FARMERS' COLUMN.
Drugs and Meiiciaos !
IIcaullfiil'lleCiirc for Alt.
Tlie Croat Art Publlshlntt Ilnine of Oeorgn
8(1 hsoti A Co., of Portland, Maine, moves
steadily In tlio even leuor of il wny,nppur
ently not leeliiix tho dull tiniiM, During
lliu vcar 17S they Bold over Four Million
lilctuioa of nil ilesoriiitiom. They publish
every description of lino pictures, nn.l the
prlcvs rnngo from leu rents upwards to twen
ty dollars per eopy. Their mrresondeiico
lor this largo business is immense) tlicy ro
crive, on an average, over one thounnl let-
lersi-er.hiy. ..son j 1Wfl T1W1, ,. f.1,n pnsr, Dll'inn.
IV IS II I w J .. " 7
The People's Drlig Family Medicine Store.
If you want anything in tlio Drug lino at bottom prices,
go to tlio Old and Itoliaulc iJrug btore, in JJrv JN.lt
The Best and Most Popnlar Fnlinonic is
'Jomuloin,
The time Is nt liainl for sotting out tomato
ihi!.l, mid ns those who propose raising n
rronof this valuable vegetable, l.nvo cither
pnivided tlieinselves with plants by Making
seed beds in the, proper season, or depend on
buying them fiom gardeners who make
plant 1'iiMug a pait, and a very profitable
p.nt, of their business, nothing need be said
of tlio manner best adapted to propagating
early plants.
Tlio niajoi Hy of our readers will only cuTtl
vato tomabies for u family supply, and may
pursue n itinerant luoilo from those who
rultlvato them on the field plan to supply
eannersand largo eity markets. If the place
to Im wnpied is a garden bcrl, have it well
prepared hy deep digging ond manuring.
I'rom Hat hill", four feet apart, In n straight
line, the number of hills to aeh row eon
forming to the size and Bliape of the bed to
be planted. Plants that havo been taken
from the seed bed when quite small and sot
In pots make the best vines. If you havo
plants that have been treated in this man
lier, empty Iho ballof earth from the pot, be
ing careful not to tllsturb the roots by break
ing the lump opart, and form a place for it
in the hill and set tho plant with the adher
ing mold. Plants managed in this way re
ceive no check from transplanting, butgrow
rapidlv Into largo vines. If, however, as
the majority of plants will liava to be re
moved singly from the seed bed to tho place
whero they are to stand, the roots should bo
dipped mton batfer, composed of ndi eartli
and water which has been leached through
stable manure, and set firmly in the hill,ono
healthy, stocky plant to each hill. The
young plants should be covered to protect
them from the. sun for three or four days
after setting, or till they show eignsofhaving
tiken root and commenced growing. The
bet covorine is 11 board, wiile enough to
iehadc tho plants completely, and raised suf.
ficieutly from the ground'by placing blocks
or something that will answer the purpose,
under each end.
H'hen the plants commence to grow and
branch, drive short stakes about eight feet
apart in the rows, and about threo feet high
between which stretch wires, two will be suf
ficient, one halfway and the other near tho
tops of the stakes. As Ilia vinos branch and
grow tio them to tho wires with stripes of
miisliu, twine, or almost any kind of cord
will answer. If tho vines incline to grow
rank, keep them shortened by nipping off
tho cuds.
Tho best soil for keeping tomato vines
vigorous and protracting their growing,
fruiting qualities, is a damp rather heavy
clay loam, which should bo kept well
worked up, loose and free.
onlv the bett'r classof liietures.nncl
known mat auyming coming iroin una ie
liable houso is of standard merit. Wo havo
just received cojiies of four very fino ttccl
ngraviug, waicu nicy iiuyu just, uiuiigut
out. Tlio plates wcro engraved in IONW)W,
at. an cxjene of of four Ihotvand pounds
stcrrlng.or twenty thousand dollar", to which
great sum mint bo added the riitoms duty
of twenty-five percent on account of their
being imported luiniiio united amies, iiiese
engravings ale lifter lntings by great
mullein masteis 01 nrifiiiHi 1110 nriisis who
enzraveil the nlalcs stand In the front rank
of tlio world's iciKHvncd engravers.
It is behoved, and generally conceueii,
that these engravings make up tho finest
uud most elegant set of works of high art
ever brought nut by American publlsheis.
This enterpiislng linn, though many years
ill tho Art Publishing business,, buva not
grown old ami uuprogrcssire-, but on tho
other hand maka improvemcntutid progress
vcar by your, giving the peoplo better and
Letter pictures for tho same or less money.
