FARMERS' COLUMN.
"IVIinl Tlicro ii In Wlicnt.
Tho wheat grain is a fruit consisting of n
BcsJ nnd ils coverings. All tho iniddlo part
of tho grain is occupied by large, thin cells,
full of n powdery suhstance, which contains
nil tho starch of tho wheat. Outeldo the cen
tral starchy mass is a single row of squarish
colls filled with a yellowish material, very
rich in liitrogcncous, that is, flesh forming
matter. Beyond this again thernaro six thin
coats of coverings, containing much mineral
matter, both of potash and phosphates. Tho
outermost coat is of but littlo value. The
mill products of these coverings of the seed
nro peculiarly rich In nutriment, and fine
flour is robbed of a largo percentage of valu
nblo and nutritious food. Middlings not on'
ly contain more fibrin and mineral matter
than fine flour, but also moro fat. Tho fibrous
matter, or outer coat, which is indigestible,
forms one-sixth of tho bran, but. not one.
hundredth of tho fino flour. 'Wheat contains
tho greatest quantity of gluten and tho small
est of starch; rye, a medium proportion of
both, whllo in barley, oats and corn, tho
largest propoition of starch and tlip smallest
of gluten arato bo found. In practice 100
pounds of flour will make from 133 to 137
pounds of bread, a good nvcrago being 136
pounds; hcucoa barrel of 180 poundsshould
yield 200 one-pound loaves. American Mil'
ler.
A Curo tor lion Diacritic.
Mr. S. L. Shaw, extensively engaged in
raising hogs in the West, in a letter recently
published in tho Altoona Tribune gives tho
following information yaluablo to farmers!
"I would state that so far as my experience
nnd observation in hog raising goes not ono
in ten of tho hogs that die of "hog cholera"
ever had such a disease. It is simply a spe
cies of quinsy which is caused by cold or
chills, and gradually extends to tho lungs
nnd often terminates in a hind of diarrheca,
If one of your physicians will open tho throat
of a diseased hog I am satisfied ho will find
this to bo tho case. If tho farmer will mix
up tho following doso nnd feed it to hogs,
scattered over stone-coal (bituninous) thor
will chew it ana set itwcllin the mouth and
throat, nnd it will curo nine out of ten if
taken in timo : Ono third spirits of turpen
tine; one third kcroseno oil ; ono third sweet
oil. If well along give n doso of boncset, in
feed. I feed well hogs tho same, and also
copperas water in inodcrato quantities. If
you will ndd to tho nboyo un equal propor
tion of fino spirits of ammonia it makes n
fino liniment for iho throat. I hare not
lost a singlo hog in threo years by using
tho above from this disease. It nearly al
ways begins with a hacking kind of throat
cough. Tho old saying, 'an our.co of pre
vention,' etc., is very appropriate here."
Cider Vinegar.
This is almost a necessity in housekeeping,
and is cosily prepared. After cider is' ter
minated draw it otr into a keg, and lake
strips of straw paper, dipped iuloWcst India
molasses or maplo syrup ; put them into tho
keg of cider nnd set in a warm placo near a
stovo or chimney, where it will not freeze,
nnd in a few weeks you will have n sharp,
pure vinegar. If ono needs it to uso in
shorter time, they can fill n jug with cider
and turn into each gallon of cider a pint of
molasse3 and a cupful of lively yeast. Have
a jug full of the liquid, let it stand uncorked
back of tho cook stove, where it will keep
warm. It will commenco fermenting in
twenty-tour hours, and will not take over a
week to make splendid sharp vinegar. It
must bo drawn off into another jug, leaving
the dregs, and kept in a tight corked jug or
bottles, whero it will not freeze. If one has
good cider thero need bo no trouble about
vinegar, as it can bo made into sharp vine
gar In n short timo by using a littlo labor
nnd takiug caro of It. Straw paper saturated
with molasses acts upon cider like mother,
and in a low weeks has every appearance of
that article, ouly a little firmer in consisten
cy and rather thlcker in texture. Country
Gentleman.
