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GOuldsbOrO Ttpms.

The weather here has been quite cold
the last few days. The ice on Williams fish
pond was one fourth OF au inch thick on
Sunday morning.
-McEwen, Drum & Co., are busily en-
gagged IN making preparation to put in
large lot of logs on their slide. II. Beaman
is also preparing to putin a lot Of logs. Hope
they will have good winter for their work
W. II. Davis came very near capturing
large bruin, but owing to some deficiency
IN the pen the bear made good his escape.
-Georgo Weiss changed his residence from
the lower To the upper end of Gouldsboro.
Mrs. Jennie a. Williams has left US and
gone to East Wessport to teach the primary
school there. Jennie, we miss your presence
very much.
john Ruff aud wife have gone to Cedar
Run. The Cedar Run fever is abating some
what since the weather has got cold.
Wild geese are migrating southwark, a
large flock passed through here the other
day.
j. L. Smith went to Scranton TO settle
up his duplicate. That's right always be
punctual IN settling up duplicates.
The ADVOCATE is welcome visitor here.
JEW.
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MARRIED.

Arm RNER-BOYER.-On the 4th ult., by Rev.
j. Il. Freeman, Douglas Arner, of Weiss
port borough and Sarah L. Boyer, of North
W,isspOrt, this county.
HONTZ--S SrEMLER.-On the 2sth ult.. by
the same, Frank Hontz. of North Weissport,
and Mary A. Stemler, of Towaunensing
township this county,
Bios f. BLOSE.--On the Goth ult., by the
same, Samuel BlOse and hristianna Blose,
both of Fire Line, this county.
SCHW WARTZ--STRAUB the 26th ult.,
by the same, Tho.. F. Schwartz amt Han
nah L Straub, both Of ire Line, this co.
MEERBH A --KUNTZMAN On the 26th
MI, by the same. Jacob Meerkham and
Minnie Kuntzman, both of Little Gap, this
county.
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Card OF Thanks.

The Committee on the Fair and Festival
Of the NJ. Z. church at Packerton desire, on
behalf Of the membership, to express their
thanks to their friends Packerton, Lehigh-
ton, Mauch Chunk aud vicinity, for their
generous assistance, which contributed to
make the effort so magnificent a success, the
sum of $2l5, being realized.
JoHN MCKELvY,
Chairman of Committee.
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FOR CORONER,
VOTE FOR
CHARLES W. LENTZ,
OF WEISSPORT.


should send for instructions, terms, refer
ences, &c. to Edison Brothers, Solicitors Of
Patents, Washington, DC, who furnish the
same tcitto.t charge. Edison Brothers is q
well-known aud successful firm of large
experience, having been established in the
year 1866. olS-U
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You bet, when coughs and colds are living
about like gnats IN a storm, "Dr. Sellers
Cough Syrup" is q sure cure.
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5000

Ll.N a a A MONTH guaranteed. si2 day
AKAkEn At home made by the industrious
HpoVV CaDlal not requiI ed we will start
you, Men, omen. boys aud pIrls
maze money faster a work for us than at anv.
thing else. IN" work Is light aud easant ana
-uch a. anyone eau 20 TEhtat. Those who are
wis" who see TINS notice will send us their ad
dresses at once ana see for themselves. Costly
OUTFIT and terms ire Now Il the ume. ! hose
already at wlrK are LAYING up large sums OF
monev. Address TRUE & 90, Augusta,
Maine. June 7.-lYE
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Chairman of Committee.
Jonas Sondhcim will sell YOU

