" Original Cheap Casli Store."
Ceiree Ollgnre, Inside foreman at ilia
Mthtnoy City Colliery of the P. & U. com
iany was badly turntd about Ui hands
and face by an explosion of sulphur on last
Wednesday.
Best make of Ilorso
Oar tarns assortment efLftdlet Two But.
tan Kid Uliirel. In eolori and In Ulaek,
;Xr.".Vrr.r.C.tnr Shoo Nails for 20cta a pound
quickly, these icoodtere Brit ela.t n erery , jjy thO.bOX at J. Is. (JabCl'S.
ran-ect and Ilia tieok II complete In Uolor . J ........
I'JcV.I. -The Wllkesbarra Union Ltader tnd.lh
nd -Sliei,
Our Shirt Bargain !
Rteord of the Tima have advanced their
price iif subscription to $2 00 a year, claim-
We hare at M ceatl ft Perfect Flttlnir. tnz ttiat n e-iuxl- paper cannot be produced
White Shirt, the former Price or tuitauiri
was Ttets.
Our Best Sblrt at t.lo laundrled and on
laundrledetBSctiUs made or Ilelt Mnslln,
three ply linen bosom ate relnrorced and
carefully UnUhed and felled aeams. We
were never able, heretofore, to soli this sblrt
for less than l.S5, and that ta the price eje
where to-day.
SSSi Srr'L&l J. T. NDSBAUH.
June J, lmO y I
Wit 6xUx guUwt
8ATURDAY, JULT 28, 1883.
Our Neighborhood in Brief.
Allentown has 18,000 Inhabitants.
Charles Weits, ofAlden, was In town
Monday.
Watermelons have put In tbeir appear
one in town
Miss Lulu Zchner, of town, spent last
Monday in Allentown.
The army worm haa, made Its ap
pearance In Lehisjh county.
James L. Doyle died at Eatton on Bal
UrdaT from the elVeettof a 111.
The Lehish Valley Kailrneil Company
hops at Weatherly glveemployment to 700
hands.
The "free lunch" at one of the saloons
In town on Saturday evening was generally
patronised.
gullsndr Lunch Boxes, fur sale at
llnek's Jewelry store, opposite tho Carbon
House.
Nibs Clara Harlman, of Allentown, Is
the guest of Misses Ida and Ella Clauss, on
Bank street.
Elward McKurskav fatally
jured while trying to board a train at Unit
ndaiqua, Lehigh county, on Friday.
Marvin Kunti, of the firm ol Kunlz
Urn., tanners.was In the coal regions during
the week, on business for the firm
5uROSEiEnY'8 Boss Barber Shop, In
OUrl's building, Rank street. Give liini n
call. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Misses Bower, Bradley and Scliwarli
re visiting Misses Lollie and Oussio Clauss,
va Bank street.
Au enterprising young man In Telford
offers to wager $10 that he can drink one
huudred glasses of lager in ten nnn'iles.
Search Is being made by the Lchigl
Valley Coal Company for the Shenandoah
vein n Lorust Mountain, ho luck yet,
-Calvin Williams, a ritison of Wilkrs
faarre.riieil "at Harvey's Lake on Thursday
morning ftwm b second stroke of paralysis.
The Tamaqtia Liw and Order Soiicty
nroikises to prevent ice cream and soda
water dealers from dnlng'M.ii" on Sunday,
Frank Becker formerly employed
this office, but now of the Ttlcgrnm, ol Al
lentown, was in town during the week nn
droped in to see us.
ffl-An increase of Cbvks Watches an
Jewelry at Hacanian'a store and a der.lln
In prices, rims ran aim see aa wo
" ni false slatements in advertising.
Samuel Lyman', employed on the Le-
high Valley Railroad at Ilaslrton, had Mi
back injured by falling from a car on Mini
day.
The machine shops of William
ICrauss, at Germansville, Lehigh county
were deslroyed by fire on Thursday of last
week. Lots $3000; insurance light.
Twenty-five of the thirty-Bye. bla
furnaces In the Mshanoy and Chenango
valleys are In operation, producing 2000
tons of metal a day.
too-Fur Sale, an illustrated edition
the llisiory of I he United States, four large
iiclavo volumes, will ne sold cneap. ru
particulars call at the AnroCATK nflioe,
At Slatinglon the llynll Company will
oon be in operation and when all the mo
chinrry la in place, it will represuutau nut-
lay or $150,000.
Whila Llxiie Kiwh, or Ten Argyl,
Northampton county, was blacklne: a alove
on Friday with tureiitine, tho liquid look
fi re and she was burned to death.
Lewis' Best White Lead
at $7.00 a hundred at J. L.
Gabel's, lor cash.
There is an old man in Cole's Patch
Mahanny City, who will run any man ol
liis age in the country ten or twenty miles.
He Is in Ms seventy-fourth year.
The Philadelphia and needing Coal
nd troll Company will lake charge ol the
Lehich and WilkesUirre collieries, both ii.
the Wllkesbarre region and at Auiletiriril.
.J-j?-. lost. received" at Bock's Jewelry
Store, nun. Ibe Carbon Home, another im
mense lot ol Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
which will be sold at uollom prices,
Of the dosen Telegraphic Brotherhood
operators of Allentown only one Is en
ployed directly by the Western Union Co ,
nd he has not yet gone on a "strike."
Chester Tutlle.otie of the oldest citizens
of Wllkesbarre, and formerly a prominent
politician, died at Huntsvillr, Luzerne Co.,
last Tuesday, aged 78 years.
Henry Fultuer, of Easlon.hss expend,
d $10,000 in removing lap at his Pen Arg
vl quarry, and on Monday last commenced
the manufacture of slate.
Ss-H yu wanla nice smooth,easy shave
your hair cut or shampooing, go to Franz,
lloederer's Saloon, under the Exchange Ho
tel. He will tlx you right, and don't you
forget it.
- Peter Whitehead has challenged
James Cunningham, of Calasauqua, to run
100 yards lor $J0-a side, provided Cunning
ham aivea bini one yaid start. Whitehead
is ready.
The American AarUultuiitf (English or
German dition),and the CinhON Anvncat
will be sent to any address on receiptor two
dollars. The price or the JjriW.unst1 1
$1.60.
fr-Golo llageman's store, Lehlghlon
Pa., to set the leadn: genuine Alnericar
watches: as he deala m none of the firoicn
imitation trash with which the (wnplo Iiuvu
baen ao extensively ewindicd.
