The Carbon advocate. (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, February 06, 1886, Image 4

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    Your Children
Aro constantly txposod, to danger from
Colds, Wliouplna Cough, t'loup, and
diseases peculiar to the throat and
lungs. Tor sucli ailments, Ayer's
Cherry I'ectoral, promptly adminis
tered, affords Bpeedy tclicf and cure.
As a remedy for Whooping CotiRh,
with which ruanyot our children wc.ro
afflicted, wo used, iltirlnR tho past win
ter, with much satisfaction, Aycr's
Cherry I'ectoral. For thU alTcction, wo
consider this preparation tho most effi
cacious of all tho medicines which havo
come to our knowledge. Mary Paris
linrst. Preceptress, Homo for Littlo
Wanderers, Doucastcr, Mil.
lfy children have been peculiarly suit
jort to attacks of Croup, and 1 (ailed to
llud any otlcctlvo remedy until 1 com
menced administering Ayer's Cherry
'cctoral. This preparation relieves tho
ilifllculty of breathing and invariably
cures tho complaint. David O. Starks,
Chatham, Columbia Co., N. V.
I have used Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
in iny family for many years, and
liave found It especially valuable in
Whooping Cough. This medicine allays
nil Irritation, prevents inflammation from
extending to tho lungs, and quickly sub.
dues any tendency to Lung Complaint.
J. 1). Wellington, Plainvillc. Mich.
t find tio inedicino so cffoctlro, 'for
r.roup and Whooping Cough, as Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. It saved the lit o of my
iittio coy, oniy six montns out, carrying
lilm fcafeiy through the worst caso
ot
Whooping Couch I ever saw. Jano
Malone, l'lney Flats, Teun.
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral,
Prepared t)yDr..I,C. Avctfc Co., Lowell, Mn.
Sold by all Druggists. Price (.1; til bottles, $S.
CONSTIPATION!
,r
Thoro Is no medium through which
disease eo often attacks tho nystura
us by Constipation, and thero 'h no
other ill liesli is heir to moro apt to
be neglected, from tho fact material
inconvenionce nay not bo iromcdiata
ly felt from irregular action of tho
towels. When thero is not regular
action tho retention cf decayed and
effeto natter, with its poisonous
gas8s,Eoon poisons tho whole system
by 'being absorbed into it, causing
piles, fistula, headacho, impure blood
and many ether ocrious affections.
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS will
immediately relieve, and ono bottlo
positively cure cr reli8vo any case
cf Constipation. - -
"Was troubled for a year with
torpid liver and indigestion, and after
trying everything imaglnablo used
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS. Tho
first bottle revived me and the second
cured me entirely." J, S. Williamson.
-Kochsster, I!, i.
A nuiR'X. PFnMAN'MT riFRTiia riiinr r,ir
Loet or r ail lu STfiuli ood. Norvouonoir
Wrtilincss, Limit, of Strength,
Vigor or JJcvclor.moru,
Ct,tiMii hr Indlvrtlonf, qxcih3G4. .'to llerefitstn &
dust Ouru.uhuaHjr witbln amouth. JCo Dorepllon
r.orQ-ja'jkery. Positive Proofs, fullde(crlrt.louai.i
tlUEiltWaU. CO., I'.O. D.a.r 170. Bui Jo, S.V.
MH101M& aaALEora WnEALliiSS Mil
EBILIIIXSrl!ilE&lS DECAY.
A Lifo Experlnnco. Remarkable and
Quick curoa. Trial Packages. Send,
fct&mp for eoalod particulars. Address
Dr. WARD & CO. Louisiana, Mo.
MRGINIA FARMS FOR SALP.
f boo luring. 20 to lo.twu nercK at 92 to -.! pr
ncre. noon nnrKW.. tjemtny climate, favor
ablerrosuoct. Writ. forrlri'iil.-tps.nn,.ii.i,..r
urscrrptloli. SiK.rr'. f I.K .V DilIAVKS.
Ull&L ksXAf ii AUlNT6,I'cttr.biiri..
the Greatest Medical Trlnmph ef tlio Agsl
SYrviPToms of a
TORPBD LEVER.
Iioaa of appetite, UowcU coiiivc, l'atn In
ths head, vfitb a dull aenaation In tho
pack part, rain under tho skoulder
mnde, FuIIncau utter eattnc, with adlo
lacllnatlcn to escrtlon or body or mind,
irritability of temper, Low spirit., with
nfeellnsof hRvlnffuealcctcd aomo duty.
Wearlneaa, DIzilueej. Flutterinr uttUo
Heart, Dots beforotho oyoa, Headacho
ever tlio rlsht eye, Iteatleaaneas, with
infill drcania, Hlebly colored Ullno, and
CONSTIPATION.
