Tli first Law of Mature.
Wtiirhwlllntimnf ttdoM kmhiImm
folk! nrettr to riav tl IMS conimion 01 li o
IlTr rather than the BrsU Thf y Pfrpf tially
dm thf rnsHvn ultti rmrgatiT. total
litn M alt.ratlte.ot liter tremble.
Bt.marti lmtcra Is Ih successful candidal tor
rtis peoples i noico, ana j ev, i""""
Known as It u, there r iintortiinatw who
a train, th draslle remedies ol former Am.
It Is to tli Intolllltent portion "n P'!M'9flh"i
ll well known aHd Ion tried properties pi
Bitters appeal. Keason shonltl be guided liv -
.rienroln ine inaticr 01 ";
est tuld to our teet Istlie lampof eiprtlencj,
said a treat patriot ol the early revolutionary
ieriod'andtYie Mclamatlon Is nrearmnt wltft
srutn. roroTeraiiiimwuy t
ally has met with the endorsement or people
snlerlni from llrer complaint, malaria, const!
ation, rheumatism, debility ami tronh l i
Spmpanled by dyspepsia, latterly It ! de
clared ltwlf and been thoroughly approved as n
remedy for Ma grippe."
There are spots on the sun, aud yet
there are people who expect n ten
year old boy to be perfect.
BRUHKKNN B8, or th MUtTotl ItAIlIT,
Uund at il oin In Ten Iy ly adinliiU
l.rlns Ur. Haines1 Ooldn Specific. ,
It can b siren In a flass o( beer, a cup of cot-
K r tea,or In food, without the knoaledce of
a patient. II is absolutely harmless, and,""!
dnect a permanent and speedy cure, whether
tttei patient Is a moderat drinker or an alcoholic
srreck. It has been tlven In thousands of oases,
and In every insunce a perfect cure has foilow
idV It never fails. Th system once Imprefc
Sated with the specllle. It becomes an utter lui
aosslblllty for the liquor appetite to es 1st. Cures
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address th. Ooldkn SritclFlO Co., IMKar
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Interest they will take In you.
Sues In everjthlnn depends largest
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allien are little health producing pills We
t-.a nl.. l,bA MIT.?!. 111... '
SB pUlUir lu wuu ' J ' " 1
T. U. Thomas.
The reward for being Industrious
and amounting to something Is being
referred to asa"lncky devil."
flueklen'a Arnica Salve.
Ike best salve Intha world for Cuts, Bruises,
stores. Ulcers, Salt ltheum, Fever botes, Teller,
Chapped Hauds, Chilblains Cornes, and all kln
Eruptions, and positively cures riles, or no pay
reaulred. Ills guaranteed to gle perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Prloe 20 cents per
box. For sale by Ueber Lehlghten; and lllery
YVerssporU
Ilunger and ill-temper are couvertl
bio terms. Never disenss and import
ant subject before breakfast.
The senior proprietor of this paper has
keen anblecl to freauent- colds for some
years, which were sure to lay blm up If not
doctored at once. lie finds that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy Is reliable. It opens
the secretions, relieves Ibe lungs and re
stores the system to a healthy condition.
If freely nied as soon as the cold has been
ontracted, and before It has become set
tled in the system, it greatly lessens the
attack and often cures In a single day what
would otherwise have been a severe cold.
Northwestern Uotel Reporter. Des Moines,
Iowa. 25 and 60 cent bottVs for sale by
N. 11. Iteber, Leblguton, and W. F, Uiery,
WslisporU
It is a plain fact that twenty per ceut. of the
deatns In our larger cities ate caused by con
sumption) and when v,e reflect thai this terrlblo
disease can be forestalled by Dr. hull's Cough
rlyrup, Shalt we condemn the siuTerers lor their
negligence, or pity them tor their Ignorauce.
Would you know the qualities a man
lacks, examine those of which he
boasts.
SJIOO lie ward SHOO,
The readers of this d Der will be pleased to
learn that there Is at feast one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cum In all Us
stages, and that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure known to tho medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional dls
ease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly
upon the blood and macous surfaces of the sys
tem, thereby destroying the foundation of the
!Scase,ana RIVlUg me paueiil sirens!" uy uuuu
uif nn the ennsLltutlon and aslstlmr nature in
doing its work. The proprietors have so much
faith In its curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred lollars for any case that It falls to
cure, sena lor msi oi lesiiiiioiiiais. . .
Address, F.J. CIIKNKY&O ., Toledo, 0,
Esr-Bold by Drut!glsls, 75c,
Kaaerness to broduee something cheao often
uunus us to me iinponance oi mil
thing good Uull'S'liead Flavoring Ki
both cheap and good. 10 cts. a bottle,
is to the linnortance of mnklui; aulue
rood null s-iieaa flavoring i.xiracts are
In diving to the bottom of pleasures
we bring up more gravel than pearls.
A Good Kecord. "I have sold Chamber-
Iain's Cough Iteineily for ten s ears," says
druggist , u. begg, ui vial, la., -and
kave always warranted It nnd never had s
bottle relumed, During the past 00 days
i nave sola twelve uozeu ana it nss given
perfect satisfaction In every Instance. ' It
coes not dry up a cough, but loosens and
rallaves it. It will cine a severe cold In
less time than any other treatment, 25
sent, 60 cent and (1 bullies for sale by
N. U. Reber, Lehighton, and II' F. Dlery,
niispon.
One terrible offset against the good
said about a man on bis tombstone Is
bis newpaper portrait.
Two Valuable Friends.
1. & nhislrlan cannot bo always had.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises
and Ilurns occur often and sometimes
when least eipected. Keep handy tbe
friend of many households and the de
stroyer of all pain, tli fa nous Red Flag
Oil, 25 cents.
2. Many a peeclous life could be saved
mat is being racked to death with Ibat
terrible cough. Secuie a gooj night's rest
Df investing 2D cents for a bottle of I'm
Tina, tbe great remedy for Coughs, Colds
ana consumption. Trial Domes of ram
Tina free at T. D. Thomas' Drug Store.
About all some men do is to spend
their time getting ready to do some
thing they never do.
Good taoks.
a. u. Ulinord, nw uassel. wis , was
troubled ub Neuralgia aud Rheumatism
his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
reii attay, anu ne was terribly reduced in
USD ana sirengtu Three Dottles of Elec
trie timers cured mm
Edward Shepherd, ilarrlsburg, III., had
a running sore ou bis leg of eight years'
standing. Used three bottles of Electric
Hitters and seven boies of Rucklen's Ar-
nloafialve. and his lei; is sound ani well.