Mr. Frank Claust representing the firm
of Clausa Bro., at their branch store i
Great Bend, is home on a vacation oft
weeks. Frank looks well aid reports bus
new good.
George Kilmer, a German bakrr,robbed
his room-mate last Saturday of money and
clothing. In making his escape from lb
city he was run ever on the railroad and
horribly mangled.
A grand family excursion will be mad
to Ocean Grove, August 3, Icrtbe benefit
the Marion Hose Company, No. l Mauch
Chunk. The Marion Band will attendnd
The camp meeting at Cherryyllle will Ootttp from LeMgh Gap.
eonyeue on Aug. 30. The 10th inst., brought us an nxcur-
There Is talk of a printer's picnic to lion of seven cars full from Allentown, got-
Olen Ouoto. The entertalnmeut wont ten up by the Lutheran congregation of 6lh
collapra for want of p'e, ! street, and the excursionists enjoyeil them-
An Evangelical ramp meeting will selves to the fulleit extent la u very beoum-
open the campaign at Llnderman'a Grove Ing manner,
Wlitten expretslyforlheOiaaoR Adtocatsj Tie auditor had examined their accounts J
priy.ously and had approved them More- .
Our Lay Sermon.
on August IB, and propose! to continue up
ratl'ins for about ten days.
The 14th brought the colored camp
meeting to Lower Lehigh Gap end It was(
Laild Plaster for Sale bv continued up to the night of the 2M. This
or
ton at J. L.
for leas than that price,
431. E. F. Luckenbsch, Broadway.MaucU
Chunk, la now opening for the inspectioj of
his friends, the largest stock of new deslgut
n WALL TAPEUS ever seen in this cuuu-
tr, and is selling at very lowest prices.
John McGrath, a picture frame dealer
f Philadelphia, msde four unsuccessful at
tempts to com in it suicide at Easton on r ri
ay night by cutting his throat and drown-
ng. tin had been unuking iieuti,;.
Ready mixed paints at
J. L. Gabel's for 1.25 per
gallon.
pS3 I havo now on hand a lot of Light
Single and Double Buggy Harne'a and
Heavy Team Harness, which i will sell at
a verv reasonable price. Any style made
toonleron ehort notice.
Tours, Ao
Milton Flort. Weissport, Ta.
Pure Linseed Oil, at J.
i. Gabel's, G8 cents per gal-
od for cash.
Forthe Sdaysending on the olh Inst.,
there were -15,675 tons of coal shipped over
the Lehigh & Susquehanna IUl, making a
tola! for the year to that dale ol 2,3SS,10I
ins, an increase! as compared with same
titno last vear of 178,M tons.
10d. to 4()d. nails ot J.
;. Gabel's for only $3.10 per
eg. Locks $2.w5 per doz.
The Lehigh Slate Quarry, al Slating
ton, is to be operated by a new company,
the Lehigh Valley Slate Company, with a
capital of $100,000. The proM.-rtv consists
ol a large piece of land, forty houses, two
stores, offices, shops and other buildings'
nnd is qtiito valuable.
SuTKLKPnoNK. "Hellol hello 1 1 Who
a It Marv ?" "Jennie, I did use Horn's
Telephone Liniment lor my headache, it
cured it in less than tell minutes. I would
not be without it. It is the king of idl
liniuieuls, nud thank you, Jennie, for
recommending me such u good UHNl'ine,
Good bye I"
For the week ending nn the 21st inst.'
1 1,7,787 tons of coal was transjiorled over
the L. V. ltlt.. making a total of 3,813,bS6
tons to that date, and showing an increase
ol .19,397 as compared with sumc time last
tear.
- A young lady, sister of Mrs. Otto
Brinn, ol the Diamond Addition Hotel
llueleton, was violently assaulted by an
unknown limr. nn Mnniluv Avpninir while
ier way to Harleigb. She screaiiyslff
loudly andoine passers-by approaching he I
..ir.- . I. I
A new industry, which will bring 100
skilled workmen to Car's Rock at once, will
be started at Lackawaxan in a short time,
It will take the form of a large mill for
planing and sawing blue stone aud for mak
ing scroll, flower, cornices nnd all sorts of
irnainentol work in stone.
Miss Mary Packer, only daughternf
Ihe late Judge Asa Packer, !:as had the
electric clock of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
offices at Mauch Chunk so connected with
the chimes of the St. Mark'a P. E. church
that tho clock now strikes thehuuraon
bell several squares off.
vrn.A small man on Cottace Hill ex
plained lo hia liltle ila'jghler that tUe days
in summer were longer than in winter he
cntiso heat made everything exianH. But
he could not exnlain the length of the
nighta in winter on the rania principle,
Could he explain whv D. S. Bock, opposite
the Carbon Ilnuxe, i-rll belter watches than
can be bought elsewhere for the came
money,
The corps of engineers engng-d In eur
veyinganew railroad route from Blooms
burg into Sullivan county, along Fibbing
Creek uud across Ihe North Mouutnl i,have
returned slated with I heir success. They
found an almost direct route over the
mountain at a grade of about sixty feet lo
e mile. Lumber and coul were louud in
rge quantities.
The Bethlehem Strel Works, after a
ree weeks cessation of labor, are about lo
esuine work. 100 Coal and Iron no I ice-
en have been sworn into tho service of
e company Tor the protection" of tno work
men ana works. Several furnaces have
I reaily been fired, and it is thought that
ilhers will soon follow. A conflict is ex
lecled.
It Is rumored thatthn Lehigh Valley
Railroad properly is "wanted, by Vender
bill. President Gowen.of Die Philadelphia
ml Heading Railroad Co., visited Maurh
Chunk an Saturday last and was closeted
the greater portion of. that doy with Presi
ent Packer. The president of the Resding&n
then returned to Saratoga and since thalsL
line has succeeded In bringing Mr. FaeKr "Wking p
nd Mr. Vanderbilt together.
At Easton, nn Monday, Judge Meyers
refusrd to grsnt a new trial to Sebssto Dal-
i-rsoridro who was convicted of the murder
I Phillipe Petro, Counsel for the defence
Urged as a reason for his application for a
new trial that some of the jumnen had
been influenced by hearing a sermon nn
Thou nha It not kill." The Judge consid
ered that the jurymen had uot been so In
fluenced.
