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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-02-21

Our genial young friend, Geo. B. NJ.
Stocker, the ccommodating clerk at the
"star Store" was confined to the house for
several days during this week with a severe
cold
LYDIA Haney, eyed about 20 years died
in this borongh,o of typhoid fever, on Monday
last, and was buried at Parryvillo on
Thursday forenoon.
The ice, Of last week, gayo an oppor.
tunity to the sinners to boast that they
hadn't any more slippeIy grounds to walk
on than the christians had. Rather good
consolation.
Some Of our teachers attended the in.
stituIe at ITazleton last Saturday. They
speak very highly Of the different exercises
class drills, addresses, &c.
Certain parties had their gems taken
last week and circulated them on Saturday
as valentines. This is very wise plan,
and we suggest that they should try and
get tbelr engrayings in some almanac.
--Teachers, from Carbon aud surrounding
counties, should not fail TO attend the local
institute, in this place, commencing on the
9th inst.
Annie Miller, the eleven-year old
daughter Of Jacob Miller, of Easton, liod
suddenly Wednesday. Subsequently it was
learned that while returning from school
she had Slipped and fallen on the ice, strik-
ing her head,
This institute at this place, next Friday
and Saturday, should be attended ly our
people. A good prSgra amme is being pre-.
pared and the institute will 70 doubt be o
success.
Dem Deutschen Teutonia Ball which
came Oh at the Exchange Hotel, this Dor
ough, on last Friday evening was success
A number of Mauch Chuukers were pres
ent and all enjoyed themselves by skip
ping the light fantastic toe until tho wee
sma' hours ofthe morn.
A German photographer is said to haye
photographed flash Of lightning, we cant
prove that, hut we do know that John
Holly, at the Gem Ga llery near the Valley
House, on Bankway, furnishes Is Gems for
20 cents--correct pictures-and cards aud
cabinet photographs at very reasonable
rates. GIVE him call as be will remain
but short time.
The insane department of Blockley
almshouse, Philadelphia was burned to the
ground Thursday evening Of last week and
eighteen Of the inmates lost their lives. The
fire occurred in the ward where the violently
Insane were confined, and many of them
had been locked up for the night, The fire
had so far progressed that it was impossible
to reach them, and they were slowly burn
ed TO death or suifucated.
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BIahoning Items,

Miss Mury Kstlcr is spending n few
weeks at Lchighton.
Elias Rex has purchased new sleigh
from our blacksmith, MahlSn Nothstcin.
Miss Mary Frye, of Tamaqua, was the
guest of NJ iss Lizzie Kistlor last week.
Miss Emma Gerber, of West Penn, is the
guest of Nathan Zimmerman.
Prof I. NJ. Ballet was spending few
days with his parents last week.
Miss Emma L. Seldle was unanimously
elected Organist Of the St. Johns church on
Sunday.
jacob Snyder, of Monroe county, was
visiting at James Sinyard's on last Sunday.
William Meyer and four othor gentle,
men accompanied by their lady friends, were
the guests of Frank Smith on last Sunday.
Joseph, Of Pleasant Corner, has taken
two verses out Of an almanac that he o1ca-
sionally reports, /. C. First, that eating
without food and drinking without water is
Ike - without a girl Second, that ]. T..
Mcdaniel had dance on Saturday evening,
and passed OF quietly. These are nice verses
from A. O's almanac.
Charles Lobicn, Of Nauah Chunk, was
in tho Valley during the week, stopping with
Jacob Kistlcr.
Services will be he'd in the Evangelical
church tomorrow Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. Chubb, OF Lehishton, will
preach. All are cordially invited.
All persons who intend to dispose ofthoir
property-real estate or personal - should
have their bills printed at the ADvooATE
olIico. DASH.
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Our Borough Election.

