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WALL PAPER!
WHITE BLANKS,
From 5c. to 12c. per roll.
ELEGANT GOLD PAPER,
From 12c. to 50c. per roll.
Fine Gilt Emtaefl Pauerst
From 20c, to $1 per roll.
Colored Borders at one-third
the regular price.
Gilt Borders and Decorations
at half tne usual price.
"Window Shades, complete
with spring roller, 38c. and up.
A full and complete line ol
Fringes from 14 to 75c. per yd
Curtain Poles, complete at
40c. and upward.
r&Inta, Oils. Varnish, Brashes nnd Paint
ers Supplies a specialty, l'aper bang
ing, Plain and Decorative House
and Sign Palming, Graining.
ALL WOBKUtMKANTEKD
A. Bayer,
towWmJ BANK ST., LKHICIITON.
V. SCHWARTZ,
UNDERTAKER !
AND DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
PARLOR SUITES,
BED ROOM SUITES,
fie., which he Is selling at lowest prices.
Carpeting of Every Descriptions!
Ingrain to Finest Brussls
at prices lower than the lswett.
Having a DKSIUN MULTII'LIEU we are cn
ADieatosen oy bami-lis very oausiacior
lly. By this method a room Is represent
ed carpeted, so that you know Just
exactly what you are buying.
TV also carry a COJtrLETK LINE OF FINE
CARPETS at VEltY LOW THICKS.
Bank Street, Lehighton, Ponna.
asm is 87 it
All new Spring Styles now in
stock.
All new goods in a new store.
All old goods were sold out at
auction.
Slept Me Ml Peien
5c. 7c. 10c. and 12c. Per Piece.
Elegant Gold Papers,
15c. and 30c. Per Piece.
Iterant Gold Emliossea Papers,
35c. and $1.00 Per Piece.
Pelts and Ingrains,
20c. and 60c. Per Piece.
LUCRUSTA WALTON !
Satrmles and estimates sent free. Ex
perienced workmen sent to all parts ot tin-
city and country. All coods warranted free
from arsenic, perfect, and lull length.
M. Merigan.
1223 MARKET ST.,
rb.M. Philadelphia.
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AS WE CLIP HH0R0S1TIES.
The best time to correct our faults Is
while the; nre tlll our private property.
I could never think well of a man s
intellectual moral character If he was
habitual); unfaithful to his appointments.
A parent giving his children good In
strucllon and a had example, brings them
food In one band and poison In the other.
HI couM stop people from wasting
their money while they are alive, thej
might bury themselves how they liked, for
aught I care.
Energy will do anything that can he
Jone in this world, and no talents, no cir
cumstances, no opportunities will niako n
man without It.
The power of nionarchs are lessening
and the Inlluenco of the aristocracy Is fad
nig away, whllo the power of the people U
increasing.
If wo Dractlco coodness, not for the
sake of Its own Intrinsic excellence, but for
the sake of gaining somo udyantae by 11,
we may be cunning, but we are not good.
-IIb that has feasted upon UoU's goou-
ness is desirous that man; more should sli
down at the same table: "Ob taste anu
see that the Lord Is good;" let this be life'
test.
SnckUa's Arnica Salve.
Tbo best salvo In tbo world tor cuts,
bruises, sores,ulcors,salt rbuem.f ever sores
tetter, chapped bands, chllblands, coim
and all skin eruptions, and positively Curct
piles, or no pay required, it Is guaranteed
10 give perteci Bausincuon, or muuuy it
funded. Price 23c. per box. at Thomas'.
-If we put off repentance another day,
we have another day nioro to repent of,
and a day less to repent in. God has prom
ised pardon ou our repentacce, but ho has
not promised life until we repent.
Talk about tboso subjects you Dae
long In your mind, and listen to what
others say about subjects you have studied
out recently. Knowledge and tlmbei
should not bo much used till they are sea
soned. Family life has its charms and Its hap-
py Influences; but we must not ask of it.?
greatness, for it dissipates thought ana
cools enthusiasm, without whieh a life is
never heroic.
Politeness is to goodness what words
are to thought. It tells not only on ti c
manners but on the mind and heart; it
renders the fecllngs.tbe opinlons.tue words
moderate and gentle.
-A good man is tbo best friend, and
therefore is first to bo chosen, longest to
be retained, and, Indeed, never to bo that
for which he was chosen.
