'rOtf rfnafdheap Cash Stort.,r
1 s jt
CL'oJklJfGS,
"We nrfl now tir-nttst-ed trr hrr,v TOO & m-
ninntIlne'o'CLOA.KIKOS, In block unit
color Tbesw, goods arc ot tikis aeason'
rmrchassMa.kt'o Softest cheaper than
jaasyrfu,
CJfSSIMfiJUHS,
Wo fcavtj fuU lino ot CAH8IMEREA (or
mpb'l and boys' -near. We have some very
cheap and desirable Just the thing tor boyi
fichool Suits. Also achcapllueor corduroy
tbfl most serviceable goods In the market,
We again call attention to our large stock
ot Dress and Sacque cloths, In all colors and
shades. Wo claim to Iistc the chenpest
Cloths that have ever been brought to this
town, and would sav to those In search ot
tJOOD QUALITY CLOTHS, for LITTLE
MONKV that they will not go amiss by first
ea'Uflgat the " OltlOINAL CHEAP CASH
BTOKE."
J. T. NUSBAUM,
Opp. Publio Square.'-TJank Street. Lehigh.
ton
in, i-a. jane , lgsa-iy,
r
SATURDAY, OCTODER2T, 1883.
Our; Neighborhood in Brief.
Marvin 0. ICunls spent several days in
Allentown during the week.
The lecelpls of the Brk;e county Fair
for six days amnunted to $9381.74.
There are TOO hands employed in the
Kesding Railroad shops at Pottsville.
iguGO TO ROSEBERY'3, IN ODERT'3
BUILDINO FoR AN EASY SHAVE,
The manufacturing establishments ol
Allentown give employment to 2200 girls.
The Lehigh Valley Kailroad Company
is energetically pushing forward.ilt improve
rnents in buffalo.
Wilhclm Weiss, of Shamokin, while
reluming from work fell under the cars and
bad both legs cut off.
SSA lot ofennd second hand watches
for sale at S. Hagamau'a store, bank street,
iieblgliton.
Miss Emma Bower, daughter of Sheriff
Bower, of C'atarauqua, is therfiiieit of Miss
Ballio Clauss, on Bank street.
The public schools of Franklin town
ship will open Monday next, 20th inst., for
a fire tnonfAs' term. Be on hand children!
Ray. John Edwards, of the Welsh Con
gregational church, Nonticokr, has accepted
call to preach at I.uusford and Buminit
Hill.
John WrMi, a brakemsn in the Dela
ware, Lackawanna and .Western Railroad
Yard, at Scranton, was ruu aver and killed
last Friday by a caboose.
Tha borough of Mabanoy City will re
fund its funded debt on Nor. 1st, with bond
bearing interest at the rate of 4 per cent.
Rey. Kuder, of the Lutheru Evsngeti
cslchnrchis giving ca techislical iustruo
lions every Thursday evening to some
thirty five pupils.
Sir-An increase of Clicks Watches anil
Jewelry at Ifagarnnn's eloro and a decline
in prices. l'leaee call and see, aswe make
Do lalse statements in advertising.
Frank Minnier, a miner nt Centralis,
fas tfritusly injured on Friday, by t fall
of coal. lie is a married man with a large
family.
Mrs. Umbewunts, of Wilkes Barre, was
burned to death on Wednesday aficrr.oon.
She was atteuding t a fire In the range and
in some way set fire to her clothing.
Frederick Ilebiicker, chief stable boss ol
ithe,raulrs used underground in the Ml.
Carmel shaft, was kicked by oue of the ani
mals on Friday and seriously Injuried.
Rev. Orr Lowson, pastor lor thirteen
years of the First Presbyterian church of
Oxford, has accepted a call.froui.the Second
l'letbyteriao church of I'ottsville.
.rGoto liegeman's store, Lehighton,
Pa., to get the leading genuine American
vtatclies; aa ho deals in none of the foreign
imitation trash with which tlte jcople have
been so extensively swindled.
County fairs held everywhere in
Pennsylvania this year surpassed in pecu
alary piofit tlio most sauguine expectations
of their projector! and managers.
.William McMli'hael and, aluria E.
Pnrney, two deaf mules of Allciitowo, were
tuarrieil the other day. Tins is supposed t"
be an illustration of unspeakable bliss.
Tho American AqritulUniit (English or
German ditinn),und the Cjruon- Auvoca.r.
mill be sent to any addrets on receipt of I wo
.dollars. The price of tho Agriculturist is
$1.58.
tIf you won la nlce,smooth,c3sy shave
vour hair cut or shampooing, go to Franz
Roedirer'a Saloon, under the Exchaugo Ho
tel, lie will fix you right, and don't you
forgot it
George Clenrlglit who beat William
Wiley, last Thursday in a. one hundred
yard font race, has offered to ruu Forler, of
Weatherly.for ttOO, the dlsUpoa to, be 100
yards. Fortcto have six feet start.
The Eastno letter carriers'' ssy tha
alaee th tale of the new two rent stain) s
svas begun they handle almost Iwjee as
tnany letters as they did before aud a de
creased numbur-of stil carls.
ZSfl hare .purchased in Immense stock
of Walt Paper as iubs, and will give the
people of Carbon county a chance tn buy r
tall at wholesale prices. Don't miss this
chance, g. F. Lucienbtch'.fll Broadway,
JJaueti Counkt
At the corner stone layingnt the Union
church, at Freeland, Ileir. David Ilolherock,
of Bucks couuly; Uf;A. BJack,f Uasle
ton, Rev, Derr and Ry. Jvuuis, ul Conyn
hem, officiated, i
ARE YOU Miserable through Indigestion,
Boor Stomach, or Constipation? Arker'a
Dyspepsia Tablets we guarantee will relieve
you. Sold bv Dr C T Horp, LehlghUiund
K A Horn, Welssiurt.
The breaker boys at the Pnltsvillc
bafts went on a strike last week, for an ad
vaneo in wages. They have been getting ;
12.25 a week and upwards. The depisnd
was refused andjork suspended.
ACKER'S BLOOD KLIJCER gnsranlecdj
"111 cure all kinds nt Lloo.1 poisoning;, in
Strilcd or tontrncttd. Bold by Pr.-lioru,
Lbighlon,aud E A Horn, Wetftport.
The grounds of the Lehigh County
Agricultural Society are worth a good deal
of money, an offer of $72,000 having re
cently been mad nr b property. The
stockholders at the present time number
Uenry Nagle, employed In ilie V. k R
(Septal I'otlfville, was caught under a
heavy drum, which tilted over, and had
Ills hip crushed in a horrib)e manner. He
is also Injured inlernally,and If be recovers
be will be permanently disabled.
lJest-make of Jloreo
Shoe Nails for 20cts a. pound
by tho box at J. L. Gabcl's.
