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Scott's ssLittle Giant'' Corn and Cob Mill,
Patented May 18Th, 1854.

TNHE ATTENTION of PLANTERS, FARMERS
Il and Stockholders in general Is respectfully called t.
this Mill the most important article Of the kind now il
use not only well adapted for grinding Cob Meal for Stock
but Grts for the table, and especially Bread Meal from
not fully ripe or dry in the fall.
In setting this MILL mechanic frame work is wanted
only requiring to be fastened to floor platform Easi,
adjusted and used by any body, child
The LITTLE GIANT has received the first premiums a
the late Agricultural Fairs of Missouri Kentucky Maryland
and other States; and that in the most complimentary
manner well the ready commentators from tn,
thousands witnessing its performance.
These Mills guaranteed in the most positive manner
and No. warranted to grind 10 bushels of feed hou
with horse and offered at the low price Of $50 all
plee ready for attaching the team-No at SIS grnds q
bushels per hour with horses
Manufactured by Scott Burt st. Louis Scott Kockbee
Baltimore; Scott & Hedges, Cincinnati.
From the Cincinnati Daily Times.
THE LITTLE GIANr"-By invitation called at the
tabshment of Scott Hedges yesterday, to witness the
operations of what the inventor has the Little
Giant Corn and Corn Cob MILL" never name well ap.
Piled it is in the present instance. The mill weighs only
tached to tenfoot shaft it eats up and cob with
vengeance 1t got up an improvement on the best
patent of this kind attained and is simple in
that it be put together and set in motion in
twenty minutes and afterwards be adjusted and used with
ease by anybody. will grind with from ~ to II
bushels per hour.
To the farmer this MILL SO simple in its construction &C.
cupyng SO little space propelled by power always hand
and furnished at the exceeding low price of $50 affords
the greatest convenences that have Wher
they have been introduced they have universal favor
Let every interested in agricultural pursuits call at Scott
Hedges No Water street, examine and see tn opera
ton.
~ For sale in Thibodaux by the undersigned, who has
one in operation which he will be pleased to exhibit.
jan27 BE-. HOLDEN.
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SEvAsTopoL.-The National Intelligencer pub
fishes letter from q friend who has recently
visited the Crimea, and examined, with criti-
cal eye, its military works. Speaking of the
tremendous, sweeping fire which the French had
to meet, in trenching toward the Malakofe 70,
two miles over level narrow ridge, he says
that I" France will never know the number Of
Frenchmen sacrificed in those two miles," The
Malakoff, itself: he says, is not a steep tower,
being only twenty feet to its top above the level
ofapproach by the French, but its great strength
lays in its commanding position. and he thinks if
the Russians had exercised extreme vigilance,
they might have defed the French and every
thing else. The French, it appears, had trench
ed up to within sixty or seventy-6ve feet Of the
Malakoff. According to the estimates of seve-
raj French officers, forty thousand brave fellows
slept their last sleep and fought their last battle
upon that famous tower.
The correspondent adds that the Russians ap-
pear to be surrounded. by very heavy fortifca-
lions on the-north side, extending from Hill to
hill up to the Tchernays, as far as he could see
with glass. These Notifications, he says are
far stronger than those on the soath side.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-01-26