Tlicy niav, wo icci sure, i.uny ciaini iu
stand at tlio head of tlio Art Publishing busi
ness in America, We can only understand
tho colossal proportions their'traile has ns
giMiipd hv reineinberinir that this is a ereat
ivtrd mighty nation of nearly fifty million
people, we cannot ueuer illustrate wis
maenitudo of their business than to state
the amount of nmney paid by them for pos
tage stamps during mo years ihiu, ib(,
and 1878 We havo tho figures direct from
tho firm, or wo should think tbcro was soino
error. In 1R7I5, they paid for postago'$33,-
104.02. In 1877, they paid for postage. 537,-
2(18.76. la J878 tho amount ol money that
they paid for postage- stomps was simply
enormous a little over $30,000 00. Stinson
,fc Co. stand ntnoni tlio largest ami most
judicious advertisers ill tlio country, and a
slioit time since paid ill asinglo day $24,-
iilio.uu in casn on a contract lur advertising.
They employ ogents everywhere through
out the United States and Dominion of Can
ada for tho sale of their pictures by subscrip
tion; wo call attention to their advertisement
lor agents in anotlicr column, rnoso who
need pleasant, profitable work, should cor
respond with them.
Ifcsidcs liiviue tlio larco amounts of pos
taeo stated above, their express and freight
bills uro enormous only small orders ore
eerit by mail, tho larger being sent by ex
nress and freisht. American homes should
bo mado beautiful by refined works of art,
and prices for really meritorious pictures are
now so low mai mere can ue no excuse ior
tho walls to remain gloomy, unadorned and
cheerless. American homes should be mado
beautiful, and tho tendency of this will bo
to make more refined aud beautiful tho lives
of tho dwellers thciein
A. J. DUELING, Proprietor,
twiicro von will flml a full ami cotnploto stock of
Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Soaps,
Brushes, Combs, &c.
Lamps, Lanterns, Chimneys, Burning & Lubricating Oils,
A Complete Line of Druggists' Sundries.
Trusses, Supporters, and Shoulder Braces.
Pure "Wines and Liquors o all kinds for Medicinal and
Sacramental purposes.
Wall Paper and Borders, a great variety.
Personal nltenfion given to the compounding of Physi
cians and Family Prescriptions,
Established 18G7.1 A. J. DURLING.
It Will lay to Bead This !
T1IK
Lchlchtou, Novemp"r2.
.Respectfully announces to the people of Lohighton and its
vicinity, that he has just enlarged his Manufactory by the
addition of another story, and that ho is now prepared to
furnish them with every description of
Manufactured from the best Seasoned Material, at Prices
fully as low as the same articles can bo bought for else
where. Ilero are a few of tho inducements offered :
Parlor Sots at from $50 to SG0.00
Walnut Marble-top Dressing Case Bedroom
Suites, 3 Pieces
$40 to $G5.00
$18 to $40.00
$6.00
$4.00
Painted Bedroom Suites,
Cane Seated Chairs, per set of Six
Common Chairs, per set of Six
and all other goods equally cheap.
Tn this connection, I desire to call tho attention of tho
citizens to my ample facilities in tho
IN'ole from tlio Agricultural jresv
At tho oat-meal factory in Cedar Rapids
Iwelvo run of stones aro in operation night
and doy, and every 24 hours 7,000 bushels
of oats are ground into meal, making 000
bairels of 200 pounds each. About fifty
hands are employed. The hull or chalfis
used for fuel, supplying the furnaces of th
mill and also ol the water works. About 30
kegs of 100 pounds each of pearl barley are
aUo prepaied every thiv. Tho removal of
the hull of barley is by attiition, a slow pro
cess. .Most of tho oat-meal is shipped to
Scotland. An nat-mcal mill Is fitting up at
Des Moines. Tossibly the much neglected
oat is tho coming crop. Farm and Lice
Stuck Journal.
Tlio farmers pay eighty per cent, of tho
taxes, yet tney elect men of other professions
to represent their interest in congress and
the legislature. No wonder that the agrt
cultural interest I: crippled and wading,
when those who have tho iower to chooso
the political repiisentativcs ofjthe people,
select men who are utterly unfit for the pos
itions which they aro called upon to fill
men whoso sympathy and interest is but too
often at variance with tho agriculturists of
the country. S. L, Slick Journal.
In the year 18C0, the Stato carried 114,000
sheep, and 112,000dog3, while at the present
time, with the s.imo nuuiberof dogs or more,
wo have but 55,000 sheep. The dog tax op
pears to atlord farmers very slight encourage
ment In tlio sheep breeding, so bug as tho
dogs aro allowed to ruu at large day and
night. In 1375, thero were 11,189 dogs re
ported as having been engaged in killing
1,073 sheep, and in 1878 theio wcro 10,000
dogs taxed, but the amount of damage done
by said dogs exceeded $10,500, so that,
although the sheep industry might bo mado
one of tho most remunerative in the state,
yet it cannot Improve until mole radical
measures for the suppression of dogs aro
adopted. A", ii". Farmer.
