'Aa Old SoIdtar'BiGEMS of THOUGHT.
EXPERIENCE..
" ColTott, Tcx.it,
lift)' 3, U12.
" I wish to express my appreciation at the
Taluablc quail ties ot
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
kj n coujh remedy.
" While with Cliurjlilll's army, Just boforo
tho battle of VicUsburg, I contracted a so
Ycro colli, w'alcli terminated lit a dangerous
t-ough. 1 faun J no ullcf till on our march
T.o canto if it country store, where, oil asking;
tit soma rciueJy, 1 trae urgoj to try Avni'a
C'uuuitv rixroitAL.
" I did 0, and wks rapidly cured. Since
then I liato kept the 1'ncTOitAL constantly by
r.if , for family use, and 1 havo found It to bo
en Invaluable remedy for throat and lung,
diseases. J- V. Wuitlev."
Thomanda of tcstlmaiilals certify to tho
prompt euro of all bronchial tuul lunff
directions, by tho use of Ayeii's CHEJtr.Y
I'kctoual. Being very palatablo, tho young
est children Uio It readily,
' rnEr.vucD or
Dr.J.C.Ayor&.Co.,Lowcll,IVlass.
Sold by all Druggists.
KortH CarolinA
Tenant Farmers
M PAY HIGH RESTS !
Why be Subject to
Late and Eauly Frosts
Which Kill Your Young
Plants and Injure Your Crops.
CcnfJ tho Terms to Tenant Tanners
(JIvcn by North Carolina Land
Onutrs.
Tin Immigration Dureau of North Caro
Ini hare In chi f some Iniprovrd farms for
lent to Northern tenant farmers on ll.o fob
owhiK conUlllir.s. which are the usual terms
of rent charged In this State:
1st, C11CA1N AND UUASS I'AItM.
Tho land owner furnishes land, houses and
pays nil taxes and expenses of ImpioWns;
houses, stables and buildings. Tho tenant
lnroior furnishes horses, touls and labor, nnd
receives TWO UMIIDS OF UIIOI'H. The
cnant firtnor Isnlloived free nfrent garden
r.d vegetable patches. IIo Is also allowed
to rail stock, hogs and chickens and rccclvi
all proceeds Irotn the ralo of them.
3nd, TOIIAOCO, QUAIN AND GRASS
FA1151S. Tho InnJnvrner furnishes land,
houses and pays nit Inn mid txpcnscsof
Improving houses, etablrs and buildings
Tho tenant f.innr furnlshss horser, tools
and labor, rccolvlii Threo-lourths of tho to.
laeco and Two-thirds oftlia uru In crops. The
ton&nt farmer Is allowed frcoof rent as In the
ubuvo mentioned tarni No 1.
Srd, TOIIAUOO. UltAIN AND OI1ASS,
FAltllS. Tho land-owner turnlil.es land.
In uses, feou fur horses, tools, rcpnlriiw and
seeping; In order of touls and pays all taxes
Tho tenant farmer furnishes nil tho manual
labor) recMring Onc.half of all crops raised.
Tho tenant farmer receives free of rent as in
first rueutloned farm X'o. 2.
Uli, COTTON, OKA1N AND TOBAC
CO KAHMS. Ilcr.tcdeiae'ly on fame terms
li tho above Tobacco, drain and (trass Tarni
Nd S; or If tenant farmer furnishes borsci
and tools, he recelvesTwo-lMrils of tho gnlu
aui Three-fourths ot tho cotton.
Advaktages of Locating in
North Carolina.
Uf.lM ATE. While tho cold Is net so sc.
vert, the temperature of mid. summer Is net
xoosslve or tr!nit as farther North. Our
seasons nro longer, and thercforo our crops
are not killed by lato or early frosts.
Till! SOU, Is of a varletv of compositions
--clayey, grnvellv lime stone, slate, sandy
loam, eto llitsgrsntvarlelyiifsollsnnd the
mildness and advantages of climate will ac
count for tho variety or products.
SOCIUTV. No section In tho Union has
betlkr sxeeuted liws. Tho blessings o f polit
ical, civil and religious liberty nro no where
taoro fully protected than tn N, U.
IN' "(J UN III! A I.. Tho Bro.it fertility of
ourlinds, tho Mildness of our climate, tree
from the scorching and withering heat of the
South and tho extreme cold and frocscs of
tho North go to show that North Carolina is
surely tho most favored agricultural section
1 Ametlta. Nature has not only stvin us
tbcadvantagts ofproJuelng, but It lias pro.
Idea us with watcr-poncr to work up what
the soil produces for us.
I sollolt correspondent!) from tenant firm-
ors la the Northern and New llnglaud States.
I wilt furnish persons low rato round-trip
trausportlan from IJoston, New York or Hal.
ttinoro to North Carolina, so as to th e them
as opportunity of seeing the farms that aro
offered for rent.
