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New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
THE MURDER OF THOMAS MDERNOTT.
Michael Rafino, charged with the murder

Michaci KaiIinO, cbarged with The muTdtr
of Thomas McDermot, at No 1S Rooscvelt-st, on Wed
nesday night, brought before Coroner Elng r ON
Thursday. John mcdonnell, of No. 422 Pcarst.,
and William Burke were tho Witnesses Mcdonnell tcs-
tilted that passing No. 1S RoOseveet, at the hour Of
the murder he head cries for help in the alley
The door leading 10 IL locked but momen, later it
pushed hastily open by Rano aud the witness saw
Burke standing hy McDeImOtt who was gaspng Oh the
grOunG. Mcdonnell seeing that he stabbed called
police hut before the arrival Of the officer McDe
mott died William Burke, tle second Witness had be n
drlukug IN the murdered man during the evening" ho
said and when they prepared To leave the house they
found the door the Cnd OF the alley locked. Rdhno
Opened the door and Burke went out ffst. Both
RafiinO and McDermOtt behind hIs back
and what passed between them after lie left BE did not
know. RafnO, the accused mau, told q sccmlLgy
straight forward story. He said lie called from his
store the adjoining hOuse open the door and grun
bling over the trouble passed between The two men IN
the aley-way comply. A. e turned, having un ockcd
the door, McDerlbott fell at his feet Burke remained
standing. The Coroner committed RaiIO 10 the TOmbs
and Burke to the House Of Detention. pending further
inquiry.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
Closing quotations are as follows:

There was rather more doing in State bonds, a
noticeable feature being renewal OF transactions
sOdated per cents were active and higher, Scilng
to-day at 76as676
There is nothing important going on in the shares
Of tho city banks, tO-day's operations beng con-
fined TO dealings in American Exchange i1lSl at
1908, and Bank of New-YOrk (39) at 1872.
A large and active and wcll-distribued business
was done III railway mortgages, and n rule the
entire list was strong, with noticeable advance in
the Pacifics and in certain of the Western issues.
Deycr and Rio Grande frsts are now on the list,
selling at S0laa S03f. The Wabash bonds were all
active aud higher, aud prices all around were best
to-day on large business. 81. Joseph convertible
1O4lI, 1T. Paul consols 903s La Crosse Division
1881. Central Paciiics 1912, st. Joaquin Branch
90l240l, Westerns 104, Burlington and Quincy IS
llfli, North Missouri trsts 105, and Canada
Southern guaranteed irsts 74ai. Ere trsts sold at
11}3l, aud seconds ut 1Of.
There was not enough doing III gold TO warrant
extended comment, though lower ruling of the
pIice was noted. Sales we're at 100A Q1003le, to-
days price having been 1OO3l6 and two days
61003l6. The lending rates to-day were "a 1 per
cent carrying aud fiat. The Sub-Ireasry disburse,
ments for the week were $3, ,460, 600 interest and
So, ,6O7 900 called bonds, inclusive of $125.00O
and Sll1 200 to-day. The days business of the
gold-clearing department OF the Bank OF the State
of New York covered Gold cleared, $40, ,25O,000
gold balances, $l,26l,030; currency balances,
~ ,2G3, 1913.
The foreign exchange market was dull and
weaker the leading drawers having lowered rates
several tunes during the week. At the close the
actual selling rates were on the basis of 81 79s40
81 50 for sixty-days bills, and "a S4l2d$4 Si34 for
demand to the {. Considerably more bills are
making, the supply from the South especially being
larger, aud the demand is light, not even the I'M
porteTs of bonds wanting much exchange, as the
advance If two days in London has brought very
few bonds for sale. The current quotations are as
annexed, though the market to-day was frmel
than yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
limited STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. SIN the Supreme Court of
the United states today the following business was trans
No 6S-The Giant Powder Company. appellant, agt The
California Powder WorRs-Appea from the Circuit Court or
the United District q CALIFORNIA; argument vas
Harding for the appellee ana coAcuded
by William Blake well for the appellant - =, 49,
Nc 04-Edward Iynson appel mt agt Charles H. Huton
ApDea from the Supreme Court OF Wyoming IerIltIh;
argued by l. NJ Wilson for appellant and submitted by WV
Cofetf for appellee. ,,- ,,.,..., o,o,
No. 65-The Missouri Kansas and Texas Rsroad q, Com
many Dlaptins in error Kansas Pacific Ralload
iu error 10 the Supreme Court Of the Sta OF kan
sasRTh controversy this with regard 10 the own
of 90 600 acres Morris. Davis and Dickinson
Counties Kansas claimed by both parties under Government
grants The object writ of is to review and re-
the Judgment OF the supreme Court OF Kansas by whlch
me District Court County directed 10 enter JUG
snt for the plsin below he Pacific Rahoad Com
naayl As 10 an lands in controversy. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
9Isu-Quiot. unchanged for all Kinds.

