fUlHII I-LIHI IJI. y 1 M I I. U ,..J1J!J-..III I.
Blankets, Quilts and Winter
Ihfofder to make room for Spring Goods,
I
1
-AT-
: CHAS. M. SWEENY & SON'S,
Old Post-Office Building, Bank St. Lehighton.
,
yv in. n it &it
1 , fviJtvrVrl "3l
lOJKSOK'S
F INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP
WT1
11 ilinncnn Sfnmnnll. TilVfir. TiOW-
!SSfJ . . ........ . . .
ol3, Kidnoys, Skin and Blood. Millions tcsu-
? -l .i - . ,. . . . .i
ffiMM? cmoaoy in ncnunjj ino auovo uuiuvu
A' diseases, and pronounco it to do Ino
ra Guaranteed to Cure Dyspepsia.
5eTA GEN T S W A N T E 11,0
Ifaboi'atory 77 West 3d St., New York City, Druggists .sell it.
I.YKUNS, IHcrniM Co.. Ia.
('
ttii, J i.aiik Joiixpox:
JUh .1 wa Horallv eon-red wilh Tetter, lor which I cnulil get ro relief until I Ionic
,gfU'" AN llf.OOii KYltt'P wliliilihns effectually curvl inc. I rccnnimen.l It htuhly.
"j, r.Niicu iiKH'ivn,
M1MKU.AHEOU8,
- JCysey hrmr hW it least Nr on
I ejy Mfir, ami tll p. pet s4twll ba tht
IAaeATC whMi nmlfl all tbe latetl lo
Ml rwi. Only I.M a yrar.
T1 motl nwnlfest sign of wisdom la
I aswHmie.1 etimfulors).
-Qstsghl lo the set a slammerlDg Ira-
ADVlCK TOMOIHEKS.
Ar you dHHirbed at night an.l broken til
ytwr rest ay a sik MM sulftrlng and cry.
I lt with rain of ending leelli t If in, tux
at and (tt a btlle of Mm. Winslow's
S'witHixfl Sraer rw Cnit.ox Tritnixo
In value la Inealetittblf. It will relieve I lie
I r-er lllthj wdVrrrt Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there It tin mistake about
it. It euret dyseulery ami .llmrlxet.regu
Kales the i hunted ami Uteris, rures wlml
I enlwj-.fltm tha gHliii.rntucralnllanitiiatlun
ami rItci lone ami ttiergr In tha wholft ivi
trm. Mm. WixaLov'x Shotuixo Srnur
I run CiMLnnics TkktiiiSO U plraiant tn tle
lutlr. alhl llht IT H'tlMlon nl oiieol tlir
I oWt ahl hrH fml pl.viM-iHlu and
nnr- In I lir UiKlnl Sinlrt, ami It lor nlr
ly all ilrnnldi lliniiijlniul the world.
1 rim 33 reula a unltlr.
FllOLICSOMK
Jiolar
pilr.
Manltlnd ilrLtiidnl from a
Maukfiiil't Iroutilei from an njiplc.
V ailmlro irilfil antinaU, bul deliv
er u from a n lldlr cnlhut:ait,e mute.
One pound of learning rcqulrca ten 1 1 ?rht' if it iu
. . . . .. i cj '
uuuoi ni conriinn aenra in nppiy II.
I no mcual-somc s.
doesn't tuke the prize.
A corset is nothing more
or less thrtn a wnist-basket.
The best fire escape not
to Le around when the fire
occurs.
A cynical old bachelor
says it is called courtship be-
cmsc it is so often followed
by shipwreck.
A young nmn whoso
girl s name was. Susan. Said
that when he left the world
hn wanted to do so by suey's
siuc.
They tell of an Ohio
woman who is so gcntlc
minded that she has never
even uecn Known to nave an
obstinate couch.
