S22
U.1M
HIBCMXANSOlla.
'In all true work thoro In something of
Iivinets Iz-ilnr, wiilii 03 the carlli lias Its
umniHIn hesven.
Watch for oppirtunilin of usofulno'?.
Ercry ilny brings them, and onto gnno they
tr tfoite forever.
A mint, quiet, orderly demeanor ao
.nipllshst tn no tin n ft lilisU-rlog tongue
mill hii arrogant iitliMi !'.
rijt'Milc love U like n nureb out in
tt tub vtfneat Ihero Is ni'ulo ami a K""1'
deal if dust, bjt ni il 11 ti ir r.
How nunv toi lo Mould be mute It
they toro forbidden, to tpeuk well nl thorn
selves mid evil of others.
Boll-dental ia Hie most exalted pleas,
ure, tnd tlio conquest ol evil'habils II t
tiiutt glorious triiriiili.
The Riml nf religion is llkflv tnlnsmo?!
popular Which docs not eoriously itilcifeic
with what yml Inlenil to do.
Thn nurn crop of MIoiirl fhisyctr I"
it'lnltliins; even the nallvi, simo tMil
yloMluj in much r.t 100 to 125 bushels per
nere.
lfwomn will put a drop t.f honey mi
their tongue before tp'jltlii,; Ihey will ho
nrprised to seo how easily friends err
mil ile.
In l-nvtl.h t"ft.t,..v mnrfnnnA Ch.mlit mw
trim-ling In tali ewmtry, tar. ttttt,iiiost of th.
llurno ami Orttllo I'owttert sold here nrc worth
ies lra.li. he nays tliitl Sheridan's Uonnltion
l'ouilirii nre ab.olutelv nure nml immcnstly
vatusblc. K ittiirnoncinti will nuke liciitlny 111.0 SlicrlilnirsCordltionronilcrs. nose.uemptiiiniui
Jolplnt tooil. SuW 'everyithere, or s.ut by mal lor S latter-stamps. 1. . Joaxsos & Co.. Itosion, Mas
mmn
EKIirWY HT.TX,
''Well' tlaith Ifuewer" rlore heilm
and runr, eure4 l)y;iep ii, Itnpoteney'''
nal Ilebilitv. il.
INDIAN BLOOD SYRU
mm
&$Curca all diseases of tho Stomach, Liver, Eow
&rar55i . ... , r,,-i- .mi .1 ir.'n: utH.
J dlseasos, and pronounoo it to bo tho
BEST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN.
Guaranteed to Cure Dyfipepftia.
ggTA GENTS W A N T E 1
Laboratory 77 West 3d S.M New York City, Druggists pell it.
I.YUENS, lucrum Co.. Pa.
eorered with Teller, for which IconU get tio relief iinill I toik
FARMERS' COLUMN.
Dn. OtAiii: JoMfaos:
... . I . . Jt lit. T.tl.n U MlilKh T f rt ti 1 1 1 e
JWM mil A syrup. Which hit 'oireotSa lTcGreil me."5! r'ecommenrt It hiKhly.
iui - ..t.f.rim.
your
To ol I prow) which jieio'i upon n lire
lu l)ulh)v. Mn?3 , overy iifriTiio.'-i nml on
Until linn Irnl of ollor mo collei'li-il, n
calleil Minnjy mul Sunki-y.
IIhvc tho ("niijii'tj to fnro n ilifTiriill
eyen though it shmiM Kii'liyou Imrrirr tu n
V"il ba i g 1 1 in'il for. D.lll uilies.lilio ll'luve ,
of en ilUapp-ir nt n hum.
-rThcse si.t 'ho pcivii' , 'he nli-jrri1,'l o
JiStiitisfieJ, n'-ioiite. t tu, Iclous,
ami tn who live upon others' n oil s nrc.
furevcr iiihmhi ntnl uiilmppy.
Thoro Is a tteo in Jutiintrn cillcit tho
'life treo," ll.o lcjycs of wliirli giow even
wh"ii ftrrveiel iiotn liio p nut. It in im
possible I Ici'l it exo pt by burning.
When il tin wli.il is rijht, tli hcurt is
9V, ami b'coni'-f bolter eyery il.iv J bir
when praclh'in? ilneit tie iihikI hiLors
urnl every ihiy ceenis to get worso.
i
"EOUOII ON EATS."
riexrs out r.i.i, .. roaches, Hies, tints
b.-.l Iiii, skuu'n,:'iipni.iui.9. n pio rs. 15c
DrugsiiU.
Mnmfnetnrc'otani) DcM-r in
iTCTO, BAHQE8 AilD HEATERS,
ito aM SUfcMron Ware aiil General
IIer.se FumlsMng Goods.
nhi.rt notice and at Lowetl Ca.h Pi ices.
A man nover realize, rennrV n com
mercial triveller, how jilcntifi.l iTiiuiord is
niiil how pt'iirco arc brciol utnl incut, until
he tackles a railway rcfrcjlin.cut-rooin sai.J
xvich.
A ilehjmi sp.ivrow hm literally lm It
her ticut in tho Imn's nionll', liuviir; in.n'Oj
her homo in thcjivis nf tho nionuinentul
lion surmountltii tho Bclahi inouml on tho
fieiJ'of Wartcrloo.
'I thoiulityou hale.l that flirty minx.
Tet you went up anil kii-swl her." "I ilo
hata her, nml that ia why I 1 : 1 it. Ti iok til
the big deckles on her check wlitrc 1 Uinai
the iwiler olT."
What is the first thing 10 bo done in
cose of tire?" nske.l I'Mfsjur Stems. "tSiif
tho insuranco company," promptly ans-
weieil tho boy at the foot ol lh c!ms, whoso
father hail been burnt nut unco or twico.
HO It UKCI!UITtO WITH THi OIOOnPMT Of 1MJ00UH
TRY WILL SEE BV tXAMIWINa TMISl l nw na
JA-ere kind ot STOVE OUATK anil nitr.
BltlOKS Lvjitcousfiutlvoii html.
Store on SOUTH Street,
A tew doors obovo Baok St., LEUIOIITON.
rntimnicotoUcittd-Satlerooii-n CTjrajiJ'ect.
Oit M l A- SOSblSU.
taaVc umlerslauii thottheiB istoba a
cimpany formed to purchnso the fnruinlii
and busineas nf tho Ksrcihior Itiiptnre
Curo now prepared and Sjl.l under the
personal direction of Mr. 1". U. Merrick.
This 'emedv is gaining fjinnus reputation
thru'the couulry equally us gre.it as it has
In our city. Tho many sevuro cases of
Kupturo that have been cured hero in our
midst are the reasons so many l our capit
alists are so anxious to get a chenca to pur
eh ISO slock. It is rumored thai if tho com-
juny or combination is formed tho price ot
tne treatment win io aitvancen ion per rem
ir rloulile tho present price. Mr. W .1
lievis of tho Oidonsbur !nu Homo clainif
that it is a very fine propirati'n ami bound
toeuecced. w e most clieerrully congrutu
lalo Mr. Merrick on li'ivm mnie such mic
cess in cettini up a pieimtiition that "o ef
fectitnllv cures rupture. LSinti.th'S show Ihit
Rlinut oue in evo.y live persoim are thus at
dieted. We are ere litubly inlnriited Hint
Mr. Arernek lias font out during the pa-l
six months over one hundred tico treit
menu to elcrsyinen und parlicn nnutile tn
pay for tho remedy. Ojiltnibnrq Xtwi.
As tho prie nfiho Hii'i'lsior Ktt pi nr.
Treatment wilt bo advanced in a tdtortltme
vo advise any one sutleriii'' Iiom llutiure
to ennd atnrico fir a I rco I) ml; on Rupture,
to t . 11. MerrirK, Utensuurg, a, .
'Middle measures are o!ten but mid
illtng measures." There arc no "iiiiil.llinss'
tihout Kidney. Wort. Il is tho most thor
ouijlily refined "flower" of medicine.
knows no hulf.way measures, but radical1
uproots all diseises ul'tho kidneyr.liycr nr.
liowets. It overthrows phe', abolishes con
etipation and treats the fyttem rn pnt'y
nnd soothingly as to prove it-s true kipsl
to nature In all its pmifc. It is piipire.
In be tli liquid and dry form. .
VARIETIES.
FAIK BJBJLIilUrG I
At WimtOTMiite's B0H0M Priee Store !
A full line of Fall and Winter Goods at LOWER
PRICES THAN EYER. I have just added a nice line
of Men's, Youths' and Boys'
J, F. HAL8ACM,
MusiC BbaleR
-AXD-
Instnictor in Music
LEHIGHTON, Penna.
A full lino nf all kinls ef
flHIRAGO.ROCK ISL&ND &PACMC R'
By tho central poiition of its line, oonnocta the
jfiast and the West by lh ohortest route, und car
rion paeaetifferi, wttnout clianffo of cara, between
CUicoffo and Jtauoaa City, Council BluiTe .Leaven -north.
