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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-30

RICHMOND COUNTY IrEMs.-From the
South. Court began Monday. Mr.. Ed.
Whitakers steam saw mill. situated on
the Raleigh & Augusta Air Line Railroad,
some 10 miles east OF this place, was
burnel last Tuesday night. Loss about
$1,000. No insurance a yellow
dog, supposed TO be afflicted with by
d~ropnobla, came into town last Sunday,
and bit all the dogs and hogs he came in
contact with. We understand that he
exhibited uumistakable signs OF being
rabid.-Coroner Gay went to Laur-
inburg 70 hold an inquest over the dead
body found in Fairley's cd mill pond.
The remains were recognized as that OF
a young man who passed through Laur
inburg about the 9th Of Feb in COM
pany with two other men one quite
aged. named Peter French. The party
werc giving exhibitions of a monkey and
a sort Of sterC scopic concern. which they
had along as a show Near by the
pond where the remains were found a
place was observed where the party
camped and had a fire, the rim of a
pock CT book, five cents In silver, and a
piece of WOODEN cloth being found in the
ashes. There was also found in the
ashes some wood screws. The skull of
the dead man was badly fractured, and
there was blood on the piece IF cloth
found 10 the ashes. The young man
was murdered by his companions and
his body thrown into the pond.
Peter French, one of the suspected
murderers, formerly resided in Cumber
land county, and mas something the mat
ter with his feet, making him walk badly
as though the tendons of his heels had
been severed. When last seen, last
April, he was ia Bad en- county.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-30

What time will Browns Iron Bitter.
cure ? 1t will cure Heart Disease, Pa
rally SIS, Dropsy, Kidney Disease. Con-
sumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism and
all similar diseases, Its wonderful cura-
tive power is simply because it PARTIES
and enrichcs the blood, thus beginning
OF the foundation and by building up the
system, drives out all disease. For the
peculiar troubles to which ladies' are sub
iect it is invaluable. 1t is the only prep
aration of iron that does not color the
teeth or cause headache.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-30
TO be con tinued J
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PRIMP.-On the Generals return
home the young ladies' of this Congress
sional District will have to hold a con-
veution, or else Hon. w. Il. Cox will
have some travelling to do in Ills district.
in order to pass a Judgment, for in his
letter o. the 18th inst describing his visit
to Capri. h. says: However, l pur-
chased a string o. coral Deeds from the
handsome Contadina. and we have on
cludcd to present it as a souvenir to the
hand~omest girl in my Congressional
District upon our Clayton
Bud.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-30

1t is amusing to read in some North
Carolina papers, published in Cross
Road towns, articles reading lifetime
Democrats VI Of the party, because
they do not agree in all points with the
editors, some of whom, we suspect,
would be hard put to it to give an intel
ligent reason for faith that is in them.
We wonder what Mr.. Randall, OF Phila-
delphia. a former Speaker of the House
of Representatives, and prominent can
didate for Speaker of the next House,
would say could he see what some of our
North Carolina papers have had to say
of him. He would probably be greatly
amused, and that is about all.-Monroe
Express.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-30
scIiooE pEioIKGfHENG.
ny-Real.zirg that the school and the

~aurReal.zrc shat the school and the
pr,ss are Twin Brothers IN the work OF
,.Juratiug. developing, and pushing for
,.,rd the state and the south we be-
ga several wears ago the custom Of CIV
Trr half a column or more each week to
.Ebool Notes collecting little items OF
Personal incident, Changes Improve
r,rnt.. etc. from all parts of North
r,rnIina. OF course these notes are the
L..f of advertisements, to the various
schools because they are often COPIED
very widely, by other papers. Natur-
aHIy we pay most attention TO those
schools which subscribe OF advertise
with u. The Fdrmer mil Mechanic has
l48ored for many years to buIld-up
North Carolina. and has done more gra-
r..stou- work OF that kind than perhaps
auy other paper; but the laborer IS
t -rtly OF his hire and ii Is reasonable
? f,>ume that we feel most interest IN
t..,,e who show some interest in our
g.4ucr. Thousands OF dollars would not
Us to praise Il .Jraad, but as be-
many good men, we San to our
trends. You would do the same.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-30