Washington people expect that Gener
al Orant will anoo become a permanent
resident of that city. He oertalaly may do
en if he likes, but what is tbst to us whilst
Davy Ebbert isstjl) gaily waltiing around
bis Jivery stables, rrepsred to supply the
very best carriages and bojvei that aro lu bo
fuuod lo Ibiscouotprer the next?
A number of 'our sub
scribers who get thcuvocATE
through the mail Seem to
have fOlgOlten to T)ay .Up, aS
n centle reminder of their dc'
linquency we this week mark
a cross (Xj opposite the di
rection tabs on their papers.
and trust that they will re
spond with the cash at once,
Postage is now reduced to
two cents, hence they have no
excuse lor delaying,
The new Roman Cathollo church o
tho Immaculate Conception was dedicated
with imposing ceremonies at Allentown on
Sunday. The dedicatory services were per
formed by the BJght Rev. Bishop Slianahan,
of llarriiburg. The edifice cost $11,000 and
was dedicated Iree of debt.
J. L. Gable has just re
ceived three car loads of Phos
phate which he"1 is selling at
.$30 and $35 per ton.
Daniel Evans and Daniel Tobin, rest
dents of Mt. Carmel, uarrcltd at that place
on Sunday night about (he payment lor
some drinks. Tobin attacked Evans, strik
ing him on the head with a pitcher Inflict
ing an injury which may be fatal.
For the week endingpn the 13th inst,
137.99V tons of coal was transported over
the L V. RR., making a total of 5,131 ,57'J
tons ta that date, and showing an increase
of 195J35 as compared with tame time last
year.
Pure Linseed- Oil, at J,
L-. Gabcl's, G8 cents per gal
Iod lor cash.
mere are but six survivors of the war
of 1812 in Schuylkill county. Christian
Miller, of West I'eun, is one nt them ami
draws a Pension of $8 per month from Uucle
Sain.
Rev. U. R. Swcngel,of central Fennsyl
vun la Conference of the Evangelical Asso
ciatiun, preached very acceptably last Sun
day morning and evening to large audi
ences in tho Presbyterian church ofHokcu
dauqua.
uKind reader pause for a moment
and think carefullr over this. You will
fiDd that the nroiwr mace to buv the cheat
est harness, collars, blankets, ropes, whip
anu an ieriaiuing lo tne working garo ami
pleasure clonics ol horses, Is at the store o
Milton Flory, Weisspurl.
The attention of lovers of music and
the people geuerally is called to the extra
ordinary bargains being offered at the
Music Store of J. F. Halbach, on Bank
street. See hit large new advertisement ou
4th page.
On Friday a young son ofSuperintend
enl Alrey, while tending to' his duty on i
mine locomotive near old No. 3, S'ocktnn,
tM under the wheels of one of the cars, and
was, it is thought, fatally injured. Hr was
badly bruised about the body and injured
internally.
Lewis' Best White Lead
at $7.00 a hundred at J. L.
Gabel's, for cash.
Mr. Rudolph Feisl.of While Haven.
was unfortunate last week in having he
end or bis thumb s i severely mashed as to
necessitate ainKilation. The Injury was
done whila putting a pair of car wheels on
the track; tine wheel squeezing his thumb
against a baud spiko he was holding.
The striking rollers at the Poltsvlll
Iron and Steel Company' Fishback Rnlliuz
Mill resumed work last Friday night, their
luuiand lor Ii. creased pay having been ac
ceeded to and the discharged puddler help
ers having been reinstated. The strike
was so short lived as to cause but slight in
convenience to the mill owners.
10d. to 40d. noils ot J.
L. Gabel's for only $3.00 per
j. Locks 2.75 per doz.
Much excitement wascuused at Haste
on on Saturday by the "sellling" of the
No. 3 Hazlelon Mine owned by A. Tardee
Co. Tho timbering in one of the gang-
wiijs gave way under a strain and the
ground .began workiug. Engineers und
miner, however, predict little danger. The
cauipauy is rapidly rrtimberiug the gang
way.
The attention of families desiring to
secure employment for its younger mem
bers is directed to the advertisement of the
Pioneer Kindling Wood Co., of White
lluven, Pu , in tn day's Aiivoctir. They
iavo enlarged their works and aro now in
need ofnddiliouul help. Why "Co West,"
when you can get work nud good wages
so near at home?
"Mary." said a Mahoning man to hif
wife,' if I owned a l o se like Juy-Ere See
woold you throw you arms around me ai d
kisi me whenever Mio beat the r cord!'-
William," she answered severely, 'there
s i taw borso next that wood pile in the
yarl. If you make it beat the record I
.... , . ...
win kiss you so miea is, will matte vour
bead swim."
-Heady mixed paints at
J. L. Gabel's for $1.25 ncr
alltm.
Laal week tho Summit Hill and LaiUr
ford Record cutered uikiii us fifth year.
"full" us the editor j.iounly admits "of
bopes and advertisement.; fliMisa happy
combination of (hu beautiful and the use-
ul which, in years to come, will enable the
Record "to cover the earth as tbe waters
coyer the great deep." The Jlteord should
be yery thankful. H enjoys two great
blessings in the nood wishes of its content
(Nirariet and the election proclamation of
Sherllf L-iili.
At Trenton, "N. J.,leslinnny wat taken
latt week for I lie defence in the suit of Wm.l
B. Dinimore a(itintt the Philadelphia and
Readiug Railroad, tn annul lit leas of the
Central railroad. Counsel for the RR., in
Court were Fraukliu B. Oowen. A. Richey
nd ex-chancellor Williamson. Counsel
for Mr. Dinsmore were Clarence A.Setvard,
Rotate Conkling, Wayne McAVagh and
Edward Orrcn. Among the witnesses were
Win. It, Hewitt, W. II Pattersou, A.J.
-CatMitt and Frank Tliompion.
Dry sand is recommended for keep
nj apples and potatoes in a sound condit
ion Into a barrel tilled with tbem laud Is
(toured until all the interstices are filled
with it. Parties who havu trial this meth
od tay they are ill better condition than
by any other meant they liaye tried.
There are 026 pensioners of tbe United
States lo 8eliuylkill county. Pottsville
besdt the list with 1 20, and Minertville
comes next with iO, Tamaqua following
rlisely with 49. Bsrncsville hot 4, Coal
Dale 7, Delano 1, Ilecla 1, Mahaney City
Sl.Athland 43, MiddleportS, New Ring
gold 2, Port Clinton B, Reynolds 1, Tainan
end l.Tueoarora 2, West Peun 4, io.
The Shamokin Daily Timti is toappesr
Dsit Saturday,
On Saturday the Court ordered the
namesof 1 ,006- sober amllnlelllgen t eltiiens
from which to select lurvmen durlne the
yr 1884. Saturdoy being pay day men
I tfOIV IMML-IU1I IUCIU9C1 f r CICVWUDTO tUUU
"in a wheel."
