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The Lamar register., 1891-09-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

Wu5gEks, AlIc1 q. Turuey did by hr.
cerai4l deed Of IFlsJ dated the nrst day
u .E.y A ID, lssl, recorded 10 bsok -
l-se I, oi the records uf l'r0wcrs County,
Ggi-r411, convey - Auttuuy II lsbeF
trustee. certain real estate situate In
follows. 70 yv.lt
Lots cue 81 and two lsl and the south
L4.l 1l TIE northeast quarter % section
ave taI, township twenty four gLH,
agasa. OF range forfy-EiE tfGl, wet
Of JlC .th pr.Hcipll meridian, cou-
acres, more or less, said deed Of
trust ucIEE mucU 70 secure the uayuoni Of
uue cuEfllu prlulzsury note. PAYABLE 10
thu order % Tie American Mortgage
Trust Company, Of Neaie Center, Kansas,
for tae sum 1f ave hundred dollars lslUJj
with interest CUupgus attached, given b.
tAa said Alice q. Iurucy, aud
NuEEEAs, II is provided b said deed Of
trust tnat y the said principal note or any
o. tbc interest coupons Gc not paid for q
period Of talrig DAYS after the same shall
o-eome due, tneB tae whole OF the said
principal aove, aud the interest thereon,
ialy, at the option of tie legal holder
thereof, become due and payable and
NEaEEAs- u Is in said deed OF trust
t-giacr provided, that in the Cass OF the
ue1tl, resignation, removal, absence 70
fusal, failure or inability Of the said An
tLyuy Il Heber, 10 act as trustee as afore.
said, the then sheriff OF Prowers County,
Colorado, shall and is appointed and made
successor in trust with full power and
aLtuoriiy to act as trustee as aforesaid,
WrEHEAs. The said Anthony II. Heber
: absent, and unable 70 act, and has re.
fused and failed to act as trustee as afore-
said, and
WHEEEAs, Default for the period OF
thirty days has been made in the payment
o. one interest coupon, falling dos on the
Arst day Of July, a. %. 1881, and the legal
holder Of said note, and the interest cou.
pom, Sas ctected 10 declare the whole
amount secured by the said note, and the
interest thereon, to the date of sale due
and payable,
Now, therefore, I, W. c. McCurry.
sheriff OF Prowers County, Colorado sue
cessor in trust, will at the request OF the
legal holder Of the said note and intsres,
coupon, and IN accordance with the ter ms
ot the SAID deed Of trust, proceed 70 sell
the said hereinbefore described real es
tate, at public auction, TO the highest and
best bidder for cash, at the front door of
tue court house in the CITY of lamar
County OF Prowers, State Of Colorado. or
the 18th day OF October, A. ID. 1891. be.
twee' the hours OF nine o'clock In thr
igre on and ave O'Clock in the Afternoon
J OF sald day. to satisfy the said debt, by
I the said deed Of trust secured, liens. ex
perses and costs OF executing this trust.
w. G. McCuRRY,
SHERIFF Of ProJyers County.
Successor In Trust
The Lamar register., 1891-09-26