Corn in Kansas Is cheap and most abun
dandaut, u fact which has been greatly in
favor of the feeder ol stock ill that State.
enabling him to euccasfully compete with
rival feeders in States nearer to the great
centres where cattlo aro consumed. It Is
this which has made profitable the feeding
of Texas cattle, uud which will lend to per
twluute Iho custom of driving young cattlo
from Texas a .d even encourage the growth
of that business, ith range and water
uusuipassedi witli corn cheap aud plenty
and with young stock available at reasona
ble prices, there certainly seems to be good
reason fur believing that in the feeding of
cattle the Kansas farmer will find a very
satisfactory business. American Stockman,
Asparugus should not bo exhausted by too
long continued cutting. The usual rule is
to stop as soon ns early jieas are ready. He.
cent inquiries show that it is not generally
understood that tho crop of next year de
peniUupou the growth of tho tops this sea son,
as. wo havo bcen-nsked by several if tbey
should not be kept cut off. This would
completely datroy the bed. The growth of
the foliage is of the greatest importance, as
it provides for the buds for next season. Al
low he tops to grow until the change of
color ohows that they have done their work i
all weeds that appear should bo pulled.
Exchange
In transplanting tender vogetablo-plonts,
sochns Wiatocs, cabbage jnd other similar
plants, it is a profitable practice to have pre
pared a buitkrt of ipanure water brought U
tho consistency of thick batter by mixing in
soil. Dtp the root. In this pa.te before, pla
cing tho sets in the rows or hills. This
treatment will generally insure thrir living
and making a rapid growth. Kaunas
Fprmer.
To rue Stalk llHH.in. -Chop half a loal
of bread In a basin, add ln j, butter the
me of an og. Male, peppir and sage to.
son, ct wiih milk j shape into a loaf ami
brown in the oven. Kc.
IiKn.iNo.v. Pa.. Juno 2. William Ulrich.a
butcher, who once did a thriving business in
this hamlet, became involved, and about
two years ago ho was sold out by theSherlil.
Since that time his all. lira have been going
from bad to worse, until he became reckless
and threatened to commit suicide. Not
much attention was paid to his threats, but
they were to-day carried out with terriblo
ctlect. i short time ago a levy was made
on Ulrich's household goods and other clfects
which were to be sob! for taxes. The sale
was to havo taken place to-day. At two
o'clock in tlio afternoon, the hour appointed
forthcsalo to begin, Tax Collector 1'eter
Hann and Constable John Lciningcr came
on the premises and told the auctioneer to
go ahead. Ulrich appeared, and witli an
oath declared he would kill tlio first man
who would attempt to tako any article be
longing to him, and he at onco began pu'
tiug his threats into execution by drawing
a huge Colt navy revolver from his pocket,
and shooting I,eininger in the abdomen.
An ugly mid it is feared a fatal wound was
Inflicted. Ulrich then turned on Ilann,
who was running to get away IVoin the in
furiated man, and fired. The Ball gr.ir.cd
1 1 ami's shoulder, inflicting a slight wound.
Ulrich then placed the revolver oack of his
own ear, and fired, tending tho ball through
his head, lie fell to tho irmiiud and died
instantly. Ulrich was about 37 years of ago.
lie leaves a wile anil live clulilreii in itesli
tutu circumstances. Ho served throu"h tho
civil war in tho Twelfth Pennsylvania Cav
UMBERS A
alrv.
case ho
buried rn Mount Ijcbauon Cemetery as
soldier.
BUSINESS, with a now and handsome Hearse, and a full
lino of Caskets and Coffins, I am prepai'ed to attend
promptly to all orders in this line, at lowest prices.
Patronage respectfully solicited and the most ample sat
isfaction guaranteed. V. KCIIWARTZ,
Oct. 12. BANK Street, LEHIGHTON, PA.
lfllo pFtiig styles. lf f&o (g
It Invnrlnbly Cnrci Cnnpli. Colds, Hoarsc
iiCPBitnto Thront. Act limn, (To up, nml other
Affections ot tho Uroatlilng Org a us.
Its ronthlnp influence upon tun Irrit.Vetl llti
1 tiff of ihn ft r passflpci, t dun to lltotnct time
iVi liifrrodKMitnnio the most efficacious tmUnoit
is nUuplrn known to moOic.il bntniiy, tue Lin si
nftlin article-oeinti tao IIONKY 0NI10 JlOIU
HOUND l'LAN IVolipmicttJirnnitert with tho
lupfllcwnl principle of thn A JilKH MAI,HAMKA
or llnim ot Onead. Tlioro nro tioniitan, livo other
botnnto clomencs which givo additional clflcacy
to the ttmt named two.
