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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-08-12

HORSES SoLD.-Mr. Granville S.
Wilson, Steward of the Aims House,
has sold pair Of fine horses to a gen
tleman in Baltimore, for the sum OF
SS2O.-Americlln Sentinel.
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Excited.

The people, the thinking ones Of our
county, seem to be greatly excited over the
proposed narrOw-guage railroad from this
place to Telli,o Iron Works. All that is
necessary is to have a railroad meeting
and adopt some measures by which the
matter can be brought fairly and under
%standingly before the people. 1t is
thought the best plan ever proposed for
the development of the u of the
country. If the people will go to work
and look to their interest, the road can
be built. W. would like to hear from
some Of our friends at jacksonville, and
elsewhere in the county, on the subject.
Give us your views and we will gladly
place them before the people.
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Professor Rently.

Those Of our citizens who availed them.
selves of Gan evening with William W,
Bcntly, in his Sweet Songs Of Zion," last
Friday night, speak of the entertainment
in terms of warmest commentator. We
had the pleasure of attending, and VIC can
safely say that Professor B~cntly's musical
renditions can be equaled only by Philip
Phillips, the Sweet Singer, of New York.
His entertainments arc a rare treat sci.
dom enjoyed and should be we'll attended
BY all lovers Of irst-class music.
Mr.. Bently desires to afford onr citizens
another opportunity of listening to him.
Lie proposes to return and sing for us OIL
Saturday evening, provided the sale of
tickets in the meantime justiGes him in so
doing. For sale at this Oficc-pricc so
cents,
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T~EsTIMONlALS

The Waters Pianos are known as among the
very best. We are enabled to speak Of these in
struments with confidence srom personal knoWl-
edge.-N. Y. Evangelist.
We can speak Of the mVTils Of the WaierS'
Pianos from personal knowledge AZ being OF the
very best quality .-ChrstiAh lutelligeAeer.
Our friends will find at Mr.. Waters store the
very best assortment OF Pianos, Melodcohs and
Organs to be found In the United StRtes.-Gri :
hams Magazine.
MUSICAL DCINus.-Since Mr.. Waters gave up
publishing sheet music he has devoted all his
capital and attention TO the manufacture and
sale Of Pianos aAd MelOleons. lie has just ID
sued a catalogue Of his new Instruments, giving
u new scale Of prices, which show - marked re-
duetiOn from former rates, and the Pianos have
recently been awarded the Grst premicm at sew
eral Fairs. Many people Of The present day who
are attracted, IL not confused, with the flaming
advertisement Of rival piano houses, probably
overlook a modest manufacturer like Mr.. Wa
tiers ; but We happen to know that hia instru-
ments earned him a good reputation long before
Expeditions and " honOrs" connected thei ewith
were ever thought Of. Indeed, we have one OF
Mr.. Waters Piano Portes in our residence
(where 1t has stood for years) Of which any
manufactures in the world might well be proud
We have always been delighted with 1t "a a
sWsct.toned and powerful instrument, and there
is no doubt OF its durability more than this,
some Vi the best amateur players In the city, as
well az several celebrated ~pianists, have per-
formed on said plano, and all pronounce ii a su-
perior aud FIRST-CIAss instrument. Strong r
endorsement we could not giye.-lIone journal.
Horace Waters, ASl Broadway, is famed for
the excellence Of his Pianos AMI Or~gans.-ESe-
ming Post.
The Waters Piano ranks with the best manu-
featured in America.--Thc Independent, n. y.
may2j-tf
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Howe to Exterminate Weeds,

The celebrated Howe Sewing Machine
will exterminate all other Machines very
soon, having many advantages over any
other machine now in usc-bcing the
lishtest draught, or lightsst running, ma.
chine in use, and more durable, with but
little machinery and it simple. A FIVE.
year-old child can do good work on the
Howe Machine. My great success in SELL
ing machinery is by keeping lone but the
best, such as will stand the test. We will
furnish any responsible party a machine
on trial who wishes a machine. l have
never failed to effect a sale where parties
have had a machine on trial. Old gen.
tlemen, if you are not ready TO buy a MA.
chine now, don't let your wives try the
Howe Sewing Machine. | am honest.
iy6-tf d. B. CHILDRESS.
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Prof. Crawford.

