The Carbon advocate. (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, February 14, 1880, Image 4

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    FARMERS' COLUMN,
TVIntcr Calves.
A Wisconsin dairyman asks If llicre can
l any irofit Jri'rnlslng calves In winter, or
Into Tall calves ? This question is now very
jiortincnt, since, winter dairying Is becoming
common. Butlor bears a higher rico in
winter; and this induces dairymen to have
their calves dropped in tlio fail. Let us ex
amine the expenso account. Borne think
the cold weather will add much tu the cost
of keeping tho calves J but this is probably
a mistake, as the following contideratiou
will show i Tho milk, after making butter
in winter, is in better condition than In
Bummer, as It is seldom sour, and may al
ways be fed sweet. Calves kept in warm
quarters will tnake lnoro growth upon the
eutue quantity of milk In winter than in
summer, on account of its better quality ,and
because, being fed on hay they seldom scour
or have any troublo ot stomach.
Vfe have tested tho comparative gain on
the same quantity of milk fed to calves in
winter and summer. Six calves, fed through
January, February, and March, on an avcr-
cgo of 25 pounds of skim-milk each per day,
starting with an averago weight of SO pounds
made an average weight, on tho 1st day o
April, of 304 pounds, or a gain of 2 J pounds
ier day. They hail besides tho milk, what
swen hay thoy would cat.
In feeding ten calves for four months, bo
ginning May 1st, starting with an average
weightof 100 pounds, and feeding 25 pounds
of skim-milk with pasture, they reached an
overage weight, September lst,of 347 pounds
is 123 days, or an averago gain of two pounds
per day. It is almost impossible, on sour
milk and grass to keep calves from scouring
to some extent. Wo have made better weight
In summer by allowing them to run in a
yard and feeding good hay in racks. Tho
hay seems to counteract tho acidity of tho
jmlk. AVo have no hesitation in saying
that calves, well cared for, will make a bet
teregrowth. on sweet skim-niilk.ind hay in
winter, than on sour skim-milk and grass
in summer. Then it must be profitable to
raise winter calves for beef; for, as wo havo
seen, they will bo heavier, and cost no mora
And if heifers are raised for the dairy, and
come in at two years old, they will cost less
raised from fall calves than spring calves,
for, in the former case, as we have seen, the
first winter costs .no more than summer
keep, and so thero is.on.ly tho extra cost of
one winter before tho heifer drops her calf
and becomes a producing cow. Mostdairy
men who bclicvo in tall feeding, and, there
fore raise heifers of good growth, also believe
in early maternity, that tho milking habit
may bo developed early. Tho general opin
ion of tho best dairymen !s, that a cow at 4
years old, will give more milk if she comes
in at two than 3 years old. There can,
therefore, bo no valid objection to raise win
ter calves whero it is found profitable to
make winter butter. And this is likely to
extend year fcy year ; for tho general taste
stems to prefer fresh butter to that which
has been kept for half a year. -Va(. Live
stock Journal.. ,
Hot and Mliaetv ot Ilia Ornpc.
The precautionary measures largely adopt
ed by leading fruit growers, consist in a
free use of sulphur, applied by dusting the
vines occasionally from tho timo tho seed is
formed until tho coloring is at least half
completed.
Vineyards witli, southern exposure are
generally considered moro nearly exempt
from rot than many others, especially if tho
soil is naturally a well-drained ouo and so
situated that no stagnant moisture can ex
ist upon it. A correspondent writing on tho
treatment of gropes to avoid rot, in tho
Farmers' Advocate, urges tho uso of tho
spado instead of tho plough in tho prepara
tion of the land for planting. Ue cays;
'When one knows how to uso a spado it is
a very simple method, much moro rapid
and less costly than would ba thought. An
acre dug to tho depth of twenty to twenty
four inches costs little relatively, tho vines
had ample support in a soil thus worked,
and the grapes will not rot."
It is further suggested that tho soil about
the vines bo thoroughly worked in tho
spring with a spade, followed by four or five
Wings in tho summer, whether there are
weeds or not, in order to keep the ground
constantly Btirrcd. All cultivation should
be, done In fine weather and when the sod
it dry. Keep tho grouud worked as deep
as may bo dono with a hoe. It will then
remain cool, tho vines will thrive aud the
quality of the fruit or wiue io iuiproycd
theory.
In garden culture, for a singlo row, the
border should bo eight or ten feet long and
about four feet -wide. An approved mode
of preparation is to dig out tha natural soil
to the required depth and length and width
r.MKirv. Iflhosoil be stlfl'or damn small
stones, brush and rubbish must be laid at
the bottom as n sort of drainage. On top of
this deposit the compost for tho border. Tills
may consist of two parts of good, fresh, fria
ble loam, one of old, well rotted manure,
end one of ashes, shells and broken bones,
all mixed together. The top of tho border
whtu finished ought to be at least a foot
higher than the surfaco of tho ground, so
that it inoy still remain higher after settling.
