Great Attractions!
AT
J. T. Hnntaun & Son's
CHEAP CASH STORE
Just opened and on exhibition, a large
assortment of
JFaucy 'ds2
at Lowest Prices, which hare already be
come a matter of great Interest to our Young
Folks. Wo would, therefore, Invito all to
call early and examine our elegant aatort
ment of Holiday Goods, consisting of
ladles' and Gent's Fancy Hose.
i Kid Gloves.
" " Neck Tics.
" Fine Wallets.
FANCY KNIT GOODS.
Fancy Back Combs.
Cloth and Hair Brushes.
FINE JEWELRY.
Fancy Paper Boxes.
TOILET SETS.
Fancy Work Boxes.
CHINA, GLASS and SILVER WARE!
Jewely Caskets,
Glove Boxes,
Han.lkerchlef Boxes, and
A choice line of SOArS ah " PEBFUMERY.
Respectfully,
J. T. NUSBAXIM fc SON,
Opposite the rubllo Siusre,
Lehljhton, Pa. sept. 18-yl
may be found on
Mo at (If.o. p.
llowti.t. & CoV
N.wI'iiiht A'lvcrilnlnir Buroiu (10 Fpruce
Btre.'J.wm-reaiivi-i-iiitnsciMitrticUMiiiy
be mode lor It in
K.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER vf, IPSO.
Local and Personal.
r.n-Weather strips are selling fast
at
Luckenbach'a Mauch Chunk.
tE5j.No more hand aching from using steel
pens, when Esterbook'a turned up point
pens afford the most delightful relief. Ask
your stationer for their Telegraphic and
Tcchtimseh.
3T-E. F. Luckenbach.Broadway, Mnncli
Chunk, Is now njieninR up one of the hand
somest assortment or Holiday Goods ever
brought into tills county. Call and we his
beautiful stock. Trices very low to suit yuu
all.
Ssa-lf you wanta nice smooth.ensy shave
your lialr cut or siiainpooing, rii m mm
Iloederer's Saloon, under the Exchange Ho
tel. He will fix you right, and don'tyou
forget It.
E3.J. 8. R. Scovill, Morris, Ills., soys:
When your "Onlv Lung Pad" came lo hand,
my son could not raiso his head. Ho Is now
- . . .. J.... .Off J..,
up ami gaining eveiy un;.
SajU For good denial work go to Dr. L
Campbell, Slutlngton i lie use the Litest im
proved Instruments. Established over II
years. 4B-81
r Lewis Weiss, in the post-office build.
tt.iT tl,; linrniir1i. has lust limde a largo ad
dition to his flock for the fall and winter
rl, viz, a full line of still' and soft
telt hats ol the latest and best styles, and a
lull line of gentlemen's, ladies' i.ud child
ren's boots, shoes and gaiters, all of which
no H ollering at mo very mwesi raisn prices,
n "Old Ironside." a lltlo popularly con
ferred upon the United Slates frigate Con
etltiitinn.whlch was launched at Iluetun Sept.
20, 1797, and Ixunharded Trixli in 1R04, is
lianlly less rolelirutcu man ur. i-oxo s i im
Cherry and Seneka which promptly cures
cough, colds and asthma.
SluH,H. Peters, agf-nl, the popular mer
chant tailor. In the post office building, Is now
receiving and opening one of the largest
ami most fashionable stocks of cloths, ens
imeres and suitings ever brought Into
Lehlghton, and which ho Is preparert to
make up in tho latest fashion and most
durable mmner, at prices which actually
defv competition. 'Call and examine goods
and learn prices ana be convinced.
VAT Job printing of the finest description
can be had at the Carbon Aovooatr office
at very low prices. Call and see samples.
0itfJ. N. Bleu, of Toledo, Ohio, 6ays:
My father, before wearing the "Only Lung
Pad," could not sleep nights on account of
hit violent coughing, since wearing it he
lias slept soundly every night. See Adv.
3EfJSee a wine cup in another column
with a bunch of grapes from which Speer's
Port Grape Wine is made, that is so highly
esteemed by the medical profession for the
ii. e of invalids, weakly persons and the aged
Sold by all druggists.
jay-The medicines of Dckdas Dick .t Co.
ara unexcelled for elegance, purity, and re
liability. Their Seldlitine Scidlitz Powders
ara as pleasant as Lemonade. Their Bolt
Capsules are world famous. See Advt. f
jS5We haveMmuch pleasure In recom
mending Thermaline to our readers, as an
absolute cure for Malaria. The manufac
turers' namo alone is a guarantee of it mer
it. It sells at 25 cents per box. For par
ticulars see Advt.
t?CU Always keep'Kendall's Spavin Cure'
in yur house. If your druggist will not
get it for you send to the proprietors, B. J.
Kendall i Co., Enosburgh Falls, VU
'uRemcmber that 'Kendall's Spavin
Cure' will do all they claim lor it. Try a
bottle. Read the advcrlivmienL
&9. Benjamin Franklin commenced pub
lishing an almanac in 1731 and continued
till 1757, which was distinguished for its in
culcation of the prudential virtues, which
were said to be as valuable ns anything that
lias descended from Pythagoras, Dr. Coxe's
Wild Clierrv ami 8cneka,cuMseiiugln,eohls,
and whooping cough.
Another addition to tho "beautiful
snow" in this vicinity last Wednesday fore-
Philip Lauer,an engineer, who lost his
leg by an accident on the Lehigh Valley
Railroad, at Ferndale, a short time since,
expects to leave Bt. Luke's Hospital for his
borne, at White Haven, this week.
The next meeting of the Lehighton
Literary Society, will be held in the High
School room, this (Saturday) evening, at 7:30
o'clock. You are Invited to attend.
-A beautiful new show case is the latest
departure at Curling's popular drug store.
Call and look at it, and then take a peep at
lilt latest novelties.
For the eight dayt ending on the 30th
ult., which It the completion of the coal
year on the Lehigh Valley railroad, there
were lO'J.OW torn of coal transported, mak
ing a total for the year of 4,000,415, tons, an
increase of 244,829 tons as compared with
the shipments for the year ending Nov. 30,
1870. For the four days ending on the 41b
IntL, 68.602 tons were shipped, decrease ol
23,783 tons as compared with samodate last
year.
It costs nothing to see E. II. Hobl't
new goods and to Icaru prices.
Drugs and medicines guaranteed strict
ly fresh and pure, at the Central Drug Store
C. T. Horn, M. D-, proprietor.
Says the Carbon Jlcrald i The newest
thing out, in the way of machinery, in this
locality is the new locomotive, No, 20, bear
ing the euphonious and appropriate name,
' Champion." It is the latest product of the
mechanical skill of our Weathcrly shops
constructed under tho supervision of Master
Mechanic Hoffecker. It is a heavy 45 ton
freight engine of great strength, and Is a
credit to the constructor.
Gold mounted hslr jewelry over 1000
different designs to select from at E. II.
Uobl's, Msueh Chunk.
Keep the feet warm and well protected
from damp and cold.
LOST, between Joseph Brhmld's Hotel,
Mauch Chunk, and the Mansion Houso, or
on tho 4:50 L. fc S. down train, or between
lhoV"eleportdepotand the Franklin House,
$1003 (20'and the balance $5's and $IO's.
The finder will receive $20 rewurd on leav
ing it with Edward Raber, Franklin Hotel,
East Welssporl, Pa. .
Thirty-one snows are predicted for this
winter.
Country vendues will soon bo In order.
Get your sale bills printed at the Auvooatk
office.
Fine gold rings at E. U. Hold's, Mauch
Chunk.
The Amy 8lono Triple Alliance ara ex
pected to exhibit here on Monday evening,
January 31st.
Hotel and saloon keepers will toke no
tico that the lBlli Inst., is the last day upon
which they can file applications for license
to be granted at the ensuing January term
of court.
A largo line of Novelties, suitable for
Christmas presents, at the popular drugstore
of Dr. C. T. Horn.
