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"BeWare of Men,"

A strange caution this and ye
not needless. A humiliating trutl
it is. that there is necessity for ou
being on our guard against our fellow
men, our brethren Of tho human
family.-those who ought ever to b.
ready to befriend us. What volume.
do these words speak to our shame
So depraved, 80 sinful, so devilist
even has man become, that his bro
ther man must beware Of him. He
must even be vigilapt, lest he be
wronged by him in some way and by
some means.
Let it be said, indeed, that this
caution is not needful with respect
to all. There are those in whom
We may confide. There are those
who would no sooner wrong Us than
they would wrong themselves. But
such are the exceptions, not the rule.
The caution, to beware OF men, is OF
general, though not Of universal ap-
plication. O, what On untold amount
OF wrong Is perpetrated by the race
one upon another How true those
oft-quoted words OF Burns:
"4sa's inhpmsnity to msa
Makes countless thousands mourp."
To specify all the methods Of abuse
and unkindness would be an almost
endless task. In inAicting these,
every commandment of the second
table Of the decalogue is violated in
a thousand forms. Every newspa-
per that we read contains long, sad
chapter ofman's misdoings towards
ibis fellow man. And then the thou.
sandth part is not told. When all
shall be revealed in the judgment OF
the great day, what q disclosure
there will be /! Alas that it should
be thus. Alas that every man
should not be the friend OF his bro
ther man. Alas ! that instead Of
going about doing harm. each and
all, like the Saviour, should not 60
about doing good.
Blessed be God, better times are
coming to our sinful, sorrowing
world. The glorious gospel is to be
preached to every creature. It's be-
nevolent principles are to gain as
tendency in human hearts the world
over. There is to DO . universal
prevalence Of this holy religion |;
and blessed times those will be.
Universal peace and love will reign.
They shall sit every man under bis
vine and undeS his fig tree and
none shall make them afraid" ;,
rThey shall not hurt, nor destroy in
q! Gