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vrai ao ui root
own PrinUng ot
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In for other. .
rout boy can
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with rrea cost S5.
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ITHI MODEL PRESS
i COMPANY. Um'd,
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My Model l'rcss netted me In threo month over
9200.00-1 never had Instructions In printing he
fore, vet Iset un and printed 10,000 deposit tickets
on my Model Press the day alter I received It 1
havo roads more than double what my Model
Press cost mo tho first two months, -Havo dono
about $800,00 worth otwoik on my JJo, 1 Model
Press, It beats all. Alter three years' use I
nnd 'my Model Press as good as new. The
Model Press Is well built and ought to last half
a century.
The Model Press
I fully equal to tho largest and costliest wa
rtimes for nne Card and GENKltAt, KU8INES8
printing;. Any smart boy can turn out hundred
ot dollars worth ol work every year, even with
one of the smaller sizes. Address.
The Model Press Co., Ltd.,
012 Arch Street,
K6yl2-jl Philadelphia, Pa.
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It Is n calumny on men to say tliat
lo arc roused to heroic nctoln by ease,
hope of pleasure, recompense In Ihe
meanest mortal there lies something nobler.
Difficulty, abnegation martyrdom, death
arc the allurements that act on tho heart of
man.
Tho lark cocs m singing toward
heaven; but If she stops the motion of her Ho has INGRAIN CARPET fit 25 cents ;
wings then straightway sho falls. So it is BRUSSELS fit 50 CCllts a Vnrd and Up-
wnrds. A GOOD WINDOW SHADE, "
ready pn roller, nt 40 cents.
ii a un 1
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with him who prays not. Prayer Is the
movement of IKe wings of tho spulj It bears
one heavenward, but without prayer we
sink.
Sometimes I am almost convinced that
the reward for honesty Is far from equal to
tho homaeo rendered rascality. Il'o de
mand honesty, yet too often fall to recog
nize," It.
iThcn a man begins fankly. "Well,
sir, I am ashamed to say " he generally
has something to tell of himself that he is
proud of.
Bucklou's Arnica fsalye.
Tho best salvo In tlfo world tor cuts,
bruises, sores.ulcers.salt rhucm.fevcr sores,
tetter, charmed hands, chllblands, corns.
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piles, or no pay required, it is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-1
funded, i'rlco aoc. per uox, at tuomas-.
D. J. KISTLER
Keipeetlully announces to the public that he has
opened a NEW LIVliUY HTAlJl.E, and that hu Is
Mir prepared to furnish Teams for Funerals,
weddings or llustncss Trips on the shortest no
tice and most liberal terms. Orders left nt the
"Carbon Uouse" will receive prompt attention,
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next the Hotel, Lchlghton. Ian22-yt
WANTED. Permanent positions
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aprll 28 2m
A job lotBolls.
Tho farmers' share Tho plowshare.
A writ of attraction A love letter.
A stringed Imtrvtment The clothes
line.
Failure in tho yarn trade Writing un
successful novels,
The fellow that Is hard up Is apt to be
come a man of note.
Many a widow's weeds are wilted by I
the simple phrase, 'Wiltthou?"
Tho cockroach Is always wrong when
ho attempts to argue with a chicken,
We Tell You Plainly
that Simmons Liver liegulator will nil you
of Dyspepsia, Headache, Constipation, and
UUiousncss. It will break up chills and
fever and prevent their return, and is a
complete antidote for all malarial poison-
yet entirely free from quinine or calomel.
Try it, and you will be astonished ut the
good results of Simmons Ldyer llcgiilalor.
impound
fays i "Ttccoinmoudcd as a euro for
Chronlo Costlvonoss, Ayer'a Pills havo
relieved mo from that troublo and also
frora'Gout. If every victim of this dis
easo would heed only throo words of
mine, I could banish Oout from the land.
Thcso words would bo 'Try Ayer'a
Fills.' "
By tho uso of Ayer's Pills alone,-!
cured myself permanently 01 rheuma
tism which had troubled mo several
months. These. 1'Ills am at once harmless
and offcctual, nud, I bolievo, would
provo n Bpccllic in all cases of incipient
Rheumatism.
