Advertising Rates.
Wo doslro t to be distinctly understood
iat no advertisements will bo Inserted lu
a columns of Tu Caboh Advouatk tliut
iy b received from unknown partita or
bit unices accompanied by tbo cash.
he following are our only termst
osk sqoinie (10 LI NEB),
at year, each Imertlon.. i 19 cis
ts months, each insertion 'X ,
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'ess than three months, first Insertion
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Local notices 10 cents rer tine.
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CARDS.
Attorneys.
M A. SNYDER,
ATTOIWEY AT LAW.
Jrrion-Cornerof Bank Slrett Jt Bankway,
Snd building above tUo Carbon Ailrocuto
Printing Office.
May 19, ma-me-l LKUIOHTUTf.
17 M. It il'SHEK,
iTTORNBY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Basis Strut, I.isia no, Pa,
'tUurttta nnd Collection Aiieucv 171110111104
1 rWalEsttte. Conveyancing -irtl dol,e Col
bns promptly made. Settling Kslates of I e
tuts specialty. May b consulted In I rllsl
"erinau. Net. lit
Physicians and Dentists.
REMOVED.
W. G. M. Seinle, PEysiciau & Snrgein
lias Itemorcd Ms Ofrleo and llcilde leo fr; m
Second St. to SOUTH Streot.ln liid building
formerly ocoupled by A J iiuI.i.knuai Kit,
where he will bo ploased to see his mentis
and patrons. OFFICE "'" if1"
6 to 9 o'clock P. II. ' Ma"'' ""3
D
U. W. W. ItEUEU
PlIYtSIOIAN AND SUItaUON.
MAIN STIIEET, PA1IHYV1LLE. PA,
May bs consulted In the Enullsli or (Jermaii
Language March 21, 1S83.
-yrr a. uekhamck, ai .,
' PHYSICIAN AND SCUOKON
Bperlil intention pild to Clironlc Dlscasns.
OOIm: South tfs.t cornur Iron nod 2nu ti., l.o
MgHen.Fa. Aprl' 3. IS7S.
. ui:i!i:i:, m. n.
V. S. EmmllilliB SiirRenn,
pnACTICISO PUYHIUIAX and SU ttOEOK.
Or.vicH: uank Street, Ititui'.E'n UI.OCK, Lehigh
ton, I'll.
iiay bo eonsuiled In the Uerm 'ii Language.
Xnv. 3 '.
-j-yt. c. w. uowKit,
PHYSICIAN AND SUROKON.
May be eonsulteil In ihoierman nr English
!u;uiigo
OirFtrit i.nolto Durllng's Drnir store,
JANlt St., LchlKhtoii. I'a, Jan, ll-yi
W. A. Cart right, D.D.S.,
OFFICE : Opi-v.iilu the "owed way House,"
Mauch Chunk, Pa.
Patterns h.ive tier beni-Ut of tl.o latest Im
provmnents In nfi'hinlul appliances and
the best mth'itsnl trHiiiuHiit In all suridcil
eases. NtritOUS-OXlllE ndtnliilftercd II
du.lred. irposPde, persons re-sMltiir outside
of Maueh Ohunk should m .leo oii,ii-menia
by mall. J8 vl
J. CONVErANUF.lt,
AND
GENERAL IN3U11AN0E AGENT
The fullolnie Completes are liopresentedt
lt.iian s mo iu.u, rina.
ItBAIlINO MUl'UAI. riRE,
wyomi.no Finn.
rorrsvii.r,i: Fimc,
Mill I II II lTHK. mid theUlA'
rr.un- .uioiu.int isauitANoi:,
Also Penntvlv.mli and Muluil llorso Tblcl
tec'lvcatid in-uruiiveeionipaiiv.
MarcnzLlsn I'llos. ICUMErtEtl
QARBON HOUSE,
J. W. UAUIinNIIUSIt, PROPRIETOR,
liASKSr., limiinitTOH, Pa.
The OaanoM House mlers first-class accom
modations to tUo Traveling publk-. llo.irdliu
by tho Day or Week on Uiasonalile Tonus.
Uholco OUars, Wines and Liquors alway on
han.l Mliu.la nn.l Kttiltfil. will, ftltn,..
tiro Hostlers, atta:hcd. April lo-yl,
p.vcKF.itros non.1..
HI way between Manch Oliunk & Leliljliton
LEUl'OM) MEYER, PaorniKTon,
Paekorton, Penn'a.
This woll known hotel Is admlralriy refitted,
antl h.is tho bust accommodation lor pttrmtin.
ent ani transput boarders. Excollt-nt table.1
and tho very best liquors. Alsu lino Kiihlus
attached. Sept. 16-yl.
Mauch Chunk House,
Euiquehanna Street, Mauch CliunV', I'cnna,
V. F. FKIIll, I'roiniftur.
When Tlsltlnsf at tho County Sei t this
Hotel will found to hetlrst-class In ever) res.
pect. Wli.cs. I.lquois, l.aner llecr. Clears
and other Refreshments of puresi qualily nt
the liar. Terms very moderate. Patrunngo
JT.IVIU UIMJEUT'S
Livery & Sale Stables
MANIC STtlKKT.LjlSUIOUTON, Pn
FAST TIlOT'i'ING IIORSE3,
ELEGANT CAIHIIAQES.
