Advertising Rates.
We desiro It to ho distinctly understood
hat no advertisements will bo inserted In
fThe Carbon Advocate,
An Independent Fati'My Ken-Toper
Published srory t-AT'll.y, In
Wiigh-li.n, Carbon Co., Pa., by
luticirv ritiiutxiiwirjK.
the columns of Thb Carbon Adyooatk that
may bo received front unknown parties or
linm unioss accompanicu. uy uio casiii
The following aro our only terms :
ONE SQUARE (10 LINKS),
Ono vcar. easli insertion , lOcts.
OFFicb-BA VftWAV, a fl.utt dlsauce shots
tut Lchtgk Valley II. It. Dofot.
.Terms': '$1.00' per km in Atece
Six months, each Insertion 11 cU.
Thrco months, each Insertion 20 cts.
ti. V. MonTiiisinu, Propriotor;
INDEPENDENT-" Live and Let Live."'
$1.00 a Year if Paifl in Advance.
Loss than three months, first Insertion
, CVRpt utbcmi'Tiox br ruts x: v rAKcr
$1 ! each subs'enuent Insertion, 25 cts.
Local notices 10 cents tor lino.
H. V. MORTHIMEIi, Publisher,
Vol. villi No. 4b.
LEIIIGIITON, CARBON COUNTY, PA., SATURDAY, AUGUSTUS, 1880. If not paid in advance," $1.2 j
at vuni r.ow I'nioKs.
A, IK m 0ssor9
Manufacturer o! and Dealer In
STOVESj RANGES AilD HEATERS,
Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware and General
House RirnisbiiiE Boofli
ItOOFlNf niia SPIfVTINO dono ol
short notico arid at Lowest Cash Prices.
I em the anthnnr.iMl snout fur the pile of the
(oiiowiiiK fihst-clAss stoves
till! BILVKIt 4 0OMI 1! EIJAL COOlt,
THE MOUTIIOB8E COOK.
tue M AYFLoWnit iianoe,
TUB StlN811lNF; HANClEn'nrt
"IhoNKYV ANCI10U HEATEtt,
andnm Selling them VHIIV C'ltKA P lor Cosh.
, I'vorvklndnf sTOVlTu ttATHH and riltE
BIIICKS kept constantly on hand.
Store on SOUTH Street,
A lew doors above Bank Bt, LEUIaHTON.
rntronncb solicited S-itlsts6:ton gnarnnfeed.
Oct. 5.yl
A. it. uuaabid
Mrs. C. DfflHIRSCHKY
!tepect fully announces" to her friends and tKo
lubilo generally, that she has mui'cd bask to
.chlghton, and Is now locatod In the, large,
tore room on Second Street, tiro doors nlrfi'Te
ron, and earnestly Invites, their attention to
her New, Largo and Elegant assortment uf
Notions anil Fancy Ms,
comprising Underwear, Hcrllri and Gorman
town Wools; llo;!crv, Imported nnd 1J6
mcstlo Hlbbon,, Gloves. Flowers and
a fine assortment uf New Designs
IN FANCY ARTICLUg
Also, In connection with the above, I keep
a' full and complete stock uf
GKim.tiV FittJtTS,
limburueji and switz'er cheese,
Catullus & Confections,
together with a variety orG ods not general
ly kept In any other siore In town, If you do
not see what you want, ask for It,
A sharo of publlo patronage sollcltc.d, nn1
perfect satlsTiietion guaranteed In price and
quality orgoods.
Sect! St, 2 floors aboje Iron,
April io';i85T. leiiihito'n, Pa.
Livery & Sale Stables
11AMC STIlRUT.LEllKlirrON, tn
FAST TROTTING HOUSES,
ELEGANT CARUIAGES;
And positively LOWER l'llfccs thau any
othor Livery In tho Coanty.
Lnronnd handsomo Carrlnpos for P.inornl
trposes and Weudlnsa. U.VVI O EM1K11T
Nov. 22. 1S73.
E. F. LUCKENliACll,
Two Doors Below tho "Broadway ITouso
MAUOn CHUNK, l'A.
Dealer in all Patterns of r;alli oi.d Fauci
Wall !afi5i.'s5
Window Siiadis,
Paints & Paiuloi's' Supplies,
lowkst cash ri .Icr.s.
JOHN F. 1IAL13ACII,
Instructor of Music,-
(riand Organ, Voico nml Theory.)
LEIIIGIITON, PAV
Sole agent for the
j. & C. Fischer Piano ;
And dealer In all kinds of Pianos nnd Organs.
Terms low and easy. Slate, lumber, bricks,
etc., taken in exebaugo.
Sheet Music and books furnished on short
notice;
For particulars, terms, lit'.; Address',
JOHN t II A MUCH,
Aug. 2, 1570.-1 y. Lehlghtoa, fa.
jprlmo Homo M.iilo Ilroad 1
WUY GO UUNPRY1 WhOnyonciilRuyOW
pounds of l-'li.t Cliss llicad
FIVE LOAVES FOR 25 GENTS I
i. nV. O'NEAL, tho popular Itrrad and fake
Itaaer, of Lciiiahtou in order lo meet ilie wauls
6( tho nniea. has Redni'ol borr.ooot Ulscoie
brtted dome Uado HUE AD to
Five Loaves for Twenty-five CEa. Cash.
, Sugar, Raisin. Coco mat Scotch, Diop. cream
and other CAKES, only
Ten Cents per Efolen.
K.uoU Out Tor tlio Wngon!
At MAUCII CHUNK, on tuesdar, Thursday
and Haturtliiy Moiimia..
LKlf lull TON and W t.1 a jl'ORT, every After-
uoon except 1'rlday.
TERMS STR1CTLV CASH !
rrrouaeo ollcitod. J. w, O'NH.AL.
Hl'OREi Opposite First Nattonsl Danic.
aprllsyl llanimrcct, Lehlghton.Fa.
9
-rr b
Anv Book, Msirarlne or Newaraper sent poet
paid at the pabllr hora low.-at price, with a vaio.
aole premium. Wo give a fine 14 x is View ot
the (Japltol building, the inont manlUoent
Mracturo in America, als.i snH udid views of the
White House, Treasury bulldluir. Nmlthsonlan
luatiiute. 1'ateut Oulce. Mount Veraon and
" otner poinis oi miereeiin ann aooui me Na
tional Capital. Orders ta Ken for thelaijieCip.
ltol elitrravlnffor lor acts of the lewa. and cb
met photographs ol Leading Btateanien. at cost
prices. It ruu want any bonk or to subecilbe
lor any periodical, or to renew an old sub&crlp.
unri.l.mii(Ar.rnnrnl llm T.I'flt.U A 1(V
BUI.LK1I.N contatnlnx book notes notices of
new publications, catalogue, price, etc.