FIsH-Quot. unchanged for all kinds
FOREIGN FkUlTS-A good lobOng trade az eeht.ay
Loose 81 65dsl rs; New Valeneis 6eaGhc. Currants,
New 80 94c.; Turkish Plunes, New, OGB4c New Frtneh
Sc: Tarrag0na Almonds lie; Ivlca 10 ; Jordan
Sheed 43df4c; Princess. do, 40dJ0c sicily do 2l2D
2sc.: Walnuts l30I31c; Flberts s09Ec Dates 5c New
Figs Is &c., Brazil Nuts, 0SGGc SariineS hat boxes.
l64dl6c do quarter boxes. III 2dll sc: Lemons s5 90
asa 80 box Oranges Jamaica Gso per DDi babAS'
FLoUR AND MEAL FLOUR Market less active.
sc1rcey export demand quite moder t lDDng tae
inquiry mainly 10 IN pressing wants sales 2@9e9 0gls
export mainly within the range SS sSdS So M
cndns Cry Mill ExtTa for West Indies, ~ 500
- g. common to FAIR Extra state, SO s0as5 90 Coed
Fancy So g5dS5 70 Common 20 Good Extra NcstelB
S so S3 95 Choice 10 Fancy do, sldS6 90 Commoa 70
Good Extra Round Hoop ONO 50 soaS5 70: '!ood 70
Choice do. s+Gs5 Minnesota Common Extra sii hye
Straight SO 25ds5 50 Palent, soass 90 81 Louis
81 O5ds4 SO Good 90 Choice Family 81 70aS5 75 Patent
Winter Wheat Extra $6d 80 75 closing DUH slightly bay,
ers' favor. soUTHERN FLOUR nrln moderate export ad
ExiTa 90 OO3S4 05 Choice TO Fancy s3dfU 25 ineiuc.
sisady as dyy sales 500 bSs saperans s$SsS BTsk
dull saies bb yellow Western 80 20 z$2 5O Brandy
wine So 85 $40 Coarse City Meal 90e 100 t
%sI ant ns ,9Ss aS steady @ winter S p
sssOoo bush. including $4,000 bush. options i
4i50oo bush spot ana special delivery ocudng unae.d
one boatoad No. Milwaukee al ca nc Unsraded Winter
RED, 81 oil asl O7j No do, 81 03asl o. Red Canada
ssnsr Ne Ss si B 5sss
500 Ss;e %S;,: IS ssi: SsS
81 09I. Extra White. 81 l0esl II: No whlie no.
yember eI 09 do 10th November 10 10Th oi Deeempef
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
Bankrnpt Notices.

DISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED STATES
for the Southern District OF wYOrkID the matter
OF MAX J. FosS and LEWIS FOss. banLruPts-Is BASk;
KPICY-A WaTaDt In Bankruptcy has been Issued b said
ourf against the estate Of MAX j. FOSS and LEWIS FOSs
OF the County NewYOrk OF the state Of York IN SAID
DBJci aGjudCed bankTupts upon the petition Oi tef cred
itcr and the payment of any debs aud the delivery OF aIy
property belonging said bankrupts 10 them or 70 lef use
and OF properly by them are fotcdcn Oy
law meeting Of the creditors OF said hahErupts u prove
assgnees ~ u cir estate
viii DO held al Of bankruptcy to be holden at No 3t5
Broadway city OF New York In sail District on the
2Sth day of November. A. ID. 1873 al 23O o'clock NJ ~
Tnntrv nj sad Court LOUIS j.. 'AYN,
-NF'N' - ~ Marshal Messenger.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
TRYING TO SET ASIDE RAILROAD SALE.

