The Carbon Advocate! BROADBRIM'S I I LETTER- LEniUHTON. FA.i 8ATURDA.T. NOVEUMtn 10' 1888, ntrmm At th i.wtioHTcn postwhcb ab KOOXU CLASS MAIIi MATTKR. "The city of Churches," aa our sister city of Iirookljn Is called, was considerably itartled last week by the report of the City Missionary the Rev. Mr. Ualnbrldee. to find that she was not only the City of Churches, but it the, Rev. Mr. Balnbrtdge Is not very much mistaken, was by no means distantly related to the cities of Sod om and Gemorrah. Its title to the City of Churches Is exploded forever. There are between soven and eight hundred thousand people In the City of Brooklyn. It Is the third city of the Union to-day,and It will not be many years when In point of popula tion and manufactures It will Ce tbo iirst; but If every church In tjae city of Brooklyn were crammed to Its utmost capacity, the entire seating and standing room In all the churches would only accommodate about seventy-six thousand, while the average at tendance In all tbo churches, exclusive of the Catholic churches, Is about tlilrtv-slx thousand In a poplallou of between seven and eight hundred thousand. And the financial condition of (he churches that are Pnnr month more, and then look out for already In existence Is one of constant "I told you sol" Wo aro awaro of the fact, but did you really mean It? George m7 Davis, of lansford, is a Wnlal getillomau, and his big veto on Tuesday conclusively testifies that ho has hosts of friends, but Judge Soldlo was one too many for him. The New York Sun says, that the "Democrats wanted an educational cam paign and they rot it." Judging from the result however tho average In scholarship could not hae been very largo. The lugubrious little sticker wound up loyal Hugh Perry's Legislature aspira tions on Tuosday In a plain, matter of fact way, that settles all dispute on that tmport ant question. a clean sweep. General Harrison will uave no sentimental delay In turnlnc the rascals ! out. He will take the civil service out ot politics by making It unanimously Republi can. Tme, Philadelphia. The Democratic majority in Carbon county is three hundred and eighty-six. Does Brother Ranch, of the Democrat, observe? The result Is a cruel criticism on the Democrat' promise of one thousand majority; but comment Is unnecessary. An Associate Judge for Carbon county will soon bo appointed by Governor Jamos Beaver and it Is not at all unlikely that George M. Davis, of Lansford, will be the man. We know of no reason why tho Re. publican could or would not heartily endorse him. Wa congratulate Judge Charles II. Seldle, of Normal Square, on his election. He will make a faithful and efuicont official more need not be said, hid record at the end ot a five years term as aisoclate Judge, will more eloquently testify to his ability and fitness than any words we can print. trouble, care and anxiety, the majority of them begging to keep the Sheriff from the door, the mortgages on church property amounting to neatly four millions of dot lars, and tbls too when they are entirely exempted from taxation. While tho Protestant churches are many of them al most deserted, the Catholic churches are crammed to overflowing: three and four services every Sunday morning, commenc ing at six o'clock In the morning and cor tlnulug till tho high mass at hai:past ten or eleven. And It was not tho scarcity of church accommodations that called forth Mr. Balnbrldge'i heavy condemnation, but the entire community was shocked and gi toyed by the assertion that the fallen wo men of Now York city were largel.r recruit ed from Brooklyn. This has roused tho lndlgnatlou of Brooklyn's citizens, and in connection with the election has helped to make things yery lively. The question now being discussed between the news papers and the missionary Is: ought we to build more churches till we can All those that wo have, and Is It true that tho wo men of Brooklyn are any worse or as bad as their neighbors? Doctor Talniago has no difficulty In filling his church at every service: rain or shine, hot or cold, summer and winter it is all the sarne. There must be something radically wrong iu the administration of a system when, and there confined with thieves and tra till morning. They were discharged with profuse aDologics next day, but that was a poor compensation for