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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-08-06
R,EsGiIEn From 1FSTH..

The following statement Of WIN, /. Cough,
lin, of Somerville, Mass, rs soremarkable that
we beg to ask for II the attention Of our, read
ers He saws " In the fall Of 1916 ! was TAX,
en- with n VIOLENT. BLERDlHG OF TIE LUNGS,
followed by q severe cough. i soon began to
lose my appetite and flesh. i was 50 weak at,
one time that could not leave my bed. In
the summer of 1877 was admitted 10 the CITY
Hospital. While there the doctors said had
9 hole in my left lung as big as half dollar.
1expended over q hundred dollars in doctors,
and medicite. ! was 60 far gone at one time.
report went arouhd that. j Was dead. gave
up hope, but g. friend toldrne Of DR.. WMJ
HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. T.
laughed at my friends, thinking that my case
was incurable, but 1 got a bottle to satisfy
them, when, to my surprise and graf ihcation,.
commenced to feel better. Ny hope, once
dead, began to revive, and to-day ] feel In bet
ter spirits than have the past three years. -,
= write this hoping you will publish It, so.
that every one afflicted with diseased LpngS
will be induced to take DRs, WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOK THE LUNGS, and be CON
vniced that CONSUMPTION Can be Cured,
l have taken two bottles and can positively
say that It has done more good than all th-,
other medicines have taken since my sick-
ness. My cough las almost entirely disap-
peared and shall sQon be able to go 70 work. 4
Sold by a, ]. DUBLING,, LehlghtOn, and alr
druggists. Dec. 1S. 1sS0-yloow
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Versatile Willie did we'll last week, bit
who was the author Of all his belderdash7
Who will tell
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Yundt, one Of Allen
towns active and Intelligent young men,
Was In this place on Wednesday, visiting
friends.
miss Shoemaker, a we'll known lady Of
rittston, was the guest of her friend Miss
Ella Snyder, for a few days this week
Scientists teach us that flsh used as food
is good for the brain, in consequence of
which fact we would advise 1yhn's repor-
ter froin this place, to use fish extensively
as means Of sharpening his perceptions, 70
increase his understanding, and TO keep hiih
from misrepresenting hereafter.
The penny whistle to Lynn's Democrat
from Weissport tried his hand at impaling
US last week. How well he succeeded we
will let others Judge. But since the ntelli-
gence and fortitude of this imtator of JVn.
US reminds OF hog that had been educated
for a side show, we will say as matter of
justice TO oursef,that the odium he attempts
to bring on us by his founderings aud con-
certed balderdash, amounts to very little,
and, in fact, hurts nobody-henoe our equi-
liberium not disturbed and it does not de-
ter us from accepting such reference in
good-nattred manner, as compliments. The
s,urce--not the sou s,-but the one iol o
fathers them, justihes us in doing so. Here
after no notice will be taken Of the imitator
Mr. Charles Weiss, Franklin's champi
on blacksmith, sold his title and right to be
such TO Mr.. Weiser, Of MaucG Chunk, who
took immediate possession OF the shop for
merly occupied by Weiss Charley, we un-
derstand, means to 60 to Packertoh to ply
his trade.
Mr.. Levi Horn and Nathan Blose start
ed this week for a boat load Of 1aternelons
They expect to return in a little over a
week.
Mr.. JEFF Weiss, the proprietor of the
Farrfer's Home in Towamensing township,
was here on business last Tuesday.
MISSES Carrie and Minnie Kuntz, of AL
lentowhi are visiting at Mrs, II. I. Rick
ert's.
Prof H. C. Campbell stood teachers
examination at Packerton last Friday, Mr..
G. secured certificate, and is well pleased
with the imparLiality Of the County Super-
intendent.
The August number Of the North
AmericGn Rctieto contains two articles on the
Christian religion. The one by that Re-
publican blaspherier Of orthodoxy, r. In
gersoll, and the other by that great Demo-
cratic jurist, Judge Black, who very ably
contends that all meh should accept the Bi-
BILE as a whole, and take 1t in at one gplp.
The two are characteristic and witty, and it
is hard to determine which one has the best
Of the argument. With many Black takes
the cake, while others consider Ingerscll
his superior.
Miss Laura Peters, of Slatington, is on
a visit to her cousin, Miss Mary Snyder.
SCHHEFFELBRENNER's SENTINEL,
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venor,s PredIclIons f6;r AagGIst.

