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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-10-29
JUsTICE.
weisspOrt Items.

I'm the Evangelical church, on Sunday |
evening last, W. c. Weiss, rs a substitute for
Rev. L. J. Miller, who is busly engaged in
holding revival meetings in the Chapel, at
North Weissport, preached an able sermon |
to large and an attentive audience. The |
Sunday school connected with this church |
is in prosperous condition.
Where is the law and order society that
was so strongly agitated by come of our citi; |
zcns, gone to? We suppose where the
woodbine twineth.
Mrs. Lewis Horn has moved into her
new dwelling house, in East Wcissport.
Rev. j. Z. Freeman occupied the pull
pit and preached and addressed the congre-
CATION on Sunday evening last in the Luth-
Gran and Reformed church.
--Weissport was well represented at the
Great Royal Circus and Menag-rie, which
exhibited at Lehighton, on Tuesday.
Our young friend Will Reed was made
very happy one day last week by becom-.
ing the proud father of bright and bounc-
ing boy. We congratulate VIII, and hope
the new arrival may live long and prosper.
The newly built furnacs was prt under
stack, and was fired up on Wednesday last.
There are now f We puddle furnaces IN nper-
alton, three double and two single.
We learn that our old friend John
Kruse, of Rickertsvlle, formerly brass fier
in the Packerton car shops, has been pro-
NOTED to higher and more respectable no
sition-that of boss of the machine shops.
formerly held by John Bohn, OF Lehighton.
We congratulate john on his promotion,
and we hope he may be capable of perform
ing the duties of that position.
Your correspondent was privileged with
a friend to visit Millport aud viclnity some
time ago, and was strikngly impressed
with the beauty of the surrounding scenery.
The crowniug incident of late was the
burial of "Clover Beaver,"a dog. on the
bank of the Lehigh river. The following
persons ofliciated: Adam Graver, grave dig
ger; Pete Kelly, orator on the occasion /;
Whitehead and Bill Beaver, chief mourners
and pail bearers So rest "Clover" rest.
The spirit of improvement does not fail
with the advance of the cold weather, as
Mr.. A. F. Leapnld has made prepa rations
for the erection of new department adioin
ing his store, now occupied by Josiah Ruch.
Father Daniel Shoch, of this place, an
old and respected citizen, died at the adj
ysnced age of SO years, and was inferred in
the East Weissport cemetery, on Tuesday
last. Revs. Erb, of Slatington, ami Free
man, of this place, ofllelated.
Our Rolling Mil Works are running
right ahead without any stoppages or break
downs Of any consequence. We learn thai
they intend paying their workmen every
second Saturday of each month.
2 Once more has our glorious brass ba nd
gone under. We have come to the conuclu
E sion that they quilted it owing to their moi
having sufficient "tin" to carry it through
Who says again: "Lets help them"
If you haYe a good watch, or fn'
piece Of jewelry, don't have them ruined b,
tinkers, who don't understand the first prIn
cple about watch or a clock. Take then
to E. II. Hollis, Mauch Chunk, and vol
can depend on it that you will get goo'
, work and low prices. QUIST.
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BY the oyerturning Of "A lamp in buill-
ing on Newell avenue, at Bradford on Tues
day night, the New York House. owned by
II. C. Hickock, and two frame buildings
were totally Destroyed. Loss, $4,000.
A postal clerk named Vanhorn, who re-
sided in Pittsburg and ran between Harris
burg and Pittsburg, was arrested at Harris
burg Wednesday on charge ofrobbing the
mails. A decoy letter was found upon him.
At Chamborsburg. an saturday of last
week, Miners Secretary, D. r. Jones, con-
victed of conspiracy at the January court,
was sentenced by Judge Hunter to pay a
hne of 500, the costs Of prosecution and
undergo an imprisonment Of twenty-iour
hours. A similar penalty was imposed on
Hugh Anderson, Jones' eo-defendant. Bail
was entered and the matter will be carried
TO the Supreme court.
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Total for the year, 20 1851 1868 tons. IN in
crease of 1874 4,454 tons over the correspond
ing period of last year. The stock of coal
on hand at tidewater shipping points Sep
tember 80, 1881, was 6l3,05S tons; on Aug
ust 81, 652,943 tons; decrease, 3s,9S5 tons.
A striking feature in the above statistics is
the position held by the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company. Of the large compa-
nes it is the only one that shows gain in
September, while for the year the increase
is g0S,37l tons. 1t is now carrying over
four-tiltns as much as the Reading, while q
lew years ago it was expected to produce
less than two thirds as much, and upon this
point the companies disagreed. With a
moderately cold winter there will be a large
sumption by the iron works is probably
larger than 1t eyer has been, and gives eyi-
denc OF continuing so for long time 10
come. In fact the indications rather favor
au increased than decreased consumption.
The total tonnage OF anthracite coal from
all the regions Tor the Week ending Oct. Is,
as reported by the several carrying compa-
nies, amounted to 652, ,OS4 tons, against 69y,-
Ol8 tons in the corresponding week last year,
decrease oi 46,g34 tons. The total amount
of anthracite mined for the year is 2l ,s5l, ;
Gil tons, against l7,sj9,023 tons Tor the
same period last year, an ncre ase OF 1891
6SS tons.
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From thn County Seat.