Seeing is believing. If you want to bo
convinced that you can buy a fine watch,
clock, neck-chain, bracelets or anything in
the lino of jewelry, at prices that will sur
prise you, call at E. H. Hold's, Susquehan
na street, Mauch Chunk, and see his elegant
stock of now goods.
We learn that Mr. J. Lcnnon.lelcgroph
operator' at the Packcrton Forwarding of
fice, who has been very low with scarlet
fever, at tho boarding houso of Lyman Mc
Daniel, U slowly recovering.
Lent begins on March 2d which gives
a longer season than usual for amusements,
This mouth has two new moons, one
having occurred on tho 1st Inst,, while the
other will lake place on the 31st.
A Farm can be had in trade, or in ex
change for town or city projierty. Apply
at this office. i
During the eleven months ending Nov.
30th, 27.7D0 yards of carpet were woven and
1375 dozen of brooms made by the convicts
in the Ejstnn jail.
Victor Miller, the youngest son of Mr,
Samuel Miller, of Laury's Station, gave
himself an ugly cut on one of his feet one
day last week, in consequence of his axe
gliding olf while engaged in wood cutting.
A few clays ago, In response to the pe
tition of a largo number of citizens of Slat-
Ing, Governor Hoyt appointed Mr. Israel
M. Casscll,ofsald place, to serve as o justice
of tho peace in said borough In plocoof John
F. Kress, who recently ipoved owy
Silver American Elgin watches only
$10.00 at E. II. Hold's, Mauch Chunk, and
a silver chain given with each silver watch.
Seo the Rnckct Alarm clocks at E. II
Hold's, Mauch Chunh. Just the thing for
railroad men
Fltevn of the forty-five colleries of the
Philadelphia and Reading company have
suspended operations for December, owing
tn the poor market for certain sizes of coal
This throws about 301)0 persons out of work
All tho individual oierntors arc working.
For the eight days ending Nov. 30th,
there were 1 24,71 S tons of coal shipped over
IheLchlgli & Susquehanna nii!ranl, making
a total fur the season lothatdate of 3,530,931
tons, showing a decrease of 225,2S'J tons as
compared with tnc same date last year.
Thero Is a romance in figures. A young
man meln girl, lcr, married her, and Irak
her on n. wedding 2er, in a handsome car
riage hired liom David Ebbcrl's popular
livery on North Elreel, this borough. Try
it yourself.
OvERCoATiNGS.-The Clauss
Bro's, pppular Merchant Tai
lors, announce to their custo
mers and friends that they
have just received an immense
stock of tho newest patterns
in Overcoatings, which they
are prepared to make up in
the latest styles and most du
rable manner at very low pri
ces for cash. Call and exam
ine the stock before making
your purchases elsewhere. We
are bound to satisfy the most
fastidious in the matter of clo
thing, gents' furnishing goods,
hats, caps, boots, shoes, etc.
The annual meeting of the Princo
ManufacturingCompany was held in Mauch
Chunk on Monday of last week. Mr. David
Prince, was chosen Director to 011 the va
cancy caused by the death of Gen. Albright.
Mr. A. '. Prince was elected President, and
Mr. Robert Prince, Secretary and Treasurer.
A proposition to increase the capital stock
of the Company will be submitted at a siiec
ial meeting of the Directors to be held on
the 5th day of February, 1881.
Z3V. P. Clarke. Eso..920 Walnut St..
ruiiaueipuiu J a., writes ! "1 nave useu
n- n..ll. q... r i :. ... i. -
- . I..,,, U1IU, UIUI nun IUUUU I. w uinf
the best remedy I ever tried." f
Parlcr't Tri- Weekly Record of the 7th
Inst says : "A week ago last Sunday, Father
O'Brien, of Minersville, denounced the N.
Herald, and warned his hearers to take
neither the daily or weekly edition of that
paper. Sunday last, Fallier O Uricn de
nounced tho Sunday Xeios. of Shcneudoah.
characterizing Mr. Doyle, the editor, as a
uearuies uoy, who, though belonging to Itils
parish, had never been any good to it."
The Win. H. Sayre No. 104, passenger
engine on the L. V. R. It., on Friday morn
ing suddenly Jumped the track near Tom-
hicken and rolled over on its side. David
Shaeffer, the engineer, with his usual pre
sence oftolnd had shut off steam on the in
stant the engine had jumgied the track, and
although he and his fireman John Wulper,
were shut in the cab, they were but slight
ly bruisod as the speedy stoppage of steam
had saved the engine from going further
than the ditch, and when it fell, there were
no steam pipes broken and consequently no
escape of steam to scald them
-Mr. David O'Brian, of Franklin town -
hip, has been appointed by the Commi?
-: it ,tt A. I r -
tiuuni na Aucritubuo AfJ'iruiaer lor luc
County of Carbon. We congratulate friend
Dave ou his upointment, and are pleased
the County Commissioners have made so
excellent a choice.
For the three days ending on the 3d
Inst,, there were shipjied over tbe Lehigh
A- Susquehanna railroad 40,878 tons of coal,
making a total of 3,577,809 tous to that dale,
a decrease of 253,722 tons as compared wilh
same time last year.
We are pleased to see that our friend
D.B.Albright, who was so seriously hurt
in the head by his horse trumping on him
some time ago, is able to be on the street
again.
While engine G. B. Markle wasdetueh
ed from the noon iidssenger train from
Itazlelou, ou Friday, in front of thede)t
at Weatherly, it was discovered that one of
the valvea was biokeu, in consequence ut
which it beesme unmanageable and run
down the road at considerable speed. En
gineer Klolz, of tbe locomotive Champion
quickly taking in the situation, started his
engine down the road in hot pursuit, and
succeeded in overtaking the renegade at
Kulp's level.sbout a mile below Blaek Creek
Junction, where tbe farmer was coupled to
the latter aud taksn Lack to Wethrly,with
out accident or injury to person or propert)
TIio Lutheran KtiiKlny School.
Ma. Editor, The first of a series of visits
to the different Sunday schools of Carbon
count v, which I purpose reporting in the
drums AnvoOATK, was made to the Luthe
ran Bunday school, of this borough, on last
Sunday, The pastor, In accordance with
the Constitution of the Church, Is ex-officio
superintendent bf the Sunday school, Thos.
Kemercr, Esq., being tho superintendent
elect. There Is no assistant superintendent,
in the general acceptation of the terra The
school was conducted by tho superintendent
elect; It was opened by singing a hymn,
responsive reading the 7th Psalm, prayer
by the superintendent the school standing,
tho responslvo readingof the lesson hy verso,
and singing the g'l old missionary hymn,.
"From Greenland's Icy Muuntains." Tho
teachers lifted a missionary collection, nnd
then with their classes engaged In the study
of the lesson for tho day J being the second
Sunday in Advent the lesson whs Acts Hi.,
1 17, aim iv., l 4j mis st-nuoi inn using
tho International Sunday School Lessons,
use the Church Lesson Leaf Instead. After
the study, the superintendent reviewed the
school on the lesson, and then proceeded lo
close the session by song and prayer.
The library books wero distributed by the
librarian, Mr. Chas. Clauss, nnd Mr. Thos.
K. Nusbautn, his assistant. The secretary's
report was read by classes. Thero were 101)
liersnns present ill the largo school and 54
In the Infant; making a total of 100 in both
schools, notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather on that day. The missionary
collection amounted to $4.23. The secretary
is Air. O. A. Clauss. Announcements wcro
then made by the superintendent, among
which I noticed a teachers' meeting for the
study of tho lesson on Thursday evening,
clearly showing that tills school means
work ami advancement.
The inlaiit department Is conducted by
Mrs. Thomas Kemercr and Mrs. John Sou
bold, ill a separate room but on the samo
floor with the larger school.
In cnnriect'on with the school Is a very
fine library coiiiiirising.about 175 volumes,
which is quite an attraction to the reading
members of the school.
