The Carbon advocate. (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, December 17, 1892, Image 2

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ton Toll Omce Second Clill Mutter
The Carbon Advocate
IKHlnilTON. VCNNA.
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Wratlon of your term i-lrs ,lur w "I
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Jo"'. M. Braxarr of neitn,i
tred representative nt this omce. All lavors
suoirn Mm will he appreciated '''
SATURDAY. DECEMDElMVlga-
Vlona Fide Circulation -rf Ti'I'J-niVi'ili
any weep.17 niwipii'"
' w iiiintz AS A SQliAlElt,
It comes with exceedingly bad grace
fromB.J.Kuuts, Ird Chief Dignl
tary. that lie should mnko complaint
I-. ,mliinB mid tho selling of
f liquor at tbo Carbon county fa.r.licia
months tiKO. Mr. KunU Is
nothing If not vindictive evcu to tho
verge of babyit.li spitef ulness. It comes
witll bad roco from him na wo have
i.i i,0fro from tli leason that lie
was tt close attendant ut the last fair,
being a candidate for olllce al Hio
.i i.n i.Mi.l- llnreess of tins
Uowu If Mr. Kunlz knew liiese im....
U that time it toul.l have only beeu lu
ponformlty witli the mwi
i. fc,i nWeil in I. m by electiug
himtotheolIlceofbnit.T'.s it he had
followed out bis rights and privileges
nnd at oscr. taken local steps oBum"
tho violation-! of the law, coming now,
more than two moi.t lis later, It smacks
very much of spite mid is looked upon
as a babyish prank played by an over
grown follow who is on his mettle
smarting from tho sting of tho ueieat
tendered him at tho late election
month aeo. The Advocate WOULD.
nrATiTiir commend auy and overy effort
tnado to punish utl violations of the
law, but with all goo.! thinking people
it can only condemn in the harshest
measures an action that appears to bo
rmrfilv tho outcomo of spito. Mr
Kuntz has evidently lost bis head, or
else he wilfully forgets that people
will not pralso him for iust exposing
something that he evidently knew over
two months ago, and which, If he did
know, makes him equally guilty in the
law for not at onco reporting to the
authorities. Of courso Ben
Kuntz as a seeker after office Is a dlf
ferent person from Ben Kuntz, tho now
,m- nlthnr.nh both aro bad
enough.
The effort to thoroughly rcorgaulz
tho lira departmeut Is au excellent one
and should receive the lioarty concur
ence of our people as a whole.
The Allektown Ckitic nas ucoh
considerably enlarged nnd Improved.
The Critlo Is n good paper and wo nro
i 'proud of Its success.
LansfObd oets tho sessiou of the
county instltuto again noxt jenr.
V"Lansford is lucky-tho assembly of
teachers malo and female such as Car
bon county boasts of is a compliment
to any town, and particularly to
- Laneford.
Conqeess William Mutciilt.ii will
bo heard from In tho coming session of
Congross. Already ho has mndo a
reputation that is national and hols
widely quoted and copied. Tho dis
trict is fortunate in baying so brainy a
fellow to the fore.
Hon. W. F. Biekt can distinguish
himself at tho coming session of tho
State Legtslaturo. The Advocate will
watch his career lu tho service of tho
people with interest. 1 1 o w 111 make nu
honest official and bo tho friend of the
common people.
Oua PEorLE should all hcaitlly co
operate with tho Board of Health. Tho
rules and regulations of tho Board
may seem a little strange, perhaps -m-rcasonable,
at first, but after wo nre
all broke Into tho new order of things
H 'will only bo to fully appreciate tho
excellence of the organization. Let all
our people work harmoniously with
the Board and no one should try to
make It a medium for tho gratifying of
petty spites and baby jealousies. Tho
Board of Health won't bo monkeyed
with.
The scnooL dibectors of Carbon
county will do well to elect Prof. N. M,
Balllet, of Normal Square, to the olllce
of County Superintendent of Public
Schools, noxt May, 1893. Of course.lt
is a little early to talk over the matter,
but then It will do no harm to keep In
mind that no better man could be
elected for the reason that ho will give
a clean administration of the olllce
and won't allow personal feeling to
subordinate legitimate business of the
office. Prof. N. M. Ballict is a gentle
man and a soholar.
rKNNSYLVANIA DUTCH.
More IJke tlie Herman Ijiiiciinjre Than
Very Mnny Happoie.
There are those who ignorantly tell
us with much show of learning that
Pennsylvania Dutch is no language
tiut is a mere corruption of normal
German after Us arrival In America;
that a Pennsylvania German knows
nothing about Qerman lttcraturo or
the High jerman tongue, and a native
ot Germany cannot understand tho
Eastern Pennsylvania dialect; that It is
a mere nondescript patois or vulgar
lingo, unworthy of being learned and
unworthy of being called a language.
Now, It Is not the language of German
literature, to be sure. It Is not the
language ot the German schools. It Is
not the language of Luther or of Goethe
or of Hegel. It Is at bet only a
spoken language. But who that speaks
the English tongue speaks like Addison
Macaulay or Shakespeare? It is a
language, and it Is the German langu
age. Pennsylvania Dutch, it must be
tvcimiitea, is to-ctay more like the Ger
man of Luther than the English of to
day is like the English of Chaucer. Is
modern English then a mere corrup
tion of normal English after its arrival
in this country ?
Pennsylvania Dutch is tho ordinary
colloquial speech ot the German peo
ple with the corners rubbed oil, rui the
rounded peddle at the bottom of the
though the sharp edges have worn
. i .. .,ni n ......... . . .
Diuinau, buii u awuu. ui as a tree
tripped ot its foliage by the frosts of
autumn still remains a tree, so the
trunk and branches of the German
l&niruajre are found to-dav in our Penn
sylvania Dutch. It Is a mixture of the
booth German dialects, brought from
the region of the Upper Rhine, includ
ing Switzerland, with a wntadfamble
infusion of English words, it is true,
but what of that T Are there no foreign
words in other languages ? Aro tUre
no English words in the High Ger nan f
Turn to the German's dictionary, and
glancing down but one letter you llnd
ier Accent, tier Ariuei,
iter Agent, die Astronomic,
der Alarm, die Addresae,
Ambition, dr Appetit,
Anekdote, das Argument,
der Architect, die Arfhmetik,
aer Aristocrat,
for hundreds ot other througuout tin
alphabet It is not so much lb in
fusion of new word tsWMfora, nor t lie
direction of the words tarougii iIihIli
tie use as the unoousMtoMs attempt tu
transfer the spirit and structure
one language into ttooihu that tive
riku to the awkwitrd tTOMuaalniiiia
lhat ore Uatq (j tt-adipjr tlQW tta
Ue.