Efforts are being made to set aside the sale
of the Chicago, Danve and Vincennes Railroad to the
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Company. An appeal has
been taken to the supreme Court Of the United states
on the ground that the Court erred in cutting of the
right of redemption secured to The company ana us
creditors by the statutes of Illinois and also in sctng
aside the funding contracts extending the time of pay
ment of the interest coupons, ard deereeng tDat sca
interest should paid within twenty days IRON the
date the decree when ia fact such ment had beeh
extended five years. and the interest was not then due
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Nov 6l23O D.m.ConsOs 9J7ie for $3.50
for the US bonds. and half lO7.
S67s lOa; Erie Railway shares l9ai do. preferred 32;
Illinois Central SOlo Pennsylvania Central 344 NewJcr
Central ~ Reading ailroad 1879 The rate OF discount
Tor three months bills IN the markets. nominay about
per cent but the best bills be placed at considerably
lower rate.
LONDON. Nov. 8-4 D. m.-The amount Of bullion With
the Bank OF gland balance toayls e390
CODsOs 957s for money 959 for the account T. bonds
four ana hai cents lO7s Tenorties coupon. lO9;
New hves, 1884; Pennsylvania Central, 81 Reading ha
~ Paris adyces quote nve renes a. liz
Is account silver quoted at 50 led
perOunce.
PARIS Nov s-Excnange London, 20 francs 2sla
checks
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
rnlnl .hnre, .old for ono wcek


The stock market to-day, opened exceedingly
dull aud so continued until after midday. Inc
temper was alternately strong aud weak, with
Quotations confined within a range OF l2 per cent.
There was evidence Of an existing uneasy feehng,
and forashad0wing OF some impending change.
Prices were not strong enough to please those who
bought Yesterday afternoon, but were too strong
for thc nerves of those who were short" and It
was uncertain whether the afternoon wind would
prove to be gentle soutnerIy breeze or slih
northwester Finally, a little after O'Clock. the
storm burst over the Western, Union quarter.
and, almost with the speed of lightning,
the price of the stock broke from 07l2 to %
rnilyins to 06l,, il renamed comparatively steady
for short tine and then again broke to % % rally
lIg and closing at 9I34 lhe entire market was
caught IN the eddy OF this whirwlnd 10 greater or
less degree and followed It's rise and fall Lake Shore
declined 10 6sas from 09ls Northwest common
from 43 TO I29s and preferred from 75l4 TO 740s,
ST. Paul common from 32os 10 81 u, and preferred
from GS3s TO 67l2 Wabash before had fallen from
23li TO 22l4, and rallied to 22al 1t declined to
2Is and Erie which had been dull at about ~,
foil 10 1865, From these lowest prices there was "a
fractional recovery, but the market closed excited
and unsettled.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
A CoNFIDING sToEEKEEPER FROM MICHIGAN


Thomas Cope BudwOrth, stOrekeeper. from
Harrsville, Mich, Wednesday night with friend
named Mcdonald, entered cOncert-saOon at No. $50
Broadway. Budworth told the pr prieor. Richard
Campbell that he hoped the place safe for he had
large Of money on his person. AT o'clock IN tho
morning he found that he had been robbed.
IL appears that BndwOrth applied, entering, TO
have hrs placed In safe, ard that as the hours
wore on induiged in a On Thursday lie caused
The arrest OF a girl named Rose Douglas wnO was
waitress in the saloon. Yesterday she was held for trial
by Justice Kilbreth The proprietor 10 also under bail
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
Total sales for the day
s7S5x seller 80 days.
cEs OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MINING Sticks.
dividend OF 81 per share.