AtchiBon, Minneapolis and Bt. Paul. It
connects ia Union Depots -with all tho principal
lines of road between tho Atlantic and tho Paciflo
Oceans. Ita equipment Is mrlvaled and macnitt
cent, being composed of Most Comfortable and
Beautiful Uay Coach c a, Manifloent llorton Ho
clininc Chair Care, Pullman's Prottlest Palao
BlcepiDff Cars, and tho liest Lino of Dining Cars
In tho World. Threo Trains between Chicaao and
MtsBouri Utvcr Points. Two Trains between Chl
oo and MinnoapollB and tit, Paul, via the Pamoua
"ALBERT LEA ROUTE."
a i-fA-ar -nrt THi-rtt T.-trA. trl.i Stniaaand Kiinlea
kec.has recently been opened between Itlchmond,
Norfolk, Newport News, Chattanooca, Atlanta, Au
fiutt, Nashville, r-oulAville, LoiinKton, Cincinnati,
Indianapolis and Lafayette, and Omaha, Mlnneap-
nnH n Ti-inl iti-tri in tprmndlitf) noints.
AU Through Poasencers Travel on 1'aat Erprasa
Tioketfor ealeat all prineiral Ticket Offices la
tho united tuaiss ana uannaa. ...
Daggaeo chocked through and rates of fare al.
way a aa low us vuuivoittutR um uusi hm
U$ or detailed Information, tret the Maps and Fold
Ora of the
GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,
At your nearest Tlotcot O1S03, or address
R. R. CABLE, E.ST. JOHN,
a Vlm-rtM. & O.al H't'r. Ota'l Tku t tut. Agt.
CHICAGO.
ritttnr; Boots and Mangols.
Win. Clift condenecs much valuable ln
ititictioii on tha caro of roots lu the lyri-
culturM of this mohth I
Many persons are deterred Irorn raising
ugtir boots and.mangels, through the sup.
posed dilfioulty in keeping them in good
condition through the winter. They sui.
poss that u room or cellar, In connection
with tho stables Is essential to tha proper
storing of tho crop. Tills, to bo sure, is da
sirable, and would pay well in building or
remodelling n barn, but It is by no means
esicntlnl In keeping boots or mangels.
Thoy may bo picseryed by pitting, as easily
ascabbago or carrots. The conditions ofmfe
keening are good drainage and covering
entujili to guard them against (ho hard
freailngund sudden tliawiirg. Select any
gravelly or well-drained sub soil, near the
stables, or In the fields whero they aro
cron. Itemovo' the surface soil ten or
I twelve Inches deep, with plow and ecrapcr,
about four feet In width, mid as long at tuny
I' bs uece'sary to hold tho crop. Remi vo the
tips without bruising or cutting tho rn. ts,
an I so stack them, as to make a roof steep
entugli to shed ram when they are coveted.
D y, sandy oarth may be sifted innnciig
the roils as vnti slack them. I
T lis will aid in keeping the teni) er&ture
mora eyeu through winter. Cover the loots
with about six Inches of straw or refill hoy, .( ,rrt ,w1w, r, 1. 1VT X 1. 1 X 1
and outside, of tins, place six inch.a of eur-, VUll j J IIX -UlJLl01115i tlSty V lltJX'U. lU UUUU1U ID OllO V
face soil, when this urrontrs Irnien, and
tho frost Ineieases, six Inches more of roil
should be added In the roof. Much of (he
.vork of covering may bo done w ith (he
nlow, by turning tho furmns toward Iho
lit If one end of the pit is kept thickly
loddeil with straw the cotcriui; ol H i- end
vill not freeze hard, and the roots can bore
'iiovod at any lime, as t! ey are wonted.
"urnlps, cirmts and pareniiis may bo kept
a ho S'ttno way, and be nlwtyt a.-cisl lo
.or winter feeding. With a ;ood supply of
he'o roots, so easily raised on any land In BANK STREET, LetligbtOn, Pa
4onJ lioait, all our slock can bo lurried.
to my stock, and at prices that are away
Why? Because I bought them low and for cash
and will sell them low. Call and examine stock be-
Goods and sive Prices.
W. S. WINTERMUTE.
I1G1MIA.1I & CO,
hrnujh the wi itirin much better coudi.
ion.and to made more profitable than with
ml them. They aro an excellent substitute
or LTOui pastures, and llnso who citltivuto
and iced them largely, may not sutler much
on if they fall to adopt ensilage.
illLLEUs and Dcalcn In
FARM NOTES.
&W SI 5 is S40 wpeeerk.
Wo havo stores In 15 leading Cities,
from which our agenta obtain their surrlics anlckly.