Lock box 2. or 1730 "treet.
March ij-lf.
tvatDisgtori, u. c.
CJi A wKKK in jour own town. I5.'0
3lllKuu1DlirCtt oriav, iiftaiier ll you
fijJUV waut ft bu-lnea At which persons of
" eiltiertiei can mane eroat jta? all the
II a CLirrT, & CO , roiilaml, Me, June 2J-IV
Oreat cbanoe to make money- i
F We urea u Dfrnau In nvaiv i
V iown to take tsUbscrlpUou for
too urcent, cucprt hu1 iel
lUnstrated Urallr publiotttoo m the woriiL
iaroneciu become a succmhIui azcut. hlx
eleKunt worxn of urt friven free to aulMcribcr-.
Tbe price U m low thtt almost everv body ruu. '
kcrtora. One gtut reooru ta.H:,; r.u .ui.. u
pera in a ilar. A ldr agut rtiwr a luuklDe
Is.' clear profit In tva tiya. All w bo mf-uK
mkte,wdher tast. You cau i!evuu all vo.ir
time to tho bumuewa, or only yoar tu:iro tune
Yoa need not be away f'om boiue .v r iiljrhi
Yon can do itai well aaot bar Fu'l tluecuona
and iermi free. Dlemni aiwl expanalvn out (It.
tree. It vott want profitable wmicmuI uarour
adtfreaa at once, li coata ootblus to iry the
bunihcai. Nuoue who tMisatM fulia t raat
irreat pa. AdJicis (lEOltlU; htishos a.
CM., rrfUi4, Uaiu. Ju.. -t Ji
CARDS.
Hoot mill Shoe Mnlters
OHtUonllretnej.in Letan't building, Bank street.
Mlei-deripromptlyjllted work warranted.
Attorneys.
F. P. LONOSTBST. 8. ItiQltnAM
"j-ONaSTEET & UILHAJI,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office : Lovan's Building, Hank Street,
LEIIIGIITON, PA.
Collections and All Legal buslnees entrust
to thorn will rccclvo ,iroiupt attcutton.
fch. 21, 1880.
JOHN KLINE,
ATTORNEY AT LjiW,
OtlJco: Corner Bueq,iiehanntt nnd Race streets
JtADCli OKTJNlt, Ia; JnlySMy
JOliX 1). UEllTOLIiTl'E,
ArrortNEY AND C6nR6Eljt,On AT IiAVJ-,
OlSco j Room 2, Ground Fldor Mansion Ilonso
MATJCII CnUltK, TA.
Mnrho comat'ed In Oornmo. mntS3.lv
.11. KAl'SHEHi
AtlORNKY AND COC.NSEblOR AT LAW,
IUxk Street, Lm'icnfo!lrA.
Itcsl Estate and Collection Aciflcv. tVillnuvand
Bell lt.nl i:lne. Conveyancing .isatly done Col
setfons promptly mnde. Jiettllrf Kstates of De
donts a specialty Blfty be consulted In Knllsh
adUertnnn. Ncvi.
J
AS. It. STUUTlIEna;
ATTOUNSY AT LAW,
tt3Oniee: 2d floor of Hhoad's Hall,
Mnnoli Cl'itlnlc. Pa.
c
AUbaKlne entrutted to hltn will be promptly
attended to.
MvS7, ly.
j5TJ. MEElIAK,
' ATTORNEY AT LAW,
srti Dcor above At SION IlOl'SE
MAUOiI CHUNK, PtSKA
tT-Can h ronsulted In German. tjanO.
Justices and Insurance.
X CONVfirANOEU,
GKNEUAL insurauce agent
Th fllctvtn-i Coi'ptnles are Represented:
Ll!A f Murr.'Aia'iiic. .
ItDADtMl MUTIJAL 11IIC,
w)lI Finn,,
1-tirTKVILI.K l'IKK.
I.nilKlli FlllK.nnd.thaTHAV
E.ET(- AWIDKST INStRANCC.
Alsn 1 Vn'n'iilvnnln and M final Uorao Thief
lietro n e.and fn-ttraCie (Vninanv. . .
Mnic.l A.tSTI 111(13, KKMERER.
JgEllNAllD rillLIiirS
OoumtV RtliLDiNrf, MAUOil CllUNK, I'a.
Fire InsiYrahc'c Agent.
erg- rocf'lfl'.R In SAFEC6rnpfi!eS only,
at Kuasoiintle Rates Aug. St-yl
A1
LI11N STOLLE
Notary Public & Coiiteyan'cer,
Fire and Lffi Insurance Agent
JtAUOl'f CHUrTK, TA.'
tri- lluBlucss transacted in' EhgllSIi nnd
German. Arg.yl
Physicians rind" Denflsfs.
it. OH iS. 1MIAKO;
Yelcriitary Su'r'gedii,
RANK STREET LEIIKIHION. TA.
Hisoisot ct tho Foot a' specialty.
July K-yl
QiiAiti.r.s v. nownt,
I't'iSlCIAN AND sontlE'iN,'
I'lNXtviLtr:, Eat I'tnu TuWuahlp.
Cofbon founfy, I'd.
May bo consns,te d In Enslh-h and German.
R.'Hi-curo at tho Hotel, JtllvlOvl
Slatington Dental Office,
(fbTABLlSIIED 1870.'
AHiilcial Teetli Made jo Restore- the
Original Contour of Lips & CIigcIcs.
Dr. L. Campbell;
Fiiuna ?Etti SptcrAiTT1. loct. -ly
. A. COItTKIOIlT,
fJORGEON DENTIST
Tentlrrs his r.rofossional serffiies i.6 the noo'
plo of Maucfi Chunk, Jjehightfln Yeissport'
I'ocKcrton nnu vicinity.
OFTlCEs Opposito tho Broadway House,
BROADWAY, jfAUCH CHUNK, Pa.
Fresh Laughing Gas always on hand. All
worl". guaranteed satisfactory. rrug2-yl
W. UEUElt, M. V.,
rARRYVLLE, Carbon Coaatvra.
HOURS I
j 1 Residence.. ..'Irora 7 a. ta. to 10 a. m.
1 and nnoun to 10 p. m
alar he consulted In the German Language
r. O. Address Lchlchtou, mar. 23, tl
"W.