the gross Indignity they suffered. The Congrogctlonal Couucll hero last woek acted moit unwisely hi rcopcnonlng the cato of the Rev. Frank Decker, who a few months ago was expelled from his pulpit for cross immorality. His crime was so manifest and his punlshmct so lust, that at the time the .culprit himself did not dare to question It. He had been pastor of the Congregational church al Greenport, where ho bud met with pheno menal success. He was not only a brilliant preacher but he had within him apparently tho spirit of an evangelist. Ills congregation crew apace till It became one ot the strongest and most fashionable In the town. Tie had a lovely wife, a most estimable lady, and one child. If ever man had an incentive to do right, It was Krank Decker. There was hardly anything that he could have asked for in reason that hts congragatlon would not have granted. In his flock was a young girl about eigh teen years of age, an orphan whose father at his death left some property. This young girl was a frequent ylsltor at the pastor's house: by some means he cot her completely under his Influence, and aided by a member of hi congregation whom h e promised to help to the ministry, bo got the girl to meet him clandestinely In New York and other places and ruins d her. At last be was betrayed by his accomplice In crime, and his letters, filled uu with religious cant, where he hopes the Lord will help him to get the slrl to New York or Brooklyn, form one of the most remark able and disgusting pages of eplstoiatorj correspondence ever published. I was In hopes, after the exposure of his sin, that he would have retired to some far off country and there in sackcloth and ashes have repented of his crime till death. Now, however, I see an effort is being made to reinstate bim, to send this wolf In sheep's clothing Into the fold again. Tho Congre gational church must be badly in need of preachers if It cau flrd no clerical timber better and sounder than this. Think twice, gentlemen, before you commit tbls crime. No sermon of Bob Ingersoll's ever hurt the Christian religion half as much as tbls blow dealt by its friends in rein stating In flu Christian ministry the Rev. Frank Decker. The burial of LI Yu Doo, the leader of the Chinese Black Flags In the great Tal Ping rebellion, brought out our Celestial Estate Notice. Estate of THOMAS KKMEUKIt, Into of tho Borough of Lehlgliton, carbon county, Pa., deceased. All persons knowlnKllieraselrestobe Indebted to said hstatf nro requested to make Immediate payment, ami . those having legal claims against tneiame. will present thorn without delay lu proper order for settlement lo JOHN HKAIiOM)T, Executors. Horace Ileydt, Attorney. Septl,88-ew WM. RADAM'S MICROBE KILLER Messrs. PROCTER & GAMBLE, Cincinnati, O. Gentlemen : Although a stranger to you", and my testimonial entirely unnecessary, as it certainly is Unsolicited, yet I take great pleasure in testifying to the excellence of your Ivory Soai, and thanking you for putting it on the market at so low a price. It has entirely supplanted the use of Castile and other fine soaps in my household for several years past, being in no way inferior and from fifty to seventy-five per cent, more economical. A good test I find for the purity of a soap is to try it with a brush for cleansing the teeth, and the taste of the Ivory so used is perfectly sweet and clean. Very Respectfully Yours, W. S. BAKER, M.D. A WORD OF WARNING. There'are many white soaps, each represented to be "just as good as the ' Ivory 1 1 " they ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for "Ivory" Soap and Insist upon getting it. Copyrlsht IS."), by Procter & Gamble. To 101 It May Concern. . All persons are herebv cautioned not: to sell or eiye to my husband WILLIAM. E. BLANK, under penalty ot prosecution, any Intoxicating beverages, all of which, you will Hereby take notice. MRS. W. E. BLANK. Lchlghton, Swks.