And poslllrtly LOWER PRICES than any
other Livory in the Cojnly.
Larxe and handsorao Canlaaes lor Funersl
paraoses aua weuuinss. iiaviu uuuniir
ClOt. 22, !Sf4.
J. W. JIAUDENBUSn
Respectfully announces to the nul.llo lh.it be
has opened a NEW LIVERY NTAiir.K in
eonnrcthm with his hotel, and Is prepared to
Funerals, Weliiiiis or Business Trips
on ihortMt notlcoand most Ubcraltcrmi. All
orders left at tho 'Cnrbon HouneJ wlli rccctvo
WM. DUPP7 & son,
of East Mtuch Chunk,
are prepared (o do all kinds of
Plastering & arnamental Wori
t shortest notice. Onion lv mll will
ei t prompt attentlun. Terms mnderalo
vi tfw TV, Septals
aS3 S?'tS rs? ;)
II. V. MoiiTiiufTiB, Proprietor.
VOL. XII., No 1.
Ladies, Misses and Children's
selves, and be convinced my stock is large as the largest, as
good as the be st, and n y piics as low as the lowest.
3!
33A.JSTK
Second door below the M. E.
Tia ana Ste Iron fa
Is now offering extraordinary Bargains for Cash 1
He Is the only Arctit In town lor tho s.ilo of tho
Bessemer, Sunshine, Othello, Now Champion and Apollo
Rango3 ; Montour, lighthouse, Exoelsior Penn, and
Eolip3e Cook Stoves ; tho Princeton, Early Lawn,
Eolmont and Real Douhlo Heaters, with a va
riety of other Square and Round Heaters,
All of which ho is now offering at the Very Lowest Prices
Aln. on hind every kind ol STOVE ORATE and FIRE nillOKS. Denlcrmall the
best makes ui I'UMl'.-i.
RooSing and Spouting, Prompt and Cheap.
Stt.re on SOUTH Street, a few doors above Btfnk Street.
Patronage Invited; sa lsfactlon Kunruntced. Juno 30, lUi.jl
Buy Your Fall and Winter
Groceries, Queensware, etc.,
AT-
J9JS-JB
Old Post-Office Building, Bank St. Lehighton.
mi
MP
INDIAN
lurea all diseases of tho Stomach, Liver, Bow
ls, Kidneys, Skin and Blood. Millions testi
r o its eflloaoy in healing tho ahove named
f diseases, and pronounoo it to he tho
BEST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN".
Guaranteed to Care JDtspepsia.
gA G E N T S W A N T E I
Laboratory 77 West 3d St., New York City, Druggists Fell it.
T L.YKENS. DAcrin.N ud.. Pa.
Dn. PLAnK .ToiiKsmc
My bn.lv was literally eurered Willi Teller, lor which leould get no relief until I took
your INDIAN HLOOD SYRUP, which has effectually cured lu ; I recommeiid It blahly.
ENOCH ItEUOEIt.
I.Urt Yltfil-
VI At.MM-K-l
11
tn )(irajmwiectliiiiL)itail. Wi
uitw !'; i Kr
i rv(H in oycry way ; .rt irtt
m.Ujd' u..ibi :ml
Mr-iuntUMi
iaO- will lout Imirotj
v oi . u i ciihtrtKfl
aiukk it vrr.il vjin.,11
oawilitm nra alinu in
lirtWeAs .'hIi V i!. I
Ptxir 'uIArtCQH I tew' I'lf?- ".i J 't: . '
i the Prtmrt HW t,"
(sf .1 H'
ft vv
J, "i.N
V tinted oh . . .
11 1 tWfr ir.iin
1
Mrs. Fath
has much pleasure in
announcing to the la
dies of Lchifrhton and j
vicinity, that she has
just returned from the
City with a large, ele
gant and fnshionahlc
assortment of the very
latest novelties in
FALL AND WiHIEB
Millinery
Goods,
INCLUDING
flats, Bonnets, Rib
ions, Feathers, Flow
ers, etc., suitable for
Wear. Call and scelbr Your
Street,
Church.
scplom.'J
Manufacturer efand Doakrln all l.tnds of
Stove;
Ranges,
Heaters,
im, Hons, EiiriMi Goods, k, h.
BLOOD STRUP
w t -if iftf!.-. Ail
m,. , , pl . ., tot .1
s
: 75: v j
Ml - V
n iti.ii.ili- i' (tti.itrtijr j lie
if ltmerltMthiiri liKi'it-Hiii!
Km
UwHrMsl.illtiw tl.t!t tfsH (Uiir.ttr
v.iscxliiMti-U n.lj in itotxttilitir.
f f ;.'n fcfl.ii '
u. nil;.,, omirj ,isy ,
Ik.INi ur Ik'lhisuii 1 I'i
t Mniauriel,!)!! tltusibr aal I '
M auk ,i..ur wiut ? I 1
tffclil.llolklHl bci..',s .vMi li r-ty
f if,
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. .tiKr'!.'i:i tliu rtmvt l)i.UIIWw
Him in
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ji'.iucumi'tiL tin. uttLt.
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1
INDEPENDENT-"
LEIIIGIITON, CARBON COUNTY,
Thomas' Drug Store.