$l.G0; second size, $1.25 ; .third size, 90cst. e' fto"?"0.- - ". Corn-
O. F. nopkins, Novnda City, writes !
' I have UReil Avcr's Pills for sixteen
rears, and 1 think they are the best rills
In tho world. AVo Jteep a box-of then?
in tho house nil tho time. ihey havo
cured me of sick headachn and neuralgia,
Sinco taking Ayer's Pills, I havo been
free from thcso complaints."
'I havo derived creat benefit from
Ayer's Pills. Flvo yenrs ago I was
taken so ill with rheumatism that I was
unable, to do any work. I took three
boxes of Aver s Pills and was entirely
enfod. Bliico that timo I am never
without a box of tlioso pills." Peter
Christcnson, Sherwood, wis.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
rasr-Anno nr .
Or. J. C. Aver it Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by nil Dealers In Medicine.
"Try Ayer's Pills"1! INTEREST TO FARMERS"71 pi
For Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Gout. - f mjk It IB sZ, A SB
Stephen Lansing, of Yonkers, N. Y., - -- - , ... Tl
ays. "lleeommouded as a euro for I'TS H EfTOPPOSITE L. i
Largest size Galvanized-boimd Wash Tub,
He takes Carpet Rags in Exchange and deals honorably with .all
..M. GKEMLEY,
804 HAMILTON STREET, ALLENT0WN, PA:
WEAK NERVES
PAnftfB Ceuebt Compouk In a Nerre Tonlo
which never fAlla. Oontalninpr Celery Rnd
uoca. luose WQcneriui nerve eurauuw
Epeedllr cnrei all nerrous dlsoruera.
RHEUMATISM
Tirxr C.rrmr Ho urn nun mrlflM
blood. It driTcn out tho lactic aotd, whicli
thQ
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
the llTerndildnpj to lwtrct health. Ibis
ouratlTe pow, conjuiiieu mm iu nerve
tonlcB, mlM It tho best remedy for nil
Kidney complain is.
DYSPEPSIA
Patwxb f!irt jtkt fioMrntTND streiitttlif nti tha
Btomsch. and quiets tho nerrcn nf the tll-rv
tiTO orffane, inia wny n cures even uia
vorso cases ox jrspcimia.
CONSTIPATION
Tirwnft Oufbt OnvrnTnro la not ft cathar.
tic. It is nlantlTO,grlvfDff ray aud natural
lows it use.
iURE3 Nervous Prostration. Nervous Headache. Recommended by profpwrtonaUnd business
Neuralgia, Nervoua Weakness, Stomach . VrM.
and L.iver uiseases, Kneumatism, uyi. --. v oo
Vpiaiad all affections of tho Kidneys. WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO. Prop's'
' " ' w UTTT1T TVnTHV VP
$1
W. E E tC S .
How to Feed Horses.
Horses have small stomachs; remember
this. A Rood plan is to divide corn ra
tions into threo daily portions, tho hay two.
Many object to giylnc hay just provlous
to work, as It distends tho stomach and
causes tho animal Inconvenience.
Dcllcalo feeders must be tempted to take
their rations, and such should never ho
fed too strongly at one time. "A Scotch
plate is a rule, very generally observed In
England everything cleaned up before
placing other food In tho racks of mangers.
A little Unseed boiled to a Jelly and mixed
m Uh tlic corn is seductive. Hay dampened
and salted will tempi others, lieans, a
double handful, a relish In weakly subjects,
palo malt for the convalescent or indis
posed; damp bran and oats arc cngaclng
for others. Some grooms filve carrots and
tares In small quantities. Carrots superiu
ducc diabetes if given In excessive quan
tities. Tho peculiar habits of horses de-
maud the attention of all hoiso owners and
grooms. A sufliriency of neh is ail that
Is required, and not "hog fal," "beaslly
fat" as some phrnso It.
ECSOPPOSITE L. & R. DEPOT,-r
BANK STREET, - - LEHIGHTON, PA
lins just opened an entire new line of
LADIES' FINE DRESS GOODS!
Comprising all the very latest styles in White Goods. "Sa
teens, Prints, Ginghams, Marseilles, Seersuckers and
Fancy Dross Patterns of the very best qualities at exceed
ing low prices.
Groceries, Provisions, Crockorvware, lassware,
Wood and Willowware of the bt'st makes at low figures.