A. IiEHIIAMEK, M 1).,
'I1T3IC1AN AND 8tnG"E0V
Special attention paid to Chronic Dlseafas.
(lr.;t: South Kait corrrer Iron and 2nd its.,Le-
aiznion.ra. Aprils, 1875.
N.
II, UKIiKIE, 31. X).
V, g ICAbtlnfiic Surge en",
rUAUTlOINQ rilYSICIANandSUUOnoN,
OnriCK nant Street, Heder's'Dlook, Lehigh-
Mar bo coDtmted Id (he Germon Laiiffutco,
Nov. 31.
r. A. LEIf MANN. Solleltor cf American
and Foreign Talents. Waililngton, D.O. All
business connected with Patents, whether be
fore the Patent Office or the Courts, promptly
attended to. Nochargemadeunleisd patent
Is secured. Send for circular. oclS'tf
ONLY 120
.For this style Singer,
i v mi rein i i iu i uui
tpot tobe examined be
for Toupay for It. If it
be returned at our oxpe-iiM
tteiid a pottal ctrd for il
ln4ra4sl cuicolar. C A.
W HD A Vih, 17 N TeMh
bt I'bxa , I'a- Julj JOnh.
MILTON A. WEISS,
SoccEicon to
Rb'MiO & HOFFORDj
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
Bank Street, Lehightoni
Ii Ptcparcd to Manufaclure. t6 ordcf, every
description ol
fjARRIAOra, .
SLElOHS.
Sl'RINO WACIONS,
Eoniis'sPat.Platform Wagon,
ItC, n't lowest rates for GasH.
REPAIRING
Of all description promptly attended to at the
roost reasonauio prices.
V All Work Guaranteed, and natronaire
Is respectfully solicited.
, MILTON A. WEISS
July 24, 16!0-yi
entral Carriage Works,
Banlf St., Lcliiglitoii, Ta.,
Aro prepared to Manufacture
Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs,
Spring "Wagon, &c,
Of every description, In tho most subslnntlal
manner, aua at lowest uasn rrices.
Rcpnlring 1'roniptly Attended to.
TREXLEU & KREIDLEIl,
April 23, 1879 yl Proprietors.
DANIEL WIEAND,
CarriageSjWagon s.Slcighs,&c I
consEn OF
I1ANK-AXI) IRON STI.'EETS,
LEHK11ITON. Pcnna., I
llrsnectfullv announces to his friends nnd tlm
publlo, that he Is prepared to liuild ull des
criptions of !
Sl'RINO WAGONS.
KT.I'imtS. lte
In the Liteft nnd Most Approved Stjlcs, nt '
Prices (ully as low us tho mine cm be obtain-1
cd elsewhere, guaranteeing the bestSeasmud
Material nnd mot substantial workmanship.
Particular attention given to .
REPAIRING I
In all its details, nt the vefy Lowest Prices.
.Patronuiro respectfully solicited and perfect
Satisfaction uuarantecd.
Dec 0, 1879-yl DAN. WIEAND.
AVc will Pay the Postage
AND SEND IOU
The Carbon Advocate
ONE YEAR FOR
ONE DOLLAR
Or Six Months
For 50 cents !
WHICH 18
Less than 2 conts per Week
FOR A' LARGE
39' COLUMN PAPER!!!
ADDRESS,
Carbon Advocate,
Lclilgliton, I'n.
e'HOW THIS TO YOUR NEIOHUOR
TUlitnlnir, Wind and ItBln, you will never
have such a chauesaKaln. We havo the neat
"ante sue. imi riive.1 urCsEU Roll Clothe
Wrmgvr lu the world, sclhug at 1cm than hall
prlcii Goodreteroneoi-uaranteed. livorybndy
"BEB HOT" to get one ! In competition i Tho
boicuanrentyourllia ttroeto Maxeuo.sey.
Sample, titx tlrcuiara and full particulars
free, Apeuu wllllna to he convinced eddies.
1'auagos WBrxoEE Co.. New iledford Mas.
marxism.
and yarminx Ii.terrata' Ha rnpid'lnereate In
A II ntimif It. r-llm.ta U.I1 r...... T 1
r'opuiaiiou auu wonaeiiui oeve.opmeut nt ma
rrial reMurcei its dry aud wet aeneous It
adsuns.geaaudd1.advBUai;M,aU cin he learn
ed in tho Kansas r"Aliuaii. now la it ISUi
veer, the oldest Agricultural Joirual In Hi
New West, au a-paga eexly I "arm and Fami
ly psper. loo contributors among the praeit.
oal larmeis, irult-tiio tr., aud bleeders of the
WeeU Crop note larnier' letkoi a f iom overy
couutr In Kausaa. The l'ARiieu la the uiUiaal
yanor for pun Uluus the straye ol the State.
UuDeonptiou nriee, potaee paid, 1 copy. 1
year, Ii Jo 1 copy. t rueuths, ILOO. I capy.S
r ftamoL rloau JlVe la arm jtiliirtjm
V. i: RWIKQ, Kd.tnrand I'nblither,
July 17 w IXrfKKA. UANSA?.
Railroad Guide.
plIILA. & U1SAD1NO HAILIIQAI).
Atranguracrit 6f I'niscnger Trains.
AUtltIT lOTll. 1880.
Trains leavo ALLEM'OW'N ns follows)
(VIA l'I'.RKlOME.V KAILUOAll).
Tor rhllnUelphla,atll,(l,19, II.1".n.m anil
5.80 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Tor Philadelphia nt i.ao n. m..3.3S p. m.
IV1A r.Agl- I'FMNA. IMAKCfl.)
For Rending and Harrisbuig, 6.50, O.OSn m
12.10. '.so nna DCttp. m.
Fot-Lancastorand Columbia, & SO, d.03a.m and
4.30 p, m.
8UNDAY8,
Tor Rending, 4-30 i. m.
For ltcadiug, llatrjaburg, and way points, 0.03
V m,
(Via beiiimiiemO
Forriilladclplila from L. V, Depot 4.43,0.12,
a. m ,12..1. 6.41, 8.24 p. m. Suuoay 4 c-0 p.m.
l'nr I'bllnoolplila Hum L. dc a. Depot n. m..
12 04, 8.23 6(1 p. m. , .
Trains FOR A LLENTO WN loavo as f ollowsi
(VIA l'UKKIOJIKX EAILIiOAU.)