The flibla class, which I had the pleasure
of joining during tho session, is composed of
young men, and taugm uy L.. i. scnnauci
principal of our public schools. I also no
ticed another ol the teachers of the public
schools present, Miss Carrio A. Bauer, who
is a regular tenclier of a very excellent class
of young ladies. Tho school was dismissed
by clnstes at the sound of the bell.
Dec. 7, 1880. Obskkveb.
The YYcclr. ol 1'rnyor, 18SO.
Tho Evangelical Allianco, ns representing
Protestant Christendom throughout the
world, have for years suggested a programme
for the Week of Prayer, so, that, as far a3
possible, all praying people might unito on
the same day in the same etitions. Tho
Branch Alliance of the United States adopt,
with slight modifications, its programme,
and suggest the following themes and order
for tho approaching Week of Prayer, Janu
ary 20, ylz.:
January 2. Theme, Christ the only hoie
of a Inst world.
Monday, 3. Thanksgiving for the bless
ings, temporal and spirituals the past year,
and prayer for their continuance.
Tuesday, 4. Humiliation and confession
on account of individual, social, and nation
al sins.
Wednesday, 5, Prayer for the Church of
Christ, its unity and purity, its ministry;
nii'l the revivals of religion.
Thursday, 0. Christian education ; Pray
cr for I he fumilv. Siindav Schools, and all
educational institutions, for Young Men's
Christian Associations, anil for tho Press.
Friday, 7.i-rrayer for tho prevalence of
jiibtice, humanity, anil jieace among nil mi
lions; for the suppression of intemperance
auti !saimat;i desecration.
Saturday, 8. Prayer lor Christian Mis
sions and the conversion of tho world to
Christ-
Sitnday, !). Theme, On tho ministration
of the Holy Sjiiiit.
Spend Your ololli-y ut Home.
One of our exchanges gives the following
very scnslblo ndvico: It is your homo:
you cjnnot. improve it much b'y taking your
money away to invest. There is no wuy of
improving a place so much us by encourag
ing good merchants, good schools uml good
people to settle among you, ami this cannot
bo done unless you spent! your money at
home, for there is where you get it. 8iend
your money at home, because when it Is
necessary to geleredit it is of your own town
merchant you have to get it, and they must
wait for the money. Spend your money at
home. It will make better business for your
merchants. They can ami will make bet
ter assortments, ami sell at lower ratej than
f tho only business they could do was to
credit out, while the money goes to oilier
places. Spend vour money ut home. Set
the example now. Buy your dry goods.gro
cerics, clothing, shoes meat nnd provisions
in town, and you will see a wonderful change
in a short time in the business outlook of
the place; therefore deal with your mer
chants at home. Your merchants are your
neighbors and your frieudsi they stand by
you In sickness and adversity are your as-
sociates. Without your trade they cannot
keep up business- No stores, then no one
waiting to buy up property to settle on and
cm ui up me place.
A Ulllltcr'M'l'rnlc Death
erry Green, tho famous hunter of Pike
county, on the 22d of November went bear
hunting, and not returning, a search was
made lor him several days ago, when his
remains were found on a knoll In tho centre
of a swamp, with four largo bears, dead and
frozen, lying near by. A part of tho long
gray beard he had wqrn still clung to tho
bead, from which the bears or wildcats had
gnawed the ears, the nose, and most of the
llesh. A survey of the ground showed that
Jerry had met tho bears, and that in fight'
Ing them he had received wounds that caused
his death. One of the dead bears hail bit
ten awoy a part of Jerry's right foot, and tho
ghastly fragments were still between his
teeth. A wound in his neck showed that
hisgtatp of tho hunter's foot was followed
by a fatal blow from the hunter's knifo,
Jerry's knife lay on the ground, anil into its
blade one of the furious brutes had set his
teeth and bitten nearly through the steel
Shreds of cloth, buttons, ami Jerry's gun
and owder Uaik lay new by
ICnilrnnil At-cliltiit.
J - 0ll Moll(lliy evening a railroad accident
iamUPd tt ,i10rt dutauce this side of Slat.
I '
ington by which two young men named
Henry Kuntz aud William Smith, both resi
dents of Slatingtnn, were killed. They were
employees in the car shops at Puckerbin,lhe
first named filling a clerkship and tho other
being a telegraph operator, and were in the
habit of going home every evening. On the
evening in question they boarded a passing
coat train on the Lehigh Valley railroad,
and which wbeu near Slatingtou ran into a
mass of dirt and atono that had slid down
from the mountain side upon tho track,caus
ing the engine, caboose and 40 cars to pile
up iu a wreck, and amidst which the young
men were crushed to deatn. 'rue deulti o'
the young men is deeply mourned by ull
who knew tbem,aiid thepareulsaud Iricnds
have the sympathy ol the entire community.
Il-tllgloiiia Kod-k.
Zmv's IttrouMtDOnoncu, J, H.IIartmsn
patter. Pleaching at 10 a, m., Sermon, In
Uerman, 'J p m., Sunday school. 7:O0p.m.,
aermoo. In English. A cordial welcome to all.
MutuoDiBT Episcopal Dimuoit, Packkb-
to -D. F. Unangst, Pasior. Prt&chlng on
Sabbath at 10 SO a. in and at 7 00 p. tn. Sun.
day school at 2 p. in. Prayer and Class meet,
lag on Thursday evening at 7.30 p. us.
KVAMOwuoJLOitUEQii.WKissroar. E. J.
Sillier, Pastor. fJerman preaching at 10
o'cl k n. m., by the Pastor. Sunday Sshoel
at J p. m. English preaoblDg a 7.M p. m.
Prtckcrton I'Jpplon.
Michael Lannahan. lha efficient day
operator at this )oint, has been seriously 111
wiin scarlet lever, nut unucr me exceuem
treatment of Dr. J. G. Zern, is now out of
danger.
Alfred Sillier Is again n resident of
Packerton, a careful and reliable railroad
man, ho will In time occupy a Position suit
able to his ability.
Thomas AVeaver, one of rackerlon's best
citizens, gave another proof of his kindness
In the case of Mr. John Davis and faintly,
Mrs. Davis has been an invalid lor somo
time, being unable to secure feinalo help,
the husband was compelled to remain at
home to attend to her wants; a few days
ago their oldest daughter, aged about V years,
was taken with diphtheria and died. Mr.
Weaver ascertaining the condition of the
family and that there was no funds to bury
the child, made all provisions, comforting
the heorta of the afflicted parents. Mrs.
Davis is still in a precarious condition, and
the attention of sympathizing friends has
been called to the wants of the family.
The article copied from tho Carbon Her
ald, In reference lo the cu.tlng of grnpc
vines, should be read by the one who wan
tonly destroyed the vines in Mr. Sutler's
yard. We can Imagine the satisfaction such
a villian enjoys he can hold communion
with himself "only" he must keep his owu
secret.
The Methodist Sunday school, of this
place, will hold a special meeting on next
Sunday afternoon and evening. The object
an Increased interest inbumluy school worn
T. B. Morris, Esq., Forwarding Agent
of the L. V. R. It.; has hisclerical force busi
ly engaged in closing the yearly tonnage ac
counts lor 1B80.
Tho new office at the car shops is near
ly finished; when done it will be ono of the
finest along the line. Mr. J. S. Leutz, now
Master Car Builder, has a most thorough
system of keeping accounts rendered ne
cessary on account hf the, immense car in
terests of the L. V. It. R.
It Is rumored that the Central railroad
will establish a Hag station at this point, lor
ull passenger trains, to accommodato all wno
may desire to patronize their road. It will
certainly be convenient for people hero who
do most of their shopping at Mauch Chunk
or Lehlghton. The trains most convenient
for this travel on the L. V. R. R. do not
stop. I'erhaps an appeal to the proper of
ficers ol the Li. v. 11. It. L., might result in
making tills n flag station. Let those most
interested make the effort.