TDTT'S aro especially adapted
to such cases, ono duso ctrects sucii a
lUangHoffcollngaHtoaslonlalitliosufferor.
Itiidy ta 'fnlio ou KIv.ti,tiiun tbo erftcm Is
noiirlahefl.nl"! I yllalr Tonlo Action oa
tho liellvcrcmio,ItrKiilnrstooli)&To
rirnlnpfil. l'rlcft li.'io.
GRAT ITa:H or WlII!:inp. nAncrrl fA n.
utossr lltAClt by a slnsio application of
this DTE. it Imparts a mituraf color, acta
Instantaneously. KoM fcy llrucgiata, or
sunt by cixnrci on incclptof CI.
CfTlcpt44 Murray Ct-, Nov York.
RAINBOW RUPTURE W
not a Trusc. orn Ia "nj jTgi i iuiVfl
- .u v.tva.
20 YEARS IN USEu
Tun thojisand Unbios arc
given yearly ttp ,tlic grave by
not having'! )r. Hand's Teeth
ing Lotion on their gums
when teething.
SOMETHING NEW!
Something Wcxderfui. !
SOMKTIUNU MAGICAL!
To hutlio the Baby's gnins
while teething, relieving all
inilannnation. swelling and
pain.
LOST !
A good ninny night's rest
by not having D: Hand's
('olio Cure, for it gives llaby
comfort and sleep without
stupefying or injuring it. No
opiate. No constipation.
Hand's Remedies for Cliil
dun sold by nil Druggists.
1 ubci'.itc-n rlt Scmnten, Pa.
i 1 I r W
IKARMERS' COLUMN.
Look to Tour Live-Stock In January.
January Is a critical month with all
kinds of llvo slock. They should be
kept comfottablo and galrlng. If they
begin to f.ill oil lu condition, they will
be almost sure to lose rapidly, and will
require moro food and better caro to j
Keep mem up, man it well boused, ami
continuously well fed. lie systematic .
and regular, then "icy will not stand
and worry for food or water, and will
take time to feed, to ruminate, and to
rest. Look after sheds and stables, to
keep theru clean and warm. Water
ought not to freeze In cow or horse
stables, on the coldest nights, and at the
same tlmo the ventilation should be such,
that tha air is always sweet. Pigs suffer
greatly with the cold, and should have
dry, wolMlttcrcd nests, always. Litter
them with straw or swamp hay, enough
so thatllipy can cover themselves out
of sight In It. Sheep should have dry
sheds; they bear a great deal of cold,
but should not have wet nor dirty straw
lo lie In. Where much straw is to be
thrown lulo their sheds, provide u few
movable platforms, like old barn doors,
for them to stand upon. They will bo
a great comfort to them, and they aro
easily turned over when fresh straw Is
thrown In, or they get dirty. Fowls
will lay If they have warm houses, are
well fed, and havo a chance to exercise.
The freo range of the cattle sheds, sheep
sheds, and the barnyards, gives usually
sufficient exercise. If debarred from
these, they must have sheltered runs
and bare ground. Ducks need to be
well fed, but not allowed to get too fat
If they arc to begin laying early. Too
much corn Is always bad, except for
fattening poultry,as It produces internal
fat, stops laying, and makes the fowls
lazy. No exercise, no eggs. Am. Agri
culturist. Tho Broadway Sqnad.
Police Ollicer James O'Connor, 230
Mulberry street, Jfcw York City, writes
that a half bottle of Red Star Couch Cure
permanently removed a severe cold.
The price Is only twenty-five cents a
bottle. I'ollec ollicer Thos. Flanagan
2520 Hank street, Louisville, Ky., who
was desperately wounded In tho late
war. was entirely cured of pains and
sp.uuu uy hi. Jacoos Ull.
Dew Potatoes.
Whether deterioration and loss of
vigor in the course of cultivation arc
ou lug to an inherent tendency in a vari
ety, or result from faulty methods, of
cultivation, It would be dilllcult to decide,
with our present knpwlcdgc; but ccr
tain It Is that potatoes, formerly famous
and profltable, have disappeared from
cultivation, and became supplanted by
new-comers. Kvcry year witnesses the
Intro luctlon of numerous new varieties,
tnoit of them not better, If so good as
already' existing standard kinds. The
old I'eacliblow, 1'rlnco Albert, and Hit
once excelled Mercer, had to give way
to the Early Goodilch, Calico, and Olca
son.w hlch In their turn have disappeared
to make room for the Early ltose, Snow
llake. White Star, and others; and, to
judge from tho past development of
potatoes, these favorites of the present
day, will, before long, have to yield to
newer varieties. Slany of these will
have but a short existence, yet our
leading seedsmen have become more
careful in ascertaining the real merits
of novelties before sending them out
than was formerly tho custom. Those
who deslra to uy "something new
will therefore incur but littlo risk In
giving n trial to novelties Introduced by
reputable houses. Dlt. Huxamkr In
lm. Ayriculturlst.