We learn that Prot. Crawford has as.
ceptsd a situAtisn, as, teacher, at Benton,
in Polk County, aud will oPsh bis school
the last day Of JAY IL we havea school
here another session, different arrange
ments viii have to BE- made BY tho Stock
holders Of the Institute, than those which
hare heretofore existed. Prof. CfaSf0rd
could have been induced to remain with
US not only as a Teacher, but would have
located permanently here. OF course
there are other Teachers who can be in.
duced to come here, but it is doubtful
whether one can be obtained who will
givs more general satisfaction than Prof.
Crawford has, since he has been the PriB-
cipal Of our Institute.
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Juvenile Band.

A Juvenile Band has been organized
in Sweetwater, The instruments consist
Of two French Harps, one Flute, one Tri-
angle, and two Tambourines. The boys
make good music, considering the time
thsy have spent in procticing. They gave
a grand serenade Monday night, and we're
complimcutcd with bOqucts of beautiful
flowers, consisting chiefly of dog.fcnnel,
and other like collections. They will add
to their band a few moro instruments,
and when they get their organization com-
pletc, will give a grand Tablcau enter
taipmcnt, which will close with a Dutch.
mans Concert.
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Music can no longer be considered a
luxury, and those who spend fabulous
sums in purchasing Sheet Music are sim
ply throwing their money away. If our
musical friends will take the trouble to
procure a copy Of Peters Musical Month
ly, they win see what their wiser friends
are doing-namely, getting better music
at one and two cents q piece than they
are buying at thirty, forty and Fifty cents.
Each number Of this valuable pablieatioh
contains thirty-siS pages Of music, printed
from f~ull-size music. Phtes, containing Sa-
cred and Secular Songs, Duets, Choluses,
Polkass Wahzes, etc, in every issue.
The July number commences Volume
VIII, aud contains thirteen pieces Of Mu.
sic, neatly bound, that would cost just
four dollars and 6fty cents in sheet form.
You can get it BY mail, postpaid, BY
sending thirty cents TO j. L. Peters, 500
Broadway, New York.
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0nr EnlnmnS.

This week we have our columns filled
with new advertisements, of almost every
character, About two columns have been
left over for our next issue. This is
surely convincing proof that the Enter.
prise is one Of the best advertising me-
diums in this end Of the State. All we
ask is fair play, and we will come out
with success in the newspaper world.
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Newspaper Enterprise,

The Knoxville Chronicle is displaying
a spirit of enterprise worthy its live and
progressive proprietors. The paper is
sent down on the night trains, thereby
reaching its patrons along the East Ten.
ncssee railroads as soon as it i, read by
the Knox illians themselves. We have
always fought the politics of the Chroni-
Gle, but We are not SO party.bound but
what w can bestow commentator where
it is deserved and We say that the Chron.
icle deserves to rank with the first dailies
Of the South. Financial prosperity to it.
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AdOrn Your Homes.

Mr.. Il. X. Robinson is Agent for Geo.
StinsOn & Co.'S. Engravings, Autographs,
ChromOs, Photographs, &c. There is
nothing that gives so refined and cheerful
an appearance to a home US pictares. Mr..
Robinson will travel through this county
for the purpose of supplying those who
wish to adorn their homes with beautiful
pictures. They are large and beautiful
and cost but a trife. Be sure and supply
yourselves, for fear you will not have
another chance as good. >
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The Mammoth Confectionery.

We this week publish an advertisement
of Peter Kern's Mammoth Confectionery,
at Knoxville. Country merchants will
be amply paid by making their purchases
from this firm. Mr.. Kern is a clever and
accommodating gentleman, aud can fur
nish you anything in his line at as reason
able rates as any house in Knoxville.
Read his advertisement.
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Notice.

On tho 29th of July, Twill sell to the
highest bidder, on Bat Creek, on Q mile
below Johnson's Mill, the farm belonging
to Mrs. 5. A. Long and heirs, 154I
acres, with good improvements and in a
good state Of cultivation. Terms: One
half down and balance in one and two
years. Also, all the household and kitch-
en- furniture, stock and farming utensils,
on a credit Of nine months on all sums
over s., with note and good security.
D6.3t DAVID r. LONG.
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Will be Charged For.

All communications designed to pro-
mote the pecuniary or other interests Of
individuals will De considered an adver-
tisement and charged for accordingly, and
all communications Of s personal c~harae-
ter, as rejecting upon any one, will not be
published unless signed by some respon-
sible %party-and then only at the price
and option Of the editor.
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MAIL rnGIN-PAsSEHGER.
FREIGHT TRAIN
PASSENGER TRAIN.
All Right.