When a southern exposure which gives
the vinos tho benefit of the sun's rays all
day can not be gained, an eastern exposure
will often be found successful, especially
-with the early ripening varieties. A north
era exposure ought to bo avoided If possible
and if used tho hardy, early ripening varie
ties only should bo planted. A'. 1'. H'orM.
Lovo lit Horse-Cars.
A handsome street-car conductor iu Chi
cago fell in lovo with a pretty and rich
school girl who rodo to school eyery morn
ing in hit car, and she reciprocated his af
fection, but of course her high-toned fami
ly opposed any such match, lis visited her
clandestinely. She always waited for his
car, and when hit run for the day was end
ed would have a littlo lovo promenade with
him. Her father visited the president
of the itreet railroad company, aud
asked him to have tho conductor sus-,,1,-t
for Mllmrhif daughter ride free. It
done, but the conductor told tbo boss
boldly that he didn't pat' anybody free, but
paid the lady's Tare btmsen, anu inienueu
i marrr her. The boss thereon told lilru
that if he did so he could have his car again.
And ho dld, but hit wife, with her money,
ji,i'ilt htinkeeD It Ions. A St. Louis
onductor didn't bays asy tuch Juek with a
similar girl. Tho old man boarded th car
in, iv, lUinrhlcr ono day and tried to lick
him. Tb conductor bad to firsbinicIT,
fft of tovns bit flirtation ii ssaso.
THIS AMI THAT.
Why should tailors make Irrcalstibto
lovers ? Ilccauso they know how to press a
suit.
Tho last tlma a man goes into a grave
yard ho docs not laugh at tho stylo of tho
tombstones.
"I've got a bawl ticket," said neighbor
John, -ruefully. It turned out there wasn
new baby in tho family.
Why do they call Shakespeare's plays
"works?" Isn't there any dificrenco be
tween work and play ?"
It has been Interrogated if paddings en
hances the beauty of a Jady's form. Of
corset docs.
"An observing old lady says: "It's the
quiet young man in the corner, who lets his
rivals do all tho talking, that usually mar
ries the girl."
STOP TIIAT;cO(JII.
BY V3IS0 DR. OKnUAK'S COCOU AND COXSUUP-
tion cunt.
Warranted to gift relief r money refunded.
MUD mil FOLLOWISO LKTTKII WI1ICU SATS t
Messrs. Howarth .V Ballard.
Gentlemen: I take pleasure in recommen
ding Dr. German's Cough and Consumption
Cure, as I have suffered with a severe couch
since last May. Ilavo used all klndfof
unugu Mixtures, mil couiu gel no rcnei.
Mornings alter gcttini; up from my bed I
would bo so choked up that I could hardly
brcattio: also irequently vomited severely.
A friend directed mo to uso Dr. German's
Couch and Consumption Cure. I did so.
but with littlo faith at tho time, but after
usinz l chanced my mind, and I can con
scicutiously say, after takingonly ono bottle
I did not only obtain relief but am not
troubled with that fullness in the morning.
My cough lias stopped, and I can obtain a
goon mgnrs sleep someming noi cntovcu
by me for weeks before. Will close bv snv.
ing If this letter will bo of any benefit to
you, you may havo my consent to make it
J. E. DOOSHAEH,
171 Blecckcr St. Utlca.
Bemcmbcr after using of a bottle and
you aro noi sausliea return tlio bottle and
get your money as wo sell no cure, no pay,
prico ou cents anu t tier oouic. as wo are
authorized to sell on these terms. Agent for
jjcinguion anu vicinity, A. j. Hurling.
Nov. 8 ly e. o. w.
"I say, Jim, it five and a holf rods
rnako a perch, how many will make a pick
erel ?" "You just tell me, first, if two hogs
heads make a pic, how many will make a
meerschaum ?"
Tho following advertisement appeared
in nn Ldiuburgh paper : "For sale, a hand
soma piano, tho property of a young lady
who is lcaying Scotland, In a walnut case
with turned legs."
TUZZIiE.
Weary mortals racked with pain,
Ever scokins but In vain.
Sweet relief from mortal ills :
Try, I pray, Wait's Liccr Fills I
t ns suroas morning's light
Cometh after shades of night,
O'er thy life, hcalth'a sun divino
Shall arise, in joy to shine ;
Light and health, and joy and mirth.
In sun-beams sparklo round thy hearth;
Vital encrev shall Btart.
E'en In muscle, brain and heart;
Hid the Liver of its load,
Furify tho life, tho blood,
Intercept diseaso and death,
Leaving fragrance ou thy breath,
Lighten lifo of half its ills.
Sato add potent Liver Tills.
An old bachelor accidently dropped his
falso teeth into a grato of burning coalr.
"Nover mind, uncle," said his ncphow, "it
isn't tho first timo I'vo known vou to grato
your teeth."
Tlio Zulu lady wears her wedding ring
in her nose. A double purposo Is thus serv
ed. It discourages promiscuous kissing, and
she is in littlo danger of loosing herring.
