Caroli tin. Wa tch man.
THUioSPAY, APRIL 24, rr4.
An Eat Trni!fRStf mhim, Wm. Greene,
jm Vailley, JJawkius eoiint.v, lias four
thousand apple trees just coining in bear
lug, which y'uU hiui $1,000 a .vear. He
is planting every year and proposes to
fill 200 acres with trees, and expects ns
good a profit from tlurm as from a planta
tion of orange tree
Bj the nay, this is just the time to
look for apple tree tests. Destroy the
tent catapillar, wliosc nests are now easi
ly seen, especially in the morning while
the dew is yet on them. The apple tree
louse, a small greenish parasite, soniev
times on the body of the trees but more
frequently on the uuder side of the leaves,
ia a miiiii ttf.t lullifl ill imr siml Stifkimr
the juice oMhe tatTtf and causing them
to fall off. They are to be destroyed iu
any way possible; Mjuiiting sulphur and
tobaceo water on thetn will MoiMtimes do
jnuch good ; but th orclinrdtftt will keep
up the war iu some way through the sea
son, for the enemy is very persisteut.
The Codliug moth is beyond control
zcept by feeding the young fruit that
falls to the pigs. The egg of this enemy
deposited iu the bloom by the moth,
and when it hatches the worm works its
way into the fruit which falls to the
ground before fully grown. Feeding
them to the pig a preventive means
for tl bouefit of the next crop.
There are other pests which the watch
ful fruit raiser will be apt to see, and de
stroy at best he can. The red and black
speckled ' lady bug" is not an enemy but
a friend, whether iu the orchard or the
viaeyard.
Aster 16 Years. Four men in. Wilkes
county indicted for a murder committed
Id years ago. The victim is said to hare
been an escaped Yankee prisoner from
this place, by the name of Capt. R. Liv
iugston. lie was harbored in Wilkes Co.,
fell in love, and returned in 1867 to see
the object which had stolen his heart. It
was then that these four men Bird, the
two ilatliies and Shoe committed the
deed. The wife of Bird gave the atfair
away, while iu a quarrel with her hus
band. Men should not quarrel with their
wives, $oon)an lived in vain bat then
the houses in this country are not built
with reflVienco to tjie escape of husbands,
via the housetop as in the days of Solo
man. Seme ef our Republican newspapers
affect to be delighted at what they are
pleased to consider a sure sign of demo
cratic defeat in the despairing words ef a
few members of the party who can't see
from the beginning to the end. Mr. so-and-so
gives it up, and Mr. Weakkness
My democratic defeat is certain, etc.
say they. Many times have we heard
lusty ful)-bellied republicans declare that
the democratic party was dead j bub yet
they are always on time to serve their
PQflntry when the lime, comes. Better
wail and see. They have something (Tet
ter to think about than the little yelping,
Snarling pack of while sneaks whose
chief delight is fooling the poor negroes,
whom they coax aud drive by turns into
the support of the spoils party.
Telephoning long distances -has hereto
fore beeu attended with insuperable diffi
culties. JTlie Boston Journal says the
secref of it has at last been discovered,
and that itjaid not in the instruments
ainployed but iu the conducting wire.
Soft copper wije will not answer, but
hard rolled copper wire, receutly tested
between Boston and New York, has prov
ed to be the very thiug required. Con
versation between these two cities was
carried on without the least difficulty,
speaking iu the ordinary conversational
tone. Jt is believed there that the tele
phone will now answer all practical pur
poses for auy distance.
There is a man at Laucaster, near Bos
ton, who has twelve thousand Plymouth
Rock chickeus. He calculates to have
8,000 to sell every fall, and 2,500 laying
heas to cany over the winter. He is a
poultay farmer, aud makes his business
pay him a very handsome income. He
began it when ayoqng man, starting with
oae hundred lions. Almost auy business
diligently pursued with intelligence, and
perseverance, can be made to pay. We
think A. C. Hawkins has but one iron
IP the fire, and watches that closely.