PHILOSOPHY OF RArN-To understand til,
philosophy Of this beautiful and often sublime
phenomenon 50 often witnessed since the crea.
aon OF the world, and 30 essential to the yery
existence Of plants and animals, few facts de.
rived from observation and . long train Of ex.
periments, must be remembered.
l. We're the atmosphere at timescf q uniform
temperature, we should never have rain or hail.
or snow The water absorbed by il IN evapora.
ton from the sea and the earth's surface would
descend in an imperceptible vapor, or cease to
Dc absorbed by the air when it was once fully
saturated. 49,
2. The absorbing power Of the atmosphere
and consequently its capacity to retain humidi.
y is PROFESSIONALLY greater in warm than cold
air.. asss eqq.s
y. The air near the surface Of he earth is
warmer than it is m the regions Of the clouds.
Inc higher we ascend from the earth the colder
90 We find the atmosphere.
Hence the perpetual snow on very high noun
tains in the hottest climate.
Now, when from. continued evaporation. the
ar is highly saturated With vapors. though il be
invisible and the sky cioudness, il its temera-
ture is suddenly reduced by cold currents as-
cendtng from above, or by the motion of
saturated air to . cold latitude, its cap.c;tv n
retain moisture is diminished. clouds aus form.
ed, and the result is rain. Afrconden,ea A. Il
coois, and like sponge filed with vater And
compressed, pours out the water which its d.
mlnlshed capacity cannot hold How singular.
YET how simple the philosophy Of rain! What
OUT Omniscience could have devised such an
'a"ifaoie arrangement for watering the earth?
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A WORD OF Jusr1cE.-Through the volumes Q
perversion and insulting Misrepresentation of the
United States and our people by British journalists
and writing travellers, it is refreshing to find (says
the New Orleans Bulletin) just and impartial
picture Of our country impressed upon the mind
Of an enlightened stranger. The late Lady EN-.
cline Stuart Wortley, daughter Of the Duke Of
Rutland, in passing through the United States,
had the fullest opportunities Of learning the nature
Of our institutions, the philosophy Of our govern
ment, and the customs and manners of our people.
Possessed Of an observant, inquiring mind, and a
candid Judgment she wrote Of the United States
as follows in the spirit of one who had no national
prejudices to stand between the subject and the
truth:
II like the Americans more and more: either
they have improved wonderfully lately, or else the
criticisms on them have been cruelty exaggerated.
They are particularly courteous and oblging, and
seem, think, amiably anxious that foreigners
should carry away favorable impression Of them.
As for me- let other travellers say what they please
Of them, / am determined not to be prejudiced.
but to judge of them exactly as find them, and
shall most pertinaciously continue to praise them,
Ut see no good cause to alter my present opinon)
and most especially for their obiging civiiy and
hospitable attention to strangers, Of which have
already seen several instances / have witnessed
but very few Isolated cases. as yet of the unrened
habits so usually ascribed to them and those cases
decidedly were not among the highest order of
people; for there seems just as much difference in
America as anywhere else, in some respects. The
superior classes here have almost always superior
manners, and great deal of real and natural as
well as acquired refinement, and are often besides,
(which perhaps will not be believed in fastidious
England extremely distinguished looking By the
way, captains Of steamboats, appear remarkably
gentleman-lke race Of men in general, particularly
courteous in their department and very considerate
and obliging to their passengers"
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-01-26

MENDIsG BROKEN cHNA.-The following old
receipt for mending China is said to answer adj
m'rabfy. Take very thick solution of gum
arao'e n water, and STIR into it plaster Of Paris
until the mixture becomes 4 yiscnous naste An
ply it with brush to the fractured edres. and
slck .nem togeter In three days the article
cannot be3broken in the same place. The White
ness q ehs cement renders it doubly valuable. Z"
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SUBLIME AND FUNNY.-The editor of the San
Francisco Pioneer is genuine philosopher,
thoroughly posted in the science of the starry
heavens, and blessed with a most happy faculty
Of making practical and genial application Of
his learned lore to the affairs of every day life.
Here is a touch of his vein, WEIGH may serve to
humble the pride of many wiggling biped.
To the inhabitants of Jupiter our important
globe appears like small star of the fourth or
fifth magnitude. We recollect some years ago.
gazing with establishment at the inhabitants OF
drop Of water developed by solar microscope,
and secretly wondering whether they were not
reaonable beings, with souls to be saved. 1t is
not altogether apleasant reflection that scien-
tifc inhabitant Of Jupiter, armed with teles-
cope of conceivable form, may be pursuing a
similar course of inquiry, and indulging in sim
liar speculation regarding our earth and its
inhabitants. Gazing with curious eyes, his at.
tention is suddenly attracted by the movement
of grand celebration of the fourth of July in
New York, or mighty convention in Baltimore.
"God bless my soul ~ he excaims: II declare,
they're aliue, those little creatures; do see them
aciQ1(e" "a
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-01-26
Succession Of Eugene Hebert deceased ,ci of Abf,,
B. Thib0dGue
GUCCESSION SALE,-S'FATE on LOFTS

