FARMERS' COLUMN.
Prncltcnl IIIiiIh fnr April.
BiRt.iv. A fiuo condition of tho soil is
Indispensable for this crop. Old barley grow
ers know all about this, but many want to
grow barley bccauso It is n profitablo crop
when successful. It will succeed In any
good, well prepared soil, but a mellow clay
loam which can be brought to good tilth is
to lie preferred. Dut good crops of bright
grain may bo grown on lighter loams If In
good heart. It may bo made an excellent
soiling crop to follow clover,and as a change
from oats. Wo prefer to sow thickly, say 21
bushels per acre, but opinions vary in this
respect, and from 1 i to 21 bushels is tho
range.
Oats. Early sown oats in our hot clim
ate are, as a rule, better than the Into sown
Our climate is not so favorable for oats as
the cooler northern nud northeastern ones.
There oats are heavy and plump; and eccd
from Canada, Novu Scotia, and New Bruns
wick will produce well for two or three years.
By using seed from theso northern localities
oats may bo grown in the Middle State3
Weighing from 35 to 45 lbs. per bushel
Const. This is ono of thoso crops which
require a warm soil and which EUlTcr from a
late frost. But tho ground may boprcpared
In season to help on the planting alterwards.
As good a crop may bo grown on slubblo as
on sod If the right method is followed; and
this is simply to give sufficient manure and
thorough cultivation. 100 bushels per aero
may bo produced, and this means double or
treble pay for tho samo labor. Far larger
crops than this have been grown, and of
late years, thanks to the general diffusion of
scientific knowledge through tho best of the
agricultural journals, tho uvcrago yield of
this gram has been doubled. A yield of 75
or BO bushels Is how secured whero SO or 40
bushels used to satisfy fanners. The uso of
fertilizers and good methods of cultivation
have effected this; but tho samo moans may
bo mado available for even larger j'iclds,and
one should never.stay satisfied with a largo
crop; but try for still greater ones. Tho
time of planting of course varies with tho
latitude, and theso remarks apply when
corn-planting is in season.
Cows' Garget and abortion trouble tho
dairymen. Wo believe in prevention. Tho
former may surely bo prevented by duo care.
As soon as tho udder contains milk, it should
bo relieved by drawing off a part of it, i
there 13 any tendency to hardness. These
diseases are oiton a consequence of weakness.
A fat animal may bo weak for want of food.
When a cow's timo approaches and tho feed
is suddenly reduced, disturbance, of tho sys
tem is caused. Circulation becomes irregu
lar, and congestion occurs in tho most sus
ceptible organs. The udder is tho principal
one of these at this period, and an attack of
garget is very sure to occur. This may not
always bu so, but long experience anil oh
servation convinces us that it generally is.
The remedy is obvious.
Swi.se. Corn is high, but so is freight
aiid as 800 lbs. of com may bo earned in a
porn barrel, it is a question if it will not pay
to feed 50 cent corn to 4 cent pigs. Kvery
bushel of corn fed relieves the market of
surplus, and makes tho remainder moro sal
able. This is to be considered. Also tho
fact that there is a kind uf pig that may ba
fed tlio most profitably and that ono kind
is the one to discover and choose. Hereaf
ter farmers will save their profits in all pro
bibilily, just as is dona in other manufac
turing business. Aniraala aro living farm
machines.
ORCHARD AXD MIRSF.UY.
Whoever sets out an orchard of courso
does it with tho expectation of a return i
fruit. No one plants corn or potatoes with
out first considering if tho laud will giyo
him a crop; If tho soil is not in tho proper
condition ho knows that ho must make itso;
r loose Ins seed and his labor. Much less
than corn and potatoes can fruit trees inako
.a crop on nothing, Tho trees will struggle
ialong, do tho best they can, but such orch
ards .do not pay, and "run out" early. Uu.
lew the land is sufficiently fcrtilo for au
ordinary farm crop, it should bo mado so
no soil too wet for such cjops will answer
for fruit trees, which, to succeed, need well
drained land. Tho plowing should bo as
deep as the character of tho soil will allow
and tho sub soil plow may generally follow
the other with benefit. American Agricul
tural or April 1st.
r a it. it (ii:.s.
Many varieties of seed will not germin
ate satisfactorily alter they aro a year old,
There is a great demand among fan:
era and poultry raisers for bronze turkeys.
It is now in order to haul out aud spread
manure. Tho spring ruins will carry its fer
tilizing matter into tho soul.
Most of the Suto papers report that Hi
wheat fields aro looking wellamd that hopes
ola good crop aro culci tallied.
The method of cultivating strawberry
vines iu rows three leet nuit u now gener
ally considered tho inot tatifaelory.
A Durham cow belonging toBeiilum;
Itoyt, of Bradford, N, II., drupHl a calf
last week that wcihid wlun it was 24
hours old, 140 pounds, stood 2 feet 9 inches
high anil girted 3 leet.
The power of plants to furco their way
through a rcituig medium is very iem.uk
nbls. A writer in a foreign journal ast-ils
that he has known a dandelion to grow
through two inches of asphalt which had
been spread over it. '
A mixture of kerosene and lard will re
move lice if it is well applied, It should bo
used all over the skin and bruheil into tho
hair thoroughly. It will bo more cti'vctivi
if some sulphur is added to it. Tako une
pound uf lard, mif pint of kerosene oil and
fu-ir ounces of Hour of sulphur; ruo iheto
woll together.
Latt year 3,500,000 bushels of rye wcro
produced in Pennsylvania. Tho straw is
extensiyely used in the manulactute of pa
per, and the quantity harvested was not sui
ficient to supply tho homo demand. Larger
breadths of land are being annually grown
to this grain, which is really more profit,
able than wheat.
Colonel Mead, Superintendent of Agri
culture pf Vermont, says thatiu live years
after be fixed his stables to us to save his
liquid manure ho had doubled the products
pi his Ijirm, 'iba greatest waste of agricul
ture every where to-day is this wa.toofthe
liquid excrement of cattle. It is five times
jrreater than all the tuxes, uud there is no
upcjjif it.
