand dollars worth of sponge were sold at Key West, Fla., last Monday. thou¬ Maryaille, Tenn., will have one sand students in her institutions of leam ing this year. The Shenandoah. (Va.,) vallev rejoices in the finding of some beautiful marble in tlie neighborhood of New Market. Eight and three-quarter million dollars is the valuation of property in FlorMaTm 1883, an increase of four aid lions over last year. peaks Among tlie Catskill Mouutain there are 20 which are more than 3,0(8' feet high, while four reach the followings* tudes : Peakamoose, 4,000 ; Black ( -gu 4,004 ; Hunter, 4052 • Slide, 4,220,^1’ m Senator Eugene 11 alb, of cently received a letter from CO . Frank L IpOidV ‘‘boomed’’' as the most beautiful and best dressed American woman in Paris. Stilson Hutchins and nine other Wash¬ ington men have leased Davis Island, in Lake Wintiipiaiogee, for 99 years, at $1,000 a year, with the privilege of buying within 20 years for ? 0,000. It is proposed to build a linmber of cottages for the aceotnmoda tio„ of Washington people, and a largo bo tel. A STEAM BIJGGY. A Wonderful Piece of Mechanism Being Constructed ill Augusta. From the Augusta Chronicle. The Chronicle man was told yesterday about a wonderful machine which was be ing constructed at the machine works of Geo. It. Lombard & Co. Having a strong liking for anything wonderful or curious, the Chronicle man immediately sot out for the works, where lie was taken in charge by Mr. W. 1’. Uhilllps, tlie courteous and gentlemanly superintendent. Making ^ nown „j S errand the quill driver was con¬ ducte(l amoni!st the iminwis(! i aths , bolt «*■■, the building •« is filled, 7 f to a cornel .■"■« in the shop, where 1m was shown a part of the machine put together. It is a steam bug gy, and is the invention of Mr.N. Peterson, a mechanic of Charleston, who has ap plied for a patent on it. After getting the. pi a n S a nd specifications ready Mr. I’etcr son w ent North and visited several large n)ac |,j n ,. works, but none of then would und( , rtake to cons t ruc tit without he would rpmaill and dJr „„ t it it was impossible , . for him t<. do, and lie cam* back to Charleston and then to Augusta, where he at last found a concern willing to to undertake the job. The machine will be about the size of an ordinary hug jry, with two wheels behind and but one in front . The machinery will be located in front ’ aI *° wat<!r und *“*° ,en ® The boilers are heated by two gasolene burners. The front wheel is extra large, •«- - «- —»~ chinery. As it is the traction wheel this will serve to a good purpose by weighting it firmly to the earth. The rear of the ma ehme will be the same as an ordinary bug gy with ample room for several persons, The engines can be worked witli ease by any one in the ouggy and can also he guid ,,jj j n an y direction at the will of the ope Its average speed is estimated a mde j n three minutes. The machine when cf)ID pitted will lie very ’ handsome and sub Mr v „ M ,. K „ ly , .......... of the liest mechanics in the State, is put t * n * ‘tu^rethcr. After After viewing viewing tha the ma chine the superintendent M y the Chronicle man through all the depart ments connectcil with the works, is probably the largest and best in the South, fctllEl) BY Olivers Quick Relief. Rheumatism, Netirnligm.nefula<:h<\TooUi- Colds,Rites, aclie. Colds, Sore Throat, and Stings of Insects, Cone in Horses, &e. Prepared by MAYS & CO. Atlanta, Georgia. For sale by Dr. It. J. Reid and Thomas Futtbti, Crawfordville, Ga., and J. A. Kendrick, Sharon, Ga. 1,000 MILE TICKETS. Office Georgia General Augusta, Railroad Passenger April Company, 5th, Aukt. 1879. ! COMMENCING MONDAY. 