Robert Drehr, nephew Of Judge Drehr,
has accepted position as clerk in the store
Of G. A. Rex & Bro, Of this place.
WIN. j. Hstrick and Miss M. Powell
were united in marriage, on last "Wednesday
evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Hoffman, Of St.
Paul's NJ. E. Church, at the:residence Of r.
Q. Butler. We heartily congratulate them
and wish them joy and prosperity.
p. j. Meeham, Esq, has moved into
the house lately occupied by 8. NJ. Young,
one door below the Broadway house.
Good and substantial stone crossings are
being laid from Whites corner to John O.
Dolan's pavement, and from the New Mark
ct house to G. W. Essor's residence. The
borough fathers are doing good work, and
adding not only beauty to the borough, but
substantial ornaments. We admire their
judgment and applaud their courage IN so
boldly dscbsrging their duty as public Off
GERS, irrespective Of conflicting opinions. As
long as you are right, we say g~ ahead
NEEDED.
More Kindness and less brutality
More sobriety and less drunkenness.
More open honesty in politics, and less
secret corruption.
More economy in office, and less unnec-
essary taxes.
More mental culture, and less stupid
ignorance.
More effectual praying, and less dis
gusting profanity.
More regard for the moral law, and less
Sabbath dcsecration.
More care and respect for the aged aud
infirm, and less selfish indifference.
More love and charity, and less malice
and scandal.
More patience and perseverance, aud
less needless murmuring
More natural affection among relatives,
and less envy ard strife
More home patronage, and less buying
abroad.
More frcquenting the house of God, and
less door step loa6ng.
More general fitness in candidates for
puplic Office, and less unmerited popularity
More sober and intelligent thinking
and less morbid Incidence and swelling
bombosity.
More open candor and less base and
secret intriguing.
More true sympathy for the uafortu-
nate, and less unnecessary oppression.
More genuine sociability, and less af
fected superiority.
More honor and independent writing, and
less yielding to demigouges.
JrsTicE.
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EDiToR cAaAoN ADVOCATE = Dear Sir:
Our township is becoming thoroughly
aroused to the good work Of getting every
vote out and putting IN the ticket, as we
have always done, straight We were
brought up to that from voting the old fash
ioned flag ticket. Every Democrat knows
that the Republican leaders counted out our
President, Tilden and also Governor Asa
Packer, and the very Republicans that are
now candidates for Office, going around beg
ging for our votes t. elect them into county
offices, Applauded these diabolieal acts. Dur
ing the war they called us eopper-heads
traitors aud rebels, aud even horss thieves.
Now, when they want TO get into Office, we
are the best men that ever lived. We are
satisfied with our ticket, for on il we have a
Yankee, German an Irlahman, an Eng
lishmau, and several good old Pennsylvania
pulchmep; il 10 ticke, Of The people
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Founders Day at Lafayette College.

Wednesday was Founders Day at Lafay-
ette College, and the annual address was de-
livered by DR.. MeCook, of Philadelphia.
The services in the College chapel were
conducted by the Rev. DR.. Knox, of Bris-
tol, member of the Board of Trustees. AZ
ter the chapel exercises DR.. Traill Green
said; 1--WE have met TO celebrate a great
event In the history OF this College, and to
honor Ario Pardee. We have once cele-
brated the days when Pardee Hall was ded-
icated and have always felt grstihed at the
interest taken by the students in these cele-
brations" He referred 10 the wisdom OF
Solomon, and said Solomon had no Greek,
no Latin, no geometry, no comic sections, no
calculus, philosophy, Anglo-Saxon, French
or German. He was without microscopes or
telescopes, or any of the modern sppli-
anees Of science aud it is no wonder, be
said, "Of the making Of bonks there is no
end, and much study Is WEAKNESS to the
hesh." The speaker said il was unneces
sary 20 introduce Dr. McCook 10 the students
for they had met him before, and he knew
be was always gladly received. DR.. McCook
then delivered an interesting and instrue-
tive address on "Foreordinstinn in Nature"
The address was the occasion for many
compliments 10 the learned doctor. We'd
nesday afternoon The athletic sports Of the
Association were very largely attended and
were exceeaiuEly interesting,
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The Public schools

