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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
Attorney atInW

~ N, Hayes, Attorney AT lmW, 40 hiin.
lnrfce street leluih NJ rnufihuuHel, nnllns,
IuhhA, special attention pald 10 land
"alhlh' nprlu
., huIt A smith, office on Main slIust over
nuile savings Bank, feb2hiu
W, .. Oldham, onico IN Mitchie'a building,
opposite the LodTand hotel, Main street.
Janiidti
John N, stemmona, Attorney NJ Law, No,
40 North slide Public square, upstairs.
oct2p-dlf
- AldIedge Geo, NJ, io6 Main street, near
Courthouse, IL
Mccoy a Mccoy, ofiice south side OF Court
mousse square IL
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rar DAILY HERALD.

nAu,Y HERALD IL published every
tue As,yeept Monday, NJ $40 year, In
pomlss ,sforsi months VI for one month
,dnnce y one week single copies, b cents.
losnn.l Herald IL now furnished 70 sub
me- pay carrier nj 70 cents per week. The
shbeIs n he delivered regularly each morn
paper w. W. asrly hour, 10 any part or the city
Tx AZ s ~ S Within mile and n half OF the
bod ,ppun,sSa subscribers failing 10 receive
|,olII n amer will oblige by reporting at this
|'Maa
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THE TRINITY
CEMETERY co.
"a NOW ORGANIZED.

They have thirty acres 81 f ,an1 t sDo court
and q ha miles nof.nea ,yell enclosed and
Ia,S Ont into lots, which are offered 70 'ns
Public Puzzle APpE SSoRToN superintendent
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF The HERALD, |
Dallas, Texas, April u, 1870. I
MONETARY.

note. We quote; Buying, ll2qll3, selling, ia
oils.
Misunderstanding, lO7; buying, lOb.
EACliANGE-ln fair demand. We quote
Commercial, par bank, u premium.
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..uROAD TIME TABLE.
-, and Departure OF Trains M
Dallas.
...naroN AND TEXAS oENTRAL.

norsroS AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
HOVoi' Arrives.
,nssouth lmail and expressl- 7:45 a. IN
frm ~. VA North lmail and express)- $3.50 p. m
Prom Ky uonth. (aooommodation)ll; lao IA. m
iIon M, M. North. (accommodation) 800 y. IN
'V~ TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
IA EXPRESS. ,,..... 6:25 p. nj. 1906 y. m
nil eppuodatlon ..,,.,.... 800 IL. IN. 0.8O %. m
Aeon nlhg rsight ,....,.....0:5O D. M. 1000 u. m
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nrEKLY HERALD

,r WEEKLY hEn AdIa,H wl' s sf pSS.
Anhod every annumi sl.60 for SIX months,
Ram Nv p POI No subscription taken
|.,ylble ~ s,tnd than six " onth
HI a ~ psments inserted ~ IN rate on u %
\ kAyesll ~, lie fiBt inaortion, and 20 centa
u ,aasn suaSseqnent insertion ,,,,.,,.
4 Obllaar. asJs of thanks, otc., 10 be paid for
De, 's!lP9ss dvcrtisoment rates
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Physicians and SURGEONS,

Jno, u, Morton, NJ. D., Office over First Ma.
uonhl Bank, lhNidencc corner Aan laelnto
anu ilafwood streets, Dallas, Texas,
mohl5 I'm
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MRS, WARHELD'S NEW BOOKS
Now Books Just ready, by author OF
THE HOUSEHOLD OF BOUVERlE'

