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Around Pleasant Corner.

Formers are now through cutting corn
and digging potatoes.
ID. NJ. Ballet and his leap year chum,
wers over in the other valley to see some OF
the prairie sheep.
Citizens of Mahoning and vicinity pre-
pare youreelYes Tor the Lehighton fair next
Tuesday.
"A. j. Ballet, teacher of the Lehightou
school, spent Sunday with his parents.
The cold weather is rapidly approach
ing.
-Messrs. Kistler and Rehrig, oc this
place. spent last Sunday in Bloomingdalo
Mr.. Rex and wife, of Mauch Chunk
were visiting friends through this section
last week.
j. T. Mcdaniel and daughter, of this
place. were the guests of L. Mcdaniel. at
Packerton.
Miss Emma Gerber, of this place, was
visiting friends in Lehigh county during
the week,
Miss Lizzie Mantz, of West Penn, was
visiting at this plice on Sunday. Jos.
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MARRIED.

SrROHL-BOYER.-O Sept. 2Tth. 1884
AT the parsonage, by Rev. N. z Snyder
W. l.. Stroll. and Miss Abbie :. Boyer,
both of Milluort, PA.
CLAUSS-- NOLF- On September 9th, hy
by the Rev. VIM, II. Strauss, Calvin J
Clauss and Miss Mary Nolf, DO. Of Palm
er Ownship, Northampton county.
STEIG WALT ZEH y Err. On Sept
p, by the same, David Steigerwalt and
Miss Mary zehner, both of West PENN
SchuYlklll county.
SEAGER-NOTHSTEIN.-On Sept. q. by
the same, Julius Seager, of New York, ,and
Miss Rosa NOthstein, of Blooming dale
Larhon county.
HEUSTIEL-SFLLE Sept. is. by
the Rev. J. 5. Erbi Henry W. Neustle
and Miss Christiana Sellers, both of Weiss
port, Pa.
BUCK-H ANDW ERK-On Sept. 27th, by
the Rev. q, A. Bruegel, Wesley Buck, o
Millport, and Miss Hattie Handwerk, o
East Penn.
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MahoninF squibs.

Our farmers are now done sowing.
Nelson and Milton Nothstein, of Besv
er Meadow, spent 5undoy with their par
ents.
Miss Libbie Benninghofrspent Sunday
with friends in East Penn.
-Miss Amanda Weir, Of East Penn was
spending q few days during the week; with
her uncle, Nathan Weir,
Frank KlinEeman who was spending a
few months in Ohio has returned home.
IN. W. Kister q student of the Centre
Square Select school will leave for home on
Sunday. He expects to enter the Keystone
State Normal School during the winter.
Quite a number Of our folks were in
attendance at the Allentown fair during
the week.
Hebron Miller who is working in New
Tripol spent few days with his father.
DAsu.
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turn ont !
Township vs.. County.

There was an arbitration in the Court
House at Mauch Chunk on Saturday in .
suit brought by Kldder township agaips
Carbon county 10 recover the cost of build
ing two short pieces of road leading to the
bridge over Hays Creek. The commission
but to aid the township and then turned it
oyer To them by recent Act OF Assembly
The amount of the bill was admitted To be
correct, but the legal liabli,y Of the c,untv
was denied. The arbitrators. Messrs Stroh
Slewers and GIlham decided that the county
was not legally liable and awarded ln favor
Of the defendant.
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DIED.

KRESSLEY.-On Sept. sth, in Mahouing
Mrs. Elizabeth Kressly, wife Of the late
Jonathan Kressly, decd, aged 81 years
months and days
ZEHNER.-on sept, 18th, In West Penn
Mrs. Christina Zehnsr, wife OF the lat,
John Zehner decd, aged 81 years and !.
days.
BREINERO.-On Sept. 10th, in West Penn
Lewis, son Of Joseph aud Kate Brlenerd
aged months and 10 days.
KAUP-On Sept. 18th, in Mahanoy Plains
Fred Clayton, son Of Wm. and Ellen Kaul
aged 2 months and s days
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Railroad perils.

fatal accident occurred at Neelv's Cut
on the L & S Railroad, about three miles
above White Haven on Monday night. The
morris by name, was signalling two trains
which were approaching from opposite d.
rectons, when he became confused, and in
stepping out of the way of one he got on
the track Of the other, and was instantly
crushed TO death, He was aged about IS
years, and was one OF the compuny's most
trustworthy walchmen.
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C0NOUMPTIVES And RHBUMATICO,
WHY SUFFER !?