The Sweetwater Mills are now in good
order and will grind with any Mills in the
country. Satisfaction guaEnteed, pro-
vided your Wheat is not rotten. Will
grind for customers Thursdays, Fridays
and Saturdays. Meal and Flour constant
ly on hand at my store, which will be sold
strictly FOR CASH. II. l.. FRY.
i.0O-Ot
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-07-06

We have received the first number Of
Rcnu Campbcll's Weekly Humors. 1t i,
n live little sheet and is distributed gra.
tuitously. We hope this paper will be
kept up, MS it contains a heap Of fun and
frolic. We chcerfully place it on our .ex.
change list.
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Absent.

Our editor left for Nashville on Tnes-
day to look after the interests Of the En-
terprisc. AS he has gone and left US to
get up the paper, our readers will fail to
fud much that is interesting. Nashville
merchants can, if they will, extond their
trade in this section, and the best means
to do so is to advertise in the Enterprise,
as it circulatss in every town on this line
If railroad.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-07-06

We are having the hottest kind of wea-
thcr, Notwithstanding the large amount Of
ice Hugh Fry has stored in his cellar for
cooling the splendid soda water that he
deals out daily to tho lovers of that cool
Ing beverage. Ladies', you have no idea
how delicious the soda water is. Step in
and get a glass.
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Gone,

Our young friend, Charlie Owen, left
here on Tuesday evening for Missouri, to
look after his interest in that locality.
Charlie is a noble young man, aud an
honor to this community. lie will one
day make his mark, and we venture to
predict that his name will be enrolled
high up on the scroll of fame.
We wish Charlie a pleasant trip, and
hope he may succeed in any and all his
undertakings through life.
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Ball Play.

We learn that Tuesday last, the 4th of
July, was celebrated ut Ball Play, in the
upper end of this county. We have been
requested to state that the day passed
quietly and pleasantly to all who we're in
attendance. An Grafton was delivered BY
T. W. Burge, Esq, which was we'll re-
ceiyed and adapted to the occasion.
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THE ENTERPRISE.
Swectwater. Thursday, July 6.'IS;I.

s. NJ. PETrENGlLL CO., 81 Park Row, N. T.,
and GRIFFIN * HOFFMAN, baltimore, Nd,
Are the sole agents for the SweetWater EhteI-
prise inth9se eitivNan are authorized ~ e2nirpcl
for inserting advertisement for NJ NJ our lowest
cash rates, Advertisers are requested TO leave
their hvors with either Of the above hOuses. l.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-07-06
Commenced the Work.

J. W. Clark moved his forces on Lou.
don, Tuesday last, TO prepare for the
building of the new court house. The
brick will be made as soon as possible and
the erection of the building commenced,
1t will be a magnificent structure and {
credit to East Tennessee.
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WHITE CLIFF
MINERAL SPRINGS,

AVA - ~
THESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED ON
l. Chilhowee Mountain, l6 miles from Mali-
~sonvillr, and same di'tance from Athens, Tenn.
They nre located at an elevation Of about 1900
feet above CUnasuuga Valley, in a dry, pure and
very invigorating MISUNDERSTANDING IN e4-
t%ensive and beautiful view OF the surrounding
country.
There are three Springs in close proximity,
two Of which are Tonic, Diuretic and Alternative,
and have proved very efiieacious in relieving
diseases Of the Liver, kidneys and Stomach, and
have acted a. a sovereign remedy in Chlorosia
and Dystnenorrhea (: the other Spring possessing
properties that have proved very beneficial in
ScrofulOns affections VI the skin and chronic diS-
cases of the eye.
The Hotel will be ready for the reception Vi
guests by the 10th Of June.
Hacks will run daily between Athens and the
Springs, Fare $3.50 each way,
Those wisOing to stop Of at SWsctwater viii
also find conveyance via jacksonville.
RAT Els:
Board and Lodging per Day ...-.$ zoo
Week.. 800
Month. 200
81 JOS. A.. PECK, Proprietor,
j~unel-tf q -
+. BoGARr. n /. MAyEs.
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Long Clover.

Mr.. Lon. Forkner, one of our best Fork
Creek Valley farmers, sent to this office
last week some blades of clover measuring
six feet two inches in length. This clover
is the longest VIC have ever seen grown in
this country, and in Il opinion cannot
be cxcelled,
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Chancerv Sale.

