The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-04-04
Current Items.

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r.,p -. It.sn i"'h nao a,uUun0eU o..'.,s "'0 ~
ooh''on W So''".'oi ieo'u'nns'
-lhere are S4l inmates IN the t'hila-
ngLp,.,a .oasS oa co1rec''on' 1r' ' ni'y-S'A Vi
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-Ihe whiskey war 10 ONO is dam
agpg tne wnlskey trade OF Clnclnnatti
AoouI ssV'VVV per oay, ruf r1. ..T
. 1T Inc curse OF extfaVagapce Is rum
ing tns country, says Serritt eni'h'
ana 1errlII is right'' r'.e.ali s la H
1t Is stated that in New York there
are fifteen preachers whose salaries
average Slo, ooU per annum' g...Ia-
A petition is circulating In Stockton,
CAL, In favor of introducing the study
of the Irish language in the public
schools. r,i lsrsDJ..>' .I.,. -m3
1t is estimated that the oyster oeds
OF Virginia cover an area equal to 64O,-
900 acres, and yield an annual money
value OF $lo,oOo,oOO.
Liquor sellers are hard to suit. A
year ago they opposed legal restriction
and glorlted moral suasion, and they
mate that worse tnan law. at.......
The Chicago provision trade have
appointed a committee to Investigate
charges of some ofits members shipping
sour meal to Eastern customers.
1t Is the drawing of the millennium?
In Baltimore on st. Patrick's Day two
negro companies paraded, and In Mem
phis an Italian society was in the pro-
rcession. rsg8l Ir r-s,..013 .ef r.tl
,'.s.-uipton Rowan UeIner author of
the Impending Orlsis, announces
'that the new CONSULTATIONS VI teni,syi-
vanla IS the pese ever Iranea III
America .......--..... ........ ',...
Ia locomotive in Wisconsin Is repor-
ted to have jumped from its own track
oand landed exactly on parallel track
Blk ieet 10 the right. Inc passen gers
were snaKen, put no person nurt'
- Hamburg lace and maab,ne embroi.
derv are used exclusively for trimming
white dresses and underclotI,ino instead
of tho magic or Coventrv rnff1inr so
much I'm vogue for the mast eight wears.
.vs-Accordlno to a Brusse,s naner the
health of the Emnress Tharlotte widow
of MaximilIian Is exceIlent bnt there is
noIirnproyement in her menta, condio
tion. She lives in constant fear of Ne
INC noisoned - - - - - -
Te T...l. q.
.,o,,an sle oouth AIier'cal ana AUS
Ss,n inat,ea [ng,,sh rahac'Ilers
kee, who released in a meas ure from the
ntI a-l.N Ill
of his own home market, Is prepared to
renew the contest In other markets,
.ia,g. 100
-Ihe Supreme Lodge OF the knights
OF f'ythias Will convene at Pittsbuig on
.Iuesday. April VI, 1874. Represents
tives are expected from Europe, Eng
land. Canada, and thesand wich Islands,
torv in the limited states So AN -o-
M.Do..,.u
=. ononnen, D;, WIZ sVaoDeu ana Kiileo
'conn nney WE'VE years ago, was iast
week conVictsu Oh murder ~ tne frst de-
me-, anu ,n 70 nyw IA aie iau N r0ttsViiie.
nU taoe ~; W 0a..,su ~ ~ tne supreme
uuiS .a anu - 9uesl'1n II ne Will
'''0i ioSeA'o eens'nSs .ioi MS crime' '
--Phebe Couzins, ESQ.,, dosen't dress
like her brothers of the bar. She wears
heavy silk with polonaise richly
trimmed with lace, roses in her bosom
white frills around her neck, and a
sparkling aigrette In her hair. While
pleading she wears a modest jacket with
black velvet hat and plumes, which she
often removes while speaking,
A ,corr+reossnooon31ont u,,,. g.,
Rome saws tbat an en,,issn InS Aun, aa
knocked down tha1s dnri1m '"n thn a.nn' m'
val for insmit;nn "u az e".S slo caaai- ani.
The star0 nnd striro VIC 80 n%eripan h, mug
tha naInonn 80 NJ" gste ~ nnns,ns iroii
the EnaiisS mo- n ran,. S, y, oV,uon, anu
@ rao @ ahe"id oon,a ioms dnmn Aee '.'a' siie has'y
was stsnSinG neor % ond ,ha an Pna,",,'sa, ng,lean
promptly went down to the pavement
ID ..,.,,
III my estilnaIon, no Ventilation,
goou WHICH, Iequlres tne opening Of
uools anu w,huows AZ any time' WIN
uow ven',a'io1 70 oiteh USED IN warn
weather. weather. !. Dus & consiuer u undesirable
pscause !. auihlts insects oust, ana no
alri !; e., an notter than might be Sc