IHofo who imvn mod It, far that TlALH'a
IIONKY OFllOKKiUiU.Nl AN1J TAU i not
otilywondcrfuiiy remedial in nil cases wheio
tlio oritnu- ot respiration nro nfTocUrt. tint nlo
tiint its action is umiMinlir rupirt. A few doseB
ticqueuil mrvoto relievo a vony obstinate
roiurh. It contains nnthinrtbnt can disorder
tlio stomach, n fact that can bo alleged with
truth of bnt tew rotmu remedies j it Iihs an ux
tiemclr apreeablo flavor, and ta old al n flgnro
which enables thoia of the most limited moans
to avail theinsclTCH ol its virtues.
It 1 simple madness to trlOowlth n Conjrh.
IrrUiittoii of tUf Throat, Cheat nrt Lnngs trav
els ravldlv and what is a trifling ami eauilv
ctmquorabto difficulty in tboso oisaus to-day,
niav In a tow weeks Develop Into- Uronrhitl or
Consumption, two disraso which carry moro
victims tn eHrlr ernv?f, than any other In tho
lone usini nouiiv uitoruer.
A Conch raiy bo fitly termed thorrellininarr
Stuco ot Cmimimimnn, n mnlndv of which
IIAMi'S HONEY OF IlOIUSItOUND A1SD
TAIUflthP (miest Vuown pruveutive. Those
thorcloie, who would arrest tho proprna of the
do-trover ahnnhl delay not a mom cut to tak?
a cntTAts specific
CIIILDnilN, doilvo creit horcflt rrom Its
fionthino nroneriien. when Rnfleriuir with the
paroxyrms nt Cfimp and Whoop ng Couch, The
n
rot named d'Biuo is enreta.lv deBtrnctive
nmoiiff voune cutldien and ih's reliamo remedy
Fiioiuii do Kept on iisihi in nu iion:ouoius uuy
the lur itr PaeKiifres and LCcouotnlzo.
I'lllCKH. 50 cts., ond fl, l'Kll DOTTLE.
Sold by all Dropglus.-
C. N. Crittciiton Prop'p,
KB SEVB2T SIXTH AVENUE, JC. Y.
Fnr into hr A.
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Have you a "Raoikq Tooth" HeaJct7
IP YOU HAVE, BUY
Pike's Toothache Drops
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its mor-oor it lontains 110 luitiodicut wlilcli
cau injure j'our i cem.
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TK.V THOITANIC TONiT' OF HUM IN
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nil of which Bho Is prcparod to dlsposo of to her patrons at prices so low as to bo perfectly
astonlshlnir. Hats and llonnets inndo up tu onler. httl'll II I. S unit I.AlllUS
OWN 11A111 mado up to order on short notice nml nt very reasonable prices.
A3- Call nnd examine Ucods and learn Prices. -:a
Mrs. M. Guth, Fashionable Millinery Store,
April 2G, 1879. White St., WEISSrOllT.
If Pkstkuku ii y aneruiitioii, ttso Glenn's
RuLl'MUli BoAitlieruliiigspecllic for diseases
irritation mid abrasions ot tlio skin, nml ti
most salutary beaut i Pier of tlio complexion
This adniirablo article is an inexpensive
substituto lor sulphur baths, and is equally
ns cH'ectivo in banishing cutaneous maladies
und relieving tho pangs of rheumatism mid
gout. Redness and roughness, tan, freckles,
pimples, and indeed every imperfection of
the cuticle is entirely removsd by it. It is
avouched, by ladles who havo used it, to bo
the most cllcctivo means of elaiifying ami
soltening the skin that tlicy havo ever em
ployed i its health promoting projieities aro
widely recognized by medical men.nndcvi
denee ill its behalf, emanating fiotn other
ami equally resiiectablo sources, ptccludcs
any reasonable iloubt as to tlio genuineness
of its claims to public confidence. Clothing
and linen from the sick room nre disinfected
by it, nml it prevents contagion when the
dangfr of obnoxious diseases has been in
curred by contact. Sores and ulcers that
resist the operulioti of salves and lotions, ire
healed by it, and it soon relieves the swel
ling ami pain caused by britisoa mid sprains.
Tlio opening of tho Kres, resulting from
tho wholesome stimulation of Hie superficial
blond vessels that it produces, is the ell'ect
best calculated to ease tho circulation when
overheated, ami carry off thoso olfensive
granulations which disfiguro the cuticle and
render existence a state of martyrdom while
they remain. Eruptions, ailments Hint
ointments will not euro are entirely eradi
cated by Oless's Sumim Smp.