Mrs. Goodwin, n high art dressmaker.
haa been stopping at Ihe Franklin House
Easton, for tho ast lortulght. She disap
peared nn Saturday evening with a consid
erable sum or money in her mssesiin,pro
cured from girls she was supposed to ill
struct, aud with a very handsome number
of debts. Her transactions are raid to re
semble cln6lv tlmso of a woman who got
away with $IQ00 at Elmlra, recently in the
same line of business.
On Saturday a great mystery was
solved by a parly or hunters who found a
female body under a tree, to which it had
for many days been suspended, near the
County Almshouse, Poltsville. IndentiS
cation by the features was imsible, but a
diamond ring on herQiigeraud a peculiarly
made shoes ppived her to be Mrs Gensberg,
if Si Clair, whose strange disappearance
we noticed week before last in the Am o-
The difficulty between the Bethlehem
Iron Company andttsiuen remaina com
paratively unchang-d, though a large sum
tier of men returned to work last Monday,
Tbe association men are working hard In
keep nun from going to work. The non
union men also hold meetings. Dr. G. B.
Linderman, tba general manager of the
company, replying to an inquiry, said
'The majority of the stock is held by three
men aud ! know their unalterable determi
nation as well as 1 know my own, that Ihey
ill never submit to Jarretl't dictation, but
the barrel
Gabel's.
, Roy Haldcman, the ten year old bright
and promising boy of Elliott Haldcman, of
Braiubridge, Lancaster county, was drowned
white bathing Tuesday afternoon.
Tho directors of tho Thomas Iron Co.,
declared on last -Thursday, a semi
annual dividend of i per cent., payabti
on and alter August 1st. The general af
fairs of Ilia company are In a satisfactory
condition.
The miners' accommodation train nn
the Northern Central Road Momlay night
atruck and Instantly killed Jacub DirdonuT,
miner, returning from hia work to his
Unuie at Shamokin. He was about lorty
years old and leayea a widow and seven
cbltdnyi. I
Three persons escaped from Ihe Sun-
bury jail on Thursday, They loosened Ihe
stones in the cell walls, using a case knife
and broom handle. Verily the p ct was
rl iht i
'Stone walls d not a prison make."
The children of Ihe Lutheran Sunday
school are in have uti excursion to Cih pso
Island soiiie day soon. The exact date has
not ret heeu fixed, but full notification will
be given in our columus.
The night operators on the P. .t N. Y.i
itivMon oftha Lehigh Valley railroad, from
Filtstou lo Woverly, recently received an
increase, of ii a mouth in their wages. The
men all lelt their resignations on their
desks one moruing, aud, as we ale informed
by au exchange, the "raise" followed.
'Ihe 4UUlh anulveisary of Martin
Luther's birth was celebrated un Wediies-
lay at Ittiiert, two miles from Diooiiuhurg,
by tho Lutherans who live uloni; Ihe north
branch of the Susquehanna. Tho memorial
jubilee was tbe largest ever held in that
sec. inn.
The crop reports from districts around
S.ienauiloah show that Ihe outlook in gen
eral is fayorable. The only serious damage
as yet hasapiieured iusuineofthe Ionian
especially in the Mabaiitaugo Val!ey,where
wheat is weedv and sickly on account of too
much wit. Corn is very promising. Ap
ple, however, are a failure.
This is the season for excursions lo
Mauch Chunk. On Tiierday there was one
from Brooklyn; on Wednesday, crowds
poured in Iroui Hazlctou, Boston, Bronklyu,
New York. Newark nnd Elizabeth, u 11 pats
ing over the Lehigh Valley railroad. On
Thursday there were excursions from Polls
ville, New York and Brooklyn.
Our new hand in Lehighton is getting
Rng'0 K." The menihers have secured
the uble services of Professor Brooks, the
successful instructor of tbo Manch Chunk
Bind, and it isexuected that under the
w.ilctiful eye, mtifestical wand and loicthle
tongue of the "master," we shall hac
plouty of music "as good they make Vni
during tile coming moniha. ,
Five now traveling cars are being built
f.ir Hie Lehigh Valley Company at the
shops iu South Easton. They are fitted ti
elegantly with all the requirements lor Ins
ury as well as comfort. Their iieiuca are le
lat Switzerland, Lehigh, SiiFquehaiinn
Wllkesbarre and Yomlng, and the baptism
al service will take u'aco in a few days
when Ihey are quile ready lor the road.
The store ot Montelius and Righters,at
Mount Carmel, was broaen into ou Thurs.
day night by some burglars who, haying
tri'd in a iciesslully lo break open the safe,
"eloped" with almost idOU worth of dry
gools. They were followed by officer Knlne
and, as the pursuit become loo fa.t, they
dropped Iheir burdens and lired at Ihe ofli-
or. Both bundles and officer are safe, but
the fugitives have not yet been discovered
William Giskle mid Morgan Franlz
were srrested Tuenljy evening for "cussid
ness" which resulted in serious damage to
the Glovers' Collier-. They had visited
the place on the preyieiis evening,
andahaving abstracted some Danlin powder
from the engine house, confined it in an
iron pipe and .xplodcd it. A piece of the
iron was driven through the stuck and
damaged the outbuildings.
A pamphlet husjnst reached the Anyo
CTK office which explains whit we have
long deBired lo know the bucccss of Ihe
"St. Jacob's Oil Remedy." By a system ol
judicious advertising this wonderful mcdi
cine has come to demand not only a inoi.u
factory aud nrmy of distributors, but to re
quire for its own special use, and Ihe pre
pa ration ol its notices aud pamphlets In
twelve diflerent lunguagrs, the finest print
ing and publ'shiug buildings in Hie City of
Baltimore or the blale of Maryland.
w1
The school directors of Franklin are
reparations to erect a new school
building on the hill back of Weisiporl-
There has been remarkable progress in edu
catioual matters in Franklin within the
last year. In the fori) part of the year the
directors raised the salaries of the teachers
to $35 per month and introduced a uuilorm
series of text books. It is lo be hoped thfit
the neighboring districts will follow the
example. The people of Franklin appre
ciate good schools.
The excursion for children of the Ro
form Sunday school haa been fixed for Sal,
urday, August 11th. Necessary information
cm be hau liy reference to the "tmsters '
which are all about town Ihisoughtto ba
tbe most agreeable, as it will certainly bo
the most entertaining and useful pleasure
trip of the season from this district. Ills
not every day iu tbe year thai children
mav hare the run of ihe &Niloiztcal Garden.
under the guidance of kind aud cultivated
jetpla who will enable tbeiu to acquire
mure kuowleugo nf natural history In a day
than Ihey might otherwise gain in a life
time.
