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DIZZY GOODS.
New York,

NEW YoEH, January 29-Dry Goods
The arrival of many buyers during the
past three days and their promptness in
giving attention to the various offerings
developed very pronounced inquiry that
will take good many goods within the
week. For brown and colored cottons the
request has been followed by large sales in
the aggregate and of many styles and prices
and dearer than those at which sales have
been offered. Blssched c0ttons are quiet.
Prints, ginghams and other wash fabrics
and dress goods are doing we'll. Wooden
goods are dull. Kentucky jeans and cot
tonades are in better inquiry. Print cloths
strong at $40 plus 4 per cent Cotton
firm and higher. The tone OF the market
for cotton goods is much better.
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.HX&H
CAUTION.

swift's Specific is entirely vegetable pre-
psration, and should not be eonfounded w''h
the various substitutes. limitations non
secret humbugs, "Succus Altersns," etc., etc.,
which are new being manufactured oy Vsri-
Gus persons. None OF these oontsius single
article which enters into the composition OF
:. s. Y There L. only one Swtfts sPecinc'
and there Is nothing IN the world like II 10
prevent disaster and disappointment De sure
In vet Inc Yeauinc.
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m 1850 came from the North To take charge
Of the gas works In Rome, - superintendent,
and after the overflow, which occurred IN
ths spling following, was very much ex,
posed "a mal Irial poison, and 10 iSS round
INV blood so contain mated with The poison
that was forced 10 give up business. was
treated by the physicians wtthout rellet.
NV trouble finally terminated In an aoSceSs
Of the liver. and neatly every one (myselt
InciudeD thought i was doomed 10 Ole
within q few days. In this condition was
advised by q friend 10 take Swifts Specific,
and took Il Just as drowning man would
catch at q straw, but as soon as my system
soSt nnder the influence OF the remedy, the
ssScess came 70 q point and burst, passing on
nm al my work, and have since enjoyed eH-
sellent health.
Every sufferer from malartsl poison should
SupT Rome Gas Light Company.
O,r treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer s, Atlanta Ga.
Se1 York ONCE l59 West 2Sd st.
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PRODUCE.
Wh~ltng.

Corrected by IsHAM q DI9BY. Prcduos
Commission Merchants, 1905 Main street
These prices are based upon Wholesale iots
only. Allowances must be made fer snAu-
er 1ot4 s.-
Apples-Extra winter eating. per Dbl,
IS SOFA 90; extra large tart cooking, Is "
as 80; prime cooking and eating, % SOC
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CONSUMPTION!

T HAVE A POSITIVE REMEDY FOR The
Il above disease; by its use Thousands Of
cases Of the wort kipd and OF long standing
iaith In its efieacy, that win send Two
Bottle Free. together with valuable treatise
on this ditease. to any suneref. CIV 0I.
press and p. q addrega DR. T, A, ShOCUM
Isl Pearl strest New Tork uoslwY1
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WOOL.
WheelinG,

The market uotations are the same as
last week. The market 10 very dull, though
buyers are not discouraged, as they expect
a depression at this time. Best grades 500
&c; common 30@33c.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, No. sis Seventh street,
testify that they have both eeea suffering with ne
time they have spent large amount OF money
and ,ricd many rcroedieS, het to no purpOse.
Finally, hearing Of Pr. 4. AeLdRe's Lirsr PtILs,
nrroayrA h, Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa,
~ pYrrNa>el fur boxes, which they took &C
so,3;pS L. the directions accompanying each box,
md now proncu-ce themselves perfectly cured OF
a. distressing disease.
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swlf:'s Specific Is a complete antido'e 70
Blood Tain. HgOnd Poison, Malari1l Poison
NM u '1 J. DICKSON SMITH, NJ D.,
Atlanta, ia.
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have hal remarkable success With Switts
Specific in the treatment of blood ana SKIN
di.eaSaS and IN FFmais diseases. TOOK IL
TnvSeIf FOR carDuncleS with happy effect.
ID. O. Z. HEERI, NJ. D., Atlanta ia
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used SwiftS Specific on my little daugh-
Ter. vino was afflicted with some blood pol
sop which had resisted all sorts OF treatment.
The Specific relieved heI permanently anu
eA'S'' use - - w. E. BRONTF, NJ. D.,
Cypress Ridge, Ark.
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tDsily except Sunday.
tSteubenville Accommodatton-This train
during the day passes backward and forward
between Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping
when required at the Sherman House, Atna-
Vile, West Wheeling and Gravel Blu.
sMasstllon Accommodation.
2St Clairsvtlle accommodation.
lCam bridge Local. daily eIcept Sunday.
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LlgK sr0OK.
U~ YSP0.