II seems from the Canada papers that
Henry G. Vennor has extended his "revis-
ed" predictions SO that they include August
in detail, as given below August t-Pro-
baby warm and oppressive 2-5-General-
ly pleasant Weather, fairly warm days, and
cool to cold evenings and nightsj 6-Fair
and pleasant 7 Sunday )-Heat and storms;
s-1O-sultry weather, with heavy showers,
cooler evenings and nighti lI-IS-Hest
again In the United States, with cloudy and
sultry Weather, storms in Canada Ia (sun-
day)-Cooler change 15-Cooler To cold
and cloudy and pleasant; l6-- Storms
throughout portions of Virginia; 1915
HailstOrms and frosIs probably in some por-
tions l9-20-Heat and storms 2I-Sultry
and shewery 22-sultfy and windy 1884
Heat and wind s5-26-Hea7Y storms on
the Lakes, on the st. Lawrence, and around
New York. 2T-29-Cooler weather, with
rain and frost in the northern seetionj so
Sl-Fair and pleasant weather, with COO
evenings and nights, with indications of re-
turning heat.
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COmmehciIig business.

Mr.. Joseph obert the famous pork pack
er and curer Of meats at Lehighton, with
whom our business men are generally ae.
quainted, having bought the old Longshore
q Hofecker planning mill property, as before
noticed in this paper, will Immediately
commence the building of large brick
building on that property for a meat curing
establishment Mr.. Obert is an enterprising
business man and we glad y welcome him
to cur business circle his establishment will
be an Improvement to Che town and we
hope he will soou be followed by scores of
other manufactures. We can afford TO give
such people hearty reception. Mr.. 0bert
adyertises for proposals for the digging Of a
drain for The cellar, and will let the contract
for the building Of the new brick building
in few days. When completed he will
have one of the finest establishments in
town, and we feel assured that his venture
will be successful. His meats have been
sold all through this region aud ara noted
for their excellence. 0bert's hams are CON
sidered a great deieaey and command a
better price than any other IN Market
Haziet0H BHlictiH, dug. 2Hd.
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t1EAIrif is MkAtTHi

MENT, specific ior Hysteria, DizEiness, Con
vulslons, Nervous Headache, M entail pepres
sion, Loss OF Memory. PEI ma 0rrhcpa. Impo.
Age, caused by oyer exert on. seltabuse. or
overindulgepce, which leads 70 misery, decay
and death. One box viii cure recent cases.
dollar o. box. or SIX boxes fos Nve dollsrs sent
by mail prepaid on receipt Uf price, We guar
an tee six boxes to cure any case With each
order received by us for six boxes, accompan,
led with five dollaIs. we Z III send the purOhns-
er our written guarantee 10 return the money
antees issued Onlv when the Treatment iaordfr.
ed from our agents JOHN O. WEST n CO..
Sole Pr' 'PTtetors isl 4 lsS "; Madison street
SMITH KLINE a CO.. Wholesale Agents.
Philndel bhia. sept. fa,'80iy
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Religious Notes.