of Franking Township will open on Mon
day October slst, 1881. Schools No. G.
A. Campbell, Teacher; No. Albert Rishel
Teacher, and No. 8 Miss Mary Snyder
Teacher, will open with the following exer'
cises lst Singing Welcomes 2ud. Pray.
er; srd., Singing; Promptly at Nine 4th.
Address by W. C. Weiss 5th., Singing Be
in Earnesti 9th, Short Greetings by th'
above Teachers in charge 7th., Singing.
Idlers to Work sth., Address by 7. NJ
Ballet, supt. of schools eth, Singing NJ,
Country 'ris of Thee 10TH, Withdrawal o
schools and work.
VIC. Weiss. Director.
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New Advertisements.
a SSIGNEE'S SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate.
The following described real estatr will be
sold on the promises, on
Saturday, Nov. 18th, 1881,

at TWO O'Clock p. NJ. To wit: all that GER
tain tract or piece Of land situated In East
Penn township, Carbon county, Pa, bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at a
stone in public road leading from the house
of John Bittenbender to the house OF Charles
Rerig thence in and along said road and by
land of John Bowman, south 81 and ne-toUrth
degrees, west so and one-fourth perches to II
stone thence by the same, south 6s degrees,
west 81 and one-half perches to a stone
thence south 10 and one half degrees, west
II and eighteenth perches to a wild cherry
tree thence south seventy-four degrees, west
10 perches to post; thence by land Of Daniel
ROmig, north % degrees, west 20 and eight
tenth perches to II post; thence by land oil
CHARLES Rerig, north one-half degree, east "a
perches to a stone; thence by the same, south
6s degrees. west IA perches to a stone ; thence
by land of Jonas Andreas, north 10 degrees,
west IS perches to post thence by land oil
John Bowman, north 6S dcVrees, east Al
perches to q stone thence by the same south
So and one half degrees, east 100 perches tC
the place of beginning containing SIXTY
ONE ACRES and ONE HUNDRED and
FIFTY-EIGhT PERUHES, within said
bounds. The improvements thereon consist
of HOUSE and STAbLE and other outbuid
ings and fine stream OF water runs through
the promises. Terms and conditions Will b,
made known at time and place OF sale. by
ELI =. HElNTZELMAN,
Assignee of Rudolph Vochatzer.
sept. 20, 1SSl-w3.
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Mrs. Nita Bolster died at Reading on
SUNDAY morning, nped hg vears.


Sunday morning, n9ed es years.
In Pittsburg Catholic Church on Sum
day the officiating priest was astounded by
man jumping over the railing in front oi
the altar and snatching the book from his
hand which he was reading The sacri-
ligious individual is said to be suspended
priest who has an antipathy To Father Nee
son. The intruder was hustled cut.
The Eighty-fcurth Pennsylvania Volun.
teers' reunion at Altoona on tho Goth inst
elected as officers If the permanent organi.
cation Cen George Zinn, President; Captain
James j. Wcising and Captain Jonathan
Demo, Vice Presidents; Captain Thomas f
Merchant, Adjudant, Edmund Msther anc
Private G. N. Bowers. Secretaries, and Cap
tain jesse b. Young, Treasurer.
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MARRIED.

the l2lh Inst /,
by Rev. j. L. Freeman, Robert Rabe, OF
East Maueh Chunk. and Miss Emma y.
Hildebrand, OF EastOn, Pa.
- SCHAFFER. - On the
nth inst, by the Rev. 5. Erb, George
SwartwOod, Of Maueh Chunk and Miss
Iona y. ShatieT, of Walnutport.
MOY the 10th inst. by
Rev. J. T. Freeman, Mr. Joseph Meyers, Of
Berlingville, Northampton coy. and Mrs.
Cellnda GROSS, OF East Maueh Chunk, Pa.
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The County Teachers Institute

will he held in the Court House, at Mauch
Chunk, beginning NOVEMBER l4th and
continuing one week. The Lecturers from
abroad will be-Miss Tilie Bsreford, Prof.
6. n. Philips, Prof. N. c. Shseier, Prot
Edward Brooks, Rev. DIR. Edsall Ferrier,
Hon +. A. Apgar, and Hon E. E HigbOe.
The State Superintendent will deliver
Special Address TO the School Directors on
Tuesday Afternoon, November 18th. A
full attendance is requested.
THOS. n. BALLET,
sent22 Wa County SUPERINTENDENT.
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TXECUTORS SALE
Of Valuable Real EST te.