All farms advertised by us for rent haro
dntlllDg-houscs and oul-bulld!ngs on them,
ilelng a regular employe of the Agricul
tural Department of North Carolina, 1 inalto
sio ihaigcfoc information given ur services
isnjercdpotsoas seeking h- ines In tho Mate.
I wlllbo pleased to furuhh descriptive lists
of lands ollered fur sale In North Carolina to
all persons who will write mo.
JNO. T. PATRICK,
Stale Immigration Agent,
11ALE1GIJ, N. C.
rcbrusrr 1. 1IM-Y1
It is easy to look down
on othiis; to- look down on
ourselves is the difficulty.
--A talent is perfected in
solitude; a character in the
stream of tho world.
It is in vain for a man to
bo bom fortunately, if he be
unfortunate in his manage.
'When workmen strike
to do better than well tiiev do
confound their skill in
eovctousncss.
A wide, rich heaven
hangs above you, but it hangs
high; a wide rough world is
around you, and it lies very
low.
Evorv one of vour actions
is rewarded or punished. IFo
may not discern it, or if we
do, arc too proud to admit it
J o grow okl is quite
natural; being natural, it is
beautiful; and if we grumble
at it, wo miss the lesson and
lose all tho beauty.
Tho crowning fortune of
a man is to be born to some
pursuit which finds him in
employment and happiness,
whether it be to make baskets,
or broadswords, or canals,
or statutes, or songs.
Life is made up. not of
great sacificcs or duties, but
of little things, of which smiles
and kindness and small
obligations, given habitually,
arc what win and preserve the
heart and secure the comfort.
The church bells ol
inumcrable sees are all chime
bells to day, ringing in sweet
accordance throughout main
lands, and awaking a givat
jov' in the heart of our com
mon humanity.
ALL SORTS.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser liatlnit been wrmanei.tlv
eurednf that dread disease. Consu tap lion, by
atliuple rem-dv. Is anxious to make known
l'i bis fellow sufferers the means ol cure. To
nil who desire It. ho mil tend a copy of tho
Kssorlidl m (Kiee), ulih the dlieoilons lor
preparing and usiue trie saino wlileb ihey
mil find a sure cura for Oouitlis, Colds, I'on
oniiiior., Asthma, llrimrl.lt U, he. 1'arlios
wtsblur the prenptiwi, will please address,
Jtuv 11 A WILSON, m l'tan Street,
WlUlauisburgb, N. Y. i.oSI Iy
WIN:
noro mmry than at anything else by
nknir an aeeut v t r itin ia-m silim.'
book nut If. tiuoeri snee. ei k inu-
1 Nnd. I.I T-rtusfree. Uali ktt It h.k
Us Jo. i o I Sis'. I ucoiuly
Ovstcrs denosit about
one million eggs.
A sinjrinr muscle i
found on the coast of Ceylon
Read our corresnondcnci
from 1 larrisbunr. New Oileam
and New York.
The pulse of a hen
140, of a cat 110 to 120 of:
dog 90 to 100, and of an ox
yoto 42.
The whale swims by
ikinr the water Yin anil
down, instead of laterally
with a fin-like hoiiz mtal tail
The cavities in the bones
'I quadrupeds are filled with
marrow, Those in Ion
bones ol birds and in skull
contain air.
A Philadelphia firn
pumps its molasses from tin
wharf to its storclnmt
through a pipe line, to av .i
delays and cartage charges.
Mr. Jul. Catlin.a we Mr
resident of Hartford, Conn!
nnd a lieutenant-"-overnor iv
the State during the war, cal
culates that in the sixtv-sevnn
years in which he has been i
smoker,hc has spent $200,001
lor cigars.
Tho microscope lcveab
that there are more than 4,000
muscles in a caterpillar, am
that the eye of a drone con
tains 1 ,000 mivrr is. The. c nr
spiders as small as a grain o'
sand, and they spin a thread
so fine that it would rcquin
400 of them to equal the siz
ol a single hair.
Cannon Point, Ga..
claims 'the honor of havin
the only olivo grove in tin
United States whose fruit it-
used for the manufacture
oil. It contains 1(50 brnvin
trees, which were planted
over 100 years ajro. The
grove yielded 200 pillions
oil this year.
The ocean, as well
the land, has different botan
cial regions, and changes arc
observed with the depth
analagous to the variations ol
terrestrial plants to the alt!.
tude. Marine vegetation seems
to have its vertical extent
determined by the raiiL'e ol
light in the water, whinh
varies with the power of the
sun and the transparency of
tho water
Isy a proclamation of
George III., date Oct. 7.1160.
grants of lands in America
were authorized to tho m
duccd officers and discharged
solders who had served during
the French and Indian war
5000 acres each to field offi
cers, 3000 to captains 2000
to subatlerns and staff officers.
2)0 to non-commissioned
officers, fifty to private
soldiers,
of
ol
as
The Shropshire Z?ovn
Sheep, says The American
Cultivator, aro rapidly com
ii g into fiivor in this country,
They are hardy, very prolific,
and will keep well in large
flocks. Tho lambs from n
Shropshire buck on n com
mon native ewe will bo larger
than without u cross. They
arc so good feeders that at u
very early ago they can bo
given n ration of oats daily,
while to the more delicate
native lambs such feeding,
unless very carefully con
ducted, will often do as much
harm as good.
