Epidemic Kills Horses and Public Figures News Roundup
Advices from North Carolina report a horse plague killing numerous animals in Middletown and Lake Landing with some being sent to Washington. Bryan plans a late August return with stops in New York, New Haven, and several cities. Harvard mascot John Lovett, famed as John the Orangeman, has died. A shipwreck crew survived a Lake Michigan incident. Summer diarrhoea in children prompts use of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
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Orangeman
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