OueesSsO7E EuVeHte 11eOe7 uecetE sea- 1Cl1e o. dWE3N
B. Thib0dGue.
UCCESSION SALE-S'FATE OF LOUIS
~ iana-Fifth District Court-Pa,ish of Lafourche.
In the name and by the authority Of the Fifth Judicial
there will be offered for sale public auction by H. g.
Robichaux, Sheriff. duly qualified sworn in and for
the parish Of Laourche at the Court House in Thboau1
On Wednesday, February Is, 1856,
at 10 o'clock NJ, the following described slave Belong
ing TO the said Succession to wit:
CHARLES, negro man, aged about twenty-one years
and sickly.
TERMS AND CoSDrr1oNs-One Hundred Dollars cash on
the adudicated value Of the Slave and the remainder by
thirds maturing respectively the first day Of the month
OF March, Of the years 1857 1885, and 1882 purchasers
slave to remain specially mogaged and hypothecaed until
nnsl and all notes not punctuay paid at maturity
20 Dear at the rate Of eight cetum per annum
from soch maturity until final payment.
janl2-5t E. G. ROBICHAUX, Sheriff.
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T., L. LAsIIBROOK,

T.. L. LAsHBROOK,
Dealer in ~
nRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,AiN
IL Chemicals, stuns, Perfumery, Glass Ware, 90
Garden Seeds etc. under the Franklin House. Thbodanx
Oer for sale large and complete assortment Of DgUGs
MEDICINES, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, CUPpPlNG
GLASSES, SOAPS, DENTffRICEs, SHAVING, HAIR,
TOOTH NAIL, PAINT and WHITE WASH BRUSHES,
together with all the
MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES
Of the day-a Of which they offer for sale on the most
reasonable terms.
w Buying our Medicines in the North from IMPORT
ING HOUSES, and receiving FRESH SUPPLIES frequently
during the year. We prepared at al tines to fill all Of
generally to give us atrai tt may prove them that
Il is to their interest d well ine paronige
March. 8, 1855. iI-H E. l.. LASHBROOK.
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An orthographioal Convention.