A Great Discovery.
Mr. Win. Thomas, of Newton, la,
says: "My wife has been seriously
affected with a couch for twenty-five
years, and this spring moro severely than
ever before. She had used many reme'
dies without relief, and being urged to
try Dr. King's Xew Discovery, did so.
with most gratifying results. The first
bottlo relieved her vury much, and the
econd bottle has absolutely cured ner.
She has not had so good health for thirty
years.
Trial bottles free at T. D. Thomas'
drug store. Larae size $1.
Frunlng. Waca and How.
The jobbing gardeners and others
who go about trimming (they often call
It "thrumming") grape vines, and fruit
and ornamental trees, look so wise, mid
surround tho matter with so much
mystery, that many ordinary people foar
to undeitake It. As to the time of
pruning we refer to the removal of
ripened wood It may be done at any
lime between the fall of tho leaf, and
when the swelling of tho buds indicates
that new leaves arc about to be produced,
It Is not advisable to prune in sever
Inter weather, as at .that time, the
wood may crack and make a had
wound. licsldes, that Is a time when
it Is uncomfortable, to do the work.
The outfit for one who would under
take to do his own pruning Is;
sharp pruning-knife, a pair of pruning'
shears; a pruning saw, 1, c. a saw with
a narrow blade, tho teeth of which hav
a wide Bet. For branches not over tw
Inches in diameter at the base, many
prefer a broad, stout chisel to a saw,
This has n socket Into which handles of
various sizes can be Inserted. The chisel
Is placed at the under side of the branch
to be removed, and the end Of the handle
Is struck upwards with a heavy mallet
All large wounds should bo covered with
some material to protect them from the
weather. Shellac varulsh Is best for
this purpose, but at the present price of
alcohol, Is too oxpenstve. Melted graft
llig wax Is the best substitute, and I
the absenco of this, any thick paint may
be used. To prune uuderstandlngly,
one must know something of the manner
of growth of trees, etc. The most lm
portaut point Is this: the growth next
spring will proceed from the buds that
wero funned last season. Am. -Ijncur
turlit.
"Hull butler" oleomargarine.
Thi'te are cood and rich milkers 1
all breeds of cows except tho puu.p-
handle.
ON THEENGINE.
Itannlnc a Locomotive While Deathly Bick
Tauhton, Mass.
Dr. D. Kcnntdy, Xondeut, Ar. I.
DcarBiui I am suengitit-or nn tlieOld
Colony Rllroad, and run the Fall Klyer
b-iat Uttwrcn Fall ltlver nd Unwell, re
aiding in Taunton. For ten years I suffer,
ed everything but death from drspepsia.
Oltcn 1 had such blinding headaches that
I o iuIiI hardly see. I ihtuk this was duo
putly lo irregular habita of enllng and
par.ly to the jjr of tha eucltie.
Remember that 1 had tried eyery medl
cina I heard of and bad been I rented by
some of the best phtlicians lu Tauton and
Lowell. At this o. fllonl lime I) It DAVID
KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REMKDY waa
reoommendod tn me. ll was new to me,
and with my experience nf medicines, you
can easily forgive ma for faying that I bad
"L jV It"
1 bad taken it but a few days when I
rr - "" " "
S 'h'", i "S"
nd have been ever iluce. It la the only
thing that ever did me the IraU good, and
it drove every uohe, pain end dlaoom
fort completely out ot my brnlv. Nw 1
eep KENNEDY'S FAVORITB REM
EDY with me on my engine, and it coes
nfrever I ?o.
Why, I belleri. KAVOIUTJJ KEMEUx
will cure Hoythine. One niclit a while
co John Xjaylon. an enKloeer, who rut,
tl'6 main line boatlran from Uoslon.came
on my oocirjo eick as dealh. He was worn
out with work, had a high fever and was
so nervous he almost broke down cryintr
Iiourenae, John," I said, "cuecr up. I've
cot something on ruy eiieine that will aet
u up In a JHIr." I took out my b iltle or
tuvorue Uaniedy." lilteil bis head and
cavo hirn a ro kI dnse. He went to bed.
Two divs later 1 sow hlcn lookinR
ealthy as a butcher. "Dan," be aaid,
what wan that still! you cave ine tho nth
er night J" "It was DR. DAVID KEN
flKllX'd FAVORITE REMEDY. Rolidoul,
N. Y" aaldl. "Well. I dnn'l care whte
remedy it ia, it's the thin); for a man on tbe
railroad." So we all fay. Ynuri, etc,
Danikl I'itts.