SENSIBLE MENS
nnd w o-
men know
tliat oftho mnny Ulscaecs nnd dcrunncnicnte'
ul tin hotly iMtcli li is i so.mntu (muso or ori
gin uiifl that cueh needs a tllllcririit uietliutl
h trciitmcnt lu urdur to filed u euro, nnd h
inuuivriTs rttleetiou must convince tluitnny
uf i Jitf ijunck nostrums lolstcd upon ll.o
Uo clalinltitf in vure nil of a number ol dia
mttrlciillv illfrurent iligcaprs mutt prorti fall-
uiiif, even ii we uo noi c.in iiiciu ituiiituhEr,
POOR PEOPLE-!
nnd people of
ni o u y r n 1 1
ttirnliw. ii n il
ovii proplo well-to-do or we.iltliy tind tlit
c not mow i charges ol pnictiMnr tli)sltiintis wrc,
ii ecrious tmrileii tu iliem. nmlnlpo tindth.u
u'trr ptiytntf llicinselvcs poor ihut no Ittnent
nan nccrucu 10 u.eo", unit in iaci iney unvv
thrown their money nwuy. To overcome
nam cviiB wo vnvr n ueiiert jo. aurtr
llemedlc to the rick nnd suliuiJna one Itemed u
lor micb dlsit.ue, without lur u moment cUtia
inir lh.it ui.e remojv will cure unv other tils
vn&o tli.iM tho ono claimed lor tl, nnd us thojc
romcdtci! hiite uul tiiutest o ycnri wui: tit
a tlnt 1 e f.illurc, ho uiee to refund the money
paid in every niFtance wnoro u euro i not
Misiiiruiy ciieciin. j ne reraeuicB are enure-
vi irtftldu, can do no harm, nnd wIIIiiofU
tlvely euro ovcry dfeeaso lor which they are
prtftcribed.
RHEUMATISM!
uour, isam -ncsacf
Join's
Sclutlct and
Ncurn Itrl'i nro relieved at once and tnltlve
ly cured bythouseof Wheeler'i No U8 Hhcu
uutlc Ucuifdy, Wo any hntdiy that lu the
win at eacs ui no niimtr nuw to
long ttandtug,
o cm not (-lily
how tenuut ur how vainfui. wo
Klve relict but potitivilj cure (or nil time.
rnnuiir 10 no in is we win poiitivciy ivicim
tho inney pith) lor treatment, nnd If your
ulTurlnx are not positively stopped for at)
llaio you Ktivu not thrown your money nw.iy
a you wculdouiiu) u'herttiiint csouuaran
tcu.l remedies. rl ho prlco id heVdtr'i) No. 03
itlieuinntlu HcmeUv la unit QUcvnts. obtnlu.
:ii,e fioin drulsts or sent Ireo by mall on
rurtutu ui price, ainmps iukoii.
nature wlih u nrelly face, bciiutirul figure,
fultlrss complexion, as well ns tho sweetest
ol lun.jiers and laullless mental qualities
irtows .rmaturcly old, uray nnd wrltikied,
her lonu loses Its perfect contour, the com.
lilexltm becomes sallow, the brightness leaves
I be rye, :i feeling of IniijiUor talus tho place
ol the ni ce buurnnt stilrits, an Irritable ner
vous fraritousncss maKcs llfen burden, things
th tt once nero trifles worry hir till lire Lc
comes unbearable. All I his belns caused by
the physic il itcraneinonts so common to wo.
men, which tne immio inui cslv or Icin nine
nature lireteuls their mnklujr known, and uf
which iho lunorniico or thoinoillc.il profes
slun Iprcvelits a cure. I..idv Reader, nnuso
and consiiter, 'tU ailutyyiiu owe lourselt.
your iiimii.v. ami your tioii.tnai vou a louiu
cure iiurseil oftliese Iroutdcs mid once more
I'd ihe Kloiv tirperrcct health nnd epltitsih.it
nature intended for jou. Il'arrfrr't A'o. 80
rrff rliifbnt are lilcasnnt and iiatatntle to
take, cotitalii'iiotliln of an Iniuiious naturo
and tuny he la km IiviiIIiikcs nt all times and
In nil coinlllliins without possibility ol III el.
fects, and ullt Mi:iiilvcly cure any uf the pc.
rullar diseases to which females are subject
raiiiiiv tu pruoucu a pcrieci euro me pre.
irictors will reliui.l the moiicr paid tor tho
reatmcnt. Ifyou hiive nsallow coinidexlon.
ciinstnnt or Intermittent headaches, back,
actio, rcstlcmteg.. loss uf appetite, siippres.
sions of monthly flow, or IrrrguiHrliles lucre,
of, accntnponled by heiulaeli.es, nrrvousiiers,
iiysierirs nun simuiir s)uipioins, uartrei".
So. 90 Prticiiplion "B" will poslilteiy rc
s'oro you to health. If vou luvea sensation
uf he it and Ihrobbini; 111 the back, trrqueni
aiiiiiiiK.pviir, i.oucorriieaor wiiuo uiscu.irKC
p.iiinui or scnimii seus.iuon in urinating,
rrdilish or white deiioslt In urino. hot and drv
skin, Whieltr'i Ko. 08 PretsrlplUm ' V" will
Kivo liiitnciliato and lasting relief. Tlie price
of Wheeler's No 03 l'rescrlptlcns " li '' and
'() " are 60 cents eacn, nbtalnahie frf uu!ru)f.
irlsts or sent by mail secure from observation
posi.pamou receipt oi price. 1'ostoge ttamps
alien.