SIio always uoso where it is.
'I was not aware that you knew him,"said
Tom Smith to nn Irish friend the other day.
"Knew him ?" said ho in a tone which com
prehended tlio knowledge of more than ono
life. "I knew him when his father was a
boy."
Snccr'H Ilnrulioitud Ityo mill Rock
Made of old pearl rye, rock candy cryital,
and tho HOKEIIOUND herb, a simple- and
cllectivo remedy for coughs, colds, hoarec
nces and sore throat, highly recommended
for consumptives. This is no patent medi
cine mixture, hut it, is the pure extract of
uyo, uuufciiuuruj ana Jiock i;aimy,com
Lined with ono other medicino much used
by consumptives. Sold bv A. J. Durlinc. f!.
T. Horn, Lehigh ton, aud C. W. Leutz.Weiss-
port. 112
Elder sister (to little ono who appear
ed to take great interest in Mr. Skibbons)
Come, littlo pet, it is time your eyes were
shut in sleep. Littlo ret I think not.
Mother told me to keep my eyes open when
you and Mr. Skibbons wore together.
-Tho wife of a defeated candidate in
Massachusetts, tho day after tho election,
presented her husband with triplets. Ho
did not arrive at homo until the next day,
when ho was shown his offsprings, one at a
lime, until all thrco had been exhibited,
when, looking at his wife, ho asked: "Aro
tlio returns all iu, M'ria?"
Tim Organs.
Ttprmlnfn'firal. IliA aln.nntl. 11.. 1!..
o. -.-- w b-ui..u.u, eiimijK iud nv
er; especially tho first so as to perforin their
i.Mv.vu9 iinu umm juu win remove ai
lpn&L lltlifitpfm tivi.nltr.tl. a nf all ,1.A Ilia
ii - -". ... tiiv ma ma,
mankind is heir to, In this, or any other cll-
uinic. jiop uiuci-s is tlio only thing that
will give perfectly healthy natural action to
theso two orgaus. Maine Fanner.
If a man should catch hold nf rnnr nr.
and ask If lis had tho wrong pig by tho ear,
would you answer yes or no ?
"Oh, doctor," said an anxious mother to
tho family quarantine, "what can you do
for my boy? Ho sits around tho house.
and wants broiled chicken all tho time."
'There Is nothinc very serious tho matter.
madam. Tlio boy has a fowl stomach, thnt
is all. Give him a few eggs for a change."
Inventor una l'ulculcci
should spllil for InKlpiifllnna I...... r
...... u..uua, .inn-, h-ii;,-
eucos, Ac., to Edson Brothers, Solicitors of
i-aicms, osiiington, JJ.u., who furnish tho
mum wunuut cnurgc. jviison jjrolliers Is a
well-known and successful firm of largo
experience, bavin? Iwon ninnliaA.i in ,i.A
year I860. 0i8-tf
Why Is a handsome woman like a loco-
motivoi iso you're wrong. It Is not bo
causo she sometimes draws a long train ; il
is not because she indulges in "spark6;" H
is not because she has somcthintr to do wltl
a switch ; it it not because she transports
themals; it is not because sho may have
a head light; It In fact, a handsomo wo
mau is not liko a looomolivo not tvon
when she gets a littlo "fast" and blows
her husband.'
up
Vuiittil,
fihpmmn X- fVv fnrliajl urui. i
agent In this county at once, nt u 'salary
$100 per month and expeusos paid. Tor full
aruculars address as above. nov.lS-ly,
"You havo such a sensitive heart," Laura
said, arranging tha parting of his hair with
her deft fingers, "I saw tears in your eyet
to-night at the concert when Miss Seeaharp
was singing "The Ring My Mother Wore."
"Oh, that wfsn't It," said Tom, with a twin-
ful movement, "it just raado me think of
the shoe your father had on last night."
And then for a moment or two the didn't
say anything. What woman could t
PORT GRAPE WINE
Used In tho principal Churches for Comma,
ulon purposes.
EXCELLENT FOR LADIES AND
WEAKLY PEnSONS AND
THE AGED.
u
Spccr's. Port Grape Wine !
FOUR YKAUS OLD.
This Celebrated Katlvo Wlno Is mailc Jrom
tho Julco of the Onorto (Irane.rniaeil In thl
Countiy. Its Invalnablo
Tonlo nnd Strengthening Propprtles
ore nnanroaraed by any other Native Wlno. bo.
inKthepnrtiilce oj tne drape, produced un
ci r Mr. BDeti'a own personal supervision,
Dnrlly unci Kcuuliieuo. a kre guaranteed. The
yonneest child may paiiakoot Its scnerous
qualities, anil tlie weakest Invalid use It to nil.
vantage. It Is particularly beneficial to tho
neco KiiddebllitnttMl.anit mntoil to tho vai Ions
ahmcntn tint nfTivn tho weaker per. It Islu
every respect A WIJJB TO 11B ItlsLIEU ON.
