Advertising Rates.
We desire It to bo distinctly understood
that no advertisements wilt bo Inserted In
the columns of Thr Gardon Advocate that
may be received from unknown parties or
firms unless accompanied by the, casu.
The following aro our oxly terms :
ONE SQUARK (10 LINKS),
One year, each insertion 10 cts.
Blx months, each Insertion 1' cts.
Three months, each insertion 20 cts.
Loss thah three months, first insertion
$1 ; each subsequent insertion 25 cts.
Local notices 10 cents per lino.
M. V. MORTHIMER, Publisher.
A. J. lIosser9
Manufacturer ot and Dealer In
STOVES, RANGES AND HEATERS,
Tin ani Sheet-Iron Ware and General
House Ftimsbing Goods.
IIOOFINO nntl srotrTHVR done at
short notice aud at Lowest Cash Trices,
I am theanthnnzed aaortforthoSalo ot the
follonln FIRST-CLASS STOVES
THE SILVER GOLD MEDAL COOK,
THE LIGHTHOUSE COOK,
THE MAYFLOWER HAVOC,
THE SUNSHINE RANGE nnd
"IhoNEW ANCHOR HEATER,
and am Selling them VEtlV CHEAP lor Oah.
Xverrklndof BTOVISO HATES and FIRE
(MUCKS kept constantly on hsud.
Store on SOUTH Street,
A few doors abovo Bank St., LEIIIUIITON.
mtronnite solicited Satisfaction gnarnnlor-d.
Oct. 5-yl A. J). MOSS EH.
Central Carriage Works,
Bank St., Lehigliton, Fa.,
Aro prepared to Manufacture
Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs,
Spring Wagon, &c,
Of every description. In the most substantial
manner, and at Lowest Cash Prices.
Repairing Promptly Attended to.
TREXLER & KREIDLER,
April S8, lira yl Proprietors.
c
AUDOK ADVOCATE
CHEAP
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
LKHIQKTON.PA.
Every description of Printing, from a
Visiting Card to a Poster.
CARDS.
1)1 1, L HEADS.
LETTER HEADS,
." NOTE HEADS.
.STATEMENTS,
rr.ouUAMiiEs,
posters,
i1and dills,
DODGERS,,
l
CIRCULARS,
,.,'., ; - SHIPPING TAOS,
UNVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS.
,'-.f -
DV.LAW8, C., &C
Done ia'the best manner, at very Lowest Prices.
We are prepared to do work at an cheap rates
aa.nr ofllce in the state thai deals honestly
with lit customers.
OUB MOTTO 18
Cheap, Prompt & Reliable.
Orders br email reelio prompt attention.
JOHN F. IIALRACII,
Instructor of Music,
(Piano, Organ, Yoico and Theory.)
LEIIIGHTON, PA.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Ills pupils speak highly of his ability as a
teaeher. 'AUentown Chronicle.
He Is well qualified fur his calling Cain
fnufsa Diipauh.
lleli a wurt by disciple of Haydn, Moiari,
Beethoven. We have had thopleasureof list,
enlng to his rendition ol the Uld Masters and
were charmed with his touch and execution.
ffsffaefon Keut.
Sole agent for the
J. & C. Fischer Piano ;
and, also. MASON fc HAMLIN and NEW
jiaveh uus. uiiuanm. i
For particulars, terms, He., Address,
JOHNF. HALUAUH.
Aug. t, 16T9.-ly. Lchlgbtou, Pa.
jprlmo Homo Mado Bread !
WHY OO HUNOnYl WhenToueaunuyOH
pounds ot lint Clans Bread
FIVE LOAVES FOR 23 CENTS I
J. W, O'NEAL, the popular Dread and Cake
llaker, of Leruahton m order tn meet the wauta
of the tlniea. has Ileduced be Pr.oe ot his cele
brated Heme Made DUE AD to
Fits Loaves for Twenty-five Cts. Cash.
Sugar. luliln. Cucoanat Scotch, Drop, Cream
and other CAKKs, only
Ten Cents por Dozen.
X.00U Out for tho Wagon!
At MAUCH CHUNK, on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday Mornings.
J.EH I u 1 ito N aud w 1. 1 3 a ro tlT, e very A Iter
noon except Friday. '
TERMS STRICTLY CASH I
rtrona wltclted. j y O'NEAL.
BTOUKl Opioalte Ptrat National Want,
aprtl syl Dan. Mu-el, Lcatghtou.ra.
k? 1 JT A A P-'t10 A V1W- or to KO a
leJU V y.k.-V.mendoa.'wT.'.'.Vmea':
... M;nr mta moro n the
amonnt stated above. No one en fall tn make
money teat. Any one oan. do the work. Yon
an make from M cents to $2 an hour by devou
log rear evenings ana anate time to the bual.
V ."O"1"1 t r the buslneaa.
Mothing Ilka 11 lor moner makln ever offered
VJore. , itoainea pleasant ami atnctlr l.onor
abl. newter. it oo want to know .11 about
tbe beat paying baalneas betorathe nubile, tend
ua roar addreaaaedwa will send ou full nar
tSnleraand pnTlte ietmt ttWk MIUp M nttl
isalso free, too can Uen wake np your m.nd
t?lJrlEn,JL.A.'lJreMa,i0'l"'5 bTlNSi'N
.CO.,Tiarnl.stalL. June I -
H. V. Mortetmer, Proprietor.
VOL. VIII. , No 18.
CARDS,
Ilnot nml Shoe Jllnlcera
Ollntonllretney, in Levari' t building. Uank street.
AltordertpromptlDtlleiumrk warranted.
Attorneys.
F. P. LONOBTKBT. S. It. GlLBAU
J-ONGSTEET & GIL1IAM,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OrricB ! Levan's Building, Dank Street,
LEHIOHTON, PA.
Collections and nil Legal business entrust
to them will recclva ,irompt attention.
feb121, 1890.
JOHN KLINE,
ATTOltNEY AT LAW,
Office i Corner Susquehanna and Itaco streets
MAUCH CHUNK, PA. Jnlyza.1y
JOHN 1). UEIITOLETIE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Ofllce i ltooin 2, around floor Mansion House
MAUCH CHUNK, PA,
Mar be consulted In German. iuay23-ly
m. itAi'siiiiiu, .
ATTORN UY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
DlKSlEtET,LinianTOX,ri.
Real Estate and Collection Acencr. WlllBuyand
Sell IWal Mutate. Conveyancing iieatly done Col
actions promptly mado. Settling Estates of De
dents a upeclalty. May be consulted In Knllsh
Dduerman. nov.zz.
J AS. II. STltUTllKIlS,
ATT0HN2Y AT LAW,
a-OIHcei 2d Boor of Ithoad's Hall,
Mancli Chunk, Pit.
All bunlnexs entrusted to htm will be promptly
attended to.
May 27, ly.
p J. B1EE1IAX,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
2nd Dcor above MA SION HOUSE
MAUCH CHUNK, Pekha.
A-Can b consulted In German. JanO.
Justices and Insurance.
rpuOMAS KG31ERER,
L CONVEYANCER,
AND
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
Ths'foUowIng Companies are Represented:
LE11AN )N MU TUAL PIRE,
HEADING MUTUAL l.'IHE,
WOMINO VIRC.
POTTSV1LLE FIRE,
LEHlnli PIRE. and tho TRAV
ELERS ACCIDENT 1NSUUANCE,
Also Penusvlvanlfi and Mutanl Ilorso Thief
Detective aud InHuranuo Company.
Mai cn 23.1973 TH03. KEMEIIEII.
-JgEUNAUU ISIILLU'S,
CorjMTV Bcildiko, MAUCH CHUNK, Pa.
Fire Insurance Agent.
3- POLICIES In SAFE Companies only,
at Reasonable Rates. Aug. 23-yl
ALBIN STOLLE,
Notary Public & Conveyancer,
Fire aud Life Insurance Apt
MAUCH CHUNK, PA.
OS- Business
German.
transacted In English and
Aug. 23 yl
Physicians and Dentists.
Slatington Dental Office,
K8TAI1L1 SUED 1870.
Artificial Teetli Made to Restore tlie
Original Contour of Lips & Cheek
Dr. L. Campbell.
Filling Teeth a Specialty. loct. 4-ly
-j-yt. W. A. COItTRIGSIT,
SURGEON DENTIST,
Tenders his professional services to tho peo
ple of Munch Chunk, Lehighton, Weisstwrt,
l'jckcrtou and vicinity.
OFFICE: Opposite tho Broadway House,
BROADWAY, MAUCH CHUXK, Pa.
Fresh Laughing Cas always on haml. All
work guaranteed satisfactory. aug2-yl
"W.
W. ItEDEH, M. H.
PARRY VILLE, Carbon Conntv, Ta.
mmnn Residence,... from 7 a. m. to 10 a. m.
"uuuol and r.'uoou to It) p. m.
Mav be consulted In tho Herman Language
P. O. Address Lehtrhton. roar. 23, tf
TT- A. DKUHAMEIl, M.D.,
PHYSICIAN AND 8U11QE0N
Special attention paid to Chronic Diseases.
Ofllce: South East comer Iron and 2nd at., le
bl;hloD,l'a. Aprils, IS75.
N.
II. UEIIElt, M. I).
U. S. Kxiuntiiliig Sllrgeon,
ntACTICINO PHYSICIAN and SU11GEON,
oeficki DankBtroct, Itcnra'a Clock, Lehigh.
ton. Pa.
May bo consulted In tlioOermm Language.
Nov. 1
Mannood: How Lost, How Restored!
XJra Juit vnbllMietl.a Dew ivtltion of On.
CULVKIIWELL'S CLtFIllUTLU HbSkX OU
lhe radical cure (wltbi.ut iueaicine)oI
tSrSHUATOBRHOKA T BeiillUill Wfk-
nefs. Involuuiiuv bcuuual Ltm&e, UiroTENcr,
Mentiilom) i'tiytlcal Incaiucitv, liniMMUtueuU
to Marttase. etc. i a'tui. Consumitiok, lJiiiir.
8T aud Fin, induced br aelMuaulgt-nco or aux
ualxtmrusxuce. Ac.
Tuo ccleuroU'O author, tu thin admirable Ka
aay. clenny Oeiuonnratca from a tlnrtv year'
ancceiful liraciloe, ttmt tbu aiormtomonse
quence of seif-ubatfe mar be radically curj
wnliout I lie dungeroua use ot luterual uiedl
cine or tbe application of the knife polutiux
out a mode of euro at mico aim pie, certiuu, and
effectual, by meauaof which every nufferer, uu
matter wbH bit coudition may b. may cure
titmaelf cheauiv priaioy. aud UAMCAU.T.
C"TiiU Lecture thould tiein tbe baud of
erery you lb ana every mau lu tbe laud.
H' nt under bcal. lu a plat u ecvelone, to any
addreaa, poat-tMl). ou receipt ottlx oeutaor
two iHHUff tUmna
Addrca tbe publiabera.
The Culvertvcll Mcaicatl Co.,
41 ANN St.. NEW YORK 1
Pot Offlca Hox, anr.ll ji.
PiTunrva.
- a. J. JsUIXI Jl. KyS
F, A. I.EHMANN, Solicitor of American
and lorelgi Patents. Washington. U.O. All
iu.iiikiii r.nncciei witn i-atents. whether be
fore the Patent (inteeor the I 'uurls. promptly
attended to. NueitargemsdeuQless a patent
is sscurea, a cud ror circular
oelS-tf
Railroad Guide.
plIlLA. di niSAUINU UAILUOAD
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
rEnnuAiiYam. is:o.