Our Fnciorlc and Principal tlfilccs aro at
Uric, Pa. Baud tor our Sew Cutulosuo raid
torw. to agents Address
M. H, LOVELL 3,cLW.va
Sheet Miisic,
MUSIC BOOKS, &c,
is cnrstanlly kf nt on hand al the Ware
Room, ticar lho L. i S. Depot.
Solo Agent in tho Lehigh Valley for
Behiiing Pianos !
Ooll and sea them j they hare no superior.
Also, Agent for
Weber, Decker, Connor ana
J. P. Halo Pianos,
Aid varieiB Makes of OHGAKS
Instruction given at rupil's residence on
Piano, Organ, Voice and Theory. i c28
AllKllld-of G RAIN EOrjOnTcml SOLD a
ni:uut.Ai'. jiAiiicur itATica.
Wo would, alto, icancrttnllr Intoria ourelti
z-mi Lluii. we ore liow.fulir pruparud lo hUl'
l'l.V tueni with
rrom tny MIn dcslicd at VEtlY
it. IIEILM AN & t0.
JCtt'1 1 11T I' 1J Q now suirilns from
OV 1 tlJ ll-t it i. J Wuumln or ilfteato of any
y uiilltiiry sertleoaie unttllrit
Wldons. minor children, tie-
Hpendetil mothers or lathers of tot. Iters who
1 died iroiiifhetlt-ctsol Ihclr service ufoitlso
.Many invalid petiMnocrs are
Wo continno to
nctaaoolicitorafor
natontB, caveats,
trado-mftrliB, copyrights, etc., for
tho United StatiB, and to obtain pat
ents in Canada, .tngianu, iraii,
flnmnnv nor! pll ntlier Countries.
ri'iiti-t vmIt veara nractico. Ko
for examination of models or draw-
Tliirty-slx yenra'
cliarco for examination o
ntnnia ni.tni.-,.ri iirmioli arocoiicod in
tho SCIENTIFIC AKEHICAW, which has
Iho largost circulation, r.nd is tho inost inttu
cntial uowspnpor of its kind pnbliabpdln tho
woriu. mo nuvanini;cBuiDuv;iii.w.w"..j
Thislarso and splcndldlv illustrated novfe
paperispiibUshcd VEElr.Y at f 3.20 a year.
n.iitioi lolintlin hestnaner dovotou
toBcicnco.mcchamco.inTontions.cnginoerinc:
workn, rtntl other departments of industrial
progress, puuiwnuti m uu
oopfos by mail, 10 cents. Bold by all
Addrc-cs, Mnnn k Co., publishers of Scion
tifio American, 201 Broadway, New lork.
Handbook about patents mailod froo.
0
Grepi cl.anre ti niAhe mon.
ry. Tlui.cwhoolwoy' take
adiontai-o ot l.o cooii
t ctibueea for mnliius money
hetciie weilthr. wllle thonewlmdo i.ot tin
irov uch ehai'-e. li'tn ilii In peveily Wc
waiitii. us men, 'omen, uoyaanu gills lo wc.tK
f.n-uvr .tlntelrowu tcaltlo. An i m
n. ..intiit mrr To-ierlv fiom the Htart. The
bitilurta I pay two thm tent meon!lnnrj
viae. ICiieuMvo uiflt fnrntsn-it lire. .No
ono who o i' euguo fvli- " eve-oiii
i. 1.1 .lAvnie vnu whole t me to the woric
...'...iifmni nnnrfl mnmenis. Full Information
n- ilrtl Ilia i iico'lcd rem t.eo. Addresssns-
s i co., 1 rtiaod, alamo. oecio-ir
Slnglo
nows-
How Lest, How Mors !
A milkman was awoke iy n wag in the
night with the aniiouicoirent that his best
cow was choking, lie forwilh Jumped up
to savo the Ufa of his onimal, when, lo 1 he
found n turnip stuck In tin) mouth of tho
j u-np.
A farmer in It.-adlev county. Arkantar.
caught ,. woll by the tail ,.s Ihoanimal crept j J if?, i,.'r a" i .'I-inXri3
o"neei.I -ell uw mev no la. loauy enicn i
JuHfublistiod, n nrw tilltlon ol Iir. CUT.
V,..I,WU1.'. rKI.I'.'.rtAItitl H 'AY on
.hon.l.i-iniiiiet.l tn.KI.tltIllli;oi'A oi fell
tit' v'-iiki.eM I'imi utitHir tteaoiml l.o ce,
IJiPoii MV. iloiitn 1 on" IhyMcl lri in ,
I nili mn. i ni' tu Mari!n.ii to ; alno. ' o
euiipin-v 1 rti td'sK niol tiT i.a.veeo ov se.t
luitu'c i.ie or m xiu.1 '.ruvu1U(.e e.