Cmi n, Sheet. Kcutmii 7
Wo think that A. II. Clark has tho sheep
that stands No. 1 as far as sagacity is con
cerned. It is a male, and during tho sum-
mcr, has pastured with some calves in an
apple orchard adjoining tho residence. Thero
were several trees in tho orchard well loaded
with early fruit. Tho-trccs were about six
inches in diameter. One evening Mr. Clark
heard considerable noiso in tho orchard ,and,
upon investigation, found tho sheep and
calvesquietly eating apples under ono of the
trees. In n few minutes all tho apples were
eaten, when, to his surprise, ho saw the
Bheep back off several yards from tho trco
nnd then butt it with all his force, bringing
down a quantity of fruit. This they pro
ceeded to eat ns bcfuro,nnd when tho supply
gave out the ehoep replenished it ns before.
4.ms was continued at. intervals until apne-
tite
wa appeased. Bo persistent was the
sheep in his novel mode of tree-shaking that
Mr. Clark was obliged to protect tho trees,
lest tho continual bruising ol" tho bark should
causo permanent injury. Qrolon (-Y.I',)
JfWiial.
Fixing1 Color lit Cutllc.
Rlchaidson, in his work on agriculture,
states that Cblcombct, an intelligent French
farmer, set to work to build up a herd of
white Shorthorns, beginning by purchasing
thl entire English Herd Book, nnd overy
volume ol tho French. Then, with tho pa-
tenco of a Benedictine Monk, bo traced back
from generation to generation tho accidents
of color in each family. With tho know-
lodgo thus laboriously acquired ho was able
to select his stock with such certainty that
most perfect success rewarded his toil. He
lias reared upwards of forty calves, each per
fectly whlto, without a singla hair of
red or roan appearing in any of them to up
set his calculations and betray his hojies.
In all cases they do not possess uniform ex
cellence of form, but now that ho has color
lie will next give attention to quality.
Protecting ;rnpo Vlnca.
Mr. Gcorgo Campbell recommends the
following plant "Tho better way with all
gropes, but especially with those not quite
hardy, isto prune in theautumn, as soon as
practicable nfter the fall ot tho leaves. If
your vines aro pruued and trained upon tbo
renewal system, it will be a very small mat
ter to lay them on tho ground aud give a
covering of two or three inches of earth upon
the shortened oaues, which is to be left on
until all danger of severe freeiing ts past in
tho spring. Yinea so treated , even to the
Underest varieties, have never been injured
with mi, when thou not protected have
been so badly injured as to yield no frniU'
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THIS ANI THAT.
Free trade is all right in Itr way, lint
what tho young men want since tho 31st of
December is protection.
An exchange, says that summer hotel
clerks nro pawning their diamond pins (o.
pay their board bills; but wo don't bcliovo
It. Who ever know a summer hotel clerk
to pay a board bill?
STOl'THAT COUGH.
nY USING DR. OKRMAN'S COOOII AND C0N3Dir
HON cu-ix.
Warranted to give relief or money refantet.
IlEAB TnR FOLtoWINO LKTTKH WHICH SATS !
Messrs. Ilowarth k Ballard.
Gentlemen! I take pleasure in recommen
ding l)r. German's Cough nnd Consumption
Cure, ns I have suffered with a sevcro cough
since last May. Have used all kinds of
Cough Mixtures, but could get no relief.
Mornings after getting up from my bed I
would bo so choked tip that I could hardly
breathoi also frequently vomited severely.
A friend directed' mo to use Dr. German's
Cough nnd Consumption Cure. I did so,
but with littlo faith at the time, but after
using I changed my mind, nnd I can con
scicntlously say, after tuklneonly ono bottle
I did not only obtain relief but am not
troubled with that fullness in tho morning.