FIRST PREsBYTERIAE CHURCH, no Pastor
sabbath School at 900 o'clock a. N. Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday at SEQ p. m.
ZIoN's REFoRMEDOHuRoH, ]. II. Hartman
pastor. Preaching at 10 a. m, Sermon, in
German. 2 p m, Sunday school. 1880 p. M,
sermon, in English. A cordial welcome to all
NJ. L. CHURCH, Geo. W. North, Pastor,
Preaching Sunday at 1880 a. M, and at 1880
p. IN. Sabbath School at 900 p. m.
EvANsELIcAL CHURCH, W EIssPoRT.-E. J..
Miller, Pastor, German preaching at 10
O'Clock a. m, by the Pastor. Sunday School
at p. N. English pfeaehinga 1880 p. IN.
LkmsHToN E4ANsKnoAL OHuRoH-B. J.
smoyer, pastor. Preaching to morrow (sun.
day. at 10 a. N. sunday school at 2. II.
Preaching At J'so p. m.
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From tha County Seat.


Mrs. Mary Kinsey, Of thisHplace, died
on Friday last after short and painful ILL
ness. She has a family Of four children,
which are provided for by relatives.
DR.. W. A. Cortright lett on Saturday
for New Jersey, TO be absent three or four
weeks.
The Phoenix Hose Company purpose
holding festival on the 10th, 18th, 18th
and 18th of this month in Oak Hall.
-Rumor says that the stock dealers of
this place, who have been almost daily in
Communication with Philadelphia, are put
ting up telegraph instrument for their
own special use and convenience.
"A. Lincoln Stroh, son of w. II. etroh,
ieit on Thursday morning to spend few
weeks on the sea shore.
"A young man about | I years of age and
Que OF the eScursionists from Eastoh to this
place on Wednesday last, by a sudden
movement of the train was thro~h from
the platform Of one Of the cars and severe
ly, if not fatally Injured. solemn tearh-
ing to passengers TO keep off the platform
while the ears are in motion.
e. R. sewers is having lamppost
put in front Of his residence on West
Broadway. 1t is evident that his deeds are
not evil, for he loves lignt better than dark
ness.
Hon. Robert Klotz has two large vases
filled with choice flowers in front Of his
residence, Market square.
Quite numbet of bricklayers are at
work at the new opera house, and are rush
ing il, and the work at the creek is being
pushed along rapidly.
"A. W. Beers, one Of the clerks and
nephews of A. R, Beers. of this place, was
united in marriage to Miss Mary Zane, of
the Second ward, by Rev. E. H. Hoffman,
on Friday, the 29th ult. We wish them a
happy and prosperous life.
james W. Heberling and two sons left
for Ocean Grove, N. j., on Saturday last for
short stay at the sea shore.
NooNGRuiTIEs.
TO expect water to run up hill.
TO be wealthy and not enjoy it.
TO believe that ignorance is bliss.
TO murmur at what can't be helped.
TO judge persons from our standpoint.
To rob the stomach to clothe the back.
To ignoreOmnipotence and covet wealth.
TO try to quit habit by indulging in
1t.
TO ape the rich when it can't be afford
ed.
Too proud TO work and not ashamed to
beg.
TO destroy danger by being indifferent
to it.
To insure your life after your health is
gone.
To lock the stable after the horse is
stolen.
TO suppose that silks and feathers makes
lady.
To hate your neighbor for not thinking
as you do.
TO imagine that money and impudence
makes the man.
JUsTIcE.
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N ONLY DAUGHTER Cured OF
CONSUMPTION.

When deaf was hourly expected, kIi rsned.
les having failed, and Or. H. James wss az.
perimenting with the many herbs Of ofDalcutla.
he accidentally made q preparation. which
cured his only ehild Qf CONSUMPTION. Hts
child is now ip THIS country, and enjoying the
best Of heRlth. BE has proved TO the world
that CoNsUAPTloN can be positively and per-
manently cured, The Doctor now gives this
Recipe free, only askiDgtw three cent stamps
20 pay expenses. The Herb also cures Night
Eweats, Nausea at the Stomach, and will
break up fresh Oold in - hours. Address
CTaddpck \ Co, 1882 Race street, PhiIadel.
phia, naming this paper. tyS9m
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G10 oa.at taEaislsa lgS xItA taIL ,a,,Igs.