follows, to wit Yhe south ~,
north-yT quarter and the norib "
the south west quarter of Sectirn ~
eight (ssl township twenty tS,...
sosth of range fOrfy two isg9 vss,.s
sixth principal meridian, couts,-f
hundred AND sixty acres, u,cre =.
said deed OF tfp<t being made =
the payrnent of one certain p-.-sVj
note. payable 10 the order Of tbs
fsr Mortgage Trust CcnPany. s,1;j
Certsr, Kansas, for the sun of a.
dred dollars fS500j with intare.f y.
attached. given hy the said LccfEs II
Sloman, aud
NnEEEAs. II IS provided b. saFs.sl
trust iGst II the saae principal nats :. I
OF the interest coupons oe not lsl.j =.
period OF thlrty DAYS afte.> the -. Il.
become due, ttfeu Tho whDiU Of u. :
prius.gal note, and the in crest -
may. as The option OF the cgAl -
thercof. become due and psyab G. y
WuEUEas. n. j. ia said deed o. =,
further uroyiGcd. that in Tho csss,
deaiu. raaiunnticn. removal, abs.-s.
fusal. failure or Inability Of tss ~
thuuy ". Hebcr. 10 act a. trasies =, y
said. the thcu sheriff % Prcvass & :.
Colorado. shall snd l. appointed - -
sneccssar IN tnst VITA tau rsu--- )
authority 70 @ct - trustee o. aiasse
sad
FnrEss.. Tao rnld Anthony Il =,
IsabseuL and uuablc 70 act. aai ~
fused and failed 70 act o. trls.es Is 4.
said, and r
WHEHEas, Dcfauli Tor TIE ps7
thirty DAYS has becu nstc 10 iht L :,
q uur interest," c1up1r. falila- dee =,
frtt inry or yeiy, a. d isli, al1 a. 7,
holder of said note, aud the interest ,
luu, has elected 90 declare he Is
ar1uaut srrarca hy tic said nate. ~!
Interest theresa, y iba da.o o. "a
and payable,
Nos, therefore. I, - G, M-C.-
shcriz % Erpuers County, Caiorcl. ,
eessar IN trl-tt wiz AZ the urflIsi Z
lersl nuider q tln snid note s1d -.
cgafou. aud 10 nceorilauce uitt thes-
Of the said deed 81 trust. rrlC.ts "a
Tie EsIl4 hsrgiuhefcrc detcrihId "a
tate. AZ ruo1e auction. 10 tae hl-1s.:
Bssg ldtdcr Tor cash. at The fr1at 1..
nc colrt bose n tho CITY 81 Ia
Clgu1y sf Prowgrs, Si5;n - Cc,s-zs.
tie Lsth alE OF October, A. 10. l'7-
twee' tle hours of Eiue O'Clock e
fdres cen and ave o'tlocs Ia tto lfir1
81 said EuF. % satisfy The said t.
tke said decd % trust s,curysd. La,
pctEcs zl4 costa ol cHecg jag talt -
W. g. MrG-eaF
SheriI o. Progrrs g-i,
Slc1-fsCr . 3;
The Lamar register., 1891-09-26
SUICIDE OF sALMAcEeA.
Driven to Desperation He Shoots
Himself at Santiago.

A week ago the New York Herald
published dispatch stating that Balma-
ceda nad escaped from Chili bF the aid %
United States naval ohicers. 1t NOW
transpires that the story was false.
Il seams that Balmaceia left san
tiago on August ss last, in the hope OF
making his escape from Chill, but seeing
that every avenue of escape was cut on
he returned there on Sestemses 2, anu
went direct 10 the Argentine legation.
Since his return to the Argentine legation
81 Santiago, Balmaceda has been In an
extremely nervous condition.
No one, with the exception Of the minis
ter of the Argentine Republio and one
other man who was devoted to the ex-
presidents cause, was permitted 10 talk
to or even see him. All the different
schemes OF flight were considered but 1t
was decided useless. to attempt any Of
them, and on the morning OF the i9th
Balmaceda shot himself in the temple
dying instantly.
Gradually the news spread all over San
tiaga The excitement it caused is inde-
scribable. Great crowds of people gath
cred all around the Argentine legation.
They cheered and they hooted and went
into frenzy over the death Of their chief
enemy. Above all the discord and the
SHOUTS were heard cries cengratulating
the unfortunate Bslmaceda that in taking
his own life he had escaped q worse fate.
In letter which he left he said;
81 acted all during the past six months
Nt.fsb
l had no one in the army in whom l could
place any trust
MY generals were false to me. They
lied all through the war. Had my orders
been obeyed I believe that the battle OF
Aconcagua would have resulted in a de-
cisive victory against the enemy. My
heart all through this terrible war has
been with Chilli.
81 sought TO rescue my country from:
foreign domination strove to make her
the first republic in America. My enemies
say that I was cruel. Circumstances
compelled me TO sanction certain acts, but
many bad deeds that have been attributed
to my orders were never known by me
until they had been committed.
Until the final battle at Placilla bad
strong hopes OF triunphing over my foes
Victory was assured by ny generals.
They all lied I now know those who
only pretended friendship because OF
money that was to be gotten out Of me.
AL the money that have in my posses
sion is $500. My wife gave it to me on
the night Of August -.
"Your minister, Patrick Egan, many
times offered me good advice. He urged
me to make peace with those opposed to
me, and to retire from Chill. l did not
heed his wise advice, for ! thought he was
| under the influence OF the Junta's orders,
who were then refugees in the American
legation. AL through the trouble my
closest advisers were always opposed to
any oyertures for peace
The Lamar register., 1891-09-26
Eatal colIision in idaho.