Vbe i-!el ret 'd r.lill o- in till" rttio:rlil K
through a fence, and thers ho braced and
hollered and hung on, and dug ill lib toes
lor a long hour, when n neighbor arrived
and ended the contest.
Au exchange siysiliat ono ollhofrcxeu
roosters foiiii 1 Imnaiu.i by lu clawa to tin
l.inh of a tree atXo'v A'liany, Imliana, had
his last crow ttickiuj eleven iuchol nut o
his mouth, and frozen alilf.
--A Wisetnsiii husbmd sued a man fm
alienating his wile's ullVctions, and llmjury
giro him ouo dollar damages. When it
woman'a affections aro coiitiilereil equiva
lent to ten pounds of cheap sugar, it's no
woulor young men are remaining single.
.Two tramps stopped at the Iioum of n
lone widow in Westchester county, and one
wo it in to beg. Very soon ho came nut
with a bloody nose and n black eye. " Ui I
you get anything. Jack 1" "Yts," ho growl
t"J, "I've got the widow's might."
Sir Udtvln I.andfoMhe celebrated anl.
Dial painter, nul Sydney Smith met at
dinner parly. Tho canon was in one of h
licit bumorsaind so delighted was iho pain
r that he asked him to sit for hi plctur?,
to which proioitinil Sydney replied i "Is
thy servant a Jog, tliut lie tbould dotLU
iblngj"
-Mrs. Smike jays the reason why child
Ttia ol this generation are so bad Is owing to
thewcaringujllalmoral boots instwol ol old.
I tthloned slippon. Motlmra find ittooinueh
much tiouble lo Jiull off their boots to w hip
rllddreu, so they g unpuiii.heil but whtu
Ih was a thlld.tho way the llppr ucwl to
do Its duty wos caution to cvtry ono in tho
.family.
Oold iti Cr.t diooYcrd in California
i-lnlS18.
Tha first punting press lu tho United
f t Us was introdua d in
fhe first steam en-ioeojt .itcontiaent
Kt'ss bn'Miiht from tngland iu 1753.
tH.lnttna oi't a iuw ox t u.e hi oi ee mrrie,c(.r
t in unit ett"ci'iai by mo mi ol wtn. li tvny
m.Utirer no nial.tr Miiai in, on.i.roii tiiy
urn cuxeliiniseit eltK.ply, iriv.to y, r.uJ la. 1-
11.1. v.
VTi'ts r. cliue cSer.l.i lie In tli" lar.d.ct
;cry i uiUU aim eveiy man m l.e tcLi.
Ri i.t itfldei- n.at. m it niMn envc!ic to tnvl
4H-tfr. t0,ldltUt OU IXCCIIO. OI 1X UCUtT
to po.iajT Han't". i.ire.-t
nioCnlvfrwRll Mcdlcnl Co.,
: o.n-x tt
41 AUS St. Kew Vo'k K. X.
Lit. i.lHU
1 uMr.o. in w l.cltre li-e puli
lie. You ft,r. u av- ti euej
It.-ler hir-otloi tiHil.i.11 f.t
lllf tWl'ir e.te. (rp'lalict
vi'-cad o o 1 1 ttio r vi .
dl2a tiy and iivwrdn on do rl 11 me !y lle to
dtut-rioM. Mou, vrt.t.ien hoye rrrt Llris .i nicd
(viryw'.ii"re to woi-it lor o New slii.- unto.
You o -it woi k in i-paiol:oit "il tr give vr
v,f,i rtnoto the Lnanew. Vim en livout
hioi una do tan vtt. So ottirr lm'ne wt 1
nay yMtt uoitr y a't tvcll No ot ecAi. tan lo in ko
i.nMmrn. mi.v lie rnrot.'lii' i.l Ollee. LCfl.V
fiii'll! tint teims frtw. Jlone made turn, crw-
. ttnuu I.eii'rciJy. Addres, - kue a t o. au
lyu JtiViJ. oeitjl
AGENTS! AE5JTS! AGENTS I
for fiCN. DODGr.'S bnn' new book, entided
Thirty-Three
xears Among
mum
fKfUtc uvutfotir jAUiutoi, Cf With aa able lattutlucUua
By Gen0 Sherman
Th'j n.ir iro.ls trst tt rite in'ii-rli-et for ty rraiJent
Anmia aiil nun i-(. ,al by Cm. Shtrmwi, Cm.