Sly cough has stopped, and I can obtain a
good night's slcei something not enjoyed
by mo for weeks before. Will closo by say
ing if this letter will bo of any benefit to
you, you may havo my consent to mako it
public. Yours very respectfully,
J.E .DOOSHAEIt,
171 Dleecker St.' Utica.
Bomcmbcr nfter using J of a bottlo nnd
you nro not satisfied return tho bottlo nnd
get your money ns wo sell no curo, no pay,
nrico BO cents and SI iter bottlo. As wo aro
authorized to sell on these terms. Agent for
Lehighton nnd vicinity, A. J. Durling.
Nov. 8 ly c. o. w.
Observing little brother's remark bctoro
a room full of company ! " I know what
mado that red mtrk on Mary's noso; it was
tho rim of John Parker's hat." And thoro
aro girls who beliovo that littlo brothers
never go to heaven.
An old bachelor remarked on Christmas
day that ho never let his left hand know
what his right hand did, but his right hand
didn't do anything to speak of, so it was al
most unnecessary to make any Eecrct about
the matter.
PUZZLE.
Weary mortals racked with pain,
Ever 6oeklng but in vain,
Sweet relief from mortal ills :
Try, I pray, Wat's Liver Pills I
& as sure as morning's light
Cometh after shades of night,
O'er thy life, health's sun dlvlno
Shall arise, in joy to shine;
Light and hcaltli, nnd joy and mirth,
In sun-beams sparklo round thy hearth ;
Vital energy shali start,
E'en to muscle, brain nnd heart;
Hid the Liver of its load,
I'urify tho life, the blood,
Intercept diseaso and death,
Leaving fragrance on thy breath,
Lighten life of half its ills,
Safe add potent Liver Tills.
" How's your wife, Mr. Smith 1" Says
Smith, pointing to where his wifo sat in tho
next room at work upon his coat, " Sho is
sew sow." Jones" Oh, I sco ; she's mend
ing, sure enough."
Astaff ollicerwas inspecting a yeoman
ry regiment ou outpost duty: "What aro
you doing here, my man?" he nsked a vi
dette. " Makin' a fulo of myscl', sir," was
tho leply. "How so?" asked tho officer.
" Why, I should bo at hoam lookin' after
firm," answered tho videtto.
Distress after eating, ono of tho most
unpleasant results of indigestion, will no
longer bo experienced if a wine-glassful Qf
Speer's 1IORE1IOUND Ityo A- Hock is taken
niter each meal. This will prevent tho dis
tress referred to, and by persevering in tho
uso of this remedy for a few weeks a perma
nent cure will bo effected, nnd pain will no
longer be tho penalty of eating. For salo
by'A. J. Durling an'd Dr. C. T. Horn, Le
highton, and C. W. Lentz, Wcissport. S-2
A young mother was giving to her son,
nged fiyo years, a touching description of
the misery into which tho prodigal son had
fallen. "Fur away from home and his kind
father, obliged to tako care of swine, with
nothing to cat but the husks of corn left by
them," etc. "Then why didn't ho eat tho
pigs?" was the practical reply.
Ono tcaspoonful of Dr. Browning's C. 1c C.
Cordial for coughs and colds every threo
Hours will relieve tho severest caso. uon
sumptivc3 will find satisfactory relief from
its use. It is good for Asthmatic Coughs,
lirouciutis, (J roup, IV Hooping tough, in
fluenza, Soro Throat, Hoarseness, and any
troubles of tho sar.io nature. At this timo
of tho year colds aro moie quickly contract
ed than at any other. If people wili bo im
prudent, they must suffer the consequence ;
uut lo aiono lor neglect use Dr. urowning'a
C. it C. Cordial, and get relief. For salo by
druggists. Prico 50 eta. Dr. Browning,
Propr., 1117 Arch Street, Thila. Jan. 31.
Itobert, who fears ho is rejected "But
you know, Itcbecca, wo nro cainmanded to
lovo everybody." Rebecca "Yea; aud sol
do lovo everybody." Robert (pinaforically)
"What, everybody V" Rebecca (shyly)
"Well, you know, present company is al
ways accepted."
Tutlicr Ik Celling Well.