The famous Lincolnshire ox,fed by Lord
larborough, weighed 3,711 wunds, Jive
weight, and measured 1 1 feet 10 inches from
Dose to setting of tail.11 feet 1 inch ia giith
3 feet 2 Inches across the back Iu three places
the hip, sl)oplder tnd mlddlo luck)
luches breast lu ground, 9 inches in
'
forelegs,
fen leg) and 22 Inches Velwvcn the fore
THIS ANDTIIAT.
A horso race Colts.
r True friends stand trial.
In at tho death a bullet.
Consumption Curcil,
An old 'physician, retired from practice,
od placed in his hands by an East India
ilsionarv the formula ofa slmplo vegclable
remedy for tho speedy nnd permanent cure
for Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asth-
ia, nnd all Throat and hung Allectlons, also
positlvo and radical euro lor Nervous De
illtv nml nil NervousComnlalnts, after hav-
nrt ti.Elf.il 1U wnmlnrful curative tiowera in
llioiis&lllis ui cases, lino lei. h mo
mako it known to his suffering fellows. Act
uated by this motive and nde'iro to rcliovo
human "suffering, I will Bend free of chargs
to all who desire it, this recipe, In German,
rench or English, with lull directions lor
irvnnrlnantitl using. Sent by mall by od-
IressliiE with 6tamp, namingthis paper, W.
W Shkrar, 149 l'owcrs' Block, Rochester
k. y,
12.c.o.w.
A firm foundation Establishing a part
nership.
There are menageries but no womena-
gerics.
Flense Stop Coughing,
Some neonle sav."I havonotcot tho Con
sumption." That may be, but if you don't
etop that Cough tho time will como when
rou will wish you had. It you naveweaK
units, a couch or consumption in its mild
form, or asthma, go ntonra and buy ft bottle
of Dr. German's Cough nnd Consumption
Cure; nnd if, after taking two-thirds of the
bottle, you receive no benefit, pleaso return
tho bottle, and cet your money, as wo sell
no cure, no ay. Mothers give it to your
children no niornhmo or opium, rnco an
cents and $1. Agent for Lchlghton, A. J,
Durling.
Stop (lmt Toothache.
IClne's Ma"icToothaclioCure,6los tooth-
ncho in five minutes or money lcfundcd
rrico 25 cents. For salo by A. J. Burling,
Lehigliton.
Lnilles' Why Suffer 1
When Dr. Marchisi'a Vtcriiic Catholicon
will positively cuio femalo weakness, such
as lulling ol Uio womu, wimes, cnronic in
llnrnmnlion or ulceration of the womb, In
cidenlal hemorrhago or flooding, painful,
suppressed and irregular Mensturation, Ac.
An Old nna rename remedy, ocnu posim
card Tor a pamphlet with treatment, cures,
and certificates from physicians and patients,
to Jlowarlh .v: iiatiard, utica, i. i. eon
bv nil Druzcisls and by A. J. Durling, Le
lnghtou $1.50 per bottle. novS-yl c.o.w
An appeal to tho understanding wine
your feet.
Old Winter is keeping himself warm
and comfoi table.
'J'lioVoltnlcltcllCo.pinrslialljMlcli
Will send their celebrated Electro-Voltaic
Bolts to the alllictcd upon 30 days trial
Speedy cures suaranteed. They mean wlial
iney say. write tu mem without ueiay,
nov.i-iy,
A tramp and Kelly's Motor aro alike,
inasmuch as they won't work.
Sixty-fivo railroads wcro sold under
mortgage foieclosures in 1879.
Profit, $1,200.
'To sum it ui, six lone year3 of bed rid
ilen sickness, costing $200 per year, tota
$1,200 all this expense was stopped bv
mreo oniuc3 oi nop inuers, iancn in' mv
wife. Sho has dono her own housework for
a year since, without tho loss ofa nay, and
1 want everybody to know it, lor their none
lit.' A. J:, f armer. 19-2,
A horse-doctor is a nagriculturist.
Euougli for a scent a penny cigar.
Thousands of soldiers and heirs aro en
titled to Tensions, with payment fiom dale
of disehargoor death, if applied for befoie
January I, imsu. wound, accidental in
juiy or disease entitles to pension. Bounty
nna uacic pay collected, increase oi l'en
sion seemed. This firm established in ISflfl
Address, enclosing stamp, EDSON llllOS.
U. S. Claim Attorneys, 711 U Street, Wash
itigtoii, u. v. u
"My wedding trip," said tho groom as
ho stumbled over the hrido's lialu.
ACROSTIC.
Would'st thou my friend good healtlicnjoy
jacn uay ana nour your nine employ
bi'cuio reposo fiom sickness, ills,
This thou enn'tt do tale Zivcr Pills :
Sc dot thou sull'er fiom disease,
Caused by exposure, diet? these,
Or other ills, whato'er their name.
Submit at once, and leave tho frame,
liiito shadows darting o cr iho lulls,
in terror neo nom j,itcr l'llts.
Vice-like although they've clung for years,
i-.m-uiiriigeu ue, nur vi'im io leurs,
Keioso in quiet, health's bright rills
Pcrstio tho jmlhway of theso Pills.
In childhood, youth, and in old age,
Let clieeiful thoughts thy mind engage.
Let others suffer fevers, chills,
Sure thou art free with Liver Tills.
Hovcngo is sweet, and so probably
pays a man to go without his dinner to spito
his wile.
Coithiiiiiiidoii Cured.
Hundreds of people throughout tho New
j.ngianti rjiaies who were consumptive wi
testify to their biine alivo to dav fiom tb
uso of Spccr's Tint Grapo Wine, produced i
l'ussair, New Jersey. It is pi escribed b
physicians generally and used In hopitn'
for tins purpose. Weuklv and aloLiilimti-
females, consumptives, and all aged .tmis
mi l a gieat ucneiii uy its use. Nothing
Letter lor overworked or exhausted ladu-
It is sold by A. J. Durling and C. T. Horn
hehighton, and C. W. Lentz, Weisspoit,
Common sense makes no parade.
