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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-06
Republican Committee Meeting.

There will Jr II meeting al the Republi
can County Committee. of Carbon county,
at the office oi the chairman, in Oak Hall,
Mauch Chunk, to-day, (Sept. 5th,l at 2
u'clock p. M. for the purpose of selecting a
pointing persons to hold the delegate elec
tions in the various districts, aud transact
ing such other business Ms may come before
questsd. Joseph Kalbfus, Chairman.
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Mahoning squibs.

The weather has been warm for the
last few we ks; especially E'r those who are
going tn bc examined To day Saturday.
Quite number of'tramps" are now
roamiue bnut in this section. il is asion-
,shing that there has been no "trnmp FASH
ion" vet MS we'll as "dude fashion,"
David Ballet was very successful last
week. He hal the sport Of shooting ducks
and we urge him To repeat it.
some have commenced already To shoo'
-quirrsls. Some say it is rather early. 9th
.rs saw it is latei now when is the time.-
[Sepi. lst.-ED.
The S ciety was not very well sttend
ed last SATURDAY evening on account oi the
ram. The Society will meet again ON next
Friday evening (Sept ~
Charles Miller. nj East Mauch Chunk
was in the valley last week electionetring
for the office of County Treasurer.
The New Mah"ning school will hold
its annual picnic next Saturday evening.
Prospects are for grand success.
There will be English services in the
Evangelical church this evening Sept g.
Dash.
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Kills his Daughter-in Law.
CONFIDENCE.

Thomas Zrrowlski keeps a Hungarian
boarding house at Slabtown, three miles
distant from HaEleton. One OF his board
prs is his father. Peter ZrowiskI, a man
aged three score and ten years. Monday
morning Peter arose later than the other
guests aud requested his daughter.in law to
prepare his breakfast. The repast did not
SUIT him aud he demanded something else.
This was refused him and he seized knife
from the table aud plunged it INTO her ab.
domen making wound three IRches deep
and seven inches long. Seelrg her fall nd
realizing what he had dome he stabbed
himself and then ran out Of the back door To
he garden. where he tell from weak ness
Several hours later twn nf the Huugariaus
WIN hnarird at the house returned and
t. nnd both pools "f blood Dr Laz,rms was
a I once summoned He saws Mrs. Zrwiski
cannot live aud does not think the nld ma II
will rer"ver. He has since committed sui.
eide 10y hanging.
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Around Pleasant Corner,
DASH.

CE Rehrie, OF Pleasant Corner, has
much trouble about his mink. The mink
got in his twenty Ave cent trap but II
wasn't strong enough In hold him, for ia
the morning when he went In look ai'er it f.
nothing but the hair nf the mink was seen
ia the trap. thInE that this must DO .
good trap.
Mr.. p. ]. Kistler and daughter. ol
weis'pnrt, were the guests OF c. II. Seidle
on Sunday last.
Five young boys oi East Penn were
the guests ni G. E Rehrig on Sunday last.
Some wild pigeons were seen during the
week.
On the 25tt inst there was a birthda,
party at J. T. McDaniel's place. They had
a lively little dance.
The farmers are beginning TO make
cider and apple butter.
-Polato digging wi.l soon be in lull
blast.
ON last Saturday ther. wss a heavy
thunder aud hail storm in this vicinity.
The farmers are already making ready
for sowing. JosEPH.
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WeatherlY Chips.


The skating rink rs all the 60.
The next semi annual session 'fthe
District Lodge Of the |, o. oi G. T., will
meet IN this place next February.
HI. l. Beck and wife, of Hazltton spent
Sunday among relatives at town.
The public schools opened on Mond' y
morning with ten teachers aud about SO
scholars.
Wa. Fhckinger, of Bethlehem, aud
Miss Anuie Hudson, of HudsOndsls, were
in town on Tuesday.
R. L. Colburn enjoys taking in the
skating rink about six evenings in a week,
The rink seems To have some special at
traction to Dickl
AT the meeting Of town council on
Monday night it was decided to put up 40
street lamps. THIS step should have been
taken long ago.
Sol. Steward, Que Of weatherly's lead
ing merchants, is going TO build dwelling
house on 81 street.
The shop hsnis intend having an ex-
cursion In Chain Dana next weed.
-Miss Lizzie Days had Le- right srm
broken while sAuting nn lat Friday.
J"SATHAE JESKs.
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Better Than Ten Years pcctoripg.