When you can find relief and pleasure by
spending month or two on the summit Of
the celebrated long leaf pine region of the
South.
Very low rates OF board will be charged by
the hotel aud boarding houses during the
winter Of 1851, and the state immigration
Department has arranged that persons on
their fret visit can secure round-trip tickets
from Boston, New York and Baltimore at
very low rates. Address
GEO b. PATTERSON, Resident Manager,
Manly p. o., Moore Co., N. q.
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House Eox Sale.

The undersigned offers his residence and
store room, situated on Bank street fir sale
on very reasonable terms. Tho house Is 20x
20 icct, Containing six rooms with summer
kitchen attached aud other outbull1tngs.
the house is pleasantly lUcat ell aud offers a
fine chance to ans Un3 wishing u store room
aud residence un the main street. Call on or
address LEWIS MA RS rEINER,
Sept 6-w3 Lehighton, Pa,
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Opening Of the Rink.
THOa. KENERER,
j. j kUDkR,
JSo. T. SKMuRL.

NPOAAu6 Va Lno nluAs
Through the energetic efforts of our popu :
lar young friend r L. Colburn. of town
and Mr.. David Brodhead, roller skating
rink was opened in School Hail on last
Saturday afternoon; the attendance was
very large both in afternoon and evening.
In the evening all who could obtain skates
had them, but the demand was in excess
of the supply, and as a result many were
disappointed. The Lehighton band made
things lively by discnursing music at in
tervals during the evening At little Of
ter nine O'Clock the fnnr was cleared and
Mr.. s, II. Hicks. of Towanda, and Miss
Pearl Brodhead, of Middletown, treated the
audience to some fancy as we'll as difficult
skating, and little later Messrs Fran k
Brodhead aud S II. Hicks, did some very
difficult acts on the rollers aud were fire.
quently applauded. At ten O'Clock the
skates were taken OFF snd all who desired
INDUCED in skipping the light fantastic toe
after which the first evening at the RINK
| closed, On Monday evening the rink was
crowded; Tuesday evening everybody in.
dulged in hearty laugh over the barrel
race which was won by Willie Hebering
And we would just soy that while many
Of our neighborng towns are boasting o
having $1,000 to $4,000 riuks we san
smile with S45 900 rink
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SCROEuL-A.

A remedy that can destroy tho germs Of
scrofula, and when once settled has the pow
or to root II out, must be appreciated by
those afflicted. The remarkable cures Of
young children and the moro wonderful cures
of those Of middle age and late in life, as IL
lustrated by our printed testimonials, prove
HOOPS SAEsArARILGA 10 be reliable rem
ody, containing remedial agents which do
positively cure scrofula and eradicate 1t from
the blood.
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HOODS SARSApaRlLLA

Is q sllllfully-prepared compound, concen-
trated extract, Jy process peculiarly our
ou7,, of the bost remedies of the vegetable
kingdom known tomcdical science rs altera-
tives, blood-purilers, diuretlcs, and tonics.
Sold by all druggists. Price 81, or six for
s5. c. /. HOOD Sc CO., Lowell, Mass.
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TRACH'S ACADEMY
And Commercial School.

anu OOAAAAAASA SAoA ~ AASSA'
A Posrding and ray SeLool for Young
Men and Ladies. Prepares for coll' ge, Tor
tssrhinE, and for business. NIL coIls II
sJPSrleneed teachers Charges r. aBiuable
..nsas tsoPfy y 81 IsiaSSSG SSG hsI efs s
irons Full Session opens Aug. STA Stu
lents may enter any time send for cata
dogus 70 X "a. rkAOH PTih. EastSn, Pa
BlSASs ssStioA tbis pAPas
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FOR FlFTV CENT0,
LOST.---REWARD.