Jono Speaker. Cauaba, 0 uas five large
Feytr sores on his leg, doctors said be was
Incurable. One bolll of Electric Hitlers
and odk box of Uucklen's Arnica Salve
urea mm entirely, bold at Itebtr's Drug,
store, Lehlghton, and Illery's Drugtore,
ii eissporu
The girl who majrles a title very
frequently turns ber fortune to
count.
Nothing so distiesslng as a backing
tough. Nothing so foolish aa to suffer
from It. Nothing so dangerous it allowed
to ontlnue. One Jinute Couth Cure gives
ruiuiemaie reiiei. i, u. i nomas
"Why otjn't I marry the duke, papa f
Ills titles are all right," Ves, but his
deeds are all wrong.
Headache is tha direct revolt nf in,na.
tlon and stomtch disorders, ileroedy Iheae
by using De Witt's Little Early Risers, and
your headache disappears. The favorite
nine puis everywhere. T. D. Thomas.
A man never knows what he can do
until be tries and then he Uolten sorry
be found out.
For Instance, Mrs. Chat. Rogers, of Ray
City, Ulcb. , accidentally spilled scalding
water oyer her lltt'.e boy. She promptly ap
hUd De Witt's Witch Ilazle salve, gitlug
Instant relief. It's a wouderf ully good salve
tor burns, bruises, sores and a sure sure
for wiles. T. D. Thomas.
Woman is a greedy creature. She
robbed man of a rib at tbe outset of her
career, and she has been after his heart
vertluce.
No Woman
Is beautiful with a bad skin, covered with
pimples, freckles, moth or lan. I have
been asked many times 'what will rciuote
I bee unsightly blemishes. No face paints
or powders will remove them, as Itiej are
caused bv Impure blood. Tbe only pure
remedy I have ever teen! Is Sulphur lilt
ten, and In hundreds of case I bat never
known them to fall. -Editress Fashion
Osteite.
The mother of a murdered man
sleeps, but the mother of a murderer
remains awake,
EnlUlMl to CoaOdeor.
Mr. T. D. Thomas, DrugjiUl, should
have the coondeaee of Ibis o iwinuaUy, bis
filling Is one of respuuilWiUy; very often
precious lives are entrusted to bit earei
laklnr tbe steaey for tailing the celebrated
Red Flag OU should be guarantee, It will
do all that Is etalmed for it and io rued)
excels it for the oultk cure of KUtiiBatUm.
Neuralgia, SinaUi aud aU bodily pain.
Me A eeati,
MODERN COURTSHIP.
They were sitting close tomtber
In a pleasant, shady nook;
Tbey looked at oue anot ber
With a loving, longing took.
Then. Edwin broke the ellenr ,
Ana with emotion shook,
As he softy, softly whispered,
"Angelina, can you eookt"
His auloiis face grew tranquil,
Angelina whispered "Yes;"
Ills thoughts of well cooked dinners)
Ko language could express.
Ills hand sought Angelina's
In a lingering caress:
Then he said, "Oh, Angelina,
Did you make or buy that dressy"
Edwin's heart grew-oh, so Joy full
. For she alwaya made her f nicks.
And lightly straied his fingers
Uver Angelina's locka
While they gated upon the roses.
The pinks and hollyhocks.
Then again he summoned courage,
"Could you knit a pair of socks!"
Poor Cupid near them hovered
And he listened In dismay.
Sighed be, "I'm out of fashion.
I am only In the wayt
Out of print's the old, old story.
Pelf holds universal way!"
Then he wept aa Edwin whispered,
"Angelina, name the day."
Boston Courier.
MY FIRST DUEL.
"Who Is that pretty girl who bowed
to your
"That Is Carmen Ellnurl de Garcia."
As he spoke an amused smile passed over
the face of Carlos Gonzales.
This short conversation was held be
tween two young men one afternoon as
they stood under the arcade of La Con-
flteria del Aguela, In Calle i lorida, in
the city of Buenos Ayres.
Both young men belonged to tho gilded
youth of our city, and having very little
to do were amusing themselves by
watching all the pretty girls pass along
tbe Calle Florida.
"Whr do you smilef asked Dr. Fed-
erico Pinares, who had been the first
ono to speak.
"You would also smile, answerea
Carlos, "if you bad made a fool of your
self about a woman, sent her enough
flowers every day to adorn a church,
stayed awake all night to write a few
lines of poetry to send beri danced with
her so often that every one said, 'Oh,
yes, they are going to be married;' fought
a duel for her, ana then naa mat very
same woman pass you in the street with
a cool bow and completely ignore yon
otherwise."
You fought a duel, whyr asked
Federico.
It is a long tale, nnd it happened
while yon were in Paris studying medi
cine. I presume you never heard of it?'
"If I did, I do not remember now,
answered Dr. Pinares. "Now, Carlos,
tell me all about it."
'It la nearlv half oast 6. Let us go
to the Cafe de Paris and have dinner.
There, after dinner, I will tell you tbe
story."
The two young men proceeded toward
Piedad street and entered tne tiniiianiiy
Uehted restaurant of the Cafe de Paris.
After a costly dinner, for In Buenos
Ayres everything is costly, they asked
for their coffee and chartreuse, and Car
los Gonzales commenced his story:
"Three years ago I would have gone
fighting windmills, a flock of sheep, or
worse, like Don Quixote, had any one
told me that Carmenolta Ellaurl was not
the prettiest girt In Buenos Ayres; but
for that matter I could name you half
a dozen men who thought the same
thing, and among them was Ernesto
Frlas.
"You perhaps remember what great
friends Ernesto and I once were, but
when we both began courting Carmen
all onr friendship flew away upon the
wings of tbe wind.
"Carmen certainly gave me reason to
think that she was serious, and I sup
pose she did tho same to Frias, for many
people believed sne would marry mm.
"One nicht it was reallv 3 o'clock In
the morning we were playing cards at
tho Club del Progreso, when between
two games one of the men' remarked,
'By the way, Frias, when does the wed
ding come off
" 'What wedding" he asked.
" 'Why, your marriage with Carmen
clta Ellauri.
" 'Now, don't be foolish,' Frias calmly
said; 'go on; give me my cards,'
"All the men laughed, and one of tfiem
said:
".'Silence gives consent, and eo we
may believe that you are engaged to her.
Well, let me congratulate you,' And so
saying he shipped Frias on the shoulder.
"Frias only smiled complacently, and
they continued their raillery until I
conld stand it no longer, Inasmuch as I
had been on fire daring all the conversa
tion, so I Uftexl my head and said as
calmly as I could:
" 'Gentlemen, it is in very bad taste to
thns nse the name of a lady, and any oue
who does It or allows It without resent
ing the insult is a coward.'
"Ernesto turned pale, and pushing
back ma chair rose to bis feet.
" 'Am I to understand that this insult
la directed to me'r he asked.
" 'I care not what you understand,' I
answered; 'I expressed my sentiment.'