Cloths Cassimors, Hats, Boots, Shoes and Eeadv-
mado Clothing in great variety and at prices within the reach
of all purchasers prices fully as low as the same goods can be
bought ior at any other general store m this vicinity.
Carpets, Oil-cloths, Lamps and Fixtures in great
variety and of best quality at Rock Bottom Prices.
Best quality of Flour and Feed nt prices hilly as low as the
same articles can be purchased elsewhere.
A car load of coarse salt has just been received the price
ms been marked down to the very lowest notch.
All goods of the very best, quality and arc beirig sold at prices
equally as low as the same goods can bought at any general ston
in tins section. Call and be convinced. Respectfully.
July23-871y AM0S ftEIGEL.
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A Gift for All
In order lo civo all a chance lo lest it,
and thus he convinced oflln wonderful
curative powers, Dr. King's New Discovery
lortoiiKumption, uiulisniiii (Joins, win uc,
for a limited time, mven nwav. Tills olli-i
is not only liberal Lilt shows unbounded
faith in the merits of lUU grtnt 'remedy.
All who sudcr from eoiitrhf, inlds, consump'
Liberal discount allowed lo noslinoslnrsr ilou. asthma, bronchitis, or any n (lection of
Tho POLICE GAZETTK will be mailed.
ecurely wrapped, to any address in tup Ifni
ed ritatcs tor threo months on receipt or
One Dollar.
"IPAPFR
now in
All new Spring Styles
stock.
All new goods in a new store.
All old goods wero sold out at
auction.
Elegant White Ml Papers,
5c. 7c. 10c. and 12c. Per Piece.
Elegant Gold Papers,
15c. and 30c. Per Piece.
Ehrant Gold Mossei Pagers
35c. and 1.00 Per Piece.
Felts and Ingrains,
20c. and 60c. Per Piece.
Why are women extravagant in
clothes? Because when tboy buy a new
diess they wear it out the first day.
A ''great hruto of a husband" adver
tised In the morning papers for a strong,
able-bodied man to hold his wife's tongue.
Mr. Glnn wants Ins namo changed. If
ho would go to Italy and become an opera
singer, he would find his name changed to
Jinnluwiski before ho returned home.
An Instance of throwing one's self
about was witnessed a few evenings ago at
a party, in the case of a young lady, who
when asked to slug, first tossed Jier head,
and then pitched her voice.
"For a long time I had no appetite, was
restless at niglit, and very much delibratcd.
After taking two bottles of Ayer's Sarsapa-
rilla, my strength and nppctite relumed,
and my health was completely restored." I
IX M. Fhher, Oswego, N. Y.
New Tailoring Establishment!
TO THE PEOPLE 01 IEISSPOKT ail VICINITY:
tjnon Invitation from some of tho representative citizens of your town, I hayo decided
to open a
Tailoring Establishment in Weissport.
Jlfyknowledco of making garments was eained principally In tho City of NcwVoik. I am
also u graduate of the Cutting Schools of that city. And after years of piacticn hi both
Cutting and Making Custom Clothing In somo of tho best houses in both Isew lorn and
Philadelphia I think I may assure you that all work entrusted to mv caro shall be equal
at least to tho best obtainable in your neighborhood. JEGIVE MK A TKIALS
Very Respectfully,
J AMES OLIVER,
eeents nnd clubs Sauinlo comes mm led I'reo.
jviKiross an orucrs 10
May 30,1885-ly- Vbanki.Is Squarp:, N. V
PATENTS!!
FRANKLID E HOUGH.
Solicitor of American & Foreign Patents
025 F t., near U. S. 1'nlent Olllce,
WASHINGTON, I). C.
All business before United States Talent Olllee
attended lo for nmderato fees. Patents nrocured
in ine unucu males ami an l ortjisnuouiuncs.
trade Markt and Labelt rCKlsterod, ItelectPd
applications rot lied nnd prosecuted. Informa
tion nud itdvlfo as to obtaining Patents cheer-
luuy iiirnisueu wiinouicuarire. nenti eim'U'U or
rire.
Model Cor 1'iiicK oi.lnlon as to Patentability.
Copies ot patents furnished tor 2.'ie. eacn.
VST Correspondence solicited, ico
1 believe In legitimate prosecutions,
uut persecution is something man has no
authority to limber up.
That cunning may succeed for the
time being is perhaps true; that It will fall
in the end is equally true.