Jeremiah Boyd, ct al, Va. Andrew Boyd, ct al.
PURSUANT to a decree Of the ehnncery Court
L at Athens, Tenn, pronounced In this case
at May Term, 1871, I will expose to sale, by
public cutlery to the highest bidder, NJ the eOuY,
house door in MadiaOnyillc, Tenn on the
It'll day Of August, next,
all the right, title and intsrest THAT Jeremiah
Boyd, deceased, had in and to the lands men
toned in said decree, to-wit:
LIST. The homc place, containing l60 acres.
more or less, situated in the 9th civil district,
Monroe county, Tenn, and being the same on
which said Jeremiah Boyd resided at the time Of
his death, the N. y. quarter of section s, town
ship !, range 3, L. NJ. Hiwassec district.
81. The mountain tract, 'contsining 100 acres,
more or less, situated in the 18th civil district
Monroe county, Tenn, being the N. Z. quarter
of section ~, LIST fractional township, range ),
4. NJ. 0coee district,
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Attention Farmers.

We offer you the Buckeye Mower and
Reaper combined, at a reduced price, with
all the New Improvements. We need not
tell you what they src. They are here.
and have been at work fifteen years, and
will cut again this year with less repairs
than any Machine. We also sell the
Sweepstakes Throsher, all sizes.
We also sell the Buckeye and Taylor's
Sulky Hay Rakos. They are highly re-
commended.
HIGHT & SCRUGGS.
A. I.b sc
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In Town.

Our young friends, Capt. Cleve Jones
and Watt LenOir, of Philadelphia, and
NJ. X. Benson, with Day & IIalsey, New
York, were in town during the past week,
all looking hale, hearty aud full of life.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-07-06

If you want to cool OF these hot dayP,
just step into the pOst.Ofice and try q
glass Of that splendid ice.cOld soda water.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-07-06

Special attention is called to the nd-
vcrtisement in this issue, of the celebrated
Weed Saving Machine. They arc for
sale by Bogart & Mayes. Read the adj
vertisemcnt, and call and examine the
Machine for yourselves.
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Chancery Sale.

James G. Mitchell admir-, vs.. Malinda Mitchell
ct al. :
PURSUANT to decree of the Chancsry Court
i at Athens, Tenn, rendered in this cause
Mt May Term, 1871, | will expose to sale, by
public cutlery to the highest bidder, at the court
house door, in Madisonyille, Tenn. on the
7th day of August, Next.
all the right, title and interest that James ".
Mitchell had in and to the tract Of land mention
ed and described in said decree. to-wit
A tract of land, containing 2Ol acres, more or
less lying on the waters of Notchy Creek, in the
7th civil district Monroe county, Tenn, adjoin-
ing the lands Of A. Stakely, Jeremiah Boyd,
George Patterson's heirs, and others.
Terms:
Said lands win be sold subject to the widows
dover, and without the right Of redemption. Ten
per cent. Of the purchase price to DO paid III hand
and balance in one and two years, In equal in
rtallmcnts. Notes with good security required,
and q lien retained on the land for the unpaid
purhase money. J. ". HENDERSON, C. en-.
j~y6-iw-Pies by $. p. HALF, D. G.. L N.
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Funeral Sermon,

On the first Sabbath in next month,
Rev. J.. b. Lee will preach the funeral
sermon of Mrs. Womack, wife of Mr.. l..
A. WOmack, in the Baptist church, at
this place.
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Terms of Sale

Ten per cent. Of the purchase price required
In hand, balance on q credit of one and two
years in equal installmcnts. Notes with good
security required anda lien retained on the land
for the unpaid purchase money. Said lands will
be sold without the right Of redemption and free
from the incumbrance Of dover. The rents OF
the growing crops will be reserved. Minimum
price Of home place, $3.50; Of mountain tract.
$50. These tracts will first be sold separately
and then both together, and that mole Of sale
will be adopted by which the best price 10 OBJ
tanned. 5. Z. HALE, b. e. & VI.
iy6-4w-pfSS
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The Right Address.

TO insure prompt attention, all letters
on business connected directly with this
Office should be addressed to the paper
and not to the editor.
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
For Sale.

A good secondhand Shutter and
Separator. Apply to or address
iel-4t SWEETWATER MILLS.
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July 10Th.

The new Gallery of W. T. Robertson,
Artist, win be opened on "Wednesday,
July 18th. Entrance through the post
office.
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Experience Of o YOung Woman.