There will be sold at public sale on tho
promises OF John Kreiis decd, In East Penn
township, Carbon county, Pa, on
Saturday, Oct. 29th, 1881,
at O'Clock p. M, a certain tract Of land con
tanning sixty-five acres and nlnety-eiKht
perches and the allowances, adjoining lands
OF Daniel Reinert, Jacuh Steigerwalt. Jacob
Fritzinger and the late John Horn and o. hers.
upon which is erected 2-StOry Frame Dwell
ling House, 24x2S feet. and a kitchen ldxlf
feet, and Swiss Barn s5xB0 feet and nther
outbuildings too numerous 10 mention. Terms
and conditions will be made known at tine
and place OF sale, by
BENZ. NOrHSTEIN.
Oct. ], lsel,wIt Exeoniozs-
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Requiring the school directors, of the sover-
al school districts Of this commonwealth. TO
allow the school teachers the time and
wages whilst attending the annual county
institutes. and prescribing certain duties OF
the county and city superintendents respect
ing the same.
SECTION !. BE IL enacted, &c, That from
and after the passage of this act, il shall be
the duty of the school directors, of the sew
eral school districts of this commonwealth,
and they are hereby required. to allow the
school teachers, employed in the said school
districts, who are actually engaged in teach
ing school therein, the time and wages
whilst attending and participating in the
exercises Of the annual county institutes for
the improvement of teachers.
SECTION 2. That, at the close of the an
nual sessions of the said institutes, 1t shall
be the duty OF the several county, city and
borough superintendents to make a report,
TO each buard of school directors in their re-
! spcctive jurisdictions, setting forth the num-
Der Of days that each teacher shall have at
tended and participated in the exercises Of
the said annual teachers institute, which
said report shall be the basis for allowing
the teachers their time and wages Proud
ed, That the provisions of this act shall not
extend TO the frst school district Of Pennsyl-
vania, nor to the counties wherein special
laws regulating or relating TO county insti-
tutes are in force.
ArPRoYKD-The 7th day Of June, A. D.
1881. HENRY NJ. HOYT.
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Original Cheap Cash
VyI,yl

Mr.. EpIroR: In examining the Commits
sioners' account of disbursements in 1873,
when Samuel Harleman was President of
the Board, find the enormous sum of ST.
590.s5 for miscellaneous Expenses" This
seems TO me rather an indefinite account,
and should require an explanation Of
where the money was spent. Why has
minislration been published in the Gazette?
Yours, TAXPAYER.
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A + PRIVATE SALE.

IA
The undersigned oifcrs at Prlvate Sale. the
following valuable properties. to Wit;
All that certain valuable lot, with the bnlld.
ings thereon, situate en- the corner uf Iron
and Lehigh streets in the borough oi Lehigh-
ton known as The "Lehighton Hotel.
Also. one lot. with foundatipn walls already
street, Lehighton.
And, the one-and a-halfstory house aud lat,
situate on the corner OF Bank street and
LAnkwsy, Lehighton.
Also. Dwelling House and Six Acres n
land situate In Franklin township. on this
public road leading TO Maria FurDaee.
And, aiso, a lot Of carriages. harness, SO.
l.. F. KLEPPlNGER =.
Lehighton Hoscl,
Oor. Iron and Lehigh streets.
fnuF
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GARFIELD 4 sFiIsI'I; N. J si:sss E.::'

A complete, faithful history from cradle to
grave, by the eminent biographer, Dol tom-
we'll Introduction by His Excellency, John
ID. Long, Governor Of Massachusetts. Books
trated volume. ENDORSED edition. Liberal
terms. Agents take orders Tor from p 10 90
copies daily Outsells any other book ten o
one. Agents never made money So fast. Tie
book sells itself. Experience not necessary
Failure unknown, All make immense pro-
nts. Private terms Tree.
iEcRGE STINS0N s. co.
oct. l51m. Portland. Maine.
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Have signed off.

