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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1913-12-09
TOR SALE

Ten horse power Otto engine fitted for gas
or gasoline; Sc inch friction clutch pulley:
| large corn crib; all in good condition.
FRANCIS o. DURAND
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Personal.

The Misses Bertha and Maude Nixon
have returned to their home in Mount
Holly after spending few days at Med
ford with Mrs. Walter Allen.
Dora G.. Melcher's calendars for sale
here. L. s. Boyce, stationer. adv.
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EOR SALE

DOR SALE
Nine room house, IA Bispham street, Mount
Holly. All conveniences.
JOHN X. SCATTERGOOD,
40 Brainard st.
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Fancy boxed paper, quality goods
only, at Boyce's. adv.
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The Palmyra Post Office.

Some very interesting correspondence
has been going on between George n.
Winner, postmaster at Palmyra, and the
Department at Washington. The first
letter was one sent to the postmaster in
which he was told that by the report of
an inspector it was for the best interests
of the department for Mr.. Winner to
give up the Office. Failure to give as
much time to the duties of postmaster
as was thought necessary by the Wash
ington authorities was the reason as
signed. The letter was dated the Dist
of November and the postmaster was
given until the Goth to resign, In reply
to this Mr.. Winner said he thought it
was rather short notice and asked if he
would be relieved at once or whether he
would be compelled to continue until
after he had done all the hard work of
the holidays. The Post Office Depart
ment replied that if George wanted to
take advantage of the opportunity to
resign he should forward that paper and
that the subject of appointing his sue
cessor would be taken up.
This did not suit Mr.. Winner who told
the Was hington people he could read
between the lines" and he realized that
the matter was to drag along so that his
successor would not be compelled to take
hold at time when he would not be
able to get thoroughly acquainted with
the work. Winner would have to do all
the hard work of Christmas and the
new man could step in and learn at his
leisure. Under the circumstances Winner
said he declined to resign and would
give the Department the pleasure of
removing him, adding that he had no
desire to continue in Office under the |
present administration. Referring to
the fact that his personal and official
records were above reproach the post
master said the whole proceeding was a |
mean subterfuge to get him out
The First Assistant Postmaster-Gen-
eral, who had charge of this matter, did |
not seem to be in any hurry to force
Winner out, but rather preferred to cor
respond on the subject. So he sent the
following letter:
November 18th, 1918. !
Mr.. George n. Winner,
Postmaster, Palmyra, n. j.
Sir: Referring to your letter of the |
2Sth instant, you are informed that the |
inspector who recently visited your
office reported that you are engaged in |
the real estate business with offices in |
and that you do not devote to
the post office work the business time
and personal attention required by the
For this reason it was
decided to appoint your successor and
you were given an opportunity to sub
NIT your resignation. Ii you do not see
fit to take advantage of this opportunity,
the records of the Department will show
your separation from the service by re-
moval.
Respectfully,
(Signed) DANIEL c. ROPER,
First Assistant Postmaster-G General. I
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WANTED.
nor SALE

Noh SALE
Partridge Cochin BOOSTERS from Madison
Square Garden Show Stock; finest quality.
Also few fine pullets. Come and look them
over.
NJ. K. STD,
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A New Order.

Dennison's seals, cards and tags fol-
Christmas. l.. S. Boyce, stationer, adv
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MARRIED

Christmas gifts at Boyce's.
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A DmINIsTkATOks' SALE OF
Real Estate


By virtue of an order of the Burlington
County Orphans Court, dated November 20,
1918, the subscribers, administrators of Will
mer Burning deceased, will sell at public
vendue on the premises on
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Symphony Lawn Writing Paper

Symphony Lawn Writing Paper f@5n
Can greabi Hill
full box of writing anda
NAy
ordinary cheap quality holiday " Zl
Lawnstyish quality andg
Costs from according of box IVY
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Christmas gifts at Boyce's. adv.
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Elks' Memorial Service.

And Winner is still in the office.
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CIGARS-A Smokers Revere

noker there solace quite equal the trend Of good cigar
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-04-20
Some Results Of catarrh
Evsn Slight Gases OF Catarrh Havt
| Terrible ConseQuences.