The election in this borough last Tuesday
passed of very quietly. The Republicans
did not place in nomination any ticket,
hence the nominees Of the Democratic
party were all elected as fellows
Burgess, Joseph 0bert.
Councilmen, William Miller and II. i
Koons.
School Directors, Samuel Frey and John
Peter.
Overseer Of Poor, Peter Helm.
Constable, L. W. School,
Judge of Elections, Paul Wagner.
Inspectors of Elections, Chas, Yenser and
j. T. Moulthrop.
Assessor, Jacob Dentinger.
Assistant Assessors, Ezra Newhard and
Charles Trainer.
Auditor, NJ. C. Trcxler.
A total OF zoe votes were polled, many
Of which were cast scattering for lersons
who ran independent and who were not
candidates at all, thus Jos Zuhn, for Con-
stable. poled 33 votes; C. Billman, sr., for
Poor Director, AZ, and B. j. Kuntz 25 votes
for Auditor,
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People in and ont Of Town.

People in and out Of Town.
We would be pleased to have our citizens
send us items under this head as it is i'm
possible for us to secure them all --ED.
D
Prot Ballet was in town during the
week.
F, r. Alexander, Of Bethlehem, was in
town on Friday.
Mr.. Jonathan Good, of Philadelphia,
spent last Sunday in town.
Miss Emma Schrefler, Of TaInaqua, VIZ 8
visiting friends in town last week.
r.. b. Shonen, Insurance. agent,o BetL.
lehem, was in town on Wednesday,
John Kirk, of Philadelphia, was stop
ping in town with friends last Sunday.
Our young friend Joseph Klbler, Of
Albrightsville, was in to see us on last
Saturday.
Miss Emma f. Houser, OF Delaware
Water Gap, is the guest of Mrs. Thomas D.
Thomas, Of town.
Griffith DeLong, of Princes, was in
town on Saturday and renewed his sub
scription to the ADVOCATE.
Our artistic young friend Gidean r.
KOstcnbader, Of Reading, Pa, dropped iu
TO see US, while in town, last week.
Charles Weeder accompanied by his
81 ter Miss Louisa, of Iowa City, Ia, are the
gitss of Mrs Fred Brinkman, on Bank
street.
viii Ash the popular insurance agent,
of Great Bend, Pa, was 10 Town over Sun
day the guest Of M. George Clauss, on Bank
street
Miss Kato Boa', an estimable lady Of
Tamaqna, was the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Ed Wheatley, on Bank street, during
the week.
Rev. j. II. Kuder has accepted a
unanimous call to Trinity Lutheran church,
this borough, aud on about April lst he
will move TO town and make his home
with Mr.. Lewis F. KleppngeP.
w. II. Kaercher, supt. of the Lehigh-
ton Breaker, has resigned his position here
and accepted one at Lost Greek, Pa. He
moved his family and household effects 10
tho latter place on Saturday last. Wewlsh
him success in his new field.
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Weissport Letter.

Last Sunday evening, Mr.. W. C. Wciss
conducted chilhren's meeting in the
Evangelical church. Addresses were made
by Mr.. A. A. Hatch aud W. C. Weiss.
Next Sunday the Rev. A. A. DeLong
will deliver his farewell sermon,iu German, ,
ami in the evening, in English, and the
following Tuesday will leave Tor conference,
which will he held at CatAsauqua, Lehigh
county.
-On Tuesday last Mr.. Bernhard Vogt
vacated the house he sold to Mr.. George
Horn, who at once proceeded to make the
necessary repairs, remodel the store room
and putting in a new front. When finished
VIM. F. Berry will remove his drug store
into it.
The following gentleman were elected
OF Tuesday as borough officers: Constable,
Samuel Welsh; Judge of Election, VIM
lIollinger; Inspectors, C. W. Laury and
Oliver Moycrj CounciImen, }. B. seideI
and Jos. A Fenner; School Directors, B. X
Culton and Milton Flory; Assessor, VIM.
Koons; Asst. Assessors, Sol Yeakel and
Andrew Gravcr, Jr; Oyerseer Of the Poor,
C. IL. MacDanIel; Auditor, p j. Klstler.
RELLIM.
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Fire at MahanoY City.