Unpleasint quarters lead ones.
Dr. Browning's C. & C. Cordial is des
til, oil to uo the standard mcdicino for con 2l:
colds, bionchitis, hoarceness, tore thr
croui, influenza, whoopiiig-couglijsthma I
coughs, (olds in tho head or bowels, and for
tho reli.r of consumption in all stages of tl
ilUonfe. I'rico SOo. a bottle. All Uiu
jiavo it. Dr. Urownlng, lVijir., 1117 Arch
Bt.. riiiladelphiu.
-Gooil dlg"btiiiii will doagrcat deal mnie
tnUeejiamaii straight than good lesolu
tious. Mrs. rjrtinstnn says Iko has bought a
bono ro tpiiiious that it uhv.iVJgoMoll oll u
decanter.
'I rcalln thu Wrmi IlUeiiht-,
Many times women call unon their fami
ly physicians, one with dysiettia, ouo Willi
laipuaooii, uiioiuer wiiu trouble or the
neast, another with lam hem iin.l ll,,.i,,
and in this way they ptocnt alike to them
telves an I their ejy going nml indifferent
iioeinrii, bepiiuio n in I ilietiuct iliM-atus, I, r
whii'h l.o preserilies his nilli uinl iiti,.n.
auuiiii. them to l. nu ll, wln n in lealnv.
Ihey itii nil s mptiiti"atireil hy mane uicr
inn iliMH.lf r ; mm while they are thus only
able peihajis lu pilliute lor u lime, they are
ignorant m ine cause, mid euenurae Ihnr
prurtnti until laruo bills aie made, when tlio
stiilTerl u i utieuls aro no belter iu the end,
uui prouauiy worse lorihouelav.lieatinent,
mid other complications made, "and which a
proper medicine directed to tho cause would
havo entirely removed, thereby iustitutiiix
heollh and comfort instead of prolonged
iuiery.
SHADE, Athens Co., Ohio.
Dr. It. V. Tikbcs, llufl'alo, N. V. ,
Your Favorite l'nweription is working al
most like u miracle on me. I am better al
ready than I have been for over two vears.
LOltlNDA K. ST. C LA I It.
YOltlCVILLE. Toronto, Out., Mar. 18, 1880.
It. V. I'ikbck, M. D.:
Dear Sir I write ubout a most remark
able cure of a lady friend of mine, Mrs.
ltullioni. Since her marriage thirteen years
u, tho has sunVreil greatlv from titerino
disease which caused slunlilv. Kim iri.l
the innsl einiiieiit physirians nf this part of
uio cuiiutrv, wiin topi her she would have
to undergo en oeratioii wlili the knife. l)e
inj; afraid of this, the was induced by rend
ing your Medical Adviser In take vour I'a
onte IVetcriniiou nnd Pellets, film iit.,l
U "'tee bottles, as a reiiilt she entirely reoov-
lbr"1 Veyon'rr
i lus. JUUJTJIcEUiOY,
PORT GRAPE WINE
Used In the srlncipal diuretics for Comma.
nlon purposes.
EXCELLENT EOlt LADIES AND
WEAKLY PERSONS AND
THE AGED.
id u m m5
W I M H
Spcer's Port Grape Wine
FOUK TEAKS OLD.
bis Cclubrotert Notivo Wine is mado from
ttu'Juiconf thctVorto Urnpp.raiseil In this
i;oumiy lis mvninauio
Tonic ami strengthening Properties
nrn nntirnnssrd br nnV other Native Wine. be.
nifttliopnre imoe ot the Orane. piodiiccil nn-
0(r iir. niK'fJi b uwh hjihuiihi eupwrvjuiuu, it-
purity and pemilneno s mo gnaiiHitccd. Tlio
vonnneit child may p.ntakeul itv fferon.pa
qtinlitlefs and iho weakrRt lnva'ld uso it to ad
nnLntre. it in iihi Liuiuti 1 1 v uriif uumi iu iiiu
seel nnd debilitated, and suited to l tie vailims
:mpntn tint muvi 1110 weaKPT pes. it 11111
every respect a wihu to utsiiiUD o.
SPERH'S
The 1. J. HIinr.UY is a Wino of Piinerior
Chiiacter. and part'tVea nf the ro den nn-i Mies
of tl'o prnpo irnui wliicli it is pi.-do. For Pnr'-
ty, iticlim-sc. Flavor and aiodicai rropcrties, it
win uo iouuu uuescoiieu.
SPEElt'S
Thin nitANTlY standi unrivaled In till
Country, being far superior for medicinal pur.
poses.
IT IS A PUltK distillation from the erase
anucociaiiisTniua'aio meoic'iiai propemes.
Tt haa tlellcate lh.Tor. Flnillar to that of the
crnDCsfiom which Ills iltstlil' (1. anil Isincrcat
invor aiDouc uisi-eu'-s laniiuci.
Beo that tho ignatme of ALPHED SPEHl,
I'atsaic, .i. J.,is over mo curitoi eacn uotiio.
SOLD BY PRUGCSISTS,
and brA. J. Durllnp, O. T. llnrn, Lehigh
luiiiiiiuvj. . liuui oi eiBBiiurt.
iico. :7-yt
Fever nml Ague.
The truo antidote to Hie effects of mla.ma
1 Jlostcltcr s Stomach Hitters. This uieill
cine H one oriho most nunular reined cs ol ii
a-zooi mcees'iui proprietary Ficcincp, nun is
in limni'iiso ilemnrtil whciovcr on thlContl.
nent lever nml nuo c.lsis. A winela&itil
three time a day la the lc?t poj-Mhle preparo
tlve for encountering a inahuiouAatnuiphere,
resulatlnx the liver, and iuvloratlai; the
stomach.
i or salo by all Druzglsts and Dealers uen-
crally. apr.3.