An advertiser says: Hands
wautcd on calico waists. All
a pretty fi!urc
FARMERS' CUK p g Mf '
rmm liuuus
A will rfimp'ettW t.fitif llie li'rn In I lie (?tHr uretem In tlireoin(nthl. Anrperfn who will like ONE TIM
HACHNIIlllr KBOM ONE I O Ttvr.t.Vl;iVi:i:KS,iu4l)Mltimdtinonil li.jilth.lf nirh n thli'it l poiilMe
F T enrrtu P.mU 0. roplalnti thpie Hills liare noenual. l'lir-lelun-iJ l'r' MJ'II". ""I'l rttrywlitre
orientlmoilforaiceiinln.tjiiirs. Spnrt forvnmplilet. I. B. JOIIMSON & CO.. Ujiton. Maa.
here's' one pair of hands'
On Thirty Day Trial. a ,.l.,,i, .i
TnK Voltaic I5.lt C..:. Mai.l.ull. Mlel... . l'ul"u- uu vus u-
wlll lend l)r. Dfe'a tVlcbratcl Kleclro Vol- UOUt tO tilO, Said: "MY OIUV
lasDelUnml Klcctrlc Apptlapcei on trial VClIiet about dvillff is bcchllSC
..r thirty .lay. 1.1 men (young or old) who . . .. T . L,0'infr wattM-.ninPS
Lra afflicted lll, nervnu. debility, l.t yi. " l,Clt- boxnS " al-pipeS
ilailyanil kindred troubles, guarjiitecIiiR ,lu1-1 llL-1' 'P
speedy and ruin!ete rritoriitluu of health
and manly vigor. J.. II. I'oritk It Incur
red, aa thirty Unyi' trial it allowed, i.ly
Thoinualcof tnr luture will rof)illro o
much (uco that It will be plorrd nut.
-Luinbiign Isuiiu of the back UXui tint
y.m cjli't rt'ddiiy J 11 check tur.
When ii ivnler nniiiinn bluira up,
it can, we auppoie, ba railed flash litera
ture.
BAOJNEo WIS.,
WE UAKK EVBltY VARIKTY OF
'-Ma," he said at dinner,
"who was Charlotte HusscT'
"Oh," said ma, "she was one
of them old queens who made
trouble durini; thevestoration."
A blind pauper implored
a tramp for the gift of an old
pair ol pants, "Uieat Scott!"
exclaimed the seedy wanderer,
"do as I do; get your drawers
dved."
"A woman's loiinc is
her sword, and she docs not
let it rust," says the proverb.
"A woman's tongue is her
sword, and she docs not let it
rest," set it up the type-setter.
.When the peeler fished
V-'Kcflcct old fneinU for tl.o a .ko ol lUlU Ollt of tllC glitter the
new, and ! both." Dut remember Hint S jaked gentleman observed:
i.'.i., : r. : . l . rr i I ...... .
'JJon t know wczzcr twas ze
ze bad sidf
Farmers and others delrig n cn
teel, lucrative agency butlneii, by which
lo$20 a day can be earned, tend address at
once, on postal, to II. C. Wii.kinh.j ,t Co.,
195 and 190 Fulton rtre.'l, New York.
The fulionnnn beats tho buyer by
vc:tl. rn g fi-li in itsuH'ii si-ales.
If you wish your merit lo bo known,
acknowledge that of other wopIo.
Chicago people have the audacily to
intimate that "No. One" is a Chicago girls'e
shoe.
Farm, Freight and Spring Wagons,
And by eonfinlnir onrselvei strictly to one class of work; by employing none lint the Etont
of '.VottlSttl, usiii'-' nothing hut FUtST-CLASS IMPltoVr.o mauiuneux mm ine vuitx
JtETof MiL .UTKI) T MDilt, and by a TllOUuUail KNOWLEDGE ol lha business, wo bare
juttly earnet tho reputation ot inaklug
"THE BEST WACOM WHEELS."