LOST A HOUND, with both black ears
two black spots, one on side and other on top
uf back answers to the name OF "Pero."
" hBuver has found him ami viii return him
to The undersigned wlll be isbcrally rewarded.
REUBEN MCDANIEL,
Parryylile, Carbon county Pa.
Aug. 25, lsSl.wsf
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Democratic Rally & Parade

DeInocrdIIc Rally d Parade
A grand democratic rally
will be held in this borough
this Saturday evening, 4th
inst. The meeting will be
addressed by Hon. Robert E.
James, of Easton, Pa, , and
Prof. John Mahr, of Buffalo.
N. Y. The parade will move
at 1870 o'clock. Turn out,
turn ont
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A Tribute.

A Tribute.
For as much as we, the Trinity Eyaugel-
ical Lutheran Sunday School of Leh highton,
Pa, have been deprived of one of our most
faithful teachers BY the death of Mrs. Mary
j. CIauss, it is but proper for us to express
our sorrow in the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That, whilst we humbly bow
to the Divine will, we hereby express our
sorrow at thedrcease of our much amented
sister, friend and co laborer, Mrs, Mary J.
Clauss. As a personal friend her hearti
ness aud courtesy, as a teacher, her d-yntipn
and taithiulness, as a neighbor her love and
sympathy, all combine to make our sense
Of the loss we have sustained the mere
painful Yet the consciousness Of her many
graees quickens our gratitude to God, and
inspires ns with the cheerful hope that the
| school which she ieyoutly loved aud served
as well as ourselves, will long continue to
| enjoy the blessed fruits of her earnest Chris
tian life ami of her jealous labors.
RESOLVED, That this resolution he enter
ed upon the minute book Of the schsol, and
that a copy Of the same DO handed to tn,
survivors of her family.
Signed by the Committee,
TH0a. KENEgER,
j. j kUDER,
! JSo. T. SkMuKL.
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Pay Your Taxes.

you have not paid State or County
Tax since Nov. 4, 1882, don't fail to pay
such tax TO DAY, OCTOBER 4. If you
lsll in this you lose your vote.
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&g-24 sheets oi good note paper and rs
envelopes for 10 ceuts ct the Novelty Store
next door to the ADVOCATE Office.
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The Winter Resort,
VINELAND OR SOUTHERN PINES,
In MOORE COUNTY, ETH CAROLINA.

In MOORE COUNTY, NTH CAROLINA,
tNot New Jersey.
is on the most elevated point ofthe long leaf
pine section in the South. Fres from every
malarial influence. The atmosphere is
highly charged with ozone from the almost
boundless pines. Send for work on "The
Pines" written by physician who has made
the lung disease life study 1t gives a
history of this section, Southern Pines, and
many hints which will he of interest to
Rheumatics and COnsumpives. We will
send few thousand copies free of cost to
those applying during the next few months
Wodesire to correspond with physicians,a and
will make it to their interest TO write to us.
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NORTH CAROLINA, ESCAPES.

Our tobacco plants are unhurt and growing
nicely. Grain and prass crops are very kne.
No damage whatcy done to most delicate
vegetables and fruits.
We are yety dssirous OF having the many
thousands OF acres Of unoceupied land fottled
with ana cultivated by Northern armers and
we can offer you climate exempt from late
and early irusts.
EuTlh Carolina Il within fifteen houTs rdo
Of New York. Tho vast resources OF the
state will DO exhibited In this city st tho
Grasd Stute Exposition October LIST 10 jSih,
1874
II IL my duty and pleasure 10 turn'sh infer
nation TO persons seeking homes in the State
Very Respectfully,
JNo. T. PATRICK,
State Agent immigration.
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STOCK MARKETs.

Reported up to 2 o'cl0ck, by De Haven &
Townsend Bankers, No. 80 S Thrd Street
Philadelphia. Stocks bought aud SOLD
either for cash or an margin.
Piiiddeiilh,d, Oct, lst 1884.
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Railroad Guide.
Philadelphia & Reading R. P
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.