Leavo Philadelphia, 7.40 a. m. aud 1.00, 1.30
.inC 5.00 p. in,
, SUNDAYS.
Loavo Philadelphia, S.oo u. ni., 3.111 and '115
p. m.
(VIA EAST TEKNA. DBAXCII.)
Leavo Reading 7.25, 10.30 a.m., 2.d0, 8.51,andO,lS
P.m.
Leave irattlsburg, 5.13, 8.05 and 9.50, a, m., 1.43
and 4.00 p. m.
Leave Lancaster, 8.05 a, m t.CO and 3.50 p.m.
LeavvColumbla 7.53 a. m . 1.03 and 3.10 p. ni.
BUNDAYH.
Leavo Reading, 7.20 and 9.15 a. in.
Leavo Hairiubni p, 5.2(i a.m.
,. IVIA IIETIILEIIEH.)
Leave Phlladoluhla 0.50, 9tc 0.15, 2.15, 8.00
p. 111. Sunday 8 31 n. m., j,00 p. m.
Trains maikedthusi) ruu to and from depot
9th and Urccu trccts. Philadelphia other
trains to and Horn Ilroad street depot. Trains
Via llethlehem" run to and from llcrks tit.,
Depot, except thoso mot ked ( )
'l ite 0.4i a, 111 and 5.55 p. m. trains from Allen
town, and tho7.40 a.m. and 5.01 p. ni.'tiaina
from Philadelphia, havo through cars to aud
Iroui Philadelphia.
J. IC. WOOTl'EN,
(?iiefffl Manager.
C. O HANCOCK, aen'l rati. & Ticket Jflcnt.
may 15
MRS. LYDIA E. PINKHAM.
OF LYNN, MASS.
ctscovEnEn op
LYDIA E. PINKHARil'S'
VEGETABLE COMPOTOD.
Tho Po.ltlve Cnra
.Tor all Female Complaints.
Thlt preparation, aa its juime Bt entiles, consists of
Vegetable Properties that aro harmless to tho most del
lcato Invalid. Upon ono trial tho merits of this Com
pound will bo rocoamlxod, as relief Is Immedlato) and
vhen Us use Is continued, In ninety-nine cases In a hun.
dndtaperninnentcurelselTcctodlasthousands will tea
tlfy. On account of lUprovcninerUs.itlato-djiyro-commendod
and prescribed by tho boat pfayslciads lu
tho country
It will cure entirely tho wont form of filling
of the uterus, Xxucorrha?a, lrrrtrular and painful
Menstruauon.all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation' And
Ulceration, Floodtngrs, all Displacements and the con
sequent spinal vcakncBs, and Is especially adapted to
the Change of life. It will dissolve and expel tumors
from theutcruslnan early stago of development The
tendency ta cancerous humors there la chocked very
tpcedily by Its uee.
Xtl fact it has proved to be tho frrtat
est and best remedy that has ever been discover
cd. It permeates every portion of tho pystem, and gives
new llfo and vigor. It removes fulntnoas.flatulency, de
stroys all craving for ctlmulants, and relieves weakness
of the stomach
It cures Bloatlnp. Headaches, Kervous rrostratlcn,"
uenemiiDmty, Sleeplessness, Depression and Indi
gestion. That feeling of bearing down, causing? pain,
weight and backache, la always permanently cured Ly
Its use. It will at all times, and under all circumstan
ces, act In harmony with tho Uw that governs the
femalo system.
For Kidney Complaints of cither sex this compound
ig unsurpassed
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Isrrepared at 233 and 535 western Avenue, Lynn, Mom.
Prlco 81.00. Six bottles for $5.00. Sent by wail In the
form of pills, also in the form of Lozenges, on receipt
of price, $1.00, per box, for either. Mrs. IIMCIIAM
freely answers all letters of Inquiry. Send for pam
phlet. Address as above Mention tht paper.
No family ahould be without LYDIA E. riKSILiM
LIVEIl riLI-3. They euro Constipation, &Uioiuns,
and Torpidity of tho Liver. S3 cents per box.
JOHNSTON, HOI.LOWAY & CO., Gen
eral A pent, riilla.. Pa. Sold by A. J. Uur
llnff, Lchighton, la.
Juno 12, IS80-ly.
A Valuable Book Free
"A Trentls ou rhronlo Disea'cs," embracing
cctairh, Hiroat Lung., Heart, Hicimach.IJvcr.
Kldneja. Uriuarr and Femalo Diseases) Ieo.
Plica, aent Ireo to any address. Every suHiier
from these nieeasea can on cured, t-ejid lor thla
book to tho iindcr-lanM a phvflcian of lai tte
experience, enlnrsed by tnim!r,li ol lenllng
ciiizcua whu teHllv to hla skill, .rnd stamp
to pav nustacn to c. I?. Livingston, M. D.,71S)j
Mupericrst.. To edo. Ohio. epilyl
Pjniinil'ohlM n,'oi
1 1U1IUU HiailKHT He
H50 to Jtno. All strictly rirstc ars.
nolennlo raetoiy ritcoii.
llOMniR ft! f,.nfi-nntl 1-v.
hibtlioi.. slatbtiahex'a bcalclorBijii iio Ucnv.Ha.
l'liiest Uiirignta in America. ii!.0J0 in ue.
catjilninte ol 4S iiaces free.
JU1III.KU oltGANH. tho beet In the world.
An 8 atop uig.n. only J. 13 stops, 197 Circu.
lata f ico. All a.-ut mi 15 days trial frelclit 11 ee.
if unaatisfarturv. Facto nr. 57tu Hi , and 10th
AiTuuB. ejtuir jiumu at tt
price. Cala'ocues of 3,0 l choice
rOrps
pieoea turn jtn ac. stamp. Ar.ureas,
IIKNUKIiSBOHN IMAMI CU.
npr.SmJ Uox M!S. n . V".
rpiIE SliATISUTOS
PITANING MILL
AND
Cabinet Ware Factory,
AT SLAT1NGT0N.
JOHN BALLIB1V Fropr.,
Drla In all kinds and ISe of line, Hemlock
oak and llnj Wood Lumber, and .la now pie
pared to olci uto auy apaouut Of orders for
Bressol) Lmbell
OF ALL KINDS.
Doors, Snshcs, Jlllnds, Sliultciv,
Monlilinss, Caljliict Ware, &c,
With Promptne.
Brackets Made to Order.
The MaeHlnenr 1 all new and or tbo best and
mast Improved kind. I oiuplor uduebui thd
beat workmen, u well eoon awl good wa
tertul, and am therefore uUto to giutuute entlro
MtwicttoD ta all who uiijr favor luewitti a ull.