AN INVITATION
To Thou Who nwi I p lor Tim l ttrlmn
Ailrocate.
Mudesl prevents tellinj; ynil that
Bp nxo puur mifl vi 'nur'i In uep il of
Mm money 1 tint mini' r ""' '-iilwri-
bers owe u1 fur thn vrc. Tt Is
quite true, novuilueli"".. We nre in
need of money to meet our expenses.
wo buy our paper by t lie ton and otlier
stationery In proportion so our bills
dome IiIrIi. Now, you, perhaps, owe
us, and you are cordially .iurited to
send us the amount no matter whether
large or small' As n little reminder
no will for u fow weeha to come miirkn
Eue cross (X) on your paper, imd If
you are wise yon will tumble to the
hltil. Savey 1
ItAILllOAIt NOTI1S
Hhort rnmcrtipli Tlint MtULeof li.lvrett
to the JtnltrtHiil ltose.
t Benjamiu Ochenhousr, a brako-
mau employetl on the Ceutrnl, while
shlftlug enrs on that road near tho
South liMrview reilr liopa Monday
a week, by a sudden jerk was thrown
to the track and n heuvy gondola pass.
od over his left leg above tho kliee
completely crushing It. Tho case was
all tho moro sad when tho fact is
known that he only recently returned
to work after nit illnoss. He died
short time afterwnrds and was buried
atLehlghtou last Thursday. Ocheu
houscr was a native of this town and
tho funeral was largely ttttended.
t Lehigh Valley mileage tickets are
now good on ull Krlo trains bctcen
Woaverly and Elmirn. Tho order went
into cHect quite recently, und will
prove n decided convenience to people
about there. Jersey Central nnd Head
Ing mileage tickets are also honored
over tho same pint of tho road,
X Among the measures lo bo lLtro
duced in the houto of representatives
of this stato early after itsorgttulzation
will bo u bill aimed at tho I'ennsylva
nia and tho Reading Railroads. It will
provide for tho abolishment of tho
bcncllclal associations established by
these two corporations among their
employes.
t Tho Philadelphia & Reading and
Pennsylvania Railroads have issued
the following to produco dealers, whoso
freight they handle: "1 beg to givo you
notice that, commonclug Jan. 1, 1S93,
tho full tariff rates will bo charged by
this company on all shipments of green
truck, oysters, fruit, or other perish
able freight, and no concessions will
bo allowed in any way whatever, nel
ther will any freo tickets or redtfeed
rato tickets or passes be issued to
shlppors or consignees of this charac
ter of fi eight Tho custom of passing
shippers or consignees on market
trains will bo discontinued on nnd
after tho above mentioned date, nnd
such shippers or consignees will bo ro-
quired to pay full fare."
ItKLTZVII.Li:
-Wm Rohrlg left for Maurli Chunk
whero ho Is at work.
Henry Nebb and Chas. Chlstman,
of East Mauch Chunk, visited friends
hero last week.
Harry Stemlor left for Munch
Chunk whero ho has found employ
mcnt.
Jacob Kehrlg killed im oppossum
last week.
John Buchman, of Weissport, spent
Friday hero.
James Brobst, of Hillside, shot two
rabbits last week.
wnson liciiier trailed n cow on it
hor:o to Thos. Strohl, of Bowman
town.
George Krohgo spent Saturday
afternoon here.
-James Dniilmr, of WeisRporr.spetii
Sunday hero.
J. W. Ilnhn nnd wife, of Stcmlers-
ville.spcntSuudnj with Coplay friends.
-James Brobst and Miss Luclnda
Burger will be joined in tho holy
bonds of wedlock on Chiistnia Day.
Frank Shultz and wife, of Lnns
ford, spent Sunday wilh relative In
this place.
, II. Cohtenbader has returned
from a week's visit to East Manch
Chunk.
MAIIHNIMl.
Jlss LIkzIo llelslur, of LewWloun,
was visiting in tho Vulley lust week
Rev. A. Bartholomew will organizo
a class of catechumens at St. John's
next Saturday.
-Tho Sacrament of tho Lord's Sup
per wits administered lu tho' Evaugell
cal church Sunday afternoon.
- Mtsa Jeunnctte Old, of West Peun,
anu Jncou i-.uerts, or tills place were
recently united in tho holy bonds o:
matrimony.
-Miss K Lily Arner was vNltingat
Lausford last week.
Tho regular monthly meeting of
our school board will be held at Pleas
ant Comer this Saturday.
Tho basement of the re-built St.
John' churoh will lo dedicated on
Christmas Day. There-will be services
both morning and nfteruoou.
.ii;am:svim.i:.
Johu McOrow, employed us a
driver In No. 10 slope, wa ldlloJ cm
Monday. lie was knocked down and
run over by a loaded oar. MeOraw was
tho seventeenth killed in No. lOnlope
in less than three years.
-The work of maklug nronarations
for tho hoisting of coal from tho No. 9
slope in Yorktowu, is progressing rap.
idly. The trestlo work is nearly all
complete and as soon as tho shaft is
finished the work of taking out the
coal will begiu.
Mtt!e Gouldle at Concert Hall.
The popular world tamous little
"Gouldle- in the Kooky Mouutaiu Waif
at Concert Hall, Maueh Chunk, will be
an attraction that all should see. A
special train will bring Xvshighton peo
ple home after the performance.
ClirUtmaa G4liraHii.
The member of the OermauU San
gerbund are arranging a big celebra
tion at second Christinas at their room
at the Valley House. The program will
be of music and dauellur.
English Youth und the Arm).
'Walter Beunt, iu bis very entertain
ing and v tillable book on "London,"
notes an important change in the early
part of this century iu rhe feelings of
the English gentry abont trade. Mer
cantile life ceaatMl to attract the younger
sons of the gentry, who found employ
ment in the army or navy, and the city
was thus severed from the counties.
There is a man in this citv who is ex
hibiting a watoh to his frieuds which he
claims Mm a "crown. alaker balance, is
ooagatted to heat and cold, and has a
criminal confinement. Newborywwt
Herald.
Cane Colony is the natural habitat of
the largest known specie of earthworm.
It u a soft, acalelesii thing bet wee u aix
and sevt-u ftf t long, and much rrsembles j
our couuuou uuglti worm.