To tell nliat a man says pay attention
to the tongue. To ascertain what he meant
pay attention to the ye. To talk in oppo
sltion to tbo heart Is ono of the easiest
ililro in tbo world.
It Is not ease but elfoit not facultj
but difficult, that makes men. There is
no station in Ufa In which illlUculties bavi
not to bo encountered and overcome befon
iny decided measures of success can bi
ichieved.
If It is foolish to give adyice too readl
ly, It Is also foolish to be too ready In seek
ing It. Advice should only be asked fion
iliose whose opinions we value and b
whose judgment we are willing to bi
;ulded.
On the fence paint.
A touch of nature a frost bite.
Very few persons can bold their own
on their first sea voyatre.
Children
Often need some safe cathartic and tonic ti
ivert approaching bicknesH or to relieve coll
neadache. sick stumach. lndhicxlion, dysen
icrv and the complaints incident to chili
nood. Let the children take .Simmons Livei
Ueciilatornnd keen well. It is purely veu
-table, not unpleasant to the last and afc 1.
.uke alone or in connection Willi oincr men
TUo latest society game Is progressive
angling. It Is said to bo very catching.
Among the Zulus young people flgb
and get married Hero they get married
indHglit.
No jonng man Is proof against sweet
ituff when bis "best girl" holds It belweei
her teeth and Invites him to tako a bite.
-Many a poor woman thinks she can di
nothing without a husband, and when sin
jets one sho llnds she can do nothing will
him.
A young lady being asked if there wen
many beautiful women In hi place, Iniu
uently replied: "Oh, no; thero are only sh
of us al present.
That Tired Feeling
UHcts nearly every one in thoenring. Tli
tybtera having become accustomed to tin
tracing ulr of winter, is weakened by tin
rurm days of the changing season, und read
IV yields to attacks ol dibcabP. lioou
iirxaiarilhi is just the medicine needed
t tones and builis up every part of tlx
xxly, und auo expels all linpur.tiej iron
no blood, iry it tins beabon.
Doing any one thing well even slltlnf.
litches and plaiting frills puts a key Inti
me's hand to the opening of some othei
tifferent secret; and we can never know
vkat may be to come out of the nieiues.
druggerv.
Among the best of men arc dlversltlet
if opinions; which are no more, In trui
reason, to breed hatred, than one that loyet
Hack should be angry with him that s
lothed In white; for thoughts arc the vei v
apparel of the mind.
-U. aspiring to bo like God in power.
ho angles transgressed and Ml; by aspli-
luglube like God In knowhde, man
transgressed and fell; but, by aspiring to
bo like God In coodness and love, ncllhei
man nor angel ever did or ever shall trans-
;ress.
Then reunited to the friends with
tvhoni we took counsel upon earth, we
shall recount our toil, only to heighten our
testacy; and call to mind the toll and dim
of war, only that, with a more Ooundu g
throb and a rlchet song, we may feel auu
celebrate the wonders of redemption.
He who would bavepuulualltv mothers
m'ist Mmself be punctual. If a pa: t ir or a
t iperlntendent would have the members of
Mr charge always on time, ho must always
be on time himself whether they are or
not. If the service Is announced for two
o'clock, for example, that service ought to
well uuJer way by one minute past two,
even If there is not another person than
the leader In tho room at two o'clock.
That method of doing will secure punctual
ity from any people, anywhere.
A man aged 80, who recently in Flur
anna county, Va,, had commenced to cut his
third set of teeth aud his hair, which had
grown white, was turning to lis natural
color, it is said.
Charity gives Itself riches, but covet
ousness hoards itself poor.
Tru merit is llko a river: tha deeper
It Is, the less noise it makes.
Fools line the hedges which bound ths
road of life; what can the wise man do but
smile as be puses alone it.
-Haste Is but a coor anolopr: tiba tlma
HAVE YOU
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He has the agency for the best
He hns INGRAIN CARPET at
BRUSSELS at 50 cents a yard
wards. A GOOD WINDOW
ready on roller, at 4.0 cents.
Grimley
Carpet
He takes Carpet Rags in Exchange and deals honorably with all
J. M. GRIMLEY,
804 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENTOWN, PA,
paines
fombound
For The NERVOUS
The DEBILITATED
The AGED.