The iron ores of Alleghany county
Virginia seem to be moreVabundant as
investigation proceeds, aud it is predict
ed that that county will soon become the
great iron centre of the State. It is also
claiuied for Virginia that for variety aud
superiority of coal, for the number and
thickness of (he veins, for advantages in
mining and for proximity to both eastern
and Western markets, the country draiu
ed by the Great Kaualolja river and its
tributaries-Coal river, Elk river, New
river and Gauley river-is the most valtt
pbk coal field in the world.
The editor of the Washington, N. C.
Gazette, came very near befog assassiua
ted a few days ago, by W. A. Potts, Jr.,
the standard keeper of the county, whom
he had denounced as officially dishonest.
Potts came upon tnlitor Smalls, uuob
served, aud was aiming a pistol at him
wiieu some one near perceiving the intent
threw up the pistol hand juntas the weap
on was Bred. The shot, aimed at the
heart, went over Mr. Small's shoulder
Potts in in jail lor lack of bajj.
The peaiiftt crop of Virginia is claimed
to be ir.vck more profitable than cotton
or Su,o..e,o. t.inu'i farmer in that State
f);; m..dc fine fut tunes raisins them.
Resist It, The tendency of political
centralization in the government of the
United Slates Ibr the last 20 years has
been and is yet very strong. The party
in power has seized every opportunity to
Create at Washington a "strong govern
ment, and iu the same ratio to destroy
State government. The people of this
country are warned as they love the in
stitutions established by their fathers, to
resist every encroachment on the rights
ot me stales, aim to i;eeti a (sleepless
watch mn their rulers. The price of
liberty is eternal vigilance.
Mu, P. P. Vkhablk, Gliemist of the
University of North Carolina, has careful
ly analyzed the blood like matter which
came down as a shower from a cloudless
sky iu Chatham county, en the 25th of
last February, and tiuds that it is iudeed
blood. The questiou now to be solved
is, where did it come from. There was
a slight wind from the southwest wheu
it fell.
"The market value of humbug'' is only
determined by the particular humbug
under consideration. In some cases there
are millions iu it take the venders of
patent medicines, for instance, who build
up princely mansions of polished stone
aud live like mouarchs out of the pro
ceeds of a business whose greatest cost
is the advertisements they net uu and
send out.
The Mississippi river is like a great
elephant. Powerful and profitable if
well managed ; but if left to itself with
out restraint, fearfully destructive. We
Jiavu it on our hands ; it is going to stay
with us ; and unless we take good care to
hold it iu check, it will desolate the rich
est territory iu this fair land. It is a
Subject for Congressional management
The county iu which Birmingham,
Ala., is located had, in 1830, $3,000,000
taxable. She has now $8,300,000. This
comes of iron ore and coal lying side by
side iu that county. The product of iron
aud the output of coal have increased in
the same ratio.
"How does the South look now," asks
a wi iter who is contrasting her condition
of 20 years ago with the present. It was
night then, with almost a ray less sky
and desolation covered the laud. It is
day now, with the sun of her prosperity
rising gloiionsly, shedding over all the
geuia! beams of peace and prosperity.
8.
I). Maxwell of McDowell county.
was run over and killed r a freight
train near card, last week. He was de
capitated, and his body scattered alonsr
the road for 50 yards. It is supposed he
had fallen in a fit.
Leather, or raw hide railroad wheels
have lieen made iu France. They had
better accept the Yankee trick aud make
them of paper, which must be a great
deal cheaper and equally as good.
A Morgantou girl has crippled the
leap year bnsiues by breaking into jail
and marrying a singing school master,
who is held forjarceny. Lynch her.
A French metallurgist is credited with
having discovered a process by which
iron ore can be reduced to pig metal iu
fourteen minutes.
Col. Coke, Chairman of the State
Democratic Committee has resigned.
Personal reasons influencing his action.
R, H. Battle, Esq., has been chosen to
fill the vacancy.
Basket Willow a small thing, re
quiring not much attention, but pars
well as a fiilo crop.
-Mr: P. M. Halo's Bidciah Register is a
splendid paper.
THE TOWN FINANCES.
Report of the Finance Committee for
the I ear Lading May 11, 1888.