MAY 1854.
Trains leave Allentown as follows:
.(Via PERKIoMEN RArLRoAD.)
For Philadelphia at *4.55, $50, 1l.4o a. M,
and 1910 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at $500 a. m.and $40 pm
(yia EAST PENN BRANoH.)
For Reading and Harrisburg, 6 co. $40 a.
m. 1915, 49,, and 9.05 p. m.
For Lancaster and Columbia, eco, $40 a.
m, and sop N.
SUNDAYS.
For Harrisburg, and waypoints, 1886 a. M,
s.n5 M
For Philadelphia 735 a. m.
Trains for Allentown leave as follows:
(Via PERKroMEN RAILHoAD)
Leave Philad'a, 81, 7.40 a. IN. and LOO,
%I.3b, #4,30. anu 6.15 p. NJ.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, $50 am, 30, #4.2o
(Yia EAST PENN. BRANoH.)
Leave Reading, 7so, lol6 a. m, 200. s.5O
Leave tayri,burE, So, 7.'O, $50 a. M, i.it
and 400 p. m.
Leave Lancaster, 1850 a. H., l.oO and ts.4o
Pm.
Leave Columbia, $50 a. m 1.lo and 3.4U
y. m.
tFrem King Street Depot.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading, a.o0 a. M, 600 y. m.
Leave harrisburg, 700 y. m, 4 on y. m.
Leave Philadelphia 80 Il. m, $50 i. IN.
Trains via "Perklomen Railroad" marked
thus (") run to and from Depot, Ninth and
Green streets, Philadelphia, other trains tc
and from, Broad street Depot
The 5000 and e.45 n. M trains from Allen
town, and tho n 35 and Els y. IN. train from
Philadelphia, via PerkiOu en- Railroad have
through cars TO and from Philadelphia.
j. f. WOOTTEN,
- General Manager.
q. @. HANCOCK.
Gen'l Fass'r Il Ticket Agent
May 27th, 1883.
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TIle Carbon 9Arptate.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER A, 1854.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Persons making
payments to this office by money orders o'
postal notes will please make them payabl'
at the WEIssPoRT PosT OFFICE, as the Le
higbtnn office Is NOT a money order Office
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New Advertisements.
a Trial Trin.

Those desiring to sec the paper as II is be-
fore becoming regular subscribers can make
a trial trip" from October /, 1884, 20 Janu-
ary /. 1885,
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We would be pleased to have our citizens
send us items under this head as il is i'm
possible for US to secure them all --ED.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-28

The desk, "My sister and myself have each
rin alike, only mine "a more than twice 81
valuable ! viii gladly exchange with her Z
I'VE have stolen rothln0, said Hucl.
ekNmp, Throwing back his shoulders nnn
NAnctnN Nindictivelv az hts hrnthor-ln-lnw
We haye brought hnce everything We took
"oh, that should have been so deceived
Is 20 trust them, when / ielt Ia my heart
tits truc that ran away ana was innfritd.
love my hushn 4 dearly, and would d. VI
again. They shall never separate uN. shall
they, my Gear once and ah6 took Hnri.
kemps arm and ciuux to him oiicciion.
Captain Mansin asked the usual questions
~ soon ~ thr nrst hurry OF The announce.
ment was over and ruadc the following entry
on The hlciter "Nicioria liuelskamp, aae ~,
can read aud write, charged with STEALING n
diamond pin OF the value OF tt,.r
YOUNG MoNOalNl SuOtf
% the complaint and thon len tho station.
Justice Points, who was sent for, released
untn september -
As soon ~ this matter was settled Mr. and
Mrs, iiuclaknmn went 10 Warners liquor
store who're he remained while she conun,
n short time, no rcconcilia ion having ben
l encctcd. Her Athef otiorcd 70 forgive her II
/ she would rOnouncc hcr hush end, which shC
Feiuscd 10 10 aud bitterly uuhraidcd him foI
her arrest Mr., and Mrs, HuelekAmp were
l warmly received by tho formera friends AND
gtNon tue best accommodations the hOue,
could afford. II Is believed IN Nonkern tina
the cid man VIII resort to any extremes 1,
separate his daushter nom her coachinan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-28