Jlannhictiirers have abollHiml the warranty, but Agents may, on their own responsibility, give,
the Jollowln 1 w.irranty with each wason. If eo ngreoi:
Wo llrchy Wairrnnt tin I'ISII DUOS. WAOON No to he well maa In every partic
ular ayl ot goml niaier a', anil that iho strength of the ramo is sulllclent for all work with lair
v.so"e. Slioulil nuy b'vakage occur will-do one year from this date by reason of defective material
or workmunshlp. repairs for the same will be furnished at place o sale, free of charge, or the
prlco of atd r.'p ilrp, a- par ngenl'a price il-t will be paid in cash by t'to purchaser producing a
sample or. Ilia nroKun or unlfi live pari" un cviucncc.
Kidney Wort Is a friend you cannnt afford
to neglect. Plasters iniiy relieve, but they
.'an't euro that lnnic ' bick,tor the kidneys
ire the trouble nnd von wnnt n remedy to
ict ilireelly on their secretions, In purify
mil restore their healthy conditions ' Kid
ney Wort hss Unit ajiocifi.- octioni
good dinner or
An open quostiou "Cunynu giyo men
lozen oysters on tho half shell I"
There is always ground lor coinpluiiu
hi swuiup neighborhoods.
Over two tons of hair pins are turned
out dully by the factories.
Knowlnir we can -ni-. yoti.'wo solicit patronue from every section or tho United States.
(or l'rlces ana Terms, una tur a copy ui Tim uauih i
Sene
AHHlnill.TIIIlIST. to
I'lst: HItOS. ic CO., ICacluc, wu,
J.. F. HALBACH,
McsiC Dealer
VND-
lustnmtor in Music
LEHIGHTON, Penna.
WHO IS UHACQJAI.TE3 WI'll THlOIOOaAPHY Of TMlS WAIN
TRY V. ILL SEE DV CXAK'tNll.0 THIS MAP THAT TMB
i full line of nil kinds of
Sheet Music,
MUSIC 300213, Sec,
constantly kept -n Inn I nl the Ware.
ikiiii, near lhe I,,. & S. Dpot.
Solo Ag"t in the Lehigh Valley for
Bolmiiiff Pianos !
Cu'l mid v 'h.yii i ! in v.- tin superior.
.Uo, Aijont for
WolJor, Deokor, Connor and
j. P. Halo Pianos,
AllYWlSOfOMnlS
In.lrue'l . e,ivii t residence on
, Vol n.l Tll-nry- l" -o
P nisO'iai
13 TUB
GQIGAGO. ROCK ISL&ND &PACIFIC R'Y
IJy tho central position of I a lino, connects tbo
Last and tho West by lbt bhorf est route, oud car
ries, prtuaercers, vJihout chaugo of cart, between
Cnioufio nnd Kanea3City,i;ouucil iJlulta.Leaveu
wottn, AtcbUon, tlinneopolis and bt. Paul. It
ronrotr In Union Depots with all tuo principal
lines ot road between ino All ami a nnd the i'aciiio
Oceans. Its equipment U unrivaled and macn in
tent, beinfr composed ot Uost Comiortablii aad
Jieautitul Vay Oonchpa, Mesnif.ceut llorton Ito
cliuiur Chair Uara, i'ullinau'u Trctticst Kilaco
BleepiDt: Cat j, and tho ueut Lino of Dintnti Cirs
la tho World. 'J. hrco 'X'ralna between Chicago and
ltiisdoun Itivrr Pomto. Two Trains between Cm
cqq and Minneapolis and tit. 1'aul, via tho I'amoui
"A5.CERT LEA ROUTE.''
A New and Dircov Line, via Conccaanrt Kanka
Kco.ha reecntly bicu opened between IliclimontJ,
Nortolk, Newport If cws, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Au
Juita,Najhvtlle. liouifivillc, Lexmgion, Cinoiunatl,
ndianapolis and X4faytte, and Omiha, U.nn.ap
Clli and bt. Paul and inter mcc ine points.
AH Through i'asdeujera Travvl on I'ajt Erprcoa
Trains.
Tionet3 Tor eale at nil principal Tioltet CCiceain
tbo Unitod States and Cauada.