SPERR'S
Jo EaFry.
The P. J, BIIEtinr Is n Wlno of Superior
Character, mid parukcaot tlio co flcn nullities
of tho arnpo f nun which It Is niailo. For run
ty, Itlciincss, Flavor nnil nodical Properties. It
will Ue found unexcelled.
SPEER'S
This nrtANDY stands unrivaled m this
Country, being fir superior for medicinal pur
poses, IT IS A PUItE distillation from tho jrrapo
anil contains valuablo medicinal properties.
It hna a dollcato flavor, slintlar to that of tho
cranes f i om which II lmlumili u, and lstn sreat
tovor aiuonc ill Bt-cl.i-a faiullloi.
Reo that tho slgnatnro of ALPHBI) Sl'EEIt,
rassnic, N, J., is over tho corn of each bottlo.
SOLO IIY ItRUOCilSTS,
and by A. J. Durllng, C. T. Horn, of Ishizn
ton and u. W, Lontz, of Woissport.
Doc. 27 yl
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stomach, liver, bowels, or nervons si sieiu
falters in Its work 1 lire, lopnir the oHinocts
Tin ..nr. ...
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KlnnlnR ot tlio Kn4"-thit tno climax ot all
..r,.Ui-n.i is i, niiiversKi iiarniVhis ot tlio syn.
V..r . A vu.j.ia ia iuo jinoieiitnio
precursor ot Do.tili.
yor Bile by all Drusijlsts and Dealers cen
o:ally. ,ch 7 5-w
rpUE BEST l'Al'Enj THY IT!
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If you want anything in tho Drug lino at hottom prices,
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Rebor's Block, near tho Post Office,
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IWhero yon will find a full and complete stock of
Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Soaps,
Brushes, Combs, &c.
Lamps, Lanterns, Chimnoys, Burning & ubricating Oils
A Complete Line of Druggists' Sundries.
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Doors, Blinds, Shutters, Mouldings, Brackets, Ballust
crs, Window and Door Frames, Scroll Sawing,
Turning, Planing and Ripping done at short
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nr Machinery is all Mew
mnl of Xatct laftei'iie
Contractors and Carpenters are invited to
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nE5r' Special attention gi ven to Orders by Mail. Thank
ful to our patrons and friends
ol patronage in the luture
P. O. box 63.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE
Is suro to enro Snavlns. Splints
Curb, &.C. It removes all unnat
ural enlargements. Doks not
iiMRTun. lias no equal for any
lameness on beast or man, It
has cured hlp.Jolnt lameness In
a person who had sutfered 15
rears. Also cured rheumatism.
corns, frost.hltes or any bruises, cut or Inmo
ness. It has no equal for nny blemish on
horses Send for Illustrated circular giving
positive proof, l'rlee!. AI! Druggists havo
It or can got It for you. Dr. H. .1. Kendall &
Co, proprietors, linosburgh Falls, Vermont,
French, lilchards & Co. agents, N. corner
Tenth nnd Market Streets, l'liiladelphla,
I'enna. nov. 15-nU
PUUllCD Promptly and I'eriunn
ri t-ntly. 1 send a buttle of mv cetn
Ci brjled remede, with a voluablb
L tieatieeon thlsdlsonde. ficetn all
sufferers who sond me their r. o,
and Express address. Dit. II. (J.
UOOT, No. IS3 rcarl St., Now York.
nov. 15 3m.
JJ1P0KTAKT ANNOUNCEMENT!
JLewIs Wis5
POST OFFICE HUILD1NG
LEHiailTON, PA., has the Largest and
J.U03L extensive atocK oi
9 KiS'iiM.HLWVLJrSy
HATS, GAPS, &c.
ever oflered In this borough. Having pur
chased my Stock In tho Eastern nnd other
Manufactories early In tho season nnd at a
saving ol 10 to 15 per centum on the present
Advanced Prices, I am prepared to olfcr ex
traordinary Inducements to my customers,
Special attention has been given to the selec
tion of
Fall and Winter Boots !
and I Invite my numerous friends and patrons
to call and examine my stock before making
tneir purchases ciseuuere, as i am prepared
to giro special inducements to all UA1IS
PlfllOIIASKKS.
ltemcmbor, LEWIS WEISS
l'ost-Offlce Iluttdlng, Lehlghton. Pa.
Sept. go.
012ain
II. A. JlKlTZ. respectfully announces to the
people ot Lohiglitoii oml vicinity that he has
made arrangement, lor tuflhlylDg them with
tbollEST I.KIIIQll COAI. iroin tho Lehigh,
ton Uepot ot the Lehigh & tdusq., lilt., at the
following Low Prices?