- Tho campaign which closed on Tues day was consplclous for tho number of political gatherings in tho county districts and the almost complete obsence of vllliflca tlon and abuse which characterized U ormer political conflcts. The people are rapidly ont ot ncary eight hundred thousand peo- brothers in full force, and they gave tbeir You will Cd'tainlv find it to VOUr advantage to buv where YOU .l In It, a f ,.M iVinf Ihn I . . .. .... I j .1 . . . o pie, oniy winy-six mousana auenu cnurcu oaroanan cousins an me now vo IlaVE the lamest, cheancst. hfist nnd newest stock O C? IT HOUSEKEEPERS, Look Here! becoming educated to the fact that the past Indiscretions of a man's life hero has nothing to do with his fitness for office. They vote accoidlucly. HOW HAUEI80JT WON. The latest returns from Tuesday's elec tion, makes Benjamin Harrison president ot these United States. The following is the result: IFor Cleveland. vote ; Alabama 10 For Harr'ton. volcsj Colorado 3; Illinois 22 Iowa 13 Indiana! IS Kansas V Maine .- n Massachusetts 14 Michigan 13 Minnesota " Nebraska 6 Nevada- S New Hampshire 4 New York 38 Ohio 23 Or.'Enn X Pennsylvania.. 30 Rhode Island. ........ 4 Vermont ; .4 Wisconsin 11 ArhnnBA?. 7 Connecticut " Delaware 8 Florida Georgia' 1 2 Kentucky I-1 Louisiana 0 Mervland 8 Mississippi Missouri Is and snven hundred thousand are not pro vided for even If they desire to attend. Mr. Balnbrldge's declaration In regard to Brook lyn morality has not only thrilled the com inunity but angered It. Ho has only been a resident here a couple of years and his experience Is that of a clergyman too ready to accept the reports of Irresponsible per sons second hand. There are thousands of men In Brooklyn who have resided there all their lives, and whose opportunities of judging are infinitely better than those of Mr. Balnbrldge, who are willing to testify under aath that the accusatiou of this over zealous missionary are not true. From a closo observation of years our observation covering all classes of society which jornnal Ism naturally brings a man In contact with In churches, in jails, on 'Change, In the elfifli, HEATEKS, New Jersey; ' 2";? a police courts and In private families. I Tennesso 12 consider it for Its size one of the most mor- Tex a?.. 1? al and best ordered cities In the world. It! Is trne that occasionally It furnishes tbe Virginia 1 conduct a first-class funeral. There Is nothing mean about John when be starts In. It does not matter If It is a funeral or wedding or a plc-nlc, when he does, money Is no object. So patriotic China that Is American China, made up Its mind to glvo LI Yu Doo, a good send off, and they did. Around the dead hero were roast pig, rice, som sow jams, con serves auu outer gooa imngs, enougn to satisfy any reasonable ghost. They gave him a wake that must have made their tiAlohhrtra In T.lrf !. Tlnblln rrrnen trltli pnvv. Instead of pipes and tobacco they dls- M IlllXri K H B H H MX . W PH. KX .(....-., a. . 1 -I 1 -l t UUUUUU1J1 UllM WAAUAXJMi irtuuieu ursi-uinsa umuia, uuu uluui creaturo comforts were not wanting for those who were not allied to the Prohibi tion Party. They hired half the carriages in town, and they followed the procession empty while the monrners went on foot. Strangest of all, despited and persecuted as thev are, and coming out of one of the vilest neighborhoods In the city, this -AND- to select from. That place . certainly be at will WM. S. KUHN'S, Opposite the Valley Round House, North Bank Street. 17 I)cm. stales ,.162 .201 19 Rep. state 233 Necessary to elect i.i Doom. California 8 Weal Virginia 6 newspapers -vith some first-class sensations, curious funeral, the like of which was Make it a point to see the celebrated "Irving Range" before pur- as migm naturaiiy oe eipecica v. nere eignt neyer seen oeioro, was ireatea wu re- chasine anv Other. All makes and erades of heaters on hand 5ZiZfJZ ,uraiBhed at 8hort nd exceedingly low prices.. HOW THEY VOTED. It Is estimated that Cleveland carries New Jersey by 0,000. Cleveland carries Virginia by about II,. 000 and the Democrats gain one Congress, man. California Is claimed by both parties. Nevada glyes Harrison a bigger majoritj than It did Blaine In 1684. Tbe returns from Massachusetts so far received show Republican gains. Boston is Democratic by 10,000. Republicans claim eleven of the twelve Congressmen a gain of two. Connecticut has gone for Cleveland by a a small majority. In West Virginia the Republicans made gains, but the State Is Democratic. In North Carolina the election passed off quietly. Cleveland will have at least 17, 000 plurality In the State. Great gains are reported throughout tho State. Returns from Alabama show that Cleve land has the same majority