Our readers should not miss reading
the sermon on "Josephtts," by Falkland,
this Vcek.
Clias. M.8weeny A Bon, of this piece,
shipped 1000 bushels of potatoes to tin coal
regions last week,
. Tho teachers of Lehigh County will
bave possession of Allentown next week,
Slatlngton wants to Wrow $18,000 at
4 per cent, to erect new water works.
Levi Angstadt, of. New Jerusalem,
Bsrks county, has a turkey lien that lias
Isid 117 eggs since spring, and is still lay
Ing'havlng shown no signs of hatching.
The Allentown Democrat says that all
blacksmiths will be glad to icnnw that
sifllog prusiiate of potash on red hot
a id cooling It Immediately, a lempc
b obtained hard enough to make a gl
ina-iv of the anvil tools used by smith
Twenty-five years ego a young lady
residing at Allentown bad a singular
dream. She consulted a dream book and
learned that alio would have four husband
before she reached tho age of 30. Tbi
made her very independent, and she Is now
42 and has never had a beau.
Eir-Societv badges at E. 11. llohl
Mauch Chunk.
"The Merchant ol Venice" was a fail
lire nt the Allentown Academy of Music.
The young and tdd citisens prefer brass
bauds, Uncle Tom'a Ctbln, and burnt cork
arlis.
Over twenty yittimsof a peculiar kind
of fever oro lying dangerously ill ntCen
tralia. The disease was brought by a num
ber of filthy emigrants who have settled
that place, und are among the stricken ones
The epidemic Is' spreading with alarming
rapidity.
Dr. D. J. Langdon, of Shenandoah
coroner of Schuylkill county, was married
on Tuesday to Miss Bello Scuulnu, daughter
of ex Sheriff Scaulan.
A clog-dancing match was arranged on
Tuesday at Mt. Carmel between James
Quinn, the champion step dancer in North
umberland county, und Patrick McGulli
the best dancer in Schuylkill county, for
$50.
5aaGeuu!ne Australian pebble spectacles
aim eyegiaasea ai .. ii. now a, Mauch
Ununk.
Diphtheria has made its appesranre in
Allentown and quite a uumber of children
are prostrated by its ravages.
The man who was killed Saturday nigh
on tlie railroad near Wilkes-Barro was iden
tided on Monday. His name is William
Dickson, of Plains 8tation. He leaves
wife and seven children.
William Williams was fatally injured
at Dodsnu colliery, Wilkes-Barre, on Satur
day. Ho fell under a mnying mine car,
and was terribly mangled.
SfO. A Farm of 118 acres with n house
on il, and about 8 acres cleared, for sale
chotp or in exchange for town properly
Three miles from Mauch Chunk. Address
W. M. Rapslior, Lehiehton, Pn.
-Richard Blake and John Smith,
Wilkes lljrre, were arrested by Detective
Smith, of the Valley road. Monday after
noon at Catasauqua, while stealing ridee
on a coal train. The officer took the offend
ers to Allentown, end after a hearing before
Aldermaa Fry titer were comniiltea lo jail
lor ten days.
-Owen Sharp, a miner at Trctckow, No.
2 colliery, was verly injured In No. 1
slope on Saturday morning. Ho was push
ing down th in a thute when a large
lump came ik.u-ii after him. It bowled on
to his auklj, broke it and bruised his leg
badly. El Smith, of the tame place, will
probably lose the sight ofonecyo from on
accident by which the leather of his hat
came loose, letting the flame ol his lamp
all right upon bit eyes.
iE2Cf"Gentlo reader, vou mav see for vour
sell ut E. II. Ilohl'a. who it id that se'lla ul
the inosi reasonable prices, and who carries
i.t ueti assortment in the county.
-An unknown man was killed by the
Nanlicoke train which had just lelt the
lepot, starting up Ihe track lo switch of)'
the main line on Saturday. He was struck
rijlit on the temple and one of hit legs hor-
rihly mangled. He died almost instantlv
after being struck.
Patiick Dover, a miner aged 38, was
njured by a full of coal ut Spring Moun
tain colliery, Jcansville, on Monday morn
ing. His face and legate badly bruised,
but It it Imped that he may recover.
Saturday's pay roll of the Lehigh Vol
ey Company was over one hundred thous
and dollars. '
On Saturday afternoon a bootmoker
named Pilrick Walsh was found dead in
front of a saloon in Wilkesbarre. He had
been drinking heavily of late, and met his
le.ith, it is thought, uhila intoxicated.
Coroner Bpeted decided that mi inquest was
unnecessary. This is a remarkable du
el siont
Sf"It will do vour eves ond annetlie
K'hxi toEceino iian.lsorneaSforiment.il col. I
and silver watches just received at E. II
Ilohl'a, Mauch Chunk.
On Saturday evening James Conogan,
iving near the Empire, Wilkesbarre, was
struck by an engine on the Nantiroko
ranidi ofthe P. A R. an 1 badly huit. He
ha I been on a-eprce and was making ha
way home on the track. When near the
Stanton mine he wat struck. The luiurv
t not fatal, but the man will be laid up for
considerable time.
The withdrawal of William Wilhelm,
f Pottsville, a Greenback candidate for
District Attorney of Schuylkill rountv.witl
naturally affect the eampilgn. lie slated
his reaa-int and his withdrawal was accept
d. Hi reasons are said to It that he look
the nomination under protest and only on
the promise that each of the candidates
would put $250 into lite campaign. Thls.it
Is Slid, they havo failed to do.
The greater portion of the new station
fthe Lehigh Vajley road at Wilkesbarre is
ready to have the stale roof pot on, the
workmen having been engaged Monday in
pplying tbe preliminary coating of felt
material.
rBest silver tnoone. forks and knives.
for Ihe least money, at E. U. lIohl'a.Maueh
Chunk,
John Roberts, aged 12 years, son of
William Roberts, of Honey brook, met with
Tatal accident Tuesday afternoon at 2
'clock. The lad was seut for powder, and
gelling on board of Ihe small locomotive
Out hauls tbe mine cars from Nu. 8 lo No. 5
slopes fell between Ihe two rear cars and
ad one leg cut off above the knee and the
ther mangled. The doctur amputated the
njured leg below tbe kuee. The boy died
at four o'clock.
Having been troubled with a very bad
Cough for about two years and having tried
Imost every cough mixture that was ever
made, I haye lound none tbst has given mo
such great relief at Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
end I earnestly recommend lllo all afflicted.
Benj. F. Duggan, It Park Plsce, New York.
Rev. C. A. MeFadden, who was form
erly pastor of St. Ambrose church, Scliuyl
kill Haven, has been appointed pastor ol St I
Ltwrvoce cburcb, CaUsauqns.
aaaesrrno
After this issue of the Car
bon Advocate all Subscribers
will be furnished with their
papers through the post office
IFc do tins, because we be
lievc we can supply them
with the Advocate more regu
larly and promptly than w
have been enabled to do re
cently. "We have had several
of our patrons to desire the
change, so naturally inler that
all will be satisfied, hence, on
Friday noon, November 3rd
you will get the Advocate at
Wcissport post olnce.