| We have church conventions, State conventions
men conventions, women conventiohs-white
conventions, black onventions-conventions fol
| almost every purpose under the moon, practi-
cable and inpracticable, except one for the
reform of matter forever in every feminine
mouth and before every masculine eye-we
| 'nean convention for reforming English ortho-
graphy. Dictionary makers have arisen, and
by ''much learning made made" have only
caused confusion to become worse COMPOUNDED.
Phonetic prophets have opened their mission,
and the universal English-reading world has
stared at their mysterious symbols, and funnily
winked its eye. Learned men with Easter aft
| mites have "gone in - for Webster-others for
Worcester; willie others, despising innovations
half carried out, have steadily stuck to John
son and Walker. In all the consequent DIVERSE
ties and janglings printers-who seem born to
bear the brunt of intellectual wrangles-have
been the suffering party and SO, moved by
compassion and indignation, we have taken up
the pen in their BEHALF and have determined to
do our endeavour to bring about cessation of
hostilities. After long and patient thought, we
have come to the conclusion that there must be
another convention, and for the sole and 1auda-
BILE purpose of reform in English orthography.
Not a convention of legal, medical, and theo-
logical doctors-of professors and authors; but
a convention of well-read, ar-headed, COM
nonsense printers-men of large lexicographi-
cal experienc-to whom the whole matter shall
be referred, and whose decision shall be as final
and conclusive with respect to the English as
are the dicta of the French and Spanish Acad
emies in regard to French and Spanish ortho-
graphy. And we therefore propose that the
various chapels of printers should each send q
delegate to an photographed congress; and let
every vexed and vexing word become a subject
Of thoughtful consideration, and the proper
mode of dividing and compromising words be
absolutely fixed. Let the convention utterly
ignore etymology, and the prefix of every word
such as inquire or cucumber uniformly be made
to begin with an i or an e, regardless whether it
has been taken from the Latin, French, or any
other language. In fine, let the language be
thoroughly Americanized; and let all men,
learned orlsimple, yield willing acquiescence to
the judgement of the Typo-Ortographical Con-
acknowledgements Aduertiser.
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NoTEThe slaves in the second column are the children
OF the adults who precede them in the first Should changes
by death birth before the SALE notice thereof will
be given on the day Of sale.
Z. THE STOCK OF THE PLANTATION, consisting Of
fifytwo Mules, nine Cane Carts seven Carts pair
Timber Wheels, sixteen large and thirty small Poughs
two Fukes four Harrows, four Cane HilIer Hoes Axes
Cane Knives, Saws, Spades, Trace Chains Hames and
Collars, one Ok Cart three yoke Of Oxen, OxYokes and
Chains six pair of Carriage Horses one Riding Horse,
Buggy Horse, three cid Horses Carriage and
Harness, Buggy and Harness, sixty-two head of
Horned Cattle, thirty Sheep, sixty EIGHT Hogs.
g. THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and effects contained
in the Dwelling House,
g. SQUARE OF GROUND situate in the town of Kicker.
ve parish Of Jefferson, in this State said square meas
urng 25s feet and lines front Peters avenue and
Octava street, and go feet front PaQriemine street
and Chestnut street-Amercan measure
TERMS AND CoNDIrIoNs-CASH ON THE SPOT.
jan12-5t E. G.. ROBICH AUX Sheriff.
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Morales escaves qui trouven dams Ia seconde
Tonne son les enfants adute qu les precedent dams la
soft par la mort Ia naissanoe de queues escaves
avant la vente dnnneYa notice lie jour dc vente
Z. LIE STOCK DE LIfABITATI0N CONSTANT de cnquante
deux Mulets, Cigarettes Cannes Cigarettes, Tim
Harras (Cane Cutters Piocbes, Haches, Couteaux
Came, Peles Traits de Chanes Golfers, Charlotte
Benf, paires de Beufs Jougs ct Chanes paires de
Chevaux de foiture, Cheva de Monture, I'm Cheyal
de Buggy, yieux Chevaux une Baroache ct Harnais.
Buggy ct Harnais % tetes de Betesa oorne 81 Mo
tons, 6S Cochons.
8. LES POrRNITUREs EFT EFFETs contenues dams Ia
Maison dhabitatiOn
Q. TN CARRE DE TERRE sue dansla wife de Reckervie
paroisse Jefferson, dams Get Fiat ledit care esurat
e5S pieds ct ignes facade Peters Avenue ct Ia
Octayia, ct go pieds de facade les Plaque
mines ct Chestnut, mesure Amerfcane
TARxEs-COMPTANT. EG. KoBICHAUX, Sheriff.
Succession dEuganie Hilbert, dscsdde, spouse dAuoiss
B. Thibod0t,r.
VENTE DE stJCCEsSION.-ETAT DE LA
Y LOUIsIANE-Cour du Cinquieme District-Paroisse
de Lafourche. 49,. =. .I
Au nom ct par autorite de la Cour Cnquiame District
Judicare s4sean daps ct ladite parosse ort
en- vente pubfque par +. G. Robiehaux Sheriff. dunent
cualfe ct assermeute dams pour la parosse de La
Spurche la Maison de Cour, Ia willie de Thibodau1
MERCREDI, lie 13 FEvRIER, 1856,
commemorate 10 heures A. NJ lie negre sutvans apparte
ladite succession, savoir:, s.,
CHARLES Negro age d'enyiron 81 ans {maladif)
TERMEs CooDIrIoSs,-Cent Pastres Comptant,su lie
px de REHABILITATION dndit escave, ct a balance par tiers
echeant respectueusement lie premier jour M mos de Mars
des annees 1851 1858 ct les acquereurs fournront
specaement hypotheque aect usquau payment
na ct tous bets ponctuelemen payee, leur eche-
ance porteront nteret raison de hut Get JUS
ca'aa payment Anal. Z. G, RCBICHEUX, Sheriff.
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Watches and Jewelry Repaired.
THE undersigned will receive Watches and
l. Jewelry, and have the repaired by responsible
workman of New Orleans, without necessary delay.
Dec22-tf. BENNETT GARDNER
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FEW SHORT EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS
LETTERS, &c.
ST have used Jacobs Cordial in my family and hay
found most efficient, and in my Judgment valuable
remedy" Hon. HIRAM WARNER,
Judge Of Supreme Court, Georgia.
e." gives me pleasure in being able to recommend Jacob
Corda-my personal experience and the experienc.
Of my neghbors and friends around me- sufficient guar
for to believe to be all that purports be- viz
q soUereign remedy" WIN. H. UNDERWOOD,
Formerly Judge Of Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit.
81 take great pleasure in recommending this invaluable
medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases which
believe it to be sovereign remedydecidedly superior
anything else ever tried by me-" A. A. GAuLDrSG,
Deputy G.. NJ Of the Grand Lodge of Georgia.
al have used Jacobs Cordial in my family and this with
all hear about it remedy by those who have tried it.
induces to believe that stands the head Of every
preparation Of the kind and would recommend its use in
the diseases for which it is compounded"
MILES G. DoBBNs,
Cashier Of the Bank Of the State of Georgia. Griffin
s' there is any credbiy in human testimony Jacobs
Cordial stand preemnent above all other
for the cure bowel diseases From the mass Of testimony
in its favor coming in from all quarters it must be very
in advance curative agent Of most if not all other
patent preparations" A. FLEMING,
Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin.
This efficient remedy travelling into celebrity as fast
Bonapare pushed his columns into Russia and gaining
commentator wherever used. "-Geo. Jefsrsontan.
az For sale by E. L. LAsHBROOK, Thibodaux, La,
and by the principal Merchants and Druggists throughout
the State. WIN. BLISS CO.,
sep8 6m Prppretors, Savannah Georgia.
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- One Hundred Boxes Fresh
LII Smoked Herrner, just received, and for sale BY
A. B. Raglan.
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Great Southern Remedy!
j A co BIS CORDIAL