A sound head, an honest heatt and an
humble spirit are the three best guides
through time aud to eternity.
..,jKejieitbe.tkpQW -nor judca .ourselves:
others may judge, but cannot know us;
God alone judges, ami knows too.
Wo seldom condemn mankind till they which they will make-lip in suits
nave injureu us, anu wncn mey nayo we
Hop Plaster
AvcullarandBueoMafalcombiiuiUoaofSooth-
ing, pain-killing & strengthening ngenta
Tresli Hops, Ilemlock Gam and 1'lno Balsam.
mo, BDrcnesa aim wcoirocus us tao uac, uud,
kidneys, oheat, ahoulder, nook or limbc, are all
instantly reiMveq anaenrea.
Bwoet, fresh, rellablo and norer-falllriff war"
ranted the best plaster known. Sold every
where, price snctsi oror vi. jaaiiearor prioe.
IIOI' 1'I.ASTKU CO., Praprleloni, llo.ton.
seldom do anytlitng
Injury.
but detest them for the
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II mm irT i tifii t--vii I 1 u"iv nuniciiio in iinrieeu oiaien, om
I 1 1 . K I I S I A WA I I lIM ! nothing helped mo till 1 used Ely's Cream
-- va aw v ill ill 1 1 vii ii n., r ; ... .i.. . , - ,, ...
A., wui iiujn i uui.i.i iiva. 9 111:11 ub
CTer. 1 am cured ot catarrh us nell. It is
the best medicine ever used. Garrett
Widrlck, Hastings, N.Y.
i count scarcely speak: it was almost im
possible to breathe tliroucli my nostrils.
Using Ell's Cream Balm a short (ime the
trouble entirely disappeared. J. O. Tich-
nor, Shoe Merchant. Klizabotb, N. J.
Samplos and estimates sent free. Ex
perienced workmen sent to all parts ot the
city and country. All goods warranted free
from arsenic, perfect, and full length.
M. Merigan,
1223 MARKET ST.,
Philadelphia.
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ll'hen a man arid woman undertako to
lead together a life of "plain living and
high thinking" tho brunt of the strugglo
always must fall on the woman.
rower Is not always proportionate to
the will. One should be consulted before
the other. But tho generality of men be
gin by willing and act afterward as they
can.
Folly consists In tho drawing of false
conclusions from just principles, by. which
It is distinguished from madness, which
draws just conclusions from false - princi
ples.
Inquiries after happiness, and rules for
attaining it, are not so necessary aud use
ful to mankind as the arts of consolation
and supporting of one's self under afllc
tiou.
Tho head truly enlightened will pres
ently havo a wonderful influence in purify
ing the heart, aud tho heart really affected
with goodness will conduce to tho direct
ing of the head.
It Is foolish to try to live on past ex
perience. It Is very dangerous, -if not a
fatal habit, to judge ourselves to b safe be
cause of something that wo felt or did
twenty years ago.
Yesterday is yours no longer; to-morrow
may be neyer yours; but to-day Is yours
the living present yours, and in tha living
present you may stretch forward lo tha
things that are before.
He thai Is found to be reasonable in
ouo thing is concluded to be so In nil; and
to think or say otherwise Is thought so "un
just an affront and so sencless a censure
that nobody vontuies to do It.
fcvery ono whom we distinguish as
natural has independence nf mind. The
judgment may not bo correct, or founded
on tho wisest grounds, but It is what It
professes to bo the man's own opinion
i noso wuo no it always would as soon
think of being conceited of eating their
dinner ns of doing their duly. What lion
est boy would pride himself on not picking
a pocket? A thief who was trying to re
form would.
lheio aro somo persons who never
succeed from being too Jndulent to attempt
anything, and others who regularly fall be-
causo the Instant they And success In their
power they grow Indifferent and give over
tho attempt.
The true proof of the Inherent noble
ness of our common nature Is hi tho
sympathy It betrays with what Is noblo
wherever crowds aro collected. Never bc
lleye the world Is base; if It were so, no
society could hold together for a day,
I would not laugh but to Instruct; or If
my mirth ceases to bo Instructive, It shall
never cease to be Innocent.
There uro not mora than 150,000
Quakers in American,
Il'e talk ot creative minds. That is
but a figure of epeech--we can create noth
ing.