"Momfort Hail." "Mirlams Mamolrs,"
"Sea and Shore" "The Household OF Bou.
verle," "Hestor llowmd's Temptaiion,' n
"Double Wedding" The above Six New
Books are written by the popular Southern
Authoress, Mrs Cntharine a, Wnrfeld, fore
merly OF MisSlssippl but now,oI Louisville,
work, "The Household OF Bouverie," which
liz ono OF the best and most extraordinary
novels ever published. The above six books
ARE each issued IN one larae du0decimo vol
ume, bound In morocco cloth, null gilt hack
aud side, price 81 10 each, or $40 10 for COM
plete set Of the six volumes, put up In noat
and strong box.
Above Loots are for sale by all booksellers,
or copieso either one or more OF the above
books, or a complete set OF them, viii DO
sent at once 10 any one, to any place. postage
prepaid or free OF freight, on remitting
their price In u letter to the publishers.
4. II. PETERSON a BROS,
800 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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~. i .i LODGE NO. lg7, B'NAI BIRTH
mi month. President, D. Gosiin; vice pres
MI ,ssSa Noise Kahn; secretary, Joseph r
E s6n% monitor, p, noslipi Treasurer, Emsn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-03-28
Notice Of Foreclosure.

UIHEREAS, Daniel T. Smart then Of Boston
w In the County ~ suffolk and Commonwealth
OF Massachusetts, but now OF sweden, in the
Count Oi oxford and State Of Maine. did, on the
nth day of May, A u. 1915. by his mortgage derd
or bill Of 'ale at that date, duly executed and he
liyered, and duly recorded IN said sweden. by the
Town Clerk OF said town, ia book 2. page gu. where
the mortghged property hereafter named. then was
and now u sell and convey to the subscriber the
following personal properly, 20 wit: One dark red
COW, then seven years old, then Of the value of
nity dollars; one pair of dark red oxen, then SIX
years OLD anil then OF the value of one hundred
and forty dollars buggy wagon with a boot
back then Of the value OF one hundred and twenty
hyc dollars one second hand silver plated harness
then Of the value of twenty-h ye dollars Que very
dark iron gray horse, stallion, then four years old
with one white hind foot, ith star Ia the fore.
head, then OF the weightof luiJ pounds and then
of the value of three hundrel dollars,-said valu.
es being the values set in said mortgage on said
property, and which mortgage or bill of sale was
ton, May II, 1873, payable to the subscriber or
order, and signed by the said Daniel X. Smart and
one Daniel Smart, for the sum OF four hundred
dollars, payable In ten mouths from its date with
interest, TO be paid semiannually, at the rate OF
ten per cent, annual during said term and for such
further times as said principal sum or any part
thereof shsu remain unpaid now therefore the
condition OF said mortgage bill of sale Is broken
aud by reason thereof the said subscriber claims
II foreclosure of SAID mortgage according to the
statute in such case made and provided and Ben.
jamn Weber OF said Sweden is hereby appointed
my agent to receive satisfaction OF said mortgage
Dated this 18th day OF March, A. ID. 1876.
marl5 3w CHARLES IL LEWIS.
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"a tlA NNf Nhl' ~
Cooperation.

Cooperation among farmers Is an ex-
-allcut thing when IT takes a form likely
20 be OF bench, to themselves and their
families One OF the most desirable sub
iects 10 which oranges and other associa-
tious OF farmers can turn their attention. Is
thepurchasing ola library Tor the use ofthe
members. There are many books Of great
value 10 farmers which would be gladly
read by the great bulk of the agricuItur-
ists Of the country, were 1t not that the
expense detcrS the most Of them from
possessing copies themselves, and there
are no facilities IN the rural districts for
procuring books from circulating Libraries
4 farmers club composed Of twenty per-
sons that should levy an assessment Of ten
cents per month upon each member for
the purchase Of books, could, in 4 short
time procure a valuable library without
- any time embarrassing one Of It's men,
berS TO pay his share Of the expense
Twenty members at ten cents each, would
pay two dollars ner month into the library
fund. That would make twentv-iour
dollars per year. Enough 10 buy a re-
spectacle library TO start with. Fifteen
or twenty carefully selected books upon
subjects OF interests to farmers would be
an attraction that would draw many men,
bers 10 the club which possessed them,
having the effect Of giving a larger fund
each year for the purchase Of additional
works. Will the members Of some Of the
oranges or farmers clubs in Oxford County
bring the subject up at the next meeting
Of their organizations, and endeavor to get
an assessment Of ten cents OF more per
month as they think proper, levied upon
each member for one year? Ii the cash
is paid in monthly tie payments will not
be felt, and when the books are purchased
The satisfaction Of borrowing them from
the library 10 read, or Of having them
read before the meetings, will amply re-
pay any trouble which may be taken TO
secure them.
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From the y. \. Express.
Manipulation of Pruning.