A Pocatello. Idaho, special says:
One of the most disastrous wrecks the
Union Pacific has experienced on the
Idaho division for a long time occurred
Friday morning about o'clock at Port
Neuf station. six miles east Of this place,
passenger trains Nos. | and oolliding,
killing five men and seriously iniuring a
number Of others.
When passenger train No : left this
point tho conductor was given orders to
go on the side track and pass No. ! at
Port Neuf station. As No. neared that
point the engineer discovered the other
train, which, being westbouud, had the
right Of the main line, Just stopping
When within little less than half a mile Of
the other train the engineer felt his air
brake, and to his CONSERVATION discovered
that he had no control over the train He
Immediately whisued for brakes. Before
the trainmen had time to respond they
were almost upon the other train. Con
ductor Hogan tugged in vain at the air
valve in the car, and in a second with a
at astandstill-
The concussion was overwhelming as
No. 2, being behind time, was going at a
terrific speed, and, not having the use of
| brakes, struck with as much force as il
had attained half mile back. Before
the collision the engineers and fremen on
both engines jumped, all escaping unin
| iured except Hoyt. A scene Of confusion
| followed which was terrible to witness
The en- pinrs and mail cars ware I,iIad Nm
! in heap, while the air was filed with
the groans of the injured and dying men
| pinned down under the debris.
The Lamar register., 1891-09-26

--rx;,,,s II Is provided by said deed oil
,-,'s, that Il the said priacipal note, or any
- ne Interest coupons be not pHrf lor
pariod of thirty days after tue =AHio snssi
become due, then the whole OF tne sa.o
nrircipal note. AND the interest," thoIe4u,
may. At the option q ,ne y.s.s ,s and T
-p.n,rAs. II is IN said deed ci Nrust
,,,rthsr ,,t,o li,iali. that In the case OF ths
se.tb r,ssfruaiioE. removal, absence, re
fusal, failure or inability 81 tne 50 -. :.
,benV H. Heber, to act as trtst@e ~ $500 aiose
said. the then sheriff o. .+eu -, - :.
Colorado. shah and IS appointed anu iii.i.'
snfcessor in trust, vita fun power anu
authority TO act rs irusi-- as aieres@'u'
and ,-.,..,. u u.her
is absenL ana unable 70 act and mas ~
fused and failed 70 set As trustee As Ai'fo-
'''Syi WprEr,s. mn Default for the period Of
,b,,tv ,lays has been made 10 The pas f'isut
Al one interest coupon, falling cue On tuv
Brst dav Of Jsly, A D. 1891, ant tHe 'ess'
holder Of sad npts, sud the interest Soa-
rson- has elceied 70 declare fhe whe.s
al1,o.,pt secured by the said uote, md me
interest thereon, 70 the date Of szie uIe
AHS 80 P~' isSfsfore I. T. J. Hickman,
sgsriT of Beat County, Colorado, 80
,,essng ia trust. will al the request OF TOO
fs.-oi boI5er ot the said note ast interest
,so,,r5pn. aud In acc1gtaurs vita tne ter n I,
~ lie said deed o! truss pfpcecd 70 selI
me I'D herc.r1c!gre Gcscrt--si real G.
tatc Al rgblic auction, 70 Jae nlshrsi snI
bsst bidder Tor cash, ut the front dg9F oi
ne CONT house iu the Clry ot Las AninAs'
S[.s.r of BENT State Of Colorado, on
nc liza day OF October, A. ID, is.l, ee-
tween the hdars Of ulue o'clccS m ibp
sSrr6t.5t, al.d ave urCIolk 10 ttr Hitcrnoon
81 saFd day. 10 satisfy ibc SAID afot %
ne Said deed Of trust secured, lcns, -
- ses aud e1sts q e1ccpt4ug lals trust
T J. lICknIAN,
sheriff q Beat County, Culora4o,
successor Ia Trust
The Lamar register., 1891-09-26
Jews Denied ADMISSION 10 PaIestine.