Grant, G. SturiJa Cw, JImieorl; snd r.oijnnifj cf fln
latntSIm. Get. Osaxt tir. , -' U litMUxlboi'; on Indian
lift ncrtmun." Eislior Vilit (i'.t ihci'Jtt,) ..y. t "II
U a lank of immnsa vac. ' Jt It the oJy ar.lhectlo orcoant
f eur lodton. crer puljlthl, iaUr reTealltis Uiclr "Inner
life," iccrct d..'ngi, cxrtoiu, fte. Ill, rrp'fftt vlth thrlllins
f ipcrlcnce. cf tlio Auttior, nd of famou. Sror.tJ. Trarnen.
Cow-boy., 5I'rc. nortler IlufDiiil, tto.,vlTiJlyportrsjlii5
I.Uo la t!ie Great Vflt ti It ruiio ft. Sd lAuu, mj in prct.
With filstl KcsraTlpfft snd & ifwrb Clirtio-LIthniph
ri!s lo jr. colon, from ptatAgrftrl'S mads ty Uts V. 8.
OwTcntinnt exj rtesly fur IhU prtzt urnl:
AGCN'Jl'll 1M. sraal book is now oat-solliai all otrtrrl
lOtol. -Vo eamjtttlton. AatnUsvcrazd 10 to 30 orders
a day. 7o vtnt I0OO maro agent, tt ones, .Rrcfaiu-.
Territory cni .rfal Pnii. ci'rr t. Our Urgt rtreuUrs vim
full rutlculu. tent ,'e. A flno FiKrliiien flftto sent it
uLitltxi lor 3 teat ,ttmi). Ad.lre.i tho tolt pubU.htr.,
A. D. wor.TUI.NUTON' i CO.. lilttroaD. Coat.
Management it tlio cheapetl and most'
iraclic.il nianuro on tho larni.
--Gather and bum all tho weeds that
inva secdwl. By thusdotroytng the seeds
if troublesome weeds, you will stvo your
sell many days of labor in tho soring.
Blackberries and raspberries may hi sot
til aa .long as the ground remains open.
I'hey 6'nrt car'y in the spring au.i if'innved
'ion th-) shoots arc apt to be brokeu.
Do not follow corn with oats, , 11 i not
dciir.ihli! rotation. If possible tako n. r-mt
rop after thocorn.ini let tlio oats lollow I bmd caufred by uiilltiiry sertleoaio utilltlcd
ho roots. Cliycr may b.j seeded tlinvn" 10 V
e.th tlieoti. "
..l .Iticntltleil.
If you have eay access In a words, so- utu-d loan iciikbu. Oarclul iisslntance
urcaslargen ipnntay , ponibH ... leafWcn .Kvor bwjctw,
nouhl. It is an e o"ially good fertilizor . uvldenre. lloiupleto Instructions with rufer.
., .mn., ....Inl.T.a llirl In.m n!.l ,, ,,.,,1 '"ellC'S SCII t On Oppltcall 11. O It AS. Cv (1 1 0 A.
ir sweet iiotatoes. Ilirt trout ool vtrai'l , .., . ,,.' t,. oi p. Si Was h nir.
iiles snouid ue citroiuiiy coiiectsu ai.u uuu- . tuu. u u. juiy i, too..
d to tlio compost heap.
While handwork pre'es,'t will ho w'to
o hire extra help to keep the teams at wi.ik
nloughiug ftnbbles, drawing out anil sproad-
ng nianuro on the soil intended lor cum.
tattling atvainp muck and duing other rx
r work.
Trials made nt tho Wisconsin Ex cri
uent Farm in finding sweet milk to pigt
ihowed that on an average, lour pounds of
dim meal wcroetjual to twenty pounds of
.tweet skim milk, or one pound of tncol
uual to live of ml k, if fed separatelr.
Where calves ale fed by tho pail, prepj
r caution should bo observeit to hovo t(ie
milk as near as possible Its natural tempera
ture when milked from the cow, otherwise
t goes into Ihe calves' stomach too told, a ml
thoy aro '.ho more likoly to gorgo them
el yes.
Straw that is to ba used for bedding
ito.k should be. cut short. It is then much
noro easily handled. The common practice
is to leave it long, when much incoitvcui
nco is found on removing it, on account of
ita clinjins together and forming a solid
sheet of manure.
Peoplo are slowly learning lh.it fruit
cannot bo taken from land year after year
w tlx ut making a return, and unless the or.
cturd is manured, it In time bucmnca neur
y useless. Stable manure, ashes, lime or
boms uro nil valuable, and may Lo applied
uotv or in the spring.
A Frenchman claims to hayo found
that tomato leaves boun I nbout iho trunk
anil limbs of peach t'ces will ill lye it way tho
curculioauil ants became of thoir peculiar
fragrance .Ho also found that water sleep
ed with tomato leaves unit sprinkled over
ros.-s and orange;; drove the insects from
them, and he thinks it will do the tamo
go-id on melon villi's.