NE~ Yokk, January 29.-Beeves-Re-
csipss |. OcO head; all shipments except
thr-e car loads. Market firm. Dressed beef
--Firmsr at sK@l0Xc for Door to gosd
city slaughtered, and l0NSlle prime do;
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at I I-.a3 Per Cent.-GOyern-
ments FIrm-Stoeks Higher-Flour
Dun and Unchanged-Wheat Higher.
New York, january 29.-Money-Loans
at lk@2 per cent; closed, offered at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 1854 per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
strong at 1851; demand 4SS. Produce ex-
ports for the week $i,93S, 900.
(;OyFRSNENrs-Firm.
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wtttsrn dressed he'd a f.If call at SGal0c,
lie outside figure for very choice selected
'idts, Exports 635 head live cstiis, $3.50
quarters beef, eco carcesees mutton.
Sheep-Receipts 800 head. Market firm
with an upward tendency: poor to prime
sheep "a gC@6 so per cwt; lambs S 500
. 70; no choice lambs on sale.
Hogs-Receipts 9. 800 head live. Market
hrm at 80 OO@6 go ; light pigs sold at 81 IS
CHICAGO January 29.-The Oroyen' Jour.
nal reports: Live Hogs-Receipte 81, coo
head; shipments 1900 head; market
steady on best coarse; packing s. SOC
light S. 50(aG 90; skips 81 O0G5 IS.
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head: shipments
$500 head: export grades IS 4O97 is; good
to choice shipping steers IS 6OG6 20: com
mon 70 medium 81 9O@5 so; Texans IS 90
as IS.
sheep-Receipt. 5000 head; shipments
1,S00 head; best steady, others 25c lower;
interior to fair 81 1894 90 per cwt.; com.
mon to medium 81 O0(a4 IS; good to choice
to extra 10 25@6 90; Texas sheep ~ 40S
4 90.
last Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, January 29-Cattle-
Market very dull and nothing doing; re-
ceipts 3, 800 head; shipments 1.677 head.
Hogs-Msrket fair; receipts l,495 head;
shipments 5.405 head; Philsdelphias S. SO
@6' 20; Workers So 1895 80.
sheep-Market very slow at q shad off
from Monday on common; good IN.
changed; receipts 2,SOO head shipments
1900 head.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. January %. = Live Hogs
Steady and firm; common and light 81 759
G 20; packing and butchers S. 90@6 40
r. ceipts 400 head; shipments 1000 head.
wheeling.
The market is very fair this week. The
supply is very good. Messrs. Hudson &
Baybs furnished the following quotations:
(attle-S3 50G5 % for all kinds.
Hoqs-Fair supply; 5h@6c per 10.
iheep-4@5c per ID.
Luinbs-None.
Caiuss SO 00Gl0 90.
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MEDICAL.
E..ar,. Fllminl Brrs. .

EeeeTN. FI'"'F"J 4'Tt"Ff
S-s,-i take tins opportunity cf informing you
,f The t.He6ts l have derived from Dr. e.. No.
T,-.s Lirsr Plls. i have fort two years past been
,esicted with a severe pam over the eyes, &C.
rcmpanied with n nervousness and sense Of dizxi-
neSs; u,alady beyond tie power and skill of our
nnyself could judge, by diseased state of the
6yer and stomach. Some OF the doctors tried
Needing and various other remedies were tried,
hot all in vain, for the deep.rooted disease still
nahle Liver Pills from druggist here, and found.
sSfer taking a portion OF them, that the disease
al psinful sensation over the eyes have almost
F1tirsiy lcft me. will close BY advising all those
sfiicted as l have been, to procure the valuable
r,edicine At one and save much time md pain
SEith little expense With sincere gratitude and
rrSncct. remain, yours respectfully,
GEo. W. RUSSELL, Torontos
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-01-30