Dven Slight Cases OF Catarrh Have
Terrible ConseS uences.
Every case Of catarrh. Of course. ID
not fatal. Nor does every case result In
consumption or bronchitis. but neverthe-
less they are very frequent. No man or
woman knows what his or her case Of
catarrh will lead to. Men Of robust
health have succumbed to resulting con-
sumption and partial idiocy. Women of
strong vitality have become nervous
wrecks and victims Of bronchitis. Your
good health Ii not always q preventive
against the catarrh germs
The more you feel sure there IL no
danger OF the catarrh resulting in q dis
ease more serious the more danger there
Is simply because you will neglect your
self. This happens In hundreds Of cases
ind we see II recorded almost daily In
the letters We receive. IF had only
started the cure earlier is a very fire.
quent expression. showing that our warn
ing Is not fanciful. but based on fearful
reality.
Even slight cases of catarrh may re-
suit in nose cancer than which there Is
hardly a more pitiful afiliction in this
world.
Catarrh Fatally Frequent.
Some OF the frequent results or catarrh
are bronchitis. pneumonia, death and de-
cay of bones, loss Of thinking and rea-
soning power, death Of ambition and en-
ergy, loss Of appetite. indigestion. dys-
Iepsia, liberation, bad breath, raw
throat, raw sores in the nose. general
de btlity, and sometimes idiocy and insan-
ity
This is why in the death list you do
not find q mention Of fatal catarrh: the
death Ii caused. not directly by the ca
tarrh itself. but by a disease which was
caused by catarrh. Medical books and
cyclopedias will tell you even more SER
ious news than We telf you here; prob
ably after reading them you will have q
full realization of what It 10 to have ca
tarrh-a common disease. 1t is true. but
with q common result-misery for years,
II not death.
Cure Il Certain.
You can cu-- that catarrh. slight or
serious, once and forever. by means OF
the only commensurate sure cure for ca
tarrh, Gauss Combined Treatment We
don't ask you to believe IL before prov
ing II to yourself. Therefore we send
you a treatment at our own expense, alb
soiutely free to you. When you get ie
you can prove II all to your own salts
faction. 1t is without question the ereatI
est catarrh cure on earth Cut out tho
coupon and send for the free treatment
to-day to G. +. Gauss, i541 Main Street,
Marshall, Mich. When you see your ca
tarrh begin 20 leave you you win appre-
ciate what II 10 to have a real, genuine
cure for catarrh that can be relied on.
Send the coupon.
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snfAng and HAWKING All Day Long.
wish that no chair but mine would be
placed at the table. wish that other
people were deaf. blind. and without
noses.
I Wish that were alone, always alone,
10 hawk and spit when and where
please. wish that was mothers little
fairy once more. with my little towseled
head that knew not disease lying on her
warm shoulder.
Now feel that am outcast. know
what they think Of me. every one. I
know my friends shun me, for even Jack,
my old college ohum, doesn't come
around and chat and smoke as he used
to do. My acquaintances only say hello.
and pass BY Mrs. Grundy, next door,
and all the other neighbors, are talking
about how repulsive I am. I see 1t In
the way they look and act.
People I sit next to get up and move
somewhere else. People who talk to me
turn their heads at an angle. And I'm
In pain. It's not physical pain. It's my
mind, too, that In in agony. I can't re-
member things as I used to. Thoughts
slip away from me. I say things I don't
mean and mean things I never say.
Ny head II thick and my brain is in
q fog. walk alone, my work pals on
me, my nerves refuse me- That let-her.
20 feeling has got me. / relish nothing
I eat. and my appetite IL gone And as
think Of my misery must hawk again.
Ny cough is q rattle. The ruby has
been pluched from my cheek. the nush
OF my young health IL gone. My head
is in q fever, but my hands are cold, and
/ seem to feel in them the approaching
chill Of the tomb have read Of ca
tarrh death, and my mothers brother
died OF the same disease. Come on.
death, and relieve me.
No, my mother comes. Who. Gauss,
did you say, mother! Do you think so?
I'll try mother. Yes, II you send for
the treatment I'll use 1t faithfully. I
won't let It 60 q single day without us
ing It. They prove 1t IN every case. do
you say! All right. send on the coupon
to-day. Perhaps. after ALL there II q cure.
and still one person in the world to live
for, one who will love you in spite Of the
catarrh. your mother.
Gauss Catarrh Treatment IL the SIM
plest and surest In the world. It cures
catarrh ON q oommon-sense plan. and
Gauss proves II. Cut out the coupon be-
low ana mail Il to-day and get . free
treatment Of the Gauss treatment and
prove to your own satisfaction that 1t
viii cure you. Whether you have ca
the means Of Frightening your ltfe now
overshadowed BY catarrh. Send coupon
to c. e. Gauss. 4547 Main Street, Mar
shall. Mich.
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Confessions Of Z
catarrh Victim