Storo (3 is per ton
Chestnut 3(0 per ton
No. 2 2 0-1 per ton
STPJCLTY FOR CASH
Leavo vour Order attnr Offlcc. HAk'K mt..
opuoslto tbe fuplio Square. Coal will deliv
ered, when desirea, ut very Lowest Chnriroj ou
above price. II. A MKITZ.
iajcu 2in. Leniffuion, ra.
iilAA MONTH faiarantecd, tlSaday
Capital not requited i we will start
vou. Mon. wiiinen. uuva and mrla
make money (aster at work for tia than at any
iniuff else, i n wort in urui anu pieaaani.ana
audi a aurooa can go rigbt at. Tnoje who are
wiao who nee tills notice will fend us their Jtd
dresse at once and see for themaelvea, Cnstiy
Outfit anil lei ma tree. Now ia ihn time. Ihoan
already at wore aro lavlupup larne eumsot
monev. Address TUUE it CO., Aujrnita,
ii aluo, June 7. ty
DIAMOND
CATARRH
REMEDY,
a positive: cunis for catarrh
of all kinds. Cures at any stage of the dis
ease. Has cured many cases so terrible that
tones came from the noso.
llr.K vnry. Diamond Catarrh Rem
edy Is mild and pleasant, airordlng iMuem
atk nELttcr and prompt cure. It was nis.
roVEnuniN Ualifoiinia, and Is believed to
bo the only bjial cure yst given to the public.
A few applications break up a Cold in the
Head, cure llltllcult Ureathlng, Ologgtngol
Head and Throat, Headache. l)esfness, Loss
of smell. Volce,and Sight, The "Diamond"
Is a wonderful medicine, and costs otav CO
CENTS.
The IJInmoim Invlgnrator, tbe best
or Ulockl Puriners and ltilllous Medicines.
Price, 60 cents.
The Diamond Nervine Pill., a specif,
le for all Nervous Complaints. Price, 11.00.
The Diamond Salvr "Mother ilriera's
Cure All the most perfect external cure ever
Invented. Prlco, 24 cents.
Send for descriptive circular of Dr. Evory's
Diamond llemcd.es, rues nr mail. Inquire
ofyour Druggist.
Proprietor's address. DR. A. F. EVORY
& CO., 2-i Park Place, New I'crk City.
oct. 4,-4 in.
The undersigned Is now prepared to supply
the very best I.ATTIMER COAI. at tbe fol.
lowing LOW PltlOES FOR CASH:
At Yard I Dellv'd.
No. S Chestnut, per ton,.. 12 00 r- SO
No. 1 Chestnut, per ton,., S 00 s SO
Stove, per ton, ,. i:i )ti
J. L. GABEL,
Dealer in
Geneuai. Hardware, &c,
I Opposite the rnblie Square, BANE BTItEET,
X.EUJ4UTOV, VX. oor.Mjm
A. J. DURLING.
Builders, &e.
for past favors, we ask a share
Very Respectfully.
JOHN G. BEIItY, Agent
For the Weissport Planing Mill.
jan.-i- yl
Eespcctfully announces to'tho people of L.e-
la ..lAlnll.. ttin, tin la nnw lirl.
pared to supply them with all kinds of
Household Furniture
Manufactured from the best Seasoned Mate.
rials at Prices fully as low ns.tho same article,
can be bought for elsewhere. Hero are a few
of the Inducements oflered ;
Parlor Sets at from $50 to 60
Walnut Marhlo-top Dressing Caso
Iledroom Suites, 3 pieces 40 to (S3
Painted Iledroom Suites...-. tlStoSIO
Cane Seated Chairs, persetofo.... 1.0
Common Choir", per set of 0 f
anu an oilier uoous equuuy encup.
In this connection, I desire to call the at
tention of tho people to lny ample facilities In
THE UNDERTAKING BUSINESS
with a NEW and HANDSOME 11EAHSE,
and a lull lino of CASKETS und COFFINS,
I am urenarcd to attend nromntlv to all or
ders In this Hue. at lowest prices.
Patronage reipcctfully solicited and tho
most ample satisfaction guaranteed.
V. SOHWAHTZ,
octl2 HANK St., Lehlghton.
JF YOU ABE IS NEED OF
Boots, Sliocs,
lints, Caps,
or, Gents' Furnishing Goods,
GO TO
T.D.CLATJSS.Agt.,
THE POPULAR
Merchant Tailor,
Bank Street, Lehighton.
PRICES VERY LOW FOB CASH. The
publlo patronage solicited. aug23-tf
mm
BnOOKVIIXE.
a n. wntansLU & Co.. Dbak Rim I have
lieen troubled with Catarrh in all its forma fur
the last 30 years, and have uned .11 letuedies
recommenced to cur, but received little or no
brnedt. uutll I tiled the CONSTITUTIONAL
CATAltilll lllvMUIlv. I have only ummI oue
iKillle and a h.dr. and I am ao much better that
I can tar it has cmnd me. Uy daul.tcr-lu.
lwhaalMbecu ainieted for the last 4 year.