At a meeting held In Rebel's Hall
ay evening, O. W. Nutbaum was elect.
od N. O Mrs. Dr. N. fi. Reber, V. U. Mrs.
O. W. Nusbaum, Secretary; Mrs. Wilton A.
Peters, Assistant Secretary, and Mrs. J. M.
Frllsiuger, Treasurer of the Rebekah Lodg
The officers 'will ba Installed next month,
and at that lime a collation will be served
in the llsll. Some ofthe Grand Officers
are expected on the occasion of installation
TsfK. 11. HoM's assortment ofeolld gold
wedding and eugsgement rings can not be
beaten.
Rev. John Edwards, of Nantlcoke, ha
uccepled a call from I lie English and Welsh
Congregational Churches of Lantford. He
preached in the Welsh Church In the morn
Ing and the English Church in the evening
tn very large congregations. The peopli
are very much pleated with their choice
Monday morning at No. 10 or Bull
Run, at the Primitive Cburcb, Lanslord,
man by the name of Whitehead fill dead
white ho wat engaged in prayer.
Everyone has a will and a mind to
think for himself, yet many will go about
backing and coughing until a friend recom
mends Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for that
tough.
Samael Riehl, who Is employer! at
Packerlnn, was run over by the cars at that
place Tuesday afternoon and instantly kill
ed. His home Is at Upper Mauch Chunk
where the body was immediately taken
Andrew Harcsar wlitlo carrying a cart
tridge up bis breast ot Mt. Pleasant colliery,
slipped and fell, breaking tbe cartridge. I
fulling his light set fire to the powder ot tl
eartriilgo, winch haa spilled, and he was
badly burned on tbe side of hit face.
Lightning cjeanser,bet In the world
to cleanse silverware, at E. II. llohl
Mauch Chunk, if you only try it you'll bo
sure to uuy it.
An Unfortunate Candy Peddlor.
Tuesday afternoon as Conductor La well's
4:39 train was coming around a small curve
ncarStucklon itttruck an Italian, nameun
known, and threw him over tome disttnre
upon the aiding. He wat instantly killed
The Italian who is said to be a candy ped
Her was walkiug on the railroad and had
evidently stepped off one track to avoid a
freight train coming down, and had just got
on the other track when he was struck
His arms were broken, and his bead horri
bly crushed.
Terrible Explosion Near Wilkesbarre.
On Tuesday allernonn a terrible explosion
took place si the souib factory of Kingston
about two miles from Wilkesbarre. The
building, which was entirely delrnyed,had
been used for the making of Miners' Squibs
and an accident might easily happen st any
time by means ol tbe scatlercd straw and
loose powder around the floor. Tho causes
of the. explosion are not known, but the re
sults are only too painfully apparent. Three
young people were killed and five fatally
injured. The namet of the dead ones are,
John Evans, aged 15; Hatlie Nnrris, aged
19; Mattie James, aged 20. All three were
burned to a complete crisp. .The injured
some without hopes of recovery are Litzie
Edwards, aged 19; Albert Jinnee, aged 1:
Mary Most, aged 18; Lizzie Quinn, aged 1C;
James Sleel, aged 15. The factory had only
bees working about five months. Tins
makes the second fatal accidentia Kiugs
tou within a month.
pie Slate Quarries,
Tho Lehigh and Northampton slatequarries
ore, comparatively speaking;, new indust
riea. Thev were so small that they did
not get a mention in the census statistics ol
1870; but they now turn nut more titer.
cnantabte slate ttian tne famous quarries
n Vermont. The supply of alato It pra'c-
ically inexhaustible. Next season business
will bo done for the first timo with fair
facilities for transportation and with proper
machinery tor workmf tbe blocks into pn
form for the various purposes for which
slates are used. The industry will soon be
a large one. The demand lor the product
of the quarries is by no means confined tn
this country. The slate is shipped to all
quarters ofthe globe whert houses are built
and decorated. There are no quarries anv
where that produce, a finer material than
re Northampton and Lehigh slates.
A Sudden Death.
Vr James Stanton, of Canada, died very
suddenly at tne nnute ni John belp, .Mauch
Chunk, on Wednesday morning of last
week. Stanton and his wife rsme tn Maurh
Chunk a few weeks since. Ha was taken
II) while visiting his wife's relatives at
Greenridge. On Monday he was taken
t Mauch Chunk, and on Tuesdav night he
ras yisitcd by Dr. Horn. On Wednesday
morning at sixltVlnck the doctor was railed
again, but saw no symptoms of (danger. A
few minutes before eiiht o'cln.-k Dr, Horn
was called for the third time, but when he
reached the house Mr. Stanton was dead.
The remains were interred at Wilkesbarre.
Failed to Come to Hani.
An exchange says thst Stephen Etap!r,
of Ashland, promised to marry Kate With
r, ofthe same plaee.on October 1 1th, and,
though he had deposited ti with Father
Nalhe, of the R. C. Chnrch, be felled lei
come to hand. Further than this. Stapler
ileclarrs he never will marry Mitt Wisher.
She hat accordingly brought a civil suit for
brrarh of promise' of marriage, laying the
lantages at f 5,000, lo which extent, she
says, she has suffered by tbe refusal of the
defendant lo make her his wife. Stapler
list been required to giye $1,000 ball to
nswer.
legal Value of a Kiss.
Last week at Eitton Mary Ann Miller
brought an action of breach of promise
gaintt Beck. On Friday evening tho fury
returned a yrrdict for the plaintiff in the
sum of $1,108.33. The rate wts en un
common one. The parties weie first routine
and both bave patted the prime of Hie. The
plaintiff wat housekeeiier for Ibe delendant
and told how be bad addressed her in Ibe
usual country ttyle of courting. When
asked if be had ever kissed her, she said
More than a hundred thousand timet."
Th rille.t In Marv Anh1, l..n,i. .1
up
ijoi
rsteolacent a kit., with a littl. UULiM
" -
Packcrton Dotttngs.
Rev. Powell It going lo liouulreeplng
this wcok; that Is tbe way it goes when a
man gels married -"lakeu unto himself a
wife." Mr. Powell is a first class preacher,
everybody within reach, ought lo come and
hear him.
The car works here are lo bo warmed
throughout with steam durlag the cold
winter weather. Tho shops are well
managed' under the able supervision and
efficient control of Mr. J. S. Leutx, Supt.,
and Mattcr-Car-Bullder.
We hayo a well-organltcd Sunday
school here, a good corps ol teachers and
Instructors, and a good attendance. Under
the control of our new superintendent, Mr.
