VHs snd UnwortSr.
Which will )e have? It don
fnlV ttrfi.t to hVA tin, last CI
tlv.r rsthi thin thfl first. TllST
don themselves lth imrmllTM total
vlrtn ftltmtlvn nf llvpr trmiltl. 1
Klnmtph lttttr. L till. NIMHMrill CAIHHi
the people' choice, and yet, popmr and win
known as It Is. there are unlorlufjatwwiokewi
tn trying the drastic remedies ft . fonrvet dais.
tho well known and Ion tfleii properties of the
Hitters appeal, lleason slumld le rumen iiyex
perleneeln the matter ot medication. ''The
best golds to our feet Istlie lamp ol experience,"
said a great patriot ot the early roolutKmarv
Krlod. and the exclamation Is pregnant with
Hb. For over a third or a century tho Hitters
dally has met with the endorsement o Beowe
suffering f rom liter complaint, malaria, consti
pation, rheumatism, debility and trouble! ac
companied by dyspciwlH. Ijilicrly It has de
clared Itnelt and been thoroughly amirmed in B
remedy tor "ia grippe.
You have a splendid chance to grow
in grace ererv time somebody snubs
you.
It Should be Ju Erery Ilonte.
We antborlte onr advertised druMist lo
tell Dr. Klnea New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, upontlils
condition. If you are afflicted with a
Oourit, Cold or any Lung. Throat and
Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as
directed, glylna It a fair trial, and oxnerl
ence, you may return the bottle and have
ew jjtscovcry count uu icuw u .
neyer disappoints. Trial bottles rreeat
Keber's Drugstore. LelilRliton. and Iilerv's
Drugstore, Welsspoit. I.nrsn slie ."-Oc.
and f 1.00.
If money could mnlto people good
It wouldn't bo worth whllo to preach
yery much.
UnONKENNKRS. or the UUUOIl II AltIT,
Cured at iloms In Ten Uny m by ndtninls-
terlnc Dr. Haines tlolilen Hpecllle.
It can be given In a glass ot heer, a cup or cof.
teeortea, or In food, without tlie knowledgepl
the patient. It is absolutely Iihi mless, nnd w 11
effect a permanent and siwedv cure, wlittle
the patient Is a moderate drinker or anatcoholic
wreck. It has been mien In thninanrtsof eatea,
and In every instance a perfect cure lias follow
ed. Itnever tails. The sieui once Impreg
nated with the specific. It becomes nn utter Im
poulbllity tor the llcjuorantlteto exist. Oures
guaranteed. 4s page book of particulars lice.
Address the ooldiin si'tciinc Co., lsSJtace
Htreet, Cincinnati, Ohio. Oct. .-ly.
The Christian who cun count all
trials Joy can hayo a plorions timotn
this world.
Nathtur Succeeds Like Success.
It can be Bald without fear of contradic
tion that no medicine lias had sreater snc
caas in curing Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness
and Consumption than I'an-Tlna. This
celebrated remedy stops coughing, soothes
the throat and lungs, and Induces a good
nlght'areat, Hundreds can testify to the
remarkable and life saving virtues of this
great remedy. I'an-Tina costs only 25 and
50 cents. Trial bottles free at T. I.
Thomas' Drug Store.
Learn to think right nnd you will
not have mnch trouble about behav
ing right.
Many old soldiers, who contracted
chronic diarrhoea while In I ho service,
have since been permanently cures of It
by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea ltemedy. For sale by X. II.
Reber, UhlBliton, anil W. F. Itlery,
Weissporl,
Passing a saloon door every day
makes men become used to tho devil's
presence.
llull's-IIead Fhivorlnlr Extracts, tho house'
wife's Indispensable companion, nre rapidly dis
placing an wonuiess eoous.
as a good article can be made.
1 hey area cheap
11 ice lu ci.i.
God is often doing the most witli us
when we think our work amounts to
little.
Xiubt shall be filled with music.
And the cares that infest the day,
Shall fold their tents like the Arals,
And as silently steal away.
Just like a Cough or Cold doos when
yon use Fan-Tina, the great remedy for
Congns, Colds and Consumption. 25 and
Ml cents at T. D. Thomas Drug store.
No bread that does not como fresh
the hand of God is lit for a Christian
to eat.
A True Friend
to the sick and suffering is Dr. Kaufinann's
great .Medical work, uneiy liiustiateu.
Send three 2-cenr stamps, to pay postage,
to A. T. Ordway & Co., Boston, Mass.,
ami receive a copy tree.
People never come to know each
-other well until they havo prayed to
gether.
For lame back there Is nothlug better
than lo aatnrate a flannel cloth with Cham
berlaln'a I'alc Balm and bind it on the
affected parts. Try It and you will he sur
prised at the nrompt rel ief It affords The
lame treatment will euro rheumatism. For
saIebyN.il. Jleber. Lehlghton, and W.
F. Blery, Welssport.
Many people nre Bloomy because
they believe nil their joys are behind
them.
Success in evervthlne depends largely
npori good health. Do Witfa I.lltlo Karly
litters are little health producing pills. See
inecoinir men take an "r.ariy jiiser.
T, u. Tuomas.
You can't keep people from wnntlug
water by throwing stones nt the ritimp.
Nothing so distressing as a hacking
Conch. Nothing so foolish as to suffer
from It. Nothing so dangerous if allowed
to continue. One .Minute (,'oiuli Cure gives
immediate relict, l . u. 1 nomas
The man who Is running for olllco
has no such word In his dictionary as
rest.
For instance, Mrs. Chas. lingers, of iiay
City, Mich., accidentally spilled scalding
water oyer her little hoy. She promptly ap
plied De Witt's Witch Haile Salve, giving
Instant relief. It's a wonderfully cooil salve
for burns, bruises, sores and a sure cure
lor wiles. T. u. Thomas.
Nothing in tho world grows nny
faster than n trouble that is nursed.
Ileidache Is the direct result of ludliies
Hon and tsomtch disorders. ltemedy these
by using De Witt's Little Karly Itlsers, and
your headache disappears. The favorite
utile puis everywhere. T. I). Thomas.
No man can bo a successful hi ju-
crlte and amount to much nt any
thing else.
There Isn't one man In h doaen who
will take the word of a preacher In u
horse trade,
Whenever a man begins to ho wrong
It makes him feel good to doubt the
Bible.
The main reason why some men
have cross wives Is because they are
surly themselves.