" 'And do you know what my senti
ment lsi he asked. 'I think that you are
the greatest coward for daring to take
that lady's name as a basis for a scandal
and a quarrel.'
"Blind with fury, I advanced toward
Frias, and with my open palm smote his
cheek lightly. Ernesto clinched bis flats
and made a move toward me, bnt some
Of his friends held him back, as others
were holding me. Ernesto took out his
cardcase, and with trembling fingers
opened It, got a card, threw it on the ta
ble and said : 'I hope that Senor Gonzales
will not be coward enough to refuse to
meet me. Tomorrow, or rather today,
at 10 o'clock In'the morning, I will send
hhn my seconds.'
" 'Mine will bo ready to meet those of
Senor Frias,' I ceremoniously answered.
" 'Well,' I thonght on leaving the clnb,
here I am engaged lu a duel, but I don't
care; I wad defending her; besides I shall
have the choice of weapons, and cer
tainly I shall choose swords.'
"I was an expert with the sword, as I
bad taken lessons from the oelebrated
Italian professor, Signor Spadachuii, an
my mind was perfectly at peace.
"When I reached home I wrote two or
three letters to friends of mine, who I
knew would be my seconds, ordered my
servant to take the letters to their re
spective addresses aa soon as It became
light, and then went to bed and slept
calmly until 8 o'clock.
"At about S I saw my seconds and
gave them my instructions. I was rather
excited until I saw them again, nearly
four hours later, when tbey acquainted
me with the result of their Interview.
Wa were' to go to Montevideo to fight,
for, as you know, dueling is forbidden
on Argentine soil. The meeting would
taae place next day at 2 o clock p. in. In
the country house of a friend of one of
my seconds.
"In the meantime the Itory of our
quarrel had become publia property and
me arternoon papers were full, of it. I
managed to elnde all the reporters, and,
safe from annoyance, took the steamer
bound for Montevideo that evening.
Next morning I landed In that city
very much the worse for a terrible storm
that we bad encountered. lu crossing
over.
"I slept nearly all the morning, and
at noon tbey vailed me' to dinner. I
conld not eat a mouthful of anything,
and by a quarter pat 1 1 stepped Into
tho carriage that wa to oouteyme to
the inettting place.
"W arriv.l there hJI too soon, it
seemed to me; but no, Ernesto Frias, with
bis seconds, was there, and also a physi
cian ready for whatever emergency
might arise.
"When all the naual formalities bad
been observed we beron our duel.
"ErneV la a good swnrdunan and so
am L We both went through the forms
ef attack and defeus with a itch skill
that It would have made glad the heart
of our teachers bad they seen us.
"One mortal hour elapsed and not a
senuh bad either of ns received. The
thing was getting to be, to say the least,
slightly luovoiuiioua, and so I began to
charge mora impetuous.," Friaa de
fedSedlumself in a masterly manner. I
began to lose my bead. Presently I felt
atjhjgg op),! ajj ahax g yjtrof mj
tipper arm. in nrawnig out tne swora '
blood followed It. Our seconds tmine- ,
diately stepped Wween ., a ,d the doc- ,
tore tore off the sleeve or my left arm ,
and dlsclowd to my eyw a small wound
betTreeu the elbow anil the shoulder.
"Frlas declared that he was mitlsfieil. i
and so woe I, so our eeconds solemnly
said, 'The honor of both gentlemen Is
vindicated.' Onr courage was now un
questionable. Wo shook hands, and so
ended my first and only affaire d'hon
neur," "Yes, but what of the rest, the lady,
etc.," asked Dr. Pinares.
"Oh, the papers wero full of It some
praising, a few censnrlng, but on the
whole It was very flattering toFrias,
and a little to myself, As for her well,"
laughing, "that Is what amused me. She
would not see either of us after the af
fair, and a month later she married Don
Pablo Garcia, a very wealthy merchant.
It seems that she was engaged to htm
during all the time when she was mak
ing fools of Fries and me." Translated
from the Spanish or .ram A, icuareo
for Romance by Amalla Solano.
Shyster lawyers.
J. L. Reese, of Brooklyn, holds In
special detestation the shyster lawyer
and his methods for obtaining business.
Mr. Reese is at the Grand Pacific and
said that some weeks ago while crossing
street in New York city ho was
knocked down bv n wagon Hint was
going at a rapid rate, but which be
could bavo avoided if he had been more
careful and not In such a hurry. He
was carried into a drug store, and the
driver, almost as scared as be was, was
one of the first by bis side. Ue gave Ids
name and address to a policeman, who
constituted himself the first judge In the
case. -
In a few honrs he was not much the
worse for the accident nnd went home,
lie had hardly finished breakfast the
next morning when a lawyer called who
insisted that he knew all about the case
and dilated at some length on reckless
street driving in general and the care
lessness of the driver in this case in par
ticular. He was informod that if Mr.
Keese determined to prosecute the case
he would be informed. Before noon
four other lawyers called, and each tried
his best to induce the injured man to go
to law alxvtit it. Mr. Reese finally gave
orders that If any one else asked for hlra
to find out If he were a lawyer before
admitting him. If nny more called ho
didn't hear of it. Chicago Tribune.
Loss of Teeth Afreets Ing-th of Life,
The loss of the masticating teeth be
fore the thirtieth year moans a shorten
ing of the life of the indlvidial of from
two to five years. To know the extent
to which many of these teeth are lost,
even before the fifteenth year, one has
only to turn to the reports of the ex
amination of the teeth of children in tbe
schools and orphan homes of London
and elsewhere. If some effective meas
ures are not adopted for combating the
ravages of dental decay it looks very
much as though another half century
would find the poorer clase of English
people practically edentulous before tbe
twentieth yenr. New York Commercial
Advertiser.
Yearning fur City and Country Life.
The man who lives in the country
yearns for the city, the man who lives
in the city yenrns for tho country. The
fanner would seek jient precincts of the
town and bend over ledgers; the clerk,
already bent double over his ledgers,
craves the free air and the unconfined
horizons of tho farm, the distant hills
and tho brosd acres between. Variety,
is It not, which they both seek?
In oppotlto currents, doubtless, but
both continually by immutable tenden
cies. Such is certainly the optimistic
theory of tho situation implied by these
"abandoned" farm pamphlets. Is It the
true oue? Appleton Morgan In Popular
Science Monthly.
A Naiel Dlvlnf Hell.
Archibald Price, one of tho pioneer
settlers of Kanawha valley, west Vir
giubi, was making maple sugar in a
grove across the river from his house,
when lib caught sight of tliruo Indians
skulking in the vicinity. "The var
mints!" he said to himself. "So they
menu to l-ounco ou mo when I've two
pails o sap a boam.