Some people hd tttut
u wry I.mI
li lUtolf HI U '
tiiti, tiluUgh
'UHiiicrtfil u !
nitrrur i fun u 1- n wj.
1 Tfb Liu u -ni.l t . ..
would U difti. nit tu Wit.
1ST or ATTLICATIOXS TOR LI-!
".jnm Lll'KNHKH tu Cat Inn Coun
ty al the January Court of (Quarter
Sessions of the lVuce. citnmi n ing
January -'nd, 18ftl.
m oi it ( avsh iioH'iuati
Lewis ArmurueU'r, taVt'm, llennl rtrrtmrc
.linrn.) Kenned
8ntiieli:i
:i:imi.i sin i
IiimIik reiser.
AnUioiu Tmiilnr,
Ifctflluild 7-t'lser,
J. B. Helper & 8
l'lilllp luidcr.
Mansion House
Hilsiueliauli street
llaee st reel
Siisiiui haliun street
West llrondwat
rMisoiiehaniia street
west rtrtMw1wa
Ameiiean Hotel
Ldwara Kenned) .
Frank McMitiK-),
lolm HtrauoiiiKer.
T nomas Look,
eeter nrauoii,
lAlnyeltelntx,
lit il. OUIIfTL'lUlll,
Hleclrlc Light Ilnllding
John K, Zerby, Sniwjimlianiw at reel
uainanne .1. snarkey, wnoii-naie, iiHiieu na
Aiiciinei jutiruil!
Joint 11. U, WejuKiT, lirener. West I)rmiilwa
iMVern
out ml. ami w
rreaoricK mam.
Jlhn AllDlch.
(lentle street, 2nd w
tieorjttj woudrliiir, rcsfrulit, Hwltcnuaci
WCK. HUH W
BAST MAI C'II rilUNK IIOROtnill,
Herman lllldebraiidr. tavern. Centre slreei
Aiitlwmv IVill " Itourlli airee
t 'nearer jtaaa. ' orta street
frank ttehwi-lbl nr. second street
Prank Antler, " uontre street
uiiii v, itrrui, cor innn o. i
hnndoln flersti.r. prstiMimol. Nnrttl Street
John O'llonnel!. " Nortti alreet
riu schweltmu, hrewer, secoml alreet
Chas a. Kneclit, Mverii Centre street
summit mix. ltoitoomi;
.TfljIIAlSllMauv U.n HI nrlrut A it 11 Kl
Jai. I'. Mcllautei. ' , White sin et
Atoert wiitlstman. itaiimad street
James McUonnell " "
lleo. I'. Huntinner, " l'rolit street
nininin v, iiuiiner, iisuimiim, iiubbui siictjv
Kilward tl'lirleir, corik& llamrd
Kdnuril 11. Iloyle, " ltallrtiatl alreet
Dellllls Meltnirli. White street
tleo. R reiistriiiNi.lii' Itallruad atieet
William Mclhial,, wholesale, lEallrnad street
juirnaei jirisun, unoieaale, tvnne r-ireei
LANBFOttD llORUdir:
Kdwnril J. O'lKnnel, taveriiTnllliel&aeltaclisIs
Mnaeallonser, ' Jtldfte sL Middle w
wiison ,1. imtnor, '
Ueclllr McIIiibIi, t'ailKin at Vest w
iininua i. iwriey, - est hhikc 11,
iaioes It. (liillAirli.r. Knri 1!ljn street
Daniel Mlilhearn. rL,nrniit. Itl.lue sheet
John T. Malloy, " icuiKOAVOeiitreel
juiiii .i. ,iinii.B. it. iieitaeil si., i. wniu
llenrgi' 11. Moltey. " ltlde st, 11 ward
Jilmes T. Kllilhinin. l
l'eler llorlan, i wholesale, llldge alreet
PallnL It!!,,. 1 I, ,1-1, u.ap.1
wiUTUKni.v nonoi-mr.
Abraham ratterson, tavern, racker alreet
iipiiii iiiim, -' cor I'.icKer ,v iiu
Howard Hclfemleiler, tlllkert House
ltarrv.1. KtiplintlmL . HiHlMil.ilfl street
CnaHT MeLser, " Hall mid street
iareuce larieion, jtiain sires-t
HaiiiIi llaitz, lullroul &2ndla
Uemv Hcliaefer. uholpsste. Iljiihoad street
James I'. lllKgins realaurant ltallroad street
will. Al lleim liner, iavmi ii. "
Ficilcrlck Wllhclin llelliuli tavern lliiiiHonst
LKiuitiioN noninmii
Jacob KlKller. t
iico. Keicnaril, i latent, nrsisirrei
Ktiianuel y, tJl.ni,
lbu.knnv
nirirsiiuun iviuer,
Z. II. r. Horn,
Henry Hruniln.p, "
Kind street
Itank Mreet
rimt&N. its
AUKiisi k. Miner, rPMaunwr.
WlHon A, t'eter,
1'. K. Clark. "
llttnk street
i irm street
lunk street
lunic street
Lehlenton
(1. II. M. Mocker, "
r i ti if riK iiuriiioarr, uoiesnir.
J. W. IL'llideubusIl,
1'lrst street
WKISSrOHT IVOROL'tMt.
Henry Clirhtinar. taern. Tort Allen Honse
11. H: KerltL r
Johi) llHiMinan, i VeUiott Hon so
Janifs MUlielin, White street
utc.ir Ainer, restAiirant, Near O. , u. ieKit
l'ARRVVILLR nOROUfltt.
AtfiMIIartnian, tavern, on Pulillc ltoad
MAITII cni'NK TOW XSHIP.
Jacob Hum, tavern, Nesquehonlng
Joaehlm i-'reundt, " Hacklebeinle
Thomas A Walklus," NpKiuelionlif;
LewlsA.Alantz. " Mloomlngdale
.Tosfpn Imager. " Nesoufh-Milini
Max Sehwelbln?, " Olen Onoko
.Joliii JCennev, " Netpiehoulng
Uhnrles Duke, wholesale,
John McCallery, bottler,
nAMKft TOWNSHll'
lolin A. Douirliertv. tmern. Heaor Meadow
Cor lime fliillnirhet
Hi'Eh H. McJJrlde.
j.eaver Aieauow
mi.3 r. i' ry,
.Tames Carberry, restauranl,
James U'J)oiuielI,
Stephen 1. Smith, wholesale,
Neal McHrlde,
Stephen P. bmlth, tavern,
Joseph (iHckautz, taern,
HiifthJ. liole restamant,
K l Ml EH TOWK9I111
I'rark Wlsler, taern, Lel)lli
Tannery,
i iiui I'i'hii.in,
Charles A. YVernet. "
II. W.Serfas,
Mud Kun
nc-jir AlhrljihtHllle
Alhr.Ktt.ll.e
IWVKIt 1 0 W AM IWS I r 1 "l OWN!) II 1 1.