Rov. F. K. Bornd, who recently gradu
ated at the Lutheran Theological Seminary
at Philadelphia, haa accepted a charge in
Lehigh county, and will enter upon his
field of labor in a few weeks. The charge
is said lo be a very agrerable one. Mr. B.,
has also had tho idler of several other fine
camp meeting wad quite dilfeiant from the
camp meetings hold by Ihe Evangelicals,
mere ueing now aingiu icuhpu A
simply a kind of a pulpit facing aoine aeols,
couslrucied for the occasion, on tho ground,
with planks. The colored parties, repre
senting the" "good workers" in Christ',
rause, slept and boarded at the hotel. This
parly consisted mostly of two, somelimea
three, and on Sunday week of lour adult
males, colored. The baud or singers con
sisted of two colored young ladies, one col-1
ored young man (about 18), a little colored
boy of about 12, and a lady as while as most
or our Anglo SaXous.biit a descendant from
one while and one black parent, and an old
New Advertisements.
vhlch appeal ahould , D , Ds-ons-l rt Uim
Tho . i ui a uiauu uu niuii
over the thlny dayr,in
have been made, hail already eispsed
funda In question had been approprlatt-.! .iwomen Me ft neocrsary erll," he said,
lor school books for vraut pf which tr.a bringing down his Ust herd on the counter to
school children had belabored under I erapiuUito the heartiest remark. 11 was In
most aerimia disadvantages. On aiinearlnr the village store t Mel Milton. Haratogft
before the 'Squire a hearing vras waived
ana each defendant gave SI SOU bail to
appear when called upon. We trust that
the question "whether schools shall or shall
not have requisite book.T" may be decided
l.t this Important case. Our opinion is that
the whole matter la more of a persecution
tbsn a prosecution.
Coal is being shlpjied over the Lehigh
A Susquehanna Railroad to Ihe utmost
opacity or the line, all the freight crena
now making extra time.
colored woman, said to bo the mother of the "The moving Finger writes, .nd having
minister, Iho two young lady singers, and Hovea ntii nor all vo6r po ly and wit
thu little boy. There was also another Can lure it back locance h'lfaline,
.. . v..- .ii . . , . i ..en m
young colored man in lueir company; ' jm ware wan ous wu is.
whether he belonged lo them or not I oiui-i iueaoove lines, translated uyan eminent
not sa v. The way this camp meeting by oriental scholar, were written by a Persian
these colored aople is brought on and cor- poet mofe than five hundred years before
rled nut, strikes some of our people a little the birth or Christ. They sum up with
strangely. Most of the people hero do not great force and Kello excellence the very
approve of it, while some greatly do. The prosam but appalling fact-thai no human
leader or manager of the camp, got sixty creature can recall a word spoken or undo
lollara from Win. Winlere lor keeping the . a single act of life. There are uniform
stands on the cround, and board fur him
ami his whole crew, during tho continuance
of tbe camp meeting. At each service he
took up collections, and ho Is a sharper a1
that business. After counting the money
he reproved the audience for having given
a very small collection, and implored tbeui
tngiye htm a llttto more, lor be could not
possibly meet all his expenses, unless the
people would help him more liberally, an 1
so immediately sent his collectors around
again. This custom lie seems to carry out
ou nil occasions, as we have attended his
meetings two Sundays, and nn Saturday
nielli, sn, I uu each occasion this was repeat
ed. On Sunday ultvrnonn, 22d, the first
tiino they (nsred the hats around for Co u
tributi they brouehl him til $J.04,ainnng
it a shiner (silver dollar) as bo called it
but as it was four cents more than a dollar,
he said il was rather odd, und he would
soud bis collectors around again for ninety
six cents more, ao as to make il aix dollara.
Ou briugiug their hats again he found tbe
utidicnca had given him again $1.13, und
thought il was as odd again as before, but as
the balance was on the right side, he would
leave it as it waa. Iu this way he coaxed a
good deal of money out of the audience. At
no service was a colleclion taken for any
missionary causo or any net of charily other
than simply lo aid him iu defraying his ex
penses to hold this camp meeting. He says
Ihe sincera were hired at so much per day,
(Irt.m 51) cents up), that they cost him five
dollars a day, and the preacher he had here
ou the lilh had charged him ten dollars
lor his services. Repeatedly he announced
thai olher singers,or another minister would,
be 1'iesiMit and nfliciate.but at the appointed
time tiiey failed.exeepl on Sun. 15. Sunday
ofleirfiou, the 22nd, lie introduced a cotordd
preacher of EjsIou. whose name I could not
catch, whom musl of us believed to be a
stranger. in the lineol preaching. However
what he said was good and in its place.
Tne band of singers was always the. same;
whenever I was present. Tho same dUpp-
poiiitmenis happened during their' Camp
meeting held al Tracbsyillo, as I am in
inriiieil, Mr. Hull', as they call hlui.the
manager is a very able talker, and so was
the old gentleman who preached Sunday
15lh, bul whether bis hearl uud soul are'us
sincere as his Words, is a question, which
remains to be answered by the Searcher of
huaiia. Calculating boarding, amount re,
cvied lor stand, and collections, Ihey car
ried out ol this neighborhood, and liom
others represented by people unending, uot
,esS than JIJU. lithe llllllleters of our dll
lerenldeiiotiiinatioiisheru istuLlisI.ed, should
ark litis amount lor missionary purposes or
olher charitable cause, tne people would cal
thoiu money -crazy beggars, Their next
camp winch he aiiiiouuci-d, would bo held a
Slate Dale, Lehigh couuty, itiiiimeucing llis
Saturday, Julv 2Slli They repieeeul no
sect, bul the manager iu bla demonstrations
fully agrees with tbe Evangelicals. Then
why not join 'hem am! slop llus money ex
trading biiiness,siiiiply to delray llieirnun
expens. sT lie reminds me very much
Will Wuuiiinaker, the temperance war
h.rse.
On August lllh, the Lutherans of tbe
Lehigh Valley, will hold their annual Sun.
day school convention here iu the beaulilul
para, which no douht will again bring a
I... ..1.1.. ,..nult.n. rri..,a u-.i, ..op
loiiiantio Lehigh Usf. is constantly visited
and kept liyely. Cny boarders Irom Ihe
large cities uie plying Hie uoais on our
waters, and tiyiug to regain their health.