Uaccaso chocked tlirouxh and ratrs of faro al,
ways as lowaa compctiturj that oiler lejs advon
tazds.
For detailed Information, cet the Hap3 and Fold
ers of tho
GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTS,
At your nearest Tioitct Offlas, or address
R. R. CABLE, E. ST. J JHN,
i Vice Tree. & Cea'l U'c'r. Gen 1 Tku & fau. Aft,
CHICAGO.
tluil ill ltll
author i ( il.u
ui-s or
A t.ccturoon iho N r-. ii.in.uni
ni l! aiiure.ir.S i.'liinl w-mU'--. 1"'""
,Vor rU i 5. ITO" Iff e,l A..U-- J
.uuu.tninf l'.ille.v Hill l i.'St
I hvna il l" (pJClly. e II
n i I.VHUtt I.I.I., St. !.
ilree.i luuW,"-u .
Tlnw.irl .Aiiosviui.l iiiflior. inlhlt anjnlr
l.h I.-.i.ir.-.iViir .v.rov.siio;. Ins
strnm,' V. r or cor'.l. n. : P .Ii.iIim out .1 '
uVil'." Tiny b'. miy ...iro Uluii.lt cl,o.i,.ly,
lirivaie y nd i-.iju.iilt.
arnisierfurc vill pwca boon lo ioui
on,.i .iii.i iJloanl.
-i hi uii.t r si .1. to plain envelop, .to any
aMrv oi rj -ipt'ul ix e.nis. or twuim
aiasinnps. .Vildt
tijn t ithi-i i'l' Vtdlent ' "
nnSt., Now ViS, ii'""".
VVohavostorosinIB leading Cities,
from whlcUo.tr ageutt obtain tlie'r tnri lieaquiclly.
Oar l'.icturic u id l'liuvipitl thitpcs treat
Jlile, la. Soal for our Nu.v CutuluMUo and
lrau tj ojjaU Address
t1, i, LOIELL at2&8ffSS2r
lttnutlitj irit'CouiplcTlcn
H Hiy- t.u.- liur. s-f.4w
ar lOTM-U ti iK bid wtiaiibalH
it loim mitub(ui it. u. tu-
Hir.twi.Mtrai.1 itr"tl(iuj,UWl."Utt
Ir i 'tfu .Ism lis 'r.rA. t ana.
h. UL lis i tAll(.hJttlWiwif
4
fs-t.i ,'Y-tu 0'y 6tt rlT
41
S u-i. tir,! All t IS! IAIIS
.- i v;,;i-lltvrt.D. TaMsooo-
!t?rrf ti
.(.,1NI(IS Ilitl.TM V,lahl"in.i.Ie
I. -Ti? lt.ioTan'1 Siii.k Maeeii, Hank Si..
l.ehlhtou, At work waTMinh
IflONEY IS MADE
bt In 10" u li.v sum n f In ti Mnel. W
t"l?3EE. to ant wr .. lul-inwai'i..
n.Kr. ff'iu mi ......
Remarkable for oveieomlng diseaspf
Mused by impure wnler, limiting vegctu
inn, etc., U flrnwii's Iron Hitters,
It Is only h 'liltlo thing" but . It mm
ost you n lile ol regret; think well befori
vou risk it.
Hear one side nnd you will be in
iarkness; hear both sides, and all will be
lear.
T..c moment a man il satisfied with
limself, everybody else is dissatisfied with
dm.
The Wly of others Is ever most rMirul
ii3 to those who are themrclves the most
oo.ish,
The New Patent
DTJST-FBOOF
flem WMlniE Open TTace Case,
JIANUFAOTUEl) UY THE
tnerican Watch Co.,
WALTHAM, MASS.
This ease is formed tn one one solid pier.'
villinut joint or scam, opening in fionl ony
bus avoiding the usual Cup, nnd sccutin
'.realcr strength and durability.