The pathetic spectacle OF denying
the Jews admission even to Palestine wa
witnessed last week at the port of Jaffa.
The exiled Hebrews had to go back with
out being permitted to set foot OF shore.
They then applied at various ports, but
were rejected at all Of the places
In the city of Jerusalem the authorities
are enforcing regulations calculated TO
annoy the Jews and force them 10 .eave
An English tourist says the soil of the
country is ample for the support of a large
population, and that virtually no attempt
is now made TO work it. Tie same writer
thinks that the sultan would readily graut
the Jews aecess 10 the HolY Land pro
yided be receives a large sum OF money
for the privilege, and that he win not
until then relax the existing situation.
The Lamar register., 1891-09-26
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. Lucian Mussleman did by his
certain deed Of trust, dated tho first dav
Of July, a d, 1853, recorded IN book Is.
Colorado, convey to Anthony II Hcbsr
trustee, certain real estate, situate in
froWers county, Colorado, described as
The Lamar register., 1891-09-26
WESTERN NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. Edwin Ray who has nvea near
Durango was found murdered few
days ago. 1t is not known who com
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10
BEATEN BY WHITE CAPS.
AN OLD MAN AND YOUNG WOMAN
MOST CRUELTY WHtP9EO-EXCITE
MENT OVER THE AFFAIR.

In Crawford county, Ind, there wa@
another brutal whipping by white
caps last Sunday morning, in which II
young woman of IS years was Que OF
the victims. William MtGaire and hi
13 year old step daughter live near
Leavenworth, the courty seat Of Craw
ford county. They were reported to b'
living in adultery, bat there was NJ
proof of this charge.
About 10 O'Clock Sunday morning
twenty masked : hite Caps, all armed
" ith revo vers, went to Mcclure 8 resi-
lence. broke down the door and se;z-
tng Mctfuire. who 10 80 years Old, AID
sis step daughter, they dragged the ~
to the woods aud tied them to trees:
then the clothing Of both vic
inns we're lowered to the hips and
The White Caps commenced their cruel
work of switching them Oh the bar.
backs. fogging them from the shoul-
ders to the hips. The young woman
shrieked fo~ mercy at every blow, bu:
her appeals were in vain unit! she sunk
fainting from pain. she received over
fifty lashes and her shoulders, back
and hips are frightfully lacerated.
Old man Mcclure was given about
seventy five lashes, he also faiatine
under the savage punishment. After
the whipping the White Caps notified
| them that if they were found in the
county twenty days later they would
be hung rp by the necks and left fo1
the buzzar1s to pick. This Infamous
whipping of the helpless young girl
has created most intense excitement al
Leaven worth and is denounced with
great bitterness.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10
LOOK -oUI, CATTLE THIEVES
CATTLE RAISERs MEET AND REsOLFE
TO PROSECUTE THE Law BREAKERS.

The stock owners of Yeopim Town
ship, and below Edenten, met on FRI
dav, the srd of July, 1891 and held a
meeting for the purpose of prohibiting
the killing of cattle in the woods.
On motion a committee was aPpeln-
telse form resolutions. Committee:
n. Bass, w. f. Jordan, w II
JORDAN, P. Hettrick, Moses Hobbs
y. A. Parrish, M. ID. Harris. L. A
Harrell, J. S. Goodwin. Thes, Wilson
Whereas the Legislature Of ea'
etate did enact laws for the protection
Of stock (rcfer to chap. 8, sec. 23ls OF
the Code), aAd wheteas We know the
, bo. hs an and continues to be vie
lated. be it therefore
RrseLvED. That we as a commletee
of this meeting pledge ourselves TO pros
acute all persons violating section re-
fered to.
RESOLVED, That we request all per
sons interested in stock raising to uhl'e
with us and see that the law is carried
to it's full extent.
We earnestly request all persons be-
low Edenton not to sell any cattle 20 De
killed in the weeds, without the owner
or his agent present.
It is also earnestly requested that the
FISHERMAN & FARMER publish the
proceedings of this meeting three
mouths.
M. H HUaHEs, Chm.
w. E. JORDAN, Sect'y.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10
MORE ABOUT s. & G. RAILROAD.
EpExroH, ". c.. july sd, '91.