Jacob Schcrer,
(leoree M. R.iohl,
Adam Hill,
E. C. 1 .eilv. .
John Kekett.
0.r,(ilIbert
Icnls J. Uhrlsln.au
rublle road, IMrellne
Millivort
HowmanitovMi
11 J it I eh (lap
" Uttle (lap
Mllliwrt
net iracnHvum i.u;iei
TOWAMKNUiXfl TOWNSHIP.
.Tosei'li Schatile, ta.rni,
Nathan stemler, '
F. r. Selberllnir, "
Trachsvllle
Hteinlersllle
Iloait lo Htroiidsliurg
I IIA.VKI.1K TOWKSHIP.
Jnhti UVlix. i trivcrti. Hast WelMiioi
John K H. AlbilKtit, " lbt.ul to Walckivllio
WUIinn 11. Ilcber, " llanity
JIAI10S1XU TOWNKUtr
nilat Markley, taveriif
I'leasunt tinnier
I'leasHiit Oorner
Alirnliain Smllh.
Kngeite if, llverllt,
Wn. Werner,
rarkerron
hi road In Summit Hill
HACK KB TOWNBH 1 1.
Henry HluMo, tav.,road Wealherly toTuntaijua
(leoree Ciaele, tavern, lload near Ouakako
rairit-u uara, tav., iio.ui to ueawr Aie;i
KXST 1'IU.N TOWNSHIP,
l'enros fleorge,
Adam lierger.
tavern, Perm faille HotH
" road to Manch Chunk
I.AtJBAKMR.
AUH ClllUple, tavern,
PKNN FOBF8T.
luek Mountain
Trank Kekhatt, ta.ein,
UatherlneKlbler, "
road to Mauch chunk
Malurond
LFUllin TOWMHH1P.
Daniel Ciiimon, tavern. lt Mt
OAVHX1. WAIKINK.rierk
December 17, U9J-3t.
PROF. ALEXANDER BOUDROU
iiicuvi:iii:r ok
Bjudron'i ffiracnlais Remedies-
I.Ibfiul 9Iiidd l'liyalclniiit i:odorae Thtm
As botuKthe (ireatf&t
juu-oeiy oi ine Atce.
In uccordanc't to n.lrtu
tiniiH, lu uKeasra here
tofuro no-called Ineur
able. Difhtherla, AMh
iiiA, bniiuhltti. catarrh,
eouKe&tlon ot the hniK-t,
HieieKult of HtintroKe,
i4iiin1ii(V nnd lininaiiar.
alUed restored to their
natural tondltlon, Snlno
nip ana ione aiseaHe rurfu. intiHum
Uclatlca, neuralKia,iirisiit'rtieaeoi uie kid
nejs, lif r complaint, dysentery, and jio ealletl
Kart ulseatte aro entirely wired ny pure mew
f.rn l invnuii nrorinrllli'.
nDurluit nl no ear over 16,000 nerttouti he
lial iheMmediciuMuna are iiiii wuneaaea
cl their worth. 1 will not go Into nraatee iiur-
&lf 1ulni7iior ?li(iiira of JUftSi Villi mil iu
inedlclnea oniy. 1 hare two eminent phrlelSHa
eonnnected with me to attend to i-aUli.it- at Ihe
reftiaeueei ot me wen u requires.
TCSTIMONIAIX
1'rota Patrick Uurke,
riuiJ.uEij'i'iA, Aprils, lfcl.
Prufeaitor lloudron )ar SirAllow me tu
send you my ulneeja tbatnu fur the good that
our medicine done me and you esn
puhtUli this letler ir ion chooae, for the benoAt
of the sufferers, lu which 1 v. Ill state I had my
hand crushed coupling the ears, and doetorm
for it, and was In the hospital about blx weeks,
and my liand became so swollu, aud luftsiuuia
tlon taklns plaee, some of the doctors thong nt I
would have to set m hand amputated to m
my life, hut 1 was told h one of my friend to
go to 1'rof. lloudron'ti office, aud get tome of his
medicine for It, aud that lie knew It would sate,
my hand.
1 went there and got the msdlclne, and In tae
weeks the swelling all went down, aud I had the
use ot my Augers, Then 1 went to woik, and
ooosklsr myself well, ami earnestly reccmimend
the rewedy to all afflloted like me. There U
iiothluglutbewofMUke It to destroy blood
ekHsou, reduce swelling, annihilate paiu, restor
lag aetwu In the uervet, and ctreuUtion lu the
Mom , there Is nothing to oesseare tu It.
Ilespertnuly Tours,
TATBICK BUfiKK.
170.1 N. nth U. rhiladelphia, !'s.
I'roiu Joseph ltlrkner.
ITU Ninth Street, rhtladelpLla, l'a.
riesae allow me to add my testimony to your
Hat. Ilaitng been tubatruek three time during
twenty years, the taut time It was so bad that J
was bed fast for four mouths; had the er best
Of doctors but wm stilt inulug away, with ap
petite poor, aud great pain all oer me. At
tempted to go out, but oould not stand tho sun.
would often drop down w hlle attempting to walk
the ease was considered a very bad one , It was
lUVIlllQU Ml I Ull Ull CUU
melt nod to run on couuefttlon of the brain, was
then recommended u
men reeoinmenaea u i-roi. otui ruu h uwaimut-
and 1 made out to cut Ui Ul olllce, 117 N loth
attetit, and I not ttw medicine aud lu three
wtek time I wm ! to be out and tendlut to
ray buiJueM,tisiUgboeotiuy horaett dlea 111
tbi WUtlnte from the h?d, while I ttood tt.
and am able to aund to baalaea uow. TttabkN
10 hm Ainuuy mm w ivui. jmiaruu a tueoi
ekte, wblcb 1 wlU rveooiuend forever tu an
poor sufferer aa I waa, would ba plaaswl tu have
an) uite call and iux me tor btrtiiur lufunuatluu,
lttnueetfully youn
JOtfEHI KIKKFli.
ofi.ee ami lAbttratory open dally fiom 7 a. tu
to a u. 111. Uall ur w 1 lie to
A Mi X AM I K K HOUn HOU ,
Fiir Norttifentliikrret,
dee. lu. Vj ly. rbltaddila. Fa.
