a surrnsTiTious struggle.
A writer nn "Superstitions" In the.
Chicago Trilmne. sayd! "If . lleht coca
out unexpectedly or you extinguish It
ncclik'n tally you nnisi speak no word
until you have rrllirliled it. If tlicio tiro
no matches In tlio house emulate Hsrpo
crates until some nre found mid utilized,
or fire nnd fear I til troubles nil! follow.
An Incldcat of this kind occurred not
long ago. A well-known Hticletil maiden
lady, well up in all supei-iclleious com
niRQilmentK nnd articles of fattli, nuridm
ly put out. her odorous kerosene Illumina
tor. Not a mulch was scun, not h spark
of Are, us' from parlor to kitchen sho
wended. "What should she dor A mile
to the nearest ftoro and a quarter of a
mllo tolier ncsreft neighbors. She had
iust lighted her lump to see about rinding
ler sun-bonnet, that she might carry the
news that the bad just learned from a
neighbor ol n little unpleasantness be
tween two other neighbors, nhtn a gust
of wind blew it out. Sho dared not
speak; for who knew what might be the
i can it i icmi. uraiping a pencil, sue i
rutdicd to the neighbor's, and on n huge
piece of browu paper wrote in Brobillug- i
naglan 'characters the word 'mulches.' I
Her face worked convulsively; her
tongue protruded; she clasped one hand ,
over her mouth. They implored her to l
speak, and the convulsions of her features
weie frightful to witness. She waved j
her hand hysterically. She wrote ,
'matches' in characters of all sizes; and,
at last, in letters which, had they been
the sounds they represented, would have
been.Ftcntoiiun, '1 want matches!' They
brought them to her and she rushed back.
The good friends were alarmed. Was
sheiusanc? Hail she Rny unformed pur
pose of cremation? They followed her.
The first match was damp and refused to
ignite. A gronn, a gasp, an invisible
convulsion. The second lighted and
went out before the wick was reached.
The third broke off at the top. The
fourth was a fraud and had no igniting
principles. But the filth burned steadily;
and the strugglo which had evidently
been going on in darkness, the fearful
spasm which might be hydrophobia,
perhaps, passed off as the wick flamed
up, and she hoarsely gasped out to her
terrified and sympathetic neighbors who
had followed her home, ' They say Dea
con Jones and 3Irs, Jonca are goin' to
get a divorce.' Could any deity demand
greater saennre 01 a aevuieo man in is
good lady's offering at the shrine of the
occult f"
BULLS NOT HUSH.
It was a Scotch woman who said that
tho butcher ot her town only killed half a
beast at a time; it was a Dutchman who
said that a. pig bad no mark on hit ears
except a.shurt tail ;,atid it was a British
magistrate, .who,, being told by a vaga
bond that he was not married, responded,
"That a a good thing for your wife." It
was an English' icporter who stated, at a
meitlng bT the Ethnological Society there
was exhibited "casts of the skull of an
Individual at different periods of adult
life, to show the changes produced in ten
years," though Dean Swift certainly men
tions two skulls preserved in Ireland, one
of a person whou he was a boy, and the
other of tho came person when he grew
to be a man. It was a Portuguese mayor
who enumerated among the marks by
which the body ot a drowned man might
be identified when found, "a marked im
pediment in his speech." It was a Ft ench
man, the famous Carllno, who, content
edly laving his head upon a large stone
jar for a pillow, replied to ouo who In
quired If it was not rather hard, "Not at
all, for I've stuffed it with hay." It Was
an American lecturer who solemnly said
one evening, "Parents, you may have
children,' or if not, your daughters may
have.'1 And it was a German orator, who,
warming with his subject, exclaimed,
"There is no man, woman or child in the
house, who has arrived at tho ago of fifty
years, but what has felt this truth thun
dering through their minds for. centu
ries." THE IMPOSSIBLE WOMAN.
Ideal wives, according to an Irisu
writer, nro nf lnw Rtatura and nxtremelv
fair. They are soft and gentle in man
ner and slow of motion. They havo
blue eyes,golden hair, ricli mezzo-soprano ,
voices. an,d wear moderate dress-improv
ers. Their hair and its color aro (heir
own; and they fear strong men, but like
to look at them from windows, balconies,
carriages, and other places of security.
They are a trifle huppy,and have not been
married to their first love. They rannot
sew over-well, but they have a positively
maddening way of leaning oyer the bucks
of chairs while they are asking their hus
bands if they shall wear pi no or pink
ribbons. They have no mother living.