My Jauchlers sav : "How much better
father Is slnco ho used lion Hitters 1" Ho is
getting well after Ins long suffering from
disease ueciareu incurable, and wo aro so
glad that ho usej your Hitters. A lady of
ltochcster, N. Y. Utica Herald.
A contemporary heads an article "Fish
ing on Sunday." Can it bo possible that
there aro men in tills country so so wicked
as to fish on Sunday I - Tho next thing wo
know they'll tako a deeDer step in sin by
getting up a radio or a lotfery to raise money
to pay tho minister's back salary. This is
a wicked old world.
Tho following colloquy is reported lo
havo occurred on upper Main street on
Christmas day : Small boy to Gov. Garce
lou "Didyo hear that a boy had fallen in
to a well 50 feet deep, doctor 7" "No j and
how did they get him out?" "Sent word
to tho Governor and Council lo count him
out," said the lad.
Inventor mid 1'ntciitecH
should send for instructions, terms, refer.
encoa, Ac, to Edson Brothers, Solicitors of
i'atcnts, Washington, who furnish tho
same without charge. Edson Brothers is a
well-known and successful firm of largo
exiwrienco, having been established in tho
your ioo. olS-tf
In 1S78 tho famous works at Norwich
mado 200,000 pistols, and yet it is thought
that half tho boys under 12 years of ago in
tho great Republic are still destitute) of this
neccssary.accessory of a popular education
The government and the charitable societies
will have to look after this.
Chili Vinegar Take 60 peppers, cut or
bruised, to ono pint of tho beet vinegar j let
it stand for U days. Strain and keep In
pint bottles. Cincinnati Saturday Sight,
Chilly vigegar, indeed 1 We tasted somo of
it, and, to far from being chilly, it was act
ually hot. Don't labor under the Impression
because you let it stand 14 days that it will
be too woalc vinegar.
'Wauled,
Sherman i Co.. Marshall. Mich. . wint an
agent in this county at once, at u salary of
i uuiKTiuouin and expenses juid. For full
pan., uiarj iwurtss as above, uor.l 5 ly.
SPECK'S
PORT GRAPE WINE
Used In iho rrlncirl Churches for Comma,
nlcn purposes.
EXCEU.F.NT FOll LADIES AND
WEAKLY l'ERSONS AND
THE AGED.
W D 12 Ift'S
w i sr u
Speer's Port Grape "Wine !
FOUR YEA US OLD.
Thli Celebrated Natlvo Wlno Is made from
the Julco of the Oporto Urnpo. raised In this
i;ouniry. lis invamaoio
Tonic and Strengthening Properties
aro nnsnroaRSCd dv any other Nntlvo Wlno. hn.
niftthopurn Intce of tho Drape, ptodncert un
dir Air. Hiicci's own personal supervision, Its
purity nnd pcnulnr-no'a nro guaranteed. The
youngest child may pntrakeof Ils generous
qualities, and tho weakest nivalis uio It to nd.
iiitn(-e. It Is particularly beneficial to tho
hkuu iiiiu tiruiiiiiitun, aim sullC-a to InO rat IOU8
ailments Hint rffects thowoakcrnor. II lslu
cvuiy luayuuv A WAm'i 1U JIM ON,
SPEER'S
cfFo $
TJ9
Tlior.J. SHEtUir .8 a Wino of Superior
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This BRANDY Btarxis imrlvnlrd in this
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It ha a clolicato flavor, similar to Hint of the
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IUVU1 UIUUUK illBt-tlUB iHiuuiei
Peo that tno slgnnturo of ALFRED SPEEIt,
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Dec. 27-yl
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Tho liver regulated, tho bowels pntln proper
older, the utuod enriched ana vnriued, aDri the
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ILewIs Wags9
POST OFFICE BUILDING
LEHiailTON, PA., has the Largest and
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Sept. SO. '
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Chestnut 3 (0 per ton
No. 2., , 2 0Q per ton
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eretl. when desired, al very Lowest Chara-e, on
above prices H.AUICLIZ.