He whs just Ktnrtitif! for some of the
more distant trees. Of course ho changed
his pnrOHe on Hie iusniut, but he wut
qnick wijted enough to give no Bign of
the tact, and for n tew moments busied
himself about tbe boiling place, whistling
merrily.
If bo set on acro-w the river in his
canoe, the Indiana would pursue and
shoot hijn. He had a brother who was
a sea diver. From bim -he had learned
something about diving bells, and he
now took a sudden resolve to make hla
kettle serve him in that capacity. He
emptied it, bnt in such a way that an
observer at ft little distance wonld have
supposed he was filling it from a tub
atanding near.
As soon as it was emptied ho lifted It
quickly, -and hurried down the river
bank, whero ho raised it, in an inverted
position, over Ids head, the rim resting
on his shonlders, nnd walked Into the
water. The bank was steep; and the
water was noon up to bis shoulders.
Keeping a firm hold of tbe kettle, he
proceeded. The water got deeper and
deeper until it was several feet over the
top of the kettle.
The improvised diving bell answered
its purpose excellently, supplying air for
.him to breathe until he emerged on the
home side o( the river.
So Mr. Price saved himself and his
iron kettle from falling into the hands
of the siivngea. Youth's Companion.
The Ills and Fall or Families.
A family, liko a ruco or a nation, does
indeed bud, flower and run to seed, and
the seed must be transplanted to new
oil in order to bud and flower again.
Now a part of the foolish ancestorship
of the past resulted in the creation of
aristocracies built on the foundation
of an illustrious nnceetor. We are get
ting wiser and better. We are putting
onr aristocracies closer to the primal
source. We are learning no longer to
respect a man because his ancestor was
better than himself, but becauso he him
self is an ancestor, The farce of royalty
is played out; the farce of rank and
caste la lu a moribund condition. All
men will soon learn to laugh at the
claims of long descent. Many men
laugh at them now. And this in itBelf
is an Immense step in advance.
Snobbery, vulgarity, pretension these
hideous traits will soon be of the past,
Onr grandchildren, freed from tbe ab
surd Ideas, the absurd restrictions of
semisavHge inception, will bo larger,
more generous, more tolerant better, in
short, than ourselves. Fresh and vigor
ous blood will intermix with the worn
out descendant of great men, and in
dne time greater men from the stock
will be born to the future. Every suc
ceeding age sees the abandonment of
some superstition which has checked the
progress and development of tbe race hi
tho past William & Walsh In New
York World.
A h'ew rhotogTaphl r-roeeta.
An effective and greatly simplified
method of producing a photographic
representation in the form of an intaglio
engraving, or, as it is generally called, u
"photogravure," is being Introduced.
Tho new method Is Intended to rednoe
the time occupied In the process, which
usually takes many days to a few hours,
and to dispense entirely with the supple
mentary aid of the skillful engraver.
Its essential feature lies in tbe fact that
the picture,, instead of being obtained
from a grad uated depth of the engraving.
Is produced from a sunken surface of
uniform depth, the gradations of light,
half tone and shade being effected by
minute lines and stipples of varying
thickness, but of uniform distance apart
from center to center.
The pictura is made up of equidistant
stipples, varying from a microscopic
point up to a alw where tbey coalesce In
a solid black, the half tones consisting of
stipples about 1-UUtb of nn inch In di
ameter. If a roaree sMpplo is used the
effect varies from that of nusotint and
approachea more nearly that of a line of
Leturravtug, tho tight siyidea being made
up w ptuwpuuw lines and atsppiea, UXa
the elf ecu of a steel or copper plate ea
tTjtiaj( ol entts ltarv"V
Mootbs.
" "j had a Mg
' J said a
.. ..,. - ,,.
reason, lie jnmied overbonnl.
There 1
whs a little rongn, anu it was quite
awhile before we got the bouts lowered,
and we lost sight of him. Bnt we pulled
back n little way, and I soon saw him
swimming with all his might, bnt in tho
opposite direction from the boat I
yelled to him, and when he saw he was
discovered he mane no runner enon to
get away. . And where be was going is
more than I know, for it all hiipponed
In mldocean. Wo hauled him Into the
boat aud made for the ship. It was four
months before we made port, and yet in
all that time Sandy, for that was his
name, never spoke a word. No ono on
board could get a sonnd from him,
"Sometimes he would lie down on the
deck and seem to bo asleep and some of
the crew would slip up and stick him
with a pin. At first he wonld twitch a
little and then would not move at all.
We made a bed for him down below and
kept him away from a knife or other
weapon. You could tell him to take the
wheel nnd ho would steer right enough,
bnt if you asked him what course the
shin was making lie was silent as tne
grave. And when we mado the first
port he went ashore, and I never saw
him again. But some of tho crew said
he regained his tongue on land and
thought hniuulbeen 'playing us 'all tho
time. But it was a strange case." San
Francisco Examiner.
Mens About London Duties,
I wish to aniinuticu for the benefit sole
ly of the youth who desires to be English,
that the turning up of llio trousers at the
feet is quito the thing nnd Indicative of
"squally weather In London; that It Is
also quito the thing to 1 very slow,
painfully slow, in speech, and that to be
tray interest in anything or anybody is n
serions fault in tho makeup. The advice
to preserve on all occasions n fixed and
Btony gaze is trite and altogether un
necessary, I am quite well assured that
tho man who writes a book on bow to
be English, if he goes to his grave un
wept, unhonored and unsnng, will at
least have mudo enough out of the work
to defray the expenses of his burial. But
I want to say that tho thing above all
others is to have a small appetite, par
ticularly at luncheon.
In the near neighborhood of tbe city
hall is a "hole in the wall," where many
of our most successful lawyers take their
midday bite in some cases a most sub
stantial bite. Thoro was quite n gather
ing in this resort tho other day at noon,
when the very latest in London makeup
arrived. Leisurely walking to the bar
the "Londoner" drawled, "Walter, give
me a bit, just a bit, of toast and a glass
of milk," In the silence that ensued up
on this light demand, it Is related that
tho waiter, in tho excitement of tho mo
ment, buttered the toast and neglected
to pnt waiter in the milk. Washington
News,
Looked Too Worldly.
An Anbnm man was rebuked for In
dulging in a pleasantry in a prayer meet
ing not long ago, but (till daring spirits
occasionally transgress in that way with
out being gridirened. It is related at a re
cent parish meeting in Richmond, Me.,
to see about culling a pastor, a well
known citizen prominent in church af
fairs took occasion to remark on the ap
parent indifference of church members
to tho object for which the meeting had
been called.
Ue had hoped, he said, to see the church
membership fully represented, but It was
with much regret that he noted their ab
sence. At tbe conclusion of tho gentle
man's remarks a woman in the congrega
tion who bad grown uneasy under bis
criticism ventured to suggest that there
was a fair representation of tho ecclesi
astical body present, Indicating by a wave
of her hand several church members
occupying seats in different parta of the
house.