Last Saturday night ten families living
on Citawissa street, Mahanoy City, were
burned out. The FIRE originated from a
defective fue in the back kitchen Of a
double house occupied by William Evans
aud man named Gehring The three ad -.
joining houses were completely destroyed,
and the fifth house in the row was pullel
down to prevent the fire from communica
ting with the buildings on Spruce street.
Snow was falling fast, aud this prevented
the roofs Of buildings from ignitng from
the sparks, which was carried over the
most thiskly settled part of town by the
strong wind. The fremen had numerous
difficulties TO contend with The scarcity
OF water in the mains was So great that an
effort was made to pump from Little Nah
anoy Creek, six squares from tho scene, but
the engine soon became ologyed up with
coal dirt from the N orlh Mahanoy coal
washings and had to be moved still further
away to Big Mahanoy creek, which was
frozen nearly solid to the bed. In spite Of
oil these difficulties the fire was held in
check long enongh to enable the occupants
of the burning houses to remove most Of
their household effects. The homeless
psop'c were cared for by the town people
aud will soon fud new homes. The losses
were as follows: George Gahring and Jas.
Gooihead, tenants Of William Evans, who
occupied the third hali-book, 50 500 II.
Haas and his sou William aud their famil-
les, S2,5OOi William Cahoon aud son-in-
law and their families, Sl,iOOi Andrew
| Schmidt, Mrs. Powell aud Frank Heeb
: $1,000 each The insurance amounts 10
less than 5000. There are forty persons
10 the ten families rendered homeless.
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Fatal Explosion in Q Mine.

tatal Explosion IN NINE
Between the hours OF 10 and / O'Clock
Tuesday morning the engineer in charge Ol
the iaA used for supplying air to the miners
employed in the Hlllman vein mine ,situat-
ed in the northern part of Wilkesborrc,
discovered that the journals were heated
and that brief slop OF the machinery was
necessary. lie accordingly notified the
inside superintendent of the mine to tell
The m nsrs employed III the "gassy" portions
TO seek place Of safety. Some of them did
So, while Others remained in their gang
ways, thinking that when the fan resumed
operations all would be in working order
again. Onc Of the men, however meg gected
to put out his lamp, although told to do So
He was in q portion Of the mine where the
gas aCcumulates rapidly when the fan is
not working, a terrific explosion followed,
aud two or three men were thrown with
great force against the Gangways
John Soloman had had his skull fractur
ed and sustained other internal injuries.
lie was removed to the hospital, where he
died shortly afterwards. Daniel Richards
had his thigh broken aud eye blown out
and was badly burned. The following
were seriously burned by the gas; William
Eustice, John O'Donnel, Harry Dunslan,
Harry Grieble, Harry jenkins, William
Reed, Thomas S. Jones, John Williams,
john O'Donnell, The sullerings of tue
burned men were horrible. Physicians
were sent for as soon as possible and dressed
their wounds. Some were taken to the
hospitals aud others 10 their homes. The
greatest excitement followed the news OF
the explosion and great crowds gathered
around the mine, among them the relatives
and friends Of the unfortunate victims, who
cried bitterly when tue injured men were
brought to the surface. The doors and
partitions in the mine were torn down by
the force OF the explosion and the loss is
considerable.
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A LadY's Perfect Companion.