It la vour own fault if vou sutler from
lUaclMCue, Imligcatinn, or Dyspepaia. (Ju
Dollar will buy a bottle of Favorite Rem
ly and cure you.
CATAS3RI
ELY'S
I CREAM BALM
IJIV'6
Cleanses the
II ad. Allays
Iiillnm million
HAYFEVERB
ml
Restores tlio
SeiueorTnsto
smell Hearing'
A quick relief
1 positive
KAY-EEVER
Cure.
A particle Is applied into each nostril and
s agreeable to use. Price 5(1 rents by mail
ir at dmezila. Send for circular. ELY
BROTHERS. Druggists Oitego, N. V.
Jy 18. loss.
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TIME.
Time Is tireless,
Day and night
Walt for no ono
In their flight.
You havo not
The time lo tell,
One and all.
The goods you sell.
Hut must find
Somo quicker way
To make known
Your grand display.
Uttsy merchants
Advertise.
In the ADVOCATE.
And they are wise.
Ex.
A Modern Novel.
Tlio Lady Alice sits In her boudoir,
enrobed In a brlgbt brocade of a jar
dlnlre patera. Slio was waiting for the
appearance, of her lover, Augustus I Itz
noodle. The bell rlnj;s. l.ady Alice
starts from her chair, presses her hands
to her heart, and murmurs tn the sweet
est and most musical of voices, '"Tis
he. lie comes; ho comes." She would
have said a good deal more if her false
teeth hadn't dropped downward and
compelled her to close her plush-like
Hps, thus drowning the beautiful music
of melodious voice.
A servant enters. Ife makes a bow,
and says: "A gentleman awaits your
pleasure."
Lady Alice, having stuck her teeth
to her upper jaw with her brother Jim's
last cud of chewing gum, mttrmcrs In
words which sound like the music of
the streamlet when it Hows oyer and
down Its rocky course, the music of the
numerous cascades and miniature
water-falls lending to It an unspeakable
charm: "Let him enter."
The door flies open and a tall, manly
form appears. It rushes forward. Lady
Alice shudders and gasps:
'"Tls not Augustus."
The form bows low and the Hps
apeak:
"Fair lady, the fame of your beauty
resounds throughout tho land, and
have traveled many miles nnd from dis
tant countries to gaze upon your face
and to Inform your ladyship that I am
agent for tile best com extractor, pim
ple cradlcator and frccklo exterminator
ever offered to tho public, and at the
low price of ten cents a box, three for a
quarter, or sixteen for a dollar, and a
beautiful chromo thrown In."
It is needless to continue this talc.
Augustus appears and saves the Lady
Alice, and lu her delight the beautiful
and good Lady Alice is willing to give
herself to Augustus, but Augustus sai
castlcally replies that so good a deed as
he has done docs not not need to Ic
punlshod in this manner, and the cur
tain falls.
ITEMS OF INTEEERT.
rieasant recollections collecting a
bill the second time.
The death rato from chloroform Is,
according to a recent estimate, one lu
1,000.
Kew Zealand has 110nowspapers,ln-
l'l tiding 30 dnilles,tu a population of only
100,000. t
One of the advertised remedies for
the opium habit consists of a well-known
cllxcr of opium.
A church in AVestficld, Mass., Is
giving chromos as an Inducement for
outsiders to attend the services.
Hop Plasters are hoothing, stimula
ting, paln-kllllng and strengthening,
clean, sweet and sure.
Lord Utite's subscription to the
widows and orphans of the 81 men
killed In his Mardy colliery was 210
about one-third of a day s Income.
"Why do all the cold waves come
from the northwest, my dear?" asked a
fond husband. "Oh, because there Is
so much coolness between St. 1'aul and
Minneapolis," was the reply of his In
telligent wife.
The old stone mill at Newport has
been repaired, every effort having been
made to preserve the roughness charac-
terlstle of the structure. The stones at
the top of the wall were reset In Port
land cement, and where new stones
were required they were selected from
those on the seashore whose surfaces
had been worn by the waves.
At Secretary Manning's pink din
ner on Tuesday of last week, the centre
of the solid mahogany table was a bloom
ing bed of pink tulips. Pretty pink
tapers with pink shades gleamed In the
tall candelabra. Each lady received o
small wicker basket filled with Gather
Ine Mcrruct roses aud tied with broad
pink satin ribbon. Tho dainty rooms
and the arched openings between wi re
decorated with blooming carnations aud
geraniums. Mrs. Manning received her
guests In a splendid toilet, with train
and bodice of claret velvet and wrinkle
ed front of pale blue brocado and cas-
cakes of Mechlin lace. She was assisted
by Mrs. Fryer, hor slstcr-ln-Iaw, who
wore a becoming toilet of pink silk and
tulle, with crystal lace and Iridescent
passementeries.