March 8. 2ai. Lehlghtou, Pa.
$800
A MONTH pnnrantecJ. t!2 n dny
mtvuo i)
it the ludUBtilous.
tjauitul uot requlrfa i we wUl start
yoa. jLlou. woQieu. uova ami irirla
make money faster at work for us thin at auv
thing else. The work is llffbt and Ieasaiit,and
neb as anyon can go right at, Tnose who are
wtan who see this notice will send na thoirml.
Oresriesatonceandfieo forthemselTos. Costty
uutntanaicicuaireo. iowiatuume. ihose
already at woric are laying up large sums of
monuv, Autlregs Tit U IS A CO., Augusta,
Maine. June 7. iv
DIAMOND
CATARRH
REMEDY,
A POSITIVE O UK for CAT Alt II
of all kinds. Cures at any stago oftho dis
ease. Has cured many cases so terrible that
bones came from the nose.
Ur.Bv ory'a Diamond Catnrrh Rem
eily Is mild and pleasant, affording immedi
ate msLiKF and prompt cure. It was ma
covicaitD in Ualifuhmia, and Is believed to
be the only seal cure yet given to the public.
A few applications break up a Cold in the
Head, cure Difficult llroathlng. Clogging ol
Head nnd Throat, Headache. Deafness, Loss
orrinicll. Volce.and Sight, The "Diamosp"
Is a wonderful medicine, and costs only 60
CENTS.
The Olaiunnit In vlcorator, the best
of Dlood Purifiers and Bullous Medicines.
Price, (0 cents.
The Olamond Nrvltie Pllla, a specif
ic for all Nervous Complaints. Price, tl.00.
The lilainoml Salve "Mother llriers's
Cure All the most perfect external cure ever
Invented. Price, 25 cents.
Send for descriptive circular of Dr. Hrory's
Diamond Remedies, vbee sr mail. Inquire
of your Druggist.
fit
ronrletor'a address. DR. A. F. EVORY
S: CO., 22 Park Placo, New Fork City,
oct. 4.-4m.
The undersigned is now prepared to supply
the very belt LATTIMEH COAL at the fol
lowing LOW PRICES 1'Ult CASH :
At Yard I Dellv'd.
No. 2 Chestnut, per ton,.. (2 oo t- 30
No. 1 Chestnut, (er Un,.. S 00 f S 30
Stove, ier ton, 3 25 3 65
J. L. GABEL,
Sealer to
General IIarware, &c,
Oppoalta lbs I'ubUo Bqnaxe, HANK STIUCET.
X.EUIQUTON, IU, soy.lo.IiTS
P
Medicines
Family Medicine Store.
Drue lino at bottom prices,
Drug Store, in Dr. N. B.
Utiieo,
Druggists' Sundries.
and Shoulder Braces.
of all kinds for Medicinal and
A. J. DUllLlNfcr.
Is all MW
BEIRY, Agent
the Wcissport Planing Mill.
jan.-i- yl
-nAcmectrniiv announces to'the people of Le-
hlghton and Its vicinity, that
pared to supply them with all
kinds of
Household Furniture
Manufactured from the best Seasoned Mate.
tni. n, iri.n. fniivAA lowns the same article.
can be bouirht for elsewhere.' Here are a few
of the Inducements offered:
Parlor Sets at from $50 to 60
Walnut Marblo-top Dressing Caso
licilroom Suites, 3 pieces 40 to 65
Painted lledroom Suites 418 to 840
Cane Seated Uhatrs, per set or 0. . . . to
Common tlhalrs, per set of 0
and all other Goods equally cheap.
In this connection, I deslro to call tho at
tentlon of the people to my ample facilities in
THE UHDERTAM& BUSINESS
with a NEW and HANDSOME HEAKSE,
and a tun line oi uAaiiL.ia uuu our i ia.
a lull iineui unui.ia unu , ,
n prepared to attend promptly to all or.
i la this line, at lowest prices.
