The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-06-03
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A Ninvidious and impudent card, recent,
IA published by the propri6tors Of the Mus
tang. seems 10 call for some notice At on
hands. and although we dislike newspaper con
ltroversies, and have always avoided them. w
sllall in this instance der art from our uoiiH
custom. The card alluded To Ia aimed "
IDRAGG'S ARCTIC IlNiMENT aud very rvi
dcntly hasa pecuniurp origin these disiutorest
ed gent lemen dishkina 10 see thcirarticlesup
planted so rapidly by BRAGS'S ARCTIC LIN.
lNlMENT. The card is too desultory for us t.
Iollow seiIofin, but states that DIR. Bragg had
published card announcing that no had no
inrther connection with The Mustang, and
would not hold himself responsible Tor It's de.
teriorated quality, or for the ,iuries resulting
| rom the use OF the spurious article with which
ho marketwas glu'ted. Dr. Bragg son Is the
nnly person OF that name having amy Interest
in the Arctic Linimcnt. BRACES ARCTIC LtSI.
iMkNT is now and always has hccn owned by
IOhver 7. Bragg and NJ. Burrowes doing biisi
ncSs under the style uf Bragg X Burrowcs, and
tho only connection Dr. Bragg ever had with II
Was IN tho simple fact that he invented It.
! since inventing the Mustang DIR. Bragg has
had many years Of experience. and II is but
ltcasninblo " presume that IN his mature man
nOuu ne could produce "A better remedy than
ln ms comparatively inexperienced youth.
inc instantaneous success uf BrHgg's Arctic
ILlnIment wherever II was introduced, hears
conclusive testimony tina, such was the fact.
Betnre the Arctic Imminent had been intro
IIurcd six months. " had superseded all other
linimonts, including the Mustang. In the mean.
Time spuriousartiCleo Of the Mustang made i,s
llppcarnce in the market put mn cxternpI,v
exactly as the gennine had been by Bragg, but
rs unlike IL IN quality AS possible. DR.. Bragg
was constantly annoyed by letters from va.
riOus persons who had used This dcterioratcd
md Injurious article ut Mustang. complaining
of It's bad effects. under the mistaken impress.
ion that he was still its proprietor. II DR..
Bragg considered N 10 be his duty n set the
matter before the public in a card announcing
That he had no further connection with II. that
was his affair, with which We have nothing to
do. The vaunt of the Mustang proprietor that
they are well known to the business communi.
~ is most amusing 10 those who know their
status. The trouble is. they arc too well
known. Their motive IN the card alluded to is
transparent: they dislike seeing their cheaply
made preparation superseded by Bragg's
Arctic Iinimcnt, an article So greatly it's s,I.
lerlor, but which they affect to consider u
failure. Notwithstanding this alteration.
they offered large sum for It's suppression, and
Ealing in that are now expendiug much money
Tor newspaper cards, in the vain attempt tnI
persuade the public that the Arctic Liniment
Is u failure. The public are not so easily gull.
ed AS these gentlemen suppose and can rcadi
" comprehend that II II were such a failure
rs these unscrupulnus persons pre- end. they
Hnnd he the last to disturb It's quiet oblivion.
rhc f,ct * readily p-rccptiblc that they arc
alarmed for the prosperity Ofthor own article
and well they may be, for they knew that for
an articlet To attain the substantial celebrity Of
ARCTIC LINlMENT. It must pos
'css an intrinsic value capable ufpusitivc dem.
'nstration. and henre their only hope Is In 50
,busing ii that people may be deferred from
rying 1t, well assured that ifthcy onco tested
Is merits they could never again he induced
% use the Mustang. In conclusion, we claim
hat the Arctic l.inimcnt is the best article cv.
r. offered to the public, and that IL will hear
riumphantly every test which may be applied
o IL.
BRAGG & BURROwES,
Sole prnnriplnrs st luuis Missnuri