The sad death of H. A. Kunlz nnd W
A. Smith cast a gloom of sorrow over the of
ficers 'here. Mr. Kuntz was assncited with
the Forwarding Office tor about nine years,
n Pennine whnle-snuhled fellow, he had en
deared himself to ull who knew him; a
young man with more than ordinary abili
ty, wiin ttie prospect ol a long lite, ins sad
laklu; olf can but be regretted by friends
and relatives. Mr. Smith was the, night
operator, but temporarily in changoofthe
lay omce, he had been employed but a short
tiuio at this point, yet had made many
friends, and was fitted for the position.
Amunilus Kuntz, one of tho Forwarding
Ollice clerks, was also on the engine that
was wrecked, but escaped wilh slight bruis
es. Anon.
L'nut Pciui PcncllinzM.
We had nice weather on lost Saturday,
The icoplo hud lo get their wagons out
once more.
Somo of nur people are quilo excited
about who " Uncle Sam" is.
Eggs are scarce, selling at 25 ccnl. a
ilozen.
T. E. Rehrig took two bushels of hick
ory nuts to T. E. Sutler's store,- receiving
two dollars a bushel.
-I). C. Bailey is our present tax collector.
Bir he failed. us yet to bring any money in.
The teachers ure waiting for it.
A book ngent passed throuith East Penn
last week, with a book entitled " The Horse
and his Diseases," by U. J. Kendall, at 40
cents a copy. I would advice nil persons in
need ol such n booK lo Bubsctlbc for the AD
vocatk at ono dollar a year, und receive tbe
Dook grans, ihev eould also read the news
from East Penn, which is worth a good deal
to some peiEous.
L. Steigerwalt moved N. Kolh homo to
l'hamixville this week.
Lcesernndhis wifo nro at present tho
KUItlB IO n. JlOlU. r
It is reiwrted that J. Heilnian is coino
to move uacK ui iieiiignioti again.
D. Clock was the first of our teachers.
to cull lor his monthly wages.
Miss A. J. Neff, was a visitor to Lettish
ton. last week, and durinc herstnv.was the
guest or her grnnillather, Mr. L. Weli-s.
Jonathan Lauchenor and 1). Rox.took
a load of fire wood to Lehlghton. on Wed
iicsday for his brother aud comrades, who
aro working ut rackcriun.
Mrs. F. German nnd Ida L. Steigerwalt,
tonK n sieign ride last week. Airs. U. hand
led the reins pretty well.
Some bovs love their eirls so well that
they can sieiid a whole night and tho next
nay in tneir company.
-J. Sitigyard, teacher ill the East Tenn
Bchool house, ought to keep his scholars
irom me mil wiin ineir sleds.
It was slushy on lost Sunday. The Ben
Salem church was prettj empty only 65
Iiersons in uu were present.
The Punnsville and Lizard Creek Sun
day schools will each nave a Christmas
festival.
On last Sunday a sad accident happened
in our neignuornouu. Airs. jMell. the mom.
er of Reuben NetT, Esq., attempted to com
uiii. Buiemc, uy cutting tier inroau ine
family was in church in the forenoon, and
at noon when they came home, she was not
in tho house, so they commenced to look
around for her, ami at lost they found her
lying in ine oam, ami'iier throat cut on ine
one side she was so weak from loss of blood
that she could not wulk. It is reorled not
to be fatal. The cause is not known. She
is known us u reK-ctiible old lady. Wo
hope she will recoveraud wait till God calls
ncr tiome.
Reuben Rehrig nnd his father-in-law,
J. Hueli, took t-everul loads of bav to Mauch
Chunk during last week, receiving $24 a
ton tor it. unclk oau,
WcUnport ltenik.
"Wcissnort Items" will however, con
tluue I Is greeting lo tho large circle of the,
ADVOCATK a readers, "ijuint" Is accustom
ed to speak plainly and knows little of the
Micciies oi enqueue, -uulnt" will endeav
or tn do his best.
The following named persons are on
this week's sick list: Alex. Marsh, Huryey
Rothermal, Win. Hill und several others
whose names we were unable to learn. Most
sincerely do we sympathize wilh them in
their present sulhVrings and as sincerely do
wo iiom nun tney n,uy bo sjicedliy relieved
anu restored to peaun
The Young America Cornet Band ser
enaded several parties here on Friday, on u
jiur-ieuiur uet-usioii.
Tho severity of the season has been the
cause of inurh sunerius among our Poor lien
plo. A number of influential citizens have
undertaken to relievo the necessities of this
cluss and for this purpose have gotten up
surprise parties for Father Buck, Widow
Soltand Widow Connor. Our citizens should
also make arrangements for rendering aid
r r... i. j .i..... J? ti-
iii .iiv luiuir, i. is iiuir, wo csjieciauy
owe, to the memory of our brave soldier,
Mr. Connor, dew-used, Ui see that his widow
and lulherless children do not want.
To our friends who were on a visit last
Sunday, we would say, tjiat a ring was
nuuiirii uy iiicniieieiiivusu Bymooioi eieru-
uy. men, enough said
The public roads, commonly called
Zimmerman's and ltuch's lime kiln hills In
East Weissport aro rendered almost impas
sible by our young lads coasting thereon
iv e nope a stop may no put this thing.
Miss Slanda Yundt and friends spent
bunday in Uoylestown.
Considering the daring robberies which
have been committed here of late our citi
zens should be ou the alert. Thus far all
eil'orts lo capture the thieves have been in
vain
In the Evangelical church, Sunday
afternoon, Prvsidiug Elder, Rev. C. K. Fehr.
of Alleniowu, reached an able sermon loa
large aud attentive audience. The Lord's
Super was also administered. The Sun
day school connected with this church Is iu
the School by sendingthairchildren,
a nourishing condition, i'srenls should en
lor inougu tney may receive good instruction
at home, tbey will always listen wilh more
attention to a stranger with whom they do
ool daily ataoeiale. Qo:xt.
See the S5 cent oluaks at E. II. Uobl's,
Mauch Chunk.
IIIe .Creek Itciiui.
Character Is a pcrfcoytyiuca"te!' wfif."
A thoroughly good m mds invariably a
brave ono. ' ' '
Education is the only interest worthy
of the deep controlling anxiety of tho
thoughtful man,
Remember tho poor.
Now advertise lor tho holidays. Christ
mas Is hastening along.
Our schools are continually filling np.
Oats are selling ot 50 cents a bushel.
Rye straw Is in great demand at a fair
price.
Tho protracted meetings at Tino Run
were closed on Sunday evening.
Thomas Loves, of this place, ono of nur
best maiksmen, was nut for deer on Friday
of last week, ami helped to enpturo ono.
Mr. Leves did not forget your reporter. 1
had a splendid roast on Sunday, for which
he will please accept my hearty thanks.
Henry Neeb.and Ohusl Rehrlg, of this
place, ore at present digging a well on'tho
farm of Hon, Alleu Craig, on Broad moun
tain. Paul Suit, of this place, killed a hog last
week which tipped the beam ut 3H0J lbs.
Messrs. Puul Buck and Win. IJoycr have
a contract with Adam D. Cliiistman,nf Penn
Forest, to stock a mill with logs this winter.
W. E. Kemererof this place, desires to
purchase n good young colt. Any erson'
who may have one to sell can cull on him
at bis residence or at the school house.
Henry. Depie,of Albrighlsville, was on
n visit to friends at tills placo on Sunday
last. Was pleased to meet hlirt.
Simon Walck, of Pino Run, helped to
capture a very large deer on Tuesday of this
week. Rkvkkk.
Npcclnl Invllntloit. .
If you do not want to spend ton much
money for a Holiday Gift, and yet procure
an article that is both useful as well as or
namental, wo would cordially invito you to
pay us a visit ami examine our large and
elegant assnitmenl of Holiday Goods, tn
make a selection lor your, lover or sweet
heart. lteeiiectfiilly,
J. T. Xt'nun .tEos.
P. S. Among tho assortment we have an
elegant stock ol Fine Jewelry. Also,a largo
assortment of Silk Handkerchiefs. .