It is said that Lillian Ilusscll has
quarrelled with her husband, Mr. Solo
mon. She went to Europe with Mr.
Solomon aud returned a buxom, matron
ly person. She appeared for a season at
the Casino, but was no longer the mag
netic "airy, fairy Lillian" whom the
dudes adored. Considerable money has
since been lost In various parts of the
country lu ptcsAitlng her husband's
operas with herself as the star, and re
cently the company broke up. Al
though It Is well-known among theatri
cal peoplo that serious differences have
taken place between them, there Is no
evidence that their matrimonial union
will be severed. An Intimate friend of
Mr. Solomon now In this country, ac
cording to a dramatic journal, Is author
ity for the report of an Impending sep
aration. A cable dispatch published
recently announces that Solomon in
tends to quit America because his tal
ents are not appreciated here. He lias
removed from his lata home In West
Thirty-fourth street, New York, and
his present address Is unknown in the
atrical circles. It Is said that he Is to
sail for London soon, and that Lillian
will remain here.
Is Your Liver Oat of Order t
Then your whole system Is deranged
The blood Is' impure, the breath offen
sive, you have headache, feel languid,
dispirited and tenons. To prevent
mole serious condition, take at once
Mmmons Liver Hegulator.
A. L. O A.M!PBELllij
The Jeweler,
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No. 105 N. 8th St. Allentown, Pa.
Franklin Santee, Manager,
J. S. KREIDLER, AGT.
Orders left at
attention.
the Advocate
LEWIS
respectfully informs his man)'
has removed his BOOT
LEWIS WEISS,
Artip 4, 16ss-iy
WHO 18 UNACQUAINTCD WITH THE
SEE DY EXAMINING
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY
nv reason of lt3 csntrnl position and close relation to nil principal llnoa Epst and
West, at initial and tormlnal points, constitutes tlio most important mid-continental
link in that uvstem of through trnnsportntlon which invites and facili
tates travel and traflio botweon cltl03 of tho Atlantic and Pacific Coasts. It
Is also the favorite and best routs to nnd Irom points Ejst. Northeast and
Southeast, and corresponding points W est. Northwest and Southwest
Tho Rock Island system includos in it-n main line and branches, Chicago,
Jollet. Ottawa, La Salle, Peoria, Oenosep, Mollno and Rock Island, in lUlndls;
Davenport, Muscatine, Washington. Falrnold, Ottunrwo. Oskaloosa. West
LibertV, Iowa City, Dos Molnos. Indianffla, Wlntereot, AtlanUc. Knoxvillo,
Audubon, Harlan, Guthrie Centre and Council Bluffs, in Iowa: Gallatin,
Trenton. Cameron and Kansas City. In Missouri ; Leavenworth and Atchison,
In Kansas; Albert Lea, Minneapolis and St. Paul, In MJnnosota; Watertown In
Dakota, and hundrods of intermediate cities, towns, villages and stations.
THE GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
Guarantees Ito patrons that sense or personal security afforded by a solid,
thoroughly billasted road-bod: smooth tracks of continuous steel rail ; sub
stantially built culverts and brldjros; rolllnn; stock as near perfection as
human eklll can mako it: the Bafety appliances of patent buffers, platforms
and air-brakes: and that oxacttflz discipline which .jrovorna the practical
operation or all its trains. Other specialties of this route are Transfers at
all connecting points In Union Depots, and tho unsurpassed comforts and
ururios of Tta PBsaentror Equipment. . . ... .
Tho Fast Express Trains between Chicago and the Mipsourl River ore com
posed of well ventilated, finely upholstered Day Coaches. Magnificent .Pullman
tiAJnn ftlflnnr.n, et tiR lAtnarl rln-qltrrv n n ft Rumntuotis Dinlnir Cars, in WHICH
THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE,
Is tho direct and ravorlto lino .between cnicaso. ono minneopoue una dv. ram,
where connections are made In Union Donots for aU polnta in tho Territories
and Drltish Provinces. Over tills routo. Past Express Trains aro run to tho
watering places, summer resorts, plcturoaquo localities, ana minting ana nsn-
lng grounds of Iowa and Minnesota. It is also the most deslrablo route to the
ttr nrounas or lowa ana Minnesota,
;iATI.M, Ar.Ua nnrl rnnMKil InnH.
n wneat noma ana paocomi tanas
still another
inotnnr uuuaji ijiNfcJ. via Henoca anu tuautoKuo, iuu uueu ubsh
NowportNowa. Richmond, Cincinnati. Indianapolis, end Lafayette and
niiiffi, KnraiM fi ti' Minnnann la nnd fit. Paul and Intermediate points.
between
by uddrosolnsr '
R R. CABLE,
President and Central (.Imager, Chicago.