TO THE PEOPLE OF WEISSfORT aflu VICINITY:
(Jdoii InTltation from some of the representative citizens of your town, I have dec! Jed
to open a
Tailoring Establishment in Weissport.
Jly knovfleiluo of malilnijearnicnts was calneil principally In llie City of NeivTork, I an
ilso k cradu.ite of the Cutting Schools of that 'city. Ami after vi'&rs of practice In boll
Cutting anil Making Custom Clothing In somo of the best houses In both New York am
Philadelphia I think I in t assure you til it all work on trusted to my care shall bHcqua
at least to the best obtainable In your nclnlibbrhood. Jf-GIVE A1E A T1UALI
Very Respectfully,
JAMES OLIVER,
Have opened up their immense new stock of Spring nnd Sum
mer Goods, including all that is new, novel and beautiful in
Worsteds, Cassimeres, Corkscrews,
Cheyiots, &c, &c,
which they will make-up in suits the latest style and best 'woik
inanship observed at wonderfully low prices.
For Gents', Ladies, Youths and Children. Only the best makes
at the lowest prices. You are bound to be pleased.
OUR GENTS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
s complete in every particular. The very latest, novelties in
Hats, Oips9
DON'T FAIL TO CALL. Respectfully,
Clauss & Bro., The Tailors,
BANK STREET. LEHIGHTON.
JNACQUAHITED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY or THE COUNTRY, VIIi OBTAIN
MUCH VALUABLE IN FORMATION TROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP Or TIIE
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y.
Its control position and cloao connection with Eastern lines at Chicago
and continuous lines at terminal points, Wost, Northwest, and South
west, make It the true mid-link in that transcontinental chain of stool which
unites tbo Atlantic and Pacific. Its main linos and branches include Chl
canro, Joltot, Ottawa, LaSallo, Peoria, Qenosoo, Mollno and Rock Island, In
Illinois: Davenport, Muscatine, Washington, Falrflold, Ottumwa, Oskaloosa,
West Liberty, Iowa City, Dos Molncs, Indlanola, Wlntorsot, Atlantic. Knox
vllle, Audubon, Harlan, uuthrio Contro and Council Bluffs, In Iowa; Gallatin,
Trenton, Camoron, 8t. Joseph and Kancas City, In Missouri; Loavonworth
and Atchison, in Kansas; Minneapolis and St. Paul, in Minnesota ; wator
town and Slouz Falls In Dakota, and many other prosperouo towns and cities.
It also oilers a CHOICE! OF ROUTES to and from tho PaclQo Coaot and Inter
mediate places, makln? all transfors in Union depots. Fast Trains of lino
DAY COACHES, cloffant DININQ CARS, majmiQcont PULLMAN PALACE
BLEEPING OARS, and (between Chicago, St. Joseph, Atchison and Kansas
ityl restful RECLINING CHAIR OARS, seats FREE to holders of through
rst-clasB tickets.
THE CHICAGO, KANSAS & NEBRASKA R'Y
(GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE)
Extends west and southwest from Kansas City and St. Joseph to Fair
bury, Nolson, Horton, Topeka, Horlngton, Hutchinson, Wichita, Caldwoll,
and all points In Southern Nebraska Interior Kanaaa and boyond. Entire
passenger oquipmont of tho celebrated Pullman manufacture. Solidly bal
lasted track of heavy steel roil. Iron and stono brldros. All safety appliances
and modern improvements. Commodious, woll-built stations. Celerity, cer-'
tointy, comfort and luxury assurod.
THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE
Is the favorite between Chicago, Rock Island, Atchison, Kansao City, and
Minneapolis and St. Paul. Tho tourist routo to all Northern Summer Resorts.
Its Vatertown Branch traverses the most productive lands of tho (rroat
"wheat and dairy belt" of Northern Iowa, Southwestern Minnesota, and East
Central Dakota.
Tho Short Line via Seneca and Kankakeo offers Btiporior facilities to travel
between Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lofayotte, and Council Bluffs, Bt. Joseph,
Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas City, Minneapolis, and St. Paul.
ForTlokets, Maps. Folders, or any desired information, apply to any Cou
pon Ticket Offlco In tha United States or Canada, or address
C. ST. JOHN,
Oioanl Kaaujor,
OHIO AO O,
UEEN AT
Store :
carpet - swocper in the world viz:
25 cents;
and up
SHADE,
Largest size Galvanized-bovmd Wash Tub,
$1.(30 ; second size, $1.25 ; third size, 9()cst.