To the Honorable Mayvr and Board of Com
miioner$ of Salieiry, 17. C:
U ex TbEJfEN, We your Finance Com
mittee, have made a careful examination of
the Books, Accounts and Vouchers of the
Clerk, Treasurer and Tax Collector for the
year just ended, and respectfully submit
the following report:
T. H. Vandertord, T. T. C, in account
with Commissioners of Salisbury Da
To General Tax Book 1882 ' $6285 92
eoi - j 8Si
unlisted taxes for 1882
special tax 44
dog tax 44 "
3.00
9.00
1843.22
55.00
18196.14
Cr.
0255.41
1759.37
113.46
59.75
8.15
Total . ;
By am't pd Town Treas
pd Treas Crad'd sch'l
am't of uncollec'd tax
H
U
.4
4
erroneous tax
credits of claims
Total
88196.14
H. M. Jones, Treasurer, in account with
Com. of Salisbury
ro casn on I. amis
44 am't ree'd from T T Col
8 41.33
6255.41
48.02
140.30
48.00
.40
44 hay scales
44 cotton 44
for graves
" lumber sold
II
I.
u
Total
$6533.46
Cb.
By Cash paid, per vouchers.
1882
F i ranuenora, (st uaJds) 35 60
Aux 2 44 Victor DavU rMf AAJ
limn O l T TT TT J . . .
w - -- j v , i, nuiai i .s
oacKson Henderson
i i .
icoiurea sexton g 9a
4i Jas Earnhardt (st work) 37
1-001 poncing 30 00
44 Wm Davis street work l 50
44 Jackson Henderson sexton 3 35
2 62
6 25
4 00
4 50
" J D Gaskill merchandise
Ed Crowell bl'ksrai thing
44 Jack Tatuia street work
44 Wm Davis street work
44 Jscksin HJendcrs-on soton 375
do - do 8 75
Ed Croweil brksmithiog 4 55
Jackson Henderson sexton 3 75
" T H Vanderford st work 26 24
Geo Mowery draying 16 30
"JD NcNecly shingles &c 18 75
Gas .Company 24 30
" J A Brown election el k 3 00
"DR Julian (finance com) 10 00
Sept 1 "HM Jones (exchange) 75
Wm tielley street won i oo
Cal Wiseman 4 50
" Geo Murphy " " 4 50
"HM Jones 44 " 2062
C W Pool policing 30 00
44 Vanderfont & Shaver
hauling 70 00
44 Jackson Henderson sexton 3 00
44 Brown A Verble 2 30
J F Pace policing 30 00
do do 30 00
44 Jackson Henderson sexton 2 62
44 C W Pool policing ' 00
44 J H Verble 3 00
44 Brown & Verble 2 00
44 Hiram Beeves street work 4 50
44 T H Vanderford eom's 27 33
do extra service 175 00
44 W L Rankin Treas salary 75 00
10 44 J J Boll sexton 25 00
" W Smithkeal hardware 40 83
"JF Pace policing 30 00
44 J J Bell sexton 25 00
" C W Pool policing 30 00
44 J D Heilig hauling 41 00
44 J J Bell sexton 25 00
44 Geo Mowery hauling 59 50
"JR. Keen lumber 12 50
44BLuwdick 44 10 75
44 Mrs A C Davis interest 40 00
44 J J Bell sexton 25 00
Gas Company 24 30
44 J J Bell sexton 2500
,4 Gas Company 14 15
44 T H Vanderford corn's 13 35
44 C W Pool policing 30 00
4i B Cauble paint g sch'l h 20 00
44 J P Ross street woik 15 00
44 J J Bell sexton 25 00
44 C W Pool policing 50 00
44 Gas Company 12 15
1883
Nov 1
44 Mrs Sarah Johnson in'est 20 00
44 J F Pace policing 30 00
44 M L Holmes freight on
school furniture 112 57
44 on Dr J A Cald wells note 35 47
44 44 Jno I Shaver judg't 80 66
44 street hands 86 19
44 Geo Mowery brick 62 00
44 Gas Company 49 95
44 J J Brunei- printing 47 47
44 J J Bell sexton 25 00
4- C W Pool policing 30 00
4i Gas Company 36 45
44 Win Smitlideal 14 97
44 Kerr Craige att'y fees 30 00
44 J F Pace policing 30 00
44 J J Bell sexton 25 00
"ML Holmes salary 319 50
44 Kerr Craige finance com 10 00
44 E B Ncave cl'k 44 44 10 00
44 H N Woodson on sch'l h 20 00
do do do 44 20 00
44 Gas Company 76 50
44 51 :
44 Wm Murdock on sch'l h 50 00
44 street hands 7 11
44 Isom Ford street work 3 00
41 Isaac Mauuey street work 75
44 C D Crawford asst cotton
weigher
44 Rachacl Waugh refunded
tax
44 C F Baker registrar
44 G A Eagle & Co well wo'k
41 Sandv Hargrave st'r work
10 00
I
lou
2 76
40
4 50
4 50
4 50
4 50
4 50
4 50
3 75
4 50
3 75
4 50
12 00
30 00
4 15
4 31
4 50
412
4 12
4 50
4 50
2 62
2 2.)