Sold by druggists. 1'rico 25c. per cake.
1 1)ox(3 cakesi 75c, sent bv mail, prepaid, on
receit of price. C. N. Obiitb.nto.v, I Sixth
Avenue, Joiv York.
llll.t-'s lUlh and Whisker Dye. Black
or Uroivn, 50c, 27-20.
C3
To our fanner jutrixw the "Farm
ers Column" In the Advocate will U worth
more Jhaul a year j besides, ihey get with
la m .- uut ;
Coal I Oosul 1 1
II. A. BKLTZ. rrspectfullr annonnres to the
peoQie el Letiighiou and vicinity tbat he bas
mine airiifment lor iniipiylnir ibem with
tholllivr LKHIG11 CO AL iroin tho LeblcU.
ton lieiKit ol ilie Iblgb & auiq., int.. at ihe
following Low I'i ices i
K'ove ta 53 per ton
Chcstuul j o. per ton
Ko. S i ;j per tou
STIUCTLY FOll CASH
Leave vonr Orders at my OtHce, nA?K Pt.,
twoiislip tlio t'uplio Squqie. yoat will beileliv
ered. wlien delrea, at vary lowest Charire. on
ulove price. n,A lltL-JZ.
March 8.-201. IctitBhtou, Pa,
pjQltSEMEX, LOOK HCltJfi
tvu.i.oiroiinY ivcitT,
Saddler and Harness iMaker,
HANK St., I.EltiailTON, Ta.,
Calls attention to the rolluwlnir extraordinary
LOW I'ltlUKSi '
luugy HaruMi at Irom $12 00 upwards
y.xpreH HariiMi at Irom is oo upwards
llraMhlnic llarnew at Irom . . il upwards
ll'tlUK HarneM at from s M upwards
llorw collars (balr) at Iroiu. 3 w upwards
o ill nif 1 ul front I TA
itmuc...,.or.1(1e:. new- weekly i unoariielesaiequ.,,:1;
ruruUbtil by any other newspaper pubiisheil and uriuc(d of best woikiuansblp. Itbl
....... ... v, V..,K, , j unvuimiuBi rraim .
ai.l.argi I'aif uig .i,iiit J u
My Motto: "Be Sure You Arc Eight, Then Go Ahead!"
hub aei .
CHAS. W. LENTZ,
Pharmacist, Family k Dispensing Druggist,
Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, choice En
glish, French and American Perfumeries, Hair, Tooth
and Nail Brushes, Imported and Domestic Soaps,
Sponges, Chamois Skins, Stationery, Fancy
Box Papers, Lamps and Lamp Fixtures,
at prices which defy all compction !
My Prescription Department
Receives special attention, and is the most complete
in the county ; it is supplied with the best quality of
Remedies that can be obtained, and so regulated as
to preclude the possibility of a mistake. Prescriptions and
Private Pccipes compounded at all hours of the day or night
by myself, at the Lowest Prices possible.
fV All Drui-A and Snicna Roll! liv tun nrn minrnnirrri In hn Rtntntl? Pnr. .ml Mnnnfnrt,it..1
from the verv mt Crude Artblra. No Clomp. Adularnled at Mv it .bhslimcut, HATI8
TION (lUAttANTLKD Oil MONEY IturUNUliU. Orders by Mail receive pioiuptatteu
lion.
Ttinniilnr rar frlcrds and tlie public cenernlty for past favoia. I confldentally ass: a share cf
future patiouaKe, Bua untelnir sat sineiiou m eery case.
ltvapecttuly,
. CIIAS. "V. LENTZ,
' 1 " " ", " lSTdxt to the Fort Allen House,
jan, 4, 1878,y rSVETSSPOUT, Carbon Co., Pa
SDLPMJR SOAP,
The LcaiUng External Specific
fo. DISKASIiS OF Tlin SKIN nnd
Beautificr of the Complexion.
$2G
It renders tho Cuticle. Healthfully
Clear ard Smooth, and Is the ?c&t Pos
slblo Substituto for Expcnslvo Sulphur
RxiUs.
Ir 1 Imrfjmpornb'o nempflv 'or Bruiskb, Ul
cEKS. C'L'Ta mi A ovciy lintahio or onhi'.tliv
comlitlon ot tho 8km, miU is 8 most sotvirtwbln
lemtHllnl uthl anil onnice nf i-cols rellclin
cac or GOUT ntiil Kiieujiatish.