A GENB WANTED FOB TEL r .S
i1s ho.sa, cattle: .hseR; sSins; H co sssss
Farmef.s and d.. A. h Bakes V.R. Cover
eyery subject Of Farm STOCK, In HeA!n ane
Dtsesse Two charts for tsaltng 49, Of hone9
ristsS Farmers ciear 600 . month. A.!
howl For exclusive territory. eoua. ealts
terms, etc.. address y. u. THOAPS0E H's.
81, Louis, Iou or Nov York detssb
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PIE rROLEUM.
Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, January Petroleum.
The afternoon session was fairly active and
sresdy; opened at 81 09T, advanced to
81 l04, and closed at 81 10. Trading fair.
OIL City.
on CRY, January 29-Petroleum-.
Opened at 81 095s; highest 81 l0H; lowest
81 O9H; closed at 81 10M. Sales 2,57G,-
900 barrels; clearances yesterday 9,Z14,0oO;
rms 81, 05i barrels; shipments 1885 bar.
rels; charters 44,92l barrels.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.
eZsZNazzaezlS ~
II [psL<
y
ConmiEE1onen,

incorporated In ISs for % ysars By the Leg.
,sja;urs for Educational and Charitable puf'
prsssTvs f1nd OF over 0s50,00O has since BEEN
added. By an overwhelming popular vote IL
franchise WA made part OF the pfsesnt stats
Constitution adopted Deoemoer "a. A. y. B1s
me only Lottery ever voted on ana endorsed
hy the people Of any Stste IA a
II never scales or posfp9nei. lo ofsnA
single Number Drswinn t,ns Plnos n poIa
second Grand Drawing. Cle1 3, q INV
ORIHANS. tuesday. February 13th.
iss4-IRsth Monthly DrsMinE
IN I'm 1S.Ssts Al rive Dollars Eaeh. Ffnoaoe
In Fifths In proportios,
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A Valuable Farm For Sale.

THE UNBERsI0NED OFFERS Y0n
i sale his farm situated three miles east Of
". Clairsville, ohio, aud one mile south Of
The National road, containing 100 aorea, lss
under cultivation, has plenty OF Scod timbes
IL we'll watsred. lies very fnvorsbly. Y eAAy 70
cultivate, and u one Of the bsst farms II
dwelling house and one tenant houss, With
ample and convenient out-buildinGh Ha9
three good orchards Of ohoios fruit, togcthss
ries, Quinosa, As. ror particulars enquire a
the undersigned on the prsmisss, o. addrsss
a. oei.Ssh '" SAMUEL Il. vIHNEY
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SEEDS ryyksss11E KS ssS5M.s

80, Y: s. -. !. g 80 80. g, s ;;a,Ss's :. ~.
moth cloves. LesenA Ane1A hls.nA Tena
~ o. a,ss ~, q, e. 10 $50 - 81. .
Cor Corr 49, 80 6sss: -, &c. Me 8 90
lins Of 0ardSa aaA yigvsx Hseds, 49,
ssssnsts' SsfinE enanf.H desisd. Al g.
ds,s seeom panied With the essh dited . ~
p"GS n Nd rn3es % day % raeeipe ~
fos our illustntea eess,exs1 j. y - Wv
sSnse' ~ snd - WsBpnt afrset. Cfue'nTs"
nSso, tv~sblitned Nov. iSsg Jss~
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January Seheme

lE5T PriEea
Whols Tickets, q Hail TtckSta. u. 81
Tickets, $50 s. Tickets, sloe. ksmn money
or Bans .DIAft In letter, o. ssnd ~ kxpI-
order, until further notice Orders OF u ano
upward by express, can b sent g oGr -,
pepss. Addrss al ordssS W J. DOuSLSA1
tOuiGytUA. ~, lan1nS
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E|'9bIA193!!'511
$4,000 FOB 81.

ri Regular RssthIy Dysving win
hin AXE place n the Masonic HAIL, naeouie
OIltTemple Building. In Louisvills, kya
THURSDAY, JAN. 31st, 1884.
A Law fai Letteyy and Fair nSnw1nSs'
and twice DECLARED legal by the highest Court
In the Staie. Bond siven 70 Henry County In
tbesum OF fiO0.oay for tho prompt paymenI
Of all prizes sold. A revolution In nngis
number drawings .-,-
30 Every tieEet holder his own supervisor
car cs'l out the n I'M bsr on his ticket aud ~
the cnrresrord ug " u mi Der on Toe tsf plsceo
IN the ,vhesl In MS pTeseDcA These dfa wing
rtu ocrr- or the last Tnnrsdsy al ovefy
month, peai fbs riacnihcent
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sApproIRadcn PYt.s 81 2e----- -
iss7 Prs, anoantinG ta---:-----Iehto
.r,,eattoo - - - eluha shOaA -
mads only % ths one q Ne ooapaay N
~ IN 49,. 1aEs 2. q Honsy 0ldan
,lS4hle snd sddre0 Ragtstseo1 LNe3ento
peSHS'Ws t 0oBiEANs NATIONAL BANK.
NE" U0V OEioanA La
Postal Notss ana ordinary lsttsn bI Nan
or Express (alI sums Of 9 md upward By II.
Il l. DAuFH1H
leW OriaanA IA, -
II. A. pAuPHM on ssvnfh ~ WsninS'
ton. Ia o. -
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GROCERIES.