Tii.se niches are all en face. Tin
i zel, into which nn exlin hlrolig rrytlal i
iii.'d wilh an especially prepared water
roof rement, is ullnclioil lo the ruse In
.rowing it thrrron, u-id thus forms it i) nlr
ijlit junction with the bo.lv of the ruse.
'Inch Is prool ngjli.sl .lust and mois'lire.
To railioad men, tiatclers, miners, lum
mineu and oilier, who urn almost inn
iiinlly i'XHised and who have to make fre
pient reference to the w-tch, these riualiliet
.ro of tha utmost inijiortntice.
i lie TolItnTlns Jtttrrs Tell Hitli
Oivu Story :
''i.uosTA,G.ohaij, July 10, 18SJ,
' I sold nue of your P.ilent Putt Troof
'uses ubout ten luniilhs ago, and the oilier
l..y itiiiiiio buck to me with the request to
nuke it "inil insi.T. On rxaminali.ui I
.nnd that the stein was ru.ly, nr.il I in
pured into the cause of it. The gentleman
luted t" me that he wua starting ndlie saw
ogs Unit hud lodged in the bend nl the ri v
r, when hid rhaiu rauglit in a bush and
threw his wutch into about twelve feet ol
vu Lr, and he was about two hours finding
I. When he got it out it was running and
no Ihouglilall right. In aboutthree mouths
he found that the sicm win hard lo turn aud
-vnl it to me.
1 ran my that the watch is all that the
wnipiny claims for it and recommend it lo
all railroad and mill men.
B. W. DEKTLY."
walk. Hole on 'cm s'lushes,
vou see."
Feminine subtlcity: First
annex maid "Hero's a car!"
Second annex m:iid Waitt
Let's take that red one just
behind, they go ever so much
faster,"
Cato did not begin .--to
learn the Gieck laninin"i ;un
il ho was eighty-four vcars'of
age. 1 lie excuse lor Ins lie
ginning on it then was jthat
he hiul entered his scc6nd
childhood,
Docp Plowlnff : Usofal and Icjnrlons
Mr. Orange Judd discusses tho subject of
plowing hi the American Agriculturist, and
anmng other things says the following!
The sun's warmth greatly assists Iho
preparation of the food material collected
by the leaves, adapting it for plant mtrlsli
ment. -We speak of warm "growing wrath
cr." But while the hot sun rapidly in
cieases the preparation of plant fjiid.lt dries
off the snp faster Iroin the leaves, and also
the mi-lslure from the 'surfuee soil, so that
the roots can not gel a full supply. In both
these ways the Sap the Hie blood of the
plants-is diminished, and for want of this
the lond distribution lr growth is lessened,
and frequently Is' stopped altogether. Tho
leaves curl, the plants droop, oficn dying
out oftcr few hot days. This is especially
.the case on shallow soils, nn'd on prairie
I lands which, by riason 01 its dark cobr.tib
sirbs more of the Sun's heat than thnso of
lighter color. Owing tn the loso texture of
such eoils (hoy bring up moisture from be
low much less rapidly than line, compact
lo uns and clnys.
Is it not plain (hen, that il a soil'is plow
ed dorp and made fine, so that air will pena
tMte deeply, and the phint roots be thus in
vited well below the surface, out ol Iho
sun's reach even In a drouth, which seldom
dries innro than two to four inches decp.lhe
plants having such roots will be nlwaya
supplied with tho needtd s.ip, and the
growth will proceed rapidly even in the
dryesl days. Hence, as a rule, deep' plow
ing and working ol the soil are highly advantageous.
Dut not always. The porous prairie soils
aro usually in fair condition n foot deep or
mora! the uir has circulated through them,
destroying deleterious acids, poisonous salts,
elc. On heavier soils, si compact Unit the
nir has never circulated below tho imined
ate surface, (he subsoil may ho actuully
filled wilh (wisonous substance.'. We know
that earth brought up in digging wells and
leep ilitclica will seldom support vegetable
tile, tor u year or two at leafct. lo run a
plow down into such a soil three or four
inches below the previously stirred mrfnee.
and turn upu heavy layer of it, may ; actu
ally kill Iho first nop sown or phiutid.