hfO Outfit furnished free, with full lnytruc-
NIL hoDs for conducting the most proftsb bic
Wv business that any one cen engage IN -
Tho business Ia so easy to learn. and our insifuc.
tionB are 30 mple and rlain that any, ne can.
make great profits from tie very start. No one
can tail who Is willing 70 work. Women arc ~
sUocessful. as men. Bows and girls can earn
large sums. Many have made over Ope hundred
do lara ~ a single wrek. Nothing Ike IL ever
known before. All who eLgage arc 9uTpt1sed %
the ease and rapidlty with which shas arb hblb
TO make money. You caa engate In ihia qnsia
ness during your spare time at great pront =
tako all the risk. Those who need ready moneg
should WI toto us at once. AL Furnished tree.
Oct 2, 1SSD-lyo
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PENSIONS

Procured for all soldiers disabled In the U. s,
ceased soldiers. The elightest disability en-
titles to pension, PENSIONS INCREAS-
ED. Bounty aud new discharges procured
i hose " ,h usupS la az 70 80, snssa - ansy
"cruular OF information." Addrsss, With
siamps, SIoDDART & Co, Sollcitors of
Claims and Patents, Washington, D. 9. Leck
bOx o23 July lo..wl.
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nENRY,S CARROLIC SGLHE:

The BEST SALVE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Tetters
kinds Of Skin ErupiiOns,, Freckles and PIN.
pies. The Salve is guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction In every case or, money refunded
be, sure yon get HENRY'S t,OARBOLIO
SALVE, as all others are but limitations.
Price % cents. For sale by all Druggist
everywhere. Dec. Is, 1S80-yleow
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Inventors

Should address EDISON, BROSs Attorneys
at Law and Patent Solicitors, olI 7th Street,
Washington. D, C!, for circulars Of instrucs
ton References and edyice sent FREE. @ we
Issues InteTferences and cases rejected I'd
other hands a specialty. Trade-Marks and
Caveats solicited. Upon receipt Of model or
10 patentability, FREE OF CHA ROE. we refer
70 the Commissioner Of Patents. also TO ex-
Commissioners. Established 1885. Sl-eor
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The teachers Examination for Packer
district will be held at Hudsondale, Aug. o.,
for Lausanne and Rockport, Aug. 16; for
Franklin, at East Weissport, Aug. 10.
To pity the unfortunate and make no
effort to help them.
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ERRORS OF YourH. !.

A Gentleman WIN suffered Tor yeara froin
Nervous DEBILIrY, PRE- ArU nE DECAY
Tor the sAse OF suffering huuanity. seld ireo 10
All who need n, the rcciDa aud oireoi iona tot,
nakigg the Gimpfa remedy by Nhlch he was
cni ed. nerers Fishlng 10 prOnt ~ the aqr
veruser'A experience en- DO 90 BY .Adilreaning
IA peEiect confidence. IouN B pGpFN.f
Jan.-f-md q Cellar 1tfeet n, Y
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List 6fLeifers

Remaining unea1led for in the PacEerton
post Office Saturday, July 80;
Hefel6nger, Mrs. f. Hamburger, John B.
Hetfelhnger. John Kern, chss. W.
Lentz, Ell.
Persons calling for any Of the above viii
please say "adYertised."
D. MoDGsfEL, P. NJ.
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If you are suffering with Catarrh, Hay
Fever or Cold in the Head, buy so cent
bottle of DR.. Evory's Diamond Catarrh
Remedy. 1t will cure you at once. 1t
never fails. Read the Doctors Advertise
ment.
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REn HnRsE pnMnERS

Are the only Horse and Poultry Powders that
give universal satisfaction. II the Powderd
do not give satisfaction, the, Druggist will 70.
turn your money. Dec. IS, 1880 yleow
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MOURNING GOODS,