They core little for going into society.
They never desire to obtain the good
wishes of other men, save when their
husband's interest is to that effect.
They are not painfully clever musicians,
but they know some sweet simple airs,
And siug thoso at ovenlng by the open
window. They are liable tobedetrauded
by the servants, and aie imposed upon
by tradespeople. They regard their
husbands as supreme arbiters in all mat
ters. They would stay as they are or
fly to New Zealand with him, as he
desired.
A GYPSY DIYOIICE.
i A camp of gypsies near Washington
Iwere visited by a reporter of the liejniblu
fan and talked with Gltana, a- gypsy
naiden, wo quote :
I " We suppose you are human beings,
tand have to get divorced J"
it iiil-buiui iiiing
wllh us to get divorced, it causes grief
u uJUlulugt auu oioou nas 10 ue snea.
i vii, ijiuv icu us uow you gel at
rorrod 1"
"I knnwT nm 'tnlMn inn It ...I
ho Gltana trcmWed as she spoke, but
inlf A flnZim llHtlllf oIltrni nn.-l... .1
Jnto her Upscemed togivo her assurance.
a ftuun a mil luiKingioo UlW'Il, UIH 1 II
pll mil ft Ifl tl.U .. . --.,. Mnn
inn his wifo urn to h- nrptiralud it is doue
1iV till cnnrnHna rf a linrcn H
I " One is picked out vihlcli Is entirely
kminil Atl.l frft from ft limlcn it- n
Hcratch, and he is led out to the spot
where the divorce Is to take place, and
fixactly nt 12 o'clock. The men cast lots
or Ihu one who shall kill the horse, nnd
lor this occasion ho is the priest. The
riest takes u Ion-,' pole in his hand and
walks around thu hnrso several times, and
in a loud voice praises his good qualities
ind names all the persons who have
jwned it."
"The horse is then led Into the tent of
the woman who is to be divorced. If he
kicks round and jumps about, tho woman
has been very bad ; if he keeps' quiet she
has not been so bad. The priest then
lakes a large kulfoatid stabs the hone to
the heart, aud when it Is stretched out on
tho ground tho husband tattcs his placo
on ono side of it and tup wifo on the
other. They join hands ncross I he horse,
nnd repeat somo sentencov In Ihu gVpsy
language. They then Walk three, times
around the horse in opposlto directions."
"The lost time, when at the head of
the hoisc, they face each other and speak,
and do tho snine thing at the tail. They
again shako hands and separate, one
going noith aud the other south. Sho
never marries again, and has to wear a
mourning veil, and big shoes on her
feet. The heart of the horso is then taken
out, roasted, sprinkled with brandy, and
eaten by the husband aud his friends,
Tho horse is then buried on the spot.
The husband can marry again.
A LITTLE MISHAP IN CHUKCH.
Tho following is Max Adder's : One
Sunday night, during tho sermon in our
ihurcb, the gas suddenly went out, and
there was sudden darkness. The minister
tcqucstod the congregation to remain
perfectly quiet until tho cause of tho
trouble could bo ascertained nnd other
lights procured. Old Mrs. Smiley, it
appears, was sound asleep when thu ncci.
dent occurred, but just after the minister
had finished speaking to the congrega.
tion sho awoke. At first she thought sho
had become blind, but as sho sat by the
window she immediately saw the light
in tho street, and then sho knew that tho
congregation had gone home, aud that
iho had accidentally been looked In by
the sexton. Dreadfully frightened at tho
loneliness and horror of her situation, she
picked up a hymn.book, and, dashing It
through ' a pane of glass In tho window,
sho put her head out and began to scream
for help. Her shriek impressed passers
by with the idea that the church was on
fire, end in an Instant lh alarm was
given. A moment Inter the engines nr
rived, and just' as the sexton bcnan to
light the gas again, ono gang of the llie.
men began playing through the broker)
window on Mrs. Smiley's spiing bonnet,
while another gang poured a three-inch
stream up the middle aisle with such
force as to wash tho Rev, Dr. Hopkins,
the minister, out of the pulpit nnd down
among tho high hats which were float
lng around by the pew doors. Eventu
ally tho matter was explained, und tho
tire uepartmept shut oil the water ana
went home. ' But the deacons want to
know how, if Mr. Smiley retuses to pay
the bill for repairs to the chinch, he can
ever look a fellow-worshiper in tho face
again.