Next to CLAUSS i BKO.,
Bank St., Lohlghton,
Has always un baud a lull linool
Watcbfis. Clocks & Jewelry
WMch lie Is selling ot yery low
prices
REPAIRING
n all branches promptly attended
to. declV,Si-ly.
Office will receive prompt
lb "JS-.lyr
WEISS
friends and customers that he
AND SHOE STOrE
Into tha HEW BUILDIKO. nearly
opposite his 01.1 Sinnil, ami that lie
Is now reoelvlni; nml openlnic up for
their lus ccthni a very larrre and
rutlilviiAlde line vl vrell-ickcWd
Boots. Shoes,
Gaitems,
Hats, Caps,
UMBRELLAS,&c.
suitable fur
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
AT PRICES TO SUIT
THE TIMES !
and invites you to call and examine
Oooils and leurn prices hefrre pur
chatltie elsewhere. SATISFAC
TION In all cafes fully guaranteed
neraotnber.THK NEW STOUEop.
poslte the Trot at
IRON STIIEET,
BAM Street, LEHI&HT01I.
CCOCRAPHY OF THI3 COUNTRY, WILL
THIS MAP. THAT THE
t(DOU UJKtriuuIl wuik.iiti uu
Cars.
it is also me rnoei uearooio rnuio w uio
oi imonor. jjbkoiu.
ntAHnf llnntfl.
living a thousand years. He doesn't
E. ST. JOHN,
General IlcVel and Passenger Agent, Chicago.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Whatever may be truo ot harmless
luxuries fn the way of drink, wo main
tain that health, happiness nnd work
And stimulus enough In tho unsophisti
cated well of nature pure water.
Nazareth was founded by the Mo
ravians as oarly as the year 1741.
Piles I Files It Files! It
Sura enre for blind, blpedlnrf nnd
Itching piles. Ono box has cured the
worst caso of 20 years standing. No one
need suffer llvo minutes after using
William's Indian l'llo Ointment. Itau
sorbs tumors, allays Itching of tho pri
vate pans, noiuiug else, soul ny drug
gists and mailed on receipt of price, $1.
William's Mfg. Co.. l'roo's., Cleveland,
O. Sold at Thomas' drug store.
rorhaps as a mere matter of govern
ment, a good despot would make a bet
ter government; but for tho education
ef tho peoplo governed, a good despot
ism Is worsa than freedom with Its ad
mtxturo of folly,
No Boon that Science has Conferral
Has been fraught with greater blessings
than that which has accrued to the In
habitants of malarial ridden portions of
tho United States and the Tropics from
tho uso of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Tho experience of many years lias but,
too clearly demonstrated the Inefficiency
of quinine nnd other drugs to effectual
ly combat the prosress of Intermittent,
colicestlve and bilious remittent fevnrs.
while on the other hand, It has been no
less cloarly shown that the uso of the
bitters, a mcdlclno congenial lo tbe
frailest constitution, and derived from
purely botanic sources, affords a reliable
safeguard against malarial diseases, and
arrest it when dcveloned. For disord
ers of tlio stomach, liver and bowels, for
jcncral debility and renal Inactivity, It
is niso a most cnicient remedy. Appo
lite and slccn aro Improved bv It. It cx
pels rheumatic humors from tlio blood.
ind enriches a circulation Impoverished
oy inai-nssimuation.
Tlio road to true philosophy Is pre
cisely the same with that which leads
to true religion; and from both ono and
the other, unless we would enter Ir. as
little children, wo must expect to be
totally excluded.
To Young Ladies.
If your life is made a burden owlntr to
blackheads, pimples and other eruptions
on the face marring your beautv and
causing so much chagrin, it Is no longer
necessary to cmiuro it. l)r. riagg's
Family Ointment will certainly remove
all such blemishes and leave your skin
soft, smooth and beautiful. Sold by all
druggists and mailed on receipt of price,
20c. Williams Mfg. Co.. Prow's..
Cleveland, O.. Sold at Thomas' drug
a lore.
Truth U Infinite, and wo cannot
clasp It in our Unite arms; yet we may
llvo In Its light, and learn more aud
and more of its grand ineanlnc, If we
but sincerely, honestly and patiently
tread the straight road of intellectual
talent.