I.Ul of Letter
Remaining uncalled fur ot tho Lehlghton
Post Omce, December 1st, 1830:
Itovrmnn. I.. Da.
Miller, Adam
Muarhofr, .1. II.
Mcarholl, Henry
Miller, Louilno
.Marts, (Jh.trles
Iteliiruilth, T. II.
Itarelc, Levi
ltex, .lohu U.
Selndt, (Jharles
Werley, Caroline
Ulauss, Miss Lizzlo
Fink, Thouias
Flleklmrer. Caroline
Ooucher, Annie
Humbert, Henry
Hughes, MIssM L.
Kline, J, H.
Kemcrer. Solomon
Persons calling for any ofthe above letters
will please say "advertised."
T. J, SniFKtvr, Assistant Postmaster.
JIAKKIIil).
HEX CAMPBELL On tho ISth ult., by
iter. a. iiarinoiomcw, Aivin Jtex, ni Kast
Penn, and Miss Annie Campbell, or Mahon
ing, tbls county.
KINNEY BUCKLEY. At Laurytown, on
wiu ou, nisi., lur. jiavm jtinney anu luiss
Annie Hockley, both or Weatherly, Pa.
DIED.
ALBRIGHT. On the 12th ult., In Mahon
ing, Katlo I.vcline. daughter or John fr
aud liosa. A. Albright, ugod 1 month and
14das. '
nOItHOIt.-On tho 17th ult.. In West Penn,
i.ean, wuoni L,uwis tiuroor, aged su years,
1 month and 23 days.
DAVIS. At Packcrton, on tho 3rd lnst,,or
uipnincria anu meinnranoiis croup, aiari.i
A., oldest duughtcr of John and Sarah
Davis, aged 9 years, 4 months and '21 days.
RHINEftT On tho 6th Inst.. In Franklin.
jMizuuein, wneoi uauioi uuincrt, oged in
ycHrs unu iu montns.
STOUKBIt. At Packcrton, on tho 6th lost.,
ui I'liuiuienu. jonn rnomas.sonoi rnoinas
and t-ar.ih blocker, aged t years, 8 months
UU O UJ B,
New Advertisements.
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TO SUCCESS,
WITH
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Uulde and Hand. Hook ever published. Much
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oftlEAL value ai'.d attraction sells bettor
than any other, apply fur terms lo
Doihilass linos.. Philadelphia. I'll. .and Cln
clnuatl, U, dee.ll-ml.
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tticiita m old onoi. Cino-tti, Ini tncmenta
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ly mien itu in,
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uy us. lienm o jpoaifH tim u. a r.ttout umco,
4inl emerged m PATENT B USlNICfcS iX
t'LCslVLLY, wo con M'curo patruta tn lo s
time than thue wno me ro.uotta from Wnsti.
In prion
wnen Invonlora enu model or fttcctch. we
male feorili tn - ho J 'a I em- offico.nml udvirtoaa
loiu imtmittbility foeb of cuakge. to. ics
nondeneo conlideiitui i foes rcr.tttnu.bln, ai a
NO UllAlKiK UNLEjiS PATRMT I nR,
TAT.N tD
worcierbv veruiifilon to the City Postmns.
ICr ami Ln thft Mliinrintpnilmit nf I hn 1'itst f if.
tlce Ahmov Unler l)i vision in Wnstiingtou. For
epcclat referou:es circular ttdvirc t-.vm0.dx.,
aaarcBs a A SHOW & Co..
dec 1 1 or.
JptJBLIC SALE of YALUAULE
Real Estate & Personal Property
The undersigned will oner at Publlo Bale,
on the Premises In LOW til TOWAMliNS
1NO Township, Carbon County, l'a., on
Friday, January 7th, 1881,
commencing at ONE o'clock P. 711., all those
Two certain Tracts or Pieces of LAND, situ
ate In Lower Towamensine; Township afore
said : the First Piece Is valuable LATE
LAND, und Is bounded by lands or John M,
Crdg. Solomon nydor and Stephen Kern,
containing about 14 AOltKS. Tho Improve
ment! arcaTwo-storyllllli'IC DWELLING)
HOt'SE, 22 x 21 feet, wilh ICltchen attacked :
liank Harn. 29x32 reel) Pig Stable, Uarpcn.
ters' Shop, llurrlago House and outbuildings.
The Second Piece is valuable F A It H
LAND with about 7 or 8 Acres or TI.MllKlt
thereon, the balance being under a good state
oruul.lvalfon, and is bounded by lands i'has.
Straup. David lloy er and on two sides by land
ol Stephen Kern, containing ubout 30 Acres.
ALbO, at the same time, the following
Personal Property, vis; 2 Plows, 2 Harrows,
Fanning Mill, Suikey, Uow, Heifer, and a
variety or Furmtiig Implements too numer
ous lo mention.
Terms mado known at time of sale, by
JOHN ItEDLINE.
L. Towamcnslng, Dee, 11, 18S0-W1
THE SUN FOR 1881.
Everybody reads Tint Son. In the editions
or this newspapar throughout tbo year to
come everybody will find!
I. All the world's news, to presented that
biio rvuuer win gei me greaietl amount oi in.
formation with the least expenditure of lime
aud eyesight. Tuk Sun long ago discovered
the golden meaning between redundant ful
ness and unsatisfactory brevity.
II Much ot that sort of news which depends
less Uon lis recognlsod tiuorlaneo than up
on lis inierest to mankind. From morning to
uiorulng TheSun prints a continued story of
uio uvea ui real men aim wutnen, unu oi lueir
deeds, plant, lovet. hates and troubles. This
story Is more varied and mure Interesting than
any romance tlott'vi as eier deviled.
III. Uood writing In ev.ry column, and
freshness, originality, accuracy and decorum
tn the treatment of every subject.
IV. Honest comment. TukSdm's habit It
to ipeak out learlesdy about men and things.
Y. Equal candor in dealing with each poll.
Ileal party, and equal readiuess to commend
what Is praiseworthy or to rebuke what Is
blainablu hi Democrat or Itepubltean.
YL Absolute lndeHndenoe of partisan or.
ganlzallout, but unwavering loyalty to true
Democratic principles. Tuk Sun believes
that tho Uoveramint which tbe Constitution
gives us Is a good one to keep. Its notion or
duty is to resist to us utmost power the etlor s
of men In the llepubllean party to set up
another form or government In pUceoith.il
which exists. The year 1S81 aud the years
Immediately following will probably decide
this supremely Important eoutett. Tils .sun
believes lhal (he vie ry will be with the hso-
Ide ms Httainst the ltlbgs lur uiuuoftjy, the
tings lor plunder, and the lungs lor Imperi
al H,wer.
nur terms are as fellows:
For the Dally li, a b-ur-psge sheet ol
tweuty-clghl columns, the price by mail, poll
paid, fs aAMult a mouth, ur alttoa veari or.
Including the buuday pntr, an efglit-ige
sheet of nft)-slx coluuiui. Us price Is 64 otmis
K luuutu, ur
The buudajr edilluu of Tun susi Is all
lao
farntsbed separately at (10 a year, postage
paid.
the lirlce 01 the Waalf lv Suh. etirht nairea.
nrty-slx oulumui, Is ,1 a year, postage paid.
For clubs of Ian aeudlnu- ata vi will aaml iu
xtra copy free. Aifdress
I. W. tlMLAND,
ruwi sour oi tbi bob, Hew YorKUtty.
dec. ll.-no.
Hotels and Saloons.
QARBON HOUSE,
J. W. 11AUDENBU3H, PROPRIETOR,
Habk St., LitillOHTOit, Pa,
The GAnnon House offers first-class accom
modations to the Traveling public. Hoarding
by the Day or Week on llensonablo Terms.