I am
ders
Pntronatre retnectfullv solicited and the
most ample sausiactiun guarunieeu.
V. SOIIWAHTZ,
octl2 DANK St., Lelilghton.
"F T0U AKE IN XEEI) OF
Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps,
or, Gents' Furnishing Goods,
GO TO
T.l).CLAUSS,Agt.,
THE POPULAR
Merchant Tailor,
Bank Street, Lehighton.
PRICES VERY LOW FOR CASH. The
public patronage solicited. aug23-tl
D-ROCKVILLE.
O. B. LITTLE F1KLU & Co.. IlKin SIB t I have
been troubled wlttiCutarrhlu alt Ua forma for
the last 'j) years, and have ued all leiuediea
rrcommeudod to cur, bat received little or no
benefit, until I tiled Ihe CONSTITUTIONAL
OATARttil lll;Mi:i)Y. I have only used oue
lioiile aud a h If, and I am so much better that
I can lay It has cumhi me. My daushier.lu
law haalMbeen rUlcte4l for the last 4 year.
She la nowuAloa the ltemedy with the ame
reaulu I cau rnlr aayltlaa wouderlul inedl
erne, aa I know from expei ieoce that it will
cure any case of Catarrh. I formerly lived at
Napaoeo, Out Hoping that vou will introduce
tho medicine through the Dominion thorough,
ly, tui that my fellow audVrera may have au op
portunity ot go'tiuic curvd oi this disease.
Yours respectfully,
NKLSON snoREY.
N B. I have alwara been tubjert to head.
achi alura taino- the OonatlLuLlonal I have
not been troubled lu the least It will cure
bfAOaoaa in two or three nuura,
Jautmcma, W, SllOEtr.
mm
New Advertisements.
SELLERS'
COUGH
SYRUP!
OO Years He fore tlio Public
Pronounced by all to be tho most Plena
ant and efficacious remedy sioir tnust,
for the cure of coughs, eolila, croup.
hoarseness, tickling sensation oftho throat,
whooping cough, ete. Over a million
bottles sold within the last few
years. It gives relief wherever used, and
bus the power to Impartbeneflt that cannot
be had from the cough mixtures now in use.
Sold by all Druggists at S5 cents per bottle.
SELLERS' LIVER PILLS aro also
highly recommended for curing liver com
plaint, constipation, slck-beadaches, foverand
ague, and all diseases of the stomach and
liver. Sold by all Druggists at 25 cents per
box.
It. E. Sellers yb Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
oct. 4. ly-tp. col.
Wc will Pay the Postage
AND SEN0 ion
The Carbon Advocate
ONE YEAR FOR
ONE DOLLAR!
Or Six Months
For 50 cents !
wmcn is
Less than 2 cents per Week
FOR A LARUE
32 COLUMN PAPER!!!
ADDRESS,
Carbon Advocate,
Lcliigliton, I'll.
SHOW TIII3 TO YOUR NElanBOIt
M. "
EILMAN & CO.,
BANK STREET, Lehighton, Pa.,
MILLERS and Dealers In
AllKindof GIIAIN DOUCJHTnml fcOLDat
ItEUULAIt MARKET RATUS.
We wonld. also, lespecttullv inform onrclti
zeti4 that wo are now fully prepared to HUP
1'LV them with
From any Mlno deslied at VEtlY
1LOWEST PRICES.
it. HEILMAN & CO.
July ts.
Price,-. Per Year.
A COMPLETE MORAL STORY IN EACH
NUMBER.
The oblcct of this Library Is t: arlvo to the
ppbllo a complete moral and religious story
in a cnoap lorm, anu to counteract as tar as
possible tho Influence of the Immoral and sen.
satlonal literature or the present day. We
shall depend upon the coocratlon of every
good man and woman to Introduce this litera
ture Into their family and community. The
following numbers are ready, and others will
rapidly fellow;
no. rnirE.
1. Nellie, the Clockmaker's Daughter... loo.
2. Not Forsaken , 10c.
3. Uede's Charity. 15c.
, History of a Threepenny Hit, ) ...