Silks and Satins, in all colors.
Mohair and Debige Suitings,
lovely styles.
Gingham Sditings, all styles.
Laces and Embroideries, every
description.
Corsets Corsets Corsets
Carpets and Oil Cloths, in the
various grades.
China and Glassware.
DooTC AND CHoEC I
DooTC AND SHoEC !
Respectfully,
J. +. NUSBAUM,
Opposite the Public Square,
tehighton, Pa. sept ls-yl
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AsH-GRAFF-on the h qsrd at oheIrryvillss,; herr
by Rev, q, A. Brqegal, Eugene L, Ash, Off
Lehigh Gap and Miss Ella NJ. Grail, Of
Millport,
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John Geisel, aged IS years, fell down a
chute in breaker at Drinon on Tuesday
snd was fatally injured.
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LshightoHS NfarIse;',s. :
t. 49, n
Sock Market.

Closing prices. of DEHAyEN q ,T6YNsExD
Stock, Government and Cold 10 South
Third Street. Phila.. Aug. 4. lhRl
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AN OUTBREAK OF SMALLPOX IN DELA-
wARE.--GEoRGETowN Del, March 28.--A
disease which broke out In Baltimore Hun
dred, eighteen miles south of here, last week
and which has since become epidemic, il now
pronounced smallpox of a most malignant
type. Five deaths were reported to-day, and
fifty weldeveloped cases now exist. 1t is re-
ported that the disease was communicated to
the community in letter, containing wooden
samples IF dress goods, received from the city
by Mrs. George Fnrman, Who together with
her two children, has since died of the
plague. Her physician. it appears, could not
determine her disease, and, even after her
death, and while the body was at the grave,
the lid OF the coffin was unscrewed, and scores
OF neighbors were permitted to view the
corpse, hence the SPREAD of the disease. Not
until after the funeral, and an investigation
by several physicians, was the cause of death
finally determined.
The scare caused by the epidemic is ex-
treme, and the district for twenty miles
around is excited and apprehensve. The
villages on the stage route from Roxana to-
day refused to allow the mail carrier to de,
liver his postal packages, and parcel of
letters sent from another part of the plaque
stricken district to frankfort would not be
received for transmission by the postmaster
there. Tomorrow. it is understood, the
State Board of Health will be asked to quar-
antine the infected district, and thus protect
Georgetown and other towns connected with
Baltimore Hundred by rail. This is demand
ed in view of the approaching term of Court
here, many of the attendants of which come
from the lower part of the county. Mills,
storehouses, churches, schools. &C., in the
stricken neighborhood have been closed, and
spring work have ceased. About all the
vaccine virus in the county has been used and
a large order received from Philadelphia this
evening was sold out in an hour.-PAaa
Ledger.
We should feel thankful that we have not
as yet had single case of the loathsome dis
ease.
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river, excepting stones and gravel, which
should be taken out broken to the proper
size, and the streets repaired or macadamized
with this very appropriate material.
The ravine through which the early " Post
road, . or " Kings highway" between New
YORK and Philadelphia, passed, in leaving the
Delaware river, forms the drainage channel
of large area, aud is the origin or source Of
the wet, swampy land at the foot of the hills
south and north Of York street
The original and natural +" outlet " for this
water was into Swans creek, but the con-
trolling direction Of Improvement, which per-
vaded this section of the village some years
ago, determined that. the drainage should take
an opposite course ditch was dug at much
expense, and tortnous channel, walled up
and then bridged over for the streets and to
accommodate private property.
The refuse of a quarry was thrown into the
original the road bed raised, making great
improvement over the early roadway. through
the slough, which at times was almost inn
passable.
The fallacy of this improvement is made
evident from the damage, expense and annoy
ance that occurs at every heavy rainfall, when
fences, pig pens and temporary bridges are
swept into the narrow, crooked channel-way,
choking the passage, turning the storm waters
into the streets and the cellars of the citizens,
uoluR uucn udlnaHes anu as VIC cry authof1-
ties permit such Nuisance TO exist, indvidu-
ais damaged should be fully compensated by
the city authorities and for that purpose the
taxes should be increased and the money paid
from the street appropriations. 4a
1t is hardly worth while to give much
thought or care to that portion Of the city
above York street, so long as nothing is done
south of it, and as neither property. holders
or the Sanitary Committee express any in
terest in the matter, it must for many years
be unimproved. q.
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WORMS.
WORMS