BOdc to-day declared q dividend OF 81 per share
A large and active business was done in United
States securities during the week, not only among
the prominent bond houses, but also at the Stock
Exchange. The investment demand has been more
pronounced for the registered issues since the late
astounding robberies and prices of these, as well as
of the coupon issues, have advanced materially
cally stamping out the greenback craze, ard
declaring in favor of honest money has influenced
both the home and foreign markets. TO-day's
operations were less important but at all fun prices
generally though there no novel or particularly
Interesting features. The following are the high
est and lowest prices for the week, and the closing
sales to-day and week ago:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
TILE COTTON TRADE

LyERPooL. Nov g. This weeks circular Of The Liverpool
Association " Cotton IN active
mand Friday and saturday and an extensive business was
acted with some advance prlees. Since That tme
however, the quiet and quotations show hite
change American opened with large demand at an advance
of % The inquiry since ha, Teen comparatively lin
tied Quotations to-day rhusday are hardly altered iron,
OF last Island IN limited demand and
freely offered II has declined half penny IN the ast
fortnight Futures opened btrong and by moon on SATURDAY
had advanced sd this lost on Monday sirte wht0.
with ght fluctuations the lowest Rates Of last thursday
Wero
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
Gorporatlon Notltes.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT BUREAU FOR THE CoLIEcTIoS)
OF TAXES No. 80 Ohambefs-st., - Z
NEw.YoKK, Nov. /, 1873. }
NOTICE TO 0TAXPAYERS.--Notlce Is hereby
given 10 all persons who omitted pay their taxes
for the year 1878 the Receiver Of Taxes that unless
be his Office before the lst
OF December next win be collected on all taxes re-
maniDg unpaid that day and per cent In addition heeO
ON ali unpaid on the 10th day Of December
next o,-,--,-- - nm. .aux.
from 3 q. IN. 10 D. m hAhllN l.; hCh Ct ~, ~.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
THE GRAIN TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Nov. 8-A leading circular "The
Wheat trade s mer for all positions and prices have ad
vanced from TO for OhcOast wen for
aholt The rates for shipment have also improved Alto
gther there Is hf and elasticity in the trade Arrivals
into the King have been smaller ON the spot and eener
ally through this dlstr the tendency Is favorable for hold
confidence prevails Maize is rather
the and anticipated moderate mportaOns TOdays
market fairly attended There good cOnsamptiye
Wheat the quotations Of Tuesday Flour
steady. In Corn fair business at the last
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

Il day OF November 4. ID. 1873 Warrant IN Bank
ruptcv was issued against the estate OF WILLIAM
II. MARTIN, OF the city Of New,York. m the County
OF New.YOrk, and rtate Of NowYork. who has been
adjudged bankrupt his own petitions that the pay
ent any and delivery Of any property belonging
such bankrupt 10 him or tor his use and the transfer
ing OF creditors Of the said bankrupt their
debts, and choose more assignees OF his es
tate VIII q Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden
NO Warren. ST., in the Cy OF NcwYOfk before Mr. John
w Little. REGISTER, the Goth day Ot November. A. d.
1873, at 10 O'Clock a. m. LOUIS Y. PAHN,
u g. MSrshal Messenger Southern District nt New York
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

L day o October a. ID. 1873. a Warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate Of JULIUS
HELBINO, Of New.i ork in the County OF New. YORK
and state Of New.Yorx who has been adjudged bank
Tupt on his petition that the payment OF any debts
ana delivery property belonging 70 such bankrupt
him for his and the transfer OF any properly by
him. forbidden law that meeting NJ the creditors
of the said bankrupt prove their dobts and choose
or more assignees his estGte Will be held at Court OF
Bankrnptcv holden No 45 Broadway In the City
OF NevYOrk before John Fitch gister the 23d day
VI ~ " LOUIS +. PAYN,
nj NeNg
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
TyHIS IS no GIVE NOTICE: mai on the

Il Istday OF November A. u. 1873. a Warrant Bank
ruptcy against the estate OF JOHN IT, MI LANH
a NewYOrk the County OF NewY0rE and state OF New
York has adjudged bankrupt his own petit
ton that the payment Of any 0ebs and delivery OF any
belonging such bankrupt to him for hs
and the Tanfe Of property BY him are forbidden by
law thnt meeting OF the creditors Of the said bankrupt
10 nrOye debts and tO choose assgnees
OF bis estate will be held at Court OF Barkruptcy 10 be
holden at No l39 Fulton. the City OF NewYOrk he
fore Edgar Ketchum, esquire Reer on the l9th day or
November, A. D. 1915. at IL O'Clock m .
LOUIS 7. PAYN.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
TINE HUSBAND OF a GODDESS OF LIBERTY