as in 1684. The delegation to Congress will be solidly Democratic. In Delaware tbe Democratic national ticket will probabl) have 2,000 majotlty In the State, a decrease from 1884. The Indi cations are that the Republicans have cap tured the Legislature that Is to elect the next United States Senator. Cleveland crrrlcd Florida by an Increased majority. The returns from Indiana Indicate that the State bas been carried for Harrison by 6,000. Michigan nlnety-threo townships In the State give Harrison 18,207, Cleveland 14, 400. Same towns In 1884 gave Blaine 15, 765. Cleveland 23,801. Net Republican gain, 2,884. Iowa has gone Republican, Harrison run ning considerably ahead of the Slate ticket Our own State, Pennsylvania, gives liar, rlson an estimated plurality of 00,000. Blalre's plurality in 1684 was 81,010. Tbe total vote Is large, and will probably exceed a million. The returns are not official. The Republicans elect 21 ot tbe 28 Con gressmen, and have a large, majority In tho Legislature. Tbe majorities In Caibonand adjoloiog counties are as follows: Carbon 386, Lehigh 1749, Bocks 500, Luzerne 1500, Jtfbnroe 2000, Northampton 8100, Schuyl kill 1800, Cerks 7200. The above are Cleveland counties. In Ohio great Democratic gains were made, but not sufficient to glye the State lo Cleveland. From Kentucky returns came In yery slowly. It Is now believed that Cleyeland will haye 25,000 majority. The Democrats have regained one Congressional district. In Rhode Island the Republicans have about 4,000 majority for narrlson, and elect both Congressmen. The returns from Georgia ate meagre, but enough la known to Indicate that Cleve land will haye 45,000 mijorltr, and that a solid Democratic delegation will be returned to Congress. Reports from all over tho State of Jlalne Indicate a plurality for Harrison of 24,000, a gain of 4.000 oyer 16S4. The Indications are that narrlson has carried New Hampshire by the usual ma jority. In Tennessee there were large Demo cratic gains. The State is largely for Cleyeland. The returns from Vermont Indicate that Harrison has carried the State by at least 25,000 ma fori ty. 'Hie Republicans elect both members of Congress. Minnesota bas gone for Harrison. hundred thousand people are congregated together; but on the whole, for safety of life and property, for general decency and good order, for average morality and all the points that go to make life worth living Urookljn, which before many years will be the first city In tbe land in point of popula tion, mil compare fayorably with any city in the United States If not in the world, The other night at twelyo o'clock two ladles were arrested on Bleccker street by.a brutal policeman, and hurried off to tbe police station wbere they were compelled to remain till morning. Bleccker street is not tbe safest or most savory locality for two women to be found at midnight, for almost the only signs ot life to bo found there at that time aro drunken brawlers returning from a mil turbance, no hooting, no shouting every thing was as orderly and as respectful as It LI Yu Doo was a member of the Prize Ring or a New York Alderman. LI Yu Doo was a mason of high degree, and tbe were burled with him by tbe Chinese brethren of tbe mystic tie; while one of the square and compass were the emolems that banners uore inis motto: we meet, upon toe level and we part upon me square. wnue I write tne WILL SAVE YOU DOLLARS the streets are ands. For who? and see An Extraordinary Exhibit Let us wait a few davs L1 V. V CI KjKJCl LO ftl Q nnfl 41 R. TFnrt drums are beating, and 1 w h ahmthniv Ihntii. ft I B m r T mm r fi 1 Letuswalta few days v' TUJ-WUtiO . S12.andSS15 broadbrim. $18. and $20. The best value ever offered. Men's Fall Suits. P.50, $7.00, $8.50, $10 TForth,$15, THE BEB0LT TS LITTLE 0ABB0K. The intelligent people of Carbon county low jn vMar1 rn 1at 'Tnoad q w and a a a rlntlfSAiMltA I - 3SJ.U.UU and $12. Verv nobby, and extremely night carouse, or thieves en the outlookfor mull of thelr suffrage the following gentle- Boy's long Pant's Suits $3., $4., $5.50, $6,75 and $8.00. prey, or those fallen women, the wretched outcasts whom even the Priest and tbe Levlte pass by. Tbe atmosphere of tbls entire region exhales a deadly poison that festers with sin and crime. On Jott street near by is the Central Police