7th st,, his Gon.pa.iv will sell ONE THOUSAND MILE TICKETS, good ovor main line and bmulches, it TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAIte etci,. Chose tickets wilt he issued to m firms or families, but not to 'Wifi oim mmilies oomhiued. DORSEY, E. It. May 9,1879 General Passenger Agent. PITTS Ci ARMINATIVE SYYUP. -FOR— Flatulent Colie,Diarrhoea,Nausea, Infantum Coughs, Teething. Cholera Gliolera Morbus. DR. W. M. PITTS, .Druggist and Apothecary, Thomson, Georgia. For sale by Dr. R. J. Reid, Craivfofd vifle, Ga., and ,J.A. Kendrick and Geo. W. Overton, Sharon, Ga. CURES SCROFULA TUMORS ACaMSW. GLANDULAR SWELLINGS !. OLD ULCERS AND SORBS, SYPHILIS Kwsm fo, iu. r. •’ RHBDMATM. ucen m m DISEASES AND 3««a-ir.-r«r - ERUPTIONS,! itumP MwuuiiMUF.ic.A.'un^nuE' HUMORS, ! CATARRH ECZMA, i QMMA l KIDNEY" TROUBLES. And bottle all impurlnesof B. R. I*, the convince Bloiwl. One of will any for one of the its rapid great and superiority powerful over all others cure of all Blood PoiRimn. It cures iu less than one* half the time usually required hjr any other treatment. One thousand cases cured fat Atlanta. Scud postal for homo proof* druggists, Try one bottle guart for Bottles, your blood. Sold ny all tti.ftO ; 6 for Q8m Blood Balm Co„ Props, % 18/4 Whitehall Streot, AiiUxN'a aOA. Aug. 17, ’83, ly. j. w. union Attorney at Law, CRcWFOHDVILLL GA - WILL practice in all State and F.,d erai Uoiiris. Any business entr iish ( to his care will receive pi. uud pei.-ona; attention. COLL BUT JONS A SI ’L CIALTY. Office ___*______’ tv Mitch- i r / Him,,,™ / ' ' ’ - JNSTIRF Yfil" 11,1 11 I? T Il’Id T „ F „ K ...'.^Duvr^vi K^LJv^h, i-rr a t ... ASSOCIATION*” of tlm safteat and cheapest Life Insurance Pf’D 111 America. The only Company ts, tz: mu't > tirmake a living. All .iie the duty; of every man in life, '‘'^“'/•J/iiiTe to prepare '*» lais now _ delays are dangerous. For parti. 1 ville. apply Ga to the undersigned at Crawtord , C'. T. Boggs, Agent, ' M M. A. A. -* * * - LOAN. JjX _llj x ; f I ,f * I’lJEFA BED to mate SSUJ small r l*‘ r cent perannuiu with approve.! secritv. I JOHN W. I1IXON Crawfordville, Ga. I'LKMAA ... ur i i *. u . ;<)»«• h>> ' A tie un<l Terr apin r„, Lj GLu ’ • ’ N ’ Flaii.s, poun , y, Georgia. j.’ L'J-tf 5 Grout Sjwoifij for Kecrtigiu Headtcht All Infrrnal Jiemedv. containing no quin¬ ine, opium, Chloroform, Chloral nr narcotic of any kind. Safe and quick in its action. Mayor’s Office. Messhk. LkESBURO, VA.. April & 19,1879. Hutchison Bro : Gentle¬ men—It affords me great pleasure to tes¬ tify to the great virtues of vmir “Neitnil gine” ache. for It is the cure of nenraigitv and those head the best remedy for most distressing It should complaints l have ever used. he In every family In the lotm try. Yours truly, GEO. 11. HEAD, Mayor