A NERVE TONIC.
Celery and Coca, tho prominent In.
CTcdtonis. are Iho best and salcst
Kervo Tonics. It strengthens end
aulcts tho nervous svslcm. curing
Nervous Weakness, Hysteria, Bleep,
lessness, &c.
AN ALTERATIVE.
It drives out tho poisonous humors of
tho blood purifying and enriching It,
and so overcoming those diseases
resulting from impure, or Impover
ished blood.
A LAXATIVE.
Actlngmlldljrbutsurclyonthcbowcla
It cures habitual constipation, end
promotcsarcgularhablt. ltstrcncth
ens the stomach, and aids digestion.
A DIURETIC.
In Its composition tho bett and most
nctlvo dlurctlcsof the MutcriaMcdica
ore combined srlenttflcallywlth other
effective remedies for diseases of tha
kidneys. It can bo relied en to glvo
quicK rcuci anu tpccuy cure,
nnndrodflcf toatlmonUlshiro boon received
from pcrcoM who rmo nsod this remedy with
remirkablo benefit, bend for circulars, citing
fall particulars.
Fries s.1.00. Sold toy Dnifcliti.
WELLS, RICHARDSON fi. CO., Prop'a
nUM.IKOTOJJ.VT.
E. A. HOLBROOK,
ILL. fMa'I Ticket ft Vu'r Ageit
Heokwear, &c,
AND
1111111,4 ..llltfKlCll 2U J. Ill', tl itU'll lllo II
cntli with Asthma or l'lriinsir. treated
iniiieut pliysli-lan, and iccclvlne. no bc'icflt, 1
ins compelled dining tin- lat ftyeins ot my 111
ics1 to sit on my chair tl.iv ami nljtht tnispliii
for hreiith. My Huncilniri were lieyuntl uiwil
lull. In lemlr 1 cxiMMinii-ntiMl tin lnxself l
'OliinoiiiulliiKontH and herlii mid lnlimiiiL'-tin
nt'dli'llio thinrhtiilncd. 1 furtuiiiitelvillwovciTc
Ills WoNiiniiFUi. Ctilir. 1'on Ahthma aniiCa
,'Allllll, wt rnlilcil In relievo thr most ulnbhnri
use or ahthma In 1'ivit Minuikh, so that tin
iit tent ran IIimIowii to test mid sleep roinloil
hly. rieue rcail Ihi- following condensed e
nuts fiiiin unsolicited testimonials, nil (it re
out date:
Oliver V. 1!. Holmes, Hun Jose, Pnl.. writes
1 find tho remedy all and even mora tlinn rep
iwiited. 1 receive Instantaneous relief."
K. Al. Carson, A. M Warren, Kan., writes
'Was treated by eminent iihyslelansotthlscoim
ry mill (lei ninny! tried the climate ol dlllereiii
tales nothlliB nlloiUed lellelllke oiiriircmira
Ion."
I. . II. l'hclp.s.r. Jr., nrlggs, Ohio, writes: "Sill
eml with A&lnnm40)ciilH. Your inedleino It
Hilmites dues moro lur niu than tho most cml
cut iihjslcinii did lor uic In three ) ears."
II. 0. l'llmiiton, .loliet, 111., writes! "send Ca
inh llemeily at onei'. Cannot pet along Willi
ut It. 1 lliidlt to he one ot tho most Miluabh
ili.'dleines I have ever tiled."
Welmvo many other lieiirty testlinonhOs o!
tiro or reller, and In order I hat nil sufferers fion
ksthm:i,C'ntarih. Hay rover, mid It I ml red d I
ases liny hae an opportunity ot testing tlx
nine of II its liemeilv e will send to anv iKldies
.'U1AI. l'ACKAdi; FI1KE OK CHAtKlK. I
uiir ilrittrem falls to keep It do not permit hln
( sell von sonic worthless imitation hv his rei
fsentlnu it to he Just as good, hut send dlrvctl)
nus. Willi' mir name and mhlrphs plainly.
Address, J. ZIMM HUMAN & CO., 1'iops,.
WlioVs'ile Drimelsts. Wnostcr, AVaync Co., O.
sl?o box hv mail 81.00. nly21
fr0MTf
Growers Hands.