PATJnnil It Is needless lo de.
I .V Hnnn scrlbo the symptoms
JI I I 11 I 1 1 1 1 1 . 0r .1.1, nauseous ills.
ease that Is snpp'ni; thellleand strength of
eoo many oi ine uiresi ana uestoi ijotti sezts
old and younir. tutlerinis alike from the not
sonous dripping in the ihro.it li.o poisonous
nasal discharges"' ho fetid breath, and Kener.
ul vteaknrss.dettHTtY. and laniruor. il.I.Ih from
theacuto .ulf Tlnit. or this dlsoasc, which II
not etiecked can only end in loss nf palate,
hoarseness, weakened slaht, loss of memory,
deafness and preinuturedeiith If not checked
before It Is too late. Labor, study and re
search In America. Kuropeai.d Eastern lands
iiiito rc.uiicu 111 ,i nrne - io, vo inllanl m-
lit and Sure Cure for C'carra, a remedy whloh
conlalns no harmful inirrcdlents. and hat Is
Kuaranteed tu cure every caseofacuto tr
ciirimiooaiarru or money rciumied. w nrel
ere As, CO lntlant lttllef and Sure Cure or
Catarr will cure every case ofeatar'b, hay
,v i ui (.oiuiuu, ,u iuw per pacaaae, iroiu
uiu.Kiiii or eeiii u. uiuii on ri eeini oi price,
U'hieltr'i A'o. tM Sure i ure for Kidney ant
Liver Trouble cures all weakness and sore
nessof kidneys, lulliuimallon of kidneys or
liver, price tl.Ot.
IVhetlcr't Vegetable Fllti are the only rem
edy that euro constipation, Klvlnj na'ursl
action of the bowel without pnysiclnir, purg'
Inif , nrlpln or pain. Price ii cents, Hdrut,
tsts or by mail.
Wnetitr't Xemine Tonie far mental depres.
sfon, loss of manhood, languor, weakness or
over taxatlonol tha brain Is Invaluable, price
13 cents.
WE GUAEAITEEESS
e place our lirlce for Micse remedies at less
than oue-twenlluth of the price asked by oth
ers lor remedies upon which you take nil ll.o
chances, and we specially Invite the patron,
sue or Ihemanypersonslwhi have tried other
remedies without elfeet or depleted their
purses by paying doctor bills that beoetlited
uicui not.
HOW TO OBTAIHSSS
them. If they hare not goilbera, write at
la the proprietors, tnrloslnir the nrlee In
money or stamps, and they will be sent you
oi once oy man, post-paid, uorresnoodeno
solicited. Address plainly.
E. WI1EEEEK it CO.,
No. Vi W, llaltlmore St..
DALTIMOHE MTV
rr. I. HI8-ly
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25' s S t i
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5 (X! 5 & S g. It
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Live and Let Live."
PA., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1883.
THE E2I0K0F AUTUUB.
nr Ai.tcK cnr.
The rust it oter Ihe red of thn clover,
The (jreen Is under the gray.
And down the hollow tho lleet-Trlng'il
swallow
Is (lying any and sway.
Fled are Iho r.iscs, dead arc the roses.
The glow snd the glory dune.
And down tho Imllow tho steel-winged
swallow.
Flying the way o'er the sun.
In placo nf (he summer, a dread new comer
His to'etnn state renews;
A crimson splendor, inslf -t of the tender
Daisy, and the darling dews.
Bat oli! the sweetness, the full cotniikle
ncss
That under his reign are bornl
Russet and yellow in apples mellow,
And whcutnnJ millet and corn.
Ills frosts so Iinary touch wllh glory
Maple uiid nak and tlinrn;
And rising und failing, liU winds nro call
ing. LI to a hunter through his horn.
No thrifty sower, but just a mower,
That comes whim tho day is done,
With warmth a beaming and golda-gleam
Ing,
Like sunset alter the sun.
And while fair weather, and frost together
Color the woods so gny,
We must rrmembcr that chill December
lias turned his steps this way.
And say, as wo gather in Iho house together,
And pile the logs on the lietrth,
Help us to follow the light little swallow,
E'en to the ends of tlio earth!
Saved FrojrDishonor.
Mrs. Harper was an old Udy; her hair
was white with the 6nows of insnv winters,
nd her blue eyes were dimmed by t lie
sorrows of a long life. She uns sail and
solitary as site sat in her drawini;-roem,eyi
lenlly expecting an arrival. The door
opened, nnd a tall, handsome man entered
the room.
John Harper glanced uneasily at his
mn'.her as he- sank into a choir. Before she
could fpeok he exclaimed, "Iieud me no
lecture! I kuow that I came home hut
night and was rattier merry; in fact, I was
iitlnxicaleil; but, ninther, remember I am
no lunger a boy. 1 am n mail tliirly years
of age, and you cannot expect me to hn ro
sponsibie tn you for my actions, I met
fome fn'ends, and we had a champagne
supper to relebraU ,v engagement lo
liconnra Murkham, and perhaps we all
drank inoro wine than was good for us."
"My son," teas Mrs. Harper's reply,
' Leonora is refined end fastidious. Roy u
think that she would he pleased if she hi ard
how ynii cnminenioiatcd the happy event
of your betrothal?-'
John's face llurhed as he listened; but
wit'i nisnliiie obstinacy he would not ac
knowledge his err r.
