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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-10-15
Ealen by RaLn.

POTrsTowN, Oct. TN an old, weather
beaten frame house, belonging to the Sehuyl-
kill Navigation Company located along the
Schuylkill Canal, one mile east of Potts
town, for the past three years lived Alexan-
der Sasssman, man whose reputation foi
conviction and imprisonment for larency.
He had refused home with either Of his
children, one or two of whom reside in
Pottstown, and preferred to remain entirely
by himself. He had frequently harbored
tramps and when it became known to day
that he was dead it was supposed be had
been murdered. Mrs. Sarah Eisenhower,
bis daughter discovered his body this morn
morning. When she entered the house she
was horrhed TO find her father lying on his
back on the steps leading from the base
ment to the first floor, dead His head was
thrown back, bis eyes and mouth were wide
open aud his bowels protruded from a hole
in his stomach. The scanty furniture in
the room, which had been left in confusion,
seemed to betoken a struggle. Everybody
believed it was a case Of murder until this
afternoon, when the Coroner's jury met
Then DR.. A. R. Savage, who had made an
examination, gave it as bis opinion that the
hole in the body had not been made by q
murderous instrument, but that II was the
work Of rats. There was no blood about the
body and, although some people yet be-
licve that 5assaman wac killed, il is the
general opinion that he died suddenly and
( that the rats took possession Of his body.
I lie was over seventy years Of age and there
are some suspicious that Il 10 another case
Of Insurance murder.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

Tho following statement Of VIM. ]. Cough
lin, OF So1nerviile, Mass, is sU remarkable that
we beg to esk ior It the attention vt our read
ers He saws: " In The full of 1875 was tnk
eu with II VIOLENT nLEEplNe OF THE LCNGs,
followed by SC, ere cough. l soon began 10
lose my appetite and flesh. l was weak at
one time that could not leave my bed In
tho summer Of 1877 was admitted 10 the cry
Hospital. While there the doctors said hud
y hole In my left lung as big as a half dollar
l expended over hundred dollars in doctors
and medicine. / was 80 far gone at one time
report went around that was dead. gave
mp hope, but friend told me of l;R. WM.
HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. l
laughed at my friends, thinking hat my case
was incurable, but got bottle to satisfy
them, when. to my surprise and gra'ifcatien,
l commenced to feel better My hope, once
dead, began to revive. and to-day feel In bet.
tex spirits than have the past three years.
'"2 write this hoping you will publish 1t, so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DR. WM. HALLS
DALSAM FOX THE LUNGS, and be con-
vniced that CONSUMPTION Can be Cured.
l have taken two bottles and can positively
say that 1t has done more good than all th-
other medicines have taken since my sick
ness. My cough las almost entirely disap.
neared and shall soon be able o go 10 work."
Sold by A. ]. DURLING. Lehightou, and all
druggists. Dec. 18, lSS0-yloow
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Letter From Lansford.

Mr.. EDIroR:-I write these few lines TO
isform you that the Democratic ticket takes
well up here, and rest assured that if you
in the lower end do as much as the mining
regions do for it, every man on it will be
elected. OF course, the Republican candi-
dates are going around begging Democrats
10 vote for them, and to cut the Democratic
ticket so that they can be. elected, but sir,
that is too thin, and it won't GO down this
year. Every Democrat knows that the Re-
publicans cheated and counted out Presi-
dent Tilden for us, and that they did the
same thing with Asa Packer when he ran
for Governor, They tried to count out
Judge Meendsen too, when he was fairly
elected Associate Judge, but they badly fail
ed. These dirty politieal tricks were all ap
plauded by the Republican ring leaders, and
now they have the audacity, Mr.. Editor,
and the cheek, to expect Democrats through
out the county TO vote them IN Office. Then
they will kick out all our Ia collectors and
get the Commissioners Clerk, Mercantile,
Appraiser, and everything else. How many
Of them would vote for Democrat, do
you suppose1 They must think we are lu-
natics. 1t looks much as flour State Treas
urer would be elected, and we want Carbon
county to give good majority. Reigel and
Harleman amt Of much account up here and
they will find it so after the election. All
our candidates are honest and capable, and
ifyou Of the lower end do your duty the
question will be settled largely in our favor.
The Republicans are using money, but we
don't care for that. Money cannot buy
everything. and principles especially. If
sensinger and his friends do as much for
Gallagher, as Gallagher's men do for him,
they will both run we'll. We want to keep
the county Straight, and not haye it said
that the lower end is against the upper end.
Let every man go in for winning this time.
Give US the whole ticket straight.
RAIIYauAruoN
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we,s.pors Itema.