-A cold of unusual severity which I
iook lait autumn tlcvclopett into a tlllli
culty decidedly catarrhal in all its char
acteristics, llirpatenlnK a return of my
out curonic niaiauy, catarrh, uno bot
tle of Ely's Cream llalni completely
er.itiieatcu every symptom ot that pain
un ami luevaiiiiiL' disorder, u. J
irarner, 1(13 Hudson St., ltochostcr.
Lntarrli. l or twenty vears 1 was a
sufferer of calami of the head nntl
throat. Uy a few applications of Ely's
Cream IJalni I received decided benefit
was cuitiI bv -ono bottle. Charlotte
rarlcer, iraycrly, X. Y.
English entomologists aro excited
over the addition of a new butterfly to
tho British fauna, making a total of
sixty-five species. What American hello
Is over there now?
ltev. I.eo Cuter says: A wife Is the
making or unmaking of the best man.
"ily niotlicr Is cljjhty-threo yo.trs of
ace, anti lor years lias smit-reil Krcatiy
with rlicuniatlsm In fact she was quite
helpless, bclnc unable to move about
the house. A lady friend Induced her
to try Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite
licmciiy. sue urn so aim omul almost
immediate tellef." Tho power of this
medicine lo do good extends to all ages
and a wido range of complaints. You
cannot possibly regret having pur
chased ll. ltemcmber that rheumatism
cannot be cnre.il externally.
o -
An cxclianze says that if clothes
are brushed up, that is the wrong way,
tliey will not get slilny. We have tried
this on a silk bat and van testify that It
works like a charm.
Dr. Walker's A'lnegar Hitters a
medicine that expels disease without
weakening tho patient, cxhllerates tho
spirits without the aid of alcoholic poi
son cures every phase and consequence
of Indigestion, icstores the shattered
nerves, regulates the bowels and the
liver, and imparts to the constitution
new strength and elasticity. Let the
sick rejoice.
Supposing a man has lost both his
arms In the war.wbat Is lie going to do
in case a mosquito alights on his nose?
Ex. Call the first man he meets a
liar.
Plays a leading part In life the
blind man's dog.
Tbe First Keen Twinge.
As the season advances, the palnsand
aches by w hlch rheumatism makes It
self known, arc experienced after every
exposure. It Is not claimed that Hood's
Sarsaparilla Is aspeclfic for rheumatism
wo doubt If there Is, or can be such a
remedy. Hut the thousands benefited
by Hood's Sarsaparilla, warrant us In
urging others who suffer from rheuma
tism to take It before the first keen
twinge.
The avcrago honsewlfo will take
more pains to keep a sickly fifteen cent
plant through four months of wlntci
than she will to keep butter ou ice In
the summer.
Stated by H. B. Cochran, druggist,
Lancaster, Pa.: "Have guaranteed
over 300 bottles of llttrdock Blood Hit
ters for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bilious
attacks, liver and kidney troubles."
"Ono at a dime, blease," remarked
i German saloon keeper to a crowd
that was scrambling for a ten cent piece
on the floor.
John Boyle O'ltellly says that If
women ruled tho world It would be a
poem. Perhaps so, but the average
man don't want a ioem. llo wants
pie.
Croup, whooping cough, sore throat,
sudtlen cold, aud the lung troubles pe
culiar to children, aro easily controlled
t . ... ,., mliiilnlstcrini? Aver's
, hy promi HJ auminiMcnnp A)er
Cherry Pectoral. I his remedy is jafe
to take anil certain tn its action
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I 11 19 U111CIU1IV IdfUm'! U1UI. IllCrU
i are now lu .tiyiattu uinvuni ui ov.uw
1 nA persons but to which party they
. ,,.uu sr. ....... ' ' jwsj
IS flub otntVU,
Tli ivIi.iIm 1 anld tn lm ftlnahlA of
have to read the uUzy old Jokes In tho
funny papers,
THE GREAT
FOR
LIVER
DISEASE.
SYMPTOMS:
with a brown (at t aln fri
Hitter er td ta.tt U ntMiUti
tonne eoftted ft hi te or eovemt
t lain Fn the luck, title., nr lrfnuAnen
mistaken for Kheumatlim t Muir atomWeJ, I lo of mn
Kelt let sometimes nausea ami waterhruh.or lotjipestifiol
atulency and acid erucl&tton. , tiowcla alternately costlto
and las htjailaehel loss of memory. "1th a rnUful sen
tauon Ol having- tailed to do somrtMng whits etc?" "
hare lieen done I deJbllltTf low spirits, a thkk, yelUir
leitBttii live urine li i:anty and higiwoioTedy aad. If
allowed to itand, deposit a Mdiment.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
rUIUXY VEGETABLE,
AH EFFCCTUAL SPtCWO FOR
Malftrta
pTfipepslAf
Const Ipatlnn. imloumea
mck iieadacite, (jaundice,
Nnusen, Colic
Mental Depression, Ilowel ComplalatsV
.juic .liic, r.ic.,
Is croerally uitd In the South to arouse lbTo
pidUver to a healthy altton.