"When .you lold mo of your engagement
she continued, "I was happy, for I thought
you were worthy of possessing an innocent
young wife. Troyo yourself so by promis
ing mo never again to taste intoxicating
liquor."
"Mo'her," was the reply, -I will not
plcdgo myself lo become a teetotaller, for 1
have too much self-respect to drgeneiale in
to a sot."
"You liove never known," snld Mrs.
Harper, "but one parent your unhappy
mother. Tho memory of tho dead should
be B.i.-iel; but, lo save you, I will reveal
your unfortunate Idther's sin.
"My married life began under tho most
favorable circumttanm; but one evening
your father did nut return at his usual hour.
At last I heard fuolsleps. Presentiments of
evil made my heart sink. I niieucd the
door. To my horror, a drunken man stag
gercd into the room.
"I could not believe that contemptible
being was my husband. Ho embraced me,
ami for the first lliuo in my life I shrank
from his mress. Ho chispnl me In his
arms,nnd kissed me with maudlin affection
I felt degraded by 'his love, nnd pushed
him Irom me wilh disgust, My repulsion
drove him frantic. I saw his nrm uplillcd.
I telt a heavy blow. 1 realized that I was
a drunkard's wife; and Ihen I knew no
more, for I became unconscious.
"That morning you were born. For
many weary weeks I toy struggling with
death. I was delirnus, and did not know
that I was u mother. When I regained my
senses my first thought was of my unhap
py liusbjiid. 1 glanced around Ihe mom,
but I did not tee the one I looked for; I
only saw Ids heart-broken mother, who sal
weeping by my bedside.
"She brought you lo me, and lolded my
arms around your tiny form,
"'My child,' she said, 'you have some
one yet to live for. Wulch over your Imy
rear him to become an upright, honest,
man, and above all, leach him to shun Ihe
wine-cup, for that was bis father's curse.'
" 'Oh, mother,' wssmy reply ,'I still love
ny husband, for ho never was unkind to
me until that fatal nlchtj and then I am
sure that ho was irresponsible, for ho was
Iniaoe from drink. Call him tome, moth
er; I will forgiye him all; I will reclaim
him, and we will again be happy,'
"I received no reply. I looked up, and
hen I noticed that my mother lu law wa.
dressed in deep mourning. I grasped ber
by the arm, I implored her to tell me what
bad happened.
"Then 1 learned that your unfortunate
father was dead. After weeks oldiisipalii n
he had d'ed miserable Irom tho effects f t
drink.
"After hearing the sad history of my life
I im sure tlin( you will listen to your
mother's warning. Promise me, I Implore
you, never lo taste wine again."
Tbo old lady's voice tremblid as she spoke,
and her mild blue eyes filled with tears.
"Mother," was (he reply, "I answer you
as I did before j I have loo much self-res; eci
ever to become a drunkard. You must trust
your boy I do not inherit the fetal appe.
lite of my totherj I will proye myself
worthy of your affection.'1
Leonora Markbam wag the pettled child
of fortune; she had been left motherless at
as early g, and her father deToted hii Hie
to bis child, luduiglug btr id Vry wlib.
51.00
the eiairtoof true-love had !n (his insfanco
ran smoothly. Leonora wusallinnoed lo Ihe
man of her choice; yet she lookod most ut.
lisppy on ono fair day, and her friand Mlu
uii-'a conversation did uut enliven her.
-If T Worn Vnit." lt a i-vMullnnrt t ttfnnid
not marry John Harper. 1 am sure that he
Is dissipated. Last night b gave a cham
pagne supper, and my brother Oorgo told
methut John went home quite Intoxicated,
1 suppose that you have heard that his fatti
er died from delirium tremens, and I am
euro thai his son Inherits his falling."
Leonora wos but seventeen; yet although
si young she loved with oil a woman's
strength, and she would not hear her absent
lover mndeKined.
"It Is despicable," she exclaimed, "to
traduce ono who is not present to defend
biiiiselll Dut il is bate to malign Ibe
dead!"
"Excuse nit," was Minnie's farewell
speech, "bull think it only fricudly towurn
you before it is loo late. Do not risk be
coming a drunkard's wife."
Leonora shuddered asshe listened, for she
loved with such devotion thut she was re
solved to mairy John Harper.
Agentleiapon the door interrupted her
reverie ai.d Mrs. Hnrjier stood by ber side.
"I have h sad duty to perform," she ex
cialuifd. "You can imagine how humili
ating il is fur me tu condemn my own child;
bul I cannot allow you to marry my son
without informing you "
"Speak no murel" exclaimed Leonora.
"I know alii The censorious world wcfulJ
not allow me to remain in ignorance of the
fault of the man 1 love! Hut yet I will be
come his wile! I will reclaim him asd save
him from his father's fute."
As Leonora wased speaking John entered
ihe room; be had heard her last words.
"I know," he exclaimed, "that my dar
ling would trust me; and she ahull never
have cause to legrct her devolion."
t s
A few years passed. Leonora married
John Harper, and as yet hud no cause to
regret her choice.
Ono fair eyeni.ng she nwalled her hus
band's arrival home. A beautiful child sat
by her tide; her long golden curls reached
to her waist, und her dark brown ejes
beamed with intelligence.