A LESSON IN MANNERS
Harry sat at his father's sido at a
friend's tablo. Somebody passed him
the bread. Harry touched a pieco that
was dry, so ho droppod It aud took a
softer one.
"My son,"saldthefathor, reprovingly,
"never touch a piece of bread or cako
that you don't mean to take."
"Harry ate' his bread and remembered.
After a while the cakes was pnsscd
round. Whenit came to Harry, thelittlo
fingers made n quick, adioit movement
and hauled off three largo slices.
Why. Harry I " cried the father.
"Well, papa," said the boy, bravely,
"you told mo to toko all tho pieces I
touched, and l'touche'd all these."
"No, no, ray son; Isnld to touch only
what you meant to Like."
"And that's just what I did, papa. I
meant to take every one, and I tried for
that other big slice with tho pile of Riienr
on it, but I didn't quilo got it. Every
body laughed, and the latlicr wisely
concluded to glvo Harry ids nox't lesson
in table ptlquctto at homo.
In order to close qut present stock,
tho undersigned respectfully announces
to tho clllzeiw ot Lehlghton and'vlclul
ty that ho has
Marked Down, Prices
of nil kinds of G001I1 to nbout cost
and ulll Sell
For CksSa Oauly
He has Itl'Ktock n largo assortment of
Dry GootlH,
Groceries,
Provisions,
tjiit'cnswai'o,
tin i-cHvurc,
and ,n variety of other articles too num
erous to enumerate.
If you.deslrq to secure
Now Is jour' Time A Small Sum of
Mbtit-y will Buy n Largo Quantity of
Goods I
Store,. Opposite L. & S. "Depot,
BANK-strect, Lehighton, Penna.
'.. II. LONG, Igent.
TlLanMAS' AltNEIt, Assignee.
Match 28, 1874.
TJT It. IlirsillIlT,
-Opposlto L. & Si Depot,
On tho East WeisBport Canal Sank,
Respectfully Informs llie citizens of this
vicinity thnt lie keeps constantly on
hand, nnd Is selling at tho very lowest
Markot Prlces,,the very best brands of
ALSO, DCALElt IN
For .Building nnd other purposes, which
ho guarantees to be
Thoroughly Seasoned
And to Sell at' the
VERY LOWEST KATES,
Wholesale and Rqall nt tho very Low
est Cash Priced.
.no has also a number of very eligibly
located
In BICKEBTSTOWN, Franklin Twp.,
which lie will sell on very Easy Terms,
aug, 0, '73-y.l J. K, KICKEUT.
A SOLITARY TWIN.
The "Fat Contributor" furnishes the
Utica Observer tho lollowing strange
itory of a twin:"
" There was a woman out West who
gave birth to one twin just one, that's
an mere was 01 nun, ono never unu
another solitary twin so long as she
lived. lie was a melancholy child from
tho first,- and worp such a lonesome
look. Ho always seemed to bo watch
ing and listening for somebody who
never came. . Ho appeared to realfzo that
ho wasn't nil together that ho was d
kind of human' parenthesis with one
bracket gone animated dumb-bells, nnd
one dumb-bell missing a 'pair' that
couldn't beat deuces aud hardly worth
drawing to. He used to moan in his
sleep aud paw around on his pillow for
the missing brother. When that boy
crew up he was Different from any boy
I ever knew rthat is to say any ono
boy. Ho secmod more llko two boys-
at least ho was altogether two boys,
terous for ono, It he had a fight it was
with a boy twlco as big as he was, for
he seemed to feel, somehow, as though
there wero two of him, or ought to bo
He Always managed to get two pieces of
pie at the table, just as if one was for
the other of him who wasn't there, and
there was a thin pretenso of taking care
of it for him, but he nhvajs took cate
to cat it, I noticed. He only half-learned
his lc3soiis, and doublc-entiy book-ltccp-ing
nigh about set him crazy, because as
I told you, there wasn't but half ot him
there, ana ho couldn't double entry.
He wouldn't sleep with any other boy
because, ho said, it crowded 'em. Ha
grew up, but he never got married.
Once or twlco bo attempted to court a
girl, but left her when it was half done,
as though that Other twin ot his would
be along and court tho other half, I
heard that he died front sheer loneliness,
but I only believe half I h"ar about that
boy, anyhow. If he bo dead, you can
uei uu is oniy unu ucau."