Headquarters, yet, under Its yery eyes are tbe homes of tbleyes and harlots, and rod-handed murder nourishes before its very door. On Bleeck er street was founded the Florence ml slon. It was not Intended as an aid to the plous..and tbe good that were already re joicing in salvation, but for tbe moral lepers and outcast sinners .for whom tnere was no other home, and right here in New York lots of religious shams and pious frauds who have done all they could do to bring religion Into contempt. But tbe Florence mission Is not of that class, Founded by a wealthy gentleman bv tbe name ot Crittenden, who had been hlmselt saved from a life of dissipation, .It labors for that class which all others forsake. In some respects It Is" the counterpart of Jerry McAulay's mission. Jerry was a convict and a thief who found Christ, a Saviour, while yet behind prison bars, and on being released, started in to save poor wretches as lost and as sin scarred as him' self. Jerry once having firmly planted bis feet upon tbe Rock of Ages, never went back. Conylct and thiel as be was, natur ally a ruffian and a bruiser, he lived long enough to earn the respect and loye of thousands who knew him and bis work, and be died lamented b thousands more whom he bad raised from lives of degrada tlon and crime, and put In the way of salvation. Mr. Chittenden's work was like Jerry McAulav's but their lives were far apart- Mr. Chittenden was born to wealth, bnt dissipation got the better of him. He was no criminal. When his reformation came he devoted himself to bis present work, and here be labors for the salvation ottheso poor wretches night and day. ne is not of that goody-goody class of Chris tlans that would feed a naked, hungry sinner with tracts and bibles, he knows bow to reach tkem with kindness and charity. If one of these poor waifs is naked be clothes her; if she is hungry be feeds her, If she Is bonseless he shelters her, and thus finds tbo way to her heart. No matter how low the harlot is, if she can be saved, be will try to help her and to bear be up. It Is wonderful the work that has been accomplished here. Thousands ot women are forced on the street by sheer want, who would never bo they had a liv Ing soul to aid them. Of course the work of this peculiar mission carries them far Into the night, arid only last week two ladles who had been assisting at the mission were assaulted at midnight by a drunken policeman dragged te the lockup, man l.own lvnnn ..latratarl In I H n i nf I I rT 1 Slinrf I'o .1 L i. ' u... uniu hrii,.. cibiniuu w ..vjj. ........ w , I O U1IU1I. - tl 11 lO public trust and confidence. We repeat 4.00 and 5,00. now, as we naye irequentiy remaricea aur Ing the campaign, that the result of Tues day's political conflict would oethe election of men in whom the people could repose confidence as to their Integrity and faithful ness. The affairs of little Carbon are In safe hands now, and just so long as the in telllgent voters of Carbon have ought lo say regarding political decisions they will contlnne to be so. Always vote right, New Advertisements, AKlHfi Suit $1.25, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50. 3.00, 3.50, Boys Kilt Suits 2 to 5 years, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00, .3.50, 4.00 and 5, Rra rWoc at 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.25 j n v ui uato 400 500 and on up sou iiens Heavy uvercoats, Irom 34 to 44 breast measure, 3.75 ; worth 6.00. In FALL SUITS and OVERCOATS to measure, we direct attention to onr special ocuvtu viierioM iu many paiienu, ai fiu,, $10 anuon up. surprising tor value and character. Our PANTALOON Department contains over 300 dluerent mtterni. Fnr itrl. ItjuBiiiy uuupricG uicr canuoi ue exceueu. Our GENTS FURNISHING Department is filled with new and seasonable goods- knit jackets, jerseys, underwear, hosiery, gloves, necckwear, &c Our $ 1.00 fine dress snirt, lor lit, quality and price cannot be matched, Try one no HI, no sale. lankweiler, Hotel Allen Building, Centre Square, ALLBNTOWN POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, Irene-lb and wholeaomeneas. Mora economical than ihe ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders, sola only In cans, ltoyal Baking I'owder Company, 100 wan otreet t. Y. aue?