Tralnaloavc ALLENTOWN aafollowst-
IVM rKItKIOMIX BAILnOAII),
ForPhlladelphla.at M:3I, 0.13, 11.40, a.m., and
"3.05 p, in.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at 'i.iO n. m..J.55 p. m.
I VIA KA91' rRNNA. IJIIAHCII.)
For Reading, a.50, U.Cin m 12.10. 4.30 and 9.05
i. in.
ForlIarrlsDurg.5.50,5.03n. m 12,10,4.30 aml9.0S
p. in.
Tor Lancaster and Columbia, 3 SO, 9.03 a.m. and
VdUP. 1U,
HUNHAYS.
For Readlnj;, Uarrlsburg, and way points, 9.0S
(Via Hetmlkiiesi.)
For Phlladelnlila from L. V. Uepot 4.4S. CIS
8.4'.! n. m .1Z.P3A45. 8.74 o. m. Hunnar 4.b0 o. ni.
For Philadelphia Horn UAH. Dcput S49a.
m.. 1.01. 3.1 0.0 p. m.
Trains FOR AI.LENTOWNlenvo as follows:
(VIA rEltKlOMKN HA1LUOAD.1
Leave Philadelphia, 7.40 a.m., 1.00, '1.30 and 3.30
p. iu.
HtTTinAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, s.ouu. m. and3.1ip. m.snd
-1 ia p. in.
(VIA RARTl'KNNA. 11UANXII.I
Lcavo ItCddlng.7.i3. io.3(7a. ni.,2.00, 3.SS, endS.lS
p.iu.
Leavo Harilaburc;, S.15, 8 03 and 9.S3, a. m., 1.45
ami 4.00 p. m.
Leave Lancaster, 8.05 a.m., 1.00 and 3.50 p. id
Leave Columbia 7.f a. m . 1.03 and 3.40 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave ResdlnR. 7.20 n. m.
Lcavo Hnrrlstmr e, 3.21 a.m.
IVIA I1ETIILE1IEH.)
Lcavo PhlladelotllR 7 00. 8.15, 9.45, 2.20, 3.I5
8.00p.m, r3nndav9 3)n 111.. 8.(n)ti. m.
Trains mnikoil thns ) run tn mid from depot
9th and Green streets, Philadelphia, other
trains to and irom Jlroad street depot. Trains
via Bethlehem" run to nnil from Berks St.
Denot. excent those marked 11.
Tno0.45 u.m nnd.5.&5p. m. trains from Allen-
town, and the 7.4 1 a.m. and 5.3 1 p.m. trains
from Philadelphia, have through cars to and
iiuiu a uuuuuiiiuiii.
J. K. WOOT1EN.
Geueral Manager,
CO HANCOCK, Cm'lttw. & Ticket Agent.
nov. 13
rpiIE SLA11NGT0N
PLANING Mill
AND
Cabinet Ware Factory,
AT SLATINGTON'.
JOHN BALLET, Propr.,
Denis In nil klndnaml nlzca of Flne.Ilcmlock
Oak and Hard Wood Lumber, and la now pie
pared to execute nny umouut of orders for
DresseB LumbeR
OF ALL KINDS.
Doors, Sashes, Winds, Shuttcrv,
Mouldings, Cabinet Ware, Ac,
With Promptness.
Brackets Made to Order.
The Macbtnorr f nil now nml of tho best nnd
most Improved kinds. 1 employ uonobul tlia
best workmfn, ue well pcaaonod and kooI inn
terlal, nnd am tliorcforo ublu to puai ant eo entire
satisfaction to all wbo mav favor mo with a vail.
Orders nv mat! inummlv attended to. My
cbnrcea are moderate j terms cabli, or Interest
charged alter thirty days.
GIVE MI3 A CALL,
r?" Those entrflired In IluiMinc will flndttt
(heir advantage to have Mdlna, Floor jJoardn
Doom, sashes, Gutters, Ac, tVc, uiadeatthl
l-'octorv.
May Idyl JOUN It A LLIET.
E. F. LUCKENBACil,
Two Doors Below tho " Broadway House
MAUCH CHUNK, PA.
Doalor in all Tattcrns of Plain and Toncy
Wall aper,
Window Shades,
Paints & Painters' Supplies,
LOWEST CASH TRICES.
JQA.VID EBRI'.RT'S
Livery & Sale Stables
bC'
HANICSTUKIiT.LKIIlailTON, p
FAST TROTTING HOUSES,
ELEGANT CARRIAGES,
And positively LOWER PRICES than any
other Livery In the Co jut)'.
Large and nmdsome Carriages for Faneral
purposes and Wcddlnxs. DAVIO EUUERT
Nov. 22 173.
MEAT MARKET !
Ilnnlt Street, Lelilglilon,
CHARLES KIPP, PnorniETOit.
Charles KIpp desires to call attention of his
friends and ruttomers to the fart that he has
opened A MEAT MARKET onnoslto the
Publlo Square. Hank street, Lehlshton, Pa.,
where may be found at all time.
The Best Fresh Meats
In season, lleef, Lamb, Veal, Sausage, lio
loirna. he. Terms AS CHEAP AS THE
CHEAPEST. Patronage solicited
Auir.30-ly. OHAS. KIPP.
9
Any Hook. Macaslno or Newspaper sent post
paid at tho publishers lowest price, with a valu.
able premium. Wo give a line It x 19 vlewol
the Capitol building, the moil magnificent
structure In Amenta, ala sell udid views of the
White House, Treasury building, Kmllhaonlau
Institute. Patent Office. Mount Viruon nnd
other points ot interest In ami about tho Na
tional capital. Orders taaen for Iba large Cap
itol en Braving or for seta of the vioe. and cab
met photographs ol Leading tflateameu. at i ost
prices. If von want any boi.k or tn eutsc.lbo
lor any periodical, ur 10 renew u old enbsrrlp
lion teuil etamp for a eonv of the LIT hUAUY
newpublieailona, caiaioa
i , vuuiuiuiiiK uook noies. uoticei of
J,"", piiv,, HID,
Ncivs nniii'ii
PAUUAAl, ,
ljiek lll T 'O. nr.ulli k,,ul
ilsrcb IHf. Watbiugtoii. D. fa.
