The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-06-10
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Arctic ys.s Mustang

Arctic vs.. Mustang.
4 Ninvidous and innpudent card, recenly
N published by the proprietors ot the mus.
tang, seems to. call for some notice VI our
hands, and although we dislike newspaper con.
ltroversics and have always avpided them, we
shalt In this instance depart from our usual
lcustnm. The card alluded 70 W aincu NJ
IBRAGG'S ARCTIC LiNtMENT, and very evi
IDENTITY has peeuriury origin, these disinterest
ed gentlemen dsliking to see their article sup
planted so rapidly by DRAGc'S ARCTIC LIN
4 ltNlMENT. The card Is too desultory Tor US 10
follow seyiatim, but states that DR.. Bragg had
published card announcing that ne hau nc
further connection with the Mustang, and
would not hold himself responsible for its de.
lterioreted quality, or for tho ,juries resulting
rom the use Of tile spurious article with which
tho MARKET twas giutted. Dr.. Bragg son Is The
lonly person Of that name having any interest
in the Arctic Linimcnt. BRAGd's ARCTIC LINZ
lTM.Sr Is now and always has heen owned ny
IOliyer T. Brngg and N. Burrowes doing bust
ness under the style Of Bragg & Burrowes. and
tho only connection Dr.. Bragg ever had with II
was in tho simple fact that he Invented u.
:, Since inventing the Mustang Or. Bragg has
had many years of experience, and II rs but
reasonable 10 presume that In his mature man
hood he could produce better remedy than
lin his comparatively inexperienced youth.
Tho instantaneous success pf Braggs Arctic
conclusive testimony that such was tho TACT.
Before the Arctic Liniment had been intro
; duced six months, 1t had supercedcd all other
I liniments, including tho Mustang. IN the mean.
time n Spuriousartlule of the Mustang made its
iappearnce in the market, put up externally
lcxacily as tho genuine hadbeen by Bragg. hut
las unlike II in quality as possible. DIR. Bragg
was constantly ANNOYED by lettors from va.
Irious persons who had used this dcteriora,ed
land injurious article of Mustang, complaining
of it's bad effects. under the mistaken impress
lion that he was still its proprietor " DR.
Bragg considered II To bo his duty To set tht
matter before the public In card rdarnonnclni
that he had no further connection with ", ina
was his affair. with which we have nothing u
do. The vaunt of tho Mustang prorrietors tina
they are well known to the business communi
lty ts most amusing TO those who know thcl
status. The trouble is, they are too wei
known. Their motive In the card alluded To Il
transparent: they dislike seeing their ohcapl,
made nrrparatiOn supercceded by Bragg
1Arctic Lin,mcnt an article So greatly ils su
Ipcrinr, but which they Affect to consider
failure. Notwithstanding this affnctttinn
they offered large sum for lis suppresSlon' AM
failing in that are now eXpondlig mlch money
for newspaper cards, in the vain attempt Il
ipersuade the public that tho Arctic l.in'mcu
lisa failure. The public arc not 50 easily Eull
ed rs these gentlemen suppose. and can renfi
lly comprehend that if II were such iailur,
las these unscrupulOus persons pre- end. They
lwnnld be the last to q sturh its quiet oblivion
The fact IL readily peicoptihlc that they arc
ALARMED furthe pruspcriiyIpi their own artclc
and well they may he, for they knew that fn'
IAN article 10 attain tho substantial celebrity ~
lBRAGG'S ARCTIC LlNiMENT. IT must pos
lsoss an intrinsic value capable ofposltivc dem
Unstraton. aud hence their only hope IL In -
abusing IL that people may ho deferred fror
trying ii, well assured that ifthey once testc'
Its merits they could never again be induce'
to use the Mustang. In conclusion, we claim
> that the Arctic Lnimcnt Is the best article cv
er offered TO the public and that IL will hoa
,riumphanlly every test which may be apple,
to II. -
BRAGG 4 BURROWES,
Solo propri,tnrs Ct Louis Missouri.