Farmers in this vicinity are about done
harvesting and baying, while further up
towaids Monroe county, they bate quite
much In do yet. Tho oat aud corn cups
look iiroiuisiiig, while much talk is going
ou that the polulo crop will not prove to he
loo sale, on accnuuloi wet weather, causing
thei;i,already to rot. By the late heavt
raniaour mads have been made very rough,
and our supervisors will uu doubl have to
spent! .note uu ihe ruuds thau they nulled
paled. Our little neighboring vlllago Anuashi-
cola has u photographer witinu its limils,
and no doubt a great many will hake their
pietty little gems taken. Our neighbor at
present cujoye good health, except a lew
adullaaiid children who are aullering some
what Irom dyseulery. Joseph Souders lor
upwards of twenty years blacksmith lor J.
ami W. Cralgjind la'iely lor John Craig, lias
quit working lor the same, and is at present
engaged in the same liaae at Vtaiuuiport,
lor Mr. Crash.
Thomas Wenli.of Aauasbicnla, a grad
ual? of Ihe Slate Normal School at Kulz
own, will open a select school at that plce,
lu a lew weeks. br. iuux
NEW JIAHONINO.
Successful Musical -Entertainment.
On Saturday evening:. July 21st, -tbe
musical euterlainment,fornially announced
In this paper, waa bald ai New Mahoning,
At hall past seven o'clock the scluail bouit
commenced to fill wituv a.ople, aud L'efore
tbe exercises opened, every seat was taken
aud ft number id persona on the oitside
laws at work in the moral aa well as In the
physical world which cannot be violated
without consequences, either mischievous
or ruinous.
Certain results must follow certain
breaches of the moral law as assuicdly as
Ihe thunder fed lows tbe lightning flash
There may not be tbe immediate connection
iu the order of lime ttiat cx'sls oelwcf n
material phenomena, but the connection is
clear ami the result Is certain.
I remember once hearing a father ray that
he never corrected his children, nn mailer
what wrong they might do, "because," he
said, "they ure only children, and when
Ihey growup and get sense Ihey wilt see
the folly of doing wrong, and then it will be
nil right.'! But the "child is father of Ihe
mail'4," and tho habils of mind or action
firmed by a child in the cradle, if not di
rected, in a proper channel, by constant.
judicious and ever watrhlul correction, are
the habils that must govern its youth and
maturity aud if the wind has been sown
mutt reap the whirlwind in a rich harvest
about the dying bed.
lngriaoll, the prominent infidel, tells a
story which good Christiana would do well
lo take to heart: A little boy six yiarsold
had been put off a drive in tho carriage
with his parents upon two successive days!
the third day be wos also put off, and as he
stood on the door step end watched his par
ents drive away, be turned to his nurse und
pointing to Ins amiable ancestors, said
Bridget, Ihem two folks are the greatest
r- liars in tbe whole world." Il would
be Interesting to know how that child grew
up.' He pirnbably had the same contempt
foriruth that he had for his parents, and
the Jailer probably proceeded in the regular
course of petty falsehood, never realizing
that every email lie added another death
ktlell to the moral life of the bumau being
entrusted to their care.
(, The notion, that advanced years and cul
tivated intellect can usually correct the lone
ol-liabit is the uiosl pernicious doctrine lb t
1.'. I . -L . , .t ( , 1
iis fjrer ureu prr:ueii lo HUB worm
What would men lliiuk of a father who re
fused to have his sons brought up to rt trade
or a profession on the principle that when
they came of age they- would have seme
uud judgment enough to do whatever was
most beuelicial for them? This is nut the way
that doctors, printers, carpenters or black
smiths u'ro made. It is necessary thai such
habits should bo acquired by long years
of such labor and attention as shall euab e
the learner to apply his best abilities lu the
attainment ol certain ends marked out by
the fa-rial trade or culling which be liny
huve adopted. Bul man's moral lile is
mortf complex thau the learning of a tra r.
The human mind and human buuI are
tunned of such delicate material that every
influence, to which they are submitted
leaves s mie mark, belher that m.ra be a
nsw'bh.t or a new beauty. "Astbotwig a
bent, solhetreo grows," and it is just as
ildiculous to expect that the children of
vicious or dcceiilul parents will be virtuous
and honorable, as to look for achrs on a
pine tree, or to expect that an untrained
Uoy will grow up into a skilled mechanic
by the aid of some miraculous interposition.
Miracles are uow pretty well out of date. It
is very doubtlul if one human soul, broil (.ht
up ai)'d trained in ar. atmosphere ol t'.u und
impurity, lias ever been saved by tbe Sal
vation Army, or truly relorrucd in a howl
ing Wilderness of ramp meetings. Such
circus, salvation methods' may be the
means of making a lew ignorant peiple
think seriously and thereby lend them to a
system of re urination, under terror of eter
nal damnation. Bul for carrying out the
whole programme of a general refonn iu
lile a ,camp meeting has no more real in-
lluencf than a toothache. All I lie's previ
ous loottlepi must be retraced. Old influ
ences caunol be shaken oil) tbey mutt he
battled with iu a never-ending contest
Tbe results of past wrong doing musl be
bum, and Ihe results of every thoughtless
and wicked action must remain, stamiel
forever as indelibly as the ravages of a
plague or tbe dtcp scar irom a sabre stioke.
Do we seem to ssy then that there is no
remission of sins, and that out ol evil musl
come evil? Yes; we d- ssy ao emphatically
The consequences of aiat transgressions can
uol boobyiated. We must grind our teeth
and grin and bear with them. Out of evil
may come tome good but mutt come an
enormously richer cropnt whal it not good
What arena to do tbent The answer is a
plain one. Seeing that we cannot rainedy
tbe past, we may learn seriously to- take
thought for the future, aud, believing pro
futindly iu tbe deep significance ot uu an-
cieut utterance, we may guard children and
others fiorn the fatal consequences of ignor
ance and inherited frailties by keeping ever
before tbelr minds the eternal truth and
importance of olc single teuteuce, "ha tur
your sin will nud you out.
FilKLiVD.
Big Creek Items.
Martiu Neeb, of Delano, was here on a
villi to hit parents ou Sunday last. Martin
looks well.
Mr. Grons, of Mauch Chunk, waa here
0 'er Sunday, with- his ton In-law.
J. L. Gahel, of Lehlghlon, passed
through our place on Saturday last.
The Lord's Supper wat held in the
Evangelical church on Sunday last. It was
well attrndel
George Buck went lo Slatingtnn on
Monday last lo procure his horse awer.
Cornelius Rebrlg sold a horse ou Mon
day last lo N. T. Rehrig.