of Leesburg, val Messrs. Hutchison & lino: 1 am hap py to say that your "Neuralglne” acted i.a a incredibly specific in my ease, relieving mein an short time. I would advise nil try suffering it. from nettriilgia ami headache to Yours, L. etc., M. * Y SIMS, T). CARPETS. Carpets and House Furnishing Goods. The Largest. Stock South of Baltimore. Mo quet, Brussels, 3-Ply & Ingrain Garpets, Shades, Rugs, Mats Wall anil Crumb Cloths. Window tains. Cornices Papers, and Poles, Borders, Lure Cur¬ Cocoa & Canton Mattings, Upholstery, Engravings, Cliro mos. Picture Frames. Write for Samples lllld Prices. GKO. A. ISA la,IK, Augus¬ ta, Ga. J n nets, I y. WOMAN} DERBEST FRIEND ! Dr. J. BttADFIELD’S Female Regulator! This famous remedy moat happily’, meets the demand of the age for woman’s pecu¬ liar and multiform afflictions. It is a rem¬ edy for WOMAN ONLY, and lor ONE SPECIAL CLANS of her diseases. It is a specific the tor certain diseased conditions ot Meustruni worn li, a ml .proposes to so control the Function as to regulate all the derangements an’’s and Irregularities of Wom MONTHLY SICKNESS, Its proprietor claims for It no other modi crl property, and to doubt the fact that this medicine does positively possess such controlling and regulating powers, is sim¬ ply to discredit I lie voluntary testimony of thousands of living witnesses, wtio are to-day health exulting in their rcstroatfun to sound and happiness. I^ItADFfELD’S JV-MALE J|lCGULATOIt Is a strictly vegetable compound, and Is the. product of medical science and practical sxpevience, directed towards the benefit of Suffering Woman! It Is tlie rtn lied prnscrlption of a learned nhvsiclau AN.''afftnVnflKtffinntr «hose upeeluity „ was WOM fflvuvhie fils ejkvdnltle and bonhdleas because of woiiderful sfle cchs in the trciiiment l‘< /and ci/iu of female com GRANDEST pin inis, Tim K i UL A TOR is the REMEDY known, and rich¬ ly deserves its name : Woman’s 1'est Friend ! Because It controls a elrss of functions the viiiiom: derangements of which cause more ill health than all other causes eomhliieii, life, and which sorely embitter her and prematurelv end l er existence ! Oil ! wind a mu t Mule of living witness¬ es can testify to its ('Harming effects ! WOMAN ! take to your confidence this PRECIOUS BOON OF HEALTH. It will relieve you of nearly all the com plaints peculiar to your sex ! Bely upon as as your safeguard for health, happiness and long life. I’liErAKKn ONLY 1IY DR, J. BRADFIEDD, Atlanta, Ga. Sold by Dr. It. J. Iteld, Crawfordville. Ga, III oa t Small Size. . . . 75 cents' ( Large Size. $1 50, MEWMOME MnOT* KUjJdSgjjHi ® l l l : \ t ft - ¥1 o> sif“, Y3f» #! ■* 5 c~.> mi, (^’ASNo OUT or ORDER. mv££Som f J0 UNION SQUARE NEW YORK. ILL. MASS. v>A TOR SALE BY J, W. DA Kit Number 33 . Georgia Railroad Banking -AND—■— Co. OFFICE GkNKHAI, M ANAdEti, I ‘luopcrat«d°; Wln ^ PRSS ‘ ! " Ker schedu,e will SO. I WEST—daily. SO. 1 1 EAST—DAILY by. Augusta 10:30a;m tv. Atlanta Hsio a* Willi a m “ Athens a:43| tt m : Ml iedgil «awa in “G’wf’d’ll l:I4|pm Ai. . ; J' ( ! dv 'I n 11 ll:3u 1:10 a in inj‘* Ar. Milledg*14;49 Wash g’ SiSo'p'm Athens 4:00 p p m ( Atlanta_fi:i.