The right way, wilh such soiis.lsto g
down an Inch or two annually, and brii
up a little new soil eucli time, but not
enough to materially harm III the growing
crops. In this way wo may in linie'seeine
a healthful porous, aerated, deep plant bed
that will furnish abundant moUtiire in tli
hottest reason, besides providing new sii
idles of itiorgi.uie food needed lor the bca)
gronlh ol crops.
I have just received the most complete line of
LACES AND LACE GOODS
over oitvrcd in Lehighton, consisting of Spanish all Silk Black & Cream, Spanish
Gnipnre, Jrish Point Embroidery (New this Season), Real Linen Thread
Torchon Laces, ranging in p ice from acts, to 25cts per yard, Vermicella. Breton.
Dentula, Swiss, Cheltenham, &c, all of which 1 have marked at Lower Prices
than they have ever sold for. Am also receiving almost daily SPECIAL Bargains in
'w mmiz & m m w s
Some of which arc now selling at a trifle over 50 per cent of their Value. Also a
full line of Staple and Fancy
aaceries, $Ml Mlm9 uBceMware, Glass
WaMee9 Wcm! ami WfilBw Ware,
,niuun.ua4i.:iu.bH.uiu.'
iJparaitnsirmssiiNii
fl IBBSSSES1S&W
' ij .;i;!!linicBiwiia jl,
liiid!
lliliiiHPW!
AMtmmm a. ri-.
THE GREAT GERMAN
REM ED Y
FOR PAIN.
lUllvvti and eitrti
mu:u5i.vTis5i,
NournlglQ,
Gctatlcs, Lumbsrjo,
0F.E TH.F.OAT,
QllSar, 811KLI.1N09,
hl-ttAINN,
Screens, Cits, trains,
rrtOSTDITES,
t:tIt.H.M'AI-tlS,
AnS .U .Ihrr l4Mtll achel
b4 .lu..
nm cwis i Boms.
Fnllb .11 Ornn l.li sal
n..kn,. !lr,.t.ui U II
ThoChirlti A.VejilcrCs.
tfH.rwo.JI VvUtSC.
II.II.Btf., S, l.S. J.
)1ITS
HAPPEN
EVERY DAY in the Year.
PERRY
DAVIS'S
PAIN
ICILLER
13 THE
GREAT
REMEDY
FOR
IIURN'I,
Cuts,
r.HUtina,
Urr.Aiwi,
Ccsatcizw,
CoXTCauo:;,
.TCVLISB,
Soma,
DlIlOClTlOXIl,
Boil.1,
DRUGGISTS KEEP IT
EVERYWHERE.
p i
'MflAP. EOOTAY 4? CO., n w?u
WlNTUl DE-COTE.
T. L. Miller Co.,
HEREFORD CATTLE
COTSWOLD SHEEP
BERKSHIRE SWINE.
Beeches, Vy'ill Co-, Iluslua
Sweet Potato Culture
Preparing the ground. 1.. not be in t
great hastn to set sweet p .tutors In the fiidd
:nr Hie ph.nt Is a native of u wurni climate
mil ii cold, wet spell is n serious drawback
Exivsslvelv rich soil should be avoided, ur
toiidinir ton much to vine. Mnko Hi
ground thoroughly fine, then with a Iw
horse plow, art os deep as it will run,thiou
up (he rldg'o as large nnd high ni you cm
imsiibly mako il with two turrows. oinv
k.ep the lidges os r.o lojetlior as p.
rlble; let the centres be n tiill le llinn
r.-t inurl. Let the Ii.k'S follow, the pbnv
Inning up the lidges ond rracklpg an
.-iisioiial cI.kI. Io not spend very mue
lime luring. Take cure not to mako inor.
ridic, than there aro plnnls lo fill, ns fresli
v i.lowed cround is more moist ond bcttei
tor 1 lie plants than dry.
riuntlng Leave tbe plants in tliebed n.