"Mamma," she exclaimed, "will papo
soon come home? Oh, thero lie id" she
cried, as she heard a footstep.
In a moment eho was at the door, and
soon retuincd wllh her lather.
Leonora glanced nt her husband, but he
could nut meet the calm, truthful eyes of
his wife.
Tito mn'.her silently led her little child
fiom the room. She soon returned; but
Iho happy light had faded from ber face.
"John," she said, "your mother rolled
me your guardian angle, for she said I hod
savrd you Irom sin. She died happy: In r
last words were, 'Thank Heaven that my
bivlsiiot a drunkordl We havo been
married for five years, and to dly, for the
fust time in my life,! blush lo ncknowlfdgi
vou as my husband. Your eyes shine wilh
an unnatural lustre, and ymir cheek is
flushed fioni Ibe ofl'ecls of drink."
"I e nora, f. rive m 1 Trou le his cnu ol
mo to forget my prendre. I um a ruined
man. When I sel'le with my creditors, I
will bo penniless."
'Do not give way tndispoir," was llu
response. "lulu rich i.i my own right, 1
was an only child, and my father left me
nil his wealth. Everything that I po'siss
is yours."
"Oh. no!' was the hasty reply. "I u II
r.over touch n penny of your fortune; for 1
know a woman's nature, nn I I a'li sure
that you would lose all respect for me if I
were to become- u dependent upon yot r
bounty. I must orouco myself, and Legi
tbo wnrid sgain."
"But is it manly," she ssked, "to seek
consolation from the wine cup? Do Uft
confusa your brain with drink when jou
require a clear mind, so Ihst you ran have
strength to inert your troubles ami over
como them. Yuu lell me," she continued,
"Ihat you would feel humiliated il you
w.re to accept pecuniary aid from you wife;
but are you not moro degraded when you
c.impsl mo lo lencli our child to shun her
fatbei? This evening Dlnuoio tai.l.'WIitt
is (lie matter wilh pnpat' I told ber Ihat
you were ill; she asked Income lo you, but
I bad lo refuse her request. My darling is
(on pure and inuocr'it tn be nontaminaloi
by a drunken fulhei's core3i. Ob, John,"
ex liiline.l Leonora, "for the sake of our
chili! be true to your promise and resist
lemplation!"
"In fulnre," was Ihe reply, "ynu will
have no occasion lo leach nur child lo ayn d
Ine. Ti'-morrnw I leave tho city; businr. s
calls me away,"
Weeks passed. Leonora had not hrard
from her husband; she knew that his affec
tion lor her was sincere, and he would not
have neglected her if he were not demoral
ized by dissipation.
One even ing she sat alone in her desolate
hwe, almost heart-broken. Consolation
she ha I nooe; she had no confident, frr she
was too true a woman to disclose ber hus
band's follies (o (lie world.
Her sad thoughts were Interrupted by n
knosk st the door. A gcnllemnn entered
the room. He asked Leonora if she we a
tiin wife, of Johu Harper.
"Excuse me, madam," he continued, "but
no doubt you, have heard my name F. M.
Black mentioned by your husband. A
few weeks ago he left for London; while
there he has opportunities of disposing of
dismonds. He possessed one worth a
thousand pounds; Igavt it to him, and be
promised that I should hear from htm in
a week or two; If hn were unsuccessful in
selling the gem I should have it again by
(hat time. Many weeks have elapsed, but
I have received no communication from
Mr. Harper, I do not doubt hit honesty,
but I am afraid that be li incompetent,
j through illness, to transact business. As
yo j are nis wile, no unuti you can glvo
me somo information regarding him,"
Leonora's pale cheek became ghastly as
she listened. Had drink so degraded John
Harper Ihat he had become a (hiel?
Fur a momenl she was overwhelmed uilh
this new sorrow; bul sho soon recovered
her self-possession. She was a true wife.
The world Should neycr know cf her bus
binl's dishonor,
"You will excuse my agitation," she laid
"when I inform you that ynu are correct in
your conjectures respecting Mr. Harper.
H bit btcn very 111 for mscy wi.lri; to-
n Year if Paid in Advance.
If nut aid in advance, $l,2f.
d.y I received a letter Irom hint. Ifnforlu
nolely, lllnrsa has Impaired his memory,
( Ir he lnf..rmod mo that he had lost your
Uddrifs, und was uuable to remember
i where to s:nd you thcproceels for tho sale
IikTllia no... 1-.t.K.nMBn ..It . I... -
of the gem. To-morrow you will rccelvo a
check lor I lie amount."
A foft more dreary weeks passed sway
and brought Lecnora new trouble. Little
Btanehowm yery ill. A few moru hours
would decide whether slio llyeit or died.
Tho little form toted restlessly. Time
passed. Thn poor nwdher's su-peiue be
came endurable. Her hed fell on the pil
low of her child. Misery had rendered hers
unconscious.
She revty&t to hearn well kvowr voice
exclaiming, "Oh, Ihat I could sacrifice" my
worthless life to save my innocent child!"
Tnc husband and wife bad met once
nvue.
"I have come," said .Inhn Harper, "to
bid (-in well to you and little Biancho le
fore I leave my native laud. 1 con never
expect your forgiveness. But bo merciful
and allow mo to sharo ymir vigil. If our
child recovers, you can ou.iy all her love.