Have opened up their immense now stock of Spring and Sum,-.
mer Goods, including all that is new, novel and beautiful in
Worsteds, Cassimeres, . Corkscrews
Olieyiotsy &c., &er,
the latest style and best work
manship observed at wonderfully low prices.
For Gents', Ladies, Youths and Children. Only the best malcQS.
at the lowest prices. You are bound to be pleased.
OUR GENTS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
Is complete iu every particular. The vcrv latest novelties in
Huts GbDSq
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DON'T FAIL TO CALL.
Clauss & Bro., The Tailors,
BANK STREET, LEHIGHTON.
OTTAWA, ILL,
Manufact- ,
men ot r i
ROAD 'OARTS.
Pett mid., pcfthclr; N
ii.rM Holloa. The., carta,
MUlxlnniliVilatdholu'l.!
tncti to barera In fowna!
'h.ra rft h.io na a.nL
atna ior trco Uluttratctl
ratalopie.
THE ABOVE IS OUR NO. O
JOGGING CART.
EVERY CART GUARANTEED.
NgUKW D
ar,
Respectfully,
VVal'WrMaHS'SHWaWfMBrf
VMBH
Strongpst,
Neatest
aud best
Cart inndo
Hides
Easier
THAN A BUGGY.
GAY $ SON
OTTAWA, ILL.
throat, chest, or luntr, are especially ro
nuested to call at T. I. Thomas' DmeStore.
and eel : l rial jsotile free, l.aree Monies
$1.
Things Farmers Tell One Another.
A. B. Allen so- s: . Tho first thing In
the morning Is to water tho horse, which
should he done before feeding, otherwise
It might work more or less of tho food just
eaten undigested from tho stomach.
A Vermont maple sugar maker says
that the great point is to keep the sap pure
and clean so as In retain its original color
this onco lost or lessened caunot bo re
gained.
A Coniiccllcut farmer claims for com
mon unuicaciicu muslin, mat u iikikcs
satisfactory covei ing for liot beds, and at
a much less cost than glass.
A Maryland farmer tells that low
wagons with wide tiros make caBler woi
In hauling out maiuue.
John Ji. Stahl believes that no Im
provement In southern agriculture would
be of greater advantage than making sheep
rearing an Important Industry. Xo animal
Is sn well adapted to the purification and
enrichment of worn lands that aro given
oyer lo noxious growths.
As soon as young sctdlhig plants of
any kind show a third or fourth leaf they
should be "pricked out" In a lied, with
suitable heat for their needs, says AY. I),
riillbrlck.
A New York' horticulturist reports
having applied liquid manure- lo a peach
orchard last year with excellent success.
A Stab in the Dark.
Sointtlinen fulls, of its murderous inlent.
The insidious mid dastardly attacks ,mi)de
upon llii'u-piitntiou ol Hostelers Btomacn
liittci s hv pcitons who seek to palm on
cheap and fiery Ionics are identical with.it,
or "iliu i-uuie Hung under anotner name,"
or "equally n good," in most instances
react ihmstrously upon tne unprincipled
traders upon popular credulity who attempt
tliein. convurtitig lliei-r speculations into
'ruinous" failures. Tho Hitters is n pure,
wholesome and thorough medicine, adapted
to tho total cure and prevention of fever
nnd ague, bilious remittent, dyspepsia, eon
stiimiion. biliousness, debility, nervousness
I and kidney t oubles. Its every ingredient
unlike 1 1 rose in Inn imllatioiiH ni it, is ol at,
afccitaincd standard ni csivllenco, and
whili tiiov. bv icnw n nt their ucrv mop-
crties. react injiuioiifH upon tho brain nnd
nervous HVbtctu, d Uitli these organs it i a
sedative nnd IniiRoranl. Iiofuso nil these
harmful imitiitionx.
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GENERAL HARDWARE,
AJL.L kinds OF COAL, &p
' OPS. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Bank Street, Lehigliton, Pa.
KOCH & SHANKW
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250 child's pleated suits from 4 to 12 years, only $1.00.
Over 2000 Boys and children's Suits in all the latest styles,
Corded, Pleated, Norfolk, at $1.5,0, $2.75 and $2.00.
225 All-wool Suits, $2.50, 3.00, $3,50, $4.00 and up.
5000 Men's Suits of all descriptions, make up any. style, from
$3.50 to $25.00. All of our own make.