Choice Cigar. Wines anil Liquors always on
hand. Good Sheds anil Stables, with atten
tive Hostlers, attached. April 10-rl
T EOl'OM) JIEYEIt,
Respectfully annonneos that he has lust
!Spt
led
opened an
Oyster ait Eating Saloon
In the liulhllng next door to the Central Tar
rlage Works, on ItankSlrect, LEHIGHTON,
Pa ,nml that ho Is prepared to serve up meals
at all hours of tho day or evening at very roa
souable charges. OYSTERS received fresh
every day, hnd supplied to families at lowest
inrrkct prices. Also, all kinds or Cheese and
Mustard, In large or small quantities, far
family usei cheaper than elsewhere In this vl
clnlty. ap. 10, 1880-ly.
The Fort Allen House,
WEISSPORT, PA.
iMhim Klotz, Proprietor
This Houso Is located In the Dnrnngh of
woissiiori. uiruen i;ounir, ra., ami is ouui
on the site of Fort Allen.anold stockade fort,
mention, creeled here over ft century go to
protect the early settlers strains! tho hostile
Incursions or tho Indians. The house Is a sub
stantial brick, and whs named -rort Allen
Houso" bvthulato Edward Weiss: itcontalns
Thirty-two Kooins and a handsome Restau
rant, ami ine present rroprieior nasnuwiy
and thoroughly refitted the establishment.
It has all thoapiiolntmentsora KtnsT Class
l Iountuy Hotkl. adapted lorthe comfort ol
Its patrons. In close proximity to the Hotel,
in juried preservation, is too uisionn
OLD XRAMU.1N WELL,
which was dug by order of Ilenjamln Frank
lin to supply the garrison or Foil Allen with
notcr. Its walls ofstone, which still dcf the
ravages of ages, are as per last to-day as when
put there, aud the well now contains about
six leet of cnstal water. The well Is now be
ing fl'tcd np as a historic relie.to the water or
which tho patrons of the House will havo free
access.
SUMMER HOARDERS
will bo accommodated at Reasonable Prices.
Tho liar Is supplied with tho bot Wines,
Liquors and Cigars, liood stabling attached.
May, 8.1y NATHAN KLOTZ.
For HOLIDAYS, 1880.
Irs. C. MSCHIRSCHSKY
tlcjniectfullr announces to lier friend nnd tbo
public tfent; rally, tlut she Is now receiving
and opening lor their Inspection a larger
Htock than ever of the very latest novelties ln
Toys & Fancy Goods,
Sultablo ror HOLIDAY PltnSEtfTS for
Youriir and Old. ltleh nnd I'oor. Don't fall
to call early and sccuto flrit cholea and best
bargains. She-also calls tlK'lr attention to
her New, Large and Ulegaut assortment of
isroTioisrs,
comprising Underwear, llerlin and Ocrman
town Wooli, Hosier;, Imported and Do
mestic lilbbons, llloves. Flowers anil
a flno assortment of Now Designs
IN FANCY AHTIfJI.US
Also, In connection with the above, a full
and complete stoelw or
BUS u ax riiuixs,
LIMUUKUEIl CUUESE,
Jiiul!cN ft C'oiitrectioiitf,
together vfltli a variety otO. ods not icencral
ly kept In any other simo in town, lryou do
not seo vr lut you want, ask ror It.
A sharo'nr public, patronage solicited, and
perfect s-itlsfaeilon guaranteed In prlco and
quality or goods.
Seeoni St., 2 floors above Iron,
Nov 20, laso.
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ureea r. u.
usta, Maine
if elegant Uhromo Cardi
411 Agents wanted. L.Jon
WATCHES,
ff eluirant Uhromo Cards. Now'Stvlci. lOats.
4U ABcnts wanted. L.fJones&CotIassau1KY
fjctt. Novelties. Etc
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Oct. 2.1W-J. .
THE BEST OF COAL.
The undersigned Is now prepared to supply
tbe very best LA.TT1MKU COAL at tbs fol,
lowlnir LOW ritlOES TOU OASIl:
DellrM.
No. 2 Chestnut, by tbe ear W 76
No. 1 Ohcslnut, ti tbe car 3 J4
Biote. by tho ear loo
Uy tbe single ton, 25 cents per ton additional
J. L. GAB EL,
Dealer in
General Hardware, &c,
Opposite Ibe Public Square, BANK fcTREET.
mtllQIIION, VA. uor.35.13T5
A New Treat mi-iit.
TA Golden Eliiir of Lift, Wonitrful Cunt.
If you bare Consumption, and would know
thai ) our uoughoan be mnde lu-se ud eaiy
llueuo reer and Nliflu Sweat, checked Iu 21
hours t Intlauiiuatiou taktn i-ut ol the Lunus
aud air iMisaKs ai onoet thai you ran be
inide In ita 3 lo i pound' or heulthy Ittih
p-r wiek; ir you hare any I'hn.nio Illiea.e,
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Ileadaohe, Heart tJIieace. i.ivtr I'ouiplalnt,
N.riuuB ijehliltv Seminiil Weakness or riiHir-
tuaiorrhpM, lost "f sesuul power l either "I
fiom iiv44uh : IMou have anv rurrn ol nexrN
ous weakBess. hlnK IlMh or wastlnir a TlitTUfirrtrrI,te of l'arryvllle. Pa .H"'1)
and would know of an Imtnedlat rslleftahd
nurLaln aura lur uuinv ol the severest 8&J
a short Hole, a new method with new
, tn fatttui evervLadv. Invlirorale ami
strouc sad bsaiihy tie taost bupeless sMSk-
lout tills salt iu writ, at on tor parlMQ-Sts
to II. 8, ltUi'UtSAKY, UMrlon Kpria
prlSKS,
Id lob.
July
TgainBiJiiMiiiiiiiaiiiimmmui-UUOFje wujji:i'Wsjm jjsiiiSc
nil etrin It mln Wat. TttpmUtrr lrt no KlA ffrMtmifln'rrir.
MARCHAL & totlGMi CO., AjJI
flirllti4lrrotrrtnirMi9rrtt)uro4tit-'rr ojiiwI thl b,uUi fnl orj-t,, ?h jh - y v I
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Uruep t Once. Ivw.itlbniuiij i,n , ,ur t,un. . r .ny t tint
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crifoQ. JUAIttllAl, A 81I1TI1, 8 vrst Llei,th (.1
Will nst a Life- ffi3L
.Anno
sneller.
lnv.nto,1
w-r-,
Sale bv Alt
O y.
Aerlcnltnral implements,
k "i v a n "in "n
V ' v tiiotiri!
MILTON A. WEISS,
SBOCSSOH TO
nojiia & HOFFOitD,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
Bank Street, Lehighton,
Is propared to Manufacture, to order, every
description pi
OAItltlAOKS,
UUUUIF.S,
SLEIOHR.
SI'niNO WAQONS,
Komig's Pat. Platform Wagon,
&e., at lowest rates for Cash.
REPAIRING
Of alt description promptly attended to at tbe
uiustrcagonublo prices.
49 All Work Kiiaranteod, and patronage
Is respectfully solicited.
MILTON A. WEISS
July 24, 18S0-yl
Kendall's Spavin Cure,
The irot mtu es.ml Itemed. over discover
ed, ns It Isreii I.i 1.1 ft rffecU pud does not
UlHter. ItkAD rilOOF JiKl-OW.
From Eev. P. 1 Granger,
Pres. Elder of St. Albans Uist.
St. Alban, VI., Jan.coth. lSoit.
Dn. II, J Kr.NDALL & Co , Ornt- i In replv
to your loitpr I will wty flint mj. experlctire
with JCnidili Hiiavm Cure Ii.ih been vurr
pntislaclni y ludpod. Tlirro nr lour years aso
I nroeuren a bott'o of 3 our uffent mid Willi it
cuiea a linrsodt latneiic-cnunvil bra simvln
List r-eiou inv bniso becrnio very luino snrt I
luriiod lum out for a lew weeUs wlion hebe
cctnn boti'T. out when I pnt nim onibon-nd
no re w woiso. xvhmi 1 di-vovricd tnt n rliiff
bono whs for.iun-, I pocu cd n boMo of IC n.
d dtN -pJTin Curo nnd with les thsn a, oortle
cnifd In 111 j-ci 1 hut I10I1 nntl'iii. neither can
the bunth beluund. llesneftful'v yonic.