Dec 5
44 1
44 Anderson Hampton
,4 Cal Wiseman
u
tl
'I
.1
44 Bill Davis
44 Sandy Hargrave
" Rill rtovia
41 Sandy Hargrave 44 44
4i Jas Bernhardt 44 44
44 street hands
44 street hands
4 Shaver & Arey hauling
44 J F Pace policing
44 J 31 Horah
44 Sandy Hargrave st work
44 do 44
44 Moran Hampton 44
44 Anderson Hampton 44
44 do 44
44 Moran Hampton 44
44 Jackson Henderson sexton
44 , do 44
44 Moran Hampton st work 2 25
44 Anderson Ford 44 4 4 3 5 6
44 Andserson Hampton 44 3 56
44 Jerry Townseud cl'ng wells 5 00
44 44 44 44 44 5 00
"44 Jackson Henderson sexton
44 Chas Allison street work
44 Anderson Ford 44 44 4
44 Moran Hampton 44 44
44 Anderson Hampton 44
44 Jerry Townseud cl'ng wells
44 Joe Ballard street work
4 R J Holmes 44 44
2 62
4 30
3 93
4 30
4 30
50
3 00
4 50
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 37
44 Moran Hampton
44 Chas Allison
11
11
41 Jackson Henderson aex'ton
44 Anderson Ford street work 3 75
44 Jack Litaker
44 Junius Hears
44 Sam Carter
44 Elisha Mears
44 Sam Carter
14
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n
11
300
3 00
3 00
3 00
4 50
4 25
4 25
4 50
4 50
35
4 50
4 50
3 35
4 50
44 Monroe Hampton 44
44 Anderson do
44 Jack Litaker
44 Isom Ford
44 Henry Bitting
44 Elisha Meais
44 Chas Allison
11
11
11
M
11
11
it
41
44 Jackson Henderson sexton
44 Sam Carter street work
44 Anderson Hampton 44
4 5
3 35
4 50
2 25
4 50
3 00
4 25
4 50
3 35
2 60
40 00
3 93
3 93
3 93
3 93
3 93
3 93
3 93
3 93
9 26
3 93
44 Moran do
44 Anderson Ford
44 Bill Davis
44 Chas Allison
44 Isom Ford
44 Jack Litaker
44 Elisa Mears
44 Julius Reeves
11
11
11
11
11
.1
11
11
44 Jakson Henderson sexton
44 Mrs M A Bruncr interest
44 Chas Allison street work
44 Anderson Hampton 44
44 Moran Hampton
44 Julius Reeves
44 Sam Carter
44 Jack Litaker
44 Junius Mears
44 Anderson Ford
44 Wm Smithdeal
44 Elsh Mearcs
u
u
it
M
11
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1.