| have full line Of Mems, Youths and
Boys Suits which am selling at the vc,y
lowest prices for cash. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere, first clothing
store above Mansion House, Mauch Chunk.
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That our people may have a glance at the
political situation, in different parts Of the
county, we present the following brief cor
respondence;
MAHoNtRe. Il was agreeably surprised
one day last week to shake the genial hand Of
George W. Esser, the popular candidate for
Prothonotary. We had began to think that
he had forgotten US up here in the Valley.
His opponent had been through here a day or
two before soliciting votes on the "Proverty
Dodge" l am much impressed that proverty
alone is poor plea for a man to set up in de.
fense Of being elected to a responsible office
yet this seemed to be Mr. Wehrs only merit.
1 am told that MIR. Wehr is already very
abundantly provided for by the taxpayers, in
the shape of pensions from the government,
having recently received nearly one thousand
dollars of back pensions. A story had been
circulated here that Mr.. Esser cannot speak
the Pennsylvania Dutch language. How
ridiculous, when the truth CLEANS out was
greatly please, on talking with him, to find
that he speaks Dutch most huently, He is a
Carbon county boy, has spent his whole life
here, is of genuine old nsylvana German
stock. He claims his election on the ground
Of his ability and fitness to fill the oifice with
satisfaction to the people. He will receive
good vote in Mahoning, SAR.
FIRE LINB.-At the commencement of the
campaign, some wicked and malicious false
hoods were circulated among certain Demo-
Gratis of Lower Towamensng, to the injury of
Paul Kresge, but 1 am pleased to say that
these have all been contradicted, and have
met the fate of all lies. He will not only re.
ceive n full Democratic vote here, but a good
complimentary vote from the Republican
ranks in the bargain. RED CLOUD.
WEIssPoRT.-Thomas Koons claims that
he is 1.-THE peoples FRIEND" which reminds me
Of a patent medicine mans testimonial. lie
also boasts OF his charity. l have known him
for years, l always found him struggling
with the Bible prcccp; that charity begins
at home," and he has always kept it there.
He once turned poor man and his family
who occupied one of his tenements, out Of
doors, because the man, being cramped by
dull times, was few dollars behind with his
rent. That man. although Republican, will
vote for Paul Kresge next Tucsday-so say
all of US. OLD CITIZEN.
MAUCH CHUNK.-Mr Geo. Esser requests
me to contradict the statement that he said
IL do not want my Rtbulican votes" The
story is Improbable to commence with. Every
candidate wants al the votes he can get. He
will receive a nice complimentary vote here.
SwITZER.
BEAVER MEADow.-The whole Democratic
ticket will receive vote here that will make
the coal fields Of Carbon ring. Every Green
backer almost to man will this year vote the
straight ticket. Men who work for n living
have learned lesson that they propose to
profit by. BLACK DIAMOND.
Observation-Disclosures here are that Paul
Kresge will cevo the largest Welsh vote
in the nining regions yer given to any Demo-
cratic candidate. WALES.
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Special Notices,

6. , 900 YEAR for honest, Intelligent bust.
- mess men Oragents. New business ligbt
work. Address Co OPERATIVE AGENCY,
Madison, Ind. 1une 2S-4mo
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N Il. sIEWERs,
Local and Personal.
TO sURsCRIBERS.

Subscribers will please refer to the direc-
tion tabs on their papers, by so doing they
will be able to see whether they are square
on our books or not, thus:
John Fitzwillam mars ~
Shows that the subscription has been paid
nm I'm March sth, 1879, and consequently
tbare il one dollar due us on the present year,
which YOU will please remit, or Sl.25 will be
charged if we have to send bill.
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BEAVER MEADow.-The whole Democratic
ticket will receive a vote here that will make
the coal fields ol Carbon ring. Every Green
hacker almost to n man will this year vote the
straight ticket. Men who work for living
have learned a lesson that they propose to
profit by. BLACK DIAMOND.
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MAucH CHUNK.-Mr. Geo. Esser requests
me to contradict the statement that he said
II do not want nny Rtbulican votes" The
story is Improbable to commence with. Every
candidate wants al the votes he can get. He
will receive a nice complimentary vote here.
SwITZER.
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Lchigh.on Produce Market.