Order bv mail promptly attended to. ilv
charge are moderate ; terms attb, or In twee!
thaiged alter thirty day.
OIVB MKA CALL.
rV Ttwe i)aad uTilnUditig will lad ttt
ihir advauuge la hsvn HWIsk, Floor liwrde
Uoara, eashM, e-Lull we, Ac, die., mad at thl ,
Pacterv
Majioyl JOHN PALLIET
XISU DI'MlllCItA'l'lib IVAtiON,-
nv "k."
6ome all ye tolling millions
. Who want to take a ride,
Our wagon Is now waiting,
And our team is true and tried J
from now tilt next November
We'll r(do through every slorm,'
And drive the Rads from power
With our weapons or reform.
Chorus Then wait for tho wagon,'
Tho Democratic wagon,
The plowholder's wagon,
And we'll all take a rldo,'
Our logon's plenty largo cnouglif
. Its running gear Is good,
lis made by honest worklngmcn,'
Of good old hickory wood.
Wo'vo statesmen for our drivers,"
Tboy are our country's prfaoi
Then Jump Into our wagon j
And we'll all take a rldo.
Oborus
Brave Hitficock holds tlio ribbons,
Elected ho will be,
For Garfield's mulo will My the tracK
At our shouts of victory.
And there's the veteran English,'
Who sits by Hancock's side,
With two such gallant leaders
We all may safely ride.
Oborus
The Rads havo had full power,'
For, Iol these many years ;'
Their rule has broa'ght but ruin,
And caused the widow's tears t
Tliey gavo us thieving syndicates,
And Relknaps by the score ;
Such stealing from the Treasury .
Was never known before
Chorus
Tost tradcrshlps were plcntyi
And gravestone contracts, too,'
Do Q olycr Jobs and whisky rings,
To fat tho thieving crew j
Rut justice now Is on their tracir,
Their day or grnco is o'er,
And soon we'll place them all Inside
Tho penitentiary door.
was a hundred years ago,
Amid war's sulph'rons storm,
Our lather's fought for equal rights',
And brought about reform ;
And now their sons aro rallying,
To light for rights as dear,
And sweep corruption from the land
In lids victorious year,
Chorus
Thoy tell us Oarflcld's honest,
Hut that's boyond belief,
For bo who pockets stolen goods
Must rank beside the thief;
Tho man can not bo trusted.
As honest, truo and brave,'
Who, took tho bflot, nnd then denied
Wfiat Oakcs Anus sworo ho gave,
Chorus
riie enemies wo have to fight
Aro loaded down with spoil,
They'vo stolen irom thecarnlnga
Or our hard and honest toll ;
The weapon that we 11 So will bo
Tho ballot priceless boon ;
And then toclennsothe Capitol,
Wo'll uso tho hickory broom,'
rally, Sons ol' Ff cedota,
To snatch from vandal hands
Tho Government you lovo so well
Your liberty, your lands j
With Hancock,, English and Roform,'
We'll placothe ship or State
In tho hands or honest patriots,
Defore it Is too into.
Chorus Then Jump Into our wagon,
Tim Democratlo wagon,
Tho good old hickory wagon,
And wo'll all take a ride.
cove Ain nuAUTvr;
nv w. 8. OAyKMEV.
As Summer reigned o'er Winter's" tomb,
I in a garden spied
A rose, fri sweet, delightful bloom
A bud was by Its side.
The twain, I mused, so rich and fait1,
Mny make mo doubly blest ;
Tho rose i'll place In Ella's hair,
Tho bud upon her breast.
For, know, my paragon of grace,
My queen without a peer 1
Tho gentlest ol her gentle race,'
Was to my heart most dear.
Now from a ialr, Madonna brow,
At Parian marble white,
The rose reflects a healthful glow
On one sweet faco nnd bright
An,d deep within n swon-llko breast,
Tho rosebud's secret charm,
With magic power crept to rest
From Jealousy's alarm.
That I was fortune.favored, blest,
All mortals will allow ;
For love now reigns In Ella's breast,
And beauty on her brow I
Cousin Jane's Children.
BT BETSEY TBOTW009. ,
lam an old moid, a gentiinoaud veritable
spinster, having lung a0 outlived my twen
fy fifth birthday.
Now old maids may be divided Into two
classesj old maids from necessity, and old
maids from choice. Tho former class are
much lees numerous than is generally sup
posed. One rarely sees a woman who has
not, at some time or other, had an oppor
tunity to toll tho knell of her own freo mo
ral agency, by tying herself up for belter or
worse, (ana, in my opinion( the worse in
variably predominates,) to some specimen
of masculine bumault y. I repeat that there
are very few oid iaaldn from necessity, and
I certainly do riot belong to tlicm.
Yet I never was 'tf beauty. Whet wilh
green tyes ond mud-colored hair, it was al
ways foretold that I should be an old maid:
and then, from my earliest recollection up
to the present time, I havo always had" the
greatest antipathy to men and mice, and a
proportionate partiality for cats and green
tea.
Yet it wis only josterday that the sllua'
tlon of the late lamented Mrs. Dea'corr Jen
kius was proffered mej a situation "fraught
with numerous rccummndations and ad
vantages, mam,," (I quoto the words of the
bereaved smtm,) though what their ntimer
ous rccornmendatlons and advantage are, I
cannot for my life imagine, nnlsss he refer
red to hfa (en children. But a contempla
tion of these suggest my story, from which
I have been running away, I see.
My cousin Jane Smith had the tclsfortune
to become attached, some years sine, to a
mm. Him she subsequently married, and
the eonequooe Is, plie has now a bouse full
ofohildreu, I've forgotten Just how many;
I believe there are seven, but I ud to tbiuk
there must be seventeen from the uproar
they contrived to make. You must know
that I made Jane a visit a few weeks sinee,
taking our dog, our eat, and a few bend,
bo iril bundUs. To give my experien
ces in dtia.il during those two weeks would
be impossible Such trials and tribulation !
I'm suro if I hadn't been blessed with tlio
dls'iositioi! of an angel, it would havo been
completely ruined bv Ihoso children.
Well, ono day Cousin Juno went away
went wilh my avlco and consent, ami I
volunteered my labors in tho homo service.