~il pm" Macon 0:45 pm ? n'm “ Augusta :i:oo|p m N0 ' ■VEST—DA! LY, NO. 4 EA— DAILY Lv, Ai. Atlanta b:40<alni]Ar. Augusta Iflao'alui |® ^*a-s 3 ? t 53 X_.iTo.o- K 5 S& 3 Georgia Railroad- Co. f Otlice General Manager, ( _ 1( ^ s {.KNC1.\g Augusta. Dee. iio ’82 . !"■ liiHowing Passeug.it SUNDAY,the 17th Inst Schedule will No. 2,.West Daily, j no js.East Daily 7:2fl nm tl' v « Atlanta 2:30 p» A 1 v II 9:38 ami A r Athens 8:00 Athena 11:50 am 1“ C'fdvlt ' 0:03 •• „ 'UoV! "Augusta t isV'a r ?L!, 1,111 < 8:20 •» TOAHG M^LGUhrA 0VEI> SfEEPERS II I No AND ATLANTA. , lam 27 will'stop at anil receive , . p as lllH Uiirletf,,.j'hoinson. fo »points ,Rcrzelin, iumik Crawfordville, Union Point, .reeneshoro, bi le, Covington, Madison, Conyers, Rutledge, Social tain ami Decatur, Stone Mour. Lain No. 28 will stop nt, ntiii receive passengers to and from the followlnt sta Uons, only llerzelia, Harlem, Drilling, Ihomsoii ( amak, Crawfordville, Union I mnt, Greehesboro, Madison, Rutledge, assists«sgri 1 lie hast Line Vmm ‘ from Atlanta Ims Through Sleeper to CharleHtwn and oonueets inASttt' 1 * 84 ,U,d Northwest. East K It. DORSEY, JNO.W. GREEN, Gen. I assengcr Agt. Gen’i. Managin'. German CJarp. -:o: — I AM now prepared to fill all ordara for Scale and Mirror Carp at the very lowest piioes. Prompt attention given to orders. Address, J. R. KENDRICK. Jnqe8,2m. ■Sharon, Ga. ’ - j m A popular account ot tb« ilmwm and Adventurer*, who Uni bj book Valor and War oraft the Savag»B from tLa border* of lUHl X wlthanintro iluctiunby Dr J.C.Kidpatm l.noopp. loomnat ^PIONEER — ‘ I ’ lU^nt l —OF— - lilnatY Spacfn, W, LIFE fri'ii. Ao*nt» Junes CINCINNATI, Rnm. A Co,, O. THE BEST OF ALL LINIMENTS 70S BAIT AND BEAST. For more than a third LUilm«»lhMbwn of ft oentnry th* Mexican Mustang the world known to millions all over a* the only safe reliance for the relief or accidents and pain. It 1* A medicine ttbovo price ana praise— the best of It* k iml. For overy form of external pain U.a MEXICAN Mustang Liniment is without an eaual. I It penetrate* flesti and mold* t*l the very bone—-making the oontlnu-■ unco of pain und inflammation irnpo»-B amlH Hlblo. Jtn effect a upon Human Fleah the Brute Creation are equally wonder-■ ful. The Mexican m MUSTANG I.lnlment Is needod by somebody In ■ every house. Every day brings news of ■ the agon y of an awful scald or birsB subdued, of rheum.tto martyrs re- H stored, Or tt valnahl. horn «r «<■ saved by the healing power of this Jj LINIMENT which s ipecdily cures each ailments of the HU___________ MAH FLESH as Kh.unntl.m, •w.UIngS, •*• Joints* Contracted Wnseles, Barns and and ftcnlds, Cuts, Bruises sprain., Potsojnaas Bites «ad HUnare, Mtlfftaess, I.*nscas«s, Old Noras, Ulcers, Frostbites, Chilblains. More Nipples, Cubed Breast, and Indeed every form of external dis¬ ease. It heals wilhoat scare. For the llRura Creation It cum Sprains, Swlnsy, StUT delate, Founder, Hainan Sores, Hoot IMs ea.es, Foot Bot, Screw Wora» t *eab, Hollow Horn, Seratehee, Wind Kalle, Spavin, Tbrg>h, Ringbone, Old Sores, Poll Evil, FUm a pen the sight sind every otber aliment to which the oecapants liable. pf the Stable and Stock Yard sure The Mexican Mustang Liniment always cures and never disappoints; and H Is, positively, THE BEST OF ALL LINIMENTS 70S HAN 03 BSAST.