WetnnNuEA ANtAnHs
Our friend VIM, II. Oswald, was on
a short visit to Philsdelphia, on wednes-
and Thursday of last week, engaged in
buying new stok Of goods for the store
house OF Josiah W. Ruch. "Chsl.' at
teuded TO the duties Of clerk while Will
was absent.
The east end Of the Rolling Mill, in
the vicinity OF what is commonly known
as tho "Camel-back, was set on FIRE by
passing coal train, on Wednesday
morning last, but was speedily put out
before any damage was done. This is
the second time the works have been set
on fire.
Rev. Gross, of Parryville circuit, fill
ed the pulpit, and preached to large
congregation, in the evening, in the
Evangelical Church, on Sunday, the I'd
inst. His remarks were considered very
acceptable, It was an eloquent sermon.
The boisterous crowd of half-grown
boys, who let loose at the Central Depot
on Sunday morning last, would do a
great deal better to conduct themselves
in more orderly manner in the future,
if they intend to gain the respect OF the
people. We can term the above intrud-
ers young men of statue" but "not OF
principle. No, not by good deal.
1t is rumored that it is the intention
OF the Rolling Mill folks to remove, or
build new Guide Mill, on more Sc
cluded spot, on the Company's grounds,
in Lehighton. II this be the case, it will
be adding another improvement to the
business interests of that borough.
Miss Mary V. Ditterline. and her sis
te: Matte, returned home from their
late visit to Allentown, on Saturday last.
Erwin Fenner is at present having
his dwelling house repainted, and other
wise repaired. This is much needed
improvement, and ados much to the ap-
pearance of the building. The work is
under the super, ision OF Frank O. Mertz
who is quite skilled workman in that
line.
The many friends of Dave 0'Brian,
will be panied to learn that he bas been
quite indispossd for the past few weeks
We hope he may be speedily restored to
his former health.
Miss Della Solt, an accomplished
young lady OF Lehigh Tannery, paid this
place visit during last week. Miss Sol,
in her short visit to the people of this
place, gained quite large number of ac-
quaintances and friends. She left for
her home last Saturday.
For temperance meeting held in
tue Evangelical Church, on Monday eve
ming last, conducted by w, W. Bowman,
of Lehigbton, programme was provid-
ed and filed 20 the extreme satisfaction
and enjoyment Of crowded house. The
platform, during the evening was occu-
pied by the following speat ers: Rev. J..
@. Bliem, of Slatington, Hon. Levi Weptz,
of Aquashicola, VIM. Craig, Of Lehigh
Gap, and Others. In beginning and cl' g.
ing his speech the latter speaker ng a
short temperance song. QuiNT.
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FORCING A FIGHT
AN ATTEMPT TO BE MADE TO GUST
BAYARD.
A Republican Caucus NOmilatGS
David Davis for President
pro ten. Of the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Oct. II.
The Republican Senators in
caucus this afternoon deter M
ined, by a two-thirds vote, to
nominate David Davis for Pres
ident pro tempore, and Davis
will probably accept. The
Republicans will try to oust
Bayard and elect Davis to-
morrow. The Democrats will
firmly resist. Ifthey fillibuster
the Republicans cannot effect
their purpose; but it is not
believed that they will fillibus-
ter.
The Democrats resolvt d
this afternoon to force the
fight on Secretary Of the Sen
ate, but the Republicans have
come to no conclusion about
that office.
The dicker with David
Davis comprehends, it is be-
lieved, the ousting of all
Democrats in Senate offices
and the substitution of Re-
publicans.
The Democrats will adhere
to their present position on
the committee question, but
the Republicans will try, with
Davis help, to revive the
standing committees of the
last session.
1t is said tonight that a
scheme is under consideration
to secure for David Davis, in
the event of his declining to
stand as a candidate to dis
place Bayard, the tender Of
the position of Attorney Gen
eral in Arthur's Cabinet, with
a view of getting him out Of
the Senate and replacing him
with a Republican who will
attend caucuses and heed their
dictation. This programme,
however, is of doubtful utility
as Mr.. Davis has recently said
in a very positive manner
that he would not accept a
Cabinet appointment.
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STATE NEWS.