Hbeia nowuilng the Itemedy nh the una
result. 1 can irulr say it la a wonderiul medt
cine, aalkuow from expeileoce that it will
cure any r.au ol Catarrh. I formerly lived at
Napanee, Oat Hoplna that vou will Inttooure
the medicine through the Dominion thorourb.
ly, ao that my fellow auffurers mar have an op
portunity ol gelling cured ol Una dbwaae.
Yours respectfaly,
NELSON BHOHEY.
NB. I have alwara been aobject to head,
achii since taMng tbe Conalliutlounl I have
not been troubled In tbe I oast. It will care
lieadaofe In two or three hour. . ,
Maffl. N. BHOiarf,
New Advertisements.
No Patent No Pay.
PATENTS
obtained for Inventors in the TjnllcJ Stntos,
Vanoaa ana fiuropc, ai miucou rates, with
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. v "w u,"-n Minima i uieuv
Oiucc, wo are able to attend to nil latent
business with greater promptness and des
patch and at less cost than other patent at
torneys who are at a distance from Wash
ington. and who have, therefore, to employ
associate attorneys." Wo mako preliminary
exam nations and furnish opinions as to
patcntablltv, free of charge, and all who aro
intcrestpil in nttw ln,..hlt 1 i .
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i iin-ms, which is sent ireo to any
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Wedi3ll. NftrWftt.lnn And TlnnMi T.n.nltr.n
nt Wnhlnr-tnn, ITnn .Tne en.nv lni rl.lj
Justice U. S. Court of Claims; to tho Officials
wiu u.o. j-aiem umco, onu to Hcnators
i d embers of Congress from every State.
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Carbon Advocate,
I,GlilsIitoii, Fa,
JIIOW TUIS TO YOUR NElanBOft
M.
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UILLERH and Dealers In
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Wo would, also, losoectlullv Inform onrrtli
zads that wonio uow fully prcpftred to bUl
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i History ot a 'threepenny Jill,
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in?Mn ITTJC This remarkable med
IVJjiM xJALixj O lcIno w)11 cure spavin,
Splint, Curb. Callous, &.c, or any enlarae
ment.and WILL, REMOVE THE IiUNOII
SPAVIN WITHIIUT I1L1STERINO
,JJ- ' or causing a soie. No remedy
ever discovered equals It lor certainty of ac
tion In stopping the lameness and removing
PTT1?V tue bunch. Price l.co. Send for
u-tvjjrlreulsr (tlvlna; Positive Proof.
Hold by drugglals, or sent by the Inventor,
II. J. Kendall, M. I)., Knoaburgh Falls, Vt.
FIIKNtm KlOHAllUS X OO., Agents,
Philadelphia, Pa.
OPIUM HABIT
CURED 1'AI.M.IiSSr.V.
The Medicine Mid for aniall marrln above
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i.peoial preacnptlo. For lull pellicular, ad
dreaa the luacovtBtu.
Da. S. B. COLLINS, or
Uu. r B. COLLI Net, LA PORT. IKD.
f&. Taia,
THE SUN FOR 1880.
.T?f J?," 7IW llcal wllh 'he events ot tho
year 1880 In Its own fashion, now pretty well
SSm'?.'00'1 ';y owjhoily. From January 1
Sli.1,1,?"1"1.?.31 " wl" ho conducledasa
newspaper written In the Enullsh languago
and printed for the whole vcoi5e.
iir ",nl1'"P''Pcr,THE Stis believes In get-
tlUE hi! tllO HOWS Of til. World 1irnmt.tl nn.l
iMvcvmuiK ii. m mo ihupv inieiiigiiue snnpc
the shnpe that will cnnblo Its renders to keep
well abreast ofthongo with tho least unpro
ductlvo ejpendlturo ol timo. Tho greatest
iiiivigsviu m Krcmesi uuniucr mat is I no
law controlling its dally make-up. It now
has a circulation very much larger than that
of any other American newsrmner. nnd enlnr
on Income which It Is nt all times prepared to
spend llbernlly for tho benefit of Us renders.
people or till conditions oMire and all ways of
uiiuKing uuy anu read Tun Sun i and they
all derive satisfaction of some sort Irom Its
columns, ior tuey Keep on busing and read
lng It.
In Us comments on men nnd niralra. Tme
SDN believes that the only guldo or policy
should be comman senso Inspired by genuino
"wh i' intiiii-a unu uiieitvu uy uunesiy
of purpose. For this reason It is, nnd will con.
tlnuetohc absolutely Independent of iiarlv.
class, clique, organlrallon, or Interest. It Is
for all. but of none. It wlllcnntlnuo to praise
wiuii. ia Kuou anu rcproDato wnat is evil, tak
ing caro thai Its language Is to tho point nnd
Plain beyond the tioiislhllltv ofbrinv
derstood. It Is uninfluenced by motives that
do not appear on tho surface j it has no opin
ions to sell, save thoso which mav ho hail bv
any purchaser with two cents. It hates lii
lustlco and rascality even more than it hates
unnecessary words. It abhors irauds, pities
fools, nnd nincompoops of ovcry species. It
will continue tbrouuhout tho iear 18S0 to
chnstlBothe first oluss Instruct the sccomhnnd
dlscountcnanco tho third. All honest men,
wllh honest convictions, whether sound or
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friends and nbout Its friends whenever occa
sion nnscs ior plain speaking.
