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in a cool place, and when hard freez-
ing m on, remove to the cellar. II
will be ready for. use in four to six
weeks. The cabbage should be cut
tolerably coarse. The Savoy variety
makes the best article.
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After many years trial, we are satisfied
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If all the CHARTER OAKS now in use are
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twenty years, you can recommend them witt
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A CANADIAN started out for a walk the
other day, in company with alighted pipe
and two pounds of gunpowder How
ever, it's too late to remedy the misfortune
now.
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Paul Morphy's friends believe that
his insanity had its start in the strain
upon his mind caused by playing many
difficult games of chess. He is now in
q private asylum near New Orleans.
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05

A PITIABLE NAsE.-An Irishman
was arrested for highway robbery, and
on being brought before magistrate
asserted that he was more entitled to be
pltled than to be punished.
"Pitied!" exclaimed the justice, while
his eyebrows arched with more than
the ordinary wonder and contempt,
ana on what account, prGy?"
sure, on account of my misfor-
tune"
"Your misfortune, indeed! Whatl
that we rave caught you, suppose -
"Oh, the gintleman that brought me
mere knows my misfortune well e.
nough."
But the gentleman was as astonished
as the magistrate himse f, and as inca
pable of understanding the culprit's
meaning.
"1on will own, l suppose" said his
worship, ''that you stopped this gen.
tleman on the highway"
"Ohl yes, did that same"
And that you took from him $50 in
bils?" '''f -
''And there your honor's right a.
gain"
"Well, then, you perplexing vaga-
fortune?"
"Sure, and the money wasn't in my
pocket above week whin the dirthy
bank sthopped payment, and l was
robbed of iviry shilling.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05

Recently a farmer was elected to. q
corporalship in q militia company. His
wife, after dlscoursing with him for
some time on the advantage which the
family would derive from his exalta.
ton inquired, in doubling tone,
Husband, will it be proper for us to
let our children play with the neigh
bors' now?" One of the little urchins
eagerly asked, Are we not all corpo,
rals?" Tut" said the mother: "hold
your tongue; there is no corporal bat
your father and myself"
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Humorous.

PROVERBS REFUTED. 1t has been
said of old that "a bird in the hand is
worth two in the BUSH" Trv il. Take
bird (any bird will do) in your hand,
and hold 1t securely; then take a pas.
sage in the first vessel you can find (any
vessel will do) and proceed to the Ants
podes, still retaining the bird in the
hnnd, where the bush is supposed to be.
When you arrive, examine the bifd
which you have in your hand and com
pare 1t with any two birds you can find
in the bush. Estimate their relative
value. You will find that the proyerb
has led you astray.
Again. 1t has been said that "It is
the last straw that breaks the camel 5
back" Imprimis, how long would n
man go about until he hat satisfied
himself that he had found the last"
straw? But we will grant, for the sake
of argument, that the "last straw" has
been found. Now take your camel
(any camel will do) and cautiously de-
post That straw upon the back of the
camel, and carefully observed whether
the spine of that quadruped is disloca-
ted. 1t is to be imagined not. How
then this prOverb?"
Once more. 1t has been spoken, and
written, that il you "Take care of the
pence, the pounds will take care of
themselves" Make the experiment.
lake pence (say three pence) and place
them IN your purse, and put your purse
INTO your pocket. Button your pocket,
II your pocket is buttonabIe, or deposit
the three pence with your banker, or in
vest the m in Canadian oil well Next
take a sovereign (anybody's sovereign
VIII do) and place it carefully on the
pavement (the centre of a coal plate is
not bad spot) and after retiring up
the stage, and ''disemblng," observe
now that sovereign will take care of it.
self.-Punch.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05

One day during the hard winter of
loG3,a Miss Arnold applied to General
Mllory for n premit to forage her COW
the milk of which was the chief sun
port of the family. "Are you loyal?"
asked the general. eyes, 'sEe replied.
lie began to write the premit To
the United States, or the Confederate
States?' ITO the Confederacy, of
course" she replied. "Then | shall
give you no permit" said the general.
'Ihis infamousrebellion must be crush.
ed" "Well, " said she, ''if you can
crush it by starving John Arnoid's COW,
60 it,"
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~ Is hereby elyon that an application will be-
made On "Wednesday, June 2nd, $50 20 Samuel
s. Droher, President judge OF the Court of com
mon i'.eis Tor he County Of Carbon, under the
Act oI Assembly of the Commonwealth OF Penn
sylYauia, entitled "An Act TO provide for the i'm.
corplraiion and Regulation of certain Corpor,-
il'nsi approved Aprt goth, 1874, for tho Charter
oi an intended corporation 10 he called, 'The Car.
Ton County Industrial society," the character
ana object OF which Is, the announcement and
deyel' pmeut Of the agricultural aud various in
dustrinl enterprises OF Carbon County, aud nr
'hgss purposts 90 haie. possess auI thjny an the
rights, benefits and privileges ai said Act Of As.
s7mhg. ". NJ. RAPSHER solicitor.
May lst 1875 NV
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05

Typographical errors come in odd
sometimes. The other day we were
reading description OF enthusiastic
demonstrations at political gathering,
when the type went on with-"the air
was rent with the snouts of three thou.
sand people!"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05

II think | can suit you to hair, :"
said clearinghouse landlady to a
bachelor applicant who had been stat
ing his equirementS. Suit me 10 4
hair, ma'aml l hope not; that's what
my last landlady tried to do, and gave me
three samples in the butter"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05

Last week newly married gentle
man and lady riding in chase were
unfortunately overturned. A person
coming to their assistance, observed it
was very shocking sight. every
shocking indeed" replied the gentle
man, 'to see newly married couple
fall out so sOon."
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05

"Heniietta, sail a lady to her new
girl, "whon there's bad news, particu-
larry family afliiction, always let the
Doardsrs know it before dinner. 1t may
seem strange to you, Henrietta, but
such things make great difference in
the eating in the course of a year"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05

a young lrlshman, who had married
when about nineteen years of age, com.
planning OF the difficulties TO which his
early marriage subjected him, said che
would never marry so soon again If he
lived to be as ould as Methusalem."
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05

"llas that cookery book any pic
tures?" said Miss @, TO a bookseller
mo, miss, none," was the answer
"Why," exclaimed the young lady,
what is the use of telling US how to
make good dinner, il they give us no
plates?"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05

They f-ed two shots at him, "wrote
an lIisb reporters "the first shot killed
him, but the second shot was not fatal -
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