.nngasoiuv.nient Ufnro taking nut. for the
Iresher wh'ii plniitf.l, Iho better they wil
thrive. When the plants are three nun
half lo five inches above tbo ground, the)
jre readv to pull. Do this by placing on.
hand mi the ground around the plant, lliet:
draw slowly wilh the other, taking care not
to pull up the potato i if a small piece ol
iliolallerrenialiuou the shoot, nil the bet
ler. Keep the tops one way, and when so
verol hand fills ale .oil. .ltd, diplhe roots in
water and idare in 11 li..tkct in the shade
and sprinkle the lops lightly to protn;
from the sun. Let a boy drop (hem along
tho row about fifteen inches apart. Th
netter then follows with " liowel, thrusts
Into the rldte up to tha bundle nt an nngl
of nearly 45, raise the handle, and Willi
the other hand slips a plant under n trowel
then draws tho hitter, and lets tho eortl
lull ns it will. Set the plant as far in tbe
1tund as its length will allow, generally
leaving about Ihiee leaves out. Jl ll
nl.., I. ure lone, all the hitler: set then
li-n.. ni-d thev will rool.it cueh leaf.
Pour Int" the hole around the.diilit about
halla i.int of wnterj lliileis tho ground I
v.rv drv. this will be sufficient. After (he
water hassnuked from sight, with the hand
fill (he hole, taking r.iro ( coyer up all
traces cf the water lo prevent lha groun
biking. Cli.-we Hie time of planting Juii
before rain, It 'Mibtr, to ave watering! bin
If thorl..uJ tail lo water, you mutt n
.r.t...i il.. watrrinc i.t. Unless a severe
.iri.uth follows s.k.11 alter selling, one wuler
iiuwill bo sunieient. lmcriMn Aqricul
iurUt.
ArtlfleUl Fcollnit of tarabs.
It fr.oiifiilly l.pns Ibot artlfioial feed
ing of UniU it net.Hary, and lo do it sue
vt.fiillv chmI lii.lciiiiul Is fnuired. Tin
I. .nt Is tn promole a healthy and lapid
growth, and not allow Ilia lambs to scour
The milk of some rows, rsiieclaliy Jerseys
too i Uht and should be diluted with a little
warm water. Farrow cow's milk, alone,
not a "l leed, since it fitriuenilv rauses
cuniliiwtlon. It may be giyen by adding
little rone molasses. Milk, when fed,thould
be about Its natural lemiwrature. and not
scalded. Lambs, and escially "jwl
lambs, are often -"killwl with kindness
After the lamb has heroine accustomed
il,. ...ilk. it may Le fed lo tha rxlent of its
When old enough, a nine
"Cmntox, Iowa, April 29, 1PS1. II1VITI I IIL VJUU III.
"I wish you would send me a snrin- f, r I A Perfaet Combination Wilh Two gallant
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iue ivm, jcuery ivaicu iiy t he way Aavantagei wny u uoucarni xou. -i ' : , . . u ,i ir..,i. fjt
tbl, Ellerv i. a wai.-l. I ... ' ... o ... iiTh.,. ln .,. I ll ix seed and oats, or oil-meal, If early M
.... ,B ...... ... ........ . ...w . . rpi.-re are various nietn
U.-C, VH VI U IHr.l.Cr lUSl ll ll. 1 ! Kill " ......... v, u.iin,,.,, .v,, .,...- I .
January he lost tne watch iu (he woo.1,,and S0S S 1'liMOl'S I'l.ASTKhS
found it this week in about one foot .f .T ,k"r "TV" "
... , i, i i i i ,i , .. iiurcu. tiiey, nave two kinusui auvantagts
water. It had lain three months and over over all others, whloh we may call tho minor
in snow and water, with but slight injury and the major. First, tbey are clean and
to the watch only a hair siirini:. pleasant to use, never- solllnir the
C. 8, HAYMOJfD." hands nor tue linen or llio wearer. Scoond.
Tiie above were very severe lens, and th' acl mlckl nJ powerfully, I have
.1 V . .,. u. . iu.i.i vii unirii IV, ,..CU
nionla, and on my p ulsnti for various .Its,
eases, such as Neuralgia, Muscular liheu
demonstrate beyond u doubt, Ihutforanv
reasonublo length of time during wlilch a
watch might bo under water it would ro
cuive no injury whatever.
