The Portland daily press., 1869-07-19

A CAnD.-In justiceto Messfs Williams and
Hurlburt, I feel it my duty to state that the
bay mare driven BY them on Saturday alter
noon for the purpose Of Illustrating their pow
or, was the identical horse formerly owned by
Mr.. John Best, and she has within the past
two weeks run away and destroyed several
carriages; and in one instance she commenced
kicking, breaking the leg Of Mr.. Best, and was
| considered by all who knew her to be one of
/ the most dangerous horses in this vicinity.
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In IT STRANGE to see with what carelessness
some invalids attend to their health. They
will procure box of Plantation Bitters, which
ought to be used up in q month or six weeks,
and upon inquiry it is found that they have
used only two or three bottles. Some days
they have used it according to the directions,
aad others have not touched it. The whole
trial has been irregular, andIof course less IA
vorable result has come from their use. II it
be true that "what is worth doing at all is
worth doing well, /" how emphatically it is true
in matters relating to the health. A few bot
ties of Plantation Bitters have often wrought
wonders, while in other instances disease has
snly been subdued after weeks Of resistance.
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imported German Cologne, and sold at half the
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To THE PuBLIc.-We, the undersigned, hay-
ing witnessed the operations of Messrs. Will
liams & Hurlburt during their stay in this
city, in the art Of training horses can cheer
fully recommend them as gentlemen worthy
the confidence and patronage OF the commHni-
y. We consider their theory the most prasti-
cal now known;-so simple that child can
understand and pus it In practice. While here
these gentlemen handled horses OF all habits
and ages, from the green colt fresh irom the
pasture, to the most inveterate kickers, bters.
halter-puilers, runaways, &cy to the entire
satisfaction of all scholars and the infinite de-
light of the owners Also the Book, and Pa
tent Bit which Is conferred on each scholar,
we consider twice the price of tuition.
FB. HANSON, s. B. GowELL,
IA q. A STAPLES, A. d. REEVES,
~ d. L. MERRrIn, q. SPARROW,
j. M. McDUFFEE, A. o, SHAW,
r. RAND. tIa T. BARNUM,
f. A. BENT, @. WooDMAN,
.grKH a-r .'ra4-g And % others.
Free exhibition every day of their trained
horses and dogs on Market Square, at11-2
O'Clock p. NJ Schools of instruction will be
Immediately after the exhibition.
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