A party from Ihia place went In Broad
Mouutalu for huckleberries, but returned
with empty tubs and baskets. Tbia Is a
bad omen for others who had planned to
go during this week with double carriages.
We advise them lo take heavier wagons
not for Ihe berries but for the roads whicl
in that direction aro rough, and they might
purhapa have to return ou fool which would
In too much, for the young ladiet especial-
On Monday next tome of our young
men are going to leave the farms again fir
school, which is to commence at Weiasport
JoMKrnos.
Count;, and the sneaker waa the cen'rat
figure of a K'unp ef buchollc philosophers.
He was homely, ihxcnly and alx.y.
Them's where 1 diner from jou alto
gether," said Mr. Ocorge r. O-nhaio, of the
rauic place. Women are mostly what men
Uiake'eu. when riurbrtiids are orutea wires
will tall I nto submission or make home hot
for the men ) and they re llnnotti.nl In either
character. Love them,, nnd espetlnlly be
good lo tbein when th j'rn sink, and you'll
have no troulile. There'a my own wire, now.
She's fullered food deal villi djfpepsia,
nervous prostration and other ailments that
took tho bloom off her chcel.s and the sprlnir
out of her t tepf. Well, the taw on adver
tisement of t'AtiKtcn'a lunio, and thought It
weald be Jutt the thins; In her ease. Uentle
men, I sent five miles after ft bottle She
look It. I tent airaln after m re. So several
tlm es. IrouMi t Why, If you could tee how
much good It has rtono lir yon would say
that women are ihe areaiest of Uod'a i-leij-In,
nnd PartKKH'e I'riKiti Is tho next."
Tills preparation, which his he ukoown aa
lVnXKH'8 'tlMlKtl Tonic, will hereafter be
called simply I'AKKKtt'a foN.o. 'lhts change
has been rendered necessary hy suhsiltutea
Imiaiscil Uin their cuMoine, i t,y unprincipled
dealers under the name of ginger; an.l as
ginger Is really an unimportant uvirlng In
gredient, wed opiha misleading word.
1'heru is no etunae, however, In the pre
paration lirell. and all bottles remaining In
the bauds of dealers, wrappd under
the name of I'.uiKElt'e Oimier Ioyio,
contain the genuine uieutolnolf the fan simile
signature or IllfCox & Co. la at the hoiioui
ot the outside wrapper, Jul; 7-83 lui.
Administratrix's Notice.
Eatatouf OenauK JiKtcnaRD, Deceased.
Letters or Administration m tbo estate nf
George Itelchard, late or i:-t l'cnn Town
ship. Oarusn County. Pa, deceased, have
boan granted In Lydla Itelchnrd. resident In
raid township, to whom all persons Indebted
to said estate are requested to mako pay.
ment, and those having claims or demands
will make the anno known without delay.
LVtHA IIK1CIIA III). Adinlnl'tratrlx
orto WM.lt. KIIKYM AN. bur Attorney.
East Penn, July so, I&S3-W0
PATENTS GRANTED.
The following patents were granted to
citizens of Pennsylvania, bearing dale July
17, 1SS3. Reported expressly for this psper
hy Louis Bagger St Co , Mechanical Experts
and Solicitors of Patents, Washington, D. C
Alexander, 0 W, Reading, lap machine Air
net manu'iitturers.
Bingamati, a II, Laurelton, fire escape.
Bouzann, Arlulphus, Phi enlxyille, fraction
rope railway.
Brant, W II, Baldwin, glass shade.
" " " mould for glass ware.
Ciaufnrd, J M, Philadelphia, illuminating
clocka.
Crowell, II C, Eric, friction clutch.
DieU Id, Charles, Lebanon, preparing tlag
lor rallwayaaud rnundways.
Drysdale, W A, Philadelphia, electric gab
lightsr.
Edwards, G J., Philadelphia, pnet box.
Emerson, J E, Beaver Falls, saw.
ii ii ii
Hubbard, M G, Norristowa, gleaner and
binder.
Ilunricker, H C, Laurellnn, shutter worker.
Jarecki, C and A 11, Erie, pipe safely valye.
Johnson, II C, Meadville, lire prool safe,
Laizeler, II B, Grcencastle, hoisting appara
tus. Lncb, Joseph, Pbiladelphia,ehen1lle fringe
iong, a t lora i;aie, car coupler.
Marshall, Andrew, Pittsburg, lalhe.
McAllister, Charles, Philadelphia spring
bulfer fir ships.
Spaudliiig, E F. brie, cut off valve sear.
Stirk, Wm 0, Ilaunvor.rerllliZBrdistributer.
Sweitr-er, II W, Rural Valley ,ran aoldeiing
machine.
Van Hagon, C, Cnllegevllle, finger board
lor musical instruments.
Subpoena in Divcrco,
Mary J. Mullen. In Ihe Court of IVtnmon
vs. I'leas oftJaibon ooiintj,
John F. Mullen. ) No.", Juno 'lerni, 1883.
IN DlVUnOH.
To Jon F. Muli.kh ttupo'iltnli
Km Vnn are herehv notified to ba and
appear at a l ourt of Common Pleas ol itir. J
win (jouniy, lo ne neni in mo ;oun iiotise,
at Manch Chunk, on Momlay, the 8'h day of
October, A. I). 18 .X al lon'cloek In the lore,
noon, to answer the aliove complaint, i erson
nl service of subpoena und alias suhpuena
hiving lallod ou account or jou araancu Irom
my Bailiwick.
I'HAS. W. l.r.VZr, Sher.tT.
Manch Chunk. July It. 1883 M
T. A. SarUEn, attorney lor 1'1'lf.
Ill Ell.
LENTZ -Suddenly at her home near fack.
erton, Pa., July f8lh. 18S.1, Rebecca, wife
of Allrert Lentz, aged 58 yeara,10 month-
ana days.
Sl'ECIAIi NOTICES.
LEHIOIITOH'S FAMOUS HORSEMAN.
It would take a larxe volume to tell all
that Mr. Warner, of this village, does hot
know about horses, but we only require a few
lines to tell what wo do know about It r.
Warner, who Unot ft horse, On Wednsrday
ot last week Warner swopped a mare vlth
John Itebcr, of Franklin township, the latter
gentleman giving U to boot. On the fol
lowing Frldar tnornlnir at 30 a.m., Warn
er went to Rebel's siable, broke the lick
and t 'ok away his own mare and returned
Mr. Rebcr's and then sent flobert Anthony
to Mr. Itebcr' bed room with the (25.