PILES
Of all kinds. TUMORS, dlachsr
ces ol 1UOOD or uiucus and
i QUickirand nirfoctly cuied br a atuiplB
I aoothlnr JtKMKDV. Forioformattonaddi
an uiseasea ottue ltKCTUW
uple aud
IIU J, a'AUKRdcl'0,22AunHt.,N. Y,
i pensions sa,K!
rlee from any cause.also lor llelts ofdeceased
I soldiers. All jwnslons date bock to day of
u.avu,v, ui iu uikiaui tne ueaui Ol tue
soldier. Pensions Increased , liounty and
new iiiscbargcs procured. Address with
stamp, Stoiwakt & Co., Room No. S St.
v ioua
UutldlDK, Waiblnglou. 1). O
mar so-lm
INDEPENDENT-"
LEIIIGIITON, CAItBON COUNTY, PA., SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1880.
Dr. Charles T. Horn
Would announce to the public that ho haa
CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
In Lcuckcl's Ulock,
Bank St., Lohighton, Pa
IlavtnK rcBttcd nnd refilled the entire stock
ho oan oflor
DRUGS AND
Strictly frcBU
UAALUI1XU14 UU
and Turc,
Also Ilorso nnd Cnttle powdcrs.Patent Mcdl
clncs, Hrushes, Soaps, Combs, Perfumeries,
Sponges, Chamois Skins. Wines and
Liquors for Medical Purposes. Oils,
Lnmpsand PIxtures.D.vcstun'j.ClioIco
Clgnrs, Pipes and Tnhncco. Spco
tncles, Trusses, Nursing llottlcs,
Violin Strings, and a full line of
AVall Paper and llurdcrsattho
Lowest Prices.
Prescriptions carefully compounded and
prompt attention given to every branch, of tho
UU9II1CSS,
A contlnnnnce of the lintrnnnort heretofore
extended to this establishment Is respectfully
Eoiicucu, nnu sntisiaction icusrantccil.
scpt.13, l79.-ly. lln. O. T. HORN.
The Nov? Food Medicine
Truly a Wonder.
Iho QnlchnaCoca Co. prepaio fiom tho
penco of tho Sncrrd I'eiuvjau IMant (Coca
leaf) tho meat useful Nerve Tonlo and Lilo
sUHia)ncr Known to man. xney bnvo named It
COCA niTTkUH, but itopo the name will ma
cans" it to bo classed with tho o-ca1ld "lilt
ten," which have douo eomuch harm nbyai
cal and mmnl.
COCA lUlTKURhastho power of rastalnlnp
hfn nnd strength rrdays without food.
KxpOHuroto storms, long; fatluo oud malar.
Inus polsoninp cannot harm tdoao who uso CO
OA lilTTKUH.
This is n maryelona life Invlpornnt, entirely
without reaction 1 1 cheers but not Inebriates.
For the cure of Dt tpcp-f ft.IndlRetiou. INerv
ou?nes, Sick Ucariatno Weotlneas, Grfiit Uo
bdtty. Lack of Enerjrj nnd rower, Liver Com
plaints. Chills nnd nil Fever, COCA Jil'lTUUU
sUrnds unuvnled nnd a'nno
From the official report of LUut Iterndon, V.
S.A'.i 'Hio roiuTlnn unlives who usacoca.
pcrloimtirodiple- or laboi without f.illgito. a
powcrtuftonluforthe tlervou3y6tem. but rot
InJuMima to tbe health."
The wcndeiful vlttnesof this new food-mod I
ctne can only bo Rinuccd at here. Oct a circu
lar nnd inform oarpelt lully. No remedy ever
received f uch eudoroement.
COCA mTTKliS concentrated essence of
Kncio'l reruvlnn Coca eold by all 1 cadi lip
draepiats. Aiinrcs.
QUICIIUA COCA CO , IYcit York.
SMITH, KLINE & CO., Agents. I'lilltt
Do'. ?7 13 W
WEISS & KfcRSCHNER,
BUCCESSOnS TO
R0MIG & IIOFFORD,
Bank Street, Lohighton,
Aro prepared to Manufacture, to order, every
description ol
CARRIAGES,
BUOOIES,
SLEIQHS,
SPRING WAGONS,
Romig's Pat.Platfonn AVagon,
&c, at lowest rates for Cash.
REPAIRING
Oral! description promptly attended to at tho
most reasonublo prices.
S" All Work guaranteed, and patronage
ts respectfully solicited.
WEISS & KL'RSOIWER.
July 28, 1 870-J 1
DANIEL WIEAND,
Cai'riages)'Vagons,Slciglis,&c
COttNEIt OF ,
BANK AM) IKON STREETS,
LEIIHJHTON. Penna.,
Rcf nectfully announces to his friends nnd tho
nubile, that he Is nrenared tn ltntt,i 1 1
crlptlom of
CARRIAOES.
SPUING AVAOONS.
, ., . . SLEIGHS, &c,
In tho Latest nnd Most Approved htylcs, at
Prices lully as low as tho (amo can bo obtain
ed elsewhere, guaranteeing the best Seasoned
Material and most substantial workmanship.
Particular attention given to
REPAIRING
In all Its details, at the very Lowest Prices.
Patronage respectfully solicited and perfect
satisfaction iiuaranteed.
Dec 6, 1878-yl DAN. WIEAND.