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pi te hi eaoli uuiuber aua the iwKed uouund
Mlili beiutdul t'l'tsMuviti "lid t xctwlli.my tlo
li"liltiil aud ente turning ri-aciuif. a pleaatut
tour cm- a war bu paentl iu it fouiiiauy.
IT ice is iMiiti a copy. Annual HUbriutioj
11.6 '. poaipjtd.
I'ltANK LFatlC'sCumEBDOXl expresHly do-hIxu-hj
loiut'u' Uieie wnu wtuilih ot pio
turen. out! ui oimiuiu aud lubiruct yontMul
iradrt with ttaciuriu ly urmrej .ItefHtr cn.
teiit. Hiuca wil nt.ti dto fixdi-a tttatiouot
and Interel . ml u.b ruci. t hiioieu of tender
e.i ii. iui oiiAlTKhUux obunu ne in every
hiiliatiholtl ln.tllhh"il ii.iiiiiil.- Iiir.a oi.iu m
1 otcr-,f'MW"U7 I'al ''' 'e Vcrk'
JUMBLES.
Whnt's the kfcstt Why,
the number of eggs a hen pro
duces is the lay test.
A Sacramento paper
speaks ol a feenntor "with a
lalf-iaunty air about him."
Many of them do have a. sort
of a demijohnty air about
them.
The wide leather belts re
cently so popular with the fair
seXjhave disappeared lrom the
streets, and hundreds of hus
bands arc now strapping their
razors on leather that once en
circled their wives waists;
une reason anu it s a
bier one
why some men doi't
get on better in the world is
because they shoot first and
take aim afterwards. Ihcre
aro others, again, who, take
aim bu never shoot. Ihey
never hit any thing.
An exchange praises a
very large egg which it says
was "laid on our table by the
ltev. Dr. Smith." Brother
Smith seems to be a layman
as well as a preacher.
Thirteen, fourteen, fifteen,
is merely a numerical continiv
ation Of that musical nuisance,
"My Grandfather's Clock,"
which every ono knows stop
ped at 12, as do all other
clocks.
A paper gives the follow
ing case of absence of mind
A girl, who was one of our
first loves, was one night light
ing us out; after having passed
a delightful evening, and in
bashful trepidation, she blew
us out of the door, and drew
the candle behind the doof
and kissed it.
Upon a traveler telling
Gen. Doyle, an Irishman, that
he had been where the bugs
were so large and powerfu
that two of them would drain
a man's blood in one night
the general replied: ''Mygoot
sir, we have the same animals
in Ireland, but they arc called
'hum-bugs .
"Pdte!""Mnrm." Where
is your father V Don't know
marm. bpect lie s gone up
inter the huckleberry paster
nvtcr the sheep ; coz I sect
tho Widtlcr Iliggins coin' that
way with her basket about fif
teen minutes ago.
Mrs. Siddons, having oc
casion to call on Dr. Johnson
aud his servant not immediate
ly brnging her a chair, the
learned doctor observed, "You
see, mndam, wherever ynu go
how difficult it is to pro
cure a scat. '
"Why do you publish so
many records of crimes asked
a gentleman of the late Hor
ace Greelv. "Because thov
arc the sin news of the paper,'
was the reply.
A witness in a Western
court was asked if a party to
the suit was a truthful man
"No," he answerd; "he'd
rather lie at sixty days than
tell the truth lor cash."
Father (who is alwity
trying to teach his son at the
table) "Well, John, you see
that when 1 have finished cat
ing I always leave the table.'
John "Yes and that is al
you do leave."
It was very clever of the
Llbcrton, da., girl, who, in
writing a leap year letter to a
menu said that she wnsu t ex
actly engaged but saw a cloud
in the hoiizon about the size
ofa man's head.
The most reasonable ex
nlainaton of the present re-
lnakablc weather is that, this
being leap-year, Spring is
making love to Winter, and
the old fellow consequently
has thawed considerably.
Nothing makes a woman
so mat! as to go to a shoe
store to buy a pair of cheap
slippers for her husband, and
have a clerk try to sell her the
identical pair she has just
worked for a Christmas pres
ent for her minister.
A comprehensive Scotch
school inspector asked an
Aberdeen class if any one
could tell anything remark
able in the life of Moses. Boys:
"Yes, sir, he was the only
man who broke all the com
mandments at once."
Great men do not con
sider themselves above every
body else; 'tis thoso ignorant
little runts who wear standup
collars and sport canes, and
wljp refuse to pay their wash
ing bills, that think everyone
beneath thQmsclves.
. irags anil Medicines !
The People's Drug & Family Medicine Store.
If you want anything in tho Drug lino at bottom prices,
go to tho Old aud ltoliablo Drug Store, in Dr. N. B.
llober's Block, near tho Post Office,
A. J. DURIING, Proprietor,
Wdcro rou will fluil a lull unit complete stock ot
Pure Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Soaps,
Brushes, Combs, &c.
Lamps, Lanterns, Chimneys, Burning & Lubricating Oils
A Complete Line of Druggists' Sundries.
Trusses, Supporters, and Shoulder Braces.
Pui'o Wines and Liquors of all kinds for Medicinal and
Sacramoutal purposes.
Wall Paper and Borders, a great variety.
Personal attention given to tho compounding of Physi
cians and Family Prescriptions.
Established 18G7. 'A. J. DURLING.
Lrlilchton, NoYeruDr2.
Important to Buiites3
JOHN Ok BIERY, Agent,
Is prepared to furnish .nil kinds of Dressed Lumber, Sash,
Doorsj Blinds, Shutters, Mouldings, Brackets, Ballust
ers, "Window and Door Frames, Scroll Sawing,
Turning, Planing and Hipping done at short
notice and at Prices to Suit the Times.
CIMif Ms&cMsaeipj sill Mw
sbbm! i" latest IPststteriSc
Contractors and Carpenters are invited to
call for Specifications, which will be
cheerfully furnished.
fiCir Special attention given to Orders by Mail. Thank
ful to our patrons and friends
of patronage in the future
Very Respectfully.