Lindley truely says that Pruning Is
the art Of scientifically removing certain
branches or parts Of them" But excep,
by well educated and experienced gard.
ners it Is seldom if ever properly perform
Ell. Unless the operator thoroughly IN
derstands the principles upon which it
Is based and the proper mode of OPP
GRAFTON, il Is better 10 let nature take her
ovn course. as less loss will then be
incurred and less injury done. By ignor-
ant men the simple operation Of cutting
of a shoot is almost always done in al
injurious way. Some make long "sliy.
eriDg cut, in which the cut is begun too
low down behind the bud and is carried
up too high exposing the back Of the
bud TO the weather aud either killing it
outright or causing It TO make feeble or
weekly growth Others cut SO the quick
producing the same evil effects To avoid
this some make "snag cUts'-beginning
The cut on the same side Of the shoot as
that en- which the bud is placed, and thence
slOping downwards to it. This neeessi-
taies going over the work a Seeonl time
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agricultural.
For the OXFORD DENoCENT.
Transmission Of Disease ThrOUgh
MIN.

One Of the most startling and disagree
able discoveries which have lately heen
made public is that Of German scientist
in regard TO the transmission Of "tuber-
culosis or consumption, from COWS 10 their
calves. through the medium Of their milk.
Numerous experiments have been made
70 determine The truth or talst.y Of this
idea, which have resulted in complete
authorization OF the statements Of the
Professor. Consumption Is = disease
which is very prevalent among COWS, and
Investigation shows that 1t Is hereditary
among cattle, a among men. But new
and more complete Investigations prove
that perfectly healthy calf may be rem
dcrcd cousumptive by sucking COW atfilc-
tel with that disease, and the milk taken
from cousumptiyc cattle viii transmit the
disease 20 those persons who drink It. AZ
least such Is the statement made IN tee
German press; aui it appears highly
probable that 70 i, correct. It Is well
known by every dairymen that whatever
COWS eat, affect, their milk, and that q
tevered and excited state of mind OF body
produces an injurious effect upon the quAi-
tx of the milk. Why, then, should net
diseases impart their characteristics and
tendencies to ths milk also %
Consumption Is properly called the
soourge Of New England and it may be
that q portion of the sad rayages of this
fata. disease are trSceabie to the Use OF
milk Of consumptjye cows. Ia view Of
tais possibility It becomes Of the utmost
Importance that every farmer should eI-
ercise great care TO keep and milk only
healthy cattle.
Animals which arc left exposed to the
weather during the cold winter season. or
which are kept In close, unyentilated and
filthy stables, cannot hc expected 10 remain
10 good health, aud whenever the health
Of our cattle suffers. We run the risk 81
running the health Of cur isHi,ics by fur
i,h,ug them unwho'eS0me milk. Ii
beatty animals are well taken care o. they
vii remain healthy, 50 that the risk lies
IN the hands of each cattle owner to con-
trOl for himself Certainly no stronger
argument can be procured in favor Of tax
ing good care Of farm cattle. Ii any
milk COW shows symptoms Of being unSell
At any time, her nils should not be used
for food unii it has been boiled. Boiling
kills the germs of any disease which may
be present
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A CALL.