For a moment It looked like a knock
out in favor of the woman, bnt the gen
tleman was equal to tbe occasion, and
straightening up ho remarked with his
usual gravity, "It may bo that our
members look and appear so much liko
the world's people that I did not' recog
nize them," Lewiston Journal.
IVIilttler't Designation.
Hero is a beautiful extract of ono of
Whlttier's letters to Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps:
I have just been reading Canon Far
rar's sermons on the "Eternal Hope,"
and I agree with bim in the title of one
of them, that "Life Is Worth living,"
even If one can't sleep the biggest part
of It away. Thee and I get more out of
it, after all, than these sleek headed folk
who sleep o' night. I quite sympathlzo
with thee in what thee say of the
"causes," Against all my natural Incli
nations I have been fighting for them
half my life, "Woe is me, my motherH
I can say with the old prophet, "who has
.borne me, n man of strife and conten
tion." I have suffered dreadfully from
coarseness, eelf seeking, vanity and Btn
pidity among associates, as well as from
the coldness, open hostility, and, worst,
the ridicule of the outside vorld; bnt I
now see that it was best, aud that I
needed it all. Century.
Palling Memory.
Leech was at his best as anntcrtainer
in bis own home. Dean Hole asked him
one day, after Leeci had given blm a
delectable dinner at his lodgings In Scar
borough, how be made such good cham
pagne cup. "Tha Ingredients," he re
plied, 'iof wh,ich this refreshing bever
age is composed, and which is highly
recommended by the faculty for officers
going abroad and all other persons stop
ping at home, are champagne, Ice and
aerated water, but In consequence of ad
vancing years, U&vays forget the selt
zersExchange!' W Don't Uell.T It. i
nusband (to -wife at tbe theater)
Have you bronght the opera glass?
Wife Yes, but I can't tise It.
"Why nott" '
"I forgot to bring my diamond brace
let." Texas Sittings.
An Chance llt.
A decade had elapsed.
In that iriod vast clianges hail been
wrought, women were admitted to all
fields of human endeavor and the avoca
tions formerly considered to belong to
the sterner sex exclusively were open to
all.
In a quiet resort, somewhat removed
from tho busiest thoroughfare, one man
chanced to ask another for a chew of to
bacco. Thence the conversation turned
by easy stages npon the evils of tha day.
."Bill" -
The man with a look of settled despair
In his dark brown eyes was Bnbdued in
his address.
"it's getting so a fellow without a
wife has Just alwut got to starve."
"Yes."
"It's a shame tho way the women have
crowded ns out of business."
"True,"
Both remained in silent meditation for
a moment.
"But then"
The look of settled despair was some
what less pronounced for a moment.
"we should be grateful that Prov
idence has left us pre-eminent in one call
ing, Thank heaven, they can't compete
with us lu dressmaking."
It was a comforting thought, to be
tare, Detroit Tribune, '
Lav1 StraLffr.
An Ingenuity worthy of a better cause
was shown by a man and his wife in the
lockup at llath the other day. They
were in separate bat adjoining cells, and
managed to keep up domestics happiness
under these difficulties by playing a
game of btgb-low-jack through a crack
In the partition. Lewiston Journal,
SonllMs Corporations,
Child I don't believe the canal oom
panles cares much for children.
Mother Why notr
Child In the summer they put the
water In, so well get drowned, and In
the winter they let the water out, so we
can't skate. Uood New.
La grippe has made aooh terrible rav
agesamoBg-ns that tbe smile that once
arose when rf enttee waa made to It has
bow changed Into a grave and very sni
os axpreaalaa. (
N. H. Downs' Elixir
WILL CURB THAT
Cold
AND STOP THAT
Cough.
n&i tood the teat for 8IXTT TEAJtt
vnd bee proTcd Itself tha beet remedy
known for the cure of Cn$umption,
Cought, Cotdt, Whooping Couff, and
tl Lung It$a4e in young or old,
Price Ko., 60o., and 11.00 per bottle.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
BoldbyW.F.nterr.
will be paid for a recipe enabling
us to make Wolff's Acme Black
ing at such a price that the retailer
can profitably sell it at iocabottle.
At present the retail price is 20c
This eSr h open until Jsmisrr 1st., 1893. For
particuljre address the unucrslgDtu.
Acme Blacking is made of pure alcohol,
other liquid dressings are made of water.
Water costs nothing. Alcohol is dear. Who
can show us how to make it without alcohol
so that we can nuke Acme U lacking as cheap
as water dressing, or put it in fancy pack
ages like many of the water dressings, and
then charge for the outside appearance in
stead of charging for the contents of the
bottle?
WOLFF & ItANDOLPII, Philadelphia.
P8K-ROSSS
Is tne name of a paint of which a 25c bottle
1-, enough to make six scratched and dalled
cherry chairs look like newly finished ma.
hoganies. Itwilldo many other remarkable
things which no other paint ctin do.
All retailers sell it,
For aTliorough Training In
BUSINESS or SHORTHAND.
It will pay jou to visit the
AMERICAN BUSINESS Collene,
Centre Square, Allentown, Pa.
Tli ft molt Thorouirfc. Rest ItetulateiL And
Finest Equipped Commercial Training School
In Pennsylvania,
Qi SKPAItATK
13C DEl'AKTMENTS
T!5 rrlif- CoMrETKST
fJXgUb IsmuUCTORS.
Mast fraction. Course at Honest Kates.
Uetneen30Uaml 400 Mtulf ntt Annually.
Student AHv-WtM in i)ninir tmiitinni. Httiil
for catnioKue or call at offlce.
O 0. DORNEY, Prin.
t3T" Pleaw mention this paper. 0-27-Cm
CURE
Elck SwtUche and roller nil tha tnrablM fncf
dent to a btlltms Uta of tha rttem, inoh a
Ilulnei, Ktvosea, Drowilneu, DUtru After
eating. PUn la tho fildo, &o. Willi tlielrmoati
resaukablo anccua taa Wa taowa la coxing ,
1
Held tclie, yet Carter's Llttla XJrer TOlM u
equally vtvltiablalii Conatipatton. curing and pre
venting UiinnojlBff 00m plaint whlla thejalaa
cormtaUdUonlenofthestomacnUmuUtatho
llrerandregtiUtaUiaboweU. JEraolf Uwjoaly
HEAD
AebatheywouUtlmotrclewtottif3MwtiiJ
utter from tbia diatrelng complaint, but form
nataly their goodneudoea notend bere,and t hoca
whooncetry them will find theaa little plllaTalo
able In to many wayi that they will sot be wil
lisg to do without Uifim. Bui after aU tick hea4
ACHE
'ii tea b&cft ef ao many Urea that hora la vharl
wsaakecmrgTeatboaat. OurpLllacuraltwhlla
other do sot.