D IT. Barnum in 1875 employed Miss Lucy
IN. Girl Of eighteen, TO personate tue Goddess of
1,nsrv Mss Ivens sat in golden chariot clad in red
white aud blue and held aloft silver globe bear
,r an inscription highly complimentary to the great
showman Mr. Briggs, painter in the company, looked
every day at the Goddess from his place in the process
sion and fell deeply love with her In due time tney
we're married. Shortly after the Goddess fell FROM her
throne and was seriously injured She died last April and
her moth er took charge Of her effects. Briggs obtained
letters of administration his wifes estate and ON
Thursday called upon Police Justice Kasmre for an
escort TO accompany HIM to the residence OF Mrs.
Iyens as he feared violence at her hands. Officers
nlton and Flanagan were sent with him. They re-
manned on the sidewalk while Briggs went In the honse
He found his mOtheT-in-aw ut the wash-tub, and In
naughty ne demanded immediate possession OF the
disputed property Mrs Iyens twisted dripping sheet
into a snake-like form, and with tins she neat
hun so vigorously that he was obliged TO retreat
long and angry discussion followed in the Harlem PO
lice Court. Judge Kasmire finally pGroled Mrs lvens
npOn promise OF future good behavior and advised
Mr.. Briggs more gentle course III Oruer 10
obtain his supposed rights.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
THE COURTS.
A orEsTIoN or IDENTITY.

,n this city as 6eserter who had left Company f.
..h limited States Cavalry, while stationed at North
y,a.,s Neb on January II, 1871. He was brought on
saneas corpus proceedings yesterday before Judge
Plstebford, who referred the matter to united
e,o,es Commissioner Deuel. to take proofs. Kim
roeIe enlisted on September ID, 1870 under
me name Of Charles Kimmerle. giving MS uade
carver: the description OF him In the Army register
rs him as five feet four and hall Inches In
pSt with brown hair gray and fair eompieXion
nelgn woa given up to the Federal authorities on
Ihc Isaud On October g. 1878, by Police Ohcer
3 Who said that he had confessed while drunk that
deserter These facts were testified 10 by sew
ne va hr,nv officers before Commissioner Deuel. .
e prisoner testified that he had never enlisted IN the
g luv mat he never had been in Nebraska and for
aIu5t wears he had been living IN New-York Dur
be whole OF 1869, 1870 ana 1871 be had been NV
in n Willett.st where he made razOrstrops although
tnshaa tns once bcen carver. HIS name had never been
cd ne % Kim,nere Commissioner deuel. will report the
spse hack 10 Judge Batchiord to-day
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

A full-bearded grandfather recently had his
beard shaved or showing clean face for the hrsl time
for number Of years Al the dinnrrtable bis three
year-od granddaughter noticed H. gaZed long with won
dering eye and 1ualy CALCULATED, Grandfather whose
head I"
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
Crates ano 9enoers.

sTyHE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS of LOW
and HALF Low CRATES, for either hard OF soit dea.
with dumping and shaking attf hmenL @ % Upen sres
RTss Psnders Fire Sets and Coal Hods oi antique ana
,nern desans Wholesale and retail Low esumaes si'en
fo hnildeTs. Contractors and architects ooa o.,.. W
" u COS0VER q CO., Nos 500 and 300 Canhfh' Ne u
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
u s. MarsSa Messenger Southern DstIictof New.Yorh
Sn,I1Ic. L. no GINrI, NAHIGE. rCI.n4 IL.