David Hartman, prominent citizen OF
Lancaster, died on Monday, aged ~ years.
Mrs. Mary A. Ellis, Of Reading, died sud
denly on Saturday while reading her Bible.
Charles McGorgan was killed at New
Hayen, Fayette county, on Saturday by
falling down shaft.
Mrs. Overholdt, an old lady, of Dawson,
Fayette county, was instantly killed ON Sat-
urday by fall down stairs.
Abe Weller, we'll known ticket scalper,
was arrested Monday at Pittsburg, and is
held for a hearing. He threatens a suit
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
psny for damages in consequence of his ar
rest.
John Ainsworth, Of Altoona, was run over
and killed by cars on Saturday.
John B. Hamilton, brakeman, was kill
ed by cars near Cory, on Friday.
Hon. R. j. C. Walker, of Wiliamsport,
recently paid $5922.08 as taxes Oh real es-
tate in that city.
Alexander Reynolds, prominent manu-
facturcr Of iron at Kittanning, Armstrong
county, died on Friday, aged 70 years.
Two masked men robbed the house Of
John Light, near Lebanon, on Saturday
morning of about $50.
Maggie Carol died at Chester on Satur-
day from burns received by the explosion OIL
a coal oil lamp.
The wages of the hands in the Viaduct
Rolling Mill ut Coatesville have been vol
UNFAIRLY increased per cent.
A wrestling match at Titusvile on We'd
nesday between Jack McGraw and Henry
Edwards for the championship of the oil re
gions and $75 was won by McGraw.
Emerson, Smith a Co., saw manufactur-
ers at Beaver Falls, Beaver county, have
voluntarily increased the wages of their
men rs cents per day.
Samuel Riddle, owner and operator ol
the extensive cotton mills at Glen Riddle,
Delaware county, has reached his SD year.
He engages actively in his business daily.
John Batman, a carpenter, aged so years,
hung himself in Norristown on Tuesday.
He had been a sufferer from malarial fever
and became respondent.
Silas Stackhouse, aged 81 years, acciden-
tally fell into watering trough at Kennel
Square on Monday and was drowned.
Domestic aflctioEs caused Job Chlsler
of Greensboro, Greene county, to take his
life by shooting on Saturday last.
William Laird, an aged citizen of Muir.
raysville, Westmoreland county, was kick
ek TO death by horse on Saturday.
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Big Creek Items.


Mr.. D. S. Harpel and wife, of Harris
burg, on Friday of last week, were here on
a visit to his parents
Mr.. Handwerk, who is a candidate for
Register aud Recorder, on the Republican
side, Was at this place on Friday of last
week, and while here gave us a pleasant
call.
j ]. Kemerer recently purchased a
colt Of Levi Horn, of East Weissport' Con-
sideration, twenty eight dollars.
jacob Buck, of Danielsyille, Northamp-
ton county, father of our esteemed friend,
Paul Buck, OF this place, died On Friday of
last week, and his body was inferred in the
Evangelical cemetery, of that place, on
Tuesday morning. A very large concourse
Of people followed his remains to their last
resting place. He had attained the ripe
age Of eighty years.
The temperance question is making
some stir in Franklin, and We should not
be surprised if the party poll from thirty to
forty votes this Fall, for State Treasurer.
The greater part ofour farmers take lit
tie or no interest in our county Fair. Gem
tlemen, this ought not to be so.
We had pleasant call from Miss Mary
A. Snyder, Of Williamsport, on Monday
last Miss Snyder informed us that she
will open her school in East Weissport, on
Monday, October 3lst. for a term of ive
months. She is well pleased with the Di-
rectors for raising her salary four dollars per
month.
Mr.. Paul Buck, Of this place, is build
ing barn at present on the Heydt's prop
eriy, which he purchased recently.
Charles Driesbach, Josiah Harpel, and
W. E. Kemerer, of Big Creek, were serving
as jurors, at Court, one day this week.
Our farmers are busy at present husk-
ing corn.
Seeding is about done for this season.
REVRnR
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Jacob Hochberg, employed at the Has
ard Wire Rope Works, wilkesbarre, fell in
To tub of hot water and vitriol on Satur-
day night Of last week and was SO badly
burned that he is not expected to recover.
James Campbell, an old man, died a.
the Mort hampton county Almshouse on
Saturday Of last week Of smallpox. specu-
lative insurance risks to the amount Of 500.
900 had been placed on his life.
Misses Hartman and Buchanan, Of Al
lentown, are the guests of Mrs.T. D. Clauss,
Of this place.
Our young friend @, W. Nusbaum was
made extremely happy one day last week
it is boy. Mother and child are doing we'll,
--Masser & Kecks tannery. at Allen
town, was destroyed by fre on Sunday.
Loss, $50 600; fully insured.
Horses and carriages, at lowest rates at
David Ebbert's popular livery on North ST.,
this borough.
Through the energy Of our School Board
the Principalship Of the schools was prompt
ly filled on Monday morning. by the ap.
posntment Of Prof C. E. Griffin, of Easton,
in place of James Ksifer, resigned. Prof.
Griffin is graduate of Lafayette College
and the people may well congratulate them
selves upon such an excellent choice.
Farmers are selling potatoes on our
streets at $1.OO per bushel.
The demand for roofing slate in Lehigh
county, is reported to be rapidly on the in
crease.
The Lehigh county Republican Con-
vention met at Bastian's hotel, in South
Whitehall on Saturday last, and was quite
largely attended. The following ticket was
placed in nomination Prothonotary Lewis
Schmidt Register, Joseph Saeger; Clerk oi
Orphans Court, A. D. Kachline; Clerk oi
Quarter Sessions, o. A. NefT; Coroner, DR.. R,
F. SowIcn; Treasurer, Samuel Stauler; Com.
missioners, Daniel H. Bastan and John
Huttenstine; Auditor, Alex. j. Zellner and
J. s. Weller; County Surveyor, F. ]. Kstleri
Director of the Poor, Daniel Fetherolf.
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The wooden and cotton mill Of Charles
II. Landeuberger, on Randolph street above
Columbia avenue, Philadelphia, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire Wednesday night.
The flames spread So rapidly that many Of
the hands, who were working "over-time,' -
and some Of whom were girls, became panic
stricken, and jumped from the windows on
the third fourth and hith floors to the ground.
Six ofthem were killed, and a large number
were it is feared, fatally injured. They
we're removed to their homes, to St. Mary's
and the Episcopal Hospitals.
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Sudden DenfIr.
Is season..
REVERE.