McrLr, we shall, no doubt, do good work
lor Ood In bringing tip the young and ris
ing geneiatlon In the way they should go.
"Robert lays his "God It a Dutch Ood."
Good for Robert. Robert speaks Pulaiidlsh
very fluently, indeed, some mlaht mistake
himruroheol that uatiouality, uolwllh
staudiiigtho contrary.
Query How many of our present
School Directors, at this place, can write
the alphabet or arithmetic? All who ere
competent to do so, will please send It to
the editor, and It wlll.be printed In good
faith with each one's resiec'.lye name at
tached. The TIon. Jat. Long takes the lead In
tbe celery line: ha has hilled up about an
acro.oflhlt delicious plant, be is No. 1 on
the celery, question. We think Mr. L'ing
would meko a first class farmer, If he gave
his attention to that line of butineis. James
is a genius of tho first order.
Mr. James Martin Js able again to be
at work. Glad to ieeynu,Jim,
A large Calamont bat been seen prowl
Ing about near the miner end of the Park.
"Beaver Hun. Thft may not be vrrv el
come news to tho big boys who go up thero
lo play ball on a Sunday morning.
Gus. Wolk is going to move bsck again
to Park avenue, where be lormerly resided.
We think Gut. it comlngback under tpccial
uiiructions. (
John Hagen is a nol tcmpcranco
worker, and ought to be encouraged in this
important cause. JURKAW.IY,
George Harlemau. of Bethlehem. John
ICinsey, of Eatlon ami Richard Calfrey, of
lYuito iiavcn, were in fackcrlon Tuesday.
George Carrol, tupervisor, it giving the
people of this place some equivalent fur their
ruau iax uy using up me roaus,
Tho tad accident hv which Samuel
Relll, of Upper Mauch ChliliK, lust bit ifo
in tne l acKrrion yont.was purely accident
al and no blamocau be attached to anyone.
Mrs. Luke Boylon ami her son John
were at Allentown Sunday attending thu
dedication services.
F. B. Morris, Eq;, will reniovo to TerHi
Ainuov next week, -having secured a com
firtab'tt ami desirublo resilience there.
We have two Sunday schools In this
place.both ofthe Methudlst persuasion. J.
l. Mcltelvy, superintendent and John
Bohn ats'stant tuperintendent of the one In
the Run and Samuel Mertz. sunerinteml
cnt and Thoniaa Trethawjy.asalttant super-
iiuenuentoi tne one on the Hill Uolh
tchools are flourishing and doing good work.
The Rev. B. F. Powell and bit good
wife having secured rooms will go to house
keeping to-dav. A donation visit to en.
courage them in llieir labor among this
people was a fcaturo of tho occasion und
gave evidence of kindly feeling.
It is whispered by tbo knowing ones,
that Pop Lenlz. stole the late mass tneeLlnt,.
and took it out west. The General knew of
It at the time, but wauled the rig ou Stroll,
therefore kept quiet.
When does the rabbit hunlinz season
commence? Sunool our hunters would like
to know. The law as amended at tho ses
lnof 1881 reads thusly : " No person shall
HI! vsia J.t. a.. I.. 1... u. I..
... vi bsist'to iui mica ur iiuvt in his ihih
session ailttr tho same haa been killed, any
hire, conjmnnly called rabbit, hetwean the
first dayiof January and the first day of No
vember IU nnv Vrar under .i tuoniliv nl'.t.V"
There you have" the law. Ed. AnrocaTH.
A .ion.
Mahonlic Notes-
--Mr. Alvlu Frontz bruised his lecralh.
er severely by a fall on Mouday.
Mtss Kale Keucler was vmttnp fYiend
at Mahanoy City, she returned home on
Tuetdoy.
-8ome candldatea naifed thrnnirh lb
XT..II-.. .., .r , '
f unejr viecuoueeriug.
-Moses G. Fran It will leivo for Ohio
next luewlay. Sir. Franta spent several
yeart lu Ohio, returning this spring. He
win now remain in Ohio until Christmas.
tve wish him a pleasant trip and a tie
llgtlllUI visit.
There was an old fanhtonMl tiiiilrlnn
uouavoiepueu l ensiermaciier son Wedues.
day evening ol last week. It was enjoyed
V "J'eoiMiiy uy oalll.
Many of our ueonle attended thedadi
'alienor the St. Peter' ehorel, ! IVa.,
Penii on last Sunday. Besides the regular
iiiiuiciora itevs. uaiiiiotomew and Strausa,
Rev. E. A. Bauer, of Ilaxleton.and Rev. A.
uurilininliiew.lil I'oltjville. were nreaent
and preached very able sernons. Tho new
church edifice is a very handsome oue, and
is said to be prettier than Ihe East Peun
cnurcn ouiming, recently dedicated.
-Mr. David Lechlvder and wlia. nf In
liana, nre at present visitlnrr relatives in
uo vaiiey.
-The New Mahoning Sundav aehool r,
reived an addition to its library during the
oi una uunuieu volumes.
The Lord's Sutmcr will be mdehratirl
i me oi. dunns cnurcn tomorrow iSim
lay; morning. Rev. Bartholomew will
preacn. All are invited.
On next Monrlv our verv "lono" l.n
of five months s'hool will commence. The
corn is not all huakad ,t. In,t i.l n,,iu
judicious management, wo Ihink'lhu.liltle
tiiHt remains, cau eatily be husked in Ihe
evening after school, and on Saturdays so
Ihul Ihe boya anil girlscsn be sent -un Ibe
first dav. Paieuta, send you children even
11'.. t i . -
j. ..u..,uu- fijrta tue niifKiriance
f sendlug your children every dav too
irriuiy iim you, lis boy comoa to scIkkiI
outh alter the term has commenrrd ,.H
then ouly attends Half the time, it ici.'i in
order to blame the teacher if he does not
learn anything. Thocomnla ut then that
Ihe teacher is not worth anything won't
jim lar us we Know, our teachers are
p to :oa average, anil we have every rea
son to believe that the term about to
commence will prove a yery succuatlul one.
Tho County Institute-
As announced before In our rolumni. the
County Institute will be held thltyearat
Lehlghtcn, lu Ihe Pietbyterian church. It
promltea to be oue of the most interesting
netitutee ever held in the county. Mr,
alllet hat secured an able cvrpt ol instruc
tors and has made provltion lor first-class
veiling entertainments. Hon. E. E II i"
bee, SUto Superintendent, will be prraeut
two days and will deliver a lecture on Wed
nesday evening, November J8th. Hon.
John B. Storm, of 6troudtburg will deliver
lecture on Tuesday evening, suljecl, " Ed.
ucallou Its Necessity in a Republic." Col.
P. Ssnford, of Iowa, who lectured last
year before the institute at Maucb Chunk,
will deliver bit fampus lecture on "China
nd Japan," ou Monday evening, Noyem
ber 20th. Col. Sanford whilst be Is fsmoua
sa humorous lecturer, it always inttruc-
Ou Thursday and Friday eyenlngs
Prof. Moses True Drown, of Boston will give
elocutionary entertainments.