Tell her that her father Is dead; but bo
noble, and teach her to renpsct my mem
ory."
The sirrow-ilrieken mm bowed his head
In despair. A llille hand was laid in his
and a gentle vuica exclaimed, "D,, not leave
me, my husband, but let us try lo save our
child."
Tho astonished man sank on his knees
nnd exclaimed, "From tins hour I will nev
er taste liquoil Sooner will I drink poison,
for thot would cause less misery. I am
ashamed to look on honest man In tho face
I was en trusted will) a valuable diamond.
In my drunken slunor I lust the gem, and
I shall bo hi muled as n thief."
"ot so, my husband," cried Leonora,
"for to shield you I paid the value of the
gem, and your honor is safe."
Day dawned. A fecblo vdee exolulincd,
"Pupa, kiss little Blanche!"
The child lived; aud John Harper's vow
was never broken,
Leonora reaped the reward nf herdevollon
by a long life ofhappiness aud luve. The
wifo's mission was fulfilled.
Tho Korso Kicked Him.
The horse Is a noble animal, ond one of
the best friends of mau. Yet uo man want,
even his best friend to kick him in the
back. Mr. Llbby, of Lowell, Moss , re-i-elved
such a kick from a hnrso in ISB5.
Ever since ho has been a mtrtyr tn spinal
suffering. Phuhy Davis'r Taix Kl!.t.isn has
relieved him from a great agony. While
he lias bien tlsin; this val.ublu remody le
uns eipjuyeii ins me ns lie never could haye
lone otherwise.
"Accidents win i,npiwi."
thorn by procuring Pain
Provide against
KlLLKIl.
The first weather report Thunder.
The old ticket A restaurnnt check.
A rushing business Chasing a thief.
Church musio is not difficult to a
choir.
Bil'iard ploying is a sort of green baize
ball game.
Penetrated to the Bono.
Alderman John Baxter.Turonto. Canoda.
avers that St. Jacobs 0.1 will nennlrui,, in I
tbo b.ine to drive out pain. I know it, for
I bvo tried i'; it hits the mark every limo.
- Our babies Willi all their faults wo
1 ie them slill, not noisy.
Thodo-ilist will take the slump during
the present campaign as us'inl.
Confectioners are the only kind of men
who charge pretty girls fur lolfy.
Why do ynu suffer with back oche, pain
... ,!. l. -I-.... ,t . , i
m the chest, rheumatism, or lumcness any-1
where when a Hon Matter will surclv eivo
ynu rebel! Druggists sell them, 25 cts.
Yery few men nro so stingy that they
will not share a kiss with a pretty girl.
When a drove uf cattle get lo bellow,
in; you can't get so far away from Ibcm
that they will not bo herd.
Wo don't give away Irial bottles of JAD
WIN'S TAIt SYItUP, for If wo did, every,
bony would be cured, and we would be 'l ', '?w """' J, eel a hundred (ier
, , .. ... . ' u"Leoiit stronger, an I I r.ttrlbuto these results
obliged to quit business for want of funds, to the nso of the Haiisai-aiiiixa, which.
At Thomas' drug store.
When a pedestrian finishes his walk
he Is a good deal like tho rim of a cart
wheel, because ho is a lired felloe.
If a woman could always marry tho
man of her choice, she mlgnt bo toklug the
husband nf somo other woman.
Qa.ntily, Qualify nd Turily are the
three inducements nflcred lo purchasers ol
JADWIN'S TAH SYI1UP, which is the . ""'" vuai.iy.
only Cough Syrnp known to contain pure VQQ StZSSiDBVlWfi
Pine Tar. For Sale at Tliomas' drug stnro. . , J ,. , . Y . ..
i ,,,, ..n.i. .i . , slcanscs, enriches, nnd. strengthens the blood,
-A pet snt medicine. .lvertIs,mei,ts,.VB lrau!lUj tho Um; ot th, ,tomMU ,
of "humor in the stomsch." Tills indicates bowels, nnd thereby enables the system to
a removal ol the jocular vein. resistand overcome the attacks of all A'cmu-
The deepest mourning on record is that '"" Dl$ea$e$, Kruptiont of the Slln, ,'raeu
of an Indian widow, who since the death of ''""J"'. Catmrh, General DtbUUg, and all
i . , . - , ., , , . . , , , Hsorders resulting from iioor or corrupted
her husband drinks nothing else but black b;oou al,a a low 0, tjMuu
len' I rnxpAUEt ny
Noverglveup!youcan find a remedy foi Dr. J. C.AyeriCo., Lowell, Mass.
Heart Disease, everyone who has tried Dr. jojj by M Drnggtsts; prc, 61( eU bottle
urates- eirare rteguiaior says it is a sure
cure.
An Irishman was heard to say that he
would have been a man nf considerable
properly if hs futhcr bad never entered
the family.
ARE YOU Miserable through Indigestion,
Sour Stomsch, nr Constipation? Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets weguaranleo will relieve
you. Sold by Dr C T Horn, Lehlghtonsnd
E A Horn, Weissport.
At fasbloncble dinner! the game now
comes to the table with the feathers un.