~ is our painful duty this week to record
the sudden death Of Mr.. Wm. Wagner, form
erly resident OF this borough and for two or
three terms Its Chief Burgess but who, some
two or three years ago, moved to Plymouth
Meeting, Montgomery county, this State,
where he has been following the peaceful life
of farmer. On Monday evening last be
came TO this borough and on Tuesday morn
ing wen to Mlllport, and while walking
alougths street fell to the ground, and be-
fore help could reach him he was dead. lie.
ceased was born in Millport this county, in
the year 1874, and was one OF oar oldest and
most highly respected citizens The funeral
Will take place this Saturday morning, at
oo'clook, at the Lower Towamensing church.
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A. W. Bertolet, of Allentown, Advan

A. W. Bertolet, of Allentown, Advance
Agent for the Osborne Combination troupe,
was in town last Thursday and Friday.
Bert understands his business and is full of
"get up and get"
For the week ending on the 7th inst,
there were Ss.A22 tons Of coal shipped over
the L. a s. Railroad making a total Of 81
42s.ssO tons for the season to tina. date, and
showing an increase Of 60, ,2oT tons as com
pared with The same date last year.
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A Pnhi,ive Enct.

Dr. Evory's Diamond Catarrh Remedy
will cure the worst case of Catarrh or Hay
Fever.
Dr.. Evory's Diamond Invigorator gives
health and strength, mental aud physical,
makes the complexion clesr, white and
beautiful. Pamphlet free. Read the Ad
vartisement.
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TH Those Of our subscrib-
ers getting the ADvooATE
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
$l.25 will be charged to cover
expenses of postage, etc.
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NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given. that an Application
will be male to the Court Of Common Plene
Lehigh Building aud Loan AssDeia,ion. %
Lehighton, Pa, At October Term Of Court,
1851 All parsons ini crested will please take
notice of the same.
W. a. RAFS HER. 5eliclior
Esptsmbsr ~. 1871.
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RENRY,S cARROLIC SALYE.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
kinds of Skin Eruptions, Freokles and Pln-
ples. The Salve Is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case or money refunded.
Be sure you get HENRY'S UARBOLIO
SALVE, as all others are but limitations.
Price 26 cents. For sale by all Druggist
everywhere. Dec. 1s, l6SO-yleOw
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Local and Personal.

The poor sufferer that has been dosing
himself with so-called Troches and thereby
upset his stomachw without curingthe trouble
some cough, should take our sdvice and
use at once DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and got
we'll.
The many friends of Mrs. DR.. N. B.
Reber, Of town will be panied to learn that
she met with q very painful accident on
Saturday afternoon last. She was in the
act Of lifting trap door TO 90 to the cellar,
when she slipped and fell into the cellar,
traeturiug one Of her wrists and receiving
number OF bruises about her body. We are
pleased to learn that she iS again able to be
about the house.
&1- Before ordering your fall and winter
suits and ovcrcoats, you should not fail to
drop into the Post Office building, in this
borough, and examine the new and elegant
assortment Of latest novelties in cloths,
cassimsres, suitings and overccatings now
opening, and which the undersIgned 10 pre-
pared TO make up in the very latest style
aud most durable manner at prices fully as
low az the same material and workmanship
can be obtained elsewhere. Call and be
ruuVinccd
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Reasonable Prices |!
A T PRIVATE SALE.