-mii Administrator's Notice. Estate of FETER KHUM, late of Franklin Town ship, Carbon county, Fa., deceased. Letters ot administration having been granted to the tinderitl.nl.d In thn mmvA reritAri fHt'itn all persons Indebted to said estate are reauesred w rnareunmeaiaie payment, ana those Having irg&i cinims viu preseui me samo tunoui delay In proper order for settlement to .io.ip.pii khiim. r Administrators i.nMNi, lmiuuii i-u., i vt weir Aiiuruvr 11UUA.1. ilbllJl, l-3i, LiVlllgUlVU. As a Family Remedy Dr. Beth Arnold's COUGH KILLER bu no equal. We have used It for tho pastten years, and can truly recommmu it. Mrs. C. lllkln. Monte- sums, a. x. Druset, ito., M, and 11.00. A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE. The undersigned offers his Farm, iltnstn In Mdhonlnir YllUev. Cmbnn rnnntv. Pa., nt nHvutj. sale. The Farm contains 00 acres, ot which 85 acres are cleared and under a high state of cul tivation, the balance Is good tlmbrrhvrtdV The iinpruvcmenis are a iwo ana a tiau Biory stone Dwelling House, 34x26 teet with Frame Kitchen 16x34 feet, liarn 35x7fi feet ulth all nereHrv outbuildings. Apply to . u. u. hum, un tne rrcmises. Sept. 15. 83 tt Dr. H. B. REINOHL, Graduate ot Fhlla. Dental Collese, DENTISTRY! IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Persemtion of the Teeth a Specialty. OFFICE HOURS i From 8 a. ra. to e p. m. OAS HALL, U&rkei Square, Hauch Chunk. BRANCH OFFICE: EAST - MAUCH - CHUNK, Two Doors North of Prut.Offlpp. OFFICE HOU113: 7to9a. m, and A to 7 p. in. April Wni' CatarrH ELY'S CREAM BALM, Cleanses tbe Nasal Passages, Allays Pain and Inflau matlon, Heals the Sores, Itestoirs the Senses of Taste and Smell. THY the CfJItE. A particle applied into each nostril and Is agree able. Fries W cents at drnegtstsi by roall.reKls. lercu.wcemi, aux viws., oo warren tireer, Nsw York. lepwj-wis Dr. G. T. HORN, AT TIIE Central Drug Store, OPr. TIIE PUBLIC 8QUARE Bank Street, Lchiirhton. Pa. 18 HEADQUARTERS FOR Pure Drugs arid Medicines, Fine Soaps, Brushes, &c, &c. Choice Wines and Liquors, Largest Assortment of Library Lamps I Wall Paper and Decorations Spectacles ! Vhen you buy a pair of Shoes you want eood at. But If you need SPECTACLES It It much more Important that the EYji should be accommodated with correct lenses and a proper, Iv flttlne frame which will brlnir Uie lenses di rectly before the centra of the eye. If you buy your spectacles at Dr. Horn's you will nnd the above points properly attended to. PEREMPTIONS Carefully CohdomM Oct 15-1 8S7 The Great GERM or BACTERIA DESTROYER. To Cur Olitati, Htmottiht Casts. 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A FARMER'S PAPER, Having the best Conducted mrrfonltnrfll nnoA in America, where are (fathered the views of progressive fanners and gardenci d the coun try over, unon an questions oi crops, fruit, cattle, iKjultry, farm buildings, etc. A MERCHANT'S PAPER. Giving full reports from tho Philadelphia, New Sork.ChfcaKO. and other city markets, i i aiitjJiiicum OI Kruill, IIVO-SIOCK. piuvuiuiui, groceries ana country produce, A WOMAN'S PAPER. Extending a helpInK hand to all women. To them is devoted a full page In which they show each other, under editorial guidance, "how to get married and how to keep house,'1 in tho most approved fashion. Kor those who are forced to remain single and board, the way Is made pleasaut. Kvery woman reader .uav v.fM.iov w lain. A CHILDREN'S PAPER, lh Winter games and entertainment for little people. Instructlonluthe ways ol mak ing things and dotns things. Summer ex cursions lo the fields and woods. Puulesfor the quick-witted, and plenty of prizes to make IHPOBTAKT CLTJBBUTO ABBANOSMSHT. Byspectal arrangement with all the leadlnz weekly uud monthly ix-rlodlcols of America, sul- BCTiiuiwis are taxeii ror any one or more ot these Journals In connection with the Weekly Pkicm at such low rates as virtually makes our great family paper FREE to the subscriber for one yea r, sample copies furnished free upon application. THE PRESS COMPANY, Limited, Philadelphia, Pa. TmT v TOB LOOK AT For if You Do U will see that We are Selling Ladies Shoes from $ 1.00 Up. Misses' Shoes from 85 Cents Up. Mens Shoes from $1.00 Up. Mens' Boots from $ 1.85 Up. Boys Boots, we have them at all Prices. Rubber BootSeLumberman's Boots and Bearer boots at all prices. To Tho ii May Concern. , Al! persons are hereby forbid harborlne I or trusting my son John Jongkamerer, as I will not be responsibe for any debts con tracted by bim, C'iias. Lokokauerkb, 4'ackertoa Oct. 6, 1856. 