A correspondent OF THE UNION, New
York City, for whom that journal youches as
II cillzen of high standing and influence,
writes as follows; 81. Jacobs Oil has done
me more good than ten doctors and their
prescriptions in ten years, which cost me on
10 5000, to say nothing of the pain; loss of
time and business. | am us wen Il man now
as | WAS before recourse to doctors. | can
safely and cOnscieniiOusly recommend the
oil to sufferers from rheumatism and kindred
evils, tOrmenting the human body. have
moreover successfully tired ii Oh three Oh my
favOrite horses, that had been declared in-
durable by Veterinary Surgeons OF note.
n. Y. WEEKLY UNION.
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Lower Towamensing Items.


%. o. Blo,e captured u large swarm Of
bees last Saturday week ago, which came
to his premises.
Mrs. Adam Sherer is on th, sick list
she was ser iously i'll, but is convalescing.
Harry. six year old son OF Benjamin
George, died the other week Of diphthrria
Two cows, nne belonging to Aaron
Stroup, the other To Ellen Stroup, were
struck hy lightning the other week and
instantly killed. on the premises OF Mis-.
Abby Stroup.
The young folks Of Fire Line have con-
slructed a croquet ground, in which game
they frequently indulge.
The Lehigh Gap Sunday School will
hold harvest festival this Saturday. eve
ming aud Sunday evening.
Politics are slowly growing hotter in
our midst-especally for Cleveland.
CONFIDENCE.
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VI MARRIED.

OHT-REX-On the srd day of August. nv
the Rev. \. Bartholomew, Jefferson Ohl
of West Penn. ~ehuylkil! county and Miss
nj. q. Rex. OF Mahoning.
BuRHuR-W ETZ Ell On the h day Of
August, by the same. Lewis Borhor and
Mrs. Sevilla Wetzel, bO.h OF Hudsondale.
Pa.
BORGER-REX.-On the 10th day OF Aug,
by the same, Aaron Borger,"f Eldred twP.,
Monroe county, and Miss Lucy A. Rex, OF
MahOning, Pa,
or LpNER-FlNK.-On the 18th day OF
August. by the same. owen Gulducr, *
Fast Penn, and Miss Lydia Fink, OF
heidelberg, Pa.
MOVERS ENIM EL.-On the same day. by
the same, David Mayer and Miss Louisa
]. Semmel, both Of East Penn, Pa.
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Arrangement for tho TRANSPORTATION OF
Passengers TO the state FAIR, at Philadel.
phia, September 9th 10 goth, 1854, over
tae lines Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad.
The general Arrangement Is for the sale Of
special excursion tickets, Including admis-
sion coupon 10 the Fair, from all points on
the line of this Company, In Pennsylvania,
at u rate uf two q, cents per mile. with the
addition OF ffty (JO) cents Tor admission 10
tile Fair The tickets are good tOr three (3)
days and are on slle ron all stations uorth
of Bridgeport and JenllintOwn. and on the
New York Branch from Bound Brook 10
JenkintOwn Uuclusivc),
The special arrangement will be as FOL
loWS:-
points Interested at the low rate OF hgl.-fare,
tickets TO be good going on special iraln only,
but oreturn on any train OF day OF excursion
or day following, For excursions oi HaluI-
day tickets Will be good until Monday tOl-
lowing.
September ilth, leea,
From Wlllamsport, Sulbury. Shamokin,
and all D iints in the MahauOy and Susquc-
hanna Region us far south rs lauaqun.
September 18th and 18th, 1884.
From Malu Line points tPottsville to
Bridgeport inclusive), keading and COlum-
bia, Lebanon Valley and East Pennsylvania,
Schuylldll and Lehigh, and Lebanon and
fremont points.
September 16th, 1854.
From Bethlehem Branch (Bethlchem TO
Jenklntown, inclusive), including Doylcs-
town Branch and n. E. +, X. Il. points,
September 1Tth, 1884.
From New York Branch (BOuud Brook to
Jenkntown, inclusive), and Trenton Branch
points.
Owing to the superior attractions which
will be displayed llis year, the attendance
will far surpass all pre- iiOus eXhlDltOhs, anu
we therefore offer tne above unusual accom-
modntiOnS In order to give all an Opportuui-
ty to attend. &. q. HANCOCK,
Sept, Civ Y. L, q L. y.
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LAPP On the 9Th day Of August, In lie.
highton. Scott Winfield. son OF ChHrieS ana
Adalmc Lapp. nged . years and 10 days.
REX.-On the 18th day of August, in lie
highton, Eva NJ. daughter of Aaron ana
EInma hex. aged 10 months and IS days.
BORHOR-On the 2lst day of August. IN
Mnhoning. Sebastian. husband "t Sal me
BorhOr, aged Is years, months and l4da!s'
GRAVER.-Un the 22nd day Of August, in
Lahlghtnn. Martin b., husband OF Regina
+. tiraver, aged 50 years, months and IL
days
HESS On the es h day August, in WeEt
Penn. Lille A daughter "t Mandus NJ.
and Kitty a. iIess, aged months ana 70
days.
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A Young Girls Suicide.