Will send up appfetion 'HI
fnEE.theirnewillusTraTm Caialoqua
ofuOFagejtoriuuor
FARM 8t GARDEN IMPLEMENTS
If Ckvelandc5ij areiiotjoldinyc-ijr
AB-CLEVaAKDCO.Li.-ity. NEW YORK
:SEEDSMEN: 47 (DRTLAHDT ST.
13 WEEKS
Tho TOUCH OAZETrE will Ih mailer
Purely wru tl, 'lit u uy a(iilr?ss In llie Un
il Sliiles furllirfo innntlis un trn'iM of
One Dollar.
LilrfTnl diffrimnt nllnwctl lo jKitttmiiplMri
i!onts iiml dulls Suniple cnjilcs mallei! Ire.
Villi rees nil onlere In
Rioiunt) k. rox,
May 30,lB85Oy Fiianki.in SQUiitie, N.
"3
FRAHKLlB H. HOUGH,
Mcitif of American & Foreim Falcul
025 F St., near TJ. S. Patet Office,
"WASHINGTON', D. C.
Vll limlness lipfnrp Unltfrt Rtntes mtentOnin
itlemlpil In fm niiKlerate im ralciiiH iimciin
n tin1 Unlti'il Slntronnil all Forvlini Count rlw
trade Markt and LabtU rt'llbtcrpil. lleli'Clci
iillcallnns rcriMil aiiilirosprulPiI. lulnrma
Inn mill aihicu as lo nlilaliilnz 1'utents cliet'i
ully funiWIicil ultlinnl olnirup. Scnil Skelcli (ii
loilcl lor l liKF. oiiU'Uin as lo raleniaiillil'.
Cniilcs or pati'Dts ftirnlslipil for 23c. cash.
tS7 Corrciiiinilt'iice snllelti'U. iciir
ApecallArATiflTieOM9fnloombin&tIonofSooth"
ins, pain-kiiitnc a. ctrcnctnanins ngents
rresU Hops, Ilciulock Gnm and Tlno Balsam.
kidneys chef t, shoulder, neoli or Umbs, are ou
Instantly rellevrl nndenred.
Bweet, frtah, roUable nnd novor-fallinfj-wn r-
rnnteathOD9tpnster Known, ooiaeveiy
vrher. Irloaff5o": Ofor$l. Llai'edfor prieo.
JIOI J'lJLSTKU CO., Iroprleiat JUtun.
ON
OTTAVfl, ILL,
Mann fact-
crt-ra of n- .
ROAD CARTC.
n ilt b fm oitli'tl tt w holes'lo;
iics 10 bnr rs In town
wliett t l..u no Efi,t.
Una ft Ftv UlusUaUi
THE ADOVfX IS OUR HO. O
JOGGBfuG CART.
EVERY CART GUARANTEED,
Strongest,
Neatest
and best
Cart madcj
Bides
Easier
THAN A BUGGY.
GAV & SON,
OTTAWA, ILL.
RAINBOW RUPTURE Rgb'rST.&
Blmpl., jjf, reil.bis ad s prrt rstalnsi. It Is
not a Truss. Worn Do and Mutt and Its
preMnc. forgotun. bend for circul.r wlih Uni-
vat. troublo. lo male and femal. our .pnolaltr lla
far. to writ. o. btore tnkinjj treaUdi.at clMwhara.
UonaultaUoa tree and InvaatTT
MS
HoS3 Ploster
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f !. .I?', .fl'." Contral Medical and surirical
lo'll'Stf oao J-ocuatBUOt Louie,
Htilllul tre.tm.st airen all klods ot mrclral
OF IN'IERESTTO FARMERS.
Ihe Devil ilsh Described byllURO
Is not a inoro tunacious nionslur than
niaUrla. wliuiiiur il lakes iliu lurin if cnl.la
tli(l fver, Li 1 1 1 oils lumlueiit, ni;iiu tuhu oi
liiinl) iigiii!. 1.1 Uc 1 In; iiciopus of tliu slui j
l clusiis llio vliiliu In lis luiii. L'Ulao. una
folds linn (.'Iujit ami closer In u tiuirlblc
niliiucv. A Hack til uitli llustullui-
ilumacli llillcis, liuwcytr, it ynnliunlj
it'laxes lis Iti'liieiulotts nili, lluully aU.uiil-
IIS It, Ulllt IIIU IIUUlllllllll HUtlt'lUI', liUL'llltUll
at last, rejoices in llie bciibo ol new bum
lectluni, enyi'.nileruil uy tliu lesloiailoii ol
niiiiiiluiu lie.illli. Utiicuslu, too. unii con-
silMliuii, tliuse olil aim lcinur.cless enemies
of tliu human fuinil, glu uiounu, inul
tie nnaiiv urivcii tiuiii the llelil by llili.