The man who rob a bank woulilit'
do It If he looked to Und every day
for nhat ho needs.
The man who lias given up his sin
has given up everything that luw
power to hurt him.
IT WONT COST OV A CENT
We are pleased to anoouoee that we liate
made arrangements by which we are prepared
to supply FJtEK to each of our subwibrr
year's subscription to that well-known mommy
Home and Farm Journal, the AuaaicAX fab-
Jir.a. published at Bpniwftald and Cleveland,
Ohio. We make this offer to each of our sub
scribers who will pay up all arrearices ou sub
scription acd one year In advance, and to all
new subscribers paying one ear in advance,
The AliwcAV Fsbhkr Is strletly Natlunul
la Its character Ills a Idgb-cUM Illustrated
Journal Oiled with entertaining nod Ineuuciu
reading matter, eoatatnuc each moouiiiuic
tafornuulon that la lotaluaeje toagrteultuiUts
and of special Interest to each member of e ery
home It Is not a ouus pubuoatwo and U ainu-ti
4oalllocaliUcs, being National la Ite nsskt-uu
and character, thus nsectbag wlUt favor I
localities. It Is strictly aoo political and nun
sectarian. It has a trained eorpeot coturibi
sera and is carefully edited. The wrlou. da
parusienU of Farm, llorsteutture, Hueep and
HwUK. 1 M Hoae, The Ilorce .md Tl,,- l..i
at tiled with btlfkt and nsciui m..iirr i
readers of the Auaairaa t abmkii nn- m,
sal nstUvraiMaad took foi us n onihu vt
withkeeaaauclpauri Tu. r,ui ,umi
Vu.qyrlccWtb Awro at Piin i
pei year, but by te a i.,,.fcei,i- m u ,-ii
.'-i aia. to receive umt i u u an .
cse ear Do not dvla) In taking advauUxe
tiioeTn but rail at oiii-c of m-uU tit
S , ,plUiti auj Rl thti Al !Hliil III,
. . S .Btkl tut .'UK St uu
tlb
rMUttar
Kief
A LOVE SONG.
Tbe bird In lis nct Rt uiorti
Irfnks out throiiEh tbe 1,-nfy space.
And sends a sw, I IimIcsour
' Fmtnitalildln plm
Only a note .u i
Only a faint -roo! -,i'
Hut some other little bird n 111 bear
And eoon draw near.
The whispering leaves repeat
The story tbey oft have beard.
For oh, there's nothing so sweet
As the song of the bird
A love song. It Is true.
Only a faint "Owl Coot"
Dot some one oalla out A-near:
''Sweetheart, I am beret"
"Ooo! Ooor eaya one from the nest,
A shy little warbler sbet
"Cool Onor eomes the answer back
In a lower key.
And then anew song Is begen
Are these two birds or one?
And with thrills and twltt'rlogs sweet.
The love eosg they repeat.
Josephine Pollard In Godey's.
Tou Can Have Your Own "Central.
The latest device to facilitate com
munication between different depart
ments of largo business establishments
n miniature telephone exchange. Tho
system is installed after oxactly the
same principle as an exchange covering
wido city area. Bach desk to be put
in connection has its own instrument,
which is in principle tho same tiling as
the full grown telephone, but Is of min
iature size. Tito receiving or hand in
strument, however, is not of the long
Bhapo with cylindrical handle, familiar
everywhero nowadays, but is simply a
flat disk resembling one of the earliest
forms of telephone, of which a few were
seen in the infancy of tho invention.
Tho "central office" is pnt in a small
closet or inclosnro at some convenient
point, ami is operated by a boy who has
nothing else to do.
There nro a dozen or so connections,
according to tho size of the installation
and the needs of the office. Tills ex
change is operated upon precisely the
same principle, tiionglt of course on a
smaller scale and with loss complication,
as n, central office in a city exchange.
Tho ring of nny of the connected tele
phones causes a numbered disk on a
Bwitchbourd to fall when tho boy makes
the desired connection nnd releases it
when tho talk is fmisucd. In large and
busy establishments, where every de
partment must bo connected with every
other for frequent communication, this
telephone exchange system does away
with a largo number of cumbrous speak
ing tubes and iuiures a quicker nnd
mora satisfactory service. New York
Tribnue.
Comfort and l'rogress.
I think that man gets lees comfort
out of life than does any other animal,"
said George McDonald, a guest of the
Southern. "Life for him is a continual
battle from tho cradle to the grave.
What happiness lie finds in the compan
ionship of loved ones is moro than coun
terbalanced hy tho pain of the Inevitable
parting. Poverty, ambition and greed
are scorpion whips, goading him ever to
exertions beyond his strength, until nt
last lie sinks, wont out nnd weary, bo
fore he reaches what should be life's
high noon. Ills very diversions are taken
in a feverish, hurried manner, us though
lie begrudged the timo thus stolen from
business cares. And the higher the trai
tion of a people in a tscalo of civilization
tho less of poetry and pleasure, do they
appear to find, the more stubborn and
unrelenting tho battle for exlstmce.
with the lower animals life is a luxury
simple existence- ft pleasure.
"The barbarian makes holiday while
civilized man slaves nil day, and then
outmatches tho bear. True it is that
only by constant endeavor is progress
possible, bnt of what valno is .that
progress which makes of man an tin
happy slave, toiling always beneath a
lash more cruel titan ever fell ucross tlte
back 6f Lacedtcmonian helot or Afiican
bondsman? Of what benefit are trl
umphs that we cannot pause to enjoy?
Our pace is becoming too rapid. We
are trying to crowd the labor of centu
ries into decades." St, Louis Ulolie
Democrat. .
Top Notch of York l'snu Life.
John II. Small, of Chanceford town
ship, York county, owns three farms in
that township, aggregating BOO acres,
and five other farms in the county. On
the three farms which immediately sur
round him immense crops of graiu, hay
and tobacco are grown, and the beauti
ful location and the very high cultiva
tion which these lands have attained
under Mr. Small's personal direction
and care make his premises n "garden
spot" in the old county of York. Tho
farm buildings are elegantly planned in
tnemost modem style, lie lias loiiy
flve acres in tobacco, with an average
yield of 1,500 pounds to tlte acre. In ono
year hejfivtlens 225 head of cattle all
sent to Bnropean markets. This part of
his farming industry is so complete that
none of the, cattle is taken nut of tho
stables until ready for market. Mr.