From a single grain of
wheat planted in 18til, says
the Grass Valley (Cal.)
Itccord, grew twenty two
stalks; each bearing a full
head. These yielded 8G0
grains, 760 of which were
planted the next year,
producing one-fifth of a bushel
of splendid wheat. This was
planted last spring, yielding
seventeen bushel, making
1,020 pounds of wheat from
one grain m three years.
I.ovctt'9 Ouldo to Frnlt Culture.
Of all tho publications of nurserymen thcr:
is no other that can ho compared with Lovctl's
Guide tn Fmit Culture, it is rcnlly a vnl
uablo work on Horticulture, giving, os il
does, full instructions for nlnnting, pruning,
cultttro nnd manngcincnt ol fruits of nil kinds,
and impartial descriptions of nil worthy va
rieties. It Is a book of over 70 pages, with an
illuminated cover, elegantly printed and em
bellished with hundreds of engravings and
several colored plates Into to nature. I'ricc,
with colored plates, 10 els. i without plates,
0 cts. Everybody at all interested in fruit
culturo should send to J. T. Lovclt, LittlJ
Silver, New Jersey, and get a copy.
. - c
ir iuj it.tvt to zr tj lixi lfr
VCU WILL HEED tZ, ggjj, ajg rCa
HAVE YOU A rSARrDEft!?
K3 rssn ess:
AnJ nllluAnt ltt tltlia ImiI mniifv. TIin
tnv new Seed Catalonia will inrprUa yon, $o nutter
era ynn lima been dealing t mU tr mittri. It Is
euUc.1 Frro lc iilIaudjou ottglit Co Iuuc it
Lefare luif Itttf art) where.
Wlfl. H. EV3AULE,
1S9 s 131 Front St., Philadelphia.
9 cniln ana Trtpu-tvrltinir hiche. Situdiio.ii
LilurullicJ. Addicsa Yaluutlu. Oros.,.accsvllla,Vtj.
CO.M:ut;, NBVAI5K, NKIVJEESKV.
Oceupl-s three Itollrllnis. f .antes! nnd It.st More
!A4!ifnnK for ertiilnpti- ttinn all other srilioot'n rim
blneJ. ur' o .rhlt. so. Wrllo for rtreulars.
COLEIIAN, l'ALMD i CO., rroprleton.
doe. '.'My,
LI
BSLAKD nOME
Stock Farm,
Crasso Ue, VVayno Co., Milch.
SAVAGE & I'AimUM, VxtcraiETons.
PI
tatre:! Io. K 0157).
IPercheron LLIoses0
All stojk selected from tho get cf sires end dams
of cstablUa-J reputation and registered la tho
brenca ant American stud bocks.
ISLAND HOME
Is beautifully fituatcd at the head of GrtoSE Ilk
Il t.is Detroit Itlvcr, ten miles below the City, and
Is accessible by railroad end eteamheat. Visiters
nit familiar with the location may call at city office,
31 Carapau Iluildlnjr, end an escoit will accompany
taem to tha farm. Send far catilopuc, tree by taalL
Address, Savage & FAaxtfa, Dctictt. Mich.
w-Life and vigor
1 M
2H3 S3 OR.E33D.-
This cut Bhows tho
Howard Electric
AND
Magnetic Shield
os applied over tlio Klil
sici h and Norvo-Tltul
centers. Tno only np.
pllancc made that
f.ts cicry port of
tbo body, and the
only one needed to
tomtivelt cenn
llt(IneylJlseiio
It Ii e tlliliitlxiii.
f ) 11 o 11 h 1 a ,
llio uortt eases of
ht'iuliinl Wcnlt-
1ICHK, lXlUltlH
tlun, Imiiolon
cy, and all Illx
1 eiiftCHniid M'culi
SiPhHof the Ilrlno
fjcuttul Uriiuiu
1'atcnted Teb. S5, 19TD.
YOUNO JIKX, from cany Indiscretion, latdc
nerrc forco and fall to r.ltjln ctreusth.
MIDUI.E AOED MENortcn lack 1 Igor, attrlbut
In; It to tho progress of jcars.
The HOTHEIt, W1FK nnd MATH, suffering from
Female tVcalim ts, Ninons Debility and other ail
ments, v. Ill find It the only cure.
Tn one end all wo say that tho Shlold gives a nat
ural old In a natural way
WITHOUT DUWiUIXG TUB STOMACH.
Warranted Olio Year, and tho best
npplluiieo made.
llluntiatcd ramphlet.TIinEIS TYPES OF MEN,
also l'ainpblet fur Ladlra only, sent 011 receipt of
Cc, scaled; unsealed, FliEE.
American Galvanic Co.,
i OF THE
OFFICES!