.Nulioleun ot lcineillus, tliu eiealesl, llie
oiliest ill tliu fauilly pliaitnucoi)Oci.i.
Hbciiinallsiii micctinibs lo II. so tlo kklnev
i rouliles. '1 lie nerves, wlim uM'isliuliicti.
regain quloludu unit viur by Us alii, anu
itiu ubility lo lest tiiiiiiiuilly and rat will,
Zest aro increased by It. Uesort lo It in
line and avoid unnecessary siilluiing.
Farm and Unardea 1qUi,
Milk scalded with tliu curiimcal is a
Kood i-gs-riioiliiclna food.
(Job-meal urouiul line Is claimed to be
of v.iluo In futtuiiliifr sheen
Libel al feeding of ashes, salt and cliar-
coal lo swlnc, at all seasons, Is very tenei-
I ly believed ill.
Onu fanner claims that lie can manure
ills farm with clover at less coat than to
.null iihiumo.
Il'astu of fodder Is pitiful after all tin.
i.ibor and cuio cxiieinled In gallieilug ami
jayiug it for a time of need.
If tliu cow Is n good milker cotton seed
uc.il liuy bu fed her after sliu Is put oi
jiass as long us slut will cut It.
Wooiulng plants m thugieenlioiiseanu
ivlndoiv must be screened fiom tli
uilghlust sun In order to retain the
bloom.
If we breed what the market demands
ihe piucliaser will coiuu to us; but If uudo
not breed what the marku. calls for, we
uust seaicli lor cusiuiuers.
To em lull land that is poor wo liuisi
iavo manure or lis eiiiiivalent in Yegelubk
matter, or auiliii plant food in soun
hape to luducu tho growth of vcgcla-
.iun.
Tho breed of cattle that was supposed
lortv jears ao to do well enough oi
straw as winter fodder has becomu extinct,
uccauso there Is now a better class ol
laiuieis.
Grapevines In llie garden and vlne-
jard should bu pruned. The necessarj
iiiunlng of all kinds of fruit and lianlj
ornamental trees can be well perlormed ai
.Ills lillll!.
An English poultry keeper reports that
.Ivo Aylesbuiy uucUs, wlilch had water to
liitik only, aud a panful fur a wash sonic
lines, laid from Feb. 15 to Jan. 10, 4"t
.'ggs. eighty per cent, of which prjducei
dye birds.
Many newly struck bedding plant
will now be potted off, aud old, woody oi
naif woody plants that havo been kc(.t
doniiaiit, such as ftichlas, pelargoniums,
-'rape inertles, lautanas, hydrangeas.
oleanders, poinemauates, roses, etc., can
oe re-potted and stalled intogrontli.
Homo Tiplca-
Tun GAmiisN. "Whall" somebod.
lays, "do you call that a household topic? '
Certainly; it Is n question of linportancu to
he whole household, aud one in which, il
tho housewife does not Interest hersell.
. ill be very likely to bo anything but i.
success. No one can dc.iy that llie pro
lucts of the garden add yery much to tin
iijoyment of the household, ami siireK
ho fanner's family has as good a light li
fruits and vegetables as dwellers In a city
I'lioio is no reason why the farmer shoul.
make his dinner of pork and potatoes tin
year round, with turnips and cabbagt
occasionally, as too many do.