Closing prices of DEHAvEN X TOWNSEND,
Stock, Government and Gold, 40 South
Third Street. Philadelphia, Oct, so, 1879
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Observation-Disclosures here are that Paul
Kresae will ceivc the largest Welsh vote
in the mining regions EVER given to any Demo-
cratic candidate. WALES.
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a NJ. Petersburg dispatch says that the
plague has caused a general panic in Astra.
chan and Ssratow. correspondent of the
Cotls writes that the plague commenced in
village In the District OF Fuotaisvsk
Precautions against the disease were NJ f,st
neglected, as il was mistaken for tvphns.
Wien the weather became warmer. neon a
died like flies, and the dead lay unburied
in the streets. The infected district has
been surrounded by troops Communica.
ton with Moscow has been stopped. Gen.
eral anxiety prevails throughout Russia.
IL is supposed the deaths have been more
numerous than has been stated.
telegram from Calcutta says that on
Tuesday General Roberts, finding the hos.
tile tribes collected in considerable mum.
bers, attacked them with three small col.
umns, aud was completely victorious. r rty
troops OF the iuuisub cavalry CHARGED A
mass OF the enemy killing nearly three
hundred. The sEirmi,hers 81 the Tenth
llussars drove the enemy from Brouen
Gromo. One hundred prisoners, a qu-n'itv
OF grain, and a large number Of cattle were
captured. The British loss is trining. The
victory Is expected to have great moral
effect
Berlin Is in q comuution over the publica.
ton OF a bill for practically suppressing
freedom Il debate in the German Parlia.
meDt. The document is believed 20 have
emauaicd from Bismarck, who proposes 10
put stop TO "unOecomiug expressions" In
tue Reichstag by Furnishing the offenders on
the spot. The NGtiOadI Zeifiiug suggests. i'm
connection with the measure. that the gov.
eminent go on and abolish Parliament alto.
Rether and set mp dictator.
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II. BALDWIN, of Monroe City, Ind. writes
under date of Dec. 3, 1871, that his wife used
Dr. ? erce's Favorite Prescription with wonderful
results 1t effected her c.urs cure. af;,r several
physicians had failed. The ma y similar letters
positively affirming that the FavoIite PES riptio
had ,ured the disease, d weaknesses peculiar TO
womer, iuduced Or. Tieic to cell IT und r gu,.su-
tee. l. dies need no long submit 10 use ess md
pa niu local treatment, the Favoite Presc linton
j. SAFE, sure and syccly cure. uuucrois who mad
oeon oydiGd'n Tor years have beaE restored 10 per-
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JOHNSON said he calculated, when
writing for a magazine, that if he wrote
but one page day he would at the end
OF ten years have written ten folio vol
umes. When a man writes" saws be.
from his own mind he writes rapidly.
The greatest part of a writer's time is
spent in reading. 4 man must turn
over a half library to write one book .
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Potter Investigation.

The Potter Committee on the 14th e1.
amincd j Henri Birch. Presidential Flee.
tOr at large of Louisiana. His testimony
was 20 the effect that he signed the second
-ft OF certificates, having been advised
there vas informally boo The first set He
knew nothing OF the forgery OF signatures
except what be learned from newspapers
and conversations.
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HE Channels Tor the exit OF impurities
from the system must be Kept unobstructed
or deplorab consequon,cs will follow. DR. Morn 3
VEGETABLE LIVER T. LIS by restoring tie bowels I,
an active condition act loan, or Of ala the bodi Y
hnid'' Moreover they render the digestive aud as
sim'latYe or,ans vigorous rou.s the liyor and
puIly the hillary secretion. as a cathatric they are
INFINITELY 10 lie preferred to dangerous blue pill.
sold by Druggists F'''
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A PHILADELPHIA dry goods merchant
has added a childrens room to his store.
where mothers may leave their children
to be amused with rocking horses, pic
lures and toys, while they do their shop
ping
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FoR upwards Of thirty years Mrs. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP has been use5 Tor
children with never-failing success. II cor.
rects acidity of the stomach relieves wind
colo, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery
and diarrhoea, whether arising from I, eth
ing or other causes. An old and well-tr;ed
remedy. 20 CTS a bottle.
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MRS. HuLDAH DoOLITTLE, of Melrose,
Mass, led her husband into the hen
house the other day, locked the door,
and thrashed him within an inch of his
life with horse whip. Chief count in
the indictment: The emery cuss
chaws too much terbacker to suit me. -
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If you are satisfied to have n poor organ.
or run the risk OF having poor one, TAX e
any organ that is offered you But, ii You
desire to be sure Of having the very best, in
sist on having Mason 4 IIamlin, and DO
not be persuaded 70 take any other.
For Bronchial, Asthmatic and Pulmonary
Complaints, BTO,oR's By0nchi.i Troches y
manifest remarkable curative properties.
25 cents box.
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CATARRH is the forerunner OF consump-
llon-cOnSumptlo means dcdih Juniper
la' Cigarettes are the only common-sense.
pleasant, cS[tH'a cure for CBta-'h, Asthma,
Colds and iloarseness. Price % cts sold hv
all druggists. Mailed on receipt of price nv
Ihebig Chemical Co., Barclay-st. n. Y.
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~ H -aid that the naw year began
win no var on the face ~ the osrih
rave That iD Afgharistar
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ANTHONY COMsTOCK arrested a man
few days since for driving through the
streets with load of undressed lumber.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-01-25