MAI'S BY TELEGRAPH. ,
A member of tho Parisian Academy
ui pcience uas uoviscu n mcuiou wucre
by exact mups and dia.'iains may be
transmitted by telegraph. A numer
ally graduated scml-clrcular plato of
glass is laid by the tplegrnpher over the
map to be transmitted, and a pencil of
mica, attached to a pivptcd strip of
metal, also divided into numbers, al
lowed to move over the plate, Looking
through a fixed eje-picce, the operator,
traces out his map 011 the glass with the
adjustable mica pencil, and, noticing tho
numbers successively touched ou the
plate nnd on the moving metal arm,
tcli-graphs them to his correspondent,
who, by means of au exactly similar ap
paratus, is llicreliy enabled to truce out
an c-iactly slmllhr map.
What is love, Nannlet" asked a mln.
Ister of ono ot liiB pailshioncrs, alluding,
of course, to the word in its spiritual
icum.-. iioui, jyo sirr answered JN'an
nle, blushing to the eVnholcs, t'dlnna
ask mo sic a daft-like question; I'm sure
yo kon as weel as mo that love's just
next to cholera. Love U just tho worst
tmMf. nnmt.l.ilnl fn. n I.. I , i. .
Uave. ,j l
ILLIAM KEMERER,
Corner of
Bank & South Sts., Lehighton, Pa
Keeps a full line of
Wry Crnls9
Comprising Ladles' Dress Goods, Black
and Colored Alpacas, Ginghams,
Prints, Shirtings Sheetings, &e,
of every grade and price.
C4RrETS a: j cloths,
In great varie y
Teas, Coffees, Suga -a, Spices, Fruits,
Hams, Shoulders, Slda-Moat, &n,
6c fAnr
Bought, Sold or Exchauged
H ARDWAR E
For Building aud other purpose? In
great variety of thu best quality,
All goods warranted as represented
and prices fully as low as elsuwhoro.
April 5, 1873-yl
F. KLCl'I'JXGBB
IT
Save .20 Per Cent.
, By getting jour
. .. , .....
J'P:B PRINTING
A New Idea!
1 ' . 1 1 -i '
Done at tho Office of the
Carbon Advocate,
IN nEINTZELMAN'S 'building.
Ilt. this P, 0. and U Y. R. n, Dejxt;
.. . '' V! '. ' '
J'Clilghton, Cnriion ..Co., m
Wo have Just received.n large.,nnd ele
gant assortment of
WMW IT!,
Of tho latest style's ; together , with
, supeiior stock of
CARDS, BILLHEADS)"
1 . ' .
1 t .
ENVELOPES, NOTE'PAPEB,
ui. .'
And a variety 'of other
PRINTING MATERIAL,
4 nd can now give our, patrons first
class work at pi ices nt least
20 Per Cent Lower
Than any other, Office. In his section.
1 it- .
. . ,M .' - ..I
' lli ' 1 l ' ,1. .
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1 i . . if. -. :i t 1 '
Give Us ft Trial, and be Convinced,
1 -I,
tSTThe patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited.
THE CAlillOIV ADVOCATE,
Would respectful,
ly announce tot
Ids friends and
tho public In general, that he has open
ed a first-class
Liyery & Sale Stable,
and that he can furnish Horses, Buggle
and Carriages of tho best description,
ior rieasure, justness or Funeral pur
poses, int very Beasonable Charges,
nnd on short notice. HAULINd done
at short notice nnd ou short notice. In
connection he will also continue bis
Carriage, Manufactory
wnere me peoplecan gut their larrlages
.Buggies, Wagons, etc., tnauo to order,
or ltKPAIUED 'on short notion nnd at
rcasoiiauie prices.
The undersigned respectfully an
nounccs that he has been appointed
Agent for tho
Universal Wringer
AND
Doty'sClothesWasher.
Theso are undoubtedly the best Wash'
ers and Wringers In the market, and
our ladles aro invited to call and see
them,
L. P. Kleppinger,
6'or. ZMNK ami WON Streets,
Feb. 23, 1873. Lehlghton, Pa. 1
A 2-Ucolumn Local Paper, and thecnly
, newspaper
ISnUrelyPrlnteil'ln til County,
Is published qvery. Saturday morn In a
$1 a Year in Advance,
Or $1.80 if not paid In advance. The,
Advocate, with' its largo aud in-
creasing circulation, Is one
of tho very 1
net Medium! for Advertising
In this Section. Rates furnished on
application, ,
n. V. MORTniMEB,
Lehlghton, Carbon County, Pa.