Top dress the knolls or jioorer parls of
uewly town wheat fields. Even a thin
coating of straw will benefit the crop woi.
dcr.'ully. As it is tho shelter nml protection
that ho'ps the crop, marsh hay or buck.
wheat, straw will be serviceablo Vthere
coarse ni inure is not available. On worn
iauds, where tho wheat has come up por
CHAS. M. SWEENY & SON
s
Are ofleinig cxtiaoicunaiy inducements to all Buyers of
Choice Groceries and Provisions,
DllESS AND DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, OIL CIJOTIIS,
QuecnsMarc, Wood and Willlow Ware, &c.,
BTJBMG THE HOLIDAYS !
Remember the Place,
Old Post-Office Building, Bank St., Lehighton.
Clocks & Spectacles.
titf Mil
SSilddm-M QSSS 5 .lit
t o
Fulfill all promises.
Rolling stones gather no
moss.
Subscribe for Advocatb
$1 a year.
Folks do live through a
sight of suffering.
"Why is it people boot a
dog and shoo a hcn
The road to matrimony is
the bridal path.
Advocates of improved
Husbandry old maids.
Tears arc the flowers that
fertilize this world.
A sanctified heart is bet
ter than a silver tongue.
It is not a profession, but
fruit that glorifies God.
It is foolish to bor:ow
trouble from to-morrow.
A China set a Jien sit
ting on a porcelain nest-egg.
"Whoever has learned to
love has learned to be silent.
The heart benevolent and
kind most resembles God.
Do not allow yourself to
lose temper or speak excited
it is impolite to say a
man has "cheek;" say "facial
area.
The jealous man poisons
ns own banquet and then
cats of it.
What is always invisible,
yet never out of sight! Tho
ettcr s.
This world docs not seem
to be tlio place to carry out
one s wishes.
lie that hath light
oujrhts of sin, never had
Kt citt thoughts of God.
Every bitter disappoint
ment m life adds another
crow's foot" to man's brow-
Apples arc good for stock
Store away as many as pos
sible of them for winter feed.
Queen Victoria remains
faithful to that ideal material
of elderly ladies, black silk.
Idleness is hard work for
those who are not used to itr
and dull work for those who
:iie.
-Many a man too lazy to
make his own Jiving, is very
making
Watches and J ewelry
58
FOR THE PERMAHEfiT CURE OF
Tin r.U'.w dtaerjsoij so tsrcvalcnt In t2Us
country as Ccactlpatlou, and rao remedy
ihaa over cntiallcd tho celebrated KIDNEY-
woilT m a cure, vnatover mo cauce,
however ou3tlnato tho coco, t-iis remooj
.will overcome It.
r-, i a rr- s u.'2ii.a QiflTjeseing com-
U BhniMtm tilalnt li very ant to be
comr'Ucatcd with constipation. Kidney
Wrrt etrenuthona tno weaKcnea Txircs ana
quicitly cartu uXl kinds of nice even when
Tihva.atirs and medicine have beforo fall-
!lcd. jylfyoiihoTO cither of theao troubles
USE
LfpniCEsiliSsOrupKlstsSelljl
Bv the Combined Treatment of
EXCELSIOR
RUPTURE PLASTER
AND
HEALING COMPOUND !
rositlro evidence of Wonderful Cures teuton receipt of 3c. stamp.
julv u.vl Address, F. II. MERRICK. Ogdensburg, N.
Wi aro low SS ABY for FALL TSAi;
E. l LDCKENBACil,
Tr.o r-uili rulou tLo "BroadKcy Uouta
ilAUCH CHUNK, IM.
Pealerin til i' all ems i! train oli3 rtney
Window Shades,
Paints & Paintesr' Supplies,
lowi-st cash rKioet.
imam
vniiNss
m
tij..
TTi nt.rvr M ft? nrr -
iFoain.-:avSii.Ff t itii.a&:ii
ylbitliytuff t he IV tuplflxlau
S.VT?v inn-., Ut wnv-'TliM uu.it.
1 ofixjoktotodtribuimtt,
hp till TA-lt li lh bl wutHMki fat
2 tUIX(btlrrd.lwtUMaI
) cUlU LOlUi. EUXCX.O-1 1 stn U4
TtWsVttft iMmt tbr Hit. 1-hj
.1 ' rrOD'nJtVntll WllflLldrrnit
-f t.-iil J"oa It vWV I k .
(TSJ 1L.IH,' lltfE i.klf..Teut.tT
.,! V MbMM(UMl. (ill lit ITT
! wm kit jVvkiil tVrttrva.
i-arro.,'lwriuji.t
ViitlEH U-C0rE.