Spinach Is considered very healthful In
th soring, and a very Utile trouble w id
secure an eai ly supply, as It may be sown
very eaily in llie spring. Asparagus, too.
s un early spring vegelabh that no farm
er's garden should lack. A bed of aspara
iiis oncu estoblislicd Is food for twenti
jears. Peas ought to bo planted as earl,
ii tho ground can ho prepared In ihe
ipiing, and then twice afterwards at Inter
v.ils of two weeks, so in to insure a succes
sion and prolong tho season. Snap beaut
md sweet com should also bu planted ai
.no or three dlffeient times for the sunn
reason. Lcttuco anil ladlshes should bi
sowiil as early as possible to secure the
nest qualit . Heels fur early use slioul
id planted as soon as the ground can b
.vorked in tin- spilng. For latter tiso sow
i mouth later, and fur winter use Juno I
arly enough. If It is thought to bu lot
until iioublu to havo a hot-bed, a few
-ally tomato, cabhagu and egg plants uu
ie sliu ted In tliu kitchen window and rrpa
inn for all ihe trouble. Bu sure and raisi
a aood supply and yariety of vegetables foi
winter use. The maiugcuieut of celery
s not so dilllctilt that farmers must deny
themselves tliu luxury of having It on the!
winter table. limit enough f.inia beans
o have a supply for winter use. If they
re galheled beforo the pods aie dry, shcllt d
and (It led carefully, lhe will bo very nlie
mil ficsh for winter use. Instead of tin
old-fashioned garden, if farmers would
plant their vegetables In long rows, that
could bo cultivated witli a horse, the work
will be materially lessened.
FnriTS. If one has not already a supply
of fruits grouliig, this spiing should noi
pass until tliu want Is supplied. Il'lij
should the fanner not have strawberries,
currants, raspberries, cherries, black
bjrrles, plums, grapes, peaches, pears and
apples In their season as well as his town
neighbor? He has land enough, and they
will well repay for the Ubor and expense
of raising. The best health of tho family
demands them. Some fanners say; 'I
cannot bother with garden truck and fruit.
I would rather buy what wo want." But
1'ots lie buy them? As far.as my experi
ence goes, when the time comes to buy,
the fatally does without the fruit and eary
vegetables. It they were bought in the
city market they would be very different
from the fresh, crisp, tender and delicious
products ot one's own garden.
Ii Consnmpuoa Incurable?
Head the followlug: Mr. C.II.Morrip,
Ncwark,Ark., says:"Vad down with Abscess
of Lungs, and friends and physicians pro
nounced me nn Incurable Consump Ire.
Began taking Dr. KinR'' ew Discovery 'or
ConuruDtlou,um now on my third b t le,
und ublo to oversee tl.e work on my film
It is the finest medicine ever made."
Jesse Midillewait, Decatur, Chlo, sire
'Hud it not deen for Dr. King's Kew Dis.
envei r for Consumntion I would have died
of Lun ; Troubles. Was given up by doctor).
Am saw u cesi oi niaiiu,"
K2OF1'OS1TE h.
BANK STREET, -
Has just opened an. entire new lino of
LADIES' FINE DRESS GOODS!
Comprising nil the very latest stylos in White Goods, Sa
teens, Prints, Ginghams, MarStlllOS, Seersuckers and
Fancy Dress Patterns of (he very best qualities nt exceed
ing low prices.
Groceries. Provisions.
Wood and Willow ware oJ"
Cloths Oas3imers. Hats.
made Clothing in great variety and at prices within the reach
oi" all purchasers prices fully as low as the same coods can be
bought lor at any ether general store in this vicinity.
Carpets, Oil-cloths, Lamps and Fixtures in great
variety and of best quality at Kock Bottom Prices.
Ucst quality of Flour and Feed at nrices fnllv nslmv ne flirt
same articles can be purchased
A car load ol coarse salt
has been marked down to the
All goods of the very best quality and arc beinc sold at nrices
equally as low as the same goods can bought at any general store
in this section. Call and bo convinced. "Rnsnopiiniiv
July23-S71y '
Cheapest Place in the Valley to Purchase
OE5f
-IS
Joseph F. Rex's,
EAST WEISSPORT. Carbon County, Penna.
UNDERTAKER!
Funerals attended with promptness, and Shrouds, Kaskets or
Coffins furnished at lowest prices.
ALSO j JIEAI.EK IN
FLOUR, FEED, &c, &c,
of the choicest and best quality at reasonable prices. Remember,
Near Canal Bridge, East Weissport, Pa. aprl7-ly
-IS I1EAUUUARTERS FOR-
GENERAL
L KINDS
OPS. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Bank Street, Leliighton, Pa.