Small has ids own grist mill, hero, the
feed for ids stock is ground. On all tho
eight faruis hU operations are Miner.
vised bv himself, lie emnlnvs lnunv
men, and everylhtrut w dtino on the most
liberal and extenMVM scale. Lancaster
Inquirer. yt-eT"
Why bhe Thought He Was Falling,
"I am afraid you are nut so strong as
you usod to be, John," said a fond wife
toiler husband. "I think it is about
timo you were getting some insurance
on your life.
"Insurance ou my life! What nro yon
talking about? I am as healthy as ever
I was. Insurance, iiiUeeuT'
".Well, dear, I only mentioned it, you
know, out of respect to yourself. 1
I hough t you were falling."
"And what In the world put it into
your Head that 1 am railing? 1 full
ing? Why, I am as strong as a horse,
and can run np three nights of stairs
without taking it breath.'
Well, that may bo so, but I am
afraid you are deceiving yourself."
"Deceiving myself I woodueae gra
cious, woman, what do yott mean?"
Don't be so impatient. What lnukes
me think you are falling is this: When
you were canning me you could hold
me ou yonr knee for three hours; now
you cannot hold the baby on your lap
three minute. ' l.onaonflit-Dlts
llullug Shoe llahli.
In Loudon a century ago it was no
uncommon practice ou the part of the
fast men" to drink pumpers to the
health of n lady out of her shoe. The
ESarl of Cork, in ait amuaiug inner in
The Conrjoteteur, relates an incident of
this kind, and to carry the compliment
still further he states that the shoe was
ordered to lie dreaaed aud served up for
supper.
'The cook set himself seriously to
work upon it. He pulled the tipper liurt
(whieh was of fine damask) into tine
ah reus and tosswu ft up Into a ragout,
minced the sole, out the wooden heel
Into thin, siloes, fried them in batter aud
nuoed them rouml the dish for zarniali
The ocro auiy taaUSed their affection for
Uie lady by eating heartily of this ex
qutslte Impromptu.
The Color of the ISjes.
A famous optician has discovered that
women have a larger proportion of
brown eyes than men. If iu arents the
mother baa brown eyes and the full
blue the chances are eighty-eight to
twelve that tbe girls of the family will
be brown eyed, the percentage in favor
of the boys luring blue eyes Mug
seventy-two tc twenty-eight. If the
parents have eye of like color the
ehanoes in favor of the children, both
mala) aud female, having eyes of the
some color Is uiuety-two to eight. Ex-
rsiange.
AuiwmiU (Vlura Hair.
A few drops of ammonia added to pro
oxide of hydrogen is what gives the
beautiful golden oolnrto hair Without
tbe ammonia one or two apfutoatsotw of
the bleach to Dtowo hair impart a red
dish bronie tint to it. New York Juur
nal. Our lakeu and the Other Left.
Iu 1H71 ucuui lnuau wum killed by light
umg w bile dm in and th. tiMiliu.ni sit
ting by hla al,l- uiL.-, not lnjined 'Hie
hghlutug nlru, 1. tin- i ii.m Innan - h.-uil
dtmtiiU la- , i itn,l tin. Ins ilulh,.-,
pauttxl thiuugh but budy ad tuii a bolo
through Hie cuahiuus on which he was
attUBg No damage wa done to the car-
nase t it fUl breaking the glass, aud tlie
'
i -XT it no i t r -ri( t-r t T V . (
I A STORY OF HARDSHIP APfb DEATH
, IN THE ANTARCTIC OCEAN
A lloat Crew of Seven Men I,ert on an
Island and Not Called l or Sis r the
Unfortunate rinnllr t-ost Tlielr T.Urs.
Nurds Idea nr tbe Place.
Captain Eldrtdge, of the steamer Cath
arine Whiting, la one ot those breezj .
old time tar who need to start off from
some Mew Dngland port in a sailing vc
cel which would return only after a vo -age
of two or three years. During thu-e
lengthy and tempestuous bufTetincR with
the sen Captain I'lldridge saw much that
was of interest. Some ot this ho has told
with a quaint marine candor worthy of
being exactly reproduced. He says:
I taw in Tlte World where three men
were left on an Island In the Arctic. This
reminds me of a boat crew that was left on
an island In the Antarctic ocean in 1871 by
the schooner Franklin, of New London,
Oaptaln James Holmes, master. They
were landed on Cape Sheriff to kill what
seals they could while the cltootier went
on a prospecting voyage that is to say.
looking for rookeries or places where
seals travel up est the beach to rear their
young.
Well, lliey were to stay there until
the schooner returned, which would be
in ten dnys at most. So ten days' pro
visions were given them, and when ton
days had expired the men did not know
but tho vessel ,was lost. So they took In
their boat tho carcasses of seals and
started for Potter's cove, 250 miles away.
where they expected to iind the bark
Nile, for it was expected she would sail
on tho 15th day of March for New Lon
don. They arrived thereon the 14th, nnd
she had sailed on the 18th, as it appeared.
Now what were they to do without
clothes or fuel, no provisions or shelter,
and a very, cold winter of nine long.
dark mouths? As it is so far south the
summer is short say three months, and
winter nine months and summer is us
cold as our winter here, but has tho ad
vantage of being all day, while the win
ter is all night. They were in C!l degs.
latitude, south.
Well, tho season was so far gone that
the few seals, or elephants, or other ani
mals that inhabit this crt of the globe
had gone into tho sea for winter. Hut,
however, they did manage to get a few
seals nnd elephants aud secured their
oil, nnd on this they lived until spring.
For a shelter they got an old try works
which had been left there by soinu ship
nnd covered this witli snow In keep nut
what cold possible, ami with mow for
blankets they lived tho winter through.
In the spring they concluded to go
back to Cupe Sheriff nnd kill all the
seals they could before the vessels' be
gan to arrive. Then they would make
sonic bargain tu take home tho skins.
So, without any provisions, they started
back, but on going out the straits they
got jammed in the ice nnd had to go
back over tho ice to Porter b cove. They
would haul their lioat from one cuke or
block of ico to another, aud launch
when necessary. Well, they got back
at last where they started from nearly
dead from cold and exposure.