Mend 2 erut stuuip (or tuluaUle book.
HUV YOUIl
Cliristmns Prosoiits
AT
Frank Loibcngutli's
NORTH HBOT HTKKKT,
isIhto uIm, be fuuui) ll
l--iitf l.me of tiue lrut,i-it;ht
Vi nit, t'u:.,lieb, llreeu Vvgv
luMt'-. 111 -M-iiMiu, Ac , at the very
ljwt".t I'l U'o-. Prumjtt atten
t . J . , 411(1 .'ou,! kTOiMtu
liStT CALL AND SEE L U.
i
Philadelphia Press,
lrajflr,mUy. Weeklr,
A FAMILY PAPER
WHICH IS
Clean, Uuatioial and Just Tlis
PAPi:!! for the
AMERICAN HOME.
Till' 1K KM8 hnn llto hrt itnuithlo ntasitllurtttin
to rwt urr nwn from the iiKxrt itniwrtant Mffe
huiI with neatlv 400 rorrespontlenta In l'ennsyl
VHiiift, New .Ti-nay tm4 1-elnwmv, t In- HI ate mud
Dfar-at-tumio dpwk in etntnA with ft routine
(Mtrerulnc ami aUftntlonut detail hoi eve n at
t4mptett by nny other paper.
Tho I'ren luu also the imt of eorrvtponmto
liiAlltheBrcftteaieHoftho Unlteil Hiatea, as
welt an flnanrlal and railroad ex)ert8 lit Chleaito
amltheWW. who keep the paper more than
ubrenfft with eveuta.
l no couinms oi uie miinia I'msareenneueu
by coul i Unit Ions from thorn whose names are
written hlKli In our llkta ot ureal authors,
novelist, fwlsU, a well as from men of high
rank in pnMIr life. The bestautliors know that
ineir uenc nuuti?Die are ine rraurrs vi ihb
Daltv. Sunilavniid Weekly Irraa.
In ixilltles'Ihe l'ross knows im other master
limn the !eo,ii nnd I lie iiasnwr ius ueen seen
an has been seen before, the marked fact thai It
n nuuftemeiii io no political uoss. u naa im
noil Ileal aiiitdtloni to foster. I.iit looks after Die
iiiteroHisof Its rAdertund tlellvers Itself upon
the Iwiesof tlieday In anmnnerboth frank anil
font lew, letth.R tho facti niieak fur Ihemtehe
atuU'vaUlnu no Issue, litit ineethiK them all on
the IhmIi of fiiir nlsv to all men at all tintefi. Iltt
luxes know mi distinctions and the rlthts of
orn- cinsH nwr nm-nifr lire iiPiiner reeoninseii
nor supported.
Advert Iseinents of Help AVanled may lie In
setted in Ihe I'roKH lor One Cent a Word.
Advertisements oi situations wanted cent a
Wont. Hoectat dan for HitnrtlSrmeiitn. Hnn-
da. Weini"uiay, Saturday.
TKHMS OF THE TKESS.
Hy mail, Hmtage free tu Hie United State,
i;anni4 ami fliexun.
Dally (exeept Sunda)), one jear fl00
one UHUIIII ..... BU
(lnefudlnn !tmdsy) one year
' " ttit a innnlh . M
Sumlayotiejear 3i
Weekly l'reu, turn jenr t.W
Drafta. Checks ami oilier Ilemlitaiieei should
be made payable the order ot
Tic Press Coipy. Limited,
PHILADELPHIA, lA.
lliali Prices have no place in
our store our patrons will tell
you that nntl consequently we
want your trade. Ave can save
you money. If you doubt it
come and eee.
Jfen's Overcoats, 3, and up.
Jfcns Stills, ft, .im) up
We alio have a Nice Line of
Hoys' Suits and Overcoats at
Closing out Trices.
Hioes for Men at $1 ami up
Shoes for Women at tl ami tip
Wo also line of well made Shoes
for Children at 40 cents and up.
sSlfpoers as low as 40 cents,
ItuM'ors for Boys ami Girls at "Or,
II libbers f r Men,
Knliler3 for Women,
Beautiful HIankels & Comforts,
Go from $1 to $-1,00.
Notv Dress Goods
Almost endless In variety an1 certainty
Lower In 1'rtces than tou can His
Ranio quality of gonU for else-
liere In town.
Groreiii's & Provisions,
of llio best quality anl al tlie lowest prleer.
Uhoiro Flour ami I'eed.
Fresh Country Produce.
Hrasliing Machines & ll'ringors
of tlm best makes al low rlces.
AM, fidODS Alii! DIIMA-KItKI) TREE.
H' liave a ltoomy, Pleasant Store,
electric lljlite,!. Come ami see in
GEO. H. ENZIAN,
North First Street, I.ehi-'htmi.
tm
NO BOASTING !
lleie a nnvor Wfore, can 16 hail a miiltltu.l,' nt snIlaU,llilns
.1l1.1t aro Jut th right llilne; for Christmas or New Vfar PrcM-nis.
No osptiise or trotiblo lias been spared to cellnse all formei ex.
lillillbn. WE Altli A SI'CCESS. Onr eoml. ami our crlees testi
fy to this unite posslllvely. Let ui eninne i.t a f.'W just to almvr
what wa uavo:
Watclies, Cloeks, Dolle, Jewtlry of alt Ululs, Wngt, Nock
laoss, Hair Tins. Silverware, Kiun Assortment of Sumluul
Itooks, Toilet Oines, Albums, Toys of all Untls ami then Con
fectionery li: enJless Quautles.
There nre no fimcy prices. Figures nro just
right nnd you will find hero jttt cxnctly what yon
want nt just oxactlytho price yon can niford to
ay for it. Come and see us-'
Ohas. H. Husbaum,
HltlDGE STItEET, AVEISSPOKT, 1A.
Some wJsertlsers say tkal they liny ami Sell for
Cath ami thereby are able lo aell Cheaper than nlhtr:
Tliis Is Not So, For At
M. T. TREXLER'S
Popular Carriavo Works.
YOU CAN BUY
All Kinds of Wagons, Carriages, Phaetons,
Carts, Sleighs, &c,
Cheaper Than Yob Can Boy Elsewhere Id The Valley
OUR WOKKTS W OR K OF HONOR .