PAINLESS CHILDRlRrH, new book by Dr..
John II. Dye, one Of New Yurk's most
skllltui physicians, shows that pain is not
necessary in Childbirth, but results from
causes easily understood and overcome. 1t
clearly proves that any woman may be
come a mother without suffering any pain
Whatever. 1t also tells how to overcome
aud prevent morning sickness. sweled
limbs, and al other evils attending preg
nancy. 1t is reliable and highly endorsed
by physicians every where as n wife's true
private companion. Cut this out; it win
save you great pain, aud possibly your life.
Send two cent stamp for descriptive crcn
lars, testimonials and conf lsntlal letter
sent in scaled envelope. Address FRANK
THOMAS 4 Co., Publishers. Baltimore, Nd.
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Not q Candidate.

j. W. Raudcnbush informs me that he is
not candidate for Sheriff, as stated in the
Pa kerton Items OF the Weatherly Herald
some wo,ks ago. lie prefers to leaye the
political field open to Frank p. Semmel
who will be II candidate for Pro,honotlry.
1t seems strange what propensity some
individuals have to indulge in the foolish
habit Of stating that such and such persons
are aspirInts for such and such Offices When
in fact, the individuals themselves have not
entertained the slightest idea of the same /;
but then some persons have strange de-
sire 10 be constantly drawing aside the cur.
tain that hides the doings of the future
especially in political matters-and filling
up the various county offices with men Of
their own choosinG,and are then compelled,
in most cases, after election to look back
and see how badly they were "left" in their
representations. W.
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Stolan-Reyard I!
SbOAgAA -AhOHGlN'
A man about feet inches, b AK eyes,

A man about feet inches, b AK eyes,
hair an mustache, balance of face clean I;
dressed in good blue suit, black overcoat
and black derby, representing himself as
John D. DelIaven, OF the firm OF DaHaven
& Bro, growers of farm and garden seeds,
OF Elgewater, S. l, New York, hired a
horse and buggy from j. W. Raudenbush,
of this borough, or Friday morning, the
l3tn instant, and has notreturned.
DEscRIrrIoN. "A brown mare, about Is
hands high, fiat fore feet, carries very
crooked, and knucklc on right hind foo
Side bar buggy, painted black, pretty we'll
worn. A plain set of harness. small, we'll
lined and trimmed buffalo robe and
blanket. A liberal reward will be paid for
return of property and apprehension OF
thief, by J. W. Rauienbush.
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.MOgqaetjc Cures. Pr, Pr,

is the first man to discover the philosophical
principle that all nervous rains, aches, and
debility should be treated from the ''brain
blttGry,' from whence emanates all nervous
force and will power. All other forms Of
treatment for nervous disorders are failures,
Every person who suffers from nervousness
knows this, and that medicines only palliato,
but never cure. These appliances arc mag
netic, and differ from all others In the mar.
ket which are electric. Magnetism is the
life of man. Their curative qualities are
wonderful ip ali Nous complaints. Tho
Roman hySiciaus p 'actin'd marno;ic treat
meut l,0l0 years gsO in nervous diseases but
did not treat from the "hvain battery Dr.
HILL has made this great discovery the
only sure cure Tor Nervous Headache, Rhou.
matism, Neuralgia, Liver Snd Kidney Com
plants, Paralysis, Gou', spinal weakness,
Dyspepsia, Constipation. Gold Limbs and
Feet, aud General Debility. Miraculous
cures noted every day, Tbs Magnetic Brush
liits nails, aud tho only article OF the kind
invented. 1t Is the greatest curative agent
knuwn and used IN a "brush BATH imparts
tone, replenshcs the debiitated system, and
creates warmth. In chronic cases our Mag
ne 10 Bonds, Belts and Pads should be used.
The brushes are warranted to do the work or
money refunded. send for circular aud ties.
timonalS by giving description of ner:
yous trouble, we will give advice and direo-
tions how TO u.e QUO appliances, HILL
NJ EnIDAL MAGN ETC APPLIANCE
COMPANY, Lock Box o. Washington d.
4. jan. 81 lsS5-tf.
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Around Pleasant Corner.