BOWEL DISEASES, Cholera, Dysentery, Di
- arrhea, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Cholc, Cholera
infantum, and also admirably ADAPTED TO MANY DIS.
EASES of FEMALES, most especially Painful Menstruaon
The virtues of Jacobs Cordial too well known to
require encomiums.
l. IT CURES THE WORST CASES OF DIARRHEA.
Q. 1T CURES THE WORST FORMS OF DYsENTERY.
5. IT CURES CALIFORNIA OR MEXICAN DIARRHaA
4. IT RELIEVES sEyEREsT CHOLIc.
s. IT CURES CHOLERA MoRBUs
g. IT CURES CHOLERA INFANTUM.
Z. 1t CURES PAINFUL MENsTRuATIoH.
g. IT RELIEVES PAIN THE BACK LoINs.
9. 1t CoUNTERAcTs NERVOUSNESS AND DEsPoNDEscY.
TO- IT RESTORES IRREGULARITIES.
II. IT DIsPEIs GLOOMY AND HYsrERICAL FEELINGS
12 IT Is AN ADMIRABLE Tonic
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70 Me.lera aaa ,oalhern IIercInnl.

Sexton, Seal s, Sw earingen,-
IMP R1BRS Ann JORBKRS OF 49,
FANCY DRY GOODS.
Ne. I65 Nnritei ~, mbove lfi. atruet.
FIHiAHELIBiA.
~, W. sEXTOE,, l.. SFNt, a. Van S2sAmNGEN
nFFEk topmch+scrs, The largest gsSoll lcHi Azney
~ DRY G"vtialH tlocts iiGnnTltSeA ~ Ptgtug
linNrry "i ali kinds Az d quail es -
t,torns nds lltS y est Sht Is bill inafs.is4 s
A0oci y0inS pi life el Snatcs aud coiurs
fine assortment 81 silet Uanbs. f+riT
s., DO dp do iiEnalu and lpitgiop t9gihs.
Brushes ofat desc 5ittians fls
mess and iaiiOTs f'imiullHs Hial MnJs,- al ,lt
!iTfnc;S, ak cor al COT q s,iuil 4 'ult0n.
FetiumnTy Of kinds. rse f-s
A. well as e Il u'ay syes ~ Goods ornut nwfini,o
tatiO, which we caii"t he mention ,ud Vic IS
EotlH lieHlclAInhO OF Nr WGieclN 8 ,si, paae II q
"a il"c.f.' y" :ivr iis. q = iHi erl'tN
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Fall n ahinn - nats

INHEsubscIbe' PTepa red 10 furnish his numeI-
os pa Ions and all The Of nankint, wilhs,nen-
did hats
LATEST AND lIoST APPROVED S7YLRS,
which iu endurance, brsuty fuisi, cannot be
sai iTS cd aud whsp shapcd 10 Tie head UHiU a
Tive, III with perfect ease.
ALSO. eCevipe aaarge nieh's youth aud
child en's sui Hats, comprising black, llul1icj plain
NYp lat' yeiiOp psrahan, Dung nerica,eic 1sc.li
e. w'tha fine assottiHei; ie's, s aud child ems
Caps alto which Ete Ocied lowest prices vli0iesae
aud retail.
sst,ff W. ~ fTt't try.t,
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HTGHI,Y IMPORTANT

NJ ELSON,S PrehIinn Chinese LuStTai Washing Fluid
IN The JeatcSt Improve yet discovered Tor savin
labor end exIcNSe ia washing Clothing aud House Clean
ing Linens and CoftOns washed by this Fluid will be
whittier and han Ilau II 5caChed on the grass
wARRANiE not 10 iniute thc fabric; Every lady
satisfy herself that point by sUaknga pies OF OtOI
Eihenih the Fluid, tu.i strcnst,fOr 81 hours wlhcl
wiIcearly show that II nmsi bePu ely harmless, wEer
dilute will cations water TO ia pint O fluid
The ChneSe washing Fluid is worth thlcc times the
single sxI'ehce which viii buy enough iOr large lamil.
washing, which be duHe in . OF hours.
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber, who hasatf.
Is rui chased the right for Ohio "onilyt, Va.
-0{as- q las. MELLOR,
Aure = No. &c. uminn 81. MhcelI.g. Va. :
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! AIIsCEI.I. .AaNEOUS S.
A GREAr YlCTQRY OVER ALI. .LlNi iAlENTS
]. B. VONDERSMITH'S
Chinese Liniment. ~
athaRg FHu, - -

17-ea asia t OK zIists-= fssE
+ a Chinese Liniment. 5sz
FTlHls sureriOf PIelaRtiOn is PseseN ed TO e Ame-
i can PUBLIC With the rHiesi confidence that its eff
Client cul I've QIaes eXCe any U,er Known iIime.d.
Its actiOnis ceIaih safe ald Uni falling lI no
where an eNternal appCatOuis 7pHllplia 10, AL 3hO
have tried regRFd il Us aibla Irfbs Oil0wiIs DIS
eases; rheumatism, spraMs, bfi sveiied ilHbs Weak
Olns. white swelling pains the b0k hs slhrs The
breast, lace, sny other ~ tae bVg II Is eN
celleut remedy in bi:Nex, sCadS cuts ,eG. reUseul-
ness u his iIeSt mabe Chem al cOmpOudi shy M means
confined TO lie lumaU sleeeS, but eqay etlca iOUs
wheIeTeT atpie TO cure dsesSes The "a tlJncs
C aitTai he huTSe. Among MANY iseaSes and aCC
dents occurring he horse, iQTwhieit Is te
ain cure, nsy crane the following, WIS cuts. buises
sTatns in the ShOulde lsS Scratches, cracked eei,
SHeerey, sPlHe, patOr n,nts etc For arther PaFtc-
iGrs see directions un butfleS
lI,ss4ng.s TAKE N.ATlCE, .a
y Many aud Jst Objections made t6Sit fe ordinary
eiIiineh account ssAeif diuIffe sthd
snd tie unsighily stssns llsuf Hptle hnl IA SOU.
de iu TACT which been Verified 10 the astGMshmeIOl
he glUst olouHd j Tie delight SslidiupA
thts 8 thai IpditdliH RineiSi6S cl1 fe els
ieetSy nee.
10 any,pa al the sk 10 which, may arltI;ed
nuesas1d leaves he Vevety sotness eailhy n u, i
slea OF the eIaecd and challeI apreara,ce which is
Common esllt OF almost ait o her articles usedtOr that
purpose iece, ovciyi ady's toilet is supplied with
who knows lis excellent quae IN this respect 10 re-
ale lis agreeable odor you need but open bottle AID
try l0r yourself