Ill can sell 5011 Factory or Shoddy ork just us low, yes
a little lower than other dealers can nfford to sell you the same
article, hut we don't recommend it but
Onr Own Wort
Sunday School Committees
For Christmas Celebrations.
It Will Pay You to Suy All Your
Candy nnd Fruits,
Bags and Boxes,
FROM
(). il. Saeger, Wholesale DeRler,
BAST WEISSPORT.
' Tin
I.u'i bt and i t ;i well ns
Carbon louiitv ijui be found
tu be found
i promptly and free of charge.
Christmas Presents
FOR 1998
THIS IS THE PLACE TO BUI.
DcttM w U.W 'he vi ry lnrsest as
sfiflinent lo svleet from nt I lie mot
IleasnnaWe Tilees. This Is iioslllvely
I me as ,u will fln.l n an Insl-wllon.
Hnme of tho things we (iw an Hand,
some Hooks, Phl SUtlonry, HwhII
ful rifiiires, 1'ancy Toilet Chn,
rocket Itooks. l'nrsos, WrllltuT, leski,
Ink Stands, Clnlstraas antl Xw Yr
Cahls, CT.nl Caw,, Osmes, Toy, of all
klmlt n,l s. linmlrstl anil one vlr
llilnn. that se liaren't (nt room to
mention. Com, arid see n before, joit
bnr. We are sine In please ynti.
Luckenbaeh's
(il Hroadu ay, Mauch Chunk.
Reading R. R. System
Lehigh Valley Division.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively,
insuring oleauUuras nnd comfort.
Arrangemert of T.iwpnger
Trains.
I fJfjfJ- SrilKIHTl.R in Kl'PFL-T
' mv.U 1802.
TltAINS I.IUVK I.1M1K1IITO.N
Fur Newark uml New York 45. 7. tt, ami 1112..
Mm.: 3 tKL5JZB& 7.2(1 1. III.
lor Manunka Chunk ami llelYtilere 7.16
9.0), a, ln.f 11(7, 4.37 ftlul T.2H l III.
1'ur Lambi-rtvllle and 'Irenlnn P.OO and
11.12 n in., and 12.I.T JLiaiti. m.
I for Hlntlticton, CHtasauiiim, Allentown, llvth
li.lu-in, iiiui iL3toii,0.28,6.,7.M,U.(K,tlJM. 11.12
n, in , iz.bt, a.iiti, o.s;, 7,i mm iu.it. i in,
Tor J'hlUdeljihlji ninl pomtt Rontli Httl.4'i,
7.40, D.54 and l l.U u. in. ; 2.42, a.iKl. 4-37, &23 ami
7.'JU p. ID.
l''ori:efttllni;aiullIarriiiiiiK7.Kl and 11.12 n.m,
.1.(Vt t 'M find n.nt.
For How maun, Loiilttli (lap, I'lierrsronlf-iii-rv's,
White Hall, Coplay, and llokf-ml.uuiiia
U.4Z, U.W W.tl Oi ll.Vl 1U 111.; a.tJ, 4.91,
ft'ja. nnd to 27 v. in.
rorM.uKliClnirk cm, 7. 13,9.30, ti.ao ami 11.5a
a.m.; 1.10, 3.10, 4.13, 5.W, 7.32, 8.3V, 0.96 p. in.
l or Wentiterly and Il.i7letonti.s?,7.-u 0.30 and
11.63 a,in.j 4.1S, 6., 7.22, 1U.BU p.m.
For Malianoy City, Shenandoah and Ashland
C.52, 7.43, 'J-36 ami 1 1.53 a.lti. 4.1. 1, 7.22 p.m.
For Alt. carmel und SlminoKIn o.fi2, 7 .43 and
11. fa n. in. ft 20 n. 111.
For l'oUnllle ti.fti,7.43, 7.40, 9-10 11.12 and 11.H
a. in., 3;, 4.1ft, 7.22 and 7,'AJi.m
For White Haven, Wllkesbarreand SeranUm
7.43, d.30 and 11.33 a.m. ; 4.13, 5.20, 7.22 and 10.
i. in.
For l'itt stun and I.. & It. Junct., 7.43, 9,86, and
1 i.Kt a.m. ; 4.15, 7.1a ana iujki p, in.
For 'iimkhuunoelc 7,4.i and 11.53 11. in.; 4.15,
5.20 uml iu.6n i.in.
ForOvveo, Auburn, Ithaca and (icncvalt.l
ft-in.; lO.riU ii.ni.
For Ijieevllle. Toivanda. Sflire. AVacrli. Kl
in Ira, Jtoctiuster, lhirialo, N'astnni FalH and tli
Wst It. 53 a.m.t and l0.ni p. 111.
For Klmlra and the Wt-it la Halamanca at
1.1a n. m.
SUNDAY TKAINS.
For New York 0.07 and 11,12a.m.; tU7 ami
i. in.
For l'hil.ulilnlil.i 7,07 a. m.i 2 K, 5.17 and 7.2)
n. in.
For Kaston and Intennedlato Stations, 0.07,
7J17, 11.12 a.m.; 12 62,2JKf. 5.17 and 9JB p. m.
Fois Mauctl Chunk 8.14, D.&C, ll.SO, 11.34 11.53
a. 111.1 iu o.n, tt.44. ana v.w p. in.
For ItPiidlnir at G.Q7 a. m.i 2.52 mid 7.SC P. in.
For I lazlt ton ti.MJ, and 11 53,a.m. 3.10 and 10.5!)
p. in.
I'or Mahanny city and Shenandoah 0.5c, 11.53
II. III., m tt.lU p. I".
for Potl-tnlllr nt2.K2 . in .
I'or Whim IIufn. Wllki-e-lUirp. lMltslon
Tunkhannook,Touauda, Saj re, Ithaca, tleneva.
Aiimirn, r.imua, lUKiiesicr, jinnaiu, .niaKan
K.illn anJ tlm Wost ll.KI a. 111. nnd 1059 ll. lit.
For tnrlher pJirticulars Inquire of Awnttfor
1 IIHf tllUIVft.
A HWKKIAHD, (icn'l Manager.
(1. HANCOCK, Heneral rasieiiRer AKt-nt,
1 iiii'itu'iptiia, 1 .1,
V. NONNKMACHKlt, Aw't Cenerul Fa
ftcn'r Agent, tsoni It Jicl lilehem, l'a.
AIavl4,ft!.lr
PUBLIC SALE
BsferSn
TliiTo will bPsold fit itnlille Milti rm HATIIlt
DAY AFTKUNOON, Dec. 17, 1SH2, at two o'vlnck
at Hie pnhllc school building, l-t-hlghtoii, Fa.