TtiinmiiHtOMirnhlo UIHINFECTA.NT OV
or.OTIUNa OH HUH MNJCN, worn nnoiucrt
hy person mflcrinff Imui onxoxious or cox
TAQloi s MSKAf iuhI U a Cupi tm lUim-t) v n ml
rrcveitativot'f tactn. when nse.l enpn I nice.
Hon rciaons rmihjjln u have no liccd lo
take feutphur Ualim, or to rrsrt tu Sulphur
pnntcH for battinic purt'os e8.
Ai un adtunct of li.o TOTLKT It lufflrmorc
(lo'iiftlilu lltaii nnv Cot mo lo pIi co it DOB- nut,
like a tides of Hint nntiin-, cud c sal Complex
1 oil nl lihnnitUifs bill' rrmovr them.
TAN,riihcKi.j;s.riairi.i;y. ijlotoiiks
i d the like, Bifocdiiv yiolntuiu clanfylnff In
Jluenciii ou'l It in tho very bet tioap to Hiiirtt
wnli.Ueciusn it leaves tliuKkm stitoolli nnd frcu
iron) itiolnltntloi) pruiiuco'i en t cntlvo cu
ticle, by iho H')iillcatim of tin laxor. It nUo
coirplrtely rrail catc liANDHUVF.
Ihiuscnivot dH:ain it to bo excellf.nt for
iOOLi:N LINliVS. I. uml i.ihrr
fabrics and ladio iimvuif In ttie I'Cst tuclon o
inetroiiolitoii una ruial eocitly Bpcak ol It In
thnhlhcjttcunn.
letttiioiitaiii poor in from a1 1 quartern of tho
Union upon 1U rromtPt-ir. hiriiv ol whi'h linio
born pul)Iifli"tl In the f rm or n ucat pamphlet
procuratiltjut Iiu,7iii-ti)iid Fancy Ooooa l)inl-i-rtt.
Iho oiiirinMls Im'Iii? ojien to public injure
tmn at Inn Mkdicival Waiicih u&k. No. 7 biXTit
AVHNUK, Nmv Youk. Thii artic e U uioreovt-r
ludoiaeil ov the Airdicul finioiuity,
1.1 KK MOST -TIIL.lt FAMOUH IIEMFDIKS,
Ol4l:NUIii,UItSHAl lmb cnunitat.
CO. Soma without the -niallest fmcin-n of re
menial lucucv luvo I cen uml are loixicu upon
tlcal
"Worth $U.2o. Sent on receipt of $8.10.
Worcester's Dictionary ....
10 00
thaiuisusiuctliignml uuo'j&prvuiit, t genuine
buipnur tnapa potsossiatr properties lacrucai
wit u or equal to Iho Ute.it Hp tut lie. which tuelt
Tho undersigned announces to tho ladies of Lehigliton
and vicinity that ho is now receiving nnd opening a large
assortment of STRING & SUMMER GOODS, comprising
such as Matalasses. Delaines, Cohurgs, Alpacas, &c. Also,
a largo stock of
PRINTS and GENERAL DRY GOODS,
which ho is offering
AT EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES FOR CASH.
Grocories and Provisions a Specialty,
at prices to suit tho times.
Clover, Timothy, Hungarian, and all kinds of Fiold and
Garden Seeds, VERY CHEAP.
Opposito tho L. & S Depot, BANK Street,
Myfi, 1T9yt l.EHKHITOX, FKN'N'A,
r en dors bee a to rival hv iiiidprtnnid ctmnetl
tio. 'i ho public imuld th reform bo careful to
inqa're tor GU:.NNS hulplnir honp bvlutull
name, onil&ee tbjt thev cut the real urilc'e.
A'l rcHpfCtalile Dnivmttt. FiipcvOohU Denh
ffatn! llioct-rt Keep UUiNfl hULlMlUIt
BOAl1, anil will od ittunantl for It, aupply tho
gunCINB intNQ to tct-trcu.touiera.
Prlcei,;S5 eta. per Cake 1 Hox, (3
caket) aent hy mnllfjirciiald for 70c,
C. N. CRITTENTON,
riiopniuToii.
Ko.7Sll.th ATB..N. Y.
HUItUNO, Bant Biro, t,
For Sole A.
XjsliUhtou. Va.
BLACKS and BKOWXS
as Natural as katuhr'sSelf,
arecommnlcfited to Oiav aud I la me colored
loci, uioiotit iiutautanoouBiy hy
Hill's Hair aud "Whisker Dye
a nrirnaiatlon ahaolmelv free from burtfalln-
gmbftim atn( inllu tely wpermr by retwrn ot
iheiff ctavrpduent to any itrticloof iu c au.
i'lfiupture Ghaymm and IUldEM ato Die
vfuied. ond the i vety luiira of w mqnir the
true youimm not irom iui uiait:u:w uye.