Some es the Experiences that Ca.
tasyA Tsrces UDon It's slaves.
st boiling mad when people tell me
rye got catarrh. I've had dozens Of
mere acquaintanoss. and especially one
young lady. who have come up and VEN
tured to tell me something 'for my own
benefit" That expression begins to pail
on motor my own BENEFIT" II seems
they ali want to tell me the Same thing.
you ought to take something for your
catarrh: I'll tell you how my cousin got
cured, and every doctor used to say he
had the worst case he ever heard about"
Now. when q friend puts his hand on
my shoulder. I gulp In preparation for
catarrh advice. This gulp u not mere
throat action, but the swallowinS Of mu-
Gus. Nothing would suit me better than
to have the earth open and swallow me
Up.
I walk along the street close to the
curbstone. When ride on Q car,
stand on the rear platform rather than
sit down inside.
wish I could talk without having to
open my mouth to breathe. I wish that
kisses were obsolete wish that hand
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catarrh Kills
Thinking Power
Less Of Memory Inevitable
Result Of Catarrh.


Less Of Memory Inevitable
Result Of CatarrA.
Catarrh anywhere In the head or throat
or ear In right next to tho brain. The
catarrh germ grows fast, does an euor-
nous amount Of damage In it's burrow-
ings into bone and flesh and is d:fhcult
TO destroy. There are thousands of lit
tie nerves that run from all parts Of the
face and head to the brain. Some Of
these little nerves have to pass through
probably q mass OF catarrhal innamma-
tons on the road to the brain. When
they do they are weakened and some
times destroyed
What affects the nerves u bound to
affect the brain, and when the nerves
are deadened by constant catarrhal dis
charges there Ia bound to be q certain
torpor or stupidity brought about In the
brain Of the victim. Thus follows sleep
lessness. inability to think clearly or to
connect ideas. loss OF memory, lack Of
concentration. lack Of presence OF mind
and q wandering Of thought.
II any man or woman imagines that
these things do not affect their earning
capacity. their oheerfulness, and the es-
TEEN which their friends have for their
brightness, they have little realisation Of
the necessity Of keeping the mind al.
ways clear. That In all there ie to life.
When II takes such a comparatively
short time to cure this terrible disease
by the Gauss common-sense treatment.
and regain the flash and brilliancy Of
the normal brain, there il no good rea-
son why one should not spend the two
or three minutes ii takes to out out the
coupon below and send 1t to c. E. Gauss
and have him prove to you that he 10
right. and that he positively cures ca
tarrh. The coupon below mailed now
will bring you back by return mail .
package Of the wonderful Gauss treats
ment II costs you absolutely nothing.
Address C. f. Gauss. 45i7 Main Street,
Marshall, Mich.
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CATARRH EVERYWHERE,
EVEN on PIKE'S PEAK
Ne Man or Place II Immune fFoD
the Deadly Catarrh Germ.

Ne Man or Place IL Immune IRON
the Deadly Catarrh Germ.
There 10 no part of the land which 10
tree from catarrh. Attitudes and ATTITUDES
have little effect In destroying this ON
nipresent germ. Many imagine that the
climate Of the West. with it, high slti-
tude and dry atmosphere. tends to pre-
vent catarrh. There are Just a. many
cases In proportion to the population west
A. east Of the Mississippi. only the dis
ease II not AZ severe because Of the cli-
matte effect upon the nerves
Even on Pixies Peak, which 10 over
l400o feet above the sea level. catarrh
seemed to attack several Of the attaches
Of the signal station located there some
years ago.
No place IL exempt, NO human soul 10
immune from catarrh. Don't imagine
because you don't live by . lake or .
river that you can't have catarrh. or
that you have only q chronic cold when
your nose has been stopped up for some
time. That is usually the way catarrh
starts-with q bad cold.
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There II no case too serious for ~.
Gauss to consider; No eass to- sllgfst ~
considerable attention: whoever WRITES =
him. receives . prompt reply: whseSvsr
questions are asked are answered. and
advice 10 freely sivsn. II = - Hb9al
treatment Of every one. he breaA vssv
that lie takes Of sv1y onSs whtmo aaA
eccentrtcities I'D his symps<Ay for the
afnicted. that has - eftsn hs0uGhf fog<h
In letters received from happy patients
al over the land TIT ssatimsnt: Thank
heavens. We have sunh Q man q oaua"
It 10 not necessary to write . lseesr IN
asking for free treatment lust cut out
the coupon at the bottom Of this page
and send II to C.. e. Gauss, 45<7 Main
Street, Marshall, Mich. and you will re-
ceive by return mail In plain sealed
wrapper q free package Of Gauss Catarrh
Treatment 1t win cost you nothing. and
put you under no OBLIGATION whatever.
This In to prove to you At once what
the treatment viii do. even In the worst
cases OF catarrh-
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In the Coils from Childhood.