Brick Set Hersh Heaters
They liavo only hn in nstMint tear ant aip
iu iir.KiasscouiiiiKin.
l!v order of tliu llonrd.
M.O.I!ltIAN,S.cretar)-,
OiSHEf'., the Lending 'lioto
grnplitir. I,t'hitliton
Cabinet 'holographs & Larger
bizes, icws ol Residences
in town mid county nt the very
lowest prices.
We Do
the (7hr.iM t .ita- ul'liuud, 111
urre. Ail uuus ii'liere.l
Iuie.
HershH
A Fairy Land.
It pprlHlnlj' Is no pxngfcia
Hon far tis in say Unit onr
smck resrmbles a fairy I.snd
Willi ntir Immense display cf
Cliristmns anil NTew Year
tlooili llmt nre now rrowillnf
our slielrn and counters nntl
brlntlng enjer purrliasors
lire. We ecllpso all mir
former efforts In tills display
bolli as to quality, assortment
and prlee. Hut In reJIpsltic
OtirHlf we also knock coui
MtUn slty hth. We will
mention a few tlilnm as space
Permits: Toilet Cases, Work
IlOWi, Uibles, Ilandsomeljr
Itound Volumes by Eminent
Aurtbots, (1 lore Cares, llamt
kerchelf Cases, Cuff and
Collar Dotm, Wlitsp Holders,
Hand Mirrors, Albums, Dolls
Head liests, Ink Standi
lleautlful Clirlslmas Cards,
and a Hundred and one otlier
tlilnnalliat trill pleas And
Interest yon. fVnie ami sec
us soon.
OnunT's Hlock, l.ehighton, Pn
Stoves,
Tinwaro.
Hoatcra and
Rangos.,
In Circat. Variety at
SiV3IU ' G HAVE li'R
Popular Store, 15ank Street.
Rooting nnd Spouting a specia:
ty. Stove repairs furnished
on sliort notice
Keasonahle!
I.ADIKS AND J1SSKS
Coats f&Jackets
In tlio very Neatest Styles
and at Ibo Lowest Trices at
E. IT. Snyder's,
nl-ro n full line of
Fine Dress Goods,
That can't be matched In this
town or county for Stylo
Quality or Trices.
See Our Goods Before
You Buy,
COHNim SKCO.VU i. ALUM Sts.
Wnnt everybody in hcliigliton
to buy nt their st-tro because
tltoy have not only nn ox
rellently nssotted line
of fine
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Provisions,
Boots, Shoes, &c,
but because their prices are low
er than these goods can be
bought for elsewhere in (own.
AVe show goods with pleas
ure, quote prices nnd deliver
all purchases. Don't forget,
but coll nnd sec us.
KRUM and KISTLER.
oliday Good;
Alii: COMINU IN.
Our Jewelry Store
On Pnnkwny, Lehightou,
is leading lienilqimrtent lor
W.atches, '
Clocks,
JowoJiy, all Kinds
nt the Very Lowest Prices.
Repairing Promptly Done.
Wilson Franfettg
Dankwny, .liCtlitglitq.n.
DRUGS, !
MEDICINES, jKcnuine and bet
SOAPS, nrop I'110 a,,- clieiip.
WINES,Kol l"r niedieinal ue
CIGARS, 'I'0 l1 mn'lc-
SPECTACLES, " fxtcnivo
and iucreoting trade. I guar
antee Htinctlfln to oery
customer.
PRESCRIPTIONS
earflfiilly
compounded.
-at ma
Control Drug Storo,
Dr. G. T. HORN.
W4 do imorI very often ajlow a Coiuh
to nu onf BawuM tkjr tbtsk it will r
to nu onr HrauM tb tbtok It will r
. Hht dos. tb. tfoiifa ut i ant.
causM no alarm ttrcnmp 4cp sald aai j
ctirpm.-' H.'t'aiisi' lhe probfr rfuiitv wis
iotusd. The rT lo l.rmk up any ( uuKli
ur IWil. ui. uiatlrr .1 oth.-r umJluui-s fail-
to heuirllt )ou. m to Iry I'm li Tiu, Ihr
iZ'rtr !. :r: r,
IbdUt' L'm Mom
KRUM
Q U tj?
wjUssroitT, pa,
i .a.
It is sfflwnnhle forlifrg!!stlVc
hints on Cliristmns purchnstg.
e telicve tlmt we enn meet nil
requirements in this highly im
portant lino withour excellently
jelcrlrd assortment of New
'loilrt Articles, SwctK Perfumes,
Hair Oil, Day Hum, Face 1'ow-'
tfers, Poclcot Hooks. Caul "ases,
Qignr f7ses, Cigars liy the Uox,
Poekot Knives, Hair, Cloth and
glioe Ilruilicg, Razors, Toilet
Soaps, Fine Slnlioneiy, etc.
Ttiesc nre only Home of the
inany things we have. We in-,
vite you cordially to como and
ke us before you buy else
where. BIERY, The Druggist.
Attention! Business Men
HAN'Kl.US, II IE OK ICRS, ROOKHKMiUH,
lAwYints, ornciAi.s.
A bit mot Makprft. ItMiirnnM Writers, rirrk'i.
Antl All whose llusitiMH ltetulrf Will inn.
Uotiot ilffnce your tmokn liy scratch I njr. tlso
'11 10 Ink Krnshm I'llectroslne ivncll
wiiu'norKstii'tiHnu.nt'oui.y aim
iloesnot ubrude the nn-ev.
A i'4wt and clftn art of Itooks it nuiirecUte.1 by
rjtxl llutiness Men. Atl'IrtMSHll or il era to (leu-
ftnl Aiwnt K. V. KlIKllNliK. Htcii.lfttivIII.
O.irb in county, I'.i. Trice W, fri anil 75 cenK
jaWfEU, IIiu bur be r, opihmiIu tlie Ojieni
thlnsrlii llnit-clas utile Drop In and ee liinv
CtosMoii Stmdaii. Tullct Articles rnrxHle.
STim.'.U'S KltAYINO 8AI)0,opposllP.the
AltVOCATK OKFICK, ll lirtld quart tvt
KhavuiK.baircuttlniiand sham poo (.njt. 'urlicti
tar attention paid to ruttlnjr ladles tiaiitr nnd
Chllilren' lialr. 'iolletarlUUforflalf. choice
Cigar. cai.Ii.