11
it
4 J M Horah court fees
24 15
44
Mrs Sarah Johnson inter'st 20 00
44 A A Brown 4 50
44 Keen & Marsh 29 10
44 J D Gaskill matches fcc 5 00
44 T H Vanderford kill'g d'gs 4 55
M do corns 156 34
44 W J Milk witness fee 2 00
44 Jno Henderson cl'ng wells 1 50
44 W S Brown Hauling 00
44 Anderson Hampton at work 3 75
. 44 Chas Allison " 44 375
44 Anderson Ford 44 " 375
44 Bill Davis 41 " 375
44 Jackson Henderson sexton 3 35
44 Kerr Craige atty fees 50 00
44 A Parker repairing engine
house 1 go
44 Edwards Broughton ijk Co
tax books ' 2 73
sa ufoweu urksmithinr 3 20
cmaver cs A.rey Lauling 2 00
Dwc.
. po v n llorah hauling 8 25
Jno Henderson policing 1 00
" Chas Allison st. work 2 60
Sandy Hargrave st. work 2 GO
4 Andersou Hamptou st. w'k2G0
44 Bill Davis st. work 330
44 Jackson Henderson sexton 3 35
44 Beu'Caublo policing 150
"US Lowder 1 50
44 J J. Boll sexton 25 00
4,TH Vanderford (remitt
ed tax to members of
Fire Co. 54 00
"TH Vanderford (remitt
ed tax to members of H
&LCo,) 25 50
" St. Hands 42 70
44 T H Vaudeiford (refund
ed tax to A. Ford) 3 00
44 J J Bruner printing 36 70
44 J D Gaskill mdse 6 75
The. Buerbaum 120
44 Geo. Murphy st. work 300
44 Ed Crowell blacksmithing 3 35
44 Geo Murphv st. work 4 50
44 E B'Neave clerk 3300
44 J A Ramsay (sal'ry 1881) 35 67
44 Merouey & Bro., sup
plies 100 00
44 E K James droving 8 00
44 J M Horah probating
deeds 2 75
44 Merouey & Bro., lumber 11 40
21
44 C W Pool policiujx 10 00
44 J J Bell sexton 25 00
44 Mrs C'Kerr (witness fee) 1 00
44 Titos Mowerv policing 1 50
188:
Jan. 5.
44 Cal Wiseman st. work 4 50
44 Ed Crowell blacksmithing 5 40
44 J C Sheppnrd policing 1 50
44 Wm Rusher 44 1 50
44 R J Holmes pd col'd sex-
ten 3 75
44 C W Pool policing 10 00
44 Wm Davis st. work 4 50
44 Juuius Meares st. work 4 50
44 Elisha Meares 44 44 4 50
4 Anderson Hamptou st w'k 4 50
44 Anderson Ford st. work 4 50
44 Chas Allison 44 44 4 50
44 Henry Hackett 44 44 4 50
44 Jackson Henderson sexton 3 75
44 T H Vanderford killing
dogs 1 75
44 Ed Crowell blacksmithing 2 15
44 1 H Vanderford commis
sions 72 79
44 Moran Hampton st. work 4 50
44 Chas Allison 44 4 4 4 50
44 C W Pool police duty 20 00
44 Bill Davis st. work 4 50
44 Henrv Hackett st. work 3 75
44 Jackson Henderson sexton 3 75
44 E B Neave salary 50 00
44 E B N'eave 44 25 00
44 Jackson Henderson sextou 2 25
44 Jno Henderson policeman 4 00
44 John Holt 44 7 00
44 T H Vanderford 34 00
44 L S Overman Alt'y fees 10 75
44 C P Baker election judge 3 00
44 J A Reudleman electiou
judge 3 00
44 C T Bernhardt Fiu, Com. 10 00
44 Mills overseer 11 00
44 C W Pool policing 30 00
44 J F Pace 44 30 00
44 W S Brown hauling 25 00
44 End Browu police duty 1 50
44 C I) Crawford assistant
cotton weigher 10 00
44 W R Crawford assistant
cotton weigher 10 00
44 J F Pace police duty 35 00
44 Crawford & Co hardware 5 23
44 44 44 44 9 80
44 Jas Smith and son work
on School house 25 75
44 Anderson Ford st. work 4 50
44 Jno M Horah register fees 4 20
44 W J Mills over. e r 9 75
44 Brown &. Gowau stove
and pipe 2 20
44 Verble & Heilig hauling 1 25
44 Sain'l McCubbitis 44 28 50
44 Wins Brown seal'g scales 1 (K)
44 Geo Mowery hauling 15 (X)
44 J J Stewart printing Jl 75
44 Henry Fisher st. work 75
44 Ed Can hie rep. scales 3 50
44 Kluttz & Rendh mm (i.'eo
McNeil's fees Morrison
case 6 40
Feb. 2.