.A.
WILSON
SHUTTLE
Sewing Maclie
FOR
50 Dollars ! !
FARMERS,
MERCHANTS,
MECHANICS,
AND
EVERYBODY
Buy the World-Renowned
WWBMQIS
1
THE
BEST IN THE WORLD!
SrTIio Highest Prominm was
awarded to It at
'VIEIJST'asrA.;
Ohio State Fair
Northern Ohio Fair
Amcr. Institute, N. Y.J
Cincinnati Exposition;
Indianapolis Exposition ;
St. Louis Fair; .
Louisiana gtato Fair;1
., Mississippi State Fair j
and Georgia Stato Fair
FOR BEING THE
BEST SEWING MACHINES,
and doing; tho largest nnd best
rango of, work. All other
Machines In tho Market
wero in direct
COMPETITION ! !
VWFor Hemming, Fell
ing, Stitching, Cording,
Binding, Braiding,
Embroidering, Quilt
ing and Stitching fine
or heavy goods it is
unsurpassed.
Whore wo havo no Agents
wo will deliver, a Machine
'for the price namod above,
at the nearest Hail Road
Station of Purchasers.
Needles for all Sewing Ma
chines for Sale.
Old Machines taken In Exchange.
Send for Circulars, Price
List, &c, and Copy of tho
"Wilson Befleotor, one of the
- best Periodicals of tho day,
dovoted to Sowing Ma
chines, Fashions, General
News and Miscellany.
Agents iWanted
Wilson Sewing Machine Co.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
QUDSCIIIDE FOil
i' The Carbon Advocatu,
T4e CluPit FFr In tt UMb Vtlloj
Oulr On DoUr Yr.
i
3?
I'ai.'iinii a:iinim
ffll,.V.71J'''"J
. Dr. J. Walker's California
Vinegar Ditters aro n purely Veg
etable preparation, mado chioilj' from
tho native herlis fomld on tho lower
ranges of tho Sierra Novada moun
tains of California, tho medicinal
properties of which .aro extracted
thorofrOm without tlronso of 'Alcohol,
Tho question is almost daily. ,a5l0!dr
" What is .tho causo of tbd unpar
alleled success of ViNEOA.nJ&.x
teks ?" Our answer is,, that ;thoy
romovo th'o caii&o 6f Ciscaso.ond
tho patient recovers his health. They
nro tho great blood purifier and a.
"lifcgiving principle, ft porfet-.lUoo-Vator
and Iuvigprator of thpjjjtEm.
.Never befbro in tho history of IbW-world
ha3 a medicino boon compounded pos
sessing tho remarkable qualities of :VlN'
eoar Bitters in hcallug itho nick of
every diseasomauiis heir to, Thoj-,ro
a pontlo Purgative as we)l,as,,ft, Tpnic,
relioving Congestion or Inflammation, oE
tho Liver and Visceral Orgqu9in Bilious
Diseases. ' '. 1
Tho properties of DR.WilK-
er's Y'-fliO A" IIittbus aro Apcriont, Dia
phoretic, Carminative Nutritib'uS,Taxa
tivo, Diuretic, So'datiVo.'CouDtbr.Irritant,
Sudorific, Alterative, aild AutUfiil(bir3.
U -
Grateful Thousands proclaim
Vinegar Bitters tho most wonder
ful Invigwant that over siistainod
tho sinking system. ' r
No Person can take the"so Bit-
, tors according to directions; aritTro
main long unwell,' providedUJlh"eir
bones aro not destroyed bv" mineral
poison or other means, and vital or-
1 gans wasted hoydiid repair. ,J '-
Bilious, lteniiucnt,i'hnfl'1In
tcrmittent Foyers, 'whlclr arH'to
prevalent in tho valleys of our "groat
rivers inrouguouij mo .unitou siatQS,
especially thoso of tlio Mississippi,
Ohio, Miss9uri, Illinois; Tennessee,
Cumberland, Arkansas, Ued. Colo
rado, Brazos, Kio Grando, ,'Pe'a"rl,
.Alabama, Mobilo, 'Bayannah, .'Rp.
anoke, James, and niahy 'others,
with their vast tributaries, through
out our entiro country during" ,tho
Summer nnd, Autumn, and -remarkably
bo during seasons, of; unusual
cnt and dryness, aro invariably,.nc
companicd by estensivo Uoraugo.
mcuts of tho stomach nnd liver,. and
other abdominal, viscora. ln.'tl)Qir
troatmont, a purgative, oxortjng.'a
powerful inlluonco upon thoso, vari
ous organs, cssontially 'necessary.