11U3 llictftuut St., Plitla.
O.Il LFAPL1L
irVo off. r an T t..lo it. V Arti-matlc Rpaik-An-Mt.
&igt f i- i:idt i i'o 1. ,st i.ot..u Mill, 1U ft.
coriinrr, ; t. ru . . I a j a, 2 Mtintl'.inouus
m r tt'i ht -d-Iihn I.-, -1 '-itli (.iih-, J ch.iajiea
IwmJ: witrj'tt to: ! t ft- 1 r .1 t h rks
lit. ,ii .".o 1, iMlinii. viilli ld
tan, (,tl iH t ,. i. i , ln.;n.ff,
! '" " (, camI If. ire,
t . . 1 fJ ii ial . J-
i . 1 1 1 : Knetno
ti ti iu fci.v ;w iwi
I . i. ht f v mxg iu Lttiiu?
t i i h "11 t-t h m Auln
(j .'fOH.lV
t 1 ii r a.
AXf'Bi:VSIllVn Bait ktstrect
Iiub jjli'.jtianJ yiciuit
1
lllSCELLAHEOUS.
A mother cutihl her baby lli.l
Atiinrig a tlinusaiid i.tbtrs f
A sheep her oirsprmg eiHild pick i ul
Fruni seventy IWo hall brothers J
An editor run always tell
The product of his wn,
Thiiugh plintpl ami sadly mixed
With tlmtuf other men.
lie likes In linvo his writings rsad
Ami copied by his ueiglibors,
FinvMiUK ho is ulways givea
Full credit fur Ins Ijbors.
Bu wheu an Hem you tuny clip
No matter wluuii ymt rem! It,
Remcruber wlm you stole It trom(
Anil give the fellow credit,
Wlntryvinai.
Its nil right fur piets 10 sing the- praises
of tho beautiful snow, and the merry clqigli
bells, and the ringing spates on the gln'sy
Ice, but they can't fill th.i bill with that
sort of slull' when, ono Is sitting with his
feet in a lull of hot water, his lioad done up
In flannels, anil with nuulnnl plasters on
both Bides of his chest. What a person
needs then Is a tbornttgli il.iso of Uidney
Vurt tit act a a cutliartii, for Imthlng ivill
ax quickly relieve that congestive, feverish
condition which cnmesoEa hard cold. Of
ten these colds ciiuso bilious nttacks, lame
backs, disordered kidnevs, rheuniolisrn,
calnrrli, Ac. Kidney-Wort cm be re led on
to. bring back a healthy condition.
i""'.j!is;.,i.iii!ff:
FARMERS' COLUMN.
A poor man in New York City was
lately urrcstcd and givien six uvinths be.
cause ho hid juHliillod a cat nnd proposed
ealingil. Thero seems to be iioditsilinn
on the part ol New York authorities tual
low the poor my of tho luxuries of the
season.
-Patent medicines aro now made thel
will rurcverrlhitig but hams.
Hall's Vcgotnblo Sicilian Hair l.euewsr
irnpartsa fino gloM and freshness tn the
hair, and is highly recommended by
physicians, clergymen, and scientists, ns n
preparation ae . mplishing wonderful rc
suits. It is a certain remedy fur removing
dandruff, making the ecatpnhite nnd clean
and restoring gray huir to its youthful
color.
A woman is nevor content lossy, "He
pulled my hair," She parlirulnrisi-s thus :
"IIj pulloil the hair ol my hen.l." This if
nenvarvin orlcr lu Vdiillngitish between
the hair of the head and head of her hnii
which she purchased at ono of our uptown
stores.
A man's lot is not a happy one. If it h
a swamp lot.
I have been trouble;! with catarrh from
bnyluiiid nnd had considered my ciim'
ctiriiuii: until about three years az I nri-
I'lired ono bottle ol Uly's Crc.im lljlm, unri
Ueount myscll sounii tn-dav, all from tin
use ol ono bottle. J. II. Colloy, IlanlivHii
Merchant, Munlrose, I'a.
I was troubled with chrnuio r-nlarrh aid
CnU'Tin; in the lirad; wos deal at linos,
had discharges frim curs, unnblo In brentl o
ihrntii;li nose. Before tiio second butlio 1 1
hlv a Crenin Balm w.n exhausted I wis
cured. C. .1. Corbin, 023 Chestnut Slteet,
ruiiditeiptiia, ra.
A member of an Indiana brass band
vas shot recently. Ifhe over recovers lis
wind ho will no', wasli it on tho deicit n'r
i tli. i town In which lie lived.
Doul men tell tin talcs. It is nn
noifssary. The obituary writers do that
scrvloo lir iheui.
"nofon ox coi-nns "
Ask lor "UoukIi on (Jnuuhs," for coughs
colds, sore throat, hoarseness, Troul,osta ljo
Liquid, Hi.
"nouuii on nATS"
(Hears out rats, mice roiclies, files, ants.
icd.bii'jK, sl.tiiiks, chip munks, gophers. i:o'
Orugiilsti.