By a strange coincidence (bis is (be way
the fashionable bonnet goes to church,
Csrfiuld, Iowa Dr. A. T. Henak ssvs i
"Once using Brown's Iron Bitters proves its
superiority over all other tonic prepara
tions." ' '
A prime old maid in Ibi's city poslliyc
ly declined to attend the boat races, of er
bearing that "Snyder hug-ed the ehore,"
and that there were buoys in Ihe water.
We take pleasure in recommending Hall's
Hair Renewer lo our readers. It restores
gray hair to its youthful color, prevents
baldness, makes tho hair soft and glossy,
doesnotetatn the slftii. nnd u oli..n.ii...
the led known remedy for all hair and !
(Clip diseases.
"It is not easy lo be a widow," says'
fra RmllnAp. - I
.,w ..v ., wuw iiiuai ii'a..iiiii9 . ,aq
modesty of girlhood, without being allowed
even to feign its Ignorance."
-'No moro of the fruit, bu'. a little mere
orthe juice, ifyou please," said the tem
perance advocate when the hostess asked
him lo bay another dish of preseryee
brsndied pstehu,
The Carbon Advocate,
An Independent Family Kowspapet;
Published every t ATIIllDAY, Iq,
Lehighton, Carlwin Co., Pa., by'
IBAIIIIY V. SimtTJIIITlElt.
OryicE HA -CKWAY, ft ehoit distance ebota
l lie I.elilnb Valley It. O. Depot,
Terms:' $1.03 pcrAnnum in Wm
kvkrt nrsiC'i'Tiox ov rUi.t l.t d rater
J o"b p r i n t ixi&
AT VEltV LOW rtticts
"Yes. my wife Is n good jjof player,'1
says n Long Island farmer, and tbsn be
added, "She Is also Jolt as handy rr.itb. lb,
tungs."
A little girl ot Newport, seeing i tll
luw phae-tnti for the first time, exclaimed).
"Why, mamma everybody riiea out 111
their clothes basket here."
A Madison avenue girl who is an ex
pert at bsndUelcbief flirtation Vbi(lk,Mhe
ought lo be a chief of the slgnrll service.
When n Sunday school superintendent
asked his class why Moses emote the rock,
llitlo fellnw'sAjng -out, "I reckln ho. missed,
the fellow he aimed nt."
After carefully conning the Old Testf.
ment a varchcr after truth Informs, us thai
Goliath, was the great original dude, ss be.
was the first man on record, who had (.bang
on his forehead.
Somebody substituted a pile of oorn
combs for Ihe doughnuts on a Ycrmoat
railway restaurant counter, and (hey wera
about two-thirds erttcn before anybody dis
covered what iud happened.
"Your cheek Is an awful temptation ten
me," lie exclaimed, as ho iook-il admiring
ly at her fresh youn$ face. "Your cheek
must be an awful burden to you," the re
plied, glancing at him suspiciously; and,
tho fresh young nun withdrew,
A well known sheriff In Arkansaw ll
notol for Ins affability. Some time ago he
entered the rcll of a man who was to be
hanged lh following day and saldt "That
little affair of ours comes off to-morrow, you
know, and I hope that you will bo quite
leady for the perfbrniRnce, Hold yourself
pret'.y stiff when the cap Is drawn, Then
ynu will go down straight and won
dnnglo. It's very uncomfortable to dangle
an I you will find the stiff method pref'f
able.
-Tiio long winter evenings are rapid
ly npproacblug, ranking the present a
good tlruo lo subscribe for The Carbon
dvocate. Only Sf.00 n year.
ilFor the Cure of Cotichs, ColdsJ
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Croup,!
Asthma, Ynooplnff Couch, Inci-I
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advanced stages of the Di.iease.-
Sold by all Druggists. X'nce25c.
Rev. Father Wilds'
EXPERIENCE.
Tho Ttcv. Z. P. Wilds, well-known city
inlosloniy In 3fow York, nnd brother
of the Iato eminent Judge tVIlda, of the
Massachusetts Supreme Court, write
ns fallows r
"78 E. SIA St., Xew Tort, May 10, 1882.
Mrsim. J, (J. Aviut & Co., (ieullemen t
Last winter I wns troubled with a most
uucomfortabla Itching humor nfrectlnj
moro especially my limbs, which Itched so
i"u"iiiuij ae nitfiit, aim uurueo so uiiense-
ly, that 1 could scarcely bear nny clothing
ovt'r "'em. ? was also a sufferer from n
sovero catarrh and catarrhal couch:
my
appetito waa poor, and my system a good
ileal run down. Knonlnz the value ot
AYEU'n SUisAl-Allll.l.A, by observation ot
many other cases, and from iwrsonal use
In former years. I began taking It for tho
nbove-n.amul disorders. Jly appetito Im-,
proved almost from tho tlrst .lose. After
n short timu the fever and Itching wera
allayed, nnd all alifns ot Irritation of th
slcin disappeared, ify catarrh nnd cough
niy general health arcatty' linm-ovod. 'until
I recommend uitU all coiilldeiiua as the
best blood inedicino ever devlsod, I took
It In small doses Ihreo times a day, and
used, In nil, less tb-iti two bottles. 1 place
the3o facts nt your service, hoping their
publication may do good.
Yours respectfully, Z. P. Wilds."
Tho above Instance) Is but ono of ihe many
constantly coming to our notice, which prove
the perfect adaptability of A V En's Sausa
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from Impure or Impoverished blood, and
for 85.
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