"Here's J5 (rum Bill Warner," said An'
thony as he fled Irom the chamber In ft flash
of lightning, richer, with the sleep still In
his eyes looked out tbe window, and saw
Warner on his while-legged mare urging on
llko a new mazeppa, his mad career towards
Lehlithton, and Anthony In another dlreo-
t on wandering meditatively towarda th
r, ling sun. Iteher thlnVs that Warner lad
ni right to break ft contract, as he certainly
had no right to break the lock of a stable
door which was not his own. Hut In consld.
erallon that. Reber would wlllngl) give
Warner 110 to tako back tho white-legged
niare a poor creature that would be dear ft'
a gift he. Ruber, freely forgives the "Fa
mous Horseman" it ho knows as much about
a horse's age and breeding as a calf does of
book-keeping by double entry.
A. MlLLCa,
Jouv Hnaatt.
Leblghton, July 3d, lfitt.
rsnectfullv announces to the people of Le-
hlghton and Its vicinity, that he Is now pre
pared to supply tnem witn an Kinus ot
Household Furniture
Mannraelnrart rrnm the beat Seasoned Mate
rials at Prices fully as low as the tame article,
can be tamtht lor elsewhero. Here are ft few
of tbe Inducements oflured -
Parlor Sets at from $50 to t)80
Walnut Marhle.top I)reslng Case
Ileilronm Suites. 3 pieces 40 to f!5
Painted Bedroom Suites tlfltoim
CaneSeated Chair", pertntofs.... !
Common I'halrf, per set of 0 1
and an otner uoous equally cneap.
In this connection. I desire to call theat-
enllnn nrthn lenp fn mvimnl- Acuities' In
A CAItD.
To all who jtre lulTerl njf from the error and
lft.lirtrflt!(ini o vonlh. nervnui weftkiifts.
early rtcc&T. loti of manhood. Vo , 1 will lend
'(.. at.. ill .a.. flfVK 1 1 V
rrcii'o iuitt "in tum ;vui w s
MUAlttlK- Thin u-reat remedy wAtullreoVi
rn.1 i.v & njUiirtntirv In South America. Send
T niir-fc'.drf ftned mrelope to the Ha v. Jomra
- t 3 ..!.. 1 1 air-Vnrb 1 "fit
a. inHt OblWa , VI th ft
CARBON ADVOCATE
PIAIN AND FANCY
BOOKs JOB PRIOTING HOUSE
BANK WAT. ft Ibort distance above
the Lshlgh Valley B.B. Depot,
LEHIQUTON. PA.
oliargeB.soneln tbisSlate and oue in Ohio. I soliciting arim.lUoce. Tbe audience wat
Soon alter hit graduation at the Seminary M'l eonsltllng xf iaple froln tho
he was elected lo a Professorship in the o.iimun'.i ana inpie irom a tiisiaure,
Ouslavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, amnn.-whom was tbe Rev. Dr. Win Reily,
Minn., but declined the ..itlon, preferring Vies.-ol Palatinate College, whose name we
the practical work of the ministry lo teach, mention Willi great pride. The Doctor ad
log. His past experience aa a teachi r both dresaal the audience briefly in Ihe online
in public and normal schools would have 0ftho evening. directing his remarks prin-
r'nV"'y'" "'u1l7r'"ll,'",..'r. c.nallvt,.tbei.....rl...c. and Unefi.a of
memborsof hit class iii the rJeuiiuary. the study or musie aud highly rommecded j gardly way In which some
s ' the alei. taken bv our Hoopla. We much schnola are supp'led with In
.. J.h..I... r.n,.t.lla. fin Kl.x.J.u
regret that we can not meution tue namea ia.i; i-i - .ii-j
ol those on Ihe programme, bm our limited mam, six memuers 01 ine j-ranmin school
stiaeeeduiiUul no tucb details. All weran B-ard, Messrs W. C. Weiss, Henry Millar,
say h -re is, that, considering all rircum
rion miiu win sasauaaa . ------- --,
I ,. . . III Ml V I I. ,
ft lunch ear will be attached to Ihe l,in, vnai me mm w, o. ,uu oercaiwr.aa u ai.
which will Lav. th. a It. R. ol jr. J, waye bat been,rorlhecommon Interetlofall
.... uinuamJ Inaal Hall M tm 111 at MuinaslM nf DulLlu.
depot at ft. m., an ou th. return, leav. "t ". "vj..i . u.-
Ooaan Oruv. at 7 p. -u.
beta."
Taachert' Examinations.
Teachers' exsmiualious will be held
follows i
For Franklin, at Weitsport, Aug. 7th.
Packer, al.Huilsondale, August Olh
Franklin School Hoard.
Au incident occuied in Franklin ti vd.
ship ou last Monday afieruovu, which, al
though diiarreable In itself, may la- lbs
meant ol calling public attention I" tbe nig-
of our publio
akt and otbtr
f er-
We ar bow fully prspacaAto-txaoata etsry
description of PRINTING, Irotn ft
Visiting Card to a Large Poster
J, E. Freeman, Tilghmau Drelsbach, David '
' stances and dlflleullies to be overcome, tbe Belli and Robert Anthony, sr., wei I
Lehigh aud Liusauue, at Rockpurt, Aug, eutrlaininent was a complete aueeeM aud brought before tbo justice, charged with
10th. : tleseryea much credit. It rrflecta crediubly misappropriation of school fuuds. Several
Examlnallona will bes-in al 0 a. m. una the music, nutillt and tbelr teacher illegalitiea characteriied th. mod. In which
Tuoe. M. Baiuai, do Bujo. of Bchoolt. Mist KlaUor. r cUoa hit heeu ten against tbew mtn. -
Posters,
Handbills.
Dodgers,
Ulrculari
Shipping Tags
llta's.
Letter Iliads.
iut Heads.
tivelo)es,
Btataments,
Prvsrrainmes,
Pamphlets,
ssc., 4-c, la Cast Manner, at
Reasonable Prices !
TRUTHS
The blood Is the foundation of
life, It drcuUtcs through every pan
of the body, nnd unless it Is Xtra
and rich, good health is Impossible.
If disease lias entered the system
the cut sure and quick way to drive
it out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
Tlics simple (iters are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nttkittg but
iron will restore tbe blood to its
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head
ache, and are otherwise injurious,
Brown's Iron EitterswUI thor
oughly and quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying? and strengthen
ing it, and thus drive disease, .from
any part of the system, and it will
not blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is posi
tively not injurious.