UKAtlT 1-A1K3
rnlpltntton, drnnsical swctllnirs. dlsztness
.ndli-stlon, iKad.ii'lie, slospb.-ssucss cured
ij- --wen a iieaiui licnower."
'Ruali un co:tNa.,,
Ask lor Wells' "KouKti on CTorns." 15c
'iulck, complete euro. Hard or toll corns,
.vans, bullions.
"nornn on tain" ror.ncsuD plabtek.
Slrcimthcnlnrr, Improved, tho l est Jot
rit.'K.iL-iit', ouns in eucsi or stitc, rncunia
Ism, neuralgia,
THIN TOOTLE.
'W oils' Health licnoiTcr" restores health
ni't vuor, cures uyspepsia, lieaJaclie, Ner
vousuess, dcUlity. $1.00.
WHOUtMNU couftn.
and tlio many tlinvit nffoctlons of ehiblieu
iiuiii uiv. pii-.inrtiiiiv iiii.i hioiv roitcvec in
ICougbon Couglis. ' '1 ruches, 15o. BaUaui,
moth ens.
iryonnro falllnir, bruken. worn nut and
nervous, use "Wells' Health lieneivcr."
M.u.'. urufgisis.
LIVE I'nKSLRVEB,
If you nro loslni; )our urlp nn 1 1 To try
.'Wells' Health Hen.-wer." tines direct to
weak spots. .
"UOUnil ON TOOTIIACIIK."
Instant relief for neurnlirl.i, toothache,
fnceaelio. Ask for"liouxh on Tuothaclio.'
15 and 23 cents.
rnnTTV womkk,
Ladles who would retain freshness and v.
vaolty. don't fall to try 'Well's Health He
newer "
CATARRIIAI, THROAT AFrCTIONS,
Hacking, Irritating couutis, col.Is, soro
tnriint, ctirott ny ,hougii oa Courtis."
t'roches, lie. I-hUl,l, Zte.
"Rorrin un itcii."
"llouh on Itch" cures humors, eriip
t Ions, rluir-wiirui, totter, salt ihcuiu, frosted
foct, chlMblaliit.
s
TIIK itoi't: ov Tin: 'ATION,
thililren, slow fn development,
eawny, una delicate, use 'Wells'
It newer."
wiiii: AWAKB
three or four hours everr ulirlit eounblm.
(let lininoili-ito relief mid sound rt-st bv
isliu Wells' "Koiiuh on (Jouijlis," Troches,
lftcoiits. llalsaiii, .'& cents
"nonoii on vain" roitousEn tlastkb,
Sirciiutheniinr. Imnruved. tho best for
baeliaolio. lam In chest or side, rheumatism.
ueuralgla.
P u n y.
Health
The Potomac flats uro not oven one-
story I1I5I1.
A Comifticut nun has Inventrd a cast
iron ca-o for a woman to wear over her
thumb ami fingi-r while driving a tack.
Out it d.win't sell. Snneniir a woman
would rather smash her thumb flatter than
a pancake than admit that she needed such
an article.
I-'.ir twenty year Henry F. Balcom. of
Sl.r Iny, Mass., fiiU'.Tnl wilh rhi-iimathm
lie liiiiiid no relief till bo took Iltiod's S.ir-
saparllla.
A manlnld his tallni that he wouldn't
pay tor '"that last cpillpsy," It was dis
covered tlirl he meanl"bad fit,"
A bonnet covered with birds does not
sing, but tho man who has to pay lor it
whistles when the bill conies in.
A difficult point to grasp Ihe end of
an eel's tall.
ADVICE TO MOTHERE.
Are you disturbed at Highland broken of
your rest by a sick child sulfering and cry
ing with pain of cutting tseth? If so, tend
at unco and Ret a buttle of Mits, Winsi.ow's
SooTuixa SvRUr rou CuiLnnicN Tkctuinu.
Its yaluo is inealcuable. II will relievo the
p.wr little sull'erer iiuinediately. I)eieud
unon it. mothers, there is nn mistako about
it. It cures dyetutJry and diarrhoea, regit- J
fates the slonmoh nnd bowels, cures wind
colli, softens the gilins, reilures inflainma.
Hon and gives tono und enemy tn the whole
system, Mas. Winrlow's SooTinxa Svni'e
run C'llll.li tKN Tketiiino is pleasant to I lie
lusle, and is the prescription of one of the
olde.t ui:d liest feinala nurses and physi
ctana in the Uniled States.and is for sale by
all druirgUls throughout the world. Trio?
35 reuls a bottle, 26-ly.
a ,
The keeper ol an insine asylum who
hustles tho lunatics about Is 4 "thoycr of
the queer."
The woman who Is InlervUwaJ by a
sewing machioe egonWulltrers more or loss
from sewer gas.
1 fall flesh Is grass, wa 1 Adsra the fo 1
dcr uf unnk.nl 1
UIWimillMIHIIIKI
How to Provcnt Ereol ism la Cattlo.