Mauch Chunk Poem.
A lady of Mauch Chunk who attended
IiihiI twelve years ago, it rcsiaintible f. r
the following composition entirely original:
"Mauch Chunk is one of tbe most won-
erful places In America. It bat a
Wolf thst smokes cigars, and a
Reed that is two feet thick. It hss a "
Lilly that weighs ISO pounds, and a
Spohu that can sing dutch. It hss
King that wears over alls, and a
Fisber Ibat never caught a full. H has a
Kane that was ruid in Ireland, 4 ml a
never uaaea a luar of bread.
It has a
Cole that is flesh colored, end a
Miller that never wears a wbjte hat. It
cav can pisy a tune.
Written ctprcsaly for the Carbon Adtooatc
Qur Lay .Sermon.
J0SKPHU3. Chapter III.
"A change comes o'er the spirit of hit
dream."
At our readers may have observed, Jo-tophus-,
since his meeting with Theophrai
tus Makepeace, hss not been about. The fa
miliar hauntt that wore once acquainted with
him no longer echo and resound Willi bis
s'raimeIdiouilyexpressed convictions about
"his Beulah Laud" or his neighbors" "Gar
den Wall." No longer does he bring him
self lo anchor on tho hospitable soap-box in
front of the post-office, and, as the shades of
nveotnir i?M ntt In tl.. .la t.a.a r tl.i .... I .
. , ,. , , , , , ,
Imlilln Ir mil fan .Inwn Cn... Ila a a.
vated perch and say "'Thcro's Joteph again,
helping the tingle post, allowed by the
street cnmmisslonerSjto keep my light shin
ing before men. 1
That one decisive combat In the saloon
bud forced a fortnight's Involuntary leisure
upon our hero. This leisure implied re
flection, mil In the oourse of his medita
tions Joe tried to think clearly, But the
machine lie called his mind wouldn't work.
The wheels wero clogged with the nut ot
many years and there was no fuel in the
furnace to nurse the little ipsrk of.'intellect
into flame, As ho said himself oue day in
a sudden burst of original poetry, "I feel
llt, ., r it,-... i.i v.ti .t.t.
...v ..M ;. un. viiama nun
my uoiior butted," and when He lelt yery
deeply in the blues he tried to flatter htm
sell' that there was just a littlo ol thd "en
glne'Meftio him still, at he broke into a
series of short, shrill tools such at are used
by the Irelght engineers when their coal
cars wind like a eerpant through tbe vine,
yards aud rote gardens of the Advocate
Like a tcrpant loo the idle days ofthe
young man dragged their slow length
along. Joo sat In a rocking chair by the
window, nursing his wrath, his coal black
eyes and tbe mutilated fragments of what
had once been a countenance. Friend
visited him with stories of the outer world
of Allentown fair, and with numerous love
and bjttle episodes from the Carbon Couii
ty Agricultural meeting. The doctor also
came with ttlcking plotter und paint pot.
and after each visit the "face" looked like
Ihe blind side of a brick hotel decorated
with circus placards which allernuted with
streaks ofthe fa mi lor while wash.
But why should wo linger over this
painful season of convalescence T Let il
tufllcolo say that at tbe end of a week
Joc'a eyes began to open and tbe first thing
they saw was tbo underlying nose which (till
remained very crooked. A plsster-of-paris
cist bad been made fur that organ, and al
though tho new arrangement gave no com
fort to Joe, they created an interesting topic
of conversation fir bit friendt who pleas
antly remarked as each entered tbo sick
man's room, "Hello! Jubui, your nosey
posey it encroaching on the reservation of
your cheek. However, cheer up old boy.
Vuu'II bo a regular Jew when you come
round, so vou can call vouiself Solomon and
peaiitepruiitauty In 'old clo s.'"
The ways nf the transgressor are pro
vertdally hard.md, like many a wiser man,
mir friend had to regard the cold comfort
derived from his visitor! as a consequence
of his Ijlse views ol the universe.
But misfortune often brings healing on
its wings. Time, which is the strongest In.
stance of nature's cumpasslon, began lo think
that she had dealt too hardly with oue
whose faults arose in great part from cir
cumstances over which be had no control,
and events wero shaping themselves which
were about to open up a now career and a
lets dug like destiny for ono whose highest
aim had been the bruisership ot a saloon. I
One evening, in tbe fall, as he rocked him.
self in a chair beside the window and
watched tbo piuc trees with their golden
yellow garments ts they waited (atienlly
for the bunal of tbeir beauty in the'win-
ter'a blast, Joo somehow began le think;
really, in all earnettness.to lliluk,ol Spring,
Summer, Fall and Winter. He taw and
io,l lu ineaiiiioepnereaooui mm the sy nip-1
. r I
toms or nature sounusl decay. Only a few
hours had gone since the setting sun had
i .tl i,,. .w. x.ti.. ..n ,t. I
world to light and lil. and renewing the
..e.u ... .... u , ,110 i
vital lorces of tbe universe. He bad. cow I
sunk to rest like . wearied child, and a. Joe
watciieq in a eunsetana me cmnging olor;
e ti. r ii,,. i, 1 f - ,
(Q till 1118 QB W19 l!lUaily ItOHlnf OQ 1
. . . 1 f . , j.l(l,rv,ah wci lur ihii i'iiiicuii. 1 it a jina
b mo two utmit w. inutivT ny sua ine i
death bed of another year. He didn't "go
much on" poetry but Just now he seitned to
tee a correspondence between those citer
nal facts and tomethiugin tbe life of a man,
for instance, of himself. lie could not
lve shape to his thouRhts.mucu less did he
laisseu the language lo cxprees them, but
feelings had unne over It l in which brought
with them it siranco seuse oi laiwer and
fcolemulty along with tbe accompanying
t nsatlun tn ins own aueoiuie tioiniii)(iieea.
Sniueihinx within teemed to sav In him.
'There is one day for the tile ul the tun.
one year for the Hieoi a tree, and I here are
the'ihree-soore and ten' for yourself. Tbe
day too mutt come when your light shall
go out in darkness, and your body, like
autumnal foliage, shall prepare for tbo
nakedness of a longer winter. Tbe sun hss
perlormed bis duly. He bas nursed tne
world with warmth and Joy, aud. bavin?
gine to a brief ropose, will commence his
work again upon the morrow. Tbo tree
too havo had the round nf tbeir lives. They
haye brought rafu in limesjjf ilrougnt.and,
wan beuenc ei.t shade bave dealt out com
fort and luxury l all animated nature.