DO 50, and while waiting took breakfast.
lhey had scarcely finished the mcnl when n
cAffinrc drove up aud ArtllO, Nlyinfln'a cid
est brother, uiiehted. Nfrs. Hnelsknmp SEP.
ped out on tho pavement Ia meet him. and
tnefn was bIlcf but earnest conference, In
which Young NoroSini made several attempts
y draw his sister INTO the carriage. When
had itit she was followed hy her brnthor
who went into a private apnrtment WHORE
he was joined ~ the captain. Presently
tAnt MnnEin hcckoneu 10 the youno cNunlo
10 unnic IN. and, Ia n few moments, tha hus.
hand and wife rtood IN the presence Of tho
engaged brother.
a LOOK or nEftANcr
passed hciween them, when ant. Mangin
tnmed 70 huolsfamr and said
am compelled 10 mold your wifo as a
prisoner"
.what have I done that should be arrest.
cdf' foid the young woman, her bosom be
ginning 20 heavc. "Nou cannot arrest mo
for marrying tho man love-
Madam" replied the Police Captain, ~
have q warrant here charging You with
grand larceny Ia stealing diamond pin
valued AZ Sc frona your ptstor."
"ltis talsc, H. ie false. This IL the work o
my people, cried the accused woman, nov
thorouehly aroused. She advanced to the
rAilirg in mont OF the dcak and her eye,
hla1cd defiance ~ her brother and thu cap
tain. ut IL all their doings, ehe continued
they have deceived and betrayed me, the,
have written me false lettcrs and sent mi
the house Is dead, I VIII never return /,
them.
InAvE SrohKN NOTHING.
Here u the pin Nou want, and took II In tn
hurry OF leaving home, thinking 10 was IN,
own and abe laid the glltierlng jewel oi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-28
LIVESTOCK and CITY PROPERTY

No. Io0 Lot l00xlOO feet corner Rugk and
First st., with house containing rooms and
kitchen Furnished IN good styled rooms III
large and supplied with gas aud Wnter THIS
property Is only one block from the Public
kanare. and IL offered for a limited limo.
No. i0l. Lot 5Oxl50, college Hill additionl
fronting on Pennsylvania avenue, with small
house containlng8 rooms; convenient 70
street railroad. Property Is nneiy located
ana offered very low,
M. IGl building site, 150x562 feet on Mont.
somery HIN, situated IN the RailrOad add.
ton, between the Convent aud residence OF
j, D. Reed, fronting on summit avenue ~
offered nj q low figure ana on easy terms.
No. 10I. Lot 591iJ0 with dwelling contain
ing rooms fronting on lielknap street. Tue
Il rect railway runs In front Of this property,
anu II i offered AZ very Reasonable ngure.
except one, situated nt and near the corner Of
East -Flnh and Crnmp streets, nro onerod ~
a very low figure for q short limo only. This
iotS wing ON each slide Of the same, and Will
81 soidi 10 this shape " no denircd. This ~
certainly a bargain for any ono desiring u
make "A Dcrmanont Investment
No is. ono lot 50klOO with house contain.
ing rooms, situated at the corner OF Second
and Pecan streets, only blocks from lle
business centre OF the city: convenient
No IOs one vacant lot i0oxi25 feet with
large barn, situated on West Broadway sgu th
the 7. 4 T.. railroad, adjoining The residence
on Col. r.. W. Murten, and about 10 feet west
Of south Maln street This LOT les eonyen.
TENT 70 the Hosedale Street rAii way ana y 70
the most healthy part Of the city. Iho
neigh borhoOd II good.
No i0g. One vacant LOT fronting 10 ieei on
Galveston avenue, with depth q ~ ieet
south of the residence Of H. y. Harrlhs, Al the
corner Of broadway aud Galveston aYenue'
The ROscdHle street railway runs immeul'
ately 10 'front.' Of this properly. 5enaeflhk ", "
very desirable - building site FOR any one
desiring o suburban reAldence.
No 10s. Residence and lot 81 the corner q
Broadway and Galveston avenue, south %
the r. Z. r. railroad. This property fIouls ny
feet on West broadway and hiss depth ol
80 feet on Galveston avenue, The Improve
uients are ~ f0li0wk a convenient ana com
forfal1e cottage with rooms and Kitchen
aleJ wall and chicken housp, wood and coal
ghedn. There n q nne ciHiefn IN the house
ana the place Is 10 thorough repair. This u
s,noneef (onably one of the most desirable
pieces 81 residence properly In fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-28
B0AZ & BATTLE.
Cotton and General Commission Business.
Houston and Main Streets, Between 18th and l4th
BOAZ & BATTLE.
aEOEIvEIs,s SALE.