Charles Boyer, of LeWisrown, was the
guest Of Alyesta Miller last Sunday.
%, II Seidle accompanied by his daugh.
ter, Of Centre Square, we're to Philapelphia
during the week.
Thomas Wertman, OF Rabsr's Corner,
Lehigh county, wac at home last week,
u. A. Longacre, Of Centre Square, was
visiting friends IN West Penn.
MIR. ID. Semmel is confined to the house.
-Four young couple VI Lehig hlon stopped
at q. II. Seidle's residence while driving
through the valley.
quite number OF our young ladies and
gentlemen were the recipients Of valentines
on last saturday While these mystsrous
misslyes flled the hearts OF some with de-
light others were highly indignant, Jos,
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We, the above named Auditors, find the
following facts;
That several orders were issued Of which
there is no record upon the minutes Of the
County Commi ssiopers.
That duplicate orders Nos. IO3 and an
were issued amounting 10 $50 &C, aud the
proceeds returned to tue County Treasury
after the accounts bad been cloard.
That the County Commissioners were
negligent ia not appointing collector of
taxes FIR Kiddrr township
That a wise discr ton daes no. seem 10
have been EXERCISED on the part Of the Com
missioners IA ineurr,ug b,ll rf costs and
then couiessing judgment Tor ten dollars
10 II. " Morlh'mPU when his original
claim amouHte only Co. eleven dolluis.
We would recommend that rent pccouut
be opened with tine several icpants Of the
county buildings aHd gruupd5.
That ihe Co#iui,si0BeIs procure a
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Religious Services.

You are kindly invited to attend services
in the NJ. f. church, this Sunday morn.
at half past ten o'clock. Subject: The Doom
of Nineyeh; evening at { O'Clock, subject.
Was Saul Convicted at the Death OF StephenP
Revival Services every evening during the
week at 1880 o'clock "Cone with us aud
we will do theo good" o. Il. Cook, pastor
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tets of Administration on the Estate OF Mary
i. Ulauss, late oGthe borou IN NJ Lchight0n,
Carbon county, Pa, deceased have been
granted to W. II. LONG, residing in said
said estate are requested to make payment,
and those having claims or demands will
make known the same WITHOUT delay.
W. y. LONG, Administration
Feb. H. S5-w6t Iehigh on, Pa
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Exeoutor's Notice.

All persons having claims against tho
Estate of Thomas Solt, Decd. OF franklin
Township, Carbon county, Pa will present
them at once and all persons indebted to
said estate will please settlo tAe same at
once with tbs undersigned,
A, W. SOLr, Executor,
Franklin Township, Carbon County, Pa,
Jan. l0.w]F
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Executors Notice.

Estate ofHENRY ARNER, late Of Ma
honing Twp, Carbon County Pa, deceas sed,
Letters tcstamontary upon the above rs
state have been granted 10 the undersigned,
a II persons indebted to said estate are re.
quosted to make payment, and those having
claims or demands to present the same with
out delay to
AMMON ARNER, Executor.
Jan. 81, lsS5.6W*
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S27l3 81

We, the undersigned Auditors Of the
County Of Carbon, State of Pennsylvania,
elected and duly sworn according to law,
do report that we met, audited and all
justed and settled according to law the ac
counts Of the Treasurer ard Commissioners
of said county, commencing the work upon
the hl'h day of January, A, D. 1885, and
completing II upon the thirty FIRST day OF
January, 1885, and that said accounts as
settled and above stated and of record in
the Office Of the Prothonolary of said Coun-
ty are correct.
In testimony whereof we have hereunlo
set our hands and seals at, the Office aiore
said, this thiIty-Grst day Of January, A. D.
1SAl
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the following described Real Estate, late Of
Elizabeth Lcntz, deceased, to wit: All that
certain lot or piece OF ground situate In tho
Borough Of IL 1lighton, and county aforesaid,
numbered in the plan or plot of said borough
No. 2i2 and bounded and described as Follows.
On the South by lot No. 245, on the West by
Lohigh Street, on the North by lot No. 2i2,
front or width on Lehigh Street OF 60 feet
and continuing uC that width, between
parallel lines, in length or depth ls9 feet aud
nino inches to Cherry Alley. The improye-
ments thereon consist of a TWO-STDRY
FRAME DIV ELLING HOUSE IS "a feet,
and III r.'hEN q tachcd IL "a feet. Also,
another FRAME u WILLING HOUSE
l2J$ l7Ia iset, ONE FABLE Il X 61e,and
other necessary out bull iings. Also, a Good
WE'LL Of w WATER on the premises
Sale to commence ut TWO O'CLOCK p.
NJ. Conditions will be made known at timo
of Sale by
CHARLES LENTZ, Administrator.
Jan. 81
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The Carbon SArofatr,
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 81, 1885.