Sick and bilious headache, and all
arrangements Of stomach and bowels.
cured ~ Or. Pierce : 'pellets"-or
antibiliious ~grauules. - cents a vial.
No cheap boxes L allow waste of vir-
tues. By druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-30

The municipal troubles in Raleigh
seeH to be of threatening proportions.
The Democratic aldermen are to appear
before Judge Phillips, IN Chambers, at
Newbern, June 9TH They are counsel
ed by Messrs. Fuller & Snow, Reade
aud Bus zee 81 Busbee, While judges
Merrimon and Fowle and Col. Walter
Clarke are among the counsel for the
plaintiffs. 1t Will be a very interesting
trial and there is no doubt that the fire
will iitsh when the learned counsel are
array in arms against each other be-
lore HIS. Honor.-Wil. Reriep.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-30

A sinsle. firm in Raleigh sold about
pcople'e snoke-hou-c. must be empty.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-30

Or. L. G. Mclaughlin, Wolfsville, n.
c., says: Il used Browns Iron Bitters
for vertigo and | now feel like q new
man."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-30

PLANTING BY THE CARLOAD
That fast car that went skipping by
here at the rate OF 1Orty-eight miles an
hour. last Thursday morning, bound
from Charleston to New York. has not
vet arrived at its destination. That
isn't the worst-its not going to. SO
much Of the train as is left on wheels
may get th.re. but the greater part OF
it will never delight the gaze OF the New
Workers who are eagerly anticipating ito
arrival. The fast train came to grief.
Forty miles beyond Danville two Of the
cars flew OF a trestle and We're torn all
to pieces. String beans. early potatoes,
TadisheS. tomatoes. Orn and every
other variety OF vegetables which the
Charleston market affords. We're scat
tered all over the country. same as il
they had been shot out OF Il gun. When
the South bound passenger train, which
arrived here yesterday at 2:l0 O'Clock,
passed the scene of the calamity, the
two cars were lying some distance from
the track bottom up, and the whole land
was strewn with the delicacies that
were Intended for the palates Of fastidi-
Gus GOthamites. Exactly what caused
the wreck Is not known, but it has long
been the opinion ot>Observers that tres
ties are not made for flying trains, and
they say that tie fruit train creased its
wings good before leaving Danville. and.
having a clear track ahead, vent for
ward Ike the traditional streak of light
nlng. When the cars struck the trestle
they bounded of like a flash, and were
dashed to the ground below. The en-
2ne and cabOOSe passed over SAFELY
Ua}e Harris an Charlotte Observer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-30

saS EvERYBoDY's PILLS" are not a
Iatent Medicine. They are very much
Ike The Compound Cathartic Pill of the
Z. ;. Pharmacopia. They make
mld and certain Cathartic act on the
liver and bowels.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-30