LFrank Spencer's lfulo of Life, j 10e
5. Tho Young Apprentice 10c.
e. Sheer Od 16c.
7. in l'rlson and uut 10c.
The price of the above seven stories In book
form Is t8 60, but we will send them to any
auuresa on reccipi oi e.ignig Ltmi. &enu at
least for a sneclmcn conv. which wo will mall
on receipt of price. You will not bo dlsup-
J. 3. OU1LVIE & CO., rnbllsherf,
'ja Roe aTuuiiT, P xw Youk.
oct. ll.-wg.
JUST RECEIVED,
OF GOOD
NOTE PxPER!
wliicli wo aro offering at tlio unpreceilcntly
low prico of
$1.00 PER REAM,
OR
10 quires for 50 cents !
Call early If you aro In want of NOTE
PArEIt at this extraordinary LOW PRICE
Cakbon Advocatk
Lehighton, Pa.
TvTWn A T.T.'S Tlll remarkable med-
Splint, Corb. Callous, fee., or any enlarire
mf ill, aud WILL REMOVE THE HUNCH
SPA VTN WITHOUT H LISTER I NO
ui or causing a sore. No remedy
ever discovered equals It lor certainty of ac
tion In stopping the lameness and removing
PTTTJV. bunch. I'rlce 1.00. Send for
Vujcjj circular giving Positive Proof.
nolo vj uruvgiata, or aent Dy iue inventor,
u. . nuu.iL v. Miuvvuruu r ana. i.
I'UKNOH IdOlIARUS k CO., Agents,
Pblladelphls, Pa. ' B '
WANTED IMMEDIATELY".
Uood alinktiona KUtrtnteed. 'or partlcuUrt;
SSA4U VN Willi HIIIU
BHI2RIDAN A IlUIllI
Box MI, Obcrlin, Ohio,
THE SUN FOR 1880.
TnR Soir will deal with tho events ot tho
year 1880 In Its own fashion, now pretty well
understood by everybody. From January 1
until December 31 It will bo conducted as a
newspaper written In tho English language
and printed lor tho wholo pcoplo.
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ting all the nows of the world promptly, nnd
? resenting It In tho most Intelligible shapo
he shape that will cnablo Its readers to keep
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People ornllcondltlohs or lire nnd nil ways or
thinking bny and read TiiKSuxf and they
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WW I'ltlOESi
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j. ui oiu.i u. jaiXt even Dy accidcut.
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arr, Wt begin back at a da to of dlachoree or 1
death ol a noioier. Allenutlcd ahouiaapplrat
once. Thooaaiida who are c w nruwlujr tifn. ,
won aro entitled to an iimea r. B ildlers and
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Btlve properties of all other Hitters makes thecrcat
lest p 11 1 nnd Pit r.ilrr, I.tvcrltoffnlntor, ana Life
Iauu ivnii.ii xkUttiur lilts Atvui uu van 11.
No disease or 111 health can possibly long exist
whero Hon tlltfnrnnrii used, so Tarled and ncrfect.
jare their operations.
Tier stre new Itto ana tftor to the ssm sad Mm,
Tn nil whrnin rrnnlArmnn(i rtiunn Irrcf-iilnrtt'r ft II
Ithe bowels or urinary orj-ans, or who require an ApJ
nctlzcr. Tonic and inild htimulant. Hop BlUera ard
Invaluable with ont Intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or sj-fnptona are
what the disease or ailment la, use llop Hitters i
I- wan unin you aro pick, vox, 11 you udit ivei
bad or miserable, uso tho D liters nt once. It may
save your life. It has eaved hundreds.
9700 will be paid for a caso they wilt not cure or
help. BonotsufTernorletyourfrlenda suflcr, but
use and urge them to uso Hop Hitters.
Kemembcr.IIopBittersisnovilc.drtTfrffed.dninlt.
en nostrum, but iho lurestand Best Medicine ever
made: the Invnl!la Friend nnil Hope," and
no person or family should bo without them.