Corrected every week BY SIMON Back q
SONS, Wholesale Grocers, No. l4l2 ana liiA
Main street
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Sold by all druggists. CuricurA, 50 cents,
Resolvent tlee; Soap, cent? PoTrKA
DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY, Boston
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-F0R sToR A0E UNTIL JAN.
IL usry a. iSsI, two Pisuipg Machines, four
saw Tables ri 80 lsI2 NJ ain street an;b
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(uticura
POSITIVE CURE
for erery form Of
SKIN & BLOOD
DISEASE
TRoM
n

ITO CLEANSE THE SKIN, Scalp and BLOOD
ored. Scrofulous, Inherited. and Contagtons
Humors, Blood Poisons, Ulcers, Assesses,
and Infantile Skin Tortures, the CutcurA
Remedies are infallible.
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THE LARGE NEW STORE ROOM. rHU
hnest In the city and spl,ndisiy Lssst.i.
iooS Main street Inquire Of
occs JAMES I. HAwLEv.
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Mra. O. r WhlDple, Decatur, Mich,
her body were almost raw. Head coveted
with scat and soreA Suffered fearfully and
tried everything. Rermanentfy cured oy the
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sFCAPITAL PRIZE, e75,0o0.hs
Tick cts Only So. shares In Properties
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-20
CORN PREMIUMS AWARDED.

On last Monday, the 18th, we se~
lected two competent judges, r, H.
Mason, Esq, and Maj. L. D. Mercer,
Of this place, to act as judges and to
decide who of the three COM
petitors were entitled to premiums for
the first and second best one hundred
ears of corn. None of the competitors
were present, and as the judges had no
knowledge of who the competitors
were, they were governed by the num-
bers of the entries. They took charge
of the corn as it came to US, proceeded
to carefully examine, count and weigh
the corn in the ear, after which they
had it all carefully shelled without
waste and again weighed. After care
fully examining the cobs and compar>
ing the corn as to quality, purity, and
commercial value, they made the
awards as given in their report. The
judges do not yet know, nor will they
know to whom they awarded premi>
ums until they see the publication in
this issue. The awards were faithfully
made as follows:
Firt premium, $40 to No. l, d. B.
Hoover, of Coffee county. Second
premium, to No. 3, G, w. Cunning
ham, of Warren county. No. 2 was
grown and entered by John F. Pres
ton, of Cannon county. No. 2 is good
corn and weighed well. 1t was heav-
Ter by few pounds before and after
Smelling than No. 3, but the latter was
judged second best on account of SUI
perior quality and purity. The corn
weighed as follows:
No. in the ear 1917 ID Shelled 107 H.
No.2 " 1877 1851 !"
No. 8 -" 1857 so !"
The cob and grain of No. 3 are pure
pure white. The cobs of Nos. and
are red and white, and the grain Of
both slightly mixed. No. l shelled
nearly two bushels to the 100 ears.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-20
Montgomery's Exposition.

Col. G. H. Slaughter, General
Manager of the Montgomery Farm,
ers' Association. has our thanks fol
complimentary ticket to their EXPOSE
ton at GAINESVILLE, on the 18th and
18th inst. We understand the Expo.
sition was a success in every respect
When the farmeIs, merchants, me.
chanics and manufacturers of a county
like Montgomery, put forth a united
effort for an exposition OF their pro
ducts, and extend a cordial invitation
to their neighborihg counties to partici
pate, they are sure to succeed.
Such untiring efforts as the leading
citizens of Montgomery are making t.
develop and improve the agricultural
and other interests of their county, arr
worthy the imitation of every othel
county in the State. 1t is the more
worthy of imitation from the fact tina
all the leading industries are united il
their efforts for success.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-20
CARE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS
HON. L. L. GARDENHIRE.