The conditions must favorable for the
growth of tho orgot aro not well understood,
but it is lieycilheleis truo that It is much
more abundant in some seasons than in
others. Warm moist weather livors tho
dtyclipmeut of fungi generally, nnd wo
doubt 11 erg it is nny exception to tho rule.
Wo havo obferved It roost Ircqucntly upon
grasses growing In tow wet meadow t dur
lug rainy seasons. Thorough draining of
wet laud would probably diminish tho
amount of ergot in a meadow. The. favor.
ing conditions of a net season of cottrso aro
not unJer tho control uf tho farmer. Tho
ergoltod groins nto not fully developed
until the grass is ripe, thercforo It is a wise
precaution In cut the grass nt,or soon after,
the pcilod of flowering. Tikis is tho best
II1110 lo cut grass, for hay. Tho development
uf ergotism Is favored by exposure to cn'.d
and an insufficient wator supply. Animals
properly stabled end wab-rol in winter,
may leed upon slightly ergotted hay, with
out serious injury. Whan ergot poisoning
is suspected in tin niilmal, it should have
a complete change of lo.nl, with I'pso'11 salts
as n physic, followed by mashes, runts etc.,
with warm stables and abundance of pure
water. In severe cases, when a limb or a
portion of ono is gangrened, treatinaut is ol
littlo avail und the animals should bu
killed. It may bs cevernl years befote
another out break IiUMhat of last winter
occurs, but farmers should be 011 their
U.ird.able to delict ergot in their liny und,
w leu it is uhuiidanl, refuse to endanger the
lives of their herds. Du. HaUsiku in Am.
Agriculturist.
ProfltaV.o Garden Crcpj.
Wherever Ihertf ore m iiiufjo'.itriug vill
ages, oirly cabbage? aro always in demand,
and bring good prices. Spinach is another
salabU vegetable: Beet", parsnips, carrots,
turnips, unions, etc., as well us spinach,
may bo sown in rows far civui'li apart, lo
ho worked by bursa Implements. The dis:
tauco between the rows Is to bo Governed
by tho width of thu horso fine or cultivator,
which shoull close upas narrow us twenty
Inches. A market gardener sows such crop.
twolvo or ai'tcen Inches npirt, but the
tarm-gardino.' has cheap hind, ur.d can
five moro spice if ho can save labor, and
uibstilulo horsrs for hands. Thoss who
proiose to undertake farm gardening, will
o well to begin with sweet corn and carl
potalors, tiuil not utitlertulio other garden
crops until Ihe land has been 11 cuitivatioi
wilh these for one season. Another way .
prepare the loud for gulden crops is, I.
plow, harrow, and sow it lo buckwheat.
Who 1 this is 111 flower, plow it un lor, and
sow it u gain to buckwheat, 't urn this undJr
attlopmper time, and In September, in
at tha usual tiiu.,suw the land with rvc. 1
to plowed in next 6pring. Tho ob ee
'hould bo to bring Ihe land, a few acres a
1 lime, into condition In rwtsi any giriicn
rops. Tho rapidity with which tills i-oi
o.j done will depend upon the amount n'
naiiuro at romiuaiid for the purposo. It
vill be worth while for all f.iriiisrs.wiio nr
vithltt easy roach of a market, In give thi?
uhject proper thought, nnd bo ready to
commeuce tha cumin j spring t tnako a
inn girdcu. l)tt. Tuuunmt in Am. Aqri
CM luri&i.
A V.'alUinr; Skeleton.
Mr. E. Spruo'. r. "I Macli niiei'iiirg, Fa ,
iviites: "I win alTl.clcd Willi Iuiil- lve
tnl lib-CJSS nil luim-i, hii-I redlicl t' 1.
w.lkin skeleton. Git-s fr-o rial bottle
1 Ib.IC ri;'s Now l),.-o,.i. 1 v, for Uma 111 .
.inn, whicn itnl mo so much g.io.l lit. it' 1
iiusht n dollar until. Alter iisim; Hire.
Unities, fmiid miheif oncrf inuro a man.
iiiinpletoly icstoiol tn hiMlth.wiili u hfar1
apiwtito.nnd .1 irniu 111 11 1 1 01 -IS lbs." Co 1
at 'f. 1). Tiioinas" Dnisj Stoio onJ get 11 Ireo
trial bottle uf this certain cute lor nil Lung
Diseases. Liu b itlli-s f 1,
larco Yorkswina Swlno.
TlHro is a tendency to vary in nil brcd
ofaniinas. It tans much n law of nn' lire
applicable lo all living things, 11s the uiiiri
widely rrcognizel la Ihafhtc priducs
like." Every breed r uf s.viiio.iu jiart'a 1 or,
outer -vt. that thoro is u groat ynriaiion in
si: , ihougo in ntlier points thsri uny lo
un l.'rmiiy. Thin utiio 14 11 rkshircs, on
are ver large, tilers nro ol tii--.l initi aiz
a ..1 others ngiiu, fino and small, l. c'i
fi;o has its'merils, particularly thoextreme'.