DR. J. O. B. 6IEGERT A- SOUS'
irojtLD REKOIVKED
Angostura Bitters.
An article of over-
FlfHy Tears si nml In p.
Thla most invlgerallnr tonlo la Justly rele.
oiated for ita exqil-ito Hlvor and extraordi
mry Medicinal v HI 110,1.
It Imtnove. io appetite aud cures drspen
ala.dianhcoi.and fever and aeue.
Ino ccKglall or mmd dnnk 11 perfect without
It, beeauae It prevents the bad el I ecu ojalcholic
liquors.
Copies r.f certificates ot feme of the rooal eml
nent physicians and chemists o! the v 01 Id. re
siding ita whnlrsomeueas aud lurity. are
plnced In each box
Hold I y the princes! CT(ieera, drucclsts snd
llqnor dealers J W. HANI OX. Hole Aaent
for tae U 13, SI Droadway, New York, P.O.
UoxiaiO. Jan. 31 wl3
JJIAIMEKS OF CAItBOX COUNTF,
TaJce Notice.
The nndersiened. rosMlnc In MaHONIKO
Township, U.rbon rmintr, has been appointed
AQI3NT for the KUVMIONi: 1'HIITlMZKlt
AND ALUM MAMJFACTUltlMlCOAll"V.
Licensed by the btate ot Pennsylvania. This
FERTILIZER
contalna according to Chemical Aualvsls. Jl.oo
Protoxide 01 Iron, 12.41 Halpburio Aed, 2.11
Potaah 0.43KiMla aud 3.00 Ituuuo Acid
Tlnaia great Feitinzerlori'raiiiandaraas,
and especially lor Trait Tieea.Orapo Vmea and
luwers as It doatroy- tho llorer aud other In.
seota .u Injurious to Veuuvylvaula urctiaidi.
Call anilfftvn me jour outers, see rocoiuuien.
dationsof iiromlueut farmers, and make your
selves happy.
oi;orge nr.RGi:R,
Jau.31.Jm Mahomug Township.
ONOBICO
A Ttleafant substitute
for Tobacco, that tastea
and imelli like Tobacco and
Everybody la highly pleased with It,
Ills
saltitb
iviq eu
ther for I hewlnr or Brooking, and
It Improves the Health, snd restores the Con
stitution, and la recomini nded by Physicians
In place of Tobaeco. Throw Tobacco away
and use ONOllli'O, It will prove a blesslug.
A lull site pack by mall fur toe. In stiver, or
loo lu stamps, or tl for doicn. aokdts
WANTKn in erorv town. Terma !11mlI. Ail.
dresi, Y V. ItENNi.lt, New Midway. Fred-
eriCK. U0n aia. icd, zi.-ll
Carriage BnilderSi
3P IWWWPH I IHIII iiiii hi in 111111
Live and Let Live."
Quick Work!
Look to your best Interests
, ?i?,T.rcn ""' rcdJr rr Inpectlon, tho
la no est and most compiktr btock oif
sniiNii and bcmmeh nnv aoona, kotionr.
fnAt2tffi.Bi.?MV.'l.0.M: ":!.rJ'r,l!,''
, .,vwuun, uiiicu wcro
Bought before tbe sharp Advance,
AT A
Saving of from 20 to 25 per ct,
Wo are therefore prepared to olfcr tho samo
at still very- low prices, which will only be
kept up as lonir as the tiresantatnnir nuiui
BiViiir- .""noiooixpenceto asiow
binning," wo aro determined to
HOVE THE STOCK QUICKLY,
And shall offer Extraordinary Induce,
ments to
CASH BUYERS!!
AmonR tho list of Goods just opened aro the
iuuuuiiig ui uu..ar UAitUAlN :
0000 yards Cilicoos, fast colors.
5000 yntds Muslins, blenched & unbleached,
1 case 10-4 Sheetings
1 case ironojr Comb Quilts.
1 case Heavy Shlrtlnir Chevnita
31 pieces Cassiuiere, for Men Sc Boy's Wear.
BOOTS AND SHOES
We have the Lnrirrxr. nml mftsl lT.n,lh,m.
slock of Men's, Women's andClilldren's Fine
Shoes that were ever exhibited in this town,
also bought beroro the late advance, which for
Beauty orstyle, Durability and Cheapness
we can truthfully say cannot bo matched.
"Wo have also iusfc ononed
a large ana beautitul assort
ment of BEST
WHITE GRANITE
AND
C. C. WARE,
of Foreign and American
Manufacture, which wo will
run off at very low prices, in
OCttS,
Consumers of Drvnon.1. Ttnnta Rhn. a,n
Will find It UreUtlV tO thnlr nilvimln.pn In .mil
early, and examine Goods and Prices, before
purchasing olsewhero, as this Is a bonafide
Bfllo, and we can assuro you Genuine Har.
gains. - a cordial invitation extend to all,
Respectfully,
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Opposlto Public Squaro, Lohighton, Pa.
oct. 4-yl
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made up In the very latest styles
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CV Special attention given to MILLINERY
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lare site, imi'lovtd Itl'DDEtt ROLL Clothea
M'nngvr In ibo norld, selling at loaa than halt
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UEli HOT" t? get oeof No competition 1 Tbe
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nuin(iia, r . o'j. , itvu-ar. uuu lull parncumn
free. Arvnl wllllua to bo convinced addieaa.
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ier monin, aurinic winter nu sirintt:. rur
uo., rnuaaerpuie, i-a.
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HCGOINU.
Battling with hunger
How many wo meet,
Footsore and frosen,
Wand'rlng the street
Weary and dreary,
, Pleading for bread,
Houseless and starving
No rest for the head ;
Cold cold nothing to eat,
Ragged and shivering,
Wand'rlng the street.
Battling with hunger,
Woarlsomo sad,
From morn until era
Scarce "a bite" to bo had 1
The outlook all gloom.