Thirteenth Annual Spring Opening of
Mien's, Boys and Children's Clothing
-
G-ents Furnishing G-oods.
rtosavdlng our iirraiiKeinciits for 1833, we Urn to state that we have made mnst complete nnd elab
uiile inuiiamlliMi.-i iiis niaduiim'Kii.u'y ly tliu inarri-lous uruntli ami development ol our business
vlik-li piepa -atloiH, we believe, will lie round (ully adequate In anv demands that can iiosslbly bo
nado iniini us. llaiualua In Hoy and Children's Cloililui; worth coining tor n lone ways. Juit
.lilnk ot II, uu tr.i-.li, hut a Kood lileaied Milt for a boy from 4 to J yearn, nt $1.35; worth 31.75.
Hundreds nt new utiles just einne, (,'orded. Dented nnd tho nnpinnr .Norfolk In all the now shades
mil inlxiuri-s, at extremely low prices.
$1.50 lluy'a-ii handsome Norfolk or Dented suit. SJ.no and $2.25 for a nobby Corded Suit. SIM
or an ull-uool, eight-pleated Milt worth $3.50. Tor $J.oaaud S3.50 you can select out ot ten differ
nt styles lioiu 4 to 11 year.-i. Ail elegant llluo mill llrowu I'orkscrew suit for $4 nnd $4.50, worth
-41. Our latest novelty, "A t'hreu l'leee Cutaway Child Suit" is of special attraction to those seek
,na new thins?, lojo pair lloys kneo pants, 60c, 75c. . and $1 .00.
PAKEMVSj TAKE NOTICE!
Confirmation Suits a Specialty.
Lots of nice, neat mixtures, Cheviots, Corkscrews anil Fancy Worsteds, made up ex
pressly for Conlirinatloii Purposes,
lono pair of Men's Vnr!ilii!?rants,SI. wnrthSI.50 latest Improved buttons, only $10.00. Sample
no pair lined throughout nt $'.50, win 111 ilso. sent If desired.
.00 pairrassluierc l'aiils at $2.50, worth $3 60. Black all-wool Corkscrew Dress Suit for $10 and
nil .Men's Suits, $3.50, worth $3. Vi; worth, S15.
ixtr.i Ktroiu; Dnik mlxeil suits, $5. Twcntv illireii nt styles In ncnt mixed Cassimere
Iruwn Clu ck Milts, $0.50. and Cheviot Suits, for $12. $14 und 815.
I'en sivles 111 nenl mixed Cassimere Suits, from Special baruiilus In full lll.ick Corkscrew riress
$7.60, $8.50. $11.00 and 10.00. Considered il Hull, $15, worth $18
great bargain. Special line of l'liiesl Dress Suits, $18, $20, $21
Jraud Anuy Sulis, all-wool, color guaranteed, and 525.
Our Merchant Tailoring Department
'or the comiiiK Spring season, comprises all the choicest Woolens nt both Foreign and Domestic
00111s. In Snltliizi, l'.uitaloonin8s unit Spring Ovtrcoillns's ALIWOfll. SUITS to order, $10.00.
Send for Sample.
OUR GENT'S FUMISHI1TG DEPARTMENT
We shall continue to show the lantest anil best stock of Rent's T'urnishlng's that cm bo seen In
the city. We extend an Invitation to our old customers and llie general public to cult nnd seo
ur btocl: of Spring Llothlng on display In Hie bcst-llxlitcd ami most convenient store In Allentown,
Hotel Allen Building.
PLAIN AND FANCY
am
PL2IJ
Bill Heads,
Note Heads,
Letter Heals,
Statements,
Envelopes,
Programmes,
Price Lists,
New presses, new typo nnd
all kinds of Job Work, in the
low prices. Mail orders receive
JIM ADfOEAH"
JOB ROOMS,
Bank Street,
& R. UliP()T,S)fr
- LEHIGHTON, PA
Crock Gi-vwnvfi lacciTirarn
the best makes at low figures. '
Boots. cMirmo anA r nnn.
elsewhere.
has just been received the price
very lowest notch.
&M0S REIGEL.
A.T-
HARDWARE,
OF GOAL, &
AND -
Contro Square, Allentown.
mm
Blanks of all Kinds,
Wedding Stationery,
Business Cards, , '
Shipping Tags,
Sale Bills, .
Ball Tickets,.
Circulars, &c.
excellent facilities enable us to do
best style, and at extraordinary
immediate attention.
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18
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Lehighton, Pa..