JOHN G
For
P. O. box G3.1
An Encycloiiieilla In 20 vol?., over 18,000 pages : 10 per cent moro rantter llinn any Encyclo-
it.. ... ... ..,il.llat,B.l in llil nnnntrv. nml Kni.l. li.itiilnoinclr anil well bouuu. In cloth
lor 10, In lull C morocco lor 15 and iirlntcil on nno henvy vapcr, whlo matins, Imuuil In half
Itusbla, Kilt ton, for'J) an er.terirlso so extraordinary that lis success, beyond all precedent
in book iiubllshlii!?, may bo f.vlrly claimed to inaugurate n Uleiary Revolution.
Tub Ijir.Rr.T op Univkiisai, KNowi.nnnn Is a rqirlnt entlro ortlio last (1870) Eillntiursli
edlllon nf'tJliarolicr's Kneyclojwdln," Willi about 10 per cent or new matter milled, upon
toiilcsorsu'clal Inicrcsl lu American renders, thus nuikln; It eijinil In cliarictcr to any simi
lar wort, belter than any other sullcd to the wants nf tlienrcnt mntorlty of thoso who consult
works ofreference, and altoscther tho latest KucyelupanlU In tho Held.
Sr: cnm" ViiUnim In either stvlo will bo sout tor examination with prtvilesro ol return on rc
co M oi biopiiiioniiio pucj per volume.
Pri cut. Ditcou.sTito nj. enily eubscnliers, and extra iliconiit to club.". Full particulars
witntleirlotiveoitnloaujofluauy oiht-r stunlaiu woi hh cqnillv low lu puce, sent llee.
I.eiiilliisirlncldc3 of the AIUIMUOAN BOOK LXUlIAKiiC:
I. rntilish on'v boolts of leal value.' .......
II. Wori upo i tho basl i or rucsisvr cost ol raalvlnff books, about oneliallwhatit was a low
'Ifnf.'Vell to buyers illtcct, nndEavo them tuo 50 to C! per out commission commonly allowed
t0l'vJTlio eoxt of booitA when mnilo lo.oii nt a ilroo Is but a Traction of the cost when mailo 500
nt atlme nitoot ibo cw iriconiiiUo 1 ihnlari!iif)uaiitlty "
V V -o poo I ij'pe, in oc etc., dooutlol pilot iu nnd tro'.isr.n-nt b'nd nir butavoul all pad.
ln"', fat sii.lhotvjiy leilcil tni , spun :v i.aoer ami iru.-v v buttling, winch urn so connnonlr re.
fiiiicil .o io nml;o oo ik-. appear lai.no .ud Due, ami whUh grcntU' add to tholi cosl. but do not
nil I tu t ior value ... ,
VI. Tomuko il and a friend Is belter than tomaico 55 nud an onemy.
LiMnry of tTnlTernl ICnow(eds:o,2i vol3.. $10,
Ml m ha Gibbon's Homo. 5 vol. t2.ao.
llafuulav'a instoiy ! li"' 3 vo a, $1 CO.
t'huiil'Pi'nOvi'lopiinli.i of V.nz. Lit. 4 vols., t2
Kniht' Hitoiy tiT t imltiuil i mum , is.
1 utnieh's'LivOiot II usmmH Mcu.3 voIk, ?1.5'i
(li'ikiQ'fl Ltf "Ud W'ortla of Christ, tu cents
YouiitfN lUblcOntiCi.lLluilc.;. ail.OU ICfeiOUCCS
AcmoLiinur or Itionrhv fioconts.
Jlooi ot Tait o, .on. etc.. 1 'uj., S rent1
JlLtoh's Ciipci(t l'el in I Wcifk', W cents,
sh iUfspeue'a Comoleto Voik, ificonts.
Worofl) nte, iranai "ted bv Cory t(ic-nM.
Wo' i-Hof Virull. tmnalatcd by in uen 40cunt8.
Tho Kortm ot Mohammed, ttanslnted Uy i-alo.
H ct-uta.
Adveutui cs of Don Qjixote, Ulna., fiO cents.
Aruhnn Nlrrhta. lllus. .0 cuts.
llmiv i.'a IM ilm'n 1 rosros?. illns , 50 cents.
ItohSiison ( iuoo illus., W cf ntp.
Mir oliau8"ii anil ciuilivcr'H Tiuvcl8,ilim .50 eta
Moiiesni.rt Ha laf.N, uv ij T. Alden, Illns., 11.
Acino Ubrnrv of Moileni CJaaPics, 5') cenia.
noniit by bank ilrnlt, money order, i cslstercd letter, op by Kxpicss.
may bo fceunupostaae ttu-' its. Aittieas
ATERICAN BOOK. EXHIIANGE.
John 11. Alpun, Manager. Tribune UulldWig, New York
m r. 27-Ht.
PERRY DAVIS'
1 PERRY DAVIS &
. i
Counlia.
ColJi,
llroncliltls.
lloararnraa.
Tlckllnjc or llr) ueaa of. the
Throat.
Sore Throat.
Cold Iu the Head.
Croup. .
Influenza.
WlioopIiisCoiiQli
Cold lu tho Iloircla.
Aathmatlo Coushk,
and relief of CouauuiHlvca.
Y. CILUIPIOIf rniOWTaNUt J)l. Proprietor. 1117 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
" ,.fy FH BAI.I'.BY THE PRilPlltT I tANpAlJ.r'ltlill il T -
for past favors, we ask a share
EIERY,
Agent
the Weissport Planing Mill.
an.4-
Anienoii ratnotlsm rict'nti.
Panm- MHinrv of Mnjrlln Mtcrnture,73 conta.
Cecl s ( oolt or Natiniit Ifistory, $l.
I'icioilnl Jlany Ij 1coii,?5 cents.
Siy-n-iH. oy author of aDuriowrraaa rapura.
5:1 centn.
Mrs. II cican' Ton' lent "Works. 75 rents.
KM to'. Cvcionncil!n of DIb I It., i! vo.u., 2.
H 'lllfa Anciftit Hi- ory, 42.5.