Trudging through snow,
In misery creeping,
Onward they go,
Cold cold nothing to cat
Wretched and hungry,
Wand'rlng tho street.
Battling with hunger,
Battling for bread,
Battling for baro life,
Wishing llfo sped )
Hearts sadly aching,
Hard In their pain
Groveling In gutter,
Begging again.
Cold cold wretched and sad
All alono In tho world,
Scarco "a bite" to be had.
Battling with hunger,
Hard Is their fate,
Pleading and tramping
Early and late 1
Oh, list to tho prayer
Of tho wandring poor,
And don't thrust tho beggar
Away from your door.
Cold cold out In the rain,
To eke out a living,
Begging again.
THE BLIZZARD.
I had often heard tho word blizzard used
n tho East without knowing exactly what
it meant, nor did I know whether it had
tho dignity of a placo in Webster's una
bridged, nor did I care, as I never supposed
I should uso it.
It was not till I went to tho groat North
west, and found myself a denizen of its 1110
tropolis, St. Paul, that I discovered that it
bad, in Minnesota, at least, a significant
meaning.
Not long after my arrival I asked a friend
tho purport of tho word as they used it; he
looked at mo as though I was quizzing him,
aim said, "Do 1 understand you to say you
don't know what we mean by a blizzard?"
"Honor bright," said I, "I don't know."
"Well, you Eastern pcoplo aro very igno
rant," said lie.
I pleaded guilty to Ignorance, and was
told to wait till next winter and I would
find alt pbout it.
I may dio or get well beforo then," I
persisted.
"Pcoplo don't dio here, and tlio climate
will do you so much good you'll stay." I
gave him up.
To another friend I said : "What's a bliz
zard ?'
He, too, socmed surprised at tho question,
and after a little hesitation said : "It's a
kiud of storm we have here; it comes liko a
well, liko a regular blizzard."
This was something, but not very defi
nite, and when pressed for a Jnioro extend
ed description warj told to wait till I saw
one, and then I would bo thoroughly satis
fied.
Somo weeks after this, as I was going
through a cemetery I taw a tomb3tono in
memory of au entire family, and this was
tho laconic epitaph): "Caught in a great
blizzard in 1873." I was getting ou j hero
wcro tho tangiblo results of a blizzard if
nothing more, and I began to liavo somo ro
spect for tho word.
My friend number ono was right, for I
did not dio, and tho climato did me good
and I found out to my cntiro satisfaction
whut a blizzard was.
I hopo I may do belter for my readers in
describing it than my friends did by me.
In tho early part of the winter I found
myself in tho northwestern part of Minne
sota. I drovo ono day fifteen miles from
thoiailwayto n small town to coo an old
friend. My visit was over, I was about to
return) in fact had my overcoat on, and
had ordered the tcam.wlien a neighbor came
in. Ho said : "Stranger, you had bettor
not start; there's going to be a blizzard, or
I'm nojudgo."
"That's exactly what I want," exclaimed
"I'll find out what it is, if I'm caught iu
le."
J'And to your sorrow," said my friend.
"Pull off your coat. If Mr. P. toys thero
is going to bo a blizzard you cau't lcavo my
house until it is oven ho knows all about
it and tho weather: ho is our weather bu
reau in this section, and he can tell you nil
about blizzard?, for ho has liycd iu Minne
sota for thirty years."
The result was, I was not persuaded but
ordered to stay till tho weather prophet and
tho weather were moro favorable.
Then I demanded to be et onco enlight
ened on the whole subject.
"Well," said neighbor P. (everybody be-
gius with "well" when they speak on this
subject) "If I was to tell you of somo sights
have seen you would not believe me."
"Give me your first experience," said I,
to get at something definite; and this time
was successful. I won't try tj givo it iu
neighbor l'.'s language exactly, as it would
tako too long.
"I was living in one of the souther" coun
ties. 'Twas soon after I had moved from
Ohio. Tho day was warm and pleasant,
aud I'd drovo to town fn two horso cutter.
startod back about one. Tho winter road
across the lake was about twelve miles, al
though it was shorter by land. I took the
lako roadt as 'twas tho best going. Tho lake
was irregular like, and the roau ran down
an arai three miles, and turueJ off to tho
west round a point. After turning that
point it was seven miles to tho house.
"I )iad just turned the point; the wind
was from tho south and warm. I looted
west and saw a cloud coming down the lako.
Had I known then what I know now I'd
drove back round tbe point and went to the
woods, but I kept on. The cloud came
down to the very ice, and when jt struck us
it fairly raised the cutter off tbe lee; the
horses stopped and held their heads down,
as though they couldn't help it. The snow
was blinding aud sharp as needles. The
wind drovo it through tn the skin, as tho'
you bad no cloths on, and it was a hundred
leu.
"As soon as I could get my breath I yell
ed at the burses nd tiat them w.lh my
a Year if Paid in Advanco.
If not paid in advance, $1.25.
whip; theygavo a snort and started on a
run one of 'cm gavo a yell such as I never
heard before nor since. I soon got stiff;
the thcrmomotor bad gono down tweuty
degrees below zero, and it don't take long to
ficczo a man In such a wind; tho cold went
right to my-bones; it seemed an ago across
that ice. AU at onco I began to got warm
and I saw grcon fields nnd flowers and sun
sbiuo. I saw great fields of corn and wheat,
with sun shltiln' nil over thorn; then tho
horses dashed against something, tho sled
stopped and I heard voices, and thon I was
insensible.
"When I catno to I was lying beforo tho
fire. I did'nt know where I wobj tho last
thing I retnembored it was summer. But
when I saw them all crying and tho horses
standing in tho houso with tho harness on,
then I knowed.
"I wasn't a praying man, but wo all knelt
down and I prayed, and them horses held
down their heads and seemed to join in. I
wasn't rich, but them horses novcr done no
hard work after that.