SOLD BV XLh DUU001ST3,
C. N. Crittenlon Prop'r.
SIX I'll AVK.. N. V.
Illustrated nnd imnlirldKCd. A ina'slvo raluiac ofIS34 rajrer. Latest and
test Itlmi. Colored pluit-s. Library sheeji hiudln.
'1 lie auiliorliy In our olllce." N. V. Trlltuuc,
"'1 hdiesi writers use W orcestcr ns ihelr authority." N. Y. Herald,
"The stnmlard Dictionary of America." I 1 1 1 1 u I e . i hla 1'rcM.
" Imuk eoLsidered the standard ul Auicrlea." Lvtnliis I'ust.
Sunshine for Little Children .
The Carbon Advocate
Total offer is worth
Child's SBible.
Worth $10.25. Sent on receipt of $6.00.
The Child's Bible
A magnificent hook. I.irge quarto. KlSpnjics. 000 flno engravings, color
ed msiis and lllunilnaud l It Irs. especially dctliiiicd hy the hest urtlais or I ho
day i;loih,clciaint lull ulll nuilullt cdars, )iold side and (suldiluiun. UUar,
large IJ'l'C, and iirlnteU on eiqulslteljr tinted paper.
Sunshine for Little Children ....
The Carbon Advocate
Total offer is worth
41 ANN Strcot.N. Y.
nor. t: ti
uisli:ys ruin: distilled
23c. KXTKACT 25c.
WITCH HAZEL,
On, II AJIAMKMS VIliOlNIOA.
ljiual In quallly to any made, and only hair
the price. Ooz. bottles 20c. Tints toe.
Ilcllcves Headache, Toothache, Karnehe,
Sore Kycs.Nosr.lllccd, llleedlnBl.ungs, I'aln.
lul SIi uses, Whites. Asthma, lleduccs Swell
ing', rile. J.C. Cures Ilrulses.Scalds, Hums,
Sprains, Wuui-ds, Iiheumatlsin, Erysipelas,
Chilblains. Varicose Veins, Neuralgia, 6.C.
Natukh's Vnivkhsal IUmudv Ton iNTwr-
Ar. AMI 1.XT1.K.NAL USE.
If your Hnifrgl't has not got It, tell him lo
order it or the proprietor.
CIIAKI.HS F. HISI.HV,
Whoksalo IJrutrirlit
mar:o-3ni 103 Orccnwlch St., New Yotlr.
Ilillili1 cn'' 25 emts In stamps or cur
larjBiili rency lor a new Hmmie Hook.
It treats nil diseases, has 35 lino Engravings
shewing positions nssumcd by sick horses, n
tuhlc ol doses, a large collection or Valuaiile
li(lil!t 1'irii'KP, rules for telllngtho nuo
ljIrlrfiV of a horse, with an engraving sliow
fng teeth of each year, and a largo amount ol
other valualdo horse Information. Dr. Win.
11. Hall says, " I havo tiouuht honks that I
paid (5 and 10 for which I do not like ns well
us I do yours." fci:xr koii a C'nicyLAit.
.,tt,,-i. Uf . u-..,. II , !. l.'TTT I . t -ill II
Lnosburgh Falls, Vt.
mar. 15-yl
Vick's Floral Guide.
Abenutiful work of lint I'ncea, Ono Ooloreo!
Fowor l' la tin nntl 301 Ilutritin. with De.
hi i Ut oils ot ino bot Flow ers nt.a Vtot ibtox,
mil how to sritiw ilum All for a X'tvii ceat
Stamp. In I-;iik1i1i .ir German.
'iho Flowt r nnd Vigetiiblo Onrden. t7aparc,
Six LVIouh) l'latia Mini mny haiulred Kngrrtr-wg-i
For &ictitH In purer coven j ilueie
gantc oth. In O rinan and Uiiffllhh.
Vli h's It utratoil Alodthly Maguzino,31 fifigeV
nctiinroilDla'oln oerv number anil manviltut
o finvii tn. Trio ii.'i'j n vo.ir i livo Ciiptos tor
to. Si.pniiien nntiiieri pent for lucent.
VlcIt'rtSeirt ntit tliebosi In thowi.rhl. Send
Fiva CpXtstaw furn Floial Uu'da con.alninc
LUt ami riit'ia nnapkutv nf lufurinntlim,
AiUlus", JAMKH VIUK.