L. Miller Co.,
Ilancrju Alio turiinitu cr
HEREFORD CATTLE
GOTSWOLD SHEEP
BERKSHIRE SWINE.
Bcecncr, Vill Co, HukoM.
and thin, apply 160 pounds of guauo or ui,o
hundred pounds of nitrate of soda tu the
acre.
Leave your parsnips in the ground all
winter. They will bo better In tho spring
than they aro now. Frost makes them ten
tier, 'thnee tlut you tug now iwroro the
go in ml crop is frozin in should bo protected
in a tun) ptaco or they may wilt. Tarsulps
npjiear very tine this season. They ore an
in.ligtbtiUo soil of Ihiug, many people like
them in a pork and potato stow. They mav
also be cut tn very thi'i chip slices, dipped
in batter and Iried, They are considered a
delicacy In Ih it way.
S.pir.jlii's ora often stared In tho barn
In one heap until they cet chilled, when
they ate carried into a warm, damp cellar,
whero Ihey 60on rot and the owner la at a
lots tn know the reason. When stored in
heap. If the storehouto be dry, tho tinder
trpiasbM will send out moisture in tuch
quantities as to keep thn whole heap sur
rounded by moisture. Squashes, to keep
ncll, should not onl7 be kept in a dry at
inimpherc,but they should bo spread on the
il tor or on shelves, so that the air can read
iiy jiasa between tbem.
Samuel Able, Wrigbttyille, ra.taysi
' I suffered from pains in my chest and In-
i digrstion, and Hrjtvn's Iron Hitters relieved
w."
Persons wishing to buy Woolen and Cotton Goods Cheap
Fnr Hash this Fall, will do well bv visiting our place of business ;
our store is filled with a larq;e stock of Silks, plain and bro
cade Satins, Plushes, Casnmeres, piam ana orocaae
Yelvets, Henrietta and Ladies' Cloth ; a full line of Cheap
Ladies' and Children's COATS & DOLMANS a specialty; Skirts
. . r-MI r "TV I "171 w A -m.T-T-r- f
Table Linens, Sheetings, ttllow tasings, ncKings, x
Muslins, a full line of Blankets, Bed Quilts, Table anc
Floor Oil Cloths, and in short everything usually to be found
in a Eirst-class Dry Goods Store. In
m.r QtnnU is one of the largest in the county, comprising Men's
Youth's, Boy's and Children's SUITS, OVERCOATS for all-large
and small, Skating Coats, Cardigan Jackets, HATS, CAPS, Hosiery,
Collars, Cuffs, a full line of Neckwear, &c. Our celebrated WHITE
. . . - . t . (if i- Cotnc and pt l'ricei Wore piirchnRiog tluewhere.
sW RT haS fin P.niia at Ol) CeiltS. Nd Trouble to Show Goods.
JOSEPH J0I AS$
April 2,188? W. FIJT, Manager.
when
industrious
ovo.
If you would have your
)ig weigh heavy, lead him to-
the scales. Then he will be-
j lead.
Marriage must bo favor
able to longevity; an old maid
never lives to be more than
thirty.
A St. Louis man traded.
his wife for a bake shop. He
has got something that can
cook not.
iConstant motion is the-
first law of nature, nothing
being stationery except pcnr
ink and paper.
He who blows out the
gas upon retning at nignc
will leave his breath behind
him before morning.
It is yet an undecided
question, which is of more im
portance to its possessor, a
lady's trunk or an elephant's.
"Courtship is bliss," said
an ardent young man. 11 Yes,
and matrimony is blister,
snarled and old bachelor.
"He was one of our most
energetic trustees," says a vil
lage paper in an obituary no
ticc, "and we trustees hap-py."
"I'm married now," waE-
tho excuse a Chicago youth
ivc a florist for not buying
as many bouquets as in form
er years.
Admiration is a forced
tribute, and to extort it lrom
mankind, envious and ignor
ant as they arc, they must be
taken unaware. -
"Little boys should be seen
and not heard," as young Pre
cocity coolly remarked to his
teacher when he couldn't say '
his lesson. ,
Mako such a world'as
you wish let no appetifc or
passion ever resist Godrs will,
no object or desire ever come
in competition with duty.
' "I'd jump at a proposal,"
said the lively Miss Lottie.
"Lottie, my dear," remons
trated her mother, "-remember
this is not leap-year."
A Vermont boy who
went under the ice and wasn't
pulled out for nine minutes
says it was the nicest dfeam
he ever had, although he kept
clutching around for the bedclothes.