But, however, another trial. Four re
fused to go, but three of them took an
other boat which hud been left by some
other ship and started again without
any food, for there was none to bo got
at so early in the spring. Nevertheless
they arrived then at Uapo Sheriff. After
ward they killed 2,200 seals and spread
their skins -on the snow to keep them
from heating, but what Iwcania of them
will never be known. . It was bupposcd
that they undertook to cross the straits,
but could not manage the boat. How
ever, they were lost. Now about those
four that stayed at tho Cove I remem
ber two of their names, but- have for
gotten tho others. Ono was an Indian
from Long Island, tome place near Hon-
tauk his last name was (iarhy nnd
ono by the namo of James King, wlto
was eventually tho only survivor of the
seven, and his tale of suffering was ter
rible. Ho had to kill and eat the other
throe men. They wer,o nothing but
skin and bones anyway, and he could
not havo survived more than one day
more had we not found him as wo did.
We buried the remains of tho othrrs
in the snow. King then went ou boatd
of tho bark Nile, nnd front her he went
on board of lite schooner 'A. P. Simoni
and came to New Loudon, where lie
sailed from. Ho sued the company, but
finally ho gave it up aud cleared out no
one knows where.
Now, I will glvo you all tile inform. i
tiou I can us to why they v ere left there.
It was late iu the tcasou and the winds
would not permit of tho schooner getting
hack to them, bo she sailed for home.
What are seven men's lives to some men?
Now, I will givo j-ou some idea of the
place. It is in from 01 to CU degs. south
latitude and the land is of volcanic
origin, sprung up out of blue water nnd
hiding in tho clouds with thousands of
feet of snow on top. The rocks are of
soapstone appearance. There is not the
first sign of vegetation on them not
even moss will grow ou the rocks.
lee, there is a sign of vegetation; what
is known as crimson snow. Ilut if you
take a handful ana look at it without
tho aid of a mioroscope you will see noth
ing but u little red on tho snow, but with
the aid of a microscope you can see the
fine roots iu the snow. So it is a vegeta
ble.
There are no shellfish ou the rocks it
is jierfect desolation. Ilut iu the summer
the birds of all lauds that is, birds uf
high latitude are here to breed their
young. There are thesenhen, the Mother
Gary's chicken, wlticii is found all over
tho world, aud iienguiu, several sjiecies
of thein. And to see these penguin as
the march from their nests to the sea
and back in single file and stand so erect !
They do not Hy. They have just merely
small hit to swim with while in tho
water. They just make a hole iu the
enow, lay two eggs and ait. ou thorn as
any bird, right in the snow Hut nature
provides a way out of all lbm scrapes,
as it were. Their eggs are a. ;ood substi
tute for lien's eggs. New 'irtrl- World.
When u lo Surrender.
It is evident tlmt n man who will seri
ously undertake to tint himself en rai
port Willi other Kulotala can excliange
communication with tlitm nt leaat n
satisfactorily aa lis could with another
man who woa cotttiuetl to tut entirely
different language. My dog, who luu
had no special training, uiidmteitda
some half doasii ot my gwturaa, aud
himself uses the turning nalde of
tlie liead to indicate diaaeut, accom
panied often by ft plain look of dlagiul
at being misunderstood, puta up a paw
to deprecate punWhment, turns on bin
back to expreaa aubmlaalon, sticks up hla
tall the warrior brandlahea 111 waavpon
or wavee hie llag; tlte dog luw no weapon
by way ot defiance, liiwt raitfor shame
or alarm.
That turning on the hack, by the way,
la well underotood among dog a a
gesture of aurrender. If twe atnutge
dogs meet on the street aud one ahowa
tight, it the other tunu ou his back he
willwot, aa a rule, be tuoleated. Cor.
New York Times.
What Aiuerlruu laltre
Lena than twenty years ago a member
of tlie National Academy of Dedgu de
clared that he knew positi'ely that then
went but ten artists in New York who
ware making as much aa (3,000 a year
by their art Times have ohajjgeU. We
hear a good deal about the crate for
foreign pictures aud the neglect of native
painters, but all the same there are not
a few ot tbe natives who are waking a
good living, and by the sale of their pict
ures too
ksevensl are reputed to wake $13,000 a
year, and a good waay live at a imte ot
at least (10,000 without falling into debt
belonging to clutjs, owning country
houses and yachts. iu)itig exorbitant
rents for etttdtus and 'tiruistUig tlieui
with aplbudor Suiue uf hu beat lutMng
lomuilasiouft that local imiutL-r rt ri v e
ure thube for puut-l. it'iluia unit nlli i
dt oiatn ii mii k l.u Nu i.ik li. ii-. -Nt-w
-irk rum
In Jttliavu
s a W4-U that
t-UUllt , Wlh ,
widens into u
theru
lUl'K
raueau lake of unkituwu depth uuit ill
uieu&ioit
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ziness, Brain and Spi
nal Weakness.
This raedlclno has direct action upon
in nerve centers, allaying all lrrltablll
i.s, and Increasing tho flow and power
. : norvo fluid. It fs perfectly harmless
i. 'i leaves no unpleasant effects.
" 1 5 91 IV . Vitltifili!n Itrwilr an Knrvntir
r i'lo.wm smt lree to ny ddrNst,
( i f J"' iht liiucum can aiao ouuua
iu.lt l-.tK letfO i)rtrar?d brtiio Itevfreml
v. a Futi Vavno, IqJ since ten and
i -Aaiiuunrniiiiiireiiuuii uruio
:?ia wed. o.. Chicago, ill.
, at!, .--.'...inernotua. cruris )
. vc.?ii. oljuVniur.!).
A L LENTO WN5PA.
From now on, until the end of
the season, we will try nnd lead
ALL COMPETITORS
in the Valley in our
COAT
HopauLmonfc
In Style.QuaUty.Qanntity
nnd LO H PUTCRS.
Perfect (its guaranteed to
EVHUYROUY.
Uf!sp"f:tfully,
lunsicker's
H.
W.
Corner St 1 1 nnd llainlKim SU,
T?1TPTITRT?
We. tli a UDtlerilunetl vera
entirely cure.) ot rupturo f
. I,, , M v a 1.,
St.riillaiieliilila, I'a., S Jones I'liUUpi, Ken.
net Square. !.; T A. Krefti, SUtlng-ton, Pa,
KM Small, Mount Alto, !,; Iter H. It. 8 her
loer, SunLury, l'a.t If. J. Dellet, H H. Tnelfth
Ht, Headlnc, I'a,; Vm. IHx. H'id Moutroie St.,
l'liliatlelptiU; 11. I. Ituwe.bWl'JmKL, Heading,
Ta.; (JeorKD ami Kli. ifurltart, tt I .ecu it St.,
Iteatllnic, fa. Htn-J fur circular.
a
Act oa a new principle I
icealato the llTer, etomntj j
lad boweia through (
wrtv. 1)sl Mum? rnxa I
tpevtlly cun bUlootneeu, i
torpid liter aad co&stlpa t
Uoo. hmtlleet,, mildest, t
tturwii i ou aosas,i hum
tSainpl&a ireo n,t drtutflata.
tr. SLla Btd. Ct , tuiut, m.