L OllANOnit.
PerwiGS Will Tell.
Htoaghton, Mbas., Mnrcli 16th. 10.
It J. Ks:idill A Co . Gent-ii-lnjustico to
Tun aud mvscit 1 th uk I ou.xht to let yoa tnow
that I uavt re.mivfd two bonH sri'vlun Tvifh
Keunali'K Spavin Cure' 0110 veiv Ipri'n one.
don't iuw how lon tbo sarln tad b;ea
tbero, I have owned 1 be hor e eint mo itUs.
Ir took me four inoiiLhs t latf 1 lie Ufoube
uffana iwo for the smnll one. I have ncd en
ttles. TUehoriOis cutuelv welt net at nil
Btlif. nnd 110 cunoli to bo seen or felt. Tula is
wi'iitleriut uiediilne. it Is u new tblnpr, heie,
bnt if it dors tor all waut it naiucne for nislts
sslo will be Tery creat.
Hespccilaily your.
CHAS. E. rARKEIt.
Kendall's Spavin Cure.
Con co gd, N. IT,. Jan. 2. US0.
B. J. Kr.TDALL.fc CO., Oentleracn i-W have
a tioautiiul rosn mare tNit was clven to us on
srenunt of a snavm on her leir, wbich made her
dead 1 ime. We Uox off her shoes and mlnwed
her to ran tn the barn vrd in the fall of the
vesr, sppirmic 4Kendni)'s Spavin cute' a word,
injc to directions. We did not use her for
nionti. Hhe wa entirely cureil, and the bunch
completely rttnoced. aim has never beetilutue
since wo state what wn Know to beu tact
Wo have sold twelve dozen Untiles In tho shot t
time that we hive arted as vour agents lu Con
cold. ltenpectfu.lv vour.
UKlIiUIIILIi t KlfTIlKDOn,
Apothecaries.
Statement late Mer OatL
To Wnou It si at ooxcitKN.-In tbs year
187SI treated vvltli Keui1u,rs pavln cure a
bene auarin itf heveial months growth, iiearlr
aa,t a laruo as a brn'a eirir.nnd tomn'etely step,
p-d the laruoneaa anu rciuovtu the enlarao
utiint. I hive irnrkefl tho hire ever since verv
ha il anil he never has been Icnit. nor ootilil X
ever see any rtlfffaienee m the i-ire of the hoc
joint, slucc I ireatiM bliu Willi KniAill'" fptv
in Cure It. A. HAINES.
JSuo.tmnsb. Foil', Vt., Feb. 17.
Sworn nnil Fuhacrluoil to heforo me tbls 2Mb
Cay ot February, A I). i879.
JOHN Q. JENNE.J.r.
KENDALL'S
Spin Care oa Human Flei
raltcu MU!, Washington Co., N.V., J
February 1, ISTS. 5
n. J- Kekdill II D Dear Mr. The nartlcu
lar cate ou whivb I ud your " Bpavtu Cure
was n maiifrnuni aokie spr-in 01 10 mouiua
siandinc. I had tried muny thtnfrs, but In v uu.
Yonr'tJoavinfiire' out lue loot to tbeffiound
imin. i.tid. fur the Arm time since bait.
natural po-iuo:. Far a family linlaientit ex.
ceis anv mine we ever ueu.
Yours truly. 11KV M. P. ftKLT.
rator M. K. Church. J'atti-n's .Mil is, 2tt Y,
KENPALI.M flTAVIN CURE Is sure Id its
ececis mi u iu its sliiou as 11 uoes not unsii r,
vec It lunenetroimir aud uoweiful.to reach eve.
rv deep seated pam or to lemove any bony
pro win oroiner enLJomeiii, sucu uu npsrios,
oplints. Cum C llous, tiprulns, swelltuas any
Lsmenes. and all liul'trirenients of tho Joints
or Limbor Uh-unialUm iu Man. and for any
pur none for which a Liu1 went Is used for Man
or iteat It is now kuown to be Ibe uet .Inl
loentfortnan ever used, uctinjc uilld yet cer.
tmn ln ltsetTecis.
Hend adore-s tor Illustrated Circular which,
we think, elves positive pnotof Us Ylrlu-.
No rennNty Dus ever met with such unqualified
ncco to our Kuuw.eaye, lur uiai
usn.
Pries Ii oer bottle, or six bottles fort& All
DrunKl-is baelt or ran irtlt for yon, or it
tUI be sent to any scuress on receipt 01 price
b the proprietors. t)B Jl,
Co., Kuosburjiu Fails, vu
tnne -tn
dniliiUtrator's Notice.
wnereas suers ui V'Vl"Vnr
DO Miwom 4ilii-l sisaii.su, inv vi lauiiti
dce..ed...h.o been iranled lo the n.U;r:
iljnrd. all ner.inii huvinit claims against the
sild rs.ate will please pn-smt ihem. dull au
thenticated, for S'ttlcuieot. and ilmse Irxlebt
ed tt the said estate will make immediate
payment. OLIVUK 1II.USK, Jll..
AilmlnlsimtKr. etc.
Lower Towameniloic, Nor. 13, lSsd-nd
A dnia lot's Ni tlce.
Notice Is berfhyalven. that Letters of Ad
iul6lt:rnU0n-Til'n' the Kalate of Mathlai
uLntA nr aiuthtaa
liavlt.hu.nVTSfitS.l t
t 1
lraairD6WllWtiis.lvM iiMieti eu to saw
Bt eitaieTWllI iakS Immnillaie paymnt, ami
Sl IbufiTartOK eUlw.will iraBt lUm. duly
fM ...l..-kl.......l r... Iua.nl ,a
.PjAiiousTJtAuaBEimr.it,
Auminisirawr. io.
WelHPort, Pa., Nut. Ith,nil).-we-
7 Husl
It.., .
tuut. i i ii it j 4 l
I VI.
tm-,' . i .
R3EW PREMIUM CORN
TWO IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES.
MUST.-lldoes notlnjnrs the corn, and It tbcrcium Just th.
thlnirtooe tor tliclllns torn (or seed.
HUCOND. The tip end and butt rrd ot the rn'n tun be
shelled Into one vessel, and tbe body or tlioenr Intu soothe,
wblcblsan Immenseconvcnlrtice.aa many Xariui-tB piftfii ctjly
thecornfromthemlddleot Iheear. ...
Every Farmer wants this Shetler for rhi-lltree"ti e,l.
try, for meil. tor seed, or for anv sluitlar purrmi, tio u.to..r
howmanvlarire.i'leh-prlrrd sh.llcrl it ryha"
Xt Will Pay ForltBcirBItHiy'rllif
uveron Allv i nrin.
Our rREjnTJJI rnltN Slir.l.l.fill Ik C tired to the
iTindoRKriMKi.irnoftliQdaT. W henonrelniroi'nerd tio- crsiruiil
,lte wantcdi Tehplrvnihl' tohi i'm Hf.tllni ilt n hcllereier
PflflimlliC. AOIfNTO WAVTWll In n, a.l r-n.nl.
flrit'Clas Cnontty Jlorra nnd He It in 1 ni iwft.e srd
AsRrersM'Atrnrorr.ai.'ilth -
,"t irottt. w
W-mple prepaid tn -rr addrrv, ypnn to- t nf t.
uuljctururs, Piliitshtri, FAnU 0 FiKClkE, Sr '
HOLHAH'3
PADS
CURE
simply
BY
THE ONLY
TRUE
Absorption.!
Tkaob Mark.
Holman'a Acne. Liver anil fttomnli
I'nil Vnr MAI.AUIA.
AUUK,
TltOU-
LIVER and 8T01IA.CU
11LE3. Trice $2.00.