have suffered with catarrh since
was four years old. but 1t has annoyed
me more In the last two years.
I tried everything I read or heard of.
but they did me no good, and / saw
your advertisement Ia q paper and
wrote to you and received a sample pack
age. ! was impressed SO favorably with
the sample that I Immediately sent for
the full treatment
/ suffered much with the dropping back
into my throat. and after had taken the
medicine for three or four weeks this
nasty sensation entirely ceased. and
have never had any return of 1t. I am
am very grateful to you and your medi!
cine.
/ will, be very glad to tell any one
whom ! think needs 1t, and IL you wish
to use my name you may do 30, as am
sc grateful that I wish everybody who
needs 1t would use 1t, and I am sure thar
1t will cure them. Miss Matte Drullingery
Birdsell street. South Bend. Ind.
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FREE TRIAL PACKAGE Of
NY CURE FOR CATARRH
Marvellous
THOUGHT WIFE A oonsuHprrvr

Your eatarrh medicine b Q wUoAafsi
medicine. Ny wife had n - baA svWy-
one thought she had osasumD<3sa- NE
used to cough - night end esuId not
sleep ateal. Ono doctor gsws her up.
He said she would not get cured II she
stayed here. ! have txssa a kinds o.
medicines and found them NJ GOOD. TN
tried yours. and Il s0tsd right aw1V.
recommended Il to al my nvisnAa. Yeu
may ment1on my name n ~ pssaoA md
they can write - me snd win ise sAsm
know how bad my wife was with oataEGh.
But she n Q ven woman eocs msrA W.
Thomas. % TaImA0 swunua, Ch1oA0a, m
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United States
Commissioner Heard From.

Having been absent for some tDs Z
now take the opportunity Of ansvsrins
your letter. took the treatment - nsae.
" a. I could. and would state thak en-
cured II Ii the best catarrh medicine
that 1 have ever taken, having tried
everything that I could hear q rcd q;
and I am thoroughly satisfied that q il
genuine remedy for catarrh. ana Il
svsr I feel the effects q this dissass sam.
Ing back 10 NE I should irnusdiaS,ly
order moro Of your treatment. Ysw msd.
ictne for taking internally I think n the
best I have ever used for ooastfpasao.
or Indigestion. You are at Hbsrty to ne
the contents Of this letter, and any refer.
sncs made to me Will b ehssrfully N.
swered. Edward MoCaShsrty, Unje>A
States Commissions. wasroad, Nina.
Box l.
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An Old Soldier Grateful.

Mr.. Gauss-I have finished your treat
ment now, and I am completely cured.
My wife says she cannot detect any Of
Il left and says my catarrh L. gone. She
ought to know, for she Is a graduated
nurse. I am as truly grateful to you ~
an old soldier can be for what your
treatment has done for me, and certainly
will recommend II to those whom know
are affiicted. You are certainly at liberty
to use this II you want TO In recommend
Ing your treatment to others
w. B. PLUMB
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Makes Home MiseraAle.