4 John Shaver hauling
4 50
44 T II Vanderford well b'ket 60
44 Ed Crowell blacksmithing 3 95
44 J F Pace policing 35 00
44 W I! Trexler hauling 12 00
44 Jno Beard 44 16 00
44 R R Crawford 44 59 00
44 E K James 44 1 1 00
4' T H Vanderford Corns. 35 41
44 Street hands 14 22
44 Brown & Gowan I 05
44 Mrs. E H Marsh 30 78
44 L M Julian police duty 1 50
44 M .M Bailey hauling 13 80
Mar. 2. 44 Jackson Henderson sexton 3 00
44 Bill Davis street work
44 Joe Ballard 44 44
44 Bill Davs street work
. 44 Jno Holt 4i 44
44 R R Crawford hauling
44 Moran Hamptou st work
tl 44 II 14
II II
44 Geo Mowery hauling
44 Jno Holt police duty
44 Baker & Co., repairing
school house roof
44 C W Pool police duty
11 .1 ii
3 75
3 25
3 93
4 50
21 00
3 75
2 60
4 50
27 00
3 75
7 95
20 00
15 00
44 Jackson Henderson sexton 6 00
44 Anderson Hamptou st w'k 4 30
44 .Mora 11 Hampton
II o o
44 J F Pace police duty
44 Bill Davis ctreet work
44 E B Neave salary
44 M L Beau sireet work
44 T H Vanderford Corns.
April 6. 44 Wm Whittey st work
44 M Ford 44 44
41 Street hands
11 11 ii
44 E K James hauling -
44 Street hands
11 11 44
44 Merouey & Bro., lumhei
35 00
1 70
25 00
14 60
23 83
4 50
4 50
21 75
900
27 50
1162
1725
892
44 Anderson Ford st work
4 50
44 H M Jones nd street hands 8 61
44 Street hands 7 50
44 J F Pace police dutv 30 00
11 i. 11 35 00
44 R R Crawford & Co., 28 60
44 Henry Jmikius cleaning
well 1 50
44 J J Bell sextou 25 00
44 J F Pace police dutv 30 00
44 C W Pool 44 44 30 00
44 Dr J A Caldwell 66 13
44 T H Vanderford Coins, 14 77
44 Goo W Smith jail fees 1 97
44 T H Vanderford 5 60
44 Street hands 6 95
44 T F Kluttz stationery 60
May 9. 44 Jackson Henderson sextou 3 00
44 Keen & Marsh 67 50
44 J J Bell sexton 25 00
44 C W Pool police duty 40 00
44 J J Bell sexton 25 00
44 Ben Canble police duty 18 00
44 J J Bell sexton 25 00
44 C W Pool police duty 35 00
44 Wm Valentiuerock 10 80
44 A G Richardson election
judge 4 00
. 44 T H Vanderford Corns. 32 48
14 Bob Lord street work 3 75
44 Joshua Murphy st work 62
44 Wm Kulley street work 1 85
44 Henry Murphy street w'k 2 62
44 Andeisou Hampton t w'k 4 10
44 Jft.dus Mears street work 3 35
44 Pink Allison 44 44 3 35
44 Wm Ballard 44 44 3 35
44 Abram Miller " . 225
44 Street hands bv T H Van-
detford 101 24
44 Street hands 7 56
11 . 27 70
44 Jackson Henderson sexton 2 25
44 J F Pace police duty 30 00
4t J D Gaskill mdse 3 95
44 C W Pol police duty 30 00
4 Kerr Craige legal service 10 00
44 Cap Cole street work 1 12
44 M Fultz street work 225
Wm Ballard st work 4 10
44 Dick Hill street work 300
" N Pharr " 44 4 50
44 H Tatum 44 4 4 4 50
44 Andy McRee st work 375
44 Junius Mears st work 4 50
44 Auderson Hampton st w'k 4 50
44 Moran Hampton 44 44 4 50
44 Bill Davis street work 4 50
44 E Mears 44 4 4 4 50
44 T H Vanderford extra ser
vices 200 00
44 T H Vanderford remitt
ed taxes 206 08
44 T H Vanderford st work 12 00
44 E B Neave listing taxes 40 00
44 Geo Mowery hauling 1 00
44 Jackson Henderson sextou 2 25
44 C F Baker registrar 476
44 On school furniture 200 00
44 C Sheppard repairing
well frame 2 00
44 Sam'l Taylor hauling '8 00
44 J P Weber blacksmithing 4 85
Cash ou hands 70 64
11
$6533 46
Respectful! v submitted,
S. II. Wiley, 1