MIR. EDITOR: In your issue OF
this date appears an article BY "Rea-
roc which according to my notion
makes valuable suggestion. 1t is
self evident that we need home en-
terprises, permanently located. and
such enterprises as the Suffolk aud
Caro|ina Railroad if We hope to en-
sure permanent success and future
prosperity 20 eur town and commun
i =. Along this line it would he
good thi e to give Edenton and our
county the facilities of this road
Edenton instead Of Suffolk could than
no doubt successfully compete for
the trade fron the upper part Of the
Comfy and perhaps from Gates
also. If by donating right of way
and site for a depot the manag-
ment of this road could be induced
to extend their road and leake Eden
ton the terminus, then it ought to b,
done at osce. | do not think tina;
the cost Of secur ng the right OF w
and the site would amount to more
taan 5000 90 or Sloooo.oo. Tbs
amount would he a mere aothing is
comparison with the advantages that
would accrue to Edentos and thai
portion of the county lying itnmed-
lately along the iiue of the road
Sever al years ago when member Of
the board ofCouncilmen Of Edenton
and Just proceeding the advent of the
Norfclk 4 Southern Railroad, held
the position thai the road would be
Of great benefit and did what [ could
to promote the in~eres' of, the road
believing that thereby l wouia
promote the best interest Of Edenton,
and am now glad to be able to say
that in this respect NV judgement
was lot at fault and that my expec-
tations rs to the prosperity of the
pan Aas been more than realized
and from to~n Of fstagnation Eden
ton is now thifty town with falF
prospects Of becoming prominent H.
a greAt many respects. Let US ge'
together this fall and estab ish 4
b ard of Trade, Of 1m:nigra ion, &c
We need them and snch sntej prises
whtyh naturally fow frena the work
Of such organ zations when conducted
faithfully aud earnestly by public
spirited men. We must De up and
doing if we hope to share with our
8 ster towns the success which is born
Of enterprise aud push. 1t is patent
to every one that the present source
of our prosperity cannet last for nanv
years and unless we can induce live
mcn with capital to locate amens US
and establish permanently Aanufac-
tories Sc, We will surely be left.
If am correct there is new q certain
degrae Of uneasiaess amsng the North
ern A.Rufacturers Of cottsn, iron &C.,
a.d sberefore in nv judgment there
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10

b Clerk of the Superior Court OF
Wake county has made arrangements
with the clerks of the other counties In
Ncrth Carolina in which direct taxes
were paid by which uniform system
Of fees will be charged. It 10 agreed
thai Oh each certificate given TO those
who pald the tax twenty-five cents will
be charged. When parties are dead
their personal representatives making
afidivits, or executors and administra-
tors will be charged Ole dollar, which
is half the usual fee in such asses.
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PRONOUNCED HOPELESS, YET SAVED.

From letter written bv Mrs. Ada
tIurd of Groton, ). D. we quote
IVA as taken with bad cold which
settled en nv Lungs, cough set ia
and finally terminate. in Consump-
ton. Four doctors gave me up say
ing cou,d live but a short time. l
gave myself up to my savior, deter
mined if / could not stay with my
friends on earth. would meet my
absent ones above. NY husband was
advised TO get DIR Kings New
Discovery for Consum ption for coughs
and colds. / gave it trial, took in
oil eight bottles; it has cured me and
thank God I am nov a well and
hearty woman. Trial bottles free at
vi Leary's Drugstore.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10
HON, HANNIBAL HAAALlN.
PRESIDENT HARRIsoN's OFFICIAL AN
NouNceMsNT OF HIS DEATH

Washington, D. c., July o.
President Harrison to night author
lied the following announcement OF
the de ath ef Vice President Ham 70
lin:-
80 the People of the United States:
The President, with profound
feeling of sorrow, announces the
death of Hannibal Hamlin, at one
time Vice President of the United
Sta es. who died at Bangor. Me, on
the evening Of Saturday, July 4.
Few mra in this cauatry have TIED
more important and more distinguish
ed public positions than MIR. Hamlln'
and in recognition Of his many eminent
.nd varied services, and as an express
sion of he great respect and rever-
snce ~hich are te:t for his memery. it
IN. ordered that the national flag be
dss,lay ed at half most upon the pub
lie buidings of the United States on
the d >y of his funera'.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10
LITTLE People.