Certer'a .Little Iirer PMj ire very araall an4
Tery caiy to take. Oueor twoflllamakdadoee.
They are atrtotly vegetable and do not gripe or
purpfl. bnt by Uvsfr gentle action pleaaaatl whu
twethem. IarlalsatSSceutt j flveforSL Sola
by drucgU eTexjnlwre. or eent by mall.
CARTER MEOI01NK CO., New York.
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICt
CAVEATS.
DESIGN PATENTS.
COPYRIGHTS, ato.
Rrerr Mtent taken out br n 1 brntisht h.
, Am,
to pubtla bj a nolle gltea f re of chars, in laa
Larrest circulation of any sclealjfl. paper In tb
world, eplendldlr lUustrmUa. No lutaUlgent
man should b without It. Wvrktr, 3,(Jt a
part SUO SIS months. Address MDNN A CO
UBLuuim, 30 1 llroadwar, Nsw Vot t Gtr.
PElR(E (OLLKE
or BUSIES
A b ft. cUm oommercKs tchool tffordintf rMnflet
Muiini'Bl Ii UinnMB life) lu. tnxn U i rii lt
taut, lur U-Bvl t41 tu ft I i.mmm IXtrmiuixU)
IMWTOpbj aAU betlU tvdtjtxi to ' LU'lOstt ' 0T1 Ot
ItiHrucUto.Bnd a pelolly r. .tw '.to ofvuilt
Utiun hM bsMtQ intjuAcd ilh new furnttar. Ac
Mlfitx oj-n mil nmm r n atitm ullmrt,
ifftfUmf Ftvll ind W'utT urn ymglat TuUf
6pt, Ctb, tt J.ppllMlifmWiiknoiydjr rt
nroilmQt uouta Fnr d Ik AcDUil, 8hothru.
AnwMnrvtnent GruaiMiic rW i b, . .11 or adJrMt
TBoa Mat PiiitrE I'ii I I'tIdcIM nd Fuaodar.
ftMnrlBuildinc r'i;ttyUriuitbl..TbUa(Ulr4uUi'
1 1 your Uieta otw mlM
m Croup, hv( Muitj
isd U taken TDH)C.ir
jndot 1 Lavt plijakua c ni4 m-
IUUMT 1011,
Belditi's
Remedy
I tatttUsjM,bnar pnvtfer.ud I the txilf aifs-mar,
or iiMaa . rriev c. a tutu t
MairW J Mttfuta.MV4 IW nth '
FATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL. CONFIDENTIAL.
it i. v. r. nmi, m wilts Tiimi. cn:ii8.ia
LADIES Atfti -VBSE8
Coats tkJackets
ln-lhe verr Neatest Styles
anil al the Lowest Trices at
E. JET. Snyder's,-
alw a tub He ef
Fino Dfess Goods,
That can't be matched lu this
tovn or eount; tot Style
Quality orPrieet,
See Our Goods Before
You Buy.
FOR SALE.
A fasrm sMoa4d la TomMiMUur tawnsitlD.
Otirloa ouftty, Pa.. aMMa ila aUhM Irom Writ
piMrt, oa ra4 Mullag
toatatalM uawasrds ol ajtmtrfckatv.
I irn
ssMpUe to Krase-
Umd (Wlta mmi ntstolsur
all(K
nar rmino. aud with sJlnfc-r miibulkll!
atnnts
nmprtsluir a TWO HToH UtAMK DWBL
tlNU nOl'SK lH.'l (el, illi a wiiii; Uslut.
a frame biuk bum lti wngou M0
(t nnd 4tll ttther uecer outliuililliigk
Titrnis ut nltr will b mii'lv hnntvit it
JOUs, KtBIUt,
. larrtt . ) a.
ift iifiri 1
b ii iiiiii
if iUyUUU
CARTERS!
BRITTLE
n pills.
Sttfio American
M 11 lb, suvet 1 (mi m bmv betur tfcU I wotild r4 lA
jislT't " J 1 UB bit, KIAflM; aU rrn .
Way. WlllMttwtw sUl
J
Sucb
5
COKDEHSED
Aeat
Makes in everyday 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 the
NONE SUCH brand.
MERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse, N. V.
FUItNITUHE,
UNDEUTAKimt
FLOUlt FEED.
Robt. N. Anthony,
(Successor to J. F. Ttei, Kast Welssport.)
WILL CONTINUE TO BE
THE BEST PLAOE TO BUY
Furniture, Flour & Feed.
at th Lovtest Prices.
Give us a call. No trouble to show
Goods,
H. N. ANTHONY.
GO TO
SWEENY'
"Corner Store"
Dranaes, " Lemons, Bananas, Nuts,
Apples, Cfilejy, Cranlrc,
Grapes, Table Raisins, Confec
tions, Fancy Baskets, Qieens-
ware, ani a Ml line of Nice
Groceries.
Lowest prices, good treatment,
prompt delivery
Call and See Us.
Corner Store,
LEHIGHTON PA.
Now is Your Time!
20
RtiilHintr I nts Fnr Salfi!
, 0 - - -
Don't wait, but come at once
and buy one of these beautifully
located lota. You will be sur
prised at tho view they afford
and the price will be sure to
please you. . No trouble to. show
you around. C7all on either
A". P. SNYDER,
or II. J. HONQEN.
East Welssport Fa
ELYS Catarrh
Cleanses the
XasalPssseges3
Allays Tain and
Inflammation,
Heals tin Ceres,
Kestores the
Senses of Taste
and Smell.
TBYT EES .HA1
A particle Is applied Into each nottrlland
Is agreeable, rrlc SO cents at Druggists;
by mall. Registered, v
KI,Y BKOS8 Wai
arr.n St., Nan York
Actministrator's Notice.
Kfttoteof rETERDHKlSBACIIjAteof Frank
UnTwrk. Carbon county. Pi., deceased. AU
persons lndebte4 to said Klat are requested to
make ImmedlMe payment, anrf ttions rtavliut
lesal clatmi it gain it the same Hill present thni
without delay tu uroier order for settlf meet to
H. I. LKVAN, AtTin.
Jos. Fibber. Attorney. Mailt. Chunk.
Dee 31, inyi fcw?
. Administrator's Notice.
Estate of Polly Kresge, late of Franklin Two..
Carbon county, Va., defused. All persoua m
dehted to said estate are resauested to make 1m
mediate payment and those natlng legal claims
apalutt the same will present them without de
lay In proper order torsettlemsnu
AUSTIN BOTER.