Iliesam- thing, 113 might bo exprl-sl.
occurs with the white broa I nf Yorkshire,
nbieh w-ds originally largo and coarse; but
instead uf inter breeding and retirim: tho
args uues by tlio uso of stnnll fine p'gs lor
crosses, each has of late year boon seper.Ua
ly bro I, snd improved rather by selrctiou
than by introducing tho blood of tho finer
and smaller aniui its. This has given risi
tu tho two distinct breeds id korkslnre
pigs which ore now established. They aro
similar, but quite distinct In hum, and it
is rather remarkable, that with tha natiira.
lesire of our countrymen for s imcthiti; nnl
only big but old, tliny have produced a
brcul that is very profitable. The large
Yorkshires aro undoubtedly the best firmed.
the siimllc.t boned, tlio quiokoit feeders, "t
all tlio largo brerds. They are cxcee.lin?ly
deep in lm.lv, wilh short, broad head', One
b ines fur their weight, with good hams,
shoulders, and sides. They aro not extra
ordinary for len:th of b ily.but in this they
are in. proving. A' point of weakness sitne
limes found is a depressed chine th'
weight of the lmily in old hogs, causing a
hollnwutss of llio bjek. In this respect too,
there has been great Improvement of late.
Toe Yorkshire is prseminenlly a lard mak
er, hut when crossed with the Berkshire,
the quality nnd quantity of the inrat is
much improved. As economical feeders
and rapid growers, Ihe large breed is only
surpassed by the small Yorkshires, and f ir
crossing, when large sized pigs are desired,
they certainty are uuturpassed. Whrn
properly crossed, as, for instance, with
large Berkshires, or with what are called
Cheshires in this country, or with large
sows of the Chester White breed, wo may
expect the greatest weight of the pure York,
shires to be exceeded. Col. Wild in Am.
Ayricuttm ist.
Columbia Elver Cannery.
Mr, Geornu Home, one uf tho larfrtt
oannera of fish, on Cnluinhin River, Oregon,
says that h sullerod will) rheum itisui lor
seven years, having spent six months at
Arknnws Hot Spruijs, and ut I'asn 1! ibl-
Springs, Cal., four months ill every year,
without benefit. Finally he trial St.Jaonbt
O.I. the great pain cute, and in a short
tinis all stillness aud soreness ol the joints
disapl eaicl.
.
Tn l Ikdus ifus Wtrie In one ol ear
l.ijian languages the w ml ' woman" is
rendored ' kBwauojiwjsw " Any inarnej
man can define the two last syllables at a
glance, and "kowauo'' uios.pi ligbtcaiug.
TO-DAT
i Wlm il k?
m:
An fine and as cheap Comforts and lied Covers as you like
As fine and as cheap Dcd Blankets as can be got anywhere.
As fine and as cheap Ilorscjllankcts as can be got anywhere.
As full and as cheap a line of Hosiery as you will find in tbwn.
As fancy and as good a line ot Hosiery as you will find in town.
As fancy and as cheap Velvets as are sold anywhere.
The coinpletest line of Qucensware in town, fancy or common.
The newest line of Shoes in town, Children's, Misses', "SVowmen's and Mcns.
Tlio newest line of Rubber Goods in town, Children's, Misses', Women's and Men's,
Fancy, Common, Cheap, ;Novel and Elegant, either one, if you please, in Notions and
everything in the line.
Then lastly we will mention Groceries and let you
know we have the stock and at the right price.
Very respectfully,
3 uf 3!MI3
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jlr WAIiIj AMli WIOTBB
(XJjl OVBRO
OAT1MGS
and SUITINGS,
Are now prepared to furnish their customers and the people with the Newest nnd most
Fashionable makes of Foreign and Domestic CJloths, Cassiiueres and Suitings,
which they will make up in tho Latest Styles and most Durable Manner at unusually Low
I'riccs. With a force ot experienced workmen and a tremendous stock to select from, wo
are prepared to offer inducement unexcelled by any other
ESTABLISHMENT in the COUNTY.
We cordially invite YOU to call and inspect our Goods and learn Prices before making-
our purchases' elsewhere. In all cases we guarantee "Best lPbrkmanship, Best Material,
the Lowest Prices and Perfect Fits." Respectfully,
Clauss & Bro,, The Tailors,
BANK STRET LEHIGHTON, PA
3 n TOGJARRH
LLmS! REMEDY;
TIIU (JK1.AT ur.oon ruitii'iCH
or tiik vroitLi).