These nro tho principles upon which Tun
Sum will he conducted during tho year to
come.
The rear 1680 will ho ono In which ha nnirt.
otlo American can ahord to closo his eyes to
public a Hairs." It Is impossible to c.mggenilo
mo iiiiiiuriunco oi tno jioiincni events which
it has In store, or tho ncecrsliy of resolute vlg
llanco on tho port of every oillzen who desires
to preserve the Uovcrnuunt that tho founders
f avo us. Tho debates and acts ol Congress,
ho utterances ol'tbo press, the exciting con
tests of the Republican and Democratic par.
tics, now nearly equal In strength throughout
tho country, tho varying drill of publlo scull,
mcnt.wlllallbcnrdlrectli andeircctivcly upon
the twcnly-Iourih Presiilentliil election, to bo
held In November. Four J cars uco next No.
vembcr, tho will oftho nation, ns expressed nt
the polls, wasthwartcdhvntinliiiiiiliiiihlnpfnt.
splracy, tho promoters and henetlclarlcs ot
wmcn sun noni tno oiuccs they stole. Will
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patt decudo ol j cars opened with a corrupt,
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ircncneunt wnsuington. TitKSUNdld some,
thing toward dislodging tho gang and break
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trlitulng to restore their leader and them.
solves to plnces from which they wore driven
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succeed? Tho coming your will bring tho
answers to thc?o momentous questions. Tun
Sun will he on hand to chronlclo tho farts ns
mcy nro developed, nnd to exhlut them clear
ly nnd fearlessly lu their relations to cxpcdl-
VIII., HIIU UHlli.
Thus, with a habit of philosophical good
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and In great things a steadfast purpuso to
uiuiiuuiii iiiu rigms ui mo people nnu the
principles of the Constitution against all ag
gressors, 'inn Sum Is prepared td'writo n
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PfiiNCtTn'NH livery wonnd or In.
X un o tun o. Juri. even tiy aouideut.
or any dlaeaae entitle, m Midler of tuelate ucr.
to a icn.i.n. A I iieu.loaa by tio lavr ol Jaua
arr. til bepn back at a dale oldiKharRoot
aeatb ol a ao.oler All entitled abonld vidr at
onje. Tliouaauua wno aro now aiawiuir pen.
sion are entillrd to an imie.mt hoidiria aud
wldowaof thu war of tail sua Slexlcau warar..
eniitled lo i euMona. 'lliouHanda ar ift enii.
tied to bounty )ut don't kxow 1 l-'t'. a tu uii
caaeaoaly liD.OO. hoiul Iu eTAUI'4 lor natr
law. blausa aud Inalmetiona to .AT WA)cl
i.'H'Jl.HALIJ. V N, tlalM ATTOUMT. Ill) I
tit.vbtahiuitou o c :;-ti
Miles' Patent Safety Pin.
Made from the best brass SDrW wire, wiili
a complete and perfect protection for the point,,
in the shape of a round shield, formed fron
sheet brass, the vrliolebeintr XlrWI Pl.lail
handsomely finished.
This Pin is a perfect one and the best In Ur
Bsrlet.
We also control the tale of.COlF.'S PATEIT'
HAT AXD C01I HOOK. These Hnnlt. m vi
rion! the best Swedes Iron Wire, (lattencd.wilh'
points barbed. They are easily driven and
pive excellent satisfaction where thev r. tn.
use. We are the exclusive manufacturers at
the above named Pin and Hat and Coat Hoolc,
torrespondence solicited.
POUDLE FOISTED TACK CO.,!
MS CIIAMI1ERS ST., Xeir York City.
REWARD HWSS
Itlmd, Itchmr.er tJlwtd
I'llra that leIHDff'i ril
Krnifriy fftilstoottr. UItm
ininiPdlata rvhftf.aans iims
of lonff BUmdinr In 1 wmIc,
and ordinurr ru9 ia 1 dart.
and orninsrr
CAUTION
mrf)P JirtaT fi
nf "run si I nA .
Ot abott!. 8olt
by sUdnirHsts. -nt hy nmll bj J, Miii.fr, M. D-
mi ki 11 ij.
"VHIHE'
AVOIDING GEARS.COCS .CAMS AUD LEVERS.'ANO
SUBSTITUTINGTHEREFOR M ENTIRELY NEW
MECHANICAL PRINCIPLE MOVEMENT, A RADICAL
IMPROVEMENT SEENATAGlANCtGREATlYDESIIlQlBYAU.