Smith's D'eiinnarv of tlio ItlMe, iiiu., ZL
Voi Us of 1'iavlu- Jii-cplmn H.
Cnnilrllist .of Hie U I tonkin1 tllns.. CO rts.
Health by Kxorclse. Dr. Geo. U. 1vorf5'cts.
ilrnllh tor Woma's Dr. Gvo. H. Talm ."ucts.
Librjirv Afopajsiiio, io emits a So. $l h year,
l.ioraiy Magazine, bound volunios, oO cents.
Leavea Iioin ttio Uiaty of an o'O lawyer, tl
Kiich cf the ahnvooound lu cloth. Ifltymotl,
postace exua. Moat of tho boobs nrcal-opub
iUlici) in Utio cilitiouaaud lluo bindhiRa.at high
er pi co-. ,
Dctcilptivo Cataioones nnd Tcrma tc Clubs
sent free cn nqtiO't.
Fractions of ono dollar
VEGETABLE
PAIN KILLER
A PURELY VEGETABLE IlEMEDY
S FOR INTERNAL AND ITEBIUl USE, '
Is a srrro enre for all the diseases for which It Is recommended,
and is always l'EKIJiCTI.Y SAFE In the h&ndi
of even the most Inexperienced persons.
It l a mre nml quick rtmcily for COUGHS, SORE
THROAT, CHILLS, and similar troubles; HfTanU Instant
relief in tho most malignant forms of IJIPI1T1IKRIA, and
Is tho best known remedy for Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Tho Oldost, Bost, and Most Widely Known
Family IVIodlcIno In tho World.
It lin 1ee useil tvltli mcli tvouderful isuccesi In all
parts of tho world for CRAMPS, CHOLERA, DIARRII03A,
DYSENTERY, and all ROWEL COMI'LAISTS that It ii
considered an unfailing euro for theso diseases.
Has ntood tho tost of FortV YoarS Constant
nna oocJ J351 71. ' .
USO In all CotintrlOS and CllmatOS.
ItUltKCOMMEADKD by riiy.Ulan., Ml.tioriarlfi,
UllliUUra, Jlttliagera of Plantation!, 'VVork-Slioiii, and
Factorlea, Nurul In llofiiltals la eliort by EveryUodj",
Kvcrywlierc, who baa ever given It a trial.
IT IS WITHOUTa" RIVAL A3 A LINIMENT.
It Ehould always bo used for Pain In the Back ami Side,
and brines encedy and permanent relief In all cases of Urula,
Cuts, Sprains. Severe llnrt Scaldi, etc
No family can aafely be without It. It 'Will annually
iim in rost In doctors' bills, and Its nrlco brines It
within tho reach of all. It Is sold at 3c., 60c, and 81 per
hottlo. and can bo obtained from all drugslsts. ,
SON, Providence, R. I.
i. i inr-amr..- , unvsn. Proprietors.
Dn. BKOWNINO la a regular
gTaUuato of ineilldce, a sLUlf ul
plurmacti.t( a.id a thnrowh
chinui.t II!a"0.4:0"(C' vU
and Cold) Cordial la not tho ro
suit of mero chance, bat of lccff
acluitifio rcaoarch In cUuuili.rry
and medicine, as la pLuuly aoan
by Uia rapidity of Its oct.on a:-d
Its unparolUilcd UUcacy. Tho
expeneo In Its xnanuf ut-titre ia at
least fit. (fu as ereat as that cf
any other incdicluo upon th
markLit. and yet It Is sold at the
excenllnfrly low price of fiOc.
fTBunrlo bottles (fr a
abort thus o 'y) a 1 eta.
Now Advertisements;
No Patent No Pay.
PATENTS
oMainclibr Inventors ii tho tinited Slates,
Canada anil burone, al reduced rates. With
our principal fifliee located In Washington,
dircrjtlv onnoslto tho United States Patent
Oflice, wo aro nolo to attend to all patent
business wiui greater promptness nna ues-
latcii nna at less cost tiinn oinw paieni at
ornevs who fire nt a distance Yroin Wnsh-
ington, and who have, therefore, to employ
" associato attorneys." Wo tnako preliminary
qxnminations nnd furnish opinions as to
patcntnulity, irecxil charge, and nu who aro
interested in now inventions and patents nro
invited to send for a copy of our "Ouido for
obtaining 1'nfcnts," which is sent free to any
address, and contains complcto instructions
now to obtain patents and other valuable
matter. Wo refer to tlio Gorman-American
National Bank. Washington, D.C.I tho Itoynl
Swedish, Norwenian ami Danish Ijczations,
nt Washington; Hon. Jos. Casey, lato Chief
juslieo u. o. t'ourt ol uiaims; to tho Ulhcims
of tho U. S. Patent Office, and to Senators
au d embers of Congress from every State.
Address) J.UU1S 11AUU1.U x JU., riollci
tors of Patents nml AtlorneysatLaw,LcI)roit
lluilding, Washington. il.U. dec22
M."
CILiMAIV & CO.,
BANK STREET, Lehighton, Pa.,
M U.LEIW and Scalers In
AllKimltof nrtAIN BOUnitTar.it SOLD at
llKGUl.All JIAKK12T 11ATE8.
Wo would, nlso. lesorctlnllv Inform oureiti
yens mai we nro uovriuuy prejmreu io our
riiY taein with
l'rom cny Mlno desired at VEttY
LOWEST PBIICES.
21. IIEILMAN & CO.
July 25.
OPIUM HABIT
Tho Sli'tllrinn foMfnra frmnll tnnrirln nhnv
tho cost of fonmnnndlnp. All case treat! rt lr
ppecmi vro'cruntn-.i tor mil rauicuiats au
uross IUO JJISUU r-UK Its
J)n. 8. il. ROLTjINS. or
MRS. O II. COLLINS, LA 1'OHT, INl),
, A WUEK in yonrnwu town, ami n-
, e n iai r.Hkru. i nn ran c ve mo uu
MncEsit trint without pxpeitue,. Tli
linst mini rtunUrovcr nffprnil fnr tlinqp
wlllnifr Io work. You ftlumld Uy notliiiiff elso
itittu rou reror vimis1 r what voa van do nt
tho tm&lncts wo olio. No loom to oxnlaln hern.