Saved liis Child,
17 N. Eulaw St., Baltimore, Md.
Feb. iv, iCSo.
Geots: Upon the recommends,
tlon of a friend 1 tried Dr.owK'e
Iron Bittbxs as a tonic and re
storative for ray daughter, whom
I was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Ccnsumpticn.
Having lost three daughters by the
terrible disease, under the care if
- eminent physicians, I was loth to
believe that anything could'arrttt
the progress of the disease, but, to
rny great surprise, before my daugh
ter had taken one botdc of llnovi ri's
Iaon Bittbks, she began , to .mend
and now is quits restored TO former
health. A fifth daughtctbegan, v -show
signs of Consumption, and
when the physician "was -'ebatultsd'
he quicUy said "Tonics werete.
ouiredt" and v.hen triformed thrft
tne elder sister was taldog Brown's
laoH BrmtRj, responded "that is
agood tonic, tlkejt."
A do ham Pilous.
Brown's InoN.BinxRS effectual
ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasdng diseases as Con
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
THE BEST
OF ALL
UMENTS
THE OMKhTAKIM bUiiliNtSS
wlthftNKW and HANDSO.MK HKARSK,
.and ft lull line of OA SHUTS and UOrKlNS,
t am tircnaicd to attend promptly to all or.
dera In this Ih.e. at lowest prices.
l'atrnnairo rernoetlullv sullciled and the
most ample satisfactl-m guaranteed.
V. St.'HWARTZ,
ootlJ HANK St.. Lehlghton.
Spring Styles !
to
4-
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J2
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a
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a
8
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cj
!5
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to
POIi imi AHD BEAST.
ror-noro than a third of n, ocnttirytho
Mexican Ilnslaiigl.tiUinentriaBboen
l.nmun t miiHonn nil oyer tbo vrorld aa
tho only f.tlo l-ollanoo for tho relief of j
uccblonts nnd puln. It la a modlclnoH
nbor-i l-rleo una pndsc the best at it 1
hlutl. I'or every lomi or external paluj
tno
Mnslanff Llnlmont Is without nn cqtml.
It liotietrntea Jleau onu mnecie-io
(lin vrvv lione mDklnff tbo contlnn-
nnco of pain nnd Inflammation' lmpos
nihio. rt.i rirnciminor Human Fleah ona
I Im Urnto Cn-ntlon nro equally -wonder-
lui. i iio .,i03icaa
T.totTirTit ta noerlcil v aomebodv In
ovcry liouso. Every day brings news of
the ncony of nn owful scant or burn
I I . . -. 1 . .............. ......v.. w..
5fl stored, or a inlunlilo Uorse or ox
S 1... 1 Un lir.Mlurr anwernrt llfl
3 n n rt ti n m rs Ra HI HE3KI
1 which speedily cures GucU uilmonts-of
m tho HUMAN I'LEblf ns J
9 Ithsnmatlsm, nrrolllnge, fitliT
'JOlll&S, t IMitrncicU JSIiSCiea, Jiurus
Ifiml reatua, ;itia, uruissa tssiu
Jjripinliis, I'nlsouona Mltea amet
I Mlii;;, Ulimiets, j,nmonei, oia
riori-j, VWia. l'roatlilUa.C'lilllilftlnas
Sore Mpplea, Cokctl Ureaat, rml
Indeed rvcry form of extenuil dla-
ense. It hrnli M-ltltnnt scere.
Vnr hn lilt'JTK CllKATlOIf It CUrCS
.a fipi-sln, tisvlnny, 6HIT Joints,
.Jl-'ouu Jer, tlnrncsa utores, Hoof Ia
Seasej, foot Hot, bcrev H'orm, Poftb,
Llllnll.in Horn. Hernlcliea. tVlna-
)Js'.ls, fipavin, Tlivuah, Hlnghone,
jltilil fforca, roll Urtl, Film upon
.itlio aifJ't nn:l every oiiii-r anuisui
Jfo tvliiclt Mo occupnnte of tho
r1-i..i.!, f.ti.1 f.inr.U Vui-tl are lirtule.-
fl HO ..ICTICatl Jliliai-lllg laaiuisiis
' 1 . ... ....... ..l..1T--ll.t,..Q .
e( nivr , 1 C'ir-ii loin awn., .iiikiwwiwii
on.til Is, rositlvc;?,
3?0E HAN OS B3AET,
A Common-sense Rcmudy,
No more Rheumatism, Gout,
or Neuialgith "
Immediate Relief Warrauiei
rermanEiit lure Gnraillcel
Flv ytarttttabliihrtl en4 rrvAr tnoirn to fail
in a linglf et,oculto chmni Rtfer tacit
promtntnl phyitciant ahi 4iQgUti Jvr thf
tnang of Salicylic.
Secret I
H. H. Peters
Merchant - - Tailoring
ESTABLISHMENT,
rott once suiiiiEr, rr- rubiie saue,
Bank, Street, Lehighton.
A foil line of OENTS' rUKNJSHINU
GOODS, at Lowest Prices. mar.S-H
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THK ONLY Hlf!SOI.VW or TTTE?
I'lllStlN-OI'S' URIO AOII) Wllltlir hJ.
IS IS IN HIK Hl.i (It) HIT BlltUilAXlt;
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PAI.TCTLIOA II known at-a ennimaiwae.ae,
remedy, tieesnsa II strikes dlrseili r slut
pause ol Kha-iinaillin Gout and Nturalctt,
wlilie so many so-caOed s-elflo and sup
rtosed panaceas only treat locally iboelTeis.
It has baen ooneedad ty rmlneut S.'Voil.is
that outward applications, such as rubtuna;
with oils, ointments. Ilnitaetita, at) f-,tldnif
lotlcn will not eradicate these ftleaes which
are tbe result or the polsunmn of the Moci
with Uric Arid.
8ALICYLICA works with irap clout effect
on tbtt aetrt. and to rem v.,s ll.e ills rler it
Is now exelutlTtl used tv all csl brain)
physicians nf America: and Euro,,e. Hs-jbist
Me.1 OtJ Aaadamv ol Paru r,-'V.S VoYi r
cent ofeures In three dar.
Hemeniber
tbat BALIOTLICA it ft a rtftlh enrt rhr
Sheamatltm, Oout And nra!(jl&. The
most Intense pilns-'ftTe.subJucd almAil lu.
stantly.
Ulva It a, tral. .-Ktlkf guaranteed or
money refunded. - -
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