The necessary tools for farming,
though made to large extent by ma.
chinery, are costly. 1t saves much
money to take care of them. When
done with for the season the wood part
of the tools ought to be cleaned and
painted. The parts made of iron and
steel ought to be carefully cleaned, and
then with mixture of beeswax and
tallow, or tallow and resin, the iron
parts should be coated. The mixture
should be warm and put on with e
brush. They should then be put un>
der cheap shelter, and thus protected
from sun and rain. The tools will then
last three times as long as they would
last if left to the effects Of sun and rain,
and they are always in good order
when wanted. The saving will actu-
ally be worth ten times the cost of the
paint and trouble. Surely it should
be attended to by farmers when it pays
so we'll. 1t costs no labor, but only a
little care and attention.
Again; There are few people who
appreciate the Importance of thorough
ly greasing the axles OF their wagons
and carriages, and still fewer know
what is best to grease with and the
methods of applying them. A we'll
made wheel will last twenty-five years
| if taken care of, and if care is taken to
use the right kind of grease on the
axle. Lard ought never to be used il
/ it can be helped. 1t will work its way
out around the lemons of the spoke,
and ruin the wheel. Tallow is best
/ for wooden axleS, and castor oil is best
for iron axles. Only enough grease
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-20
A 500 Bible Reward.

The publishers of Rutledge's Monthly
offer twelve valuable rewards in their
Monthly for January, among which is
the following;
We viii give $4,000 to the person
telling us how many verses there are
in the New Testament Scriptures (not
the Revised EDITION. by January 10th,
1885. Should two or more correct
answers he received, the reward will
be divided. The money will be for
warded to the winner January 18th,
1885. Persons trying for the reward
must send 20 cents in silver (no postage
stamps taken) with their answer, for
which they will receive the Monthly
for February, in which the name and
address of the winner of the reward
and the correct answer will be publish
ed, and in which several more rewards
will be offered. Address RUTLEDGE
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Easton, Pa.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-20
MEANWHILE TENNESSEE SATURDAY. DEC o 1854

business profitable, he must not only
prepare barns and warm sheds for all
his stock, but these barns and sheds
must he well stored with hay sufficient
to supply his stock with all they can
eat without waste until the next crop
or pastures are ready. Stock that is
thus fed and thus cared for during the
winter, will be healthy and kept grow
ing, and will come out in the spring in
fine condition. Cattle and sheep thus
kept will require but little grain, if
any, to prepare them for the early
spring market, which is always good.
In early spring fat cattle and sheep
command the highest prices.
Hay is not only valuable as food for
stock, but the manure it produces, if
properly caged for, will be of great
value to feed the furnishing lands.
With the use of improved machinery,
and facilities for making and handling
hay, there is no other crop so easily
made or taken care of. The work Of
making hay is almost as good as play.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-20

should be applied to the spindle to give
it light coating. This is better than
more, because the surplus would work
out at the end of the hub, and it will
be forced by the shoulder bands and
nut washers into the holes around out.
side of the boxes. This has tendency
to weaken and destroy the wheel. To
oil an axle, first wipe the spindle clean
with cloth wet with turpentine, and
put teaspoonful of oil near the shout,
der and end. This is positively enough.
Treat your wagon in this way and keep
it painted and sheltered and it will
last you twenty five years instead Of
seven to ten years. Truly little vigi.
liant care pays well. Neglect will cause
you to pay for three wagons instead Of
one.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-20
Worlds Exposition Opened.

On Tuesday, 10th inst, the Great
Cotton Centennial and Worlds Exposi.
ton at New Orleans was opened with
appropriate ceremonies. The grand
feature of the opening was the part
performed by President Arthur in the
presence of his Cabinet and both
Houses of Congress at Washington.
After the conclusion of President Ar
thurs address, the Congressional ad-
dress, and the reply of the officers Of
the Exposition, at New Orleans, Presi'
dent Arthur, at 10 minutes past 8
o'clock, touched the telegraph key al
Washington, thousand miles distant,
and started in motion the machinery
in the Exposition buildings at New
Orleans.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1884-12-20
Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

Portage Laprairie, Manitoba, Sep. 7, "a.
DR.. B. j. Kendall CO.-Eight years ago
sprained my ankle, lump grew on the in
side of it, went to a doctor, it got worse
under his treatment, then went to another
in all eight, some helped some hurt it, but
when they were all through was still on
crutches and very little better tried ev.
erything that heard of but nothing helped
it until about fifteen months ago when was
told by friend iwho had used it with sue
cess on horse) of Kendal's SPAWN Cure,
l used one bottle Of it and found change,
since then have used eight bottles with
this result: have not used even cane for
over four months and yesterday / walked
eight miles. consider that only for Ken.
dalls SPAWN Cure | would have been
cripple for life, you can do with this what
you like, but would like that every one
that is troubled with old sprains wonld see
what it has done for me and try the same.
Yours truly, A. L. MCKENZIE.