4th day of November, A. d. 1873 Warrant in Bauk;
BARROW. OF New.York. in the County OF Newfork
York. who has been adudged bankrupt
petition; that the ~ debts and dey-
erv any property belonging 10 such bankrupt to him or for
and transfer Of property by him. forbidden
10y law: meeting Of the creditors Of the said bankrupt
and chOOse asRnecs OF
his estate Will be held at a Court OF Bankruptcy 70 bo
holden l30 FuODst in the city OF New.HOrk. be.
fore Edgar Ketchum, esquire Register ON the 10Th day OF
November A. d. 1878 at IL O'Clock m. LOUIS +. PAYN.
~ 8 Marshal as Messenger Southern district OF York
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

For future delivery, prices slightly lower speculation dull
sales last evening g200 bales TOd9yFlfst CaIJanuafy
g45 March, 9GS June, 1901 lou Juy, zoos total 300
baes second CallJanuary, 9t3i foOraary, 95O Msrcb
bales. Thru CLi-Jauuafy, e4O Eebfndfy
$50 toIal. 800 bales Aso, today Noysm4er Y2Sa22
9. 81 d0JJ January 81 QS4I February 3o4 .
950. March, 65d9G0 April 91l 49sl May $50 dlyt
June Juy iO0S total 100 bales grand total ~ 6VV
a-nI.a NM lall sinlllp
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
maebinerp.

DELIABLE STEAM POWER TO LET.
WellIghted ventilated clean and dry floors and rooms
with pefy OF space running the entire length OF the block
Apply on premises 39S Deancy>st, near East RIVER
VI THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
"a Union.sQuare, EewYork City.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT " y sToCR ExcHAy6s SALES
FRIDAY. NOH 8. 1878.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

The following are the imports of dry goods at the
port of New-YOrk for the week ending this date and
since the beginning OF the year, compared with the
corresponding periods Of previous years
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

Ter Norh hlceT, FcsseIs ana RdEr0n0s
EatDAy Nov s 1879
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

FIRST cALL-lOl4 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

The following were the receipts and shipments a
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, re
ported by telegraph
New-York tribune., 1878-11-09

The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day are reported as follows
Recepts shpments
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-18
T AXE N OF &c e +! !
Mrs. n. A. Moore'6
SCIENTIFIC HAIR PRODUCER.

M RS. II. A. MOORE WOULD ANNOUNCE
XV1 to the Ladies' and Gentlemen who de' ire
the personal sdornment of fine suit Of hair,
that sh has patented her celebrated Hair
Restorer, which has now been before the
public for q space Of two years, and has in
every instance given entire satisfaction as TO
what 1t pr misses. No mineral or damaging
substance is used In this preparation, and 1t
is guaranteed to prevent air falling out after
four applications. Well known cases of long
standing badness have been successfully
treated las per testimonials in my possession).
1t will produce full flowing crop of hair on
all stages of badness. even to its most pro-
nounced state. 1t will prevent hair turning
gray. 50 Preparations forwarded to all parts
of the country.
One bottle 81; or Three Bottles $40.
Address, MRS. H. A. MOORE.
lOOSif Market ST., San Francisco, Cal.
AGENTS WANTED.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-05-18
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This liniment very naturally originated in Amer-
ca, where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising sntidotes for the maladles Of her chill
dren. Its fame has been spreading for IS years.
until now 1t encirces the habitable globe.
The Mexican Mustang Linimcnt is q matchiess
remedy for all external ailments of man and beast
To stock owners and farmers 1t IS invaluable.
single bottle often saves human life or ,,
stores the usefulness Of excellent horse OK.
COW, or sheep.
1t cures foot-rot. hoof-all, hollow horn, grub.
screw-worm, shoulderrot, mango, the bites and
stings Of poisonous reptiles and insects and evory
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble OF horses, such
as lamencss, scratches, swinny, sprans, founder.
wind gall, ring bone, etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang Linment Is the quickest
cure In the world for accidents occurring in tbs
family, in the absence OF physician. such -
burns, scalds, sprains, cuts, etc, and for rheuHa
tlsm, and stiffness engendered by exposure. Par
ticularly valuable to Miners.
It Is the cheapest remedy In the world, for II
penetratcs the muscle TO the bone. and single
appllcat On is generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Llniment Is put Up IN thrce
sizes of bottles, the larger ones being proportion
ately much the cheapest. Sold everywhere.