Johnny is smart boy. When he W,
asked to defiue mustache he Instantly
Piled: Its a bang on the mouth
IEpoch.
Teacher-Petey Sisson, you're tar,
again. Petey-'Deed amt, missy, de.
I amt. Dat amt tar OATS mud VIII
one r dem Coakah boys fro~ cd at me-.
[Scribner's Monthly.
Little Girl-Your papa has only e.
one leg, hasn't he? Veterans Little Girl
Yes. Little Girl-Where's his other OF
Veterans Little Girl-HUsh, dear; it's
heaven.-[GrandA Army Bugle.
Little Damo was very fond Of kite
aud often drew her metaphor from the
objects Of her love. Coming to h
mamma from the kitchen one day, s.
gravely announced that the teakett
was purring.
"Ma, don't they have more than thrc
meals day anywhere?" That is a
my boy" well, pity the fellows vi
live near the North Pole, where the da,
are six months long. "-[Iowen Citizer
A man making money is like the lit
girl being fed with ice cream by h.
aunt in Punch's picture. Don't y
think you have had enough, Ethel?" as
the aunt. Il may think SO, auntie; bl
don't feel SO. ;"
Papa, where is Atoms?" Father
Athens, you mean, don't you, my dea
Inquiring Son-No, Atoms, the plas
where people go to when the boiler eH
| plodes; because it always says they we.
| blown to Atoms.
The schoolmaster was talking abo1
| Great Salt Lake in Utah, the water {
which is so. extremely salt that, as
| said. no fish can live in it. "What, sir
said one of his listeners, "can't macker
live in it?"- Street and Smiths Goc
| News.
| STAR BLOSSOMS.
! Tie watched the soft blue sky. where stars VIC
coming,
| Like daisies that the meadow stud;
| And said: "Oh, see little star has bio
| somed,
And there's another one In bud ]"
| -[Bessie Chandler. in st. Nicholas.
| An Ambitious Willie, said tt
| visitor. "what is your ambition?" Il
| Ike, SciIu IJIS UOy, puCIAhS uO"A
yellow covered story of the plains, =
have people tremble like leaves at tt
mere mention of my name. Harper
| Young People.
Marion went out to make a call Wi
mamma. The children took her out
the garden, and she found an ant hol
! In great haste she ran into the hous
crying out, "Oh, mamma, mamma, con
out here and see what lots of grandmot
ers I've foundi"
Il have given up eating candy duril
Lent one little miss was overhead sa
ing to another in West Fifty-seven
street. @Have your" was the response
a tone Of mingled surprise and admir-
ton. And you love sweet things
much. It must be very hard to del
yourself candy" Yes, it is hard, sa
the first little miss earnestly, "and
couldn't stand it, only that mamma le
me have all the lump sugar want.
t~(e-, York Times
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ing Section in North Carolina.

can be no better tine ,Aan this for
tho movement suggested. White We
have not iron We have cotton snd
msay other taings viii h can be sas:--
" manufactured ints profit ,bls artic-
les fer sale. Trusting Mr.. Editer
that we may hear from others on this
subject, | am,
Respectfully,
VIZ J. LgARY, ia
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10

EIr. {. c. Campbell. of Campbell's e
Cotton Compress 90 city of Cincin-
oati.Ohio, writes: Everybody finds
relief shortly after using Bradycrotiue
for hs,daohe."
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-07-10
NO. 31S

English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard. Soft or alloused Lumps and
Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavins.
urbs, Splints. Sweeney, Ring bone !,
Stiles. Sprains, all Swollen ThIoats,
Coughs, Etc Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonderful
Blemish cure ever known. Sold By
w. J. Leary, Druggist Edenton.