Ilnlmnn'a Special Pad Adapted to old
chronic cases. Prlco $3.00.
Zlolinan'a Spleen licit For stubborn
caiea of Enlarged Spleen and
unyielding Liver and titonuuli
troubles. Trice $5.00.
llolmnn'i. Inrniiti. Part For ailments ot
Infants nnd children. Vrlce $1.C0.
Ilolmnn'a Itctinl I'm! For Kidney aud
Bladder Complaints, l'rico $.1.0,.
Holman's Utcrlno Pad For Fumala
troubles. Price $5.00.
Holman'a Absorptive Itlcdlclnnl Hotly
lMoMcr Tho lst plaster mado
porous on rubber basis. Price 23c.
Holman'a Absorptive ITIrilli-Inul 1'oct
Planters FornnmbfeHt nndub's.
Slsh clrrulatlnn. Price per pair Uio.
Absorption Suit Medicated F lot Bath -
For Colds, Obstruction and
nil cases whero n foot tnth la
needed. Per half lb. packntre, 15c.
For salo by all druggists or sent by mall,
postpaid, on receipt of price. Thu Aworpiton
cult is not "mailable" nnd must bosentby
Lxpresi at purchaser's expense.
Tho auceess of IIolmnii'N Padn has In
Fplrcd Imitators who olfer Pads similar la
ronu and odor to tho tbdb noLUAWa, aaylne.
"Thoy aro tho eame, &c" Dowaro of ail
Boocs Pads, only (rotten np to sell ou the repu
tation of the genuine.
Bee that each Pad bears tho (rroca rnrVATB
rtr.vr.MUE stamp of tho llolman Pad Company
with atiovo Trade-Mnrh.
If allllcted with chronic ailments send n eni
else description of symptoms, which will to
celvo promit and careful attention.
Dn Holman's nclvlca la free. Full treatise,
sent free on application. Add resa,
IIOiaiAN PAD CO..
(P. O. Box 2,112) 93 William Street, NewTorfc.
HAIR DTFls IhrfUf est
and best t acta Instan
taneously, producing
tho must natural bIkoIj
of black orbrowntdi cs
I D tfir A nnn mo not slam thn Hiiin-.easu
! Ilia I AUUIlU O ly applied. A Btatulard
i preparation I lavortni
upon every welt ap
pointed toilet for ladr
or gentleman. Sold by
all druo-irlnta and ap
'ft 1 a'sira
plied by ull liulr ilreisnrs. J. CriWf ATWttO,
Vi William Street, New York.
Merchants, Manufacturers,
nursorymon, i-iorists,
attxiionors and
Duslnoos PoodIo
eTerjnlia sr. lc!llited wilh, and
Make and Save Money
HMVrX bTU'i,!" 0'1l reaTl i'!e
1 1 1 Ur enouph to tto all tlie frtnnr required, ttronc rapid.
easy lO WOKK, 1VJ retil"-l, aiwfnir Imy can manoplr,
nt tio liundrciW f Uullbtavwanhoi vtniei;-v jeir, WiimaLa
twelve styles, built himl n 1 IcWitpower, ranclnifin prkefroni
i i oo upwank. fvnft s-tent ttamp fur circular!. Over 7.000 Ia
Hie. CJ"THe Modfl rnR liasmide m over ffi jlnt
tnontli nj good prdspe. t 1icat." 11. Kll. Houston, T .
My Model, run ,s as over paid Ur itself alrci a In card
jtrlntinn slons." W, F. Wdolahd. Falrr id. Ills.
Mold-t. de$ all tiiieven mure tli.tn yuu c1 mftrl " 1 II.
SKYPKR, Newton, N.J. First 1'rl cikt 1'iris. t78,aiivlbytlney,
N.S.W.,'79. AIJrc4tanortlertcrtn-ttiiriLitjm,rtnfji ur.ni
J. IV. DauQhaiay & Co, 721 Clicstnut St. Philadelphia
m payio
nurpoacs auu L-Dt
Ft! I ourKublicr IInnl Z'rtut
RT HtaitMt tincil tor all Frintlnff
tiiiiarktTi. SuhitiltM free.
U.TAYLOUJb CO., ClijvekntJ Ohio.
ItayiApenti to Sell tlt Slandanl AtTrlcjUurml Tlook
.New, Accnriit, Com.trehenslvo. A Complflt lno
llll
pftvcit many- time It cot rverr hmiMin. tC0 rase.
149 Illai'ratltnii. Sent! for Circular and trrmi to
J. C. AIcCUltDY & CO., riilluilcli'lila, l'a.
ELASTIC TRUSS
I lai a Pki dl SWo. frftm 1 oltm.
m CDp. ABM, Wll. O.II.A.IU1U.K
UUlla c.nur,aj.blll.llu.ll
poiilIeD of th botlft whQ lha
liol It a tho tin pnaoM back I
iBtrilfBKJnftMBMraoavouU
vl.h tho Vltr. Wlta Iteat
h-M. ! ntbt. J a nJ Wl core rertrJi. It U ty UuixUa
ialcli-s ScDlbrnuIl. Circulars fnu
ECC1X3T0X TliUSS CO., Clilcago. 111.
DANIElTwiEAND,
rtiintrn iissTiiiaulitlilwt'iiMiV
Carriagcs,Wagon s,Slcighs,iS;c
CORN ii or
BANK AX1) IltON STItEETS,
IiEIIKlHTON, Pcnna.,
llesneotrullT announces to his friends b
nd the
public, that ho Is prepared to JJuIld all ika-
criniions ui
UAItltlAOES,
SPilINO WAOONS.
SLKIUUS. ke.,
In the Latest and Most Approved Miles, at
Prices lully as low as the same can be obtain
ed elsewhere, guaranteeing the bestSeasoni-d
Material and most substantial workmanship.
Particular attention glrcn to
REPAIRING
In all Its details, at the very Lowest Prlres.
Patronage respectfully solicited and perfeot
satisfaction guaranteed.
Deo 0, lt;-yl 1) AN. WIKAND.
Tow "OPENING ! "
The undcrsleucd respectfully annnunse to
the Ladies of Lchlahton and vicinity that
they havelust returned from tbe city with a
new and elegant assortment uf
Fall & Winter Millinery Mi
courmsiaa
IIAT.ByNNETS,
FLOW EUS,
'ltlllllUNS,
TpiMMi.vrs,
NOTIONS, ele, eta.,
WMeh they sre otTerlui
uir
at unprecedtniedly
JO W 1111'
US FOllUASII. All wura out
H f 'U,UP, , ""a'V. , VJI?
uue Is sollullrd and i-rreet sat sfa -lieu guar
anteed. MKH. A. Kit EA SI Kit,
MISSM S. 8NYUt.lt.
Store utthlnterlctlouur Usnk street anl
Iljnkway, lMblhlou,Pa. Sept.St-Sia
$5!
OulDl Mlit Irw tu ihoaa wno wi-li to tn
aa.t'in ibe 11.0-1 piaaautai a pr tliaua
bl-lll,a. known. vrv !miir.,iw l-ati.
iw u-.i it qunea. ive wi i runnel fop eroir
th nit tfOad.yaii tuiwards la ski y mada
w tnoa. star nar awav
- inv-i. .i.r iinaw.j- in
i,to B. Siaaur are lnali,r fortnnn ut h. In.
Bar naw worner. T, a u lu
l-.a-a. LaaiM asak as ssikIi as mer, nnd vonua;
bora mm K n iraxt i y N' l
Kjltoitewor. (all la ui.ee muie uoceyerery
dsr (Ma asm m ,ii a v.-ok ai.ii, . ,,.ia v
rrnui i ym.i t Itn, l o e,ga at o.icc w.l
fluila-.' , ,-o l ', ti VLdxtaa
II. JIAI.l.sfilT &. UU. 1-Otli0 UlW
Oel. :, um-1) '
ysEiic'ic
ni t f
'M Ohio.