SPECIAL NUTICE.-Porsons making
payments to this office by money orders or
postal notes will please make them payable
at the WKIssPoRT Posi- OFFICE, as the Lo-
highton office IS NOT a money order office
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AGENTS. WANTED!

AGENTS This GRAND book Is now ont.
selling sil others 1910 Ministers. Editors'
Critics, eto, unquui n sd iy ca Torso Ia apdwf.h
U Hoaspeed. We have mauy lady agents
i1wulhipf We want frW Eua. allsnfs-
men sad wgmrQ-iu THIS vicinity al onos
We gv1 EStra ECrWs and pay freight NoW
j. INC t,ne To make ruuaty. GQ-Our elr.tu.
lars. giyinE special Terms Extracts eto
ssut nee Correspondence invited. Address
a. D. woRTHINGTiN 90.
nov s-o" bagiiord, Conn,
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INoUIsITIoNs.

II. II McGarycy on body OF NJ. Nc,
Cauley ......................,,.,,..s q &
II. 4. Latham ON body OF Iamss
Burns. ..........,....,........ - c
!. A. Smith on body Of ". Ely. IL D
j. A. smith Oh bodies OF Schiller and
eeHh' llt s,.t......--....-.. 10 5
J. A. Smith on bodies Of Ilanlon,
lTeston and Zeorets.,.,..,....,,,. 81 81
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uNsEATRD LAND TAX.

Henry Sherer, school, Lower iowa.
menslhEs. sss4sss.ssf ~ W
Daniel Rouse, Borough, Weatnerly. SIl
John IL Gerhart, poor, Packor..,... % %
g. l. Carol, road, Lehigh..,,..,,.. III vs.
ID. Mclean, treasurer, costs ON un-
seated lands NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 90
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HOOPS sARsAPARILLAis IS sold by all drug
glsts. Price 81 por bottlci six for @. Ire
pared by c, /. HOOD s CO., Lowell, Mass,
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Tlrm Of Carter 6 ChareliiilS

~ A gentleman who HOibeJ
has been suffering from
the Debility and La"guor IN poUpole
peculiar to this season, ~ TOUGioS
says; "HooDs sARsAPARILLA Is putting
new life right into me. l have gained ten
pounds since began TO take It," Has taken
Two bottles,
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REDEMPTION OF UNsEATED LANDS.

John CrugIe................ 955
Thomas :, Beck. Il AZ
August BohTeuS, Fell tract.......... 2j W
John Ballet, Douglass and Price
Observation-Disclosures. "a 80
James kitier, Lands traet...,.,.,. rs 90
John Ballet, Douglass Price
Observation-Disclosures. "a SO
5 W. Hudson, Romig Mears
tract ..'.r..- ..''''.'''sss.s'.''' 80 ~
n ID. Cortright t.,,,..........,.,.,.. 20 %
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MFssRs. {. j. HOOP & Co; Dear Sirs-
Although greatly prejudiced against patent
medicines in general, ! was induced, irom
the excellent reports | had heard Of your
SarsapaTilla, to try bottle, last December,
for dyspepsia and general prOstratlon, and
have received very gratifying results from
its use. / am now using tile second bottle,
and consider 1t q very valuable remedy Tor
Indigestion and It's attendant troubles.
Yours truly, ..