PENSIONS !
Wo want the namo ttiul nobtolllco ud-
ilress uf every honorably tlischargeil
fioldlerof tho latu wur who U not re
oelviug u peuslon or who la not re
ceiving its much pension as he is en
tltleil to.
Also the name ami poatofllos of ever)'
soldier1 widow, child or dependent
parent who la not receiving or has
not received full eneio!i provided
by law.
Also The tmnie of every snldleror
sohller'a heir who has not received
full l'av anil IIopntt as provided
by law.
New Ijtws and nullum nrovide for
payment ot olaitns whlelt bavo here
tofore been rejected. No cliaruo for
information. Seuil to I'etmlon At
torney lu uare of Carbos Advocate,
MiMiton, I'a.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
INVRNTOHB emu immta silvioe as
tu th patastttthlllty of
tlMMr liivoiittoits.
PATENTEES ostu retv ussUUtiu-e
In tlut ml at tlwlr pn
tout riciita, mm! full u.
formation reuuriiiw,
PATEKTB out U Utiud bj-
TRADBUAItKU whlrtssslHK Wsavliliitf
COrVRlOIITS ton 1'stewt Attortiej-,
ht Oftrti of Ctnuai Advocate, JMli-
ou, tHt.
W I Wrn WWl aake uulkers eeilier,- lur
"naltlll "tPIa rtMrtusrri.ua uf ,
WssSi.."" S'ealext bouk nil earUl ril
XrBSi." retail at Si easli in l ,-.li .....T;
.... .iu, ii luiiiiraimi em uiaia ami
lernw liee tlall uutlKit oer t5U)
ii.luiii... Aaeuti Hllil lili.i.i
i.s. M lli.i I. Mallm, I'eiilrtfille.leka.
0fTleW8rl(l
Diuiit i at
Hibif 1'uBlittiil.. ( t 73 4'hrlttti! M thU
fa tif VW iMm'jurtj at i. hic-ei I
lew flee Hive,
T.D0SES fi&J
A
to Buyers.
We offer just now n special in
vitntion to our friends nnd
patrons lo come und see us.
The summer is fast fleeting
nnd we will mnke special
prices to sell out our summer
goods in order to have n full
swing on our fall nnd winter
stock of Dry Goods, Notions
nnd Kcndy-Mnde fJIotning.
Wc have no room to quote
prices, hut they nre low
enough. Don't miss this
opportunity hut come nt
mcc Then too, we nro the
recognized hendqunrtcrs for
tor all kinds of
Groceries,
Fruits & Vegetables
in Season
nt the lowest of very low
prices, 'rompt andcorteous
treatment to nil nnd it is no
tronhle to show goods,
(.'anal IltMge. Kuntz & Co.
East Weisspoi t.
FUKNITUr.E.
UNDKHTAKINd
VUOVR & l'KED.
Robt. N. Anthony,
(Huwsior to J. 1'. Hex, Fast Wtliipmt.)
WILL CONTINUE TO UK
THE REST PLACE TO BUV
Fflrnitnre, Flour & Feel
lit the Lonest Prices.
dive us n call. No trouble to show
Goods.
R. N. ANTHONY.
PHI V ATE SALE
Ol' VAIUAW.K
DOUBLE HOUSE.
A thrco story double frame dwelling
liouso containing two fine store rooms
and twenty other rooms on north First
street In inignton is ouereu lor sale
cheap and on easy terms. Tho build
inir is suitable for it hotel nlant und
hn-s stable aud other out buildings.
For further particulars and terms call
on or address
AirtANDES KISTLER,
Kistler'a Restaurant,
Aug. 1.1, .1m. Lehighton .Pa
AXLE
0REASE
BEST IN llir. WORLD.
Ibnmarlsequr.llticeitrqaiisurpaBaed.aiitually
onttutlDV two boxfs ot tmvotbsr brand. Not
FOnBAUlir DEALERS or-JrERsLLY. Jul'
Instructions on the Piano
and Organ given by
MISS ANZIE BAUER,
Third St., Lehighton.
All tho new and improved
methods of instruction. Satisfac
tion guaranteed.
Foil Tekms call onor address as
above.
THE
I'lie People's Paper.
RATES :
In Advance.
We Make
Fine Job Work
A Specialty.
At LnwMt Prirtrd.
Opi'iob North First Street,
Lehighton, Yn.,
We have also
opened a first-class
Jobbing
epartment
in Aaron Snyder' new block, at
the Eastern end of thu Lehigh
Bridge, in the UOItOUGII OF
VN'BISSI'OUT, whoj-enll ordern
for Job Printing will lw ex
peditiously mid rheeply e
ctited.
Subscriptions Ibr theCarbon
Advocate also rt ceived Rlld
rt t l ipti'tl Ihr
II . MOHTIllMKIt,
Propi .
CARBON
ADVOCATE
$1.00 A YEAR
One reason why Srnf's Emulsion of Pure Nor
wegian Cod Liver Oil and 1 lypophosphites of Lime
and Soda has had such a large sale is because it is
"Almost as palatable as milk;" but the best reason is
that its curative properties art: unequalled. It cures
the cough, supplies the waste of tissues, produces
flesh and builds up the entire system.
Scott's Kmulslon euros Coitgha,
Colds, Consumption, Scrofula,
and all Anaemic and Wasting
DIsoobob. Provcnte) wasting In
Children. Atmott as palatnlilc as
intlk. Get only the Kcmitnr, Ire
pared hy Seott & Bowne, Chemists, New
York. Hold hy all Druggists.
J. L
IS IIEADUUAIITEUS FOU
GEN ER A 1 , H
Paints, Varnishes, Glass,
ALL KIND OF COAL,
' OPS. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa
THE mm PLjfiLC xlD 60.
First Premium nwardctl to Koch .: Shankwoillcr, Largest and
Finest Clothing House in the Valley, for tho finest display ol
Men's, Youths' and Children's
County Fair.