Tin y have aci-oiu pi ishe.1 the work lor which
lltey were created. Here trie voice slopped
for a tn iinenl and Joo was left lu vauo
nubt us to lh practical linpiriaoco of uuy
li lt in which he could derive Ipmii tho tun
or the pine trees, lie had In-gun lo Hunk
mat innenucsa nan iiiaue nun aoit-ncauen,
when tuiMenly a voice teemed to say, -Joe,
my Iriend, when your linn-onmi t, and tlio
little world that knows you takes stock of T.
ypur life's work, will il say thatyoii havu "'
glvei tue light ami neat ui any cmi ex
ariiJe'to any child of earth, br like t'.,e
tpple tree 111 Ihe garden or the pine Ire a by
the river have you giveu forth good Iruit or
aov bnuntcoui tliadel''
It wotwlbe first time that Joe had ever
made a visit lu tha clouds This trip a f
foidrd ait the pleasure and exoitemrnl of a
new experiment, and It is unknown huw
long ha might have remained above the
sky If tbe kitchen door had tint suddenly
oned. X mange man oulertd the room
aud threw down a bundle on Ihe lablr,
(7i ii O.nfiawd'.i
fsilUKD.
New Advertisements.
A Limb
Saved
AND A FAMM MADE HAPPY
Mr. rhlllp Moore, of Wet Web.
ster. Monroe County, N. V., saytt
fMy daughter, now olnhtctii yeart
old. hi J, for tlio past eighteen
months, been alflloted nltli rbeuuiat
liai In a verr severe rorra. Ono year
ago It touted In the knee, since which
time shi hat teen unable (o touch
her loot ta i ho floor or more her limb
without suffering tbe mutt cxmclat.
logpatn. Jtir limb was fast growing;
out or shape, although we were doing
lor her all wo could, bavlnjr used all
the rcmadlca we could hear of And
that were recorntnendod. Tor rhenm
Usui, none of which bcnelltted bar tn
the loast. Her case wat pronounced
Incurable by tho physician and by our
neighbors, and alt believed that she
would be a ctlpplo all her 'days, and
that her lltnb woold never bo teltored
to lu orliclnal shape. But I aro hap
py to ssy that to-day my daughter it
i ntlreiy tree from allrheainatlo pains,
and that she can walk with perfect
eatc.bav n thrown oiidohcrcrutcbas,
n nd her limb seems as strong, and per
foctoscnri nil Iront ihe use ot jonr
wonderlul medMne IlheUinatlc Sy.
tup." which we consider ono ofthe
belt medicines ever Introduced far
parlf; log ibe blood, and I only tettrt
that all othen mho are afflicted with
rheumatism cannot know of ttt tups,
rlor merits. You aro at liberty to use
tay name I r It will do yon any trood,
and 1 shall be only too glad to tell
any and -every one what H hat dOuo
lor uy daughter."
l'HILIPMQOrtC.
Rheumatic Syrup
13 ,ha fi'MiMl Blood Purifier known, an
I " 1
will do all that It rlaimed for it. Send fo
pamphltKof testimonials and read of tboto
who bave been cured by its use.
Rlicuinalio Syrnp Go., Hcgliesler, H, Y.
October S7,lS33.yjnrto
Oivoroo Notice.
Mary J- Mullen, by next
In the CJf.urt of
Common Pleas of
iricnu uutunccyjtoscn
grant. Idbellaot,
i arum t;o., No,
13. April Ttrin
John P. Mullen, Retpon.
uciti.
To John F. Mullen. Ikt chixt.nanrA Bri.
I'vnutnt ,
Sin. You nre nerltr nitlflArl that n..
I doraljseii has been appointed bytheCourl
01 uainon County, a liomiuiaaluner to ml--.
I "l" wstimyny 01 witnesses in me auove.nam
eI proceedings III Divorce, aud Hint he will
meet, for the purpoto or hit appointment, all
portlet ocnoerued, on S ATUH lidjf, the 24th
day of NOVEMBER, A. I). 188J. at 9 o'clock
n. .u., nt ins uiuco in tne llorouuli or Le
hlKhtqn. Pa. when and where vou nro ra.
'luoiiui ivimeuu wnn you witnesses.
hji. i miiam, uunitfliftioner.
Lohlghton, Oct M, HM-nt '
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
QUEENS WARE, &c.
At Pn AO TJ PnnATI'Q AP'T
M11 "UUU. -U. IlilUilJJ l), iill 1
NEW STORE, nearly opposite the NEW
ROUND HOUSE,
Bank St., Lehigliton, Pa.
Erervlhtriir nf thn vrv hn nttnlltv
tvw t wri. 0Ct zj.jng.
TO FAMILIES.
rbe Pioneer Klnrillnir Wiorf ivmnn.
curiox a larger number or hands to tlenp the
klodllng wood. Although theyarenow pay.
Inii more for the same work than other com
panies, they havo decided upon the following
system ol coaipcnsatlon, with a view toln-
tiiieinr laruer nova and irlrli to enter tliplr
employ. Even men can nud It more profit
able to tie kindling wood during tbo winter
iiiontiia, man to to itway iroill uoruc to work
ut niKiier wages ana greater expenses.
The nresent nrlce Is i'O cants oer hundred
bundles, tmr new system will increase this
nuiount ncany vt per cent uy premiums.
liOvn lull-, a ml u Irla mt t In. ii.ui.nl limn 1....
la to It yeart of ago, who have earned' more
"'" " lue luturo we will
t iwy vur uuuuiura
ONCE A WEEK.
The fnllowlmr It a schedule of th nri.nl
Ulna adopted together with the tout amounts
we will pay to evetjone who will tie the re-
apuctive uumuer oi uunuict per weeK :
prera. total.
150) 1,'iirs at SM ner 180 slot ,ue. t.ifjj
W ' " a.eo 7Jo. 4.74
2JU0 " " " 4.0'J 1.00 0.00
si-u itM iu a.rs
' " " J.Off M J.M
Eaeh bnudler will be erteen a ehaelf ftt thA
eun ot tne nay to tone nouac, ML ten will show
eaehdav'i nork.
A few inoro lamllles having four or five
'wja ui Kino mio win uunuie woou can nnu
coairortaojo housel und steady employment.
Pioneer Kmalins Wool Co.r
White Haven, Pa.
Factory at Brldfeport. octJ7.-w4,
$300,000
Stock In Tbe London and Westminster In.
vestment Comnsn of Ontario, orirsnlied to
...,
rornlnet hnnlneaa In thA TTnllMl Rim ,nn
Canada, Is ottered for subserli.tlon at Par In
ainou'tt to suit liivcstort. Sharoe 850 each,
t". '-.!. . r;. v. .ilr.r' '. t,1!