tween many good men. we lean 10 our
trends. You would do the same.
Col. JOHN y. Staples delivered the
address at kernersville High school.
-Morsanton Nountouaeer says Ruth
oxford College has conferred the degree
osD ID. on Rev. W. NJ. Robey and
Hey !. T. Bagwell, Of the North Caro-
lua Conference.
At Whitakers, last week. Bro. Jo-
,.glus Daniels delivered the Com
manecmcnt Address at Prot. A. J..
M.ore's academy. Well done, 10
doubt.
The Franklin Literary Society of
Homer school OH Monday and Tues
dav we're very interesting occasions.
C.tiet ". \. Philips received the Ora
t..r-s medal; cadet ". y. Reade, the
F,-ayists medal; and cadet II. II.
Ransom. the Debaters. Col. Walter
Clarke delivered the Literary AID lress,
ana we may be sure he acquitted him
sell handsomely.
From Washington Literary Society,
ay., High School, La Grange, a neat
l.lct, Commencement, June eth. klu-
-- by the Cadet Band. Address bv
Eey. +. W. Eason. Orator. 1t. G. w.
Newborn; Disclaimers. Corp. l.. D..
Howell, Corp. j. f. b. Whitfield. De-
buters, Sergt. W. l.. Ormond, Corp. L.
II. sutton. Marshals, Cadets l.. A.
Cobb. j. Middleton, \. +. Moses, Jos.
Paris, ). y. Whitfield, j. Dawson. S.
B. Tuten, I. l.. Tarkenton.
Henderson GoIl Leaf'i is full of the
interesting exercises of the local schools
last week. Mr.. Walter Heury's speech
Is given i'll full, and greatly praised.
Three gold medals were given. one bv
Mr.. ID. Y. Cooper, one by \. X. Worth
am and one by DIR. Moss for lst, 2nd
and 3rd greatest proficiency. respective
~, in Oratory. The Cooper medal was
presented by Frank ). Spruill. Esq, a
rising young lawyer of the Henderson
Bar. The Workman medal was pre-
seuted by Prot. G. W. Holmes. Of Ala
nance county.
Miss Maggie NJ. Askew, a fair
daughter of Wake. takes first honor, OF
Naledictory, at Townsville Female
College. as does Miss Alice Pell at
Greensboro Female College. A neat
card of the Townsville College concert,
Thursday evening, June til, is on our
table. Miss Askew, Miss Mamie ROB-
bins. Miss Alma Richardson, Misses
Nuftly, Wetmore, Strickland, Jones,
Heron, Holman. Cheshire. Davis,
Brown. and others, take leading parts.
gen. \. VI. Scales delivers the address.
Tie report that Prot. Reinhart had sold
the college is incorrect. lie would per-
hags sell halt-interest with a view to
charging the Institution.
None handsOmer ever issued in
North Carolina is the universal ver-
diet as to the cabinet cards of Peace In
stitute announcing the Commencement,
June 18th and 9Th. proX. For neatness,
suegestivenes.. good taste.-we might
add. beauty,-the design cannot be ex-
ceIIed. The names of the graduating
class OF young ladies are: Miss Kate D.
Fuller. Miss Julia Creech. Miss l..
Pransor Miss Haftie Kreth- Miss Ada
. Graham. Miss Alice Wilson, Mss Jen-
ME Hill, Miss Jessie Gray, Miss Loula
McIver. Miss Hattie Parker. Mss Net
tie Corbet. Miss Julia b. Horton, Miss
Mary Perkins. Miss NJ. X. Morehead.
Admission will be by ticket, ut Tucker
Hall.
PLANTING BY IL CARLOAD
That fast car that went skipping by
here at the rate OF tOrty-eight miles an
hour. last Thursday morning, bound
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-30
BOVZIN, GARNER & CO., BALTIMORE Nc

WILCOX, GI5IS 6 CO.'S MANIPULATED GUANO
WILCJX, Gl18S s CO.'S SUPERPHOSPHATE
Are acknowledged Is cyr,int, to &c tic Bl-. f# .tIztns IA use. and are
sold low for Cash, aI 81 reasonable terms On ytat. Nth Cotton Option. by
WILCOX, GIBBS a CO.,
And their Agents throughout tie Country.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-30

Col. JOHN y. Staples delivered the
address at keruersville High school.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-30

the place that | had ordered HIM, and 4
found myself afoot when | ordered the
troops to leave As we marched by the
faux we were firing to the light, lett and
rear. Upon attempting to put my men
in position 10 line. | found it almost an
impo>sibility, or account of the nearness
of the enemy, and that | would be left
behind to fall into the hands of the Yam
KEGS. just then a cannon ball cut down
two horses in a ~caissol, and the drivers
we're engaged in getting the others loose
from their harness. Two we're loosened
and the drivers had mounted them be-
fore ] could get up, and others were
cutting out the OIL er two. To procure
Que of these horses was a matter OF lie
and death with me, and while one OF
these artillerymen was cutting away. |
vaulted into the saddle and told him to
hurry up that ! must have that horse.
He didn't take time to parley with me,
but rau of, leaving the holse still fasten-
ed by one trace to the horse that had
been killed. and | out with my knife and
began to cut away, when another driver
who had by this time disentangled his
horse. !oosened this trace for me, aud l
put spurs TO my horse, and the Yankees
then not over fifty yards from me, and |
had an open field of Two hundred yards
to run the gauntlet through. and but
few other objects in view tor them to
shoot at. Ny escape was almost miracu,
lous. Ga my WY [ found Col. Wins
ton bro.en down and took him behind
me. Otertook my troops and formed IN
TO line. made several short stands, bu,
the troops an all sides were too much
demoraiIze1 to make 4 successful hight,
aud it was fall back all the time, and |
was carried along in the current only by
order when | found no support. This
state of things continued up to nine
o'clock that night, when We finally check
ed the enemy, and travelled all night
long until we reached Mt. Jackson,
where rested several hours forming line
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-05-30