When at twelve o'clock Thursday night
Of last week the mother of Mary FalEinssr,
aged eighteen years, Of Allentown, went
down stairs to see whcth n her daughter
had arrived home, terrible sight met her
eyes. On the back pnrch, suspended from
a rope used Ms swing, the girls body was
hanging stiff in death. On that evening
Mary left her home IN gond spirits to visit
u friPnl. Miss Evans, in another part al
the city. While there two young men
callei and tine party had a pleasant time.
About half plst ten o'clnck Miss Falzinger
and her lover, Alfred Menges, left for home.
What transpired IN the wa! h"me is not
known, hut it is presumed they he'd "
quarrel aud that she suddenly formed the
resolution 10 commit sui eide.
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TRACH'S ACADEMY
And Commercial School.

A Boarding and Day School for Young
Men aud Ladies. Prepares for college, for
teaching, ami tor business. A iull corps of
experienced teachers. Charges Reasona BILE.
References Faculty Of Lafayette College;
Business Men OF kahon, Pa. and other IA.
irons Fun Session oisns Aug. 9Th. Stu'
aenis may enter any time; Stnd for eata
lOEue 10 K n. tn AOu PTin. Easton, Pa,
Please mention this paper
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New Advertisements.
SCROFULA.

A remedy that can destroy the germs Of
scrofula, and when once settled has the pow
er TO root 1t out, must lie appreciated by
those afflicted. Tie remarkable cures Of
young children and the more wonderful cures
of those Of middle age and late in lie, as IL
lustratcd by our printed testimonials, prove
IIooD's SARsAPATILLA TO be 4 reliable rem
edy, containing remedial agents which do
positlyCIy cure scrolula and eradicate II from
the blood.
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LOST.---REWARD.

LOST. A HOUND. with both Hack ears
two black spots, one un side and orhtr on ton
uf back, answers 10 the nRmo OF "Pero. "
" hpever has found him ami will return him
to the undersigned viii be literally rewarded.
REUBEN MCDANIEL,
Parryvllle, Carbon county IA.
Aug. rs, lSSkw3s
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For County Treasurer
CIIAS. L. MILLER,

OIINo' u NHILI1I1INi
of East Mauch Chunk, will be candid
ate for the nomination for County Treas
urer, at the Democratic County Conven-
ton, subject to the rules Of the party.
July lot. c.*
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Dress Making.

UItsb 1HdhIHb'
Mlss ANNE NJ. Koch, Fashionable Dress
maker, residence in the building orcnpi"d
by Snvde.'s Bakery, Bank street, Lehiph-
ton, Pa, respectfully announces to the
ladies that she has opened Dress Making
Roome as above, aud that she is prepared tn
make up materials in the la'es, styles and
most durable manner, at very reasnnahlr
prices She asks tar trial, and Ruaran-
/, es perfect satisfaction.
MISS ANNIE NJ. KOCH.
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TlIs Carbon Sdrufatc.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 0. 1884.

SPECIAL NoTICE.-Per making
payments to this office by money orders or
postal notes will please make them payable
at the wKrssPcRT PosT OFFICE, as the Le-
hghton office is NoT a money order Office
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ITha Stands allQth2r PIiTilHrGS

Ofthe Fair @ rounds will no disposed Of to the
highest and best bidders at the Public sale
to be held on The Fair GrOulls, at fWu o.
clock z. NJ, on
Saturday, Sept. 9th, 1884.
at which time and place all persons Interested
are Invited to attend. sE- NOTICE: All
small stands usually sold at ami during the
FAIR Will positively not b. allOwsl HOno
but the permanent stands (of which more
have boun erected by the SO1ietyl will be
sold, unless It be for Flying Coaches, shows,
etc, which Will not interfere with the lie
tresAInent stands
ELWEN BAUER, Secretary.
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For County Commissioner.
John ARNFR.

of Weissport, will be candidate for the
nomination of County Commissioner Le-
fore the Democratic Convention. Sub
ject to the rules of the party. t.c
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For County Treasurer,
HENRY BOYER,

of Weissport, Pa, will be candidate for
the nomination for County Treasurer,
before the Democratic County Conven-
ton, according to the rules Of the party.
July 10, lSS4-t CT
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House Tor Sale.