TO
A country girl, yOdug, pretty and hap.
py, her step was elastic aud the roses Of
health blOOmed upon her cheek. One
April morn she was overtaken by a
" spring shower" and caught a cold. II
was her particular time," and suppress
sion vas the result. At the next "period"
nature refused to act. She became. sal.
low, swollen, and suffered intensely with
pain in the back and slower stomach" pal.
pitation', difficulty of breathing, indigss.
ton and headache. Doctors failed to
p%alliate her distressed condition, and she
longed for death as the only hope of re-
lief. Az the instance of n friend, who
herself experienced its benefits, she was
induced to try DR.. j. Bradield's Female
Regulator. One bottle cured her. She
is again the happy girl she was that April
morning before the shower. The Female
Regulator Is prepared by l.. II. Brad6eld,
Druggist. Atlanta, Ca, at $3.50 per bot
tie, and kept by all respectable drug men
throughout the land.
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Attention. Press.

Many papers conc to this Office direct,
Cd to the rFOrstnnner.' We wish opl
friends to change the address TO Enter
prise, as the name Of the paper has long
since been changed.
AN letters on business should be direct.
I'd to the Enterprise, Sweetwater, Tonnes
see. Private letters to G. Is. Woodward
We are and have been greatly annoyed
by letters being addressed to the editor,
containing information that command.
immediate attention, and being addressed
to US, individually, are not taken out oil
the Office.
We hope our friends will change their
mode of addressing letters on business
with the Office, so that in our absence,
they may be taken from the Office, and
the business attended to.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-07-06
WEED
FAMILYFAvoRITE SEWING
MACHINE.

SOME OF ITS POINTS OF SUPERIORITY.
TT rs the lightcst and fastest-rnnning of any
l. irst-class shuttle Machine.
II has more room to admit of work under the
arm.
II is cleaned and oiled with much loss trouble
every part being in plain sight,
1t is leSs liable to get ont Of order-theTe be-
ing no acting springs used In It's construction.
Il has the most simple and effective feed de-
vice.
1t ia decidedly the simplest and most durable
Machine in the market.
1t is easier learned to operate than any other
Machine.
rat BE SURE Al! to examine IT before
buying any other Machine.
STACY Il ANGEL, Gen'l Ag'ts.,
1902 Gay Street, Knoxville, Tenn.
Bogart & Mayes have this celebrated Machine
for sale. Call and lie, US show you how 1t works
and We are sure you will buy 10 other.
joe 'Il-tf 80 BuGART 4 AAiES.
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ChancerY Sale.

}. W. kelso W. =. J. Rowan, 81 ais.
DURsUAHT 20 decree rendered In this cause
Il by the Chaneery Caurt 1t Athrns, Tenn,
at May Tern, 1871, | will EXPOSE " sale. on the
premises, to the highest bidder, on the 10Th day
u July. heKt, ut ] o'clock Y. g., the house and
lot mentioned aud described IN said decree, to-
Wit The house and l0t 10 the town nf SNeelwa-
ter, Tenn, known as the Brett property -
thgysllow house. Teruu Said property will
he sula on a credit Of twelve months, AMI Ia bar
Of the equity Of redemption note, with COOL 81
eprity, required, aud = lien held on the proper
~ until the purchase mouey Is fully paid.
J.. ". HENDERSON, q. an,
j~e29-4tpfS5 by \. =. Hale, d. G. & NJ.
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Western and Atlantic Railroad.

Change Of Schedule
On and after Sunday, February 18th. 1871,
the Passenger Trains win run on the Western
L Atlantic Railroad Us follows:
NIGuT PlsSESuKR TRAtN.
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The New Schedule.

The following shows the time of ARR.
val of trains at Sweetwater, under the new
schedule .r...
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Darby's Prophylactio
q j. T J. N.

THIS invaluable Family Medicine, for purify
l. cleansing, removing bad OdOrs in all diads u
SICKNESS Tor barns, sores, Wounds, 5tingB; for
Erysipelss, rheumatism, and all skin diseases
For cataTFh, sore mouth, sore throat, diptheriA.
For collie, diarrhea, cholera; as a wash to soften
and beautIfy the skin; to remove Ink spots, mil
dew, fruit stains; taken internally az we'll =
applied externally as highly recommended ~
oil who have used it's for sale by MI Drueg
ami Country Merchants, and may be ordered di
rectly OF the DARBY PROPHYLACTIC co,
lGI william Street, Ny.
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