Barrett II. Van Auken, a New York
Millionaire, whose wife isa daughter Of
Commodore c X. Garrison, has been
confined in the flushing Asylum for the
Insane for fifteen years. Elk Justice
Leonard, who lately encountered Mr.
Van Auken while visiting the inStitu-
tioD, became convinced hat he is not in
sane. and application, for a writ of haLe.<
corpus has accordingly been made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29

yo,lee Is hereby given that plans ana spese
,ne,tions viii be received ny lhs ~. ~
s,a,,srs Court OF Tom Green county up " ~
sl0 Dl.,is q r. OF April 10, 1853. for q Court
House o and Jailio be erected e ths tswn rh y,
san angela. a. no s1r nann Nv Texas.
me uroposed Court House 70 Dc twohlP ,,
nigh, 70 contain al least four nl's !, w.. 6
ma proposed Jail 20 be two stories n's ~,
the upper story 70 have t"Y 9e Law tnsser story
iuii,t,, ,yy, rooms f0I the use 81 sheriff OF
slier building 90 cost 9I ese s,n i,ed viii
All pt,,ar'd n, fhe court ri special session
y, ne ~, heid on the 10Th dry OF April ~
The right 20 reject nny a,p ~, agrees "a
passs ~, hehaif OF the county, the sum oi ~, =,
! r. it,e bidder whose plans are aocepieu y
the Court IoaEPH SPENCE, JR.,
connty Judge OF Tom Green ly.d's' t .,.i,,
s.sn angela Texas, March lssA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE


IL has been used in thousands OF cases ON
human flesh with such wonderful success
that we now feel certain II u the best Unit
ment known for man, rs u has tuincieht
strength 10 penetrate and virtue 10 cure we
worst eases, which are not affected IN inc
beast by ordinary liniments, and yet II does
not blister or cause u sore.
VevAY, Ind. August IL, 1881 Ipr. u. y. hta'
dan q Co. Gents sample Of circulars re.
ceived to-day. Please send me some ,N WITH my
imprint printed on one side only The Ken.
daIl's SPAWN Cure is In excellent demand
with us, and not only for animals, but iot
human ailments also. Mr.. Jos. Noris, one oi
the leading farmers in our county, sprained
an ankle badly, and knowing the value , %
| the remedy for horses, tried II on hlinseli'
and IL aid far better than he had expected,
| cured the sprain In very short order.
yoalrs respectnllly &. o.. TltIEBANn.
Price 81 per bottle, or 81 bottles FOR -. NJ
druggists have II or can get II for you, or u
will be sent to any address ON recelpy 81 pre-.
by the proprietors, DIR. n. j. kENl,Ni.ls
CO., Enosburgh Falls, W. send for mus
trated circular.
| SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
CONNECTIONS:

At GALVESTON with Mallory Line steamers
for Kew West and New York; MOT
van Line for New Orleans, lndlanoi.,
Corpus Christi, Brownsville anu Noia
Cruz. +, a.. rnI,,n.
az n,a ana towns in Brazoria county.
A. RoeENBERG with g., IL. >; a; ny
- lgnneet Route for Columbus, MelInar
IIarwood, Luling, san Antonlo' i5sIe5uo,
iiyalde and Western Texas ana Mckee, ,,,
also Tor Houston ana star hhu S S;ss,,,s
Ronte. Beaumont, Orange, Lake Lnailes;
ihe Techc Country, New orleans anu
al noinfs in the Southeast, Nortn anu
EaSI. with New York, Texas ana sleAl
can railway for Wharton, Nlctofls anu
stations on that line. t1amn
Al BRENNAN with IL. * y; y. " SSic ~ n5
stead, Ledbetter, Giddings, McDaueah"
a, NTnT usiS1o, with l. 4 G. n ny. for Hearns'
AZ :" paIestine. Rockdale, Round rock,
Georgetown, Austin, san Marcosi sc"
Braunfeis, san Antonio ana No, l.a ~,
A,TL.NPI M with Missouri Paclnc ~ ,,s
~ mcGRFGoR with Texas and ~. Lonis
AZ "I o., for Waco Corsicana, Athens, NOUN
piSasent. Giliner and TeNarknna; 90,
A. MORGAN with Texas tenual ~, All
a. Waco. Ross, Hieo, lredell, CISCO anu ~
points on that line. p..,,.s niv,sior
| At cIEBuRNE, Junction OF bhilas
or g.. c. x n. ~ hy. u..tno ana Tex
! A. FoR,r WORTH with Mo; racine hl" ~ ~ ..s =
Az as& Pacific Rys. for ell points OF ~ Wy |, !,
Snes. for III faso, santa re, Sitn y -. !. !,
cisco and the Paclnc COAST, any sSa ~ Vol,
sas civ. ST. Louis, Chicago, NsmM, ~
s,d al noints North, East ana Nest
| .,nA aTJI with II. & 4. G. R,y, X q =: ~
/ ~ p.,n,,d -ealIas Extension OF NO. 1, hs IT,,
! So that YOUR ticket reads over tnis 'i"'
Error ali Information addI e sNI,RRAY.
General Passenger AGENT
Galveston. Is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
COMMERCIAL.

rr OFFICE, March Is.
{, Markets to-day the 9 nrota.
ksl nsl.ru,onrable as 1t has hereto
g ia psvers of hardware con-
W .,a nu and purchasers are
~ small amounts .iu ,oad ave
iori sales foot up a goou AVE-
ied, , sa,or goods Of February
III nq 9sn three years in bond,
rcn ,,oeoe 1l forced on the mar
zen Suited in the failure q
icn ~ houses East, creating
hrge oammotion among deal
rs : REDUCTION in price ON goodS
sgee' Cor exchange somewhat
Y, 90 ~ Demand for money good.
s ssa.t authentic advices from
a.e'' regarding the condition
~, market there, is as fol-
Tho early opening this
:. ! very quiet. Buyers were
Is WI avn r b,iyers not having put
i.srance and local dealers and
senowing bat little disposition
+ srJ with any degree of free
p lss prices asked, which, in the
tne e some. were higher than
uCn i last week. Although this
ll a,,, the case, prices We're I'M
IIu yery high, and there was
aE ,s ,ri for Kicking. The arri--
s, ,rs mast two days amounted
NY loads, the quality
I, ep mss very fair, with a good
X @ If heavy shipping cattle,
NY ,,ssn al preponderance of native
y, ud' stuff. Although the out
KY XIV onening was far from wear
asnnccouraging look, statesmen an
ehs ! gaod movement during the
~ on local and shipping ac
VI bat at this writing it is i'm
.,"t tell which way the "ca
vw ! Sellers, however, wer'
a MIR views of the market ant
a'sit The advent Of buyers t
e sa operations. Sales TIL
- ss, were made entirely to loca
= and with a few exceptions II
retail lots,
GENERAL NOTES.
\ Parker, Esq, secretary of tn
Exchange of America, fun
the following: The overlan
Eent has fallen away rapid
be December figures, but ovel
largely the shipments durln
" lsS2. and the total since Sci
'lst is now much above tn
ayious wears. Northern spil
i've taken more cotton than las
4. but are still short for the fly
y sby upwards of 100, 900 bales;
HI Be seen the total supply TIN
ne into sight up to the close
4 exceeds that of last year |
bales, and is 340,679 in excess
kfore last. The supply comli
light into January was s0',o
bgainst 475,370 and 695,S35 u
eceeding years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
Liquors.