Jin Id ltLChcsit r, K.V.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
A Oft'it'cmon having bppn so fortunate nt to
cine nln ton ot Coi sumption In tbit worl Ftngca,
uUttt bu ns Kivrn up to ilto tjy tho most cole
brntcl ithj'ichmc, ricsircH tn u.aio knoun th
car iw hii'h ntoyi'H a icceanlnl In every oust) to
thovo nfll cleil wi-b Ahthuiri, HrnnchutH Consha,
Col d.i t oii8nniiittoti and all Affections of the
ihrnt.t nnd Iniii;t. trnu w til ncnil tho Rpo pe,
frre of chnrpc to all who nVatrn It, If thfl will
forward their nCfirera to DANIICb A I) KG, 31
MbprtVrtt. ewYnrt. J.nuunr,
3 25 ThQ WMte i
1 00 -IS
C' i O. 3Zt2S
WM asafll Iffusaaoro
Worth $1.15. Sent on receipt of only $1.12.
World of Wit and Humor .....
From tho most celebrated writers. A magnificent volume oftho rarest and
richest fun. l.argo octavo, SCO pages. Cloilieiira. 460 engravings and
full page plates, Oold side and geld stamp. A great bargain.
Sunshine for Little Children ....
Tlie Carbon Advocate .....
Total offer is worth ....
3 50
00
$7 75
Kur Half hr A J
I.Uiclitun. I'i
nrrtr.isii.
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Am si
READ ALL OF THIS.
In order, if possible, to place a copy of THE CAUBON
ADVOCATE in every household in this and the adjoining
Counties, and to largely increase its circulation in other
sections of the country, we have become parties to contracts
for the purchase of entire editions of elegant, rare and valu
able books, and our readers are respectfully requested to
write to us for any standard set of works; and in connection
with our subscription department, their orders will be at
tended to at a'largc discount from retail prices, with the ut
most care, promptness and satisfaction. Among our "Prem
ium Offers" we mention the following :
DIOKEN'S WOIIKS. -i
HUI.WEH'R WOltKS. I All freight chattel to
l'lttSCOTTS WOltKS, , Upntd on Mail y.
COOPUK'S WOltKS. j
jggTThe above "Club Offers" arc only forwarded when
the money is received by us.
All orders should be addressed to THE
LEHIGHTON,
Carbon Coiuity,
Penn'a.
THE EASIEST SELLING,
THE BEST SATISFYING
SefiiMaclii
Its Introduction and World-renowned
reputation was tho death-blow to high
priced machines.
THERE ARE NO SECOND-HAMD
WHITE MACHINES IN THE MARKET.
This Is a very Important mailer, as It It well
known ana undisputed lact tnat mini si Vis to
called first-cli machines which are oflered so
chean noiea-days are those that havo beta re
possessed ((hat Is. taken, back trom customer
alter use) and rebuilt and put upon the miikst
"iHiTwillTE IS THE PEER OF ANV SEWlNQ
MACHINE NOW UPON THE MIIKET.
IT IS MUCH LAflCEn THAN THE FAMILY MA
CHINES OF THE SINGEI1, HOWE AND WEEO
MUKEl:0STS MORE TO MANUFACTURE THAN
EITHER OF THE AFORESAID MACHINES.
ITS CONSTRUCTION IS SIMPLE, POSITIVE Ar.3
"iS WORKMANSHIP IS UNSURPASSED.
Do not B117 any other before try
ing tho WHITE.
Prices and Terms Mafle Satisfactory
AGENTS "WANTED
IThito Sewing Machine Co.,
CLEVELAND, 0.
JOHN H. FAGA.
ACiENr FOIt CAItnON I'OUNTT.
Mar.5J7-BI MAUCll CIUNJ,
rnch, sb1 all tyv hidndlnff OltANP,
fcQI'AKKA'JOni'IlIUHT.iilUtnCtlrFiHST.
Ci Abn. Mli) hi Iho lowtt m( cnh v.ho'ria
loc uir 1 Hva, uiuct to ilie 1'VIU IIAhEK,
Tlniianoiu60e 01 eM UiefluMtdiapltT'Ot
tbe Ct-DtfiiPiHl KxblDUIou. and uuhdi.
moimly recotnnifudrO furtli1tlui!CiT I1ook
ov i .wo in um. U?iiily inmrporatod
Jlaiiufctuiiuic rc-Fartniy 0 tfUifclitHi over
M WX4 Itie t-quaiu Orainl- ouuutu Maib
nftli" w i teH Jiipts (tverwruuc Hcale.
Ihe Rraii .nipiO-tmtit m the htorj ot
l'taiim.R hp. 'fhu l'iJHhlnrt llioHMkr
IN AMKIII' A l'i.i.i.'H M" t n lilal Don't
lull to wnto tor Ji utir-nxl awl DefcCiipUro
tutulutr v vt W iM.vm uinikHi trt'.
)lKM)KIfi(1ll.' PIANO CO.
21 Knit blrcal, N. V
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