To toll the truth) I was very glad of an op
tiorluuUy of showing Jano howio manage
those unruly juve(filcJ, for, excellent woman
that she was, sho never, I thought, uiiiler
stiiod family government. NV,v I prided
myself-on being quite a disciplinarian, and
it was with fceliugs of tho greatest compla
cency that I watched tho fluttering of my
cousin's brown veil,' as sho disappeared in
tlio distance. "All," thought I, "now will I
show them hovJ lliis family government
may bo reduced to syslcin." I Wa3 In an an
gelic framo of mind, when I overheard
Jumes, aged twelve; ecI4im, "I say, Kate,
mother's gone, how won't wo have a high
old timol Here gocsl" und I turned Just
In season to see the young scapegraio jump
to tho third shelf of the cupboard, and make
a dive at the sugar-bowl J while Katie, two
years younger, mbie fjuictfy helped herself
from a pot of preserves". As nearly as I can
remember, I should think it occupied about
four seconds of timo for mo to sieze both
thoso children, shake them into submission,
and locate them in chairs at opposite corners
of the room, witli injunctions not to lnovo
hand or foot for fifteen minutes,
The other children, snvo tlio youngest,
wero nt school, so I took my knitting and
sat down, Just a littlo flustered by my recent
conflict. There was a dead sllcnco, inter
rupted only by the clicking of my needle,
for I had put a veto on all communication,
by word of sign, between the two offenders.
I sat th'ero congratulating myself upon the
admirtlblo success of my theory carried into
practice, wheu a cry from tdociadlo called
mo to its side. Tlio baby had waked, and
manifested a desiro to be taken', Down
went my kuittlng Work, and up caiuo tlio
child j but upon noticing that jls mother
was not, and I was, tending it, tho infant
immediately struck up such a screaming us
I never heardjor dreamed of, before or si nee.
I coaxed and I petted I sung, "Hush, my
dear, lio still und slumber," to the tune of
Greenville, nnd 1 sung everything else that
I could think of, mixing up Mother Goose's
Mclodits avfd Isnnc Walts in a maimer any
thing but rovcrentia', to'llha't div'lno irock
ed'lo nnd Iro with astonishing violence I
searched for hidden pins fruitlessly I tela
ted tho bewitching nnccdoto of tlio three
littlo Mtlcns who lost their mittens, and I
filled up all tho Intervals talking' baby talk
after tlio must approved stylo, murdering
tho queen's Englh-h in a maimer to give
Murray convulsions, nnd introducing innu
merable words not laid down In Webster's
unabridged and still that child screamed
screamed until it Wds red, and screamed
unlll it was hoarse, and scr6amcd ilntil I
looked upon it in dumb nmnicmcnt, that so
small a boil possessed such capabilities for
screaming'. ' "Auntie, it's fifteen minutes;
tuny wo go to play ?" chimed in Kntio
"Yes, yes," said I, and they went.
Well, now, what was to be dono ? I re
flected. "Manifestly," reasoned I, "this
depraved child has inherited from Adam a
perveito temper, and a stubborn will " Had
I ever had any disposition to question Die
doctnnoof dcpravityjnrttlYO aud total, I am
Bure it would havo been destroyed trt that
moment. I saw plainly then that it remain
cd with mo to subduo this rebellious will,
and, as moral suasion had proved unavail
ing, of courso something clso must be tried.
Acting upon this resolution,! then and thcro
proceeded to inflict tlio proper punishment.
I administered as much of this ns I judged
wiso for an infant of that ago, (tho littlo
Bessie, who, by tho way, was christened for
myself, was six months old), but, tomy cv
erlasting consternation, that unaccountable
child only yelled the moro lustily. Instead
of comprehending that I was punishing it
for its own bcstgood,nnd,horc?oro,!toppliig
its cries, it redoubled them, until Bridget
camo rushing in with, "Ocli, mini, and I
thought shure ye Wero killing tho child."
Need I say that I only too gladly resigned
my precious namesake to Bridget, and left
her administering saccharins consolation to
the young angel, who,.Vith its fingers in tho
sugar-bowl, was still as a mouse.
I rushed to my own room for a few min
tiles of rest, only to find confusion ten times
worse confounded there. It seemed that Jim
and Katie, on "being dismissed from the
nuiscry, had gone directly to my apartment,
where they had been having their "high old
timo" in good earnest. I dcclaro it makes
my hair eland on end to think of it. There
sat Miss Kate, arrayed in my best hat and
shawl, having emptied a bottld of choico
perfumery upon my nicest handkerchief,
and fanning herself with a faco of the
gravest sanctimony' while her brother was
mounted upon art imaginary pulpit, repro.
scntcd by the bureau, and in my dressing
gown and spectacles, was reading a hymn
in tones worthy of an auctioneer. "Play
ing nicstlng," briefly explained tho juvenile
orator as I appeared, "let us sing, 'Come on
my pardners in distress.' I'm Deacorf Jen
kins," and be nodded lo me to take a scat
and "n"st disturb the meeting j" then going
on to imitate the drawl and twang of the
old deacon, in a style which was perfectly
excruciating, and rorupelled me to laugh in
spite of myself.
However, I found It necessary to break up
their meeting in a very summary manner,
The room Was In a condition of unheard-of
disorder and an investigation revealed tny
King Charles under on ottoman, and my cat
shut up in a drawer with a napkin tied over
ila nead. At this discovery I was perfectly
wild, and I assure you that had it been'pos
title to serve both these children raeasuro
for measure, by tying up their heads in nap
kins and putting tlicnr in separate closest I
should have done eo. Indeed I was just
upon the point of come such transaction,
when I thought of my recent embarrassing
failure in corporal punishment, and I de
sisted, just dismissing them with a severe
lecture. Having exacted promise of future
good behavior, I suggested to them the pro
priety of visiting their cousins next door.
They went oil' iu high glee, especially when
I gave them permission to remain an indef
inite period.
This was a specimen of the whole day.
You may Imagine how Joyfully I welcomed
my cousin Jane's returning figure, and hew
I rushed to my room, and looking tbe door,
read the lt proclamation for Thanksgiving,
to which I affixed a supplementary arUole,
ou my own private responsibility, express
ing thanks that I, Betsey Trotwoiia', bad
been preserved from the all engulfing mael
.trom of matrimony.
Ait i:iiiiliniit ni 11 Il'cck lBnidl.