The undersigned offers his residence and
store room. situated on Bdnk street tor sale
on very reasunqblu terms. The house Is 2Qx
"a ieet continuing six rioms with summer
kitchen attached aul other Uuthuil hugs.
he house is pleasantly located ami Ulf5rs ~
fine chance to any one wishing Il sore room
and residence uu the main street. Call On VI
address LEWIS W a KS 4 Elmer
Sept. 6-w3 LehightOn, Pa.
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GEORGE w. KEISER, of Weatherly,
announces himself as candidate for the
office of County Treasurer, subject to the
decision of the Democratic Nominating
t.c.N
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For Assemblyman.

JAM ES SN ZEN II 1,
of Summit Hill, will be candidate for
the nomination of Assemblyman before
the Democratic County Convention. Sub
iect to the rules of the prrty. t,c.
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RoYal Arcanum.

Lchlghton Council. No. $40. Royal Arcan-
um. Is One of the Z subordinate couLcls
working undor the jurisdiction Uf the Su
prcmc and Grand Councils of he ROyal Ar
c mum under whose authority it exists. by
virtue urt charter duly granted hy the ~u-
lTeme Council. A few Obi cts OF Tie order:
Isl To give all moral aud material all In
its power to It's membrrs and tEvse dependent
upi them
81. 70 establish n Wdows' and Orphans
Benefit Fund, from which, ON the sutisftc-
tory evidence Of the death Of n member OF
the order who has complied with all the re-
quirrm uts. a sum not exceeding 81 90 shall
be- paid to his family or those dependent nu
him, as he may direct.
That the above articles are carried out the
following card will attest.
w. q. WEISS, Regent.
II. ]. BRErNEY, Secretary.
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A plaxe in AllentoWn


Fire broke out sunday afternoon in the
packing department nl the furniture factory
II schlegsl. Zeigenfu- 4 Co., in the Firs'
Ward, Allentown. Before the hre depart
ment had gotten into service the flames,
owing To the coinbustihle nature Of the
building and it's contents, had spread 10
the finishing department and the cabinet
shop These buildings were of frame and
fi,l-d with work realty 10 DO shipped and
other work in course OF finishing. The
machinery department, ii brick building.
was saved, hut everything Use. with many
thousand feet of hard lumber IN piies and
under sheds in the yard, was DESTROYED.
Several hundred suites Of walnut aud ma
hngsnv furniture were destroyed, All the
employees lost their tonls. The total lnss
is estimated at $4,000 or slO,OO0, which Is
very nearly covered by insurance. the
origin of the fire is involved in mystery
some advancing incenhisrsm AMI others
spontaneous combustion as the cause. The
hct that door was foun opeI during the
day by one Of the proprietors seems r.
strengthen the incenhiary theory.
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W. = " L411' INVbVH
II. ]. BRErNEY, Secretary.

WEST BETHLEHEM, Aug, 7, 1854.
w. G. WrIss-Dcar Sir. Permit me 10
acknowledge re"eilt uf rrder i0r 5000.
amount of insul anc" held iu YOUR Lodge By
my lafc husband, William Hoyi.
Believe me ttuly SeusihlC uf all kindness
shown during my husbands iilness. ! con
tru hully SAY that the orTcr ia tiils 20 the
letter all thai IL promises. II gives me pleas-
uru to commend It 10 all.
Sincerely yours,
ALICE 7. BOYD.
August % va.
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Railroad Guide.
Philadelphia & Reading R. P
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.

Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
MAY 1854.
Trains leave Allentown as follows;
(via PERKIoMEN RAILRoAD.)
For Philadelphia at #4.55, $50, 1l.Io a. M,
and ss.Io p. IN.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at $500 a. and 80 pm
(via EAST PENN BRASoH.)
For Reading and Harrisburg, 6 90, $40
m, I9lS, 4.so, and e.o5 p. m.
For Lancaster and Columbia, eco, $40 o.
N, and sup NJ.
SUNDAYS.
For Harrisburg, and waypOints, T.SS q. m.
S.06 p. m
For Philadelphia T36 a. m.
Trains for Allentown leave as follows:
(Via PERKIoMEN RAILIoAD)
Leave Philada 4s', 7.4O a. In. and 100
elias, A430. ami o.15 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave PhiladelI Ihia, $50 am, . 80, t42t
p. m.
(via EAST PeNN. RRANoH.l
Leave Reading, 7.so, lol5s. m, 400. $50
and 6.l5 p m.
Lsave Harrisburg, 52', 750, $50 a. m, Ia
and 400 p. IN.
Leave Lancaster, t1.3o a. m, 100 and ts.l
Pm.
Leave Columbia, I.3o a. IN, LILO and "a
p. m.
trrom King Street Depot.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading, 8 on a M, 900 p. m.
Leave Harrisburg. 100 y. IN o. y. m.
Leave fhiladcll hia 0 80 n. m $50 y. IN.
Trains via "Pcrklomen Rai'roao" marked
thus (") run TO and from Depot, Ninth an,
Green streets, philadelphia, other trains 4
and from Bruad street Depot
The $50 and e45 =. nj. trains from Allen
town, and the #l 35 and Il is p. IN. train iron
Philadelphia. via Perkiou rn Railroad, hav
through cars TO aud from Philadelphia.
J. 4. wOOTTEN,
General Manager.
T.. q. HANCOCK.
Gent Pa.sr 4 Ticket Agent
MAY Nth, 1859
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STOCK MARKETS.

Repnrted m to ~ o'clock, by De Haven j.
Townsend Bankers, No. SO Third street.
Philadelphia. Stocks bought aud sold
either lor cash ar on margin.
Ihiiadeluh:a, SEPT. Sid 1884.
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For County Treasurer,
For County Treasurer.

of Summit Hill, subject to the rules of
the Democratic party.
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q school ZOE AL

The University at LqWiSllrg, Pa,
COLLEGE, A ACADEMY. INSTITUTE.
A fun Faculty OILS. Largo Libraries.
eleven FREE SCHOLARSHIPS NJ disposal.
Send for catalogue.
PRESIDENT DAVID !, HILL, Ill. D.,
LLwisBUEG, PESHsYLvANtA.
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For County Commissioner,
ANDREW GRAVER, JR.,

Of Weissport, Pa, snbject to the rules of
the Democratic County Nominating Con-
vention. july Pct c.
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UARNrR, N. IT,, Jan. 81, 1872.
MEssRs. c. /. HOOD 6 CO., Lowell, Mass;
GGntlemen-Eor ten years previous TO the
early part OF 1871 had been constant sul-
fercr from scrofulous ulcers or sores, which
had finally reduced me 10 Helpless condi
ton, as described in my letter 10 you In Sep
tembor of that year. The continued excel
lent health which enables me to keep house
Tor my aged father and TO enjoy life, keeps
alivemy Intense personal interest IN HOOPS
and cannot refrain from eX-
pressing my gratitude for the permanent
cure this wonderful medicine effected H. my
ease nearly two years ago: Willie living IN
Lowell, when all my physicians gave me up
as being in an mcurable condition, one
thing before | close. | have reeonmended
your Sarsaparilla to hundreds. and Ink
more than thousand cases, and my faith in
It's inYincibility in curing scrolula has be-
come absolute by the wonderful cures II has
effected aside from my own. l trust you
will not be slow in making the merits OF
IiooD's SARsAPARILLA known everywhere,
for II Is q duty you owe TO mankind. Win
best wishes Ircmain very truly yours.
SARAH &. WHITTIER.
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DIVORCES ABBSSoLJUJIEa nIyoR;
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Canada Tor desertiOn, nOn-supp0Tt, intemper-
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free STATE your case aud address
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Broadway, New York. july l2-ly
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HOODS SARSAPARELA

Is a skllfully-prepared compound, concen-
trated extract, by a process peculiarly our
olr7l, OF the best remedies of the vegetable
kingdom known tomedical science as altera-
tives. blood-purilers, diuretcs, and tonics.
Sold by all druggists. Price si, or six for
s.. c. !. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
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