Over 1000 pair good strong working pants only $1.00.
500 Pair Roy's Kneo Pants, from 4 to 13 years, 50, 75, 1.00.
Extra Bargains in Our Custom De-
Nearly. everybody knows of the PoTJUlar HamS CaSSimere
of which we have purchased over -50 STYZiES at leSs than half
the cost of. manufacture. Suits to measure $lo.0U; worth Irom
18.00 to 20.00. .
'Special Offerings of 15 styles in All-TFool Goods-r-suits made
to order $10.00.
Call soon as the Bargains will not last long.
KOCH Sfc SIEANTCWISIIjEIB.
Hotel Allen Buildipg. Centre Square, Allentown.
RITLIJ
cut
UNACQUAINTED WITH THE OEOOHAPHY OP THE COUNTRY, WILL OBTAT
MUOII VALUABLE INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF THE
RAINBOW RUPTURE
nimpie, mw, reuahie and a perfect retainer. It Is
w M wro "Wiu tJaj U11U ilUUl a till ltM
prewnce forsotten. Head for circular wttlitoati.
L liU?8 Central Medical and SurjricaT
MVte 02O Locust Bt. St. Louis. AIo.
an
ker
Locust 8t St. Louis. Mo.
vale troubltn In mala and Knouts our kbeclalt
HKlIlful pms mint oil W-.i.
r .r H ' . ' , ?u'"r mtiac snap
Vate trouble in mala and (umJannra.rl.ili
are to write ujiwfore takiun tisatoiiat el.owLui
iri
All UruMlit, itc. Wc., and 91 W. lrcparrd only bj
uri ocut 4xuom WW. vitrp.t it vtrntocact it- .
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y.
ita conu-oi position ana oioso connection wltn uastorn lines at Chicafro
and continuous lines at terminal nolnts. West. Northwest, and Rntit.h.
-west, make It tho true mid-link in that transcontinental chain of steel which
unites the Atlantic and Pacific. Ita main linos and branches inoltiriR (Ihl.
capo, Jollot, Ottawa, LaSallo, Peoria, Ucncseo, Mollno and Hock Island, la
Illinois; Davenport, Muucotlno, WaBhlnrrton, Fairfield, Ottumwn, Oskalooea.
vlllo, Audubon, Harlan, Cluthrlo Centro and Council Bluffs, In Iowa: Gallatin.
Trenton, Catn6ron, St. Josopli and Kansas City, In Missouri; Leavenworth
M.iroli 31-mS
and Atoblson, in Kansas; Minneapolis aad St. Paul, In Minnesota
Town una oioux jbiib in jjukoco, ana many oinor prosperous towns ana cities.
It also otters a CHOICE. OF ROUTES to and from tho Pacific Coast and lntuv.
mediate places, making all transfers In Union depots. Fast Trains of Cno
DAY COAOUEa, oloffant DININQ CARS, masnlllcent PULLMAN PALAU1S
SLEEPING CAUB, and (botwoen Chicago, St. Joseph, Atchison and Kansas
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(GREAT ROCK. ISLAND ROUTE)
Extends west nnd southwest from Kansas City and St. Joseph to Fair
bury, Nolson, Horton, Topeka, Horlntrton, HutohlnBOn, Wichita, Caldwell,
and all points In Southern Nobraska Interior Kansas and beyond. Entire
passenger equipment of tho celebrated Pullman manufacture. Solidly bal
lasted track of heavy stool rail. Iron and stono brldrros. AH safety appliances
and modern Improvements. Commodious, well-built stations. Celerity, cer
tainty, comfort and luxury assured. !
THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE
Is the favorite betweon Chicago, Bock Island, Atchison, Kansas City, and
Minneapolis and St. Paul. Tho tourist route to all Northern Summer Resorts.
Its Watortown Branch traverses the most productlvo lauds of tho great
"wheat and dairy belt" of Northern Iowa, Southwestern Minnesota, and Baat
Central Dakota. .