~
The undersigned of, RS at Private Sale, the
following valuable properties, TO wit
Ali that certain valuable lot, with the build.
ings thereon. situate On the corner uf Iron
and Lehigh streets In the borough OF Lehgh.
ton known as the 'Lehighton Hotel.
Also. one lot, with fonnlatipn walls already
erected. situate on the upper end Of Iron
street, Lehighton.
And, the one-and a-half story house and lot,
situate on the corner OF Bank street and
Bankway, Lehighton.
Also, 4 Dwelling House and Six Acres Of
land situate In Franklin township, on the
public road leading TO Maria Furnace.
And, also, a lot Of carriages harness, sc.
L. F. KLEPPINQER
I.ehighton HoIel,
Cor. Iron and Lehigh streets.
July 9 issl..tE
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ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

All persons are hereby forbid meddllng
with BROWN HORSE, loaned BY me TO
PETER SWARTWOOD. of Mahoning Val.
ley, Carbon county, Pa, as the saine Is my
property j.. +. kLEPPINGER,
sent. "A, lssl-wS. Lehighton, Pa.
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LehIgi,'cn Markets
StOek Marker.

Closing prices Of DEHAvEN n TOWNSEND
Stock, Government and Gold 10 South
Third Street. Phila., Oct. l3, 1881.
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y Our county fair this week was well at
tended, especially so on Thursday. Tsking
into consideration the lutenss OF the time
for holding the feir and the long drouth,
the exhibition were fully up to the average.
The rain on Thursday Afternoon hsslened
the departure ofmany OF the visitors. All
else passed Of satisfactorily.
Rev. James A. Little, OF Hoksndauqua,
exchanges next Sabbath, October 18th, with
ReY.J. R. Doremus, Of Summit Hill, Mode
Fstor Of the PrsSbytery OfLshigh.
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Tn the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Carh,tn (O;nfY.

TRUSTEES ACCOUNT. q. H.. MIN.
SON, trustee Of Henry III. Dengler, having
filed his account up to July, lst, 1851, the
same will be confirmed Nj 81 at the october
Term BY the COurt, unless objected TO.
GEURGE w. ESSER,
Sep. q, 1ssl-wL Prothonotary.
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NERVOUS DEBILI Y
A CIIRE GUARANTEED.

DR. T.. c. WEsI's sEEvE ard jIRAN TRKAT-
MOT. = fpo-itc lor rs sferia. DizxIli ss, ecu
vulsions Nervous = e. afehe. Meptoi uerFas-
SOP. Loss OF MSlnorv, speina o;ihmt. tirpo-
tency. lnvoioutsry Enisaions, Premature Ole
Age caueed bY ovcr t1eit on, selfr 0uee or
ovar -lnhU'coucc, wbioh leees 60 misery, decay
aud ae2th, one box wiz cure icceut caafa.
Each Ooz cont lns one months tICotiueni. Que
dOiiar a Boa. or SIX ur0cs Tor ave coiluId' ernf
by niall prepaid on rcci lpt u prize We guar
anfce SIX bOxes 10 c Ire any oaso W "a each
uloer oCoiveG b. Us fot liz boxeE, accOMQln-
lea with i've doisrs. We Viii sebd the nrcnra-
CT our written gualuutrr 10 rciIrl the mnnlv
II me trea tu vnt does not c6.ct q cure Gaar-
aptecs ids u1d opiv when ne treatll cnt inord z.
% dTect irOm us JOHN Q WEhl q Co.
chossc.in. A J. DUALtHe. Agent, Leh'eh.
siIrH KllNE CO. wholesnlc Agoutr.
Ft1ace hla tsri ~ -
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Dramatic.

Mr.. a. Mrs. Henry Osborne, with their
celebrated Dramatic Company. will ap-
pear in School Hall, this borough, on
Saturday evening next the 18th inst,
upon which occasion they will present
the beautiful domestic drama, entitled
'Kathleens Oddities, and the "Only o.
borne's Dream" Admission 35 and so
cents. Reserved seats Mt E. II. Snyder's
Let there be tull house they are good.
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RED HORSE POWDERS

Are the only Horse and Poultry Powders that
give universal satisfaction. IT the Powders
do not give satisfaction, the Druggist will re-
turn your money. Dec. Is, 1880 yleow