"What was strango about It was why
they didn't go to tho stoblo instead of tho
houso. Had they gono to the stable or stop.
ped within ten feet of the door I'd never
told you this story. I joined tho church
next spring aud have been a praying man
over sinco,"
Have you ever beon caught sinco?'
asked.
"No J I studied tho weather tinco that
ilay nnd can generally tell when they are
cummin ."
Hero wcro facta, for tho old man was
earnest, and my friend told mo ho was not,
given to exaggeration, and that ho had no
doubt but what tho storm was even worse
than ho had mado it out.
I was to learn even more than tho old
man's story told me, for that afternoon wo
had a bizzard.
Tho wind shook tho houso to its founda
tions; tho fino snow carao through every
crovico, filling bed, cupboard nnd closets,
was bound to go out, and when my friend
found thero was no holding me. ho tied a
clothes lino around my body, with tho knot
behind and iBllppcd through the door.
It did not tako mo long to feel tho terror
of tho storm. Itwus impossible to sco, the
fino nccdlc-liko snow filled tho eyes tho
moment you opened them; and oven if you
could havo kept them open tho snow was so
thick you could not dietingush a house a
rod away. I had pulled n fur cap down far
over my head. It was suddenly twitched
off as though dono by an unseen hand. The
wind came from all directions, and my cap
was afterwards found driven up under tho
caves of tho barn, which was west of the
house, and Iho storm camo out of that quar
ter. I was soon glad to get back, and found
that tho snow had pierced through to the
skin, and that an cntiro chango of under
clothing was necessary.
ltI10ugh this storm only lasted about
twenty-four hours,lho roads wcro impassable
for light sleighs for a week.
It was in this storm that Mr. Stordock, an
old and well-known settler of Northwestern
Minnesota, was caught.
Ho attempted to go to a neighbor's houso,
but a half mile distant, but was caught, gut
lost and wandered outou tho prairie. After
the storm ceased a traveli ng man came across
him just as he had found the road ; his head
nua shoulders wero covered with ice, his
nose frozen and broken, both his hands solid
and his legs frozen to tho knees. Ho press
ed Stordock to get in with him, but ho said
he would dio at onco if ho stopped moving,
Ho started for a houso in sight and fell before
reaching it. Fortunately he was seen and
brought in. Ho is still alive, but both legs
mvo been amputated, and ho will probably
lose both hands.
A responsible gentleman told mo that he
was in a lawyer's offico in quito u promi
nent town in tho S'.atc, and at noonday ho
Btartcd with tho lawyer to go to his house to
dinner.
It was en warm they left their overcoats
in the office. While at dinucr a storm be.
gun high wind accompanied by 6leet they
lit their segars and concluded to wait till it
was over. It was three days and thrco nights
beforo they left tho houso the great blizzard
of '73 had broken over tho country.
In a few hours tho thermometer was way
below zero. The house was brick, with
double windows, built expressly to resist tho
Inclemency of the weather, yet the air iu
the room was filled with fino snow and no
one could tell whero it came in. From tho
upper rooms the snow had to bo carried
down in baskets. No one left the houso un
less (hey had a rope around them.
Tho principal physician was called on'by
a mau who lived seven miles in tho country,
soon after the storm begau. Ilia wife was
about to bo confined and he insisted on tho
doctor going out with him. Tiio doctor, au
old settler, refused and tried to keep tho man,
but ho left with a cursn. As soon as the
storm was over he took two men and they
bruko their way to tho houso. Within 100
yards of the door they found tho man and
horso partly buried in the enow and lrozen
solid; in the house they found wife and
mother with u new bora babo clasped to her
breast.
She too, had seen bright fields and sun
shine, for a smile was on her rigid face, nnd
tho ie king had dressed hvand her babo in
a shroud moro beautiful than ever worn by
prince or princess : for they wjro both cover
ed with crystalino ice which sparkled and
scintillated in the morning sun that shone
through the uncurtained window.
In the same town a butcher shop, built of
brick, had its door forced open a few inchos;
tho snow filled it to tho very roof aud it took
weeks to remove it with a pick. Ono town
In a hollow was completely covered.
Three miles from another, on the main
road, five teams and olght men wero found
frozen, Tho front team was standing in tbo
harness as If oliyo and the driver still sat ou
tho seat with the reins in his hand and a
pipe In his mouth,
I could carry this on for pages and tell of
many wonderful eseapoi and of frightful
suffering; but it is not neccwiry, I have
merely written this to tell my Eastern friends
what a blisurd is like.
I will mention one moro instance, it was
told me by a gentleman who saw all the par
ties. It happened in tho one which I was
in and in which Mr. Storduck was frosen.
It was a ease of true lo-e,t!ial liko all such
cases did not run smooth. Thostern parent,
after tlie manner or he stern pare-iU of the
far Weat, told the youu mai, tuut il'be saw
him RM.md bii !i,i-iv ,r s-iw li m u ar lna
dm;l..er, i! WO-1 1 I I .. !.e- !
The Carbon Advocate.
An Independent Family Nersnapnf
Published overy SATURDAY, In
Lcbighton, Ci rbpn Co.,ra., by
ItAitltY V. aiOHTainiElt.
OHicz-flAXKWAV-. a shott ftlatiuiw kbtr
tbs Lehigh Valley 11. It. DjnoL
Terms: $1.00 per Anniim in Adyance.
fivssT Dsscainiosi gr m-aih akd aot
J ob Printing
' AT VEnY LOW PIUOEfJ.
Rut If parenta In tho West are clangorous tho
young men aro ganio , ot loait tbl. ono was,
for ho ran away with tho girl. They made,
for a young and thriving town by a circuit.
ousrouto to mislead tho shooting father. He,
however, was smart as well as stern, for li
took a short cut for tho same place, and lU
result might havo beon bloody but for tho
unexpected bliziard.