Market In unsettled condition.
wines. ~ "en
WHISKY -Rectihed 81 ieai 50, MS per PROOF
sour mash, one year old, 81 ee two wears al
% wes2 20 three years old 81 5oa2 Is; fancy
extra old whisky Sitn5. as per age. N'
WfSFs--t faret. In ease. Il ns,ss' M ,,.~,
ny; Catawba, per gallon, geo 30; PORT, 81 aNa
w sherry, per GAL, 81 2D63 or Madelra-
per gal, u eee5 co White wine, In cases.
CnAMpAcNx--G. II. Mumm a Co. 81 sna
w EetdsIck, IN baseet, so nti3S co. Krua.
81 0s9l4 90.
per dos, 81 pO(a2 $.
=, boTrLE BEER--st. Louis quarts, si2 o.; pints
ssx ~ Budweiser, own size, ,sl3 90, pints
w " sErianger beer, quarts, slS o.; pints
sl8 oe Hub Punch SIS %. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
SAVED HIM 1900 DOLLARS.

SAVED HIM 1880 DOLLARS.
ADAMS, n. ", Jan. 50. 1851 -Dr n. y. Ken
dat G o.; Gents Having used n good deal Of
your Kendalrs SPAWN Cure with great sue
cess, thought would let you know what II
speedy colt as s WAS ever raised rS 81
county. When was breaking him he kicked
over the cross bar and got fast and tore one OF
his hind legs all TO pieces. iemploycd the best
had very large thorough pin. ind used two
bottles of your kendalrs SPAWN cure, and II
took the bunch entirely on, and he sold amer
bone spnvins and wind gals, and has always
cured completely and len the leg smooth.
III a splendid medicine for rheumatism.
have recommended IL 10 good many, and
they all say II does the work. was In With
eringion knceland's drug store, In Adams,
the other day, and saw very fino picture
not; they said II would write 30 you that
you would send me one. wish you would,
and will do YOU all the good can.
Very respectfully, +. ;. LYMAN.
From the Akron Commercial, Ohio, OF Nov. 25th,
1852.
Readers OF the Commercial cannot wen for
get that a large space has for years been taken
up by kondall's observation-disclosures
| oil u certain spawn Cure. We have Ind deal
inEs with Dr. Kendall for many years, and
we know OF some large business houses IN
| cities near by, who have also dealt with him
| for many years. and the trsth Is tully and
! AlthtuliN proven, not only thhi ne IL Nousi,
/ honest man. and that his celebrated SPAWN
| Cure is not only all that II ~ Recommended
| TO be, but that the knglish language Is moi
capable of recommending II too highly,
/ kendali,s SPAWN Cure will cure spavins
| There are hundreds of cnses In which that hai
1 been proven TO our certain knowledge, but
| after all. II amy person confines the usefulness
| OF this colebiatVu medicine to cnring SPAWN
alone, they make "a big mistake, II IL th'
best medicine known rs an outward npplica
ton for rheumatism IN the human family
i IL is good for pains and aches, dwellings ant
lameness, and Is just rs safely applied to men
women and children MS u Is to horses. w
know that there are other good linlments
but we do believe this SPAWN cure 10 be IA
better thnn any ever invented.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-29
Kendalrs SPAWN Cure.

FoRr NORTH, Texas, March - lSSl
MeSsrS n. j. Kendall & About Sinonths
ago there was q valuable stallion brought 70
the stable of Fnrmos and Henry 10 be treated
for bone spawn which was one years growth
and of pronounced size, and lhnying learned
through outside sources Tint your IMMINENT
known as Kendalls SPAWN Cure was valu-
able, | commenced using II on the enlarge
ment and AFTER six weeks using and haVln
applied two bottles the horse was cured en-
tirely, leaving the leg perfectly smootil,