W. Smithdeal, v Finance
C. T. Bernhardt, S Committee.
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Denver, Colorado, April 22nd, 1882,
Dr. B. J. Kendall & Co., Gents : Four
years ago while in the employ of A. P. Pt r
ley & Co., Dan vers, Mass., we had a horse
that became spavined during the first year
of my stay with them, and remained so for
four years, though we used every remedy
we knew or could hear of but no avail.
Some time during the fifth year, (fori wtis
in their employ between five and six years),
we were recommended to try Kendall's
Spavin Cure, and after using it two months
the Horse was cured the enlargement hav
ing been entirely removed, and thus believ
ing it to be a valuable medcine I fully re
commend it to all who have occassion to use
it. Respectfully,
P. II. Lyons.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
Fremont, Ohio, Sept. 24, 1883.
Dr. B. J. Kendall Co., Gentlemen
Having had au opportunity of seeing your
"Treatise on the Horse" this Summer for
the first time I was induced to try your
Kendall's Spavin Cure on a valuable horse
that had been lame since the first of April,
from a bone Spavin. I had blistered it
several times aud concluded that my horse
would never get over being lame. Five
weeks ago to-day I commenced using Ken
dall's Spavin Cure and after using it three
weeks the lameness entirely disappeared.
It has been worth $80.00 to me.
II. II. House.
Mount Prajric, Minn., Sept. 24, 1883.
Dr. B. J. Kendall Co., Gentlemen:
Last Spring I had a valuable young horse
that from some cause got a very large lump
about half way on his shoulder and was
very lame for a long time. I had the best
horse doctors examine her, some called it
one thing some another, one said the shoul
der was broken but none could cure it.
After I had tried the cure I went and
bought one bottle of Kendall's SpavinX'ure.
I did not use one half of it before it was all
smooth and clean. Lameness all gone too.
As a horse liniment it is invaluable.
Respectfully, Andrew Orr.
Tawas City, Mich., Sept. 1, 1883.
Messrs B. J. Kendall Co., Gentlemen:
Please send me a package of Prof Flints
Condition Powders. I have used Kendall's
Spavin Cure a number of years on a good
many horsos and never saw its equal on
man or beast. I have given away many of
your Treatise on the Horse but if I could
not get another would not take $25. for
mine Yours etc., F. Rollins.
Alderson, West Virginia, Sept. 18, '83.
Please allow me to tpeak in the highest
terms of Kendall's Spavin Cure for what it
has done for my sou, in fact it cured him
of a bone affection about the knee that
baffled the skill of two of the best M. Ds.
in our city, Schenectady, New York.
D. Van Vranken,
Supt. of S. & Y. D.
Greenbrier, West Virginia.
Send for Illustrated Circular w hich we
think gives positive proof of its virtues.
No remedy has ever met with such unquali
fied success to our knowledge, for beast as
well as man.
Price $1 per bottle, or six battles for $5.
All Druggists hate it or can get it for you,
or it will be sent to any address on receipt
of price by the proprietors. Dr. B. J.
Kendall & Co., Enosburgh Falls, Va,
SOU) BY ALL OBUGGISTS.
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