NOTICE is hereby given that the first meeting
~ OF the association for county cooperative
trade in meTchaudize at South Paris, in the town
OF Paris. County of Oxford aud state of Maine
will be held on Wednesday, the 5th day of April
A. ID. 1875 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at Grange Hall at
South Paris, to act on the following objects viz
Flrst-To organize into corporation, under the
general law. of the State for the formation OF cor.
porations, for cooperative trade
Second-To adopt cooperative name.
Third-To desne the purpose Of the corporation
fourth-To fix the amount of capital stock and
divide il into shares.
Fifh-To elect a board of directors, secretary,
treasurer, and any other necessary officers.
Sixth-To adopt code of bylaws.
Seyenth-To see what measures they will adopt
in relation TO opening County cooperative store
and carrying on the same.
Given under my hand this Goth day OF March A.
ID. 1876, Al South Paris, mar2l 2w
G. c. PRATT, sIgncr OF the Can.
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"SAY, Tom, did you see how nice Mr..
VS. harness looked as he drove up to the
depot the other day. ayes, and thinks
l, what has got into the old fellow p for
you know that generally he lets it 60 look
ing as rusty as a horseshoe" That's
So Well he told me the other day that
a friend on q visit to his house told him
if he took little black sealing wax and
pounded it up fine and put it in bottle
with alcohol enough to make thin solu-
ton, and with a sponge rubbed it on his
harness, it would make it look as good as
new. So says he, Il thought | would
try it, and you see the result He says
being out in the rain and snow does not
hurt it q bit, as il sheds water like a
ducks back. ard if it gets splashed with
mud all he has to do is to wet a sponge
and wash it of, and it looks nice and clean
again" The same preparation may be
used for boots and shoes making them
perfectly water proof. LENox.
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CAST0RIA.

Cross. sickly babies and children NAV enjsy
health. and mothers have rest II the will use
Costoria. Worms, fcyerishncs- Jrcthing, wind
collie, sour stomach and undigcsted food mako
children cross. and produce sickness.
Castoria will assimilate the food .eSpet worms
and correct all these things. For twenty ycsrs
pr Pitcher experimental IN his private practice
tn produce an effective Csihariic and stomach reg.
uIator which would be a. effective "a Castor OIL
without ia unploasaui taste or recoil.
The reputation OF hts experiment extended -
PHYSICIANS and NURSES rapidly adopted his rene
Nv. 20 which hc gave the name OF Castorla.
Ca-tor1a D. a. pleasant tn take ns honey,
regulates the stomach aud bowels. and does not
grippe Il D., adapted Co all age, contains no alco-
hoi. aud il absolutely harmless to the most
tender infant.
Try Ca.ioria onoC. and you will never be
without a..
Prepared at tho laboratory of. Z ROSE 3 Co.,
&C Dey street New York
feb. lS-3m
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Invest now According 10 Your Means
SO, S25. $50, 500. 5000.

How 10 make money i IN order, and we a, l
clined 10 tell the reader one 81 The secrets ELhN
FROrtIINGHiM co, J. Wall - y. y l,la 3
ers and Brokers, are prepared q invest 10 stocSs
and other Probable ventures % lcgiInaie chaF.
acter This hrm Is famous for mnney-mlAn- anu
IL numbers among IT, patrons thou -aGds Nhn are
well on and are 80 because q Their cmplOvmeat
trothingham&Cotop procure tnvestmen :. - al i"r
iheii explanatory circular. stocks puTckaSi aHa
carried A. long as desired on a margiu o threr
10 i've per cent From Boston Saturday benmg
Express, February i9th. 1876. mar
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Us. NARsHAL's oFFtCE,
Portland. March X, is-t

DISTRICT or MAINE, -;
Thisis 10 give notice: That on the lith day Of
March, 4. II. 1896, Warrant in BANKRUPTCY War
issued against the Estate OF Calvin &. Fox OF
Porter In the County OF Oxford. aHd STATE OF
Name, Who has been sdjndged n B,nkrupt on his
own Petition n,e, IN the District Court COR said
District, March Is, a D., lss.. that Nc payment Of
any debts snd delivery 90 any property belonging
TO said bankrupt, 20 him or for hi> use. ami the
transfer OF any property by him, are forbidden bJ
law that meeting of the creditors Of the sad
Bankrupt, t. prove their debts, and TO choose one
or more Assguec- VI his Estate will BE- held 81
Cour, "i bankruptcy 10 be holden at the Office OF
Geo A wilson 10 south Paris. In said District be-
fore John W. Nay, esq, Resi-t-r, GA the leth day
OF Apfil, a. ID. 1876, at 10 O'Clock, 4. VI.
:. :. MARBLE.
u. $. Marshal, as Messenger, for said District.
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RECOMMEND IT EXCLUSIVELY
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
Has not found "a Case il did not
relieve at once.