The Thomas Sherlock and Golden Crown
afrlved at tho wharf yesterday morning,
having on board uncle Jofiu ltobiuson s cir
cus, which shipped at Now Orlerins. Among
the circus property was Itohlnsou's monster
elephant, "Romeo." This animal was a
passenger on the Golden Crown, and he ap
t-cars to have enjoyed himself during the
trip in his own way. Pilot Purcell yester
day gavo nti Enquirer man tlio following
details ns to "Itomco's" stylo of wlllllng tho
time away. For the first day or two of the
trip ho was kept chained on tliefuroeastlo of
the steamer, whero ho amused himself in
various ways. He iriado himself quite frco
with tho freight that was within his roach.
nnd tumbled boxes, barrels and bale around
promiscuously. At Vlcksburg tho hawscr,a
heavy cablo some threo inches in diameter,
was used to lio up tlio boat. Tho observing
"Romeo" saw tho deck hands haul It onco
or twice, when ho seems lo have concluded
that he could do it quite as well as the dozen
men. As long thereafter as Romeo was kept
on tho forccoStlo he handled tho hawser, so
far, nt least, as hauling it was concerned.
Tho desk hands dragged It out and mado it
fast, but tbo moment it was untied the ele
phant, who WB3 always on tho alert for
something to do, seized it with his trunk
and hauled itnboaid. He was ablo In ac
complish tho work in less thau half the timo
required by tho deck hands to do it. Boforo
thoy wero taken beyond his rcich, the ani
mal amused himself by lifting barrels of
molasses with his trunk and bouncing llieni
up and down on the deck. In this amuse
ment he smashed tho chines of twelvo bar
rels. When tho barrels of molasses wero
removed Itomco immediately turned his at
tention to some cedar logs which wero lying
011 tho forecastle. These logs Trcro heavy,
requiring several men to haadlo llicm. Ro
meo vfrapped his' Hunk around tho end of
ono of tho logs, raised it up, and churned it
upund down on the deck, rattling tlio boat
from stem tu slcrn. Ho was then removed
to Hie Interior of tlio boat, where Uio ring
ing of the engine belts soon uttrat'ted his
attention. Tho bell-wire3running from the
pilot house to the engine-room passed under
the cabin floor directly over hfs back. He
evidently noticed when tho wires moved tbo
bell rang, Ho had not been long in lhat
position' until ha began" to ring Ih'e bells him
self by jerking tho wires wilh his trunk. Ho
was out of sight of tho engineer, and the
first time ho jerked the bell wire, which
happened to bo tho wiro lo "stop her," tho
engineer slopped the' boat.
''What's tho matter?" asked the pilot
through tho speaking tube.
"Nothing," responded tho engineer.
"What did you stop her for7"
"Because tbo belt was rung."
"I didn't ring."
"Tiug-n-linr, tlng-a-llng,'1ing-ling-Iing,"
Clattered the bell as if thcro wero spirits in
it. Tho engineer rushed out just In lime to.
catch Romeo jerking tho wireand tho niyst,
lory was explained. Thcro was no way to
prevent tho animal from playing with the
wires, and ho kept it up night arid day
throughout tho trip. When tho pilot wished
lo signal tho engineer he did it through the
speaking lube. Cincinnati Enquirer.
KHISON'J, XLUOTJil'O I.IUli'r.
Tho New Y'ork Sun publishes tlio follow
ing questions, tho replies to which wero
written by Mr. Edison himself :
"Then you consider your work on the
electric light finished?"
"Practically done, though I am still ex
perimenting with a view of reducing Its
cost."
"What does it cost now 1"
"You will havo to ask thatquec'lion'of tho
officers of the company In New York."
"How many lights, each equal to a gas
jet, do you get to one-horso power?"
"My lights oro on tho ralio of ten gns jets
per horso power per hour."
"What Is tho power of your engine?"
"Eighty horse-power."
"What docs it cost lo run your eighty-horse
power engine ono hour?"
"Seventy five cents."
"How long do your lights rnatetain' their
owcr without injury 7"
"Twenty-three were burningeontinuou-f y
from Friday last to Wednesday, aud thirty
three from Wednesday to ten o'clock on
Thursday night. During this time the en
gino wos slopped for an hour to take water.
Not a light was iujurcd, all were regulated
at the central station."
"What wos tho distan'co of the furthest
light that was burning five days?"
"Threc!ights havo been burning that time
one-fifth of a mile away."
"Vcto the twenty-three all connected
with one main wire?"
"Yes."
"And mors could havo bicn put on the
same main v?Iro without increasing tho
powcrof the eng'ne or diminishing the light
of these twenty-three?"
"Yes, five hundred."
The conquered man, prostrate before his
conqueror, and becoming himself a posses-J
slon,simultaoeously Jcses possession of what
ever thing he hasabout him, and therefore
surrendering his weapon, he also yields up,
if the viclor demands it, whatover part of
bis dress Is worth taking. Hence the na
kedness, partial or complete, 01 the captive,
becomes additional evidence of his subjuga
tion. In Abyssinia inferiors' bare their bod
ies dmvn to the girdle in prwenoe of super
iors, but to equals tbo corner of the cloth Is
removed only for a time, Tho liko occurs
In Polynesia. The Tahitians uncover tho
body as low as (be waist in tho presence of
the king ; nnd In the Society isles generally
tho tower ranks of people,by way of rosj ect,
strip off their upper garments In tbe pres
ence of their prlnoipal chiefs. Evidently
uncovering tho bead has tbe same original
meaning. Even in certain European usages
tbe relation between the two has been rec
ognized, as by Kord, who remarks that "un
cloaking in Spain is equivalent te taking off
tho hat." Hence, it seem that removal of
the hat among Europeai-t people, often re
duced among ourselves to touching the bat,
is a remnant of that proeees of unclothing
himself, by whfeli, In early times, the cap
tive expressed the yielding up of all he bad.
It shakes a man's confidence in his
thermometor to find it marking but M when
he could swear tbe tm future rautt tes
about Itfi.
Tbe French Government has ordered
an agricultural course In every primary
-ubool in the country.
-Only a question of time asking tho
hour.
It Isn't what goes In but wha' conies
out of Iho Inkstand thut makes the trouble.
"If you was n man, Jlminlc'sald alit-
tle shftver to his chum, "who would you
vote for, Hancock or Garfield?" "I'd go
with the biggest procession, you bet."
Since tho Entrllshmcn ns well ns Messrs.
Lorlllard, James Gordon 1! 'iincttr etc., have
found so much vlrtuo In HnnBnT'a lions k
Powpkrs, nnd havmisod It In such quanti
ties; nil persons who aro alive to their Inter
ests elvo tt to their horses, whether rnnners,
trotters, or farm horses. It has a wonderlut ef.
icct.