IN pursuance OF tho order OF tho District
j Court " Victoria county, made GU the 2lat
day " July 1884, In cause No. ln2a on the
docket OF taid court, wherein Ayers a Can
non and others arc plaintlils and The Texas
Continental Meat company arc defendants,
anis, to-wii: Their sIkUdHricR HOUSE,
AND ICE FACTORY, AZ Fort Worth, Texas,
and all the machinery, tools, appliances and
appnrtenances 10 the same belonging, To-
gether with the land upon which the Same
stands, the same being fully described ~ the
order aforesaid. Also, their Slaughter House
aud lee Factory, az Victoria, Texas. and ali
the machinery, tools, appliances and hppur-
tenances TO the same belonging, together
with the land upon which the same stands,
also fully described In the order above re-
fered to said property 70 offered nt prtuaie
proposals Tor the purchase Of the aams viii
be received until That day, and n not sold ~
private sale on or before said first day OF
October, 1884, the same will be sold az public
auction, within the hours prescribed by law,
by the nndernigned. On The ntft Tuesday ~
month, to.witi The property IN Fort Worth,
at the door Of tho Courthouse OF Tarrant
county, Ia the city OF Fort Worth, Texas,
and the property In Victoria nj the door Of
the COURTHOUSE OF Victoria county, ia tho
city Of Victoria, Texas.
lie, are cash, and ia both cases said sale ~
made subject 70 the approval OF the District
Court of Victoria county, and VIII DO re-
ported W gaid court NJ tile next term com.
ineuring November 10Th, 1884. ana no uue
Will be made 70 the purchaser anti the said
dale Il confirmed by the court.
The undersigned Will give full information
aud particulars 70 all applicants
u. X. PHfDHAH,
Receiver 4. q. u. CO.. Victoria. Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-28
LEURo-PNEUMoNIA.
IlnOn REFUSES to Make Further
Experiments.


Experiments.
|l4eo, ILL, Sept. 26.-Some days
| chicago Live Stock exchange
resolutions and forwarded them
missioner Loring of the depart
4 agriculture expressing doubt
the truth of the reports
De bureau of animal in
concerning pleuro-pneumonia
Nest and proposing as an expe-
to bear all the expenses of
! ten head of cattle in pasture
ged infected herds to learn
b they would contract the dis
The commissioner referred
exchange TO DR.. Sal
chief of the bureau Of
industry for such action as he
4 advisable. DR.. Salmon's re-
Furnished the Breeders Gazette.
rs that he traces the existing dis
lpm its source in a herd of Jer-
bought by c. r. G. Dye near
nore last fall and taken
u, Ohio, where the contagion
9fead by the distribution Of these
and by a distribution of the
thus infected, covering in this
pointsat which tue cattle have
fecently Of alleged pleuro- pneu-
or have been examined by the
and pronounced afflicted with
|eague. That 1t is genuine pleu-
lmonia, he asserts. Is amply
by the concurrence of every
TENT veterinarian who has seen
ftmortem of these cattle made.
points out that these in
Rry experiments by cattle
have been made on a much
Fc2le than that proposed by the
pge, that 600 head of cattle
zen exposed and that while in
fger herds such contamination
beginning to be apparent, no
pan ninety have died or been
as the result of having thus
led the plague. He says that
"a take from three to five months
2plete the proposed experiment,
has already been tried more
sghly than this would try II, and
Spend the efforts TO stamp
enace to the Western herds In
fantime would be criminal. He,
Rfe, declines the proposition and
TO those whose cattle have
aughtered for the facts as tc
ease Ia their herds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-28

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