We are reliably informed that number
of teachers, in order to secure engagements,
have signed off their right to pay during
their attendance at the annual county teach
ers institute; we therefore deem il expedi-
ent to publish the law passed last winter or
this subject, wherein school directors are
"required" to allow teachers pay for the
time they are in attendance at the county
institute. Directors aud teachers may read
the law with profit to themselves
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The Pittsburg A. NJ. E Conference met in
its fourteenth annual session, at Wilkesbar-
re, on Saturday of last week. Bishop J. A.
Shorter presiding. The conference includes
Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and
Western Virginia.
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We will send DR. Dyes celebrated Electro
voltaic Belts and other Electric Appliances
on trial for 80 days to young mon and Older
parsons who are afflicted with Nervous DE
bility, Lost Vitality, &s. guaranteeing speedy
relief and complete restoration Of vigOr and
manhood. Also for Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Paralysis, Liver and Kidney difficulties, bup
lures, and many other diseases. Illustrated
pamphlet sent free. Address Voltaio Belt
20 Marshall, Mich. tQ-yl
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A Positive Fact,

DR.. Evory's Diamond Catarrh Remedy,
will cure the worst case Of Catsrrh or Hay
Fover.
DR.. Eyory's Diamond Invigorator gives
health and strength, mental and physical
makes tho complexion clear, white and
beautiful Pamphlet free. Read the Ad.
vorlisemeut
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Oct. Is, lSsI.wss
HxeeutOrs' Notice.

Letters testamentary on the estate OF Sam
uel Hartman. late OF franklin Township, Car
bon County. "a. decd have been granted 10
the undersigned, 0 whom all persons indobi-
cd 70 the said estate are requested 10 make
payment within six weeks. and all persons
having claims or demands will make known
the same without delay 10
HENRY BOYER, Executor.
Wolssport, OCT. 10, lssl-wot
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NERVOUS DEBILI Y /:
A cURE GUARANTEED.

Dr It. C. VESTS NERVE and BRAIN TREAT
MRNT a specific or Hysteria, Dizziness, OvD
vu ulsinns Nervous Ii eadaehe, Mental Depres-
sion Loss of Memory. epeima' o. rhGa. impa.
tency, lnv0iuntarY Emissions, premature oic
OVer.induigence which leacs 90 misery. decay
mud death One box will crre recent eases.
dollar u box or SIX boxes for i've dollsrs' sent
by mail prepaid on receipt q orlce. We guar
nntee SIX boxes TO onre any case With each
order ceived bt us for xix boxes, accompHp-
le0 with live dollars. we will send the purchase
or our written guarantee 10 return the money
II the treatment does not effOcG cure 3uar-
antees issued only when tile treatment rs order
ed direct from as JOHN WEST & CO..
sole PrppIietors. 1871 ~ lsS W. Madison Street.
Cblcago,ll. A. J. DURLlNG agent, Lth'eh-
ton Pa.
Ph'IadeiohIe sept "A 'SI -
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Ladies are respectfully invited to call and
examine my elegant assortment Of shoes
and CATERS, just received from the manu-
lecturers, which for quality, beauty of style
and finish are unsurpassed, and which
have placed at lower prices than ever be
fore reached. Respectfully,
j. II. NusBAUM,
Original Cheap Cash Store.
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nH7 Those of our subscrib-
ers getting the ADVOCATE
through the mail will please
refer to the direction tab, note
their indebtedness, and remit
the amount. In all cases
where we have to send bills
$1.25 will be charged to cover
expenses of postage, etc.
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STATE Of PeHnsyirdpta. C0untB Of Carbon ss
I,W. W Bowman, Cashier Of the nirveramed
bank, do snlemuly swrnr that the above statemst
is true 10 the best OF my knowledge and belief.
v. ". BOWMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn before me this 10th day Of
October, 1851.
Correct--Attest: ThnE Kemerer. n. ?. HoiIefd
and A. J.. Durling, Directors. Oct 10, 1881, !,
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no Whom 1t May Concern.

Notice is hereby given to the public at large
not 10 trust or sell any goods, wares or mer
chandise to any person on the credit OF the
uudersigned unless ordered BY written IN
strument and signed oy
Oct. Is. issI.wss Lshighton, Pa.
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the residence OF Mr.. Ly-
man Mcdaniel. az pnckerton, on the 22nd
Inlt.. Molel aollldaY. aged about u yeaII
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At Muncy Creek township, on Saturday
evening Of last week, a n-year-old son OF
Wilson Opp fell from q wagon under tho
mules feet, and bis head was tTampled on
% that he died in a sholt time,
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Brackets Made to Order.

The Machinery is II new and OF the beet and
most improved kinds. employ none but tho
beat workmen, use well seasoned and aUOd ma
terial, and am therefore ablo 90 guarantees ontlra
satisfactiOp to all who may favor me ewith cnli.
orders Bv mail promptly attended TO. NV
charges are moderate; terms cash, OF interest
charged after thirty days
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