Jan ll,lM4w Adraiulitrator
Act on a nc principle
lerolstt the Utw, Momach
and bowtda tkrwgh Ou
iurvdi. Db. Milks' Pcxa
' ipesdltv curt fcllionsneaii,
torpid Urir tad coaitlp a
KM
AXLE
GREASE
BEST IX THE WORLD.
llfWMrloi QUsUltlMr mwirpssail. svcttuTl
CRiUIbsj two txvsi of ur otber brtvnd. Not
FOR 81LE BTDEALgESOEUERALLT. lift
Cnrt ConamDtln. Coarha. CrtraD. Sor
Throt So'd iY all Dranitiu oa On
For a Lam side, uack or cheu onuon'a rorooa
Plaster will fits trwi suUtctto $ casta,
8HILOH'S VITALIZBR.
af ra. T. 8. Hawkins, OinU.noj.a,T8niisTS
tontidritUubatremiiforadciattatdMitem
Itnrmti." Far Drtpiipria, Urar or Kttntj
truubl It eieala. Prteeltcta.
CATARRH
REMEDY.
IlaTSTOUQatarritl TrTtolsBemeajr. Iltrul
rellrr aid (Jure jott. iPru:. 60 a This 1 1
lector for tu suoMMf nl ireatinent Is furobb4
frM. HhtUih'. itameai. are eoldbr us oa a
I (uarantMteitvstatlafactlun,
1 FOK SALK Br
Dr. 0 T. Horn, LehiRliton, Pa
IEWIS' 98 LYi
lm 73WII1Q AKS fttriTXXO
(fATSMYaU)
T. f-f-W s4 irt). Lf4t). rl
tfc4 L. ti U4.. ft MsW mmt ltU
ta fm mUt. iwiaUl tU. tM mmm- V
ye rtmif sW m Witt rit M fasttMV
UaUtWatM eta. a. , TiSS4
ra ij, n
X72tff
swaawS v'c Iaa1
if -FEVER
V aUJ biu ' W " two. muaurrjca. (iiiuvb
-t UAZ-s" eurtt 1 o n dotw.2 5 ots.
f p r Ramptai) urn as drutrsxltt.
CTi" I ferTlllM 14. tV, EUUrt, tkL
I eHJLOH'S
A POINTER
td Buyers.
We offer just now a special in-
"viiauon to our mends and
patrons to come and see us.
The summer is fast fleeting
and we will make special
prices to sell out our summer
goods in order to hnve n full
swing on our full and winter
stock of Dry Goods, Notions
and Ready-Made 71otliing.
We have no room to quote
prices, but they are low
enough. Don't miss this
opportunity hut come at
incc Then too, we are the
recognized headquarters for
lor all kinds of
Groceries,
Fruits & Vegetables
in Season
at the lowest of very low
prices. Prompt and corteous
treatment to all and it is no
trouble to show goods,
Orer
,. Kuntz &Co.
Canal Bililge
East Weisspoi t.
THOMAS'
Drug :: Store
FIKST STREET, LEHIOnTOX. PA
"Ton't foigrt that wo kpep the
J--' Boat Line of Pocket Knives
Raeore, Razor Strops, Soap,
&c. Hre guarantee every
Razor or will exchange.
Fine TFines, Liquors nnd Cigars.
Fresh Beer and Porter.
FREE LUNCH every day from D:00 to
12:00 a. m., and every Saturday even.
Ing. Call and see me. I will treat
you right. '
Opposite th Carries; Works,
North First Street, Lehighton.
THE SUN..
During 1893 THE SUX will be of
surpassing excellence and will print
more news and more pure literature
than ever before In Us history.
The Sunday Sun
Is the greatest Sunday Newspaper lu
th world.
Price Be. a copy. By mall, 82 a year
Dally.by mall, Mb year
Dally and Suntly, by mall $3 a year
Address THE SUN, New York.
Executor's Notice.
Estate ot ADAM RROEL, late of Franklin
T p.. Car tHMi conn ty.l'u., deceased. All person
indebted to said Katate are requested to make
Immediate payment, and those having legal
viauiia natiJ3i. iiir saiiir itiu iirrsrnt liioni Willi-
out aeluy In jiroper order for wttletneut to
Al'N'lIN BOYKR,
Jan. M, tsm-Tw Kxecutor.
Executor's Notice.
Estate ot JANE 110YHI1, late of Franklin
Th p.. Carbon county la drfrasd. All peraons
Inilrlitisl to aald Kstate are rwiuestr il t4i uiakt
Immtillaie pa)in?nt, and thus hating Iraal
claims against the same will present them with.
nut ii.i.v ii, urimrr omcr i"r sriiivmrui in
AUSTIN HOVKH,
DM23,tB9J- ' Eirculor.
Plana anil Ors-an Tantnt; anil ltpalrlnr,
R. E. Smith, graduate In tuning of
tbe New England Conservatory of
Muslo, Boston, Mass. Work guaranteed
Simile tuniug of pianos, 2; 4 times a
year, K. Address, Manch Chunk, it
Attention! Busincss Men
BANKERS, BROKERS, BOOKCEPEltlS,
LAWVKM, OFFICIAL.
Abstract Makers. Insurance Wrlterr. Clerks.
And all nhose Business Requires Wrlituii.
Do not deface your books by scratching. Use
Tb Ink Eraslna Elertroslne feucll
wttlcrj works Instanlancously and
docs not abrade the paper.
A neat and clean s( ot Books Is apprettated h$
flotMl Business lieu. Address all orders to (let)
eralAsent K. V. KimilNlilt. Htemleisvllle,
Uarb in county. Pa. frlc as, 6 and To cents.
1AWFER, tha barber, opposite the Opera
House, cuts hair, shares and does every
thing In nrst-claasstil Drop In and see hint.
Closed on Sundays. Toilet Article, (or sale.
a
TUBEK'S H1IAVINU HALOOI. opposite the
advocate Office. Is hxdnurtra
harinir. bair cuttluz and ihiununotiir. Fart !.
lar attention paid to cutting ladles taut and
tillUrcu'i lUlr. Toilet arllelea for tale. I.'liolc
CiRan, Call.
GO TU KRS. KODKItEK, undettbe Kxebanxr
Hotel. Bank street, (or a ainoutb aUaiikora
ishlonable hair cut. tV Cloaed on HnbtUy'a
Koeder1 IIlr tonic, cure Dandruff. We earn
In utock a full line ol f ncy toilet art Idea at tow
estprlcei. and o are tho oolypUcv In town
where you can buy liender'i Cream lor thef are.
pU.CAMfDKLL.overthe Canal Hrt.Ue.Eait
- WelMiiort, cutihah. aliavca and tiAiijino
In atyla. Give me a cftlL You can also uj
Hy num. Hair tortlff.&e , at the err loueti
price!,
PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN.