WORMS. WORMS. WORMS
E. F. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never falls 10 destroy Pin,
Seat and Stomach Worms CDR Kunke Is the only sue
cessfl physician who Tape Worm in two hours
alive, with head. and fee until removedl Common
teaches IL Tape Worm he removed allother worms
free The Doctor tell whether or not the pa tent
has worms Thousands are dying daily with worms and
do not know it, Fits spasms, cramps, choking and sui
location sallow complexion, circles around the eyes,
grinding Of the teeth picking at the nose cough fever
Itching the seat headache, foul breath, the patient
grows pale and thin tickling and irritation of the anus
All these symptoms and more from worms. e. F.
Price st.00 per bottle, six bottles for $500: (For
Tape Worm, write and consult the Doctor1 For oil
Others buy Of your Druggist the Worm Syrup and II
he has IL not send to DR.. e. F. KUNKEL $50 N Ninth
three-cent stamp
Worms capable of producing great disturbances in
the system The whole train OF spasmodc and convu-
siye diseases may proceed from the irritation Of worms
paralysis mania and commissions awell as variety OF
other and convulsfye Affections not unfre
aueny the effects of this Besides these diseases
worms have also been known to produce pieurisy pains
in the side, dysentery remitng fever dropsy OF the
brain, chronic and spasmodie cough. &C.. &c
NERVOUS DEBiLITYi vous DEBrLITYi -
Debility depressed irritable state Of mind, weak,
nervous exhausted feeling. energy OF animation,
confused head, weak memory the consequence OF ex-
cesses mental oyerwork This nervous debility finds
OF IRON II tones the system. dispels the mental
gloom and dependency and reiuyenaes the entire 1i
system. Get the genaine Take only Z. +. KUN.
KELS-it has yellow wrapper around IT. with his
photograph the outside Price, Sl0O ASK your
Druggist and ifhe has not get II OF the proprieor
259 N Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa. ADVICE ree, by
enc losing tn cent stamp Aschenbach Mler Sole
Agents, Sd and Callowhill streets. MarchzS-5m
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The Trenton State Gazette makes the
point that the nomination of Patrick II Law
erty, for Keeper of the State Prison, is a graz
tuitous insult to the Catholic people of the
State, in view of the notorious fact in connec-
ton with his Congressional candidacy two
years ago." when sthe Catholics voted
against him almost solidly because he peril.
diousy deceived one of their priests" the
terrible deception being in denying to the
priest that he was Mason. Hereafter, as
long as the Gazette has its way, no one who
has been voted against almost solidly by
the Catholics " will be able to get an Office in
New jersey.
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The President has nominated VIM.
Walter Phelps, of Bergen Co, 10 this state.
to be Minister to Austria. Mr.. Phelps parts
bis hair In the middle, wears clothes of as
sorted colors, believes himself to be very
smart, has plenty of money, and gets repu-
tation by the constant puffery of the New
York Tribune, in which paper he is heavy
stakeholder. With all these qualifications for
the post, ne can hardly fail to do his country
and state honor in his new position.
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MY husband is delighted With Kenne-
dy's Fayorite Remedy and says he feels like
blessing you for giving to humanity so valu-
able medicine. His local difficulties have
all been relieved, and his entire system toned
up and strengthened. THANK you for your
promptness 10 writing, and we shall ever re-
member you with gratitude" So writes a
lady of Warwick, Orange county, N. Y, to
DIR. David Kennedy, OF Rondout, N. Y.
Write to DIR. Kennedy, stating your case.
+" Favorite Remedy for sale everywhere.
sfa q. @ s Ds March23.2t