What happens at the table when tn
catarrh-gag Gomez on (and q man can't
eat and pull his hose at the same time)
we Will not mention. What happens at
ter such meal In the sitting room, or
dressing room, or ballroom. or the stairs,
anywhere and everywhere, with q hawk
hawk. hawk. can be imagined what
happens when the victim almost leans
Of members Of the family and hawks and
Jerks with twisted face is a subject
merely to be mentioned. What happens
during the snoring. slespless hours Of the
plight, with q foul-smelling odor watt
Ing about in the closed room. we can
easily picture.
And add to II all the misery Of the
miserable man himself. 10 It any won.
der that divorce IL seized upon "a oursf
The Gauss treatment would at once
remedy all these horrible phases. II left
to c. d. Gauss. Mrs. Rasmussen would
have NO reason for getting q divorce,
These are cases which. though they have
their humorous angle, after an make or
unmaka the happiness Of us an. II you
have catarrh in any form, cut out the
coupon below and mail II to c. e. Gauss,
4547 Main STREET, Marshall, Mich. and be
cured.
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sN1FFIER CHASED
OUT OF MEETING
Earaeed Audience Roughly Handles
Gasger who Interrupts Speech.


GaeGer who interrupts Speech.
San Antonio. Tex, Sept. 1s-During Z
public primary meeting here to-day, a
= middle-aged man in the audience who
was fumbling a rolied-up handkerchief
In bis hand and persistenfy snithing and
pulling his nose during the delivery of a
speech. was forcibly elected from the as
sembly hall. Cries OF Kick him OUT
and Choke the lobster interrupted the
proceedings, and finally resulted In q
grand rush for the nose-pullsr by some of
the enraged hearers. He was rubbed
by the coat collar and unceremoniousiy
and swiftly moved toward the door.
When the man FIRST sat down and be-
gan loudly tearing out q throat-hawk,
the audience shifted nervously After
continuing the draw-rattle OF HE oatarrh
through one Of the most sttrring parts
Of the speech, the audience gave vent to
the way out ead sustained several
bruises, He was taken to the county
Il Il such ooourrsuoss - thee which
make the catarrh victim ons Of the de-
spised Of his race. He can't held show
his disease. II this man had simply
spent Q few momsntg' time to send to
q B. Gauss for 4 package Of the won
ierful Gauss Catarrh treatment, be never
would have suffered such an Indemnity as
cling kicked out public meeting
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Spare the stamps ana spoA the treat
ment
We believe in telling the truth and
saving time.
Common-sense wins Write and an
any Of Gauss patients.
Down in the mouth" can apply to the
spirit as well as the catarrh.
Half the unhappiness In the world
somes from little infammationA Cure
then early.
Ali great things are. conceived in
Sweat" Gauss worked hard and pro
auced q cure that will live after him.
Some would know a great deal more
about being able to cure catarrh II they
.ouid forget lot Of old ideas they never
should have learned.
The reasons OF the strongest always
yield to the strongest reasons-commoi,
sense. Gauss Treatment prevails for the
same reason.
II the catarrh victim would stick to
the treatment as faithfully as the catarrh
sticks to him, that disease would prob
ably be az infrequent a. the now con-
quered diphtheria.
There are some people who. instead Of
making the best use Of the chances they
have for a cure, are always telling Of
what they might do under happier cir.
cumstances. Send the coupon.
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/ only wish could gather some Of my
patients. together and let you hear them
talk Some Of these people had such
extreme cases Of catarrh that a cure
was unknown to them. My treatment
not only cured them. but its effect made
them feel much healthier.
After a one-minute conversation with
Gauss patient you would be firmly
convinced that the statements set forth
here are facts.
But I can't do that, 30 let me do the
next best thing. Let me send you q
trial treatment free. Fill out the coupon
below
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You can cure that catarrh. slight %
severe, once and forever, by means Of
the only comuon-sense sure cure for
catarrh. Cause Combined Catarrh Treat
ment. We don't ask you 70 believe Il
before proving II yourself Therefore. W
send you . TRIAL. paokaSs st eur swn
expense, ABSOLUTELY free 10 yeu.
II In not tso late. Cut sut the coupon
below. all IN your name and address and
take courage. Do II willingly and with
hope. Mail II to c. e. Gauss, 457 Main
Street. Marshall. Mich. and you viii
lye OF Gauss Catarrh Treatment to prove
that II will cure you.
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ing business. happy home and q faith
makes life worth living, with the love Of
true woman, nired In his own disease
Picture to yourself what happened when
the face Of his gentle mate turning
away from a foul-breathed kiss, the
rack and grug and hurr. and the spit
ting and hawking in handkerchief and
cuspidor every few minutes.