You can devote nit your tiuio orouly vnursparo
iiino io iiio iiusiiicfis anu raaho pnai i iv ior
ovrrv hour that yoa work. Women uiaoua
triucn as mm. Bcuil for Beclnl pr.Vtito terniH
ami particulars, wiucn wo mall fiee. 65 Outtit
tioo. Doit't cmiplniu of hard limes whtlo vou
mtvosneii n ciiniico auurcss ii. u il.i;ti'
& uu , l'oiuauu. Elaine, juiiot iv.
CAUF A nniLAr?! tub Egyptian
Fnvr.ii agui'. anu livkr iAt is without any
nxrenllnu tho best Pirt in exlstenrolor tho cuit
ami Dicvcntioii of all m ilurioas tlUo:ia9 ona
Oio mnst wotiderlul niedlcai dNcovcrv of the
mm. No meiuclno irnnlred. Lures uv nbsorn.
tinn tend Ior pamphlet, which filvra colt 11
rntnnf fix Lrao nil uftrv cure? oertormeil bv thl
l'nd. uialieil trcL1. Ask your DriitfKt't for tho
lisvpuan ran ana inno uu umen n ne ua
none, I will Bend j ou one bv moil on reccpt o
price, cl. JUd. J. IjIji ai .t, a iMuriifi ni,
Vutslmri?h. la. Sole Aficnt lor tho Uultei
tutcs. amy ai i your.
PENSIONS.
Kvery wound or iu.
Jurr, oven by iiccmen
n nnv iIIna'ifp entitle it Bohller of the lato wit
in.i ini.,ii Ail nmiKious bv tlio taw of JllllU
ary, 1870 bepinitACK ntadaio of discharfro oi
death or a poiuicr. ah ciiuulu euuum iumv ui
imo. Thnn!inflR WllO aro HOW UrHWlUCIiCD
sion are ontltled to an ineienno. Holdlers ana
widows ot thw war of iB12. and Aiexloiu war are
eiuHieil io i cnsions. uiounuuvs ar vri i iuj.
Moiitnliimnt? Hat don't kf ow it. Fees lu all
oiBcsonly SiP.to. Bend two btasifh for new
Ft'lZai-;itAli! U. M. CLAUt ATTOltNEV, Hoi
BfeS. Washinctou D.l dcc27-U.
A MONTH guaranteed
SI2 a dav
at homo mado b;
iv i ii' t;
iiifr tnnuatiion-j,
c.intinl net reou
ilied j we will siai
von. nieti. women, bovs and airls
make money' faster nr work for us tlmn at any
tiiiiirr 't ho work is licht and itteasaut.ana
such as anvon? can ro rtcht at. Tnoso who are
wise who spin tills not ico will Bona us ineiro1
i1rorH nt nnrn nnd hOB for lliCniselVCS. CoatlV
Out lit anu tei ins iree isow is mo umu. i ui
nhnnilvnr. wnri UIO lnllUCTUn l.ireO SUI119
nionev. Auuro-s 'auu oc lu nususm
Maine. Juno 7. ly"
Benefits or $1000 Secnrea for $8 00!
Mutual AID SOCIETY
Of Pennsylvania.
T:tal Amount of Dealn Losses Paii
TO AUGUST 5I8T, 1ST9,
$1,548,191 OO !
Surplus of Assets over Liabil
itics,. . . $175,000.
ASSETS Subject o Assess
ments, . . 21,000,000.
Home Office,
Lebanon, Fa.
The Society presents the following plan for
consideration i Tlio payment ot KIOHT lOJ
I J. Alio Oil Jllijlliuuiltm. x V r. uui.iifi im huiiu
ally tor four jears, and Ibcroaller TWO J)OI.
, I.A11S annually iiiiriiiK life, with pin.rata mot
cil.ty ssaehsnit'iits at the ileutb nt escii uieiu.
I bur, which fur Division A is as follows :
Ho
absens. i . uswhs. unsehn.
Age. nieut. Ajte. uient. co. uieiiis.
U T .32 , J 1 24
111 lit 3) I SI i I 3i
17 Oi 31 .91 I 41
IS CI 31 I S S3 I fiO
19 tl ... 8 r.3 ' I (ill
21 i 04 it 6 61 ! 1 71
il C'l - 65 1 60
:2 Of "'J ! Ml ill
M 03 :i . 67 m
H 19 1' ' 6S :ia
!5 70 rt) 2 V8
VU 71 . CO 2 40
t7 Ti CI 2 46
24 73 A. ,M) C3 S 60
29 74 B I (H 13 2 66
30 76 ' 1 12 04 2 uO
Jl 77 44 I In 06 2 T3
Will vutltle tho member lo a eertitlcntn for
imoTUousumi Uolluis Io tm paid at hit tlcntli
tolits lftiul lieim or aabtRns whenever suck
.... i ...
' Tltoanocssmeutrormemhersblpof TwoThon.
PAwX Dl)1(ir i.eneiitaiodouolc, end lor ilneo
TiiouKindDollaiMtnpiilf tlio amount p v.-Tt in
i llni.,aiwil n incrojaine In ttiowimo rutin aitliK
liHUHlit in p 0IH8.H lucieaati. naCHiir.iiia i in
tint liicrweo wuli tlio uuvauce ot ub ut a iucih.
tier.
A member or lil lielrviiav unmo a Huccraori
l.nt il tliuiiotu'oof ihiloi.li or member to
tile Beerettt'l is not ttccomiiauleil w'tll Hie
ujine ofa mcce-t-or. llien tl.e borirtr will put
, .
n lh 1-i.nliliilloil I of till hin let V
In n Hiteee'iir.'r iiuu 11 1 tn vno ney occcorbioii
bboulit a nieinlier tliu biforo Ins lour pay-
i meiila ol V.vo Dollar', uaen me iiihiIp. thu ie.