Iuct lomo tuis uny. usiw
Uop Coran Cukb Is the ewcetest, safest and best
Auk Children.
Ono Hop Tad for Btomach.Uvcr and Kidneys U
a superior to an otnenu unigK"
IP. I, c. Is an absolute and irreslrtablo cure for
nuruniccnncss.uso of opium, tobacco nna narcouci
ThQ Whits i
-is-
THE EASIEST SELLING, .
THE BEST SATISFYING
SeiilacMe
Its Inlrotiuctlon and World-renowned
reputation was the death-blow to high'
priced machines.
THERE ARE NO SECOND-HAND
WHITE MACHINES IN THE MARKET.
This Is n very Important matter, at It li .well
known and undisputed tact tnat man ol tn, to
called first-class machines which are oflertd ts
cheap riow-a-daft are thoso that ha. seen
possessed (that Is. taken, hack Irom customer!
alter use) and rebuilt and put upon tho marktt
"THE WHITE IS THE TEER OF ANY SEWINd
MACHINE NOW UPON THE MARKET.
IT IS MUCH LARGEn THAN THE FAMILY MA
CHINES OF THE SINGED, HOWE AND WEED
UAKE
IT COSTS MORE TO MANUFACTURE THAN
EITHER OF THE AFORESAID MACHINES.
ITS CONSTRUCTION IS SIMPLE, POSITIVE AND
VlS WORKMANSHIP IS UNSURPASSEO.
Do aot Buy any other beforo try
ing tho WHITS.
Prices and Terms Mafle Satisfactory,
AGENTS "WANTED I
White Setvlnff Machine Co.t
CLEVELAND, 0.
JOHN H. FAG
AIIIKt t'jnCi B 3 V CO II N
Mar.:),'7l-Cra li-UCll ClIUN
MDLLER'S 'OT- COD-LIVER Olg.
Ii pertectlf parf . Tronoonced tha best by the tytbtil
medical aulhorltle. In Ilia world, Cilr.n hlg-hit
awarda at 12 World', KxuosltlaDa. and at l'arli, 1S7..
Bold by Drua-gllU. W. II. Schleffrlln CO..N.T.
Tillit.old nnd well-
irietj iiemeav
nn. proven
bh Dcroiuia, jineamaiutn,
Ulccrnoa Sore., Whll.
fiwelllnffl. HvnhllltlM
Vod, lvn. m.-a-e,, etf. , InTaluabla In General
Debility ot the aged. A rich evrnp containing no In
Jurlona Invredlciittf. no other Kentedy haa recalrfrl
tuch eucomlums. Soli by all Druggtili.
cur. 2J wt
Thl. rnuaraibl medU
elne will cure Spavloa
EpUal, Curb, C.lloui, a!
or toy CDlarsemeDt, a4
vill rrrnore tha bunch
without blliterlng or cau.
lair a .ore. No remedy
evcrdlMOTerea equal. tlr
certainty. faction tn .ton
U nine the. wmii mnA ,
morlnir the bunch. I'rlce a Hit. tend for lllui.
tratrd circular Kivlcgpotltlv. proof, and your
neareit asent'.addrc.k ICendalt'e Hpav,
In Cure 1. .uld bvllrunlilL o
t. IS. J, Kendall It Co., nolur( I'alli, Ycruoai.
TTk " IOU WANT it. O K A ItAT.Q IW IT.
ulakm: liu v ualvamiu to. ik,iaj,tpui, j-a.
nur, n ml
CATARRH
v mm Ai ,i. - ir-a-'w
11W
ent It U
AMknu, ut llr.MUU.
r'l i.To.r owe bone by
U heallne apr uaes dlraot
to the dlauM. A relUU.
rI.. . iwwiiicuM .ear
C."u'.', . Trel-.rp
at tin Ui.l ut U retaraW u4
tn.aeyrelu.ed If aetai iyf..,
terj. I'or. fall (arerauUea. -Ji
IIOJJK Mki)ICINKt:0
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