It acts without disturbance to the ivitcm. diet
or occupation. It regulate tlio Urer. and
ttuse the bile to act as the puree, ine excefti ol
bite beine removed, a tonlo effect U produced
and health Is perfectly restored.
The llpirulntnr li crtvan with aafetr and the
happiest result to the most delicate infant.
For all dUextes In which ft laxative, altar
tlve or purcntlTe U needed it will civ tha
most perfect latlsfatflion. The Cheapest. Purest
and Best Family Medicine In the World I
f THERE IS BUT OHESimifiQflS
I LIVER REGULATOR f
See that you get the genuine with the red' X
front of Wrapper, prepared only by
J. H.ZEILIN & CO.,
loui rnorBiitoRj, rillLADtLI'iiiA, rfu
EEIOYALl
Dr. C. T. Horn,
Iteipectfully announce! ts lid euitomcrtanl
tha people generally ll.atlie Jiai removed i(
DUUQ STUKErrom Leuckul's Itulldlnj; to
his new store room opposite the Public Sftmrtr
Bank Street, Lohighton, Pa.,
itliern be wilt be pleated to rceelrs frlenda
and tho public, and supply thets with
Pure Drugs & Medicines-,
Fancy and Toilet Articles,
Lamps and Lamp Fixtures,
Stationery & Choice Cigars.
together with a fine line of latest designs la
Wall Paper
AND
DecorationS,
at Lowest Prlees. Persons ran also obtain
h.ye-tilitsscs anil hpeetnclcr, properly an.
lusted to Ihclr elirbl at reasonable prlcts,
I'rescrlntlona compounded with ear day
or night.
Ueraember.THU CENTRAL DKUO Store,
reb.-x-jl Dn. n. T. HORN,
Central Carriage Works
Bank St., Lehighton, Pa.,
Aro prcparod to Manufacture
Carriages, 13uggics, Sleighs,.
Spring "Wagon, &c.,
Uforerj- description. In the moat substantial"
manner, and at l.ovrtit tjash Frltet
Ucpnirlnfr Promptlj Attended to.
TREXLEK & KKEIDLERy
April 29, 1832 yl Proprietors.
WM. DUPPY & SON.
of East Mauch Chunk,
are prepared to do-oil kindsof
Plasterino: & Ornamental Wort
at shortest notice. Orders by mall will r
ceivo prompt attention. Terms moderate
or goodwork. aenlitf
No Patent No Pay.
PATENTS
obtained forlnrentors In tbe United States
Canada and Europe, at reduced rates, Witts
our principal office located in Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Office, we are able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness and de
Stch and at lets cost than ether pateatat
tornevs who are ot a distance from Wash
ington, and who havtf. therefore, to employ
"associate attorneys." We make preliminary
examinations and turnisli opinions as to ta
tentublllir, tree or eliarKe, aud all who are
Interested in new Intentions and patents are
Invited to send for a copy ol our "tlulde for
obtaining Patents," which, Is sent free to
any address, and contains complete Instruc
tions how lo obtain patents and other valua
ble matter. Wo rotor to tbe German-American
National llanlc Washington, 11. O.i tbe
Itoynl Swedish. Norwesrlan and Iranian Ik
tlons, at Washington I Hon. Jos. leaser, late
Uhlef Justice U. S. Court of Claims; to tea
Officials or the U. S. latent OlDse, snf te
Senators and Members of Congress from
every Stute,
Address! 1.01118 llAQQEIth CO., 8
llcltors of Patents and Attorncjsitl.aw Le-,
Droit llulldlnic Wssaiaorns, U. U,
Brntl 10 cents postsgrvmil
we will mall vou ftee
rval, valuable", sample
box of icnnds that will put
you In the war or making
more money at mice, than anything else in
America. Doth sexes of all ages ran live
at borne and work In sparetlme, nr all tbe
time. Capital not required. We will start
jou. Immense pa? sure for thoro who
start at once. 8TIN30N CO., rorlland.
Maine. nov. 21.1865,
IIEILMAN & CO.,
BANK STEKET, Lehiffhton, Pa.,
JJILLKHH and Dealers In
JPlour and Feed.
.It Kinds of 0 RAIN BOUGHT and 80M1
ItF.OUI.An MARKET KATES.
We would. also, icspcctfullr lolcrm eurclu
ens that we are nowfullj prepared to bU
LY them with
The Best of Coal
rromsDTMIn desired at VKU
LOWEST I'llICES.
if. UEILMAK A CO,
A Gift