2,'
inuiiiii. tir in tun ai time ut raoicriiuiun.
axrlrnltural nrodueu nhem vrr the market
lXx Kl
mougn pronn way ikh oeAKurKe sin pp. c-
uii tiiii'inry nro moto cerium, a iirvB hq
clu,1,,uu"mi,on W1 " inarKCiB. A"l.
if ne I) rrotor. L1J VA Kli L.K 11 ussy. L.om
rxj.v, Uaxads.
act VT-wt.
tV -t
l g cCJ
Stjc Si"
ISVEHTISEBS by addrestiDK OEO. P.
Ii K0WLL tt CO.. 10 rtpruee St., y'w
York, can leatn I he esactcosi of any ryonoead
lineuf-xnVEKTISIMSln AreerlrnfJiwil
papera. as-100-page,rjnplJei, 10c-
FOR SATjB!
A lsrae L,tlT with ex'-BiVnt tinilsv- nr)
STAULK erected tr.arcon, opposite Etch's
Hotel, on llsnkwavj,, this llofougb. Tone
sold ou cconira'.dulln urmt. Apply to
jiihv viiui-". . i.i ...V, 'J.;...
uMiauwii-uii- r. Aug. tB,iaauia-
, .
- 'f tetters
Kemaitijpg tinealleil for in tho Tott Of-
fir at this ilaco, Oct. 2tlh, 1883!
James Athner,
John Burnt,
Win II. Kraeger,
Kaihan Kemerer,
Mary ICeinrrer,
W'm. La rose,
Win. Mann,
John A. Merle
aarali 1-arran,
Tlins, Freeman,
It. A. Held
Daniel Mover.
l'crsonjjMllipg;
forany of tho above let-
ten wilf pleaia ay "advertite,!."
" T.J SciriBT. Ats't P.M.
S"benbe for tbe Advocate, on y '
ooe dollar a year.
m
STRONG "
FACTS1
A prut many pcopla tj aiklraj
hi particular, troubles BROCK'S
Iron Ditikrs it good for.
It vrill cure Heart Dileaje, Jfds.
ysts, Drupsy, Kidney Disease, pfi.
tTusiption, Dyspepsia, RhcwirtWn
rteurtlgia; and oil sunllar
In vronxl erful curatir povref k
simply bccatisa It pnrifiet a&d ttf
riches the blood, thus Uepanii W
the foundation, &i by Uillefeig sj
the system, drives out alf ditcase.
k Larjy Cured of Rhaumalittn.
, JSuldutore, Mi, May y, -My
healut was much s)tatttrt)f
iUieomatitra whin 1 comtaencetl
iiUjic Bnufn't Iron Bltiettrand t
scarcciy bad t trefiph poetica o at
tend, to ray oauy nousenomciutiei.
t
1 an sine utiagthe third bottle ray
5J.
am retraining streaui uuy,tu
fhecrfully reconimcrid It total.
I oiL&not tar tco mutWln tmtaa'
tt It. Mrs, M lav K. UiuiKsjta. "v
"trj Praassaatav '
(idriey.JDiscate Curpd, ..
Chtlsiiamurg', Vs., ttli.
uCring from klotaty" telltale,
f.-om which 1 could gtt'n rlif, r
tried Itrswn's Iron llrtters, ValJt
cured me cotapictely. A chnd e(
pine, recovering from scarlet f-tver,"
Lad no appetite and did net letta taf
be able to eat lit nil. 1 cave him Iron
Ulster with tbe happiest results.
J. Kvls Montaoc.
IJeart Dlscaie.
Viae Et., Harrlsburc, Pa.
lcc... lUi.
Afier trying dUXerent tbys!flaAS
sod many remedies for psJptiidJea
of tbe heart without rtctinng any
benefit. I was sdvlcd totrvBcTwB's
Iron Bitters. I havc&seo twoW
tlet and never found SJiythiaa; tltal
gva ins so much rclieC '
Mrs. Jtxm Kna.
For (lie rjcculiar troubles to' wbJA
ladies ore subject, BROWN'S IsVUf
Brrrcus is invaluable. Try it.
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go sure and get the Genulijo ,
THE BE3?
MENTS
POU TO 333JAST.
Tor ajero than a tblrdpf a ecntary tho
MeilcniiItlit(ann;I(lnunenthnabenl
Known to mtltlona ml over thn wnrlcl na I
tha only; aafo rollnn?P for tbo relief of I
iiuoiuvnu ami nam, is a meuuine
nbovo ptica uinf pmlfw-the twst of lis
kliitl. 1'ortysry form of eiternil pain
iXIGflN
MnstnnjrLlnlmnnt la wlthrmt on nrmnT
It penetrate JJeslt tuna mnsele ta
tlio very bone laalrlnn; tha ispntlnu-
ii l'11"! mm iiuiniiimauon impoa-
..ul... Aia i-uuvin ,ijuii iiuuiunaawi roii
thitl3rntoCn-atlo;i cro equally wonder
ful. Thn TtlftTlortr, '
Wn Ira nit la moediul l.v AmMtAflv fn
every liouso, Jivory day lirlnffanewflof
n
fuJbdOod. of rhcnmntlc martrr rt
tO red. or n. I nlllallA linr n civ
ui n niMiuFui sin nwin mr-n I art lan
LINIMENT
cli speedily oircs trach rllmfnfa i
HUMAN i'xiau ns
llOIimatlaill. SSnrnlllnr-. SUf
Joints, Coiitrnctetl Muscles? JBprrial
ntirt b'calda, Cnts, lirulsea ssttill
Miirntua, I'nlaonotts Bite amtlt
.Sjlnirfl. p;t:iilleaa. lAiMinui. altl
Norea, Uleci.l'roitlillra.rhluil..l
fioro IVIpplet, CaUeil Breast, audi
liiilecrt every form of external tU
oHnuitTiiaBBiinn,
tror tlio BBUTB CBBATION ltrurci
frnraflis. ftnrlmiv. AIOV .TaIm,. a
tl'otuiiUr, TTurnets Seres, Hoar KIa-1
I w? fi ' i, " mm vvoraa, tSM,ti
, Mt.it ... nrrmr.n wm. ivus..
iSRuns, npavlit, 'X'lirnalir-lIlriglMBe,
d Old (loica.. I'nll i:n. riim
jj the nisltt nitil every other tllaaeut.
1
is lriiicti ma oreuiiwunia si SI1J3
tllnlil mid Otocli Vttl aire Ilanhl.
Ilia Slexlcaii Mustauar S.l nf mami
nlwcyu mrcs ami ;iycr sUaappolaUi
'(jnaiUtJj, positively,
SHE BESCC
OF ALL
MENTS
WTANG
DANK STEKET. lUgktW
JJUiKjlH asd Detjtnti
AUKudtof OrtAIK BOUGHT ad BOLD t
BEOUbAH MAItKET SATJCe.
, Ir. ia.."1 toS Itn Q
We weald, also, lestxUaUr tchsra eirc.x
tens tbst we are now full? proparad to tl y
rx-y tieawjut
Best of Comtl
rroascyaio dtatretlMVJHI
XOWEST PRKU.
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