We make these rasa in bolh gold and
silver,a.nd sn I'EIU'EOTLY DUST-moOK
STEM WIXDIXO WATCII CASE.CIIAL
LB.N'UETilt: WOIlliU '10 I'llOUUL'K ITS
tliUAl, For taU by all fir.l rla.s jewel, i
er. March Jl, 1883 mS. 1
.!. nf feedlni young Iambs arlificlally,
ailisfaclnry way Is to use a one quart ktro
sen. oil can with (he fpoul lixe.1 so at t
attach Hipp'' 1 ,MV """" fre'''
r- .n. il.I. than from a Ullle, on account e
.1.. vnl. Led ewrt and lemU have clean
wll-vei.(ilalfll apartmcnlt. When the
rl. mild and warm turn the m out
ii.. v.rd. Hills not ronvf nlent lo la
Ihe ewes out, arrange irlilll-t ai.d er.t
-ALL-
At Wmteriimte's BOTTOM Price Store !
matlt.n, Lun.ln.un. Kidney Trouble, etc. and . . ... il,i mavenly the sutllicht.
in all cases reller has MloweJ In from Hire, 1 to that Ihe lambs may eu
to lony-elght hoars. i.nVLliimi.
Ilr. l lo.er iner.lv volcet the wrltlen , ' """"T -
Dr.,i ..iiiiiion ui IIIHUI.I..1. ... .,..iiv.iiun.
IIKNSIIN'J lUPflNK IDItllUS I'i.AS.
1 Kits are Ihe perfect eiternal appllea.n.
Tb.ireiiulne bave th, wrd UAI'LINU cut
lu the centre, i'rlce ti cuts,
btbury It JeUuitiD, Cheuilsts, Ktw York.
Mar,. It-. as.
J.VrB.MsK. C-Kev 0. W. ( Dfiley
,.yi:-lhv Vn Brawn's IrrnBltUra
id.nsid Upne of Iba Ust uiedfeiDca
known." ' -
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Wmt a?afia JPosff'e
iielle a em! eve a4y i h i mg
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IBae Cfe Wo Morn's,
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III. I'prycnr. IMiled l.y txpiikn I).
PhfiTt ilevtil ti ClbfekiilOriciilHl JZn
rojicari ami Amerir.ti Arclirenlogy, tl
Itlratetl, ,
riii jnrnnl clvr? infnrntpiion nn d.ponvpr
i3 ti l cl xplornliiM3 in nil IiiihIk, Fijnt U v v
viiItiaMf t tlWfi wlm nro liillnutn Antf
jniirian eubjtcl8 us til as to the miuinon
rtoderi . ijn8tf
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l acy rt 112 fic cti'il itiLtrifttz-.
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szi t:- cr;1 riyc -c.U, i r:cu-
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Ey the Combined Treatment of
EXCELSIOR
RUPTURE PLASTER
AN' I)
HEALING COMPOUND !
Positive evidence of Wonderful Cures sent on receipt of 3c. stamp.
July 15-yl
Addrebs,
F. II. JIEItniCK, Ogdensburg, N. T.
a9dS i5v JS'Wj?el
The imclersig'iiecl respectfully annoimces that
he is iiotv closiu; out his entire stock of
Hats, Caps, Oil Cloths, &c,
If you wish to secure Bargains, now is your
Gold on Opportunity, as the entire stock must
positively be closed out before the 15th day of
May, 1883, no reasonable offer will be refused.
Remember,
" JOSEPH JONAS,
Ed, Feist, Manager,
Obert's BuUding-, BANK Stree
April 7, 1S83, LEHIGHTON.
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