Cut fir tli h is houome bo irroralent Iha t
fctri.-ly a lamily i- cteiii.t and it la
tnily thd Lino ut tho American rare,
bjnuny nrea.iratlonu nro in thomirk.pt
ilLtiiuitr -re thatt4f'ifft,.S''r and
M STTJ BT L-?u tR niTO r
PAILINC u
YTlllbovrlcnined trail. UVA.JA'AVH
t; ;iunrrn urnirny iimi moott rn
1 tneenm .i.v i;it iitiicu ina,fimgia
en whtro diroctionk aro (i.llowcd. It
BtnVos ut tho root of tho dbwaeo. and
chmlnitai tho p.siaon trtun thu McmhI,
Its fluccciuihi;s bwn wonderful and iwJos
In.raotTM. All that I iukrd fur it ia a trial
Tha mnt ob-rtHito tnrt l)netacdin2
caci yield readily t this remedj. ; 1
i6ttlo for S5. Uiion receipt of !5
hr baiu'l F, l.el!cr & C5j., llarnsburc
lfx, tii bottlua will Lo eent Ly cs
irws, propiil. J'wnt o.Ar, for it
Is tho only preparation that r-t7.MfA
mat or th iiffiM nnJ CllIC8 Send
-for rirculnr for mVe Tour dnirtrfr't fn?
-n concern inn Oium Nattin hymptfrna cud Cm o
A Cntnrrlu Itcontaiun tetiinfiiiaJaif tuttintia
n l cenornu cure". It H altiotho lvt lllnnd Iu
iflcrln the mrket. For Mile Xty ItrnKfzifln
irtjernlly. Wlnloaalo Ly bAH'i. r. Kei-Lhi; &
'1 li-trriiburp 1'a.j alw by JonNSTON II olio.
t A Oct. nd 6xiT2i. liuxc A Co.. I'liiha'a. Vk
nor. 8, 1931-1.--n r.
No Patent No Pay,
PATENTS
obtained for Inventnrs In the Unite. 1 States
Cnnftilannil llurcpt, nt reduced rafts. With
our iirlnelpal oIUco locnteil In Washlnston,
illrcctly pioslte tlso Cnlteil Stntcs I'atint
Office, we are ablo to allcnil lo all intuit
business "Itli greater liromplncs nnd ile.
Sfalch and at less cost tban oilier patent nl
lornovs ulio nre nt, n dlstanco from Wash.
Inion, and uliu liave, iliercforo, tn cititdur
'ussinM.itenttorncra " '.'iiin:ikoircllinln.iry
exiiiiiiiinlluns and furnish oidulons ns tu i.i.
tentiibllliy, tree ol'oliartce. mid all who are
Intoresieil 111 nrw fnveiillons and patents nre
Invited in rend fur 11 cuiiy ol uur "Mluldo for
obtalnlnir Patents," nliloli Is sent frro to
nny address, nnd cuntalas eo'in lete Instruc.
tluus lioir lo btititlii luteins and ot her vnlua.
Mo matter. 'A'orolcrto the Ocrmnn-Aincr-
onii miiion.ti nans vnsiiiuKinn, 11. u.; the
INiyal Swedish, llrneulan and U.iiiMi J'ca
tlnns, al Wu.hlnRton : Hun. ,1ns. t'asey, late
Ohlel Justice U, S. Ci.urt ol Ulalms; tn the
(Illlnlals or the U. S l'atrnt Oftlte, and to
Senators and members of Cugrtss frou
cvory Nlule.
Adclress: l.OIIIH 11AOOMR fc CO., So
llollnrs uf Patents and Attorneys at I.air.I.c
Droit' llulldliis W.b:iis.uhiv, I). 0,
Central Carriage Works
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YOUIt
VENDUES
IN TIIK
Carbon Advocate !
j T. J. BRETNEY,
neepectf illy annuunees to the merchnntsof
! LoblKhmii an I others that lie Is tireiiarcd to
j do all kinds or '
I Hauling of Freight, Express
Matter and Baggage
at rcry reasonable prices, lly prompt at
tention to all orders be hopes to merit a share
ol publlo patronage. Ifssldciice, corner of
I'lue aad Iron Street, Lcblcbtun, I'a,
Orders lor limillnu left at (), St. nwecny &
Son's Store will recvlre prompt attention.
KSi'Kmr.iiY ir vou iiavu
St WO CM 9
Oct, i:, U3l3m.
T. J. URBTNUY.
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Orders by mail promptly at
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ia.) in3t VpftDn'ar Weekly newe
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tl Ifsaaid fturr-rln -a. TJmi piibllcatmn, furnUhf ,
a nijat r-.!u .b oi elsii' flia oliufiruifctin vliith
do r ra-in hi , iij iti without. 'JIm lopalarity oi
tu b.u-CTitu 'uhk- ia such that it eir
cuiatioi: i,s.-.r - c.,ufitq thut of ail ether napen vi
itlfb-ift.-.ih rJ. JVie-. 32Uayar. liaoooiiC
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li'ottd faiMtw atid fm-eign oanntrka.
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our.iijr 1 ) mvntoit thlr ritLtt In lbs
Uijit! ('' l, I I'sJand, Franor,
(itari .! r I r-l -t birtgu conutri. ut
pnraiit ! . i 'u- m tlun ruaaouablott-riit--,
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at shortest notice. Orders br mall will re.
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