SanfOrd's Radical Cure il the best remedy for Ca.
tarrh have sold. 10 gives universal satisfaction.
| have not found case that il did not relieve at
once, and 10 many cases y cure Is performed by
the use of one bottle. IL soon lead all other
in the market. Please send me another supply.
Respectfully yours, ANDREW LEE.
Manchester, Mass, April 3, 1874.
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I'm Bankruptcy.

Notice OF Assignee his appointment.
In me Districi Coarf Of the United States, for ma
Dtsfric, Of Maine.
In the matter OF
DANIEL NJ kIMBALL, IL BANKRUPTCY.
Bankrupt.
DISTRICT or MAIZE SIS:
AZ BethL In said District, the 18Th day Of March
a. n. 1876.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his APP.
ppiutmeut a. Assignee OF Daniel ". kimball OF
Bethel, ia The county o. QXfort and state ri Maine
within said District, who has been aljudsed =
Bankrupt upon his own Petition. Nv the District
Court oil said District. CENLON ROWE,
MARI 3w Assignee.
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SAaFORD'S RADICAL CURE

GeuflsmcH,-My case j. briefly n follows have
had CataIrh for ten years, each year wih increas.
INK severity. for nine years had not brcathed
through ono nostrii had droppings In the throat,
q very bad cough, asthms 80 bad a. 20 be obliged
20 take remedy fOr 10 40 nis ht before being able
70 tic down aud sleep, and constant dull pain In
NV head. My head WA- At times % iull OF CAtaTTh-
Al matter rs 10 injurc my sense of hearing and
compel me 10 gci up several times in the night 10
clear IL and ms threat before l could sleep Every
one OF these distressing symptoms has disappear
ed under the use OF not quite three bottles Of san
FoRD's RADICAL CUBE Ny hearing IL fully re-
stored. | have DO asihnatic symptgms, no cough,
no droppinE- In The throat, no headache, and ia
every way better than have been Tor years.
could feclthe effects OF the CURE on my appetite
on my kidneys, and ia fact on every part of my
system. What has been done IA my case is wholly
the c1ec; Of the RADICAL CURE.
Very Respectfully,
{. II. LAWRENCE.
Fitchburg, Oct. Il.
Endorsed by Prominent Druggist.
hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased
the RADICAL CURE OF me, AMI from time 10 time
made me familiar with his case. I believe his
statement 20 be true IN every particular.
JAS. 4. DERBY.
FiichSurg Oct. 10.
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have founJe d nv business % y. =
the public are anxious 10 srl llt' - -
Jb'osl The grocer. aui / ihefsl..,,,.I ,s.s
every man and woman In the h.l.-i - ~
snltivates farm, till. q vesiaois - -.
q flower garden, my large, !.i-s;.l-,.-i 2 (,
Of Vegetable and Flower sell, r.. r-y.-s.
lbs, In addition o. TIE choicest A.lus i. 3 y
Europe, one hundred aud my ' .il'-. ~
bic seed grown on my four sea .1I.s. n
OF last year need not write tgr Ni .-fs,lci
introducer Of the Hubbard. Ma. ~. ~
man squashes, rhIHuey' 2 Neon. ~, ~ vr.-5t
and a score Of otnel "a 10 4
solicit your pagroage. Al -e-l '.o..-r,,'.s
warrants. A hundred th1rsilI -. sif
been issued and sent OFT since ~ ~. ~
m2lst JANIS }. II GKEGoEi hL
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING The BLOOD.