This tlmo Iho 111 Wind blew U7I.1I tr.r t,m
lovers-It overtook both stern parent and
pair. The former got through to thotowu
witii noso and cars frozen ; the latter wero
caught on tho pralrio and, as it was Impos.
siblo to proceed, found a hollow, cut loose
tho horses, turned over tho sleigh, got under
It and, wrapped In tho buflulo robes, suffer
ed tho enow to drift over them. Hero they
passed two nights, and strango to say, did
not freezo.
Ry way of a short digression, I would say
that this Is tho usual resort when caught In
ono of thcM storms. Tho horses, relieved
from tho burden of tho sled, frcnuentlv reach
somo house, and thus warning is given nnd
and search mado for tho owner. This win
ter a man wns found frozen in tho oct of
turning over hissloigh. H0 was was stand
ing, leaning against the holf overturned
sleigh, looking liko a living being, but ho
was solid.
But to return to our lovers. Tho horses
reached the town they wcro bound for, nnd
wero recognizod by tho father, who headed
a party for tho search. They wero found
and escorted in with flying colors, and no
ono was moro anxious for tho performance
of tho ceremony that mado theso two ono
than the stern parent himself. So tbo bliz
zard that frozo all things melted a hardened
heart,
If my readers havo got an idea of a bliz
zard from this articlo I am satisfied it was
for this that It was written, Little -FaWj
Minn.) Letter to A'cto 1'ori Graphic.
cost of i.o.iFJiva
For tbo benefit of our largo nnd it seema
to be constantly Increasing loafer's brlgado
wo endeavor to givo a few hints at tho nroh-
ablo cost of following such nn unpleosant
and unprofitable occupation. Does tho
young mail who prcsists in being a loafer,
over reflect how much less it would cost to
boa decent, rcspectablo man?
Docs ho imagino that loafing Is moro
economical thau gentilllyt? Anybody can
bo a gentleman, if ho chooses to be, without
much cost, but it is mighty expensive being
a loafer. It costs time in tho first place, for
nobody can bo a first class loafer unlets bo
dovoles his entire timo to it. Tho occupa
tion well followed hardly affords time for
eating, sleeping, or, wo had almost said
lrmking, but on reflection wo will except
that, for the loafer invariably finds time
enough to tako a drink wheuovcrho is In
vited. To bo a loafor, it costs monoy, health,'
yigor, comrort and friends. Onco fully em
barked on the of sea loafing, you bid fare
well to overy friendly nail that floats uuder
an honest and legitimate flag. Your con
sorts will only bo tho bucanuicrsof society
It costs all your dignity and self respoct
whilst living, and finally all regrets of con
sideration when dead.
A (aOOll Iloiikowife.
The good housewife, when she Is rivlnc
her house its spring renovating, should bear
in mind that tho clear inmates of her huuta
aro more precious than many iiouses, nnd
that their systems need demising by purify
ing tho blood, regulating tho stomach and
bowels to prevent and cute tho diseases aris
ing from spring malaria and miasma, nnd
elm must know that there is nothing that
will do it so perfectly aud surclv na linn Hit.
oers, tho purest ami best of medicines Cbn-
ten, iv. JI., Patriot. 17-2
-A tableau is frequently nothing tableau
about.
Tho nguo taklcs a man with a hearty
"Shake, old boy ; glad to seo you."
A cat Is tho most destructive of all ani
mals. They mewtillato every summer night.
Girls know only one-quarter as much
about couiling as boys, becauso they havo
only ono year iu four in which they are al
lowed to practice.
Charles Reado Bays that nil children
should bo taught to havo prcsenco of mind.
But haven't they got it ? Catch a bov in tho
sugar-box and isn't ho looking for flies?
Eightceu or twenty base-ball players
will make a professional visit tu Australia
next season. Eighteen or twenty aro not
many, but let us render hearty thanks.
When a New Tiorker has his hoiif-a
burglarized he goes down to tho detectlvo
headquartcrsand asksif they've got any clues
in stock that will fithiscase,andifthoy have
they send a man around to hitch 'em on.
-What is iiolitical science?" asks an ex
change. Political science I Political science I
Oh, yes, wo see. When you can make the
people believoyou can hold ofllce better than
tlie man who is in, and they havo tho cou-.
fidenco to put you in his place, you liava
demonstrated about all -there is In political
science.
Our distinctions do not lid In tho places
which we occupy, but iu the grace and dig
nity with which wo fill them.
Tho notorious Mine. Ruttaizi has again
married, this time a Spuuiih. engineer and
ex-Doputy at Malago. Sho has been In her
time what Artemus Ward would huvc called
a much married woman.
-Influential ladles in Cincinnati are
signing the following pledge : "Believing
that theatrical and operatic performances on
Sunday aro prejudicial to tho good order
aud good morula of g community, wo hereby
iledgc ourselves to abstain from
utronfzliig an opera houso or publlo hall
which opens its doors to entertainments of
this kind nn Sunday."
Little Edith who has hoard her mam
ma speak of blighted affection- "mamma,
and you think if u person is truly and real
ly in love, It would be wicked to deprive
her of the object of her affections?" Mam
ma "Why, certainly, dear Eiith; but
where In tho world did you learn all that?"
Edith "I heard you tell it to Mrs. Jingle-
aw to-day. And, mamma I'm awfully in
lovo with that hufof oakain Iho cupboard."
It Is needles to say that Edith utid the tb-
ject of her affections were immediately
united.
Statistic show that nearly $30,000,000
worth of property was destroy od by firs lu
this oouutry during 18TT. Kerosene waa
the cause ofa large tortlonuf this appalling
destruatliKi.
No degiee of knowledge atta.n:ii, ty
man is uble to abt hun aWo ' v . of
hourly aasi.ianiv.
Sttbse '- C