The Short Lino via Seneca and Kankakee offers ouperl or facilities to travel
ueiweon ajinoiunau,
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AFTER ALL OTHER3 FAILCONSULT
329 N. ISthSI.; blowCallowhlll,Phlli.,Pi.
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March 31-yl
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pou Ticket OlUoo.Hf the United States or Canada, oraddruuu
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Gnal Manager. OllIOAGO, ILL. Osa'l Ticket ft iui t Agent
Tho most wonderfully complete collection of
tho absolutely useful anil iraetl Hl which lias
rverheeli imblUlietl limuy nutlon on tho globe.
A marvel ofeirryilay u1ue ami lu tuul money
eurulnKauil money Having to every iKmes-tor.
llnnilrola upon lumdredi of liemitltul and liclp
fiil engravings, flu exti-aorilluiiry low price bo
joMilcumpoIlllou. Molhlnglu llit) whole history
of theuooK trade llko It. Meet suinet hliis of
mil value to the people, and aaJea ure mire.
Agejit looking for a new and first uUss book,
fwrltefor full decrlpilon and itrnjs. M days'
nine. . given Avenu nitnm.t .capital. bUAM
MELli f: CO, TalUiPELi'HlA, l'a. feJl8-m8
Give Milk Cowi Plenty of Water.
Slllk stock are averse to any great
auioutil of exercise, and ilo not ordinarily
tako any more than Is necessary In supply
ing themselves wllti food. Glvn tliem
plenty of food and an easy access to water
and tlioy will quickly fill themselves and
speud most of their time at rest. Jl'lien
water Is situated In out nf the way places
on a farm.oows will often go thirsty for a
consldcrnblo portion of the day rather than
make a special journey to obtain It. This
has been observed by all practical farmers,
anil vet It Is curious Hint many who are
convcrsatit with the fact neglect to take
proper advantage of tbls peculiarity In the
habits ol the animal. It Is an Important
object with tho dairy man who desires the
highest success to promote, as far as may
be without resorting to artificial means),
the taking of an abundant quantity of
water by his herd. JIlk cannot be made
without, water, and when It Is secreted
largely" a large amount of water Is absolute
ly required.
Farm and Garden Hotel.
Professor Ji. II. Bailey, considers
native trees and sluubs preferable for
wind-breaks. Of exotic trees, only tho
Norwav spruce and apple are deslrablo for
wind-breaks In Michigan.
A practical butter-maker says: "I
find that from open setting a ran of cream
raised when the cows are fed hay'and grain
will make tlilily pounds of biiller, for the
same quamll when the cows are fecdln
on gras.-, iwenlv pounds."
If piyji urn tho main desideratum In
keeptna fowls, avoid hoit-legsed fowjs of
any breed. They rarelj lay well the second
year oil account of laying on too much fat,
while a fowl of good length of leg will
ordinarily lay well nntll three jears of
ase.
When a horse has a nail In his fool,
either picked up or the broken part of
shoe nail, the lameness Is peculiar. Tho
animal holds up the leg; when he moves
he mils the foot tenderly on the ground,
resting It on tho toe, and steps slowly and
carefully. H'hon this! Is perccleved tho
foot should bo examined. At first the
foot will not 1 10 hot, but in a few ilSys
Inflammation will occur, and unless tho
foot Is cleaned anil the nail cut out ulcera
tion may take place anil cause permanent
injury.
Iu relation to the cow that suck her
self, the better way would be to fatten and
beef her. You may possibly pi event he
doing so by making a cage of slats lo fitr
tho neek. aud large enough so the cow can
not reach the udder with her mouth. The
only adYlco for tho cows so thin that you
have to lift them up at calving time, is to
feed belter during tho winter. OIvo the
cows equal parts by weight of brau and
corn meal, commencing with eight pounds
per day, wllh plenty of good hay. and
warm water fo drink, and gradually Ill
Create the feed to fifteen' pounds 'per eow
per day.- - '
T have removed my entire stock with nn additional
fresh supply of the more fashionahle hud seasonable
Gents.Ladies & Chlldrens Shoes
-CONSISTING OF-
Ladies' Fine Kid and Spring Heel Shoes,
of all grades and sizes, at the lowest prices in order
to meet my competitors. I will not be undersold-.
My new stock is complete in every particular. The
old stock will be closed out it and below cost. A
cordial invitation is extended to my former friends
and patrons to call at my new store, one door above
Sweeny's Corner Store. "Respect fully,
LEWIS WEISS,
BANK STREET, LRHIGTITON. PA.
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ADTI
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