OUR MAMMOTH STOREROOM is filled with seasonable
luxuries.
Beautiful eomhinntiousol design andcnlor in our great N 15CK
TJH All assortments. See our windows
Men's Flue llljrk Olerertits worth ST.OOat
Xlcii'd Mtttlali hlull.u, f lipri.,Lila unrl Ii Sill
Men's Kersey omroats Newest stimies,
Kti (rfl. Vl'e pun nltprnt SlUmi.
For a hamlHouie ami Ktllnli Overcoat, slnitlo
jvericy ueri'o:ns nine mi ciu.ti mr
(iiuy Underwear, pooiI qimlilv. Ml n suit.
Wlilte una dray llndemeiir i:tm Quality, roj nplw-?; woitli 7V,
Kleecfl l.inetl ami Natural Woolen UniUTWrur- rcul.ir pil e, our price $t.fK).
SttltsComle All-WiMtl dlo Filling UiKlerwf.ir-rticutar price. 11.75; now tl.uu.
If ml Mti1!rHtfl AllAVnol KIaiiiii'U. nnrlli H.riO! Hnerll KJiIrt nt 3100
A gnppinltv leatllf.iliillnrAlnilrCo.vtitonifnsiu'. See (lu many new novrltleH In
l' - -j i loins u au nitw sihittiiiK K"""' ""is ii j i nt j iiru tu i i r" iiih ly is) n
i'l ice.
Kocli &
GENTRR SQUARE,
FINE SILVERWARE, WATCHES AND BEAUT!
FUL JEWELRY.
Are among the new things now
believe that nowhere in this
assortment to select I rom nt
trash but good honest goods at
CONFECTIONS
The forme in all delectable dainties, nnd everything seasonable
in the latter. Sunday schools, festivals supplied nt low prices
All Hie Very Latest. Novelties in Toys
Lowest prices and biggest assortment.
Chas. H. Nusbaum,
BRIDGE STREET, WBISSPORT, PA.
CHARLES A. GOTH,
IlKAI.KIt IS
"Walt 2Bitster9 WbuiIow 8Imiieu
BOWER'S BLOCK, Opposite
( First-class 1'aper Hanging at
ntion and Frescoeing n specialty.
House Painting in all its
to be satisfactory, l'ntronage
HSrBBHHa.Y WtOTUEnS. ta Warrml BUtlowloti. ITIimet. bTsKrOe tOtl
W. L. DOUGLAS
A genuine tjiwett tlioe. that tt ill not rip, fine ctlf,
seamless, smooth inside, flexible, more comfortable,
stylish and durable tUatt auv other shoe ever sold at
the price. Initials cuhtout mailu hhoet. roatltig from
to fs, aud la the
Best in the World for the price.
For GENTLEMEN.
s5.00 Hind-Sewed.
3 A t f Haad-Saweil
4sUU WeltSUos.
s3.50
Sl-s e r Eitra Vslao
s2.25
82.00
ES TAKE NO
""""" xjk ssm. i is
Eitra Villi a rtdssH&T
Call Shoe. WKBPV
man's BIvm. AHB&r sW. S
SsVsssssBR
IT IS A DUTY ouowe to 'ui-t If and your family, during these luwtl
timss, to get the most alue fur inr tnniH Vou can eronoinUe Iu your foot
wear if you purchase W L. loiieUV Mme-., which, without qui-stiott, represent
affreater value for the taotit lima un other makes
f R I ITItPtM W. L. DOUGLAS' name nnd tho prlao Is stamped
TifrJ I V Ida on the bottom of oaah shoe, whloh protests the
consumer against hl(th prloes and Inferior shoes. Beware or dealers
who acknowledge the superiority of W. L. Douglas' Shees by attempt
ing to substltuteother makes for them. Suohsubeltutfonsrfraud
ulent, nnd subject to prosecution by law, for abtamiitK inane under
false protenoes. W. L. OOUCLAS, Brockton. Mass. "oyby
Atla in Melirkiiin & Son, Agents, l'higliUin
Subscribe for
Scotfs
Emulsion
ARI) W ARE,
Clothing exhihited at the Lehigh
MOO
(Ml nur iirlrn fin 0(1.
single or double lncteil iiuallty usually wilil at
or iloutilo hleasteil, our 912 W and ai.t.oo 1'lne
e u, iiiaiiiy nun i i u-i. ton
ndervvear Bargain
Shankweiler.
Lanesi anil Fiuent Clotliiag House m lie Yallej,
ALLENTO YN. PA.
nn exhibition in our store. We
county can you find n prettier
lower prices. Unr goods are not
lowest prices.
AND FRUITS.
P. 0., LEHIGHTON, PA.
lowest prices. Oiling Decor
brauche. All work guaranteed
solicited.
For LADIES.
Si rr HaJ
O.UU
Bswed.
So c r Bt
4s9U
Songola.
2;00
Calf and
Dasgala.
Isyi- FOB
.O MISSES.
For BOYS & YOUTHS.
2 s1.75
SCHOOL SHOES.
SUBSTITUTES.
tlu Advocate
SHOE
ARE MUSTACHES ORNAMENTS!
A Voting Woman Writer tleoarss on
an Important lsrt of Man.
Why tlo yonns men tske attcli pride
In their mnatftcltea? 1 1 is. I suppose, be-
canw they think n mustache is orna
mental. Is it? Why do men have clean
shaven Upt. whon they conld grow mus
tnchcur And why dn men wear half n
doaett stragtrlinfr hnirM when they onght
to hat o them shaved off? Why will men
continue tu spend hours every day in
tmtniuir the hair on tlielr tipper lip,
when It doesn't make them look any
more handsome, when it is annoying to
their sweetheatts hy srattrhing their
cheeks, when it prevents a cigar being
smoked more than half throngh, and
when u shows a horrid propensity for
getting mixed np with the food?
1 dont think mnsMehes nre omn
mental. The Ideal mnstiiche lias yet
lo lie Invented. It tnttsf not druggie,
nor he used na a shield to hide tinea liad
teeth, nor he Hero. And oh, It mnst
not lie waxed or leaded! What do men
nay of women wlm use gtciisf? When
you nrevnjiniiiu u ipuon don't mtlii;ik
it takes nil tlie romance ont of the thing
by having n nasty, cosmetlcUed piece ol
hair edge its way against yonr llpri
And isn't it eiattieratitig when yottt
lover leads his mustache aud never tells
you? Yon go home with J onr face like
a IneirnpolitHii extension map. and feel
very uncomfortable when father and
ln'itliersay there have been it lot of euttite
nliout, for your fuce has got tntito dirty.