, HudNi Iwrt will bn .le.lmtwl lrom the.
' Dne ritniiHtiiiii DoilrLiHl'tia hlitlinirs.
, AclifKia lull wlit-n itnuitilHTs oue tliousaud
' nifiuteia.
i Tins p'au ri'Cominen'ls Uelf to every tbluk
' ing reader lur il HjiupUcttv equity, ami advau
tapcu. Wio teoutd not provide tot U larully at hi
1 daiih wheu It cou ueduno t-oclioaply aud with.
out litcouvt uienvHur di.idvnntage.
I Males aud i'enii lea, fioui 13 to U years of age
may Income member?.
.A.BELTZ,Aseiit
IiKIIIOIITOK, Tu.
janlMf
-pr-QUSUMLX, LOOK HEUJ j
SVELs-.UUfillllY IV CUT,
Saddler and Harness Maker,
HANK St, I.ElIiailTON, Pa.,
Calls attention to the following cilroordiDary
LOW PKIOES:
IIul'kj- yUrattt at lrom Sit 00 upwards
Kxpnss Harness at from 10 00 upwards
llr.eclilnir Harness at lrom . . 8 oo upwards
lluuilnir llanieM al from 6 04 upMirtJs
llorso Collars thalr) at Iron), S bo upwards
" " (straw) at from. 1 15 upwards
Ilrldles at from 1 71 upwunii
nml all other artleles at equally low prlees.
and vuiraiuccd of Inst wurkmausulp Ub.
I'AlIllN'l promptly attended iq al itasur.
able charges. Patronage ,olclld. May
Wo williPay ihcPbstage
i
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The -Carbon Advocate
ONE YEAR FOB,
ONE DOLLAR!
Or Six Months
For 50 ceiits I
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Less. than 2 cents, per Week
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Lclilgliton, Ptw
sitow-i'ins to youii nciaimoit
The nniicrslRncd Is now prepared to supply
the very best L..YTT13IEH (JOAI. nt the fol
lowing LOW 1'IUUES FOIt OAS1I :
At Yard
. 42 oo
. 3 00
. 3 25
Deliv'd.
2 30
3 SO
3 6i
No. 2 Chestnut, per ton,
No. 1 llhestnut, per ton,
Store, per ton,
J. L. G
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Dealer m
Genekal IIardatare, &c,
Opposite tho Public f-ijnare, BANK STItEET,
I.HI1IGII1 OX, PA. nor.39.lKS
REWARD ffWKSS
Jtlind, Itchintr, or Utceratott
j'ilrri that llcHioK'a l'ilo
Itrmrdyfaitstocure. Gives
immediate relief, curoa coses
of long sUndmg in 1 week
and ordinary raws In 2 days.
TAHTHm
inteti ontt in black a "i U oYSionet ant
i bottla. Kola
iTopr.i tS. W. cor. ToatU and ArcU bta., 1'lniaJa., Ta,
THE
AVOIDINGGEARS.COGS.CAMS AND LEVERS AND
SUBSTlTUTINGTHERErOR AH ENTIRELY NEW
MECHANICAL PRlNCIPLE&MOVEMENtARApiCAL
I MPROVEMENr SEEN ATA Gt ANCDGMHUr DESIRED BYA11
AUTOMATIC.DIRECT & PERFECT ACTION IM- EVERYMRJ
NO FRICTI0N,N0N0ISE.NOWEAR.NO"TANTRUHS
HOR GETTING OUT OF ORDER. ALWAYS READYT0
SEW THEnNESTORHWVIESTGflQDS. GIVING ENTIRE
SATISFACTION. NO lONGTALKOR ARGUMENT REOUIREO
EVERY MACWNETEIUNG ITS OWN STORY SECURES ilMj
M EDIATESALES.HEKCE THE BEST MACHINE FOR AGENTS
TO SELL i SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR .
AGENTS TAVERYMFGCOL
WANTED r8lfaTY
D. I. O.
Ia an nbioluto uud Irrt-tltablo cure for
ennppstIntCT!ircn:ncflCn(ltvt tiio of Opium. To-
iuw, tl Jti o ori4Iiii.it of u . if any of tlan, ren
t!i'ni:3t.ieta'toorUc&irt;i'rni'yof llicn t rfcrtlj
oiiioaaa.id (lticiuEtlns. I u 'mi- ccry ono rcUcci
a:vl IrrCihublo Cwnti-olof liio fcobrictjr ot tbou
achcaor their frtt-mli,
V'Tovcnt thnt aLco'nto p!.rIral nnd morn)
Frostratloutliatfolltn, iht-n. . u brLuklui; oh
ro'nuiiiit;ti.:ulauUcr I' iiiui i.
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at yurdru,;Ut3, f t.'.iptr but.c.
Tcnrnrro BocIr'U itim i rr-mr.mcntl It
It Is pcrfcjUy ti armlet a and nc cr-tiUiiuj,
Hop Cittern f.'fj. Co., Roclicstcr, N. Y. Solo AgenU
IIoi !ou?Ii riirodrft-ur all rn'n. loosen
the (oucti.ijuUii iho nun tat, i-rbuucus rcn, aud
never tmU to t uic.
Inp Vn il for F tomach. T.! vcr and Kldnrys,
Isstttwriorionl) otiicm. Cats by absorption
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Miles' Patent- Safety Pin.
Made from the best brass spring wire, with
a complete and perfect protection for the point,
in the shape of a round shield, formed from
sheet brass, the whole being MfLd tlltti and
l handsomely finished.
j This Tin is a perfect cm and the best la the
I market.
j We also control the sale of COIF'S P.ITEJP
I HAT .WD CO.IT HOOK. -These Hooks are made
from the best Swedes Iron Wire, flattened, with
points barbed. They are easily driven and
give excellent satisfaction where Ihey are in
use. We are the exclusive manufacturers of
the above named Pin and Hat and Coat Hook.
Correspondence solicited.
DOUBLE POIXTED TACK CO.,
108 CIUJI11EUS ST., Saw Tori Clly.
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