3 w Men's uits from $5.00 on Up Boy's and Children's Suits at prices to suit everybody. And a complete line of BUTTS' HLlSBWffiAn9 GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, Oil Cloths, Carpets, Trunks, Valices, &c, &c. Come and see us before purchasing else where. We can please you in style and prices. ZERN & SNYDER, Opera House Block, LEHIGHTON, PA. Seasonable Dress Goods. In these Silk, PinBel and.Ohenile figure conspicuously ; wide'' embroidered skirt bands haVe replaced many of the old time pannel combination dresses. Combination Hbdhs. In these the tendency is toward the broad faile stripes in silk. Broad Cioths. In these we are showing all grades from the correctly finish ed, perfectly colored $1.00 quality to the finest goods. BxraiaCVoi&ix; Siw r Bands. Or bordered woolens, in these all the newest weaves are in cluded with Perian Hair, Satin and Camels Hair Selvedeges. Cited? and llajd$. In a large variety, from the quiet English Cheviots in two- toned effects, to the bolder designs in. all the blocked and broken piaiug. 634 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Penn'a. asm. October 30 188T PEMNGTON SEMINARY. rSHNINQTOH, K. T. 49th Tsar. Oil direct line of It. It. from Lehlghton, THOMAS HANLON. D. .., 1'rcjdenl Commended by Dr. McCoih. Kxcells id bealth, discipline, home comforts and scholarship. KCo covers all expenses nnd extras but Art and Music, Catalogues very beautiful and complete. augls-u Beware of fraud, aa my name and tha price art atamped on the bottom of alt zuy arirertbed ahoe barore tearing the factory, which protect the wearer ajalnithhth prtcea and Inferior gooda. It a dvtim oasra W.X, Doaclaa ahoei at a redamd prtoe, m aaya he haa them without my name and price eumper VSl UU. UUIbUUl, glut UUU WKU ITftUU. sjcJtEXJMoij. D. J. KISTLEK Respectfully announces tii the nubile that he hx. apeued a NKW XIVIEHY STAULE, and that he ts now prepared to furnish I'cams for Funerals, WrdainKSorlluslnessTrlm on the ihnrtost no tice and most liberal terms. Orders left at the "Garbou House" will receive prompt attention. text the Hotel, LehlsMon, tan22 vl aBBBBBBBBBBBla I W. W. L, DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. e!r Undw? wif T al FOR OBNTLXMBN. I OOHfeur from as to 19. KailreaT Kn k8 B3.RO VOI.10B BHOK. Mm and I-etter Carrlm aU way tbtm. MWSIuM; aa a Jland-Sewed fcboe. Mo Taebef W Thread to hurt toe feet. a- uuuuLAt) I4.no HIIOE la uMsoallea J,.SZ " "cfi xui no lor me price, Wih. DOOOLAS H.a WOK WOK Is the beat In tbe world for ri ( to wear a man a rear. 9 onux x un nuis la NOH1VB for rouah weart ona nnr.AM ata 'cimi tha beat Sehool thoa In tlx world trJli? WftDGtAS Sli.75 TODTH'8 Schawl ft1;0?.?1.'." thaauudi Boya a chance to wear aba hot aboaa In tbo world. t" aX? B!ltt0n UB0,"U W. L. BOUOLAt, sh-eefcton, Mas. A. MEHRKAI & SON, ipts, LHE1G11TW - - - PA.- A MODEL PRESS I Win do all your uwn rnaooi or earn money print tar for other. Your boy cao run iu Outfits, with Press coat S3. 1 10. 120. r. or mora. according to ahteone ai food aa another. In use all oyer the world, full Information In m ,M.b A. I I. 4 . . 1m fcU XKUW toPrlBt. Free with samples of Modxl i pteae wore, upon ap-i THI MODEL PRESS eftiWANY, Lba'a, MC Arah Street, PhKt4lK Soc what 1$ a&!d about The Model Press. My Model l'rew netted me In three month over haw bsd Instrurtlons in prlat-r be lra,yllseiurud printed 10,900 depoelttlokcts snuyXodelrYtaatUeday after I received It. I hate tasde mors tbin double what my Model Press cost ma the first two months. -Have dona about Vnam worth of work on my Uo, 1 Model rrra. is oeaea au. -Alter luree yeara- uae x And try Model hress as good as new. Tha Model Tress Is well built and ought to last ball a century. The Model Press Ii fully equal to the largest and costliest ma chines for fine Card and GEXKltAI. HUSINEHS nrlntlnr. Anv amart hnvfln liim ftnt hlindrett lot dollars worth ot work every year, vea ivltlt prtntlntr. Any smart boy can turn out hundred fu uunara worm ui worn ever j yeari one of the smaller sizes. Address. Tb2 Model Press Co., Ltd., 812 Arch Street, rutrlS-jl YmLXDMiymX, Pa,
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