No, mustnehes are neither useful nor
ornamental. Were I n man and capa-
blo ol growing a nioHt luxuriant mus
tache 1 would cut it tiff. A cle.iti nliavon
man looks much the nicest, (lirl like
a lieardleM faco. They are content lo
know that whiskers and all tho rest
soma tie mere u tney were wanted.
Vou see, a malt with a mustache .
generally n hit of a fop, and girlt don't
like foi. If a man doesn't keep it
trimmed It gets Btrnggling and rugged;
if he does keep It trimmed then he
npieara conceited, lie i eteru.-tlly
twisting it thin way. giving it n curl
that way, stroking it and patting it. tin
til he loses all character for niniilitiess,
Now, it clean shaven matt Heenm to lie
dignified. Women love dignity. Why
Is It they are always so fond of curates
especially high church and tu tors?
Simply becauie they shave. Women
want in men it smooth, clear cut face -not
with n great biitich of hair stuck out
under the nose. Whoever heard of the
Greeks having mustaches? Whoever
sawn statue of a Greek god with a
mustache uulesi lie were tut old god and
wore n beard as well?
Mustaches are not ornamental, be
cause they rarely suit the face, because
they nre a protuberance and lddo the
outline of tho mouth, nnd because, witli
a mustache, n man is frightened to
laugh, as it disarranges It. Only a few
women cm o for them. Hen think all
women do. That U n mistake. "A Fair
Critic" in London Tit-Bits.
All (Mil lio.ihiuli.
As long ago as tho year 823'nildes
heim is mentioned in history. In that
year we are told Louis the Pious, Char.
lemagne's nut and successor, made it
the seat of tho bishopric intended by hla
father to bo established nt the neighbor
ing town of Elze. Less than a century
before Charlemagne, had brought the
heathen basons into subjection nnd
Christianity was yet now in the land.
Gunther, the first bishop, had been can
on at the cathedral at Iteims. Three
years after his elevation to the new
episcopal see ho consecrated the first
chapel, naming It In honor of tho Virgin
Mary. The chapel Is supposed to have
occupied the site under tlie present
cathedral, where the crypt of the new
church is built.
A pretty rosebush that now clings to
the outer wall of the cathedral choir is
said by tradition to have grown there
since the days of Louis the Pious him.
self. In the Twelfth century, when the
choir and crypt were being enlarged, a
protecting hollow wall was built around
tho rosebush, iu order that the vino
might continue to grow about the build
ing when the new wall had been com
pleted. A bit of tho old arching may bo
seen behind the altar in tho crypt. Tills
is the present voucher for tho great age
ot tho rosebush, and it must bo admitted
that many traditions repose upon a less
solid foundation. Architectural Record,
tint a Fair Sample uf the Hex.
A man who has teturued ftomatrip
abroad says that women, as a rule, do
not know how to tteat servants. On
shipboard, as every ocean traveler Is
aware, it is establishes! that fees are the
rule. Everv one. knows It. Kverv
guidebook ever written to tell one "how
to go to Europe" advises its reader
of this fact, and how to meet it. Some
of them even state the regulation tip
which it is best to give the steward ten
shillings though twico that amount i:
more often the rule, and it's worth it
Women, it Is said, invariably eithci
overdo this, and spoil tho servants by
raising tnetr ideas, or underdo it so amaz
ingly as to be absurd. I suppose it L-
another form of tho old accusation nc
middle distance.
Well, a Huston actress crossed ou the
steamer witlt tho man mentioned aliove,
sailing from East Boston in tlie early
summer. She sat nt tho captain's table,
mid was so pretty as to attract tho ad-
mu-ing attention of every one on board
The fact had Its ienalties. She was in
lusty health, and her apiiettto reflected
the bracing effects of the sea air on hei
lino physique. At every meal she called
for every dish ou the bill of fare. The
cook must havo felt honored, but it
kept the steward jumping. He took
more steps for her sweet pleasure than
for all the rest of his contingent. He
did his duty well, There shone in his
ejea tho contented hope of a huiidnotne
tip, and at the end of the voyage she
gave hint a shilling. Muhoguiiy Tree.
An Odd lUHuy.
"Ouu uf the uueerwit ruilroAils any-
where iu the country. said the Jtev. D.
S. Kink, of North Ontario, a novel
line that run from -South Ontario, in
San Ifenmrdino county, where, 1 live.
The lino U wveu mi I en long. A span of
tvtout inultiM draw tlie car up ovor the
road. '1 litre U uotulug uiiKHlur uuout
that, but it coine in on the return trip.
"The no ven mi Inn are on a tilt all the
way, ultliougli the trauk does not look
like it. So when the car HtarU buck thu
muloH get ou aud tke a ride, thecal
booming over the whole hue by gravity
Tlie mules enjuy it too. Tbey ride ihere
in as bWr ttatbftied u way as any other
jiaaneiiKfr, and the view hwius equally
cnanmutf. isiortn UuUrio. you know,
is situated at the month of Hun Antonio
canyon, but there are a lot of mauifi
cent mouutuius around there. Uuf rol
ony for they can scarcely b culled
towiiw in hihmul ou the Hunt a h- nml
and the other on tbe Huntheru Plinth
It is the bOeu milt of titreet railway
tiiat connect the two.
"The way they uet the mult ub lard
is thin: There U u little tmc under the
car, and it u muiea out. itecoimutf au
Adjunct to the regular itiiHHeuger depart
ment. The moment the truck it t-hd
out the iutellitfeut auiioaU make a hi art
for it and step up aud on. It J ex t n-me
ly amusing the way tbey do it and the
way tbey eujoy this ride, and they ,
great favorites with tbe people. - .-..m
Fraiu'iMu ll&aiuiiwr.
IU'wuuwIm uf the l'uur.
A cheerful creature, uh .lt-t: s
mure credit for her oonruge than many
heroes who hay e died on the lit Id ol bat
tie, gave a detailed Jihl uf u-r 'tvoin mi
les" to a reiiorter a few week uo
"Hhoes are the greuteni expense," hhe
aid; "tbey cont tily ct4, aud my U
has to have wew jwir eer- week." It
is pitiful, when ono retiei-t that fui Uu
dolUrs the boy wight Haw u pair ot
boea which Hon Id laat him four month?