GO TO n.S. UOnEllHlE, under tho Kxchat,;c
Hotel. Bank street, lor a imootli sliavo wa
iiuhlonabie hair cute tST Hosed on Numtay's
UorMlfr's Hair tonic, cures D.indrutT. c.nrv
In stock a full line of fancy toilet articles at low
esi prices, auu nn nre iiip ouiypiaco in iohu
where ou can bnv Hende r's yrnn lor t hfitcff.
1? 1). CAM mum oer llio canal Pridae. Kat
1-i Vel5iHnt,eiiiliali, shaves and sIiiluiihhmi
lnst)le. tllvoina a call. ou mm aim buy
Iliy Hum, Hair Tonics, &c, at the ery lowest
prices.
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AIJJ3NTOVN,PA.
From now on, until the end of
tho season, we will try and lead
ALLCOMPKTlTOllS
iu tho Valley in our
COAT
, Department
In StyleiQuaUty.Qaantity
andLOH PHIfES.
Perfect fits guaranteed tn
EVERY BODY.
Besp-ctfiilly,
1 O 8 I B1 1 !a m5,
Corner 8th nml Uamilton Sts.
GO TO
NY'
"Corner Store"
Orauees, Lenious, Bananas, Hols,
Apples, Culiry,
Grapts, Table Raisiis, Confec
tions. Fancy Basiels, Qneens
ware, afid a foil lino of Nice
Lowest prices, good treatment,
prompt delivery
si j r i
uall and See Us.
g .
I I Jli X.' TO 1 1 i'ITs I? "fi1
- 1 I dl ' I 1 la
i EHIGHTON PA.
It Won't Cost
11V nre alwaj s doing something lo meet the pit-nun c of nr
patrons. U'e nic now making the best ofTer of the season. T.
Mory subscriber ho pays all narearages and a vear it. ndvrm
ror the Caihion Advocatk which is ONIS DOLI All we will give
ur'A w1.",0100 ' oithnr of lhe tu' jamn, "- mentione.1.
WOMANKIND l(i pages, full of bright and interesting nes
nudgossiy for women or THE AMERICAN FARMER, 10
i-.iBes, wnii rentung uinlter tlintill interest every farmer.
Ho want to have aO()0 Anvor.m:itbst
this ofl'er slmiils good Tor nil who fend $H)0 for n one jenr's sub
scription, wliether new renders or old, nil nte tietited nlike.
aenti in your lmines with tlie 1.00 and e will rend jeu the
Aiivooati: and your choice of the excellent puiniuins. Hcmcni
ber only SI. 00 l'nys fur (he Advooatk nnd either of rl e nl)nw
innntlily perioticnls.
lend UsYourNameand
I don't mereh make tluso liberal oilers, but. 1 pn i-r v tli nisi rit
.
to timioiior. j;o vou want i
. , .
which othtr agents sell from $l'Jo, to150 dollars, 1 will wll
you all you want for $85, on easy payments. A Cornet t Up
right Piano for S250 dollars Hint other
get almost any make Urgan or Tiaiio that is made, nnd I will
hero say go nnd got prices cWwhero, bring the Catalogue with
you and I will guarantee that 1 can saveiou from $25 to $75 on
an Organ and from $100 to $200 dollnrs on n Piano. JJon't be
afraid to call and see me. I won't wmry the life out of you to
sell, nu will I putan instrument in tlu; house, unlets you want
me to do so I will sell you the Ltfwifnco 7.ontnvo3 Piano Organ
forl58fi, now, go to Allcntown nnd let) if ytm can bnv one for
less than $125.
Do you want a ytandnrd Sewing Jachine, that other agents
sell!at50. JUy price is $30. The Davis nt $25, $30 nnd 05.
1 ho jrintc and Domestic at $00. The American nnd Uliite
Cottage if 25. Thcso arereyR openers, but Aaron is in it and to
stay. I vynnt the people fo-know that when thev j)ay over $!15
lor a Sewing Jnchinu it is money thrown away."
How about ICaihing Jlnchincs, T reduced the price to $5, now
nnjono pnii-iiy. Oil ye high
11 ill I nccB.
v -
rjear the Lehigh
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T p you are m need of Wall Paper, Window Shades, Curtain
- , , J'ples, Stain and Sash Ho s, Room Mouldings, Station
ary,, nil l'inds. pl,7.'rushes, Paint and Painters Supplies go to
FirBt Street, Lehightou,
f Lowest Prices.
Tl.o ladles of the county will ccntinue to find us headquart
ers for till tho now and pretty; things in Millinery at the lowest
prices.1, You iieel not go tj'Allentown or Philadelphia, we will
sell ytltt jSKonpcr than you enri bity in tho cities. City milliners
are nhojWomployed horo.
e .
Mich Dress Bobes
e are oftlpHg n Lot of French Dress Holes nt Gientlv Re
ditccd Prices. Mptyloetind (7oloriiif;h nre excellent, tuitl nil
nro to he chmawt lis follows:
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" ljl,60 ' '
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C f
- 634 Hamilton
Tit basl (.'liris Kiugle tlis world lias nn kuuwn couUn't half
reach tb HI- Auortuiimt ot Holiday Uooui now on-eablMttosTat
our Booolsr slow Toglyayuu aa Idea of ua( w Uav we WU1
bnt wjwHlon riusti TolU Cue,, Hmaktlt hot.. Alliums. MatilruTV
su. nuacrkeref J, Cloths Il.mpsrs. DoSs " mK,
rarUtty and U PrloM that ars almost elslug Umw w.y. W I ne Ssis
Lemonade and H'aUr gels, Work Boxes, Ink Stand. Toi In the
ValWy CoasAMsd sa ua kktsss. l,.,v Z..jh.;, " TT
B. K. Oulton, Lehighton, Pa.
You One Cent
IFFER ! !
1 . .s.s.( IIIVIII Vflllw
o
price agents I am after you and
l?.'Slfctfnlly,
t
r.
Bridge, Weissport.
Givo us n Call.
The prettiest line of Fall nnd
VlNTKK
Coats, Jackets, Cloaks,
AM)
Trimmed Hats !
ever put on sale in Cnrbcii coun
ty can now he seen nt
gultou'p
Millinery Stores,
Lehighlon & Weissport
u sell fur.lin.no.
" " t.l aii-l lis.nix
" " flT.0rtH.l t90,n.
" " ,6n
' ' 8O,0U
lf
St., Allentown.
buy el
il Jo lor Unrif'lit. Pi'min nnn?
SNYDER,
Andrew Bayer,
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