Thoro.is no cathartic for tho purpoo
equal to Dr. J. Walker's Vinegar
Hitters, n they will spcedijy remo'vo
tho dark-colored visoid matter ylh yhich
tlio bowels aro loaded, at tho faino time
etlmulating tho secretions of the liver,
and gonerally restoring tho bcolthy func
tions of tho Ulgestivo organs' '
Fortify tho body against) dis
ease by purifying all its fluids wftU
ViseoAii Hitters. No epidemic can
tnko hold of a system tkus'furp-arrned.;
Dyspepsia orlndlgestion, Uoad-
ncho, ram in tho Shoulders, Coughs,
Tightness Of tho Chest, Dizzinnss, Sqar
Kructations of tho Stomach, Dad Taste
in ,tho llvuth, Dilious Attacks, Palpita
tion of tho 'Ilfart,,, Inflammation nf tbo
Lungs, Tain iu tho region of tho Kidneys,
nnd a hundred other painful 'sympt6ms,
nro tbo offsprings of Dy 8pcpsiai One bot
tlo will provo n better gnamnUoToC it3
merits than a lengthy advertisement. "
Scroi'uln. 6r King's Evilr Whito
Swellings. Ulftofs, Erysipelas, 'Swelled
Neck, Goitre, Scrofulous Influrnrdations,
Indolent Inflammations,. Mercurial affec
tions, Old Sores, Eruptions of, Jhokin,
Soro Eyes, oto. In thoso, 'aa'ii,nll,othor
constitutional Diseases, "VyAlKER's, X'"
KoarDitters bavo phown their great cur
ativo powers in tho most obstinate 'and
intractablo cases. ... 1
For Inilammatory and Chrpnic
and Intermittoqt Kovcfs, T)lseasos
of tho Wood; Diver, Kidneys W Bladder,
theso Ditters havo no equal.'; Such Dis
eases aro caused by Vitiated. Dloofl.
Mcclinnlcal Diseases. Iors6na
ongngeil in I'aluts and iIlnorols,.such 'm
Plumbers, Typo-?etters, Gold-beaters ond
Minors, as they advance in life, are sub
ject to paralysis of tho Dowels. To guard
ngainsf this, tukq a doto of "AtKEu's
vrNEOAR Ditters occasionally. -For
SkIu.Diseases,ii;rupti6ns,
Tetter,- Sal t-Khoum, Dlptches, SpoWs Pim
ples, Pustulos, Doila, CafbiincTos, JUog-
whatover namo or natitro, ato literally
dng up and carried put of tno feysteni tn a
short timo by tho uso of these Ditters. 1
Tin, Tapo, nnd ofhcrrWorns,
mrkiug in tho system of sd'mariy1 thou
sands,' aro effectually destroyed! and re
moved. No system of medicine, na;vbr
inlfugcs, no antbelralnltics will.frco, tho
system from worms liko, thps Bltfers.
ForFoninloCortiplainisiinRoapg
or old, married or sing!ohat the dawn of
womanhood, ortho turn 'of lifts. tuesa'Ton
io'Dittors display so decided an' influence
that improvement is soon perceptible.
ClQimso iho VUiat'c'IJldbd
whenever ynu lind its iiatmrltleSbursting
through tho slin in Pimples, Eruptions,
or Sores) cleariso it when you find it bb
rtructed aud sluggish in tho relnsjCleAnso
it wjioo it is foul j yopr fepllngs will tell
you when. Keep, tap, blood vure orjd p'o
It. II. IrUONAL,I)'iOn.,-
Druirgltti i Oca. AicUfian mfit ixq, Cdlfo
Bio, it cot, ot Wajhluetan nd Cliarhuu
Hold by ull liruirclita aud Ulcn.
TT OOK BEAUTIFUL L 0 Q K
-ItOSTI-Ariottlo of DUBLING'S
nOSE GLYCERINE for1 nobenfiess of
tie Skin, Chapped Hand, iri, bnly 25
cfnta a bottle. inhj V,