These ate the tH-onomitt if the ery
pour. They bu worthh'tti tlnuH. aud
are obligetl to do ho often, for tlie biiuple
fait t hut tltey liai ii.it eiKiuuh read)
Uiolll V to L.m snm! Ulttr
"1 tit- t uiin 'l lav Hi I'liatilll ui of prtt
vi-ioua ifu litis liutlthiiil uesfor tlie
tMlue re.t-iiii ti ti I nit- ion-.. ijUUtly kept
lux ii .(ltd j- lis i I tl ami iitiurutbed lie
l4Um link - -allU.'l tlfT"Hl ttil Utltlsty ill
turuimiii Lilt It tit u ta U is the MUtie
thing A cheap atovv aud a eheajt . imir
whlehAe4tr out ami break duuu htn-ith
ale the olih 'lit-n tbttl tan lu K"t al 1 ht
mottisrUii - Mar) ALLtvlt m CUuago i'ut.
Sucb
CONDENSED
Makes an cvery-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large pies. Avoid
Imitations and insist on having ths
NONE SUCH brand.
MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse. N. Y.
A CMR BLACKING is cheajK
Tl at 20 cents a bottle than an
other Dressing at 5 cents
A LITTLE GOES A LONG WDHP
l ninse sliocs once blackened Ttltli it mi
kept clean liv washing tlicm with wati i
l'wiiilo In moderate circumstances find I
nilitalile to buy It at 20c a bottle, bccttti'
trlmt thcT spend for Blacking tliey taTe it
slim leather.
It is tho cheapest blacking constderlti'
ils riualilr, and yet wo want 'x Bel' Ii
chcniier if It can be done. AVe will paj
$10,000 Reward
for n rccipo that will enable us tc .ike
Wih.ff's Acmk Blackino at such a yr. e
tlmt a retailer can profitably sell It at a
bottle. TlitsoOcrisopcnuntilJan.lst, 1'.' o
woi,pp & nANDOXirn.rhiiaJciphi.
Old furniture painted with
PIK-RON
(this i9 the namo of the paint), looks like
stained and varnished new furniture. Ont
cunt will do !L A child can apply It. Vov
can change a pine to fl walnut, or a cherr
to mahogany; there is no limit to ycu.
fancies. All retailers Bell it.
FornTliorotigli rralning It.
BUSINESS or SHORTHAltD,
HMlll inyyoiitni.ilttli
Centrk Square, !Vllciitoin, Pa.
Tin most TlioroiiKh, lieit KpRtilated, aiu!
Klut'it KiiltHl Otunincri'lal Tralnln;: St'lionl
In lVtniHhaiila,
Qi HKPAUATK
Ji:i'AUlMICNlH
Most Priirtle.il (nirsei nt Honest Itatt'i
lietwfcnjiioahil 400 wimlent! anniiallv-Mu.lr-iili
acKtcil tn aln)4 iiositloni. bend
for I'fttatoKiitj ur cull nt )Ulce.
O O DORNBY, Prin,
Sneaso inonelon tins paper. 6-27-Cm
Cures Connnmptlon, Congbs. Croup, Sore
Throat Sold by all DrujrgUti on a Gurntee.
For a Lame Side, liack or Cheit Shlloh'a Poroua
Plaster will gttc great tailifaciion. S CCOU.
SHILOH'S VITALIZER.
Mrs. T. 8.1fawblnChattAnfK)stitlnn.,eaTSi
"ShUoi'n Yttalaer'SAVKD MY LIFE. I
eojigUleritthtbestremedvforatJeliilitattdtwtem
J ever toed.' t)r)ipera.IJverorKJJnejr,
trouble It excels. 1'iico 75 cib.
HILOH'S
CATARRH
REMEDY.
HaveyouCatarrHr Trythlsllcmeuy. Itwlll
rcllere and Cure yon. Price CO cts. . Ttils lr
Jcctor for Its successful treatment Is furnished
tree. Shlloh'a llemedles ore SOU by US oa B.
guarantee to give satisfaction,
rots sat.i: ny
Dr. 0 T. Horn, Lehighton, Pa
ta ' Pp monw ur
viuIIasi that .Its nut fn.l
Jnrfl tbs hnftlta or latorlfrn 1tli one's buBloess or
jilfuiurt. It liullds up and lmprots the suoeral
jii-altb.oh uritbe skin iindU)iutilIiitbti com lileiion.
ho Hrlnkloior tlubblntM lollour tliln treatmnot.
liidorw'4 by rlijbltlaaa and Ifadiwr BtKiely ladles,
PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL CONFIDENTIAL
tlirailcv. K Htunloff. SanJ 0cdU ta itsupa furrrlk-itlua 14
C2.0.D, r snrDii. Btitxti JiitMti. cmctco. itu
rick neadaf he and rellflTs all tba trembles loot
Abut to ftMUona state of tba sratem. auob as
DJuliieaa, Kavuea. Drovsloesa, PlatreM arte
Citing, l'alu la tho Sldtv 4c Willi thelf suit
roaukftUe eucrcu hu beea lwwn la curling 4
n&aaelie. yet Carter's Little. Line Villa rtt
equally valaalloln Constipation, curing and pro
Tenting tbUanno7lnaconiplalnt,vblla tbaralas
rorret?tallOliordtoftUestomacbUmuUttbia
liTerandroeuUUtltebowel. EroaUtUejanif
curea
Aol'tbyTrouU be almost prl eel oa to thowh3
eofter t rom tbla dlatreaalns cotuplalnt; but tortu
Xiately tbelrcoodnnM dre noteud ber,and thoa
trboencatry ILom Will find these little plllaTalu.
Able In ao many waTstbattber will not bo wll
lingtodawitbouttbom. Hat after alUkktuM
flso
itbftVaneof to many llres tat hew Is b6r
wentaeourentboeat. Our pUUcureltwblla
Ctbers do not
Carter's JJtOe Urer Hlla tra Tory small anl
very easy to take. Oim or two pill niak dose.
tCliey ara aUlealy TegeUVU and da not ffrtpa or
parge, but by Uut gentle action ideas all wha
uaotbam. IaiialatWcenUi fife for II. &514
Vr druuJaU cwjvtMn, or aut by mail.
CARTCR MfcOtCINE CO., New York.
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICt
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