AUTOHATIC.DIRCCT k PERFECT ACTIONIM EVERY PART
NO FRICTI0N,N0N01SE.NOWEAR,NO"TANTRUMS
MOR GETTINGOUTOF ORDER. ALWAYS READYTO
SEW THE FINESTOR HEAVIEST GOODS , GIVING ENTIRE
SATISFACT10N.N0 10NGTALKORAR5UMENTRE0UIREQ
EVERY KACHINETELUNG ITS OWN STORY SECURESIMW
HE01ATESALES.HEKCE THE BEST MACHINE FOR AGENTS
TO SELL. SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR.
AGENTS TAVERYMFGCO.
WANTED T8ISe5rSay
If yo'iftrotrulTcrlnfTfroTiypbor health, or lanffulih
lntjouu bed vt GicuDvuutl;Q cheer, for
Hep IiltiorjwlU Curo You,
If yon nro a wlnlstor.anilfifiTO overtaxed your
self wltbyour jtT-toraldu-w;U.i tor a inotlier, wor
outwltUitU'OOJ.d woi.nivf yon nra bltnidy atllni;
tf j on feci tcaU aadjtaiai Irited, T,Hhout clcse
lykuDwInghy. n
Hop itltirrr Tiilwilrsloro Yon
Ifyoar.ro n muii oM'ir-y ncf VfaLeirl by thd
pt rain of yju? cwr7d.i.Tj'!.ittcit or a maa &f lsl
tore, toillc. over jOur'MUrLhi-wort;,
Hop JSZttCTSTrlitaSiinifftlicn Yoh
If you nro yotic, mii;-.i.ffi.tn3 fn-n any India.
crutloa,orarei;roiujio.-4.r.3n of-c t!io tasci
JScp KUicrj illUdifV8 You.
Ifyoaarc In t'.o wiM: jC-.onon th3 farm, at tht!
destt,nnywlii'itv:ndftviiThtit your e'steni rcc!
clcausluc, tua!r.is cr b;au3-iUi!ut;, ilhout tuioxl
Ltlus Ho? KJ:;f rrt tMwiiat You JTrcd.
' IfyouiirooM, r.m yourSoul ii !i feeble, yoni
ncn cu uiutcualy, Ki.d your JJi'acultlRS xvaaluE,
Hop Hitters iri!l clvo yea Ncir JAfu nnd Visor.
II.-jp Cocoi; Cvhk It sweHe3i, safest and best
A3k Chlldrca.
Tho Uop Vn for&tonvsh. Mvrr nnd KldneTtlr
P. I. C. i an mo tut c and trrralelahld ctiri for drunk
enness, Uiu of ojituia, toaicci uad turcotls.
Allsborotultl bydnKrjUU. Itnplktln M"g. Cj. Riw-hotar. ?f ,T.
-IS-
THE EASIEST SELLING,
THE BEST SATISFYING
toilette
Its Introduction and World-renowned
reputation wns tho (Joath-blow to hi Qti
priced mactiines.
THERE ARE HO SECOND-HAND
WHITE MACHINES IN THE MARKET.
This Is a very Important mailer, at It l a well
known and undliputed tact tnat many ol the to.
called first-class machines nlilch are oflered so
cheap nowa-aayt are thoto that havo been ro
possessed (that Is. nken back trom customer!
cllsr use) and rebuilt tnd put upon the market
"iri WHITE IS THE TEtn OF ANY SEWINO
MACHINE NOW UPC J THh MAIiKET.
IT IS MUCH LARUFR 1IIAH THE IAMILY MA;
CHINES OF THE SINGEtt, HOWE AND VYEEO
UATlEl;0STS MORE TO MANUFACTURE THAU
EITHER OF THE AFOIIESAIO MACHINES.
ITS CONSTRUCTION IS SIMPLE, POSITIVE AND
DURABLE.
IIS VJURKMANSIIIP IS UNSURPASSED.
Do not Buy any othor Moro try
ins tho WHITE.
Prices and Terms Mate Satisfactory
AGENTS "WANTED I
White Sewing Machine Co.t
CLEVELAND, 0.
JOHN H. FAG-A.
A(li;vr fOUCAUHON COUNTV.
Uir.2V7Mui MAUCIl LllUNIC, I' A
Th Tfmrktbl iriKltU
rlna vtll cure gpailDi.
fplmt.Curb, Callnui, '
or any euUrgement, n(
rrmuv tht bundi
without tillatcrlnc or cui
luff tore, No rtrntdr
cvrruitcovirlequftla iilr
crtintrol action lti iton.
J nintf IhalBiiionrai ainit t.
movinrthebunrli. l'ricaatlm lsntl for iliui.
Iratej circular git Icjt pvUiva proof, and your
uearnt axcot'a adJrrai. IC r n tl al l'a H pur
Iu Cure 1 auld bv llriiErizttilai. of
'i. IU 1, Kendall ii Cu., Uaot?urg I'allJ, Vcrmgaa.
sC ATA R R H
currJ at Tour own bomi by
,ao thadlMOM. Art tafia
.g n'ntutant S-i fnr,kiaiuar.
n ou trial, tu t- ra ira 4 an4
r tury, f r lit.l It f vr a fi
w irean
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