Persons afflicted with rheumatism often
suffer for a life time, their fortunes being al
most without remission. The Joints and muscles Of
such uniortunstes are in cases shockiDgly con-
tOrtoi and drawn cut OF shape. To aHo.d them even
temporary relief, the ordinary remedies often prov,
utterly useless Hosiet,ers stomach Bitiers on the
oiher baud. Is avoucbed by persons who have used
II. 20 oe ge luioe source Of relief IA No.
col by promoting regular habit Of BODY. aud re-
moves from itimpuriiis' which Ia tie opinion Of all
rational patholpgsts orr suate this agOniying COM
piaint aud IT, KINDRED malady, tho govt Beside
this tho bitters remedy disOrI ers Of the stomach
hver and nerves. pieSeut and eradicate inter.
mltent ana Temtient levers promote ape tie and
sep, ani are highly IccOmmeu Ell by pt clans a.
ut~lIalIe me nc nal .-ImuIant md touIc
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'hoh'L = HOWELL * CO. 10 Spruce O.,
New York, conduct n business establish.
msut for tho purpose Of facilitating dealing, IN
NeWspap Adveriis. msnts. They own and con-
troll various lists and comb nations Of Newspaper.
for which they solicit ard receive Adyeitis, mems
Ia the capacity Of principa s. and not As brokers or
agens They also assume charge OF the 81 cling OF
advertising contracts, In cases wheIe tho sdyeriscr
ihIus's tue business TO thor man cement. They
do not compe FOR patronage or submit prices Tor
comparison On compepition) with others obtained
from DIVER Icing Agencies or Publshers While
their patrons have confidence in them they exp.ct
10 cDnTDl aud transact tu-lr adv isins bu,luo,.
and when that oJuidonce Is forfeited they az, ,ci
the patronage 10 bee Withdrawn.
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Sei"ct List Of Local HeWspnpers
hrrauged 10y separate states with publ hers scbed-
ule Tttr- ana great reduction 10 cash customers
ng.le1 ireo 90 any applicant. hdIro q kcwspapet
Advertising bnrr'u, l0Spruc"- street, New York
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-oHE men. between two evils. choose
roth
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American Newspaper DIRECTORY
Ior lHI9 now ready. Five hundred pages Price FIy-
Dollars. Gives circuIutions of all kcNspepeTs 70
SAFE 10y American News t0muany New Work
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PHII.ADELPHlA. = Flour = Western sulefnl,.
" 1897 76i Western extras, 1898 20; Minnesota
extra family, Si@4 621S high grades and Min
nes0ta pa eut process, s6a7 10. Rye -four, g. b.
GRAIN Wheat, No. red, 81 cox; amber, 81 O65s
Hhlte' 81 o. O5; No 2 Chicago spring, 9Hgyic
mixed, So. Oats, white Western, aO28ic .
mixed Western, - a2Oc. RE, West m 5Oaj2c
o.. Crudo n htr,oia ''
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TSTc Measures. Agate and Nonrarei Fo,
lncaouFins entertainments Free by mail for a-ceui
stamp Address Geo. T. RoNrll & % Ne,y VT
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Tho west.

me hostile Indians, imprisoned ~ Fo,,
Robinson n sD,aska, since last pc,ot...
having been informed that thew were -, -.
.sAen back 70 their Agency N the Indian
Aeffitoryi determined 10 die yatb., ,h.z
submit On the och inst abau, .i, ..,.','
2. TO- wnile nearly every one ...s 10 b. i
-hcept the waichiul guard. tho seys,.5
Jumped through the window az az
pTlsgn room, made for the cold uy.frta
Nhith is thIcky coated with fro,e1
-ND"s hupR on the guard from
49, ~ NhIch they he'd concealed since
Ittif capture dangerously wourafng f..,,
OF the guariq of whom one bas Iied "a
Ilotbef was not expected 10 svrvive
pr main guard rushed ont Of the ous,i
NYtss upon nearing The firing. am. upCv, III.
,fIltihlhg tne cause and seeing tf~ a..
w 1.Ii yves running for 'he bluffs. Inmedistsiy
kiIIsg 1ho opening IRE, shot and
wsot Iofty sayageg. Troops
20 pursuit of the 'Byitiye.
an" captured thirty.seven. nea,fy .r -
HHn'f1 are women aud Oh ldreD. Viii H.,
ZIG Cro", and LEI; Hand. head -oep ss5
ah'nR the recaptured The deaf toJi5s -
~ Aulia s'rou 9h into the post for burial
l5 ID uWpff twenty warriors. eiyff sogaggs
o t"2 children. Five soldiers gey1
L7srets, have died II is af7e,. ',." .no
nank sorosiy injured. Private FsyvB.o,
va sit1J.t oy W.. IT,, .',.,
me latest Intelligence from F,, ~.
s2n j. that foursoIdiers aud owe, f,,,t, r, d.
oians have been killed in the pursuit nj ,b..
@pto CheyeDncs, and a c9nsideysiI.
d lumber on both sides wounded al. ,..
iofiy Of she fugatiyes have been rscarty,e5
~ is not settled which side az ,I..r.l...
SnH overFr will benefit iv ... 49,
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Box as ago EsnEr~.
Lists of all the hest ncwsp terS FOR NlyertI.r. -
schedules OF rates charged. Address Geo 4 Rrv..
y 20. DO Anrm co. ir---L N.u- y ----
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INIlglg3
l
MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS

I Re'Ho9T1',yGteA yet by HIGHEST H0NnRS At ALL
VIZ; at PANS, ls67; YIENNA. 1873; SA>rIAGo lss5!
PHtLtDEtrHiA, ls5o; PARis. 1879; aud GEAND SWIM
1871 NpLD NJ EpAL, 1873. Only American Organs ever
awarded highest honors atan tuch. Sold for cash
oTlnstallm'nt-. Ihttrdted Cptdiogcs and Circular
with new sty les and prices, sent free. MASON HAM
lin OHCAN Co.. BosroS. New YOBK. or CHICAGO
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INDIANAPOLIS. Flour - Fancy A, 85es5 50.
family, H6f4 30. Grain-Hheat, No z red win.
ter, new, 9igg3c. Corn. new Western mixod 2qlf
2y%c OaU, white Western, 23824c. mixed
Western, 22gBc. Rye. No 2, afmt5c Bulk
meats Green SHOULDERS, 21lc., cesf sides, $40
lart, prime steam, current make B.tsc sweet
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LOUISYILI,E.-Flo ur-Extra. Syag % extrs
family, s. 60s8 IS; A MOL, s. 5O@5 2j Grain
w neat, new red, g0C.; amber aud white ESQ
Corn, white, 66c.i mixed, sc. Oa s, white. 2SJ4c
mixed &c. Rye, now, Sc Hay, common TO chOioo,
% J0gl0 80 per ton. Mess Pork, old, Is 25as ~.
LArd, choice leaf In ticroe, 65E96l<c choice loaf,
NJ kl TIC. Bulk meats- Shoulders, 21tc. short
nh sides, 8H@8Isc. BacOu--C Clear nb 4ISai1.c.
sugar Cured Hams, 7l60BSc. Cotton &C.
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Ch"np"st Advertising in tho vyorId.
I!n. int TcniuT. with iuli particulars FREQ. Bealf
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Cincinnati Musical Institute.

Roc s'TT,y ~ J., n-trumen'qi MISS H. f. EvAYs. Nh
LiNH CRtNcm, Mics Auuic March. Piano, ORGAN.
v, >. IIic Rnd Theory taught Prof II. "a Andro'f
y Sttin IoIi1Wrd ARRANGEMENTS for boarding pupils
Az MISS lIAITIE Y. DIVINE. laO w 9th 81. CIntif q
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~ J0ckson's Best sweet - Tohncco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-08-29

Use OF GUNPowDER.-It may not be
generally known that gunpowder pre-
vents infection from fever. A soiourner
from tropical districts says that he has
been able to escape infection and mias.
ma by the use of gunpowder, supple.
mented by by few simple precautions
against sudden changes Of temperature,
sunstroke, bad water, and the like. He
uses no water that has not been boiled
and afterward kept from air contact {;
but his main reliance is upon the prac-
tice of burning q thimbleful of gun
powder in his bedroom and very small
quantities in his wardrobe, trunk, ETC.,
SO as to keep his clothes in an atmos-
phere feebly charged with gunpowder
gas. In Madagascar, Reunion, Mauri.
thus, the east coast Of tropic Africa, and
other fever-smitten lands he has found
such simple means a sure preventive of
epidemic and epidsmic diseases. That
gunpowder, the engine of death, some
times preserves life. sis greatly to it's
credit"