Waiita" of alt kind, To Lett." "For Hale,"
"For Kent," Kte.. InMrUd under thU ltd at
one peunyamord iemeek. No alncle Iuut
tlon tor leja than tvn ceoU. Olitaiest and lxi
adrertlilnitobtalDAble Cuh iuot alwaya ae
eonpny the copy u1mb otherwU arranved
for. Uouat your Mordt iiut tend rui. Uiw
Monday. Tueadar. Wediwday or Tliur4a .
Von Kent-A six room dwriliec houfte on
Brtdektreetof)puttb rtoiure, Wtupan
mHfjOOafear. Apply to Jm. I.iclar. Mai-rb
Chunk. 1.711
BooK-KtaJ-ra-KtuaUoii wuted JuawManl
hook-keeptrin a flMrnill aui lair oenroiu
and undenland book'keepirtjt and eonditetlai
unipofidfAW prfUy well. Fur turtber re
ft rent apply B, k w.HarrttyPa. unit
Oibl Wamvu A good xri to do hoiuvtwoik
lUgbt
111) A WJ Ml C. 11. tVMH, ur
Ightoo,
ma vuitr mu or lyb Wd
U r4inm aM Vi km aokl
Appi r Mra p K, CutWa,
Both In flni
bep for ch
HARD NUTS
I don't merely make tluitc llbernl ofTfr. hut I ram lliatn net
S
to the letter. Do vou wnnt n
"r't?"' uinu i
winch otlicragenH sell from $125, to $150 dnllnrs, I will soli
jou nil you want for $85, on easy payments. A domett Up.
right Piano for $250 dollars that other agents as.k 350. I can
get almost any make Organ or Piano that is made, and I will
here say go and get prices elsewhere, bring the Catalogue with
ttnn ntirl T .lit a .1 . 1 .
J"u y "i guarantee-mat icnn savoyou rrom $V5 to $75 on
nn Organ anil from $100 to &KiO dnlln rg nn n I'mnn unl,
- avu t tir
nfraid to mil and sue me. I won't woiry th liA? out of you to
sen, ncr wm i put an instrument in the house, unless you want
me fo do so. I will sell you the Lawrence 7-ootave Piano Organ
for $85, now, go to Allontown and sea if'vnu ran , nn
- j wa i uui tn
less than $125.
Do you want n Standard Sewing JUnehine, that other agenU
sell at $50. My price is $30. The Davis at $25, $80 and 85.
nuu iuuii-nuu m .j.jti.
cottage !Ji5. I liese are eye openers, hut Aiiron is in it and to
stay. I want tho people to know that when they pay orer $S6
tor a Sewing Jnchine it is money thrown away.
How about, Wuehing Machines, I roduced the price to $6, now
anyone can buy. Oh ye high price agents I am after you and
your TTar Prioes. Respectfully,
A.
Near, the Lehigh
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A HAPPY
NEW YEAR
MaR! lth us NEW noons and rsneaed cITorta
i""A!:?andkVHILU.KKJf'ss"SandOVKHC()ATS over our coinwrs. BiyRa U lim
Ki nil iNfTSS'h'.,11. Mr low " stock olXw.Pr.tu and VSim
ion t&& 2tf 5.5S kill !MC" "f lcJf w P.roI dispose ol rather than carry to annoSSrsii:
S?i..?2t,v f ,'i?7.&iT,?M ? equal Shnin 10 nf m oppnrtunltls which UI b. aaordedi
aW8Lf iilftf grcatand unusual salaeaoffereJl In erery deparlmsat t Sasoo
Special Overcoat Mention.
All onr Tin lis Over.oals redufed to 110; $11 to lxo, and 110 toll.
ire Jfol9c!&i,JiliSill?!&XA VB'S. "nnents In tha newesfthadea. HQ.
ureas 01 uvaitcuATS mnst b sold at th wontlertnl prices. f2o. s.10 and as Oreeroe ornV
On io and u Shetland stonHOoat.ln tlray, Brown and oilorti Clolora wffi ?cloMdout aMrSt
lVTpn'Q Snita 150 sS'tplish All-wool Suits formerly
nble Business Suite formerly $8.50 now $5.50.
MEN'S PANTALOONS-SPECIAL.
500 Pairs (Stylish Pantaloons, positively worth $3.50. we sell
them at $2.
1000 Pairs Heavy Pantaloons, all bright, new ffcods worth $?;
our price 1.25.
200 Children's Suits, 4 to 13 years, worth $1.50 came in too
late for the season; will be sold at $1.25-
450 Children's Overcoats and Storm coats nil to lie closed out to
make room for Spring Goods.
If you want to save dollars-you can do it here-best of anywhere.
Happy New Year lo Yon! Wisbinz Yon (&ib of Oor Orercosts or SniU.
Kocli & Sliankweiler.
Lamest aifl .Finest (Mini. House in tne Valley,
CENTRE SQUARE, ALLEN f OWN. PA.
IS HEADQUARTERS FOR
GENERAL HARDWARE,
Paints, Varnishes, Glass,
ALL KIND OF COAL,
OPS. PUBLIC SQUARE,
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa
Wall P.apers.
Borders,
Decorations,
Pictures.
C. .A.. GOTH.
BOWER'S BIOCE, Opposite
ItT&ste
Good
One reason why Scott's Emulston of Pure Nor
wegian Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites of Lime
and Soda has had such a large sale is because it is
"Almost as palatable as juilU;" biir the best reason is
that its curative properties are unequalled, It cures
the cough, - supplier the waste of tissues, produces
flesh and builds up the entire system.
Beott's Kmulslon cures Cougha,
Colds, Consumption, Scrofula,
- and ull Anaemic and Wasting
Diseases. Prevents wasting; In
children, almo.l a. palatable as
milk, Uti unljr Iiir crnulnr. ft.
)rl liy doott & Ilowne, Ctifmisu, New
jork. Hold by all Druggists.
he Cheapest
For Wnll Pnpor, Borders nnd Decorn
tionB at
Owen Relrig;oT:Vtrer'
The li,-CHt ANortnieut in
Hie Comity tosefkt from.
THE POSITIVE CURE.
TO CRACK.
a. vi a mi UK UI IflsJ
JolIpr TTni-ll.t p;.n'ft
xnc American and rVhite
F. SNYDER,
Bridge; Weissport.
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to I
For tho next few months tho
great question of interior decor,
ntion nnd house painting, will
he the leading consideration of
property owners Let us make
n suggestion lor ybu You want
the.work done rigM ; we can do
it for you at reasonable figureH,
or wo wilt sell you the wnll
pnper nnd decorations. Come
nnd see; let us tnlk the matter
over ami we know thnt we can
please you.
P, p., LEHIGBTOH, PA.
Emulsion
Place in Town
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