x<A II l||f.|II/ vegetable llifIaliNfa
@N\ Nh AlL>LI/ ~ar.aparlla, Dock, -iil.
90 JEtC)lJjSt - ungn and Mandrake,
GS,kNV' Vs./< " tn the Iodidc. of 20
W/<ta.-iurn and Iron. makes
- ~ M mos, cfrcciual cure e
~ II series of complaints
ALA~2-N which arc very prcya'
--s. lent and Affecting It
,,,-;i.. the blood. purs-s out the lurking humors
in the system, that undermine health AMI settle
into Troublesome disorders. Eruptous OF the 't'n
arc the appearance on the surface Of hum"rs that
should be expelled from ihe blood Internal de-
engagements arc inc determination Of these same
humor- % some internal organ, or organs, whose
action ,hcy dcransc, and whose substance they
disease md DC troy AVER, >NEsArAEiLLA cN.
mel. these humors rom The blood. When they are
gone. The disorders they produce disappear, such
a. CicsrafioHs ~ he Lirry, stomach, kifH9s.
Lings, ErHpiioas aEd Erip.ir, diseases Of the
slim, 4. AnfL5Hys F,rs, Rofc or Ery.ipciGs, PIN
ples. Pusf.ss, Biofchss. Boiis TfHiors Triic- mld
SAT- RhofB,, Scah Heat. EHgieorp, Ilctrs aud
SORES. Rhcumahsm, Neuralgia. Pain ia fhs Rnnss,
side and Head. Fep'ai> Heaknes-. St,r!Hfy Lsi.
caorrAqa a,isiag from iafc,Rai ricouion and uf>-
rine d,sease, D,opsy, DVsprPsid, Emdciof'on and
General Dcbiii,v. with their departure health re
Turns.
AfFf Do
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SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE
Is a Local and institutional Remedy

LoCAL-Because Il is applied directly 10 the seat
Of dlsease, the nasal passages, by Insulation,
where Il arts in stanily clearing the head Of mucous
Accommodations, alaying palm and Ieness, sub
discharge.
CoSsTITUTIoNAL-Because il Is taken internal.
w. where by its Alternative and resolvenl proper.
ties il purnes the blood of the cid poison always
present la Catarrh keeps the pores open the skin
moist and healthy, gives tone 10 the neayous
forces, improves the appetite, aud enables the
system, by its powerful tonic influence, TO com.
pletely throw of the disease.
Each package contains Treatise on Catarrh
and DR.. sanfor,l's Improved Inhaling Tube Price
cleo. Tor sale by Druggists everywhere. -
WEEKS POTTER, Boston, General Agents.
ss-Use sANFoRD's JAMAICA GINGER after
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CATARRH.

Had Catarrh ten years, Drop
pings i'm the Throat. Bad Cough
and Asthma 10 bad as Ia be
obliged 10 take "a remedy for 10
ut night before being able To
sleep. Cured by three bottles OF
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The yellow Centaur Linirncut

Is ADAPTED 10 the tough skin, muscles and flesh Of
the animAl creation. It, effects upon severe cases
OF SPAWN. sweeney. Wind.Gall, Big'iead, and
Poll Evil, are little less than marvellous.
Messrs J. Mcclure Il Co.. Druggists, cor. Elm
ana Front St.., Cincinnati, o., says:
ain our neiphbofhood a number OF tsamstcrs
are using the CCntaur linimcnt. They pronounce
IL superior io anything they have ever usei. We
sell A. high a. four 20 I've dozen bottles per monsh
TO owners OF horses and mules
we have volumes OF testimonials describing
cures OF Sprans, Kcks, Calls, PolrEvh, Zig
Head, and even Founders, which are little less
than marvcls. No owner OF an animal eau AFFORD
TO be without bottle Of Ccntaur Linment, which
any lay may prove worth twenty tunes ns cost
Sold everywhere, but prepared only NJ The
Laboratory o. j. b. Rose x CO.,
81 pEY ST. NEW YORK.