A poor truckman in a Vermont town
drew tlio big prliwln the lottery) it was a
hook caw, a,od ho drew it from the depot to
the place -hero Iho lottery was run.
A Hibernian presented himself at the
coroner's oflico yesterday, when on inquest
was in iirogre3. "Aro you a Juryman?"
asked the officer ut Uio door. "Juryman I
No 1" was tho prompt reply, "I'm an Irish
man."
Mnllirrq itnn't f ill to hafohlNKB' DYSEN
TERY Compound on hand, for the relief of
vnur littlo bnliv when attacked with any
Ilowel Complaint, it eon'ains no Moruhlne,
nor Opium, vet US Soothing oilcct will glvo
the littlo mrrerer'Jrnaiieh roller that he will
nt onco full Into a acnllo sleep, and irlvehla
motiieranopiKirtunity to rrsr,as wen as every
provoKea tiacueior 01 tnu uourc ot.
A Chicago man sworo a great oath that
if a neighbor colled hihi'a lir ho would
whip that neighbor. But qf it appeared tlia'
tlio neighbor only accused him of pnison'ilig
11 cow and abducting n child (no fight tobk
place.
A rapid recital of tlio following narra
tive is sain In bo an infallible cure for lisp
ing: "Hobbs meets Snobbs and Nobbs;
Hobbs bobi to Snobbs and Nobbsj Hobbs
nobs with Snobbs anil rubs Nohbs' fobv"
'This is," says Nobbs, "tho worst of Hobbs'
jobs," and Snobbs sobs.
we wernttrently amu?ed some days since,
bv scelnir one of our venerable citizens, who
had been lmwed down with Itheumn.llrm,
throw nwny hie crutches and declare hlmsnlf,
Just a yiiumr as ho used to be. and now he Is,
rucinnmcndiiiu' Hubert's Embrocation toevery
old lady In town. Great liniment that. Zt.
"What ito you mean by humbugging,
madam!" asked an ugly barrister nfnnold
lady he was cross-quostioning. "I don't
know as 1 can exactly say, sir; hut if a lady
was to say lo you that you wero a hundsoma.
man, that would bo what I'd call humbug-gins-"
A fellow once walked out of a store iii
Gloucester wilh n fish, which lio had stolen,
lucked under his vest. Ho had'nt gono far
with his plunder wheii ho was brought to es
halt by n shrewd pisser by, who, taking in
the situation nt.a glsjnce, exclaimed) "Sea
hero, lnv friend, you ought cither to wear
longer vosts or steal slioiter mil."
Rinks' Dysentery t'OMropNo. When ta
ken nocnrillnir to directions, will Instantane
ously caro yriitnim, Spasm. Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Diarrhoea, Uy ntory, Colic, and
all other bowel complaints. J34.
A man threw a stnno at n dog in Gal
veston. An old nogro toddled nt t of U18
tho hotiro nnd said: "lt'a lucky fonh Von.
Whitoman.dat lie Ginernl ain't at home."
"What General?" "Gen. DoUyplmple ob do'
Gulbeston dlf IsliuliToh do Grand Army ob
occupation ob Mezslro. You is foolin' wid
cvclnne, chile."
It Is sad but trilo that many chlfdfcn havo.
lilted untimely Knives hy neglect nf their
mothers tohaveHiNKS'Svr.ur of Tar, HoAit'
iioDNt) and Wild CiiKimv nn hand. Every
thoughtful mother lias a bottle this season uf
tno year lor uumcutato u'o. sa.
A doctor tells with panfonablo pride
how, being called In at tho dcbuUif Jus ca
reer lo n consultation willi nn eminent prince
of science, ho had insisted, despite tho opin
ion of his famous eenipr, that tliepalicnl had
nn incurable affection of the heart. "And
what wero my delight and pride," he says
beamingly, "ondcornlng three' duys later
that my patient had gono off Just as I had"
declared he would!"
At the South End aro two signs, one"
above tho other, which nro very ufTcclIng, to
say nothing of the sugge6tivencss. They arol
"Frwh Sausage Meat."
"Six: Fine Pups for Sale."
And tho parent of tbeic poor pups one carf
imagine that the parting between mother1
and children must have bon bard, cutting
and sharp;
rravelers should always have a small bot
tloorsiNEa' I)vknti:iiv i'ompound lur ImJ
medlato relief from any Howel Coinplaluts,.
guaranteed to tone upthoijtomachat once tc
a healthy condition. at.
A mosquito always settles before he.
presents his bill.
"Strive 16 malm a good imprewion
wherever you go," said James as he pulled
his foot out of the mud.
Au Englislimau, upon hearing tha
cackling in a poultry yard, exclaimed, "Ob,
this is really hen chanting."
A man who Wauts a partner with cash
capital says there is money iu Ins business.
Tbo trouble is to get tt out
Life id real and life is earnest, when
Iho butlouer' Is mislaid, and a man is Invit
ed to fasten his wife'a boots with Ins Augers,
Can Ezekiel have hud nn cyo to the
corning byeicle In that Vision where he saw
"one wheel wilh cue cherub and another
wheel with another cherub."
Uobert'b Poi'ltrv Powdbos are guar
anteed 10 euro Poultry of all diseases, ir given
boluro the fqwls reluto to tat. Sure cure fur
Cholera. We have tried it, and advise ull to"
use It. .4,
Tbe ange 1 of midnight -the woman
who opens the street dnor fw her h tsban4
when he is trying to unlock tbe Im 11 knob,
aud then lets him sleep on tho ball AW.
It is Mrange what a hcnuriif mud a
womon will display wlwn sh. ha - g .t a new
pair of embroidered stocking", hbo m ter
ribly afraid thai her new du.i wUl get
soiled,
His very discouraging to the Industrious
farmer's wile, as well a foolish tn ! 1.
poultry to die from Cholera or other uuesie.
when she can buy of herdruirglst IIubsut'81
i-oultky rowDKa lot 25 cents a paekago,and'
guaranteed lo euro. ti.
Boarding house cbiekeu soup cau be
made, it is said, by hanging up a ben. in
the sun so (hot her shadow shall fall into a
pot Of salt and w:aler. .The only trouble is
that on a cloudy' dsy tho a jixp it liable to ba
weak.
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Wo are so thankful to say that curhaby
was permanently ourud of a dangerous Bud
protracted irregularity of the bow,, la bv tbo
use of Hop Bitters by i is iin.th, i e u at
the same time restored her lo perl, t t- alio,
and strength. 11m Parent., h.vur r N.
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