The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-04-15

|ArCtlc VS.. Mustang
L N invidious and impndort card. reccI'i
n published by the rroprI'tors OF the Mus
ana. seems TO c; II for some notice NJ ~,
| lands. and although we dislike newspaper con
roversies. and have always avoided them. VI
| hall in this instance depart from our usua
rustom. The carl alluded To IL aimed y
| iRAGG'S ARCTIC LlNiMEN J.. and very evi
| 'ently has pecunioyy rigin, ese dislnterest
I'd gentlemen disliking to see u cirarticle sun
TAINTED SO rapidly by BRAGr's ARCTIC LIN
| N1MENT. The card is too desuitUry FOL us I,
| hllUw sfJiafim, but states that Dr. Bragg ia,
'ublished card announcing that he had n
| uriher connection with the ustang, ant
would not hold himself responsible for its de
Perforated quany.or for the II iuries resultini
rom the use of the spurious artici' with which
the markctwas eiuttcd. Dr. Iragg' + son is the
only person of that name having any interes,
In the Arctic Linimcnt. BnAG0's ARCTIC LISI
'Assr y now aud always has been nw ~ d by
bliver T. Bragg and NJ. Burrowes doing busi
css under tho style nf Bragg 4 BurroNcs. am
he only connection Dr. Bragg ever had with II
vas In the simple fact that lie invented II.
Since inveiting the Mustang DR.. Bragg ha
| iad many years of experience. and II Is hu'
reasonable TO presume that IN his mature man
HOOD he could produce better remedy thai
~ his comparatively inexperienced youth
rhe instantaneous success vt Bracg's Aroti,
l'ln'ment wherever II WAS Int oduced, besrs
conclusive ieStimnny tNat such WIS tho fact
Before the Arctic Liniment had been intro
lduced six months. II had superseded All Other
iiniments, including the Mustang. In the mean.
time spurlousarticle Of the Mustang made it,
tppearnce In the market, put up extefnaIl,
'Sactly as the genuine had been hy Bragg. hui
as unlike II In quality as possible. Dr. Bragp
vas constantly annoyed By letters from va
'ious persons who had used this dctcrioratet
nd Injurious article OF Mustang. compl;lnin,
u Its bad effects. under the mistaken impress
IN that he was still its proprietor. II DR.
iragg considered u TO be his duty to spt III,
matter before the public IN a card ammo uncin,
hat he had no further connection with 4, thu
was his affair. with which we have nothing I,
do. The vaunt Of tine Mustang pruprietors TIM
they are well known to the business communi
~ is most amusing tn those who know theil
status. The trouble is, they arc too wei
known. Their motive in the card alluded to I,
transparent: they dislike seeing their cheapl,
made preparation superseded by Bragg,
Arctic Linimcnt. an article 80 greatly it's su
nerior, but which they affect to consider y
failure. Notwithstanding this affcctaiioi
hev offered large sum for i's suppression. anC
failing In that are now expendiug much moneN
for newspaper cards, In the vain attempt l.
persuade the public that the Arctic Linimen'
Isl failure. The public are not So easily gull.
ed AS these gentlemen suppose, and can read.
'ly comprehend that " IL were su ch failure
~ these INSCRIPTIONS persons pretend. the,
ynnld be the last To disturb lis quiet Oblivion
rhe fact Is readily perceptible that they arc
alarmed for the prosperity OF their own article
md well they may be, for they knew that fui
VI article to attain the substantial celebrity OF
BRAGG'S ARCTIC LiNIMENT. 1t must pos.
SeSs All intrinsic value capable of positive dem
pnsration, and hence their only hone il In So
abusing II that people may be deferred from
rying II, well assured that ifthey once tesie,.
's merits, they could never again be induced
10 use the Mustang. In conclusion. we CLAIM,
hat the Arctic Liniment is the best article ev.
or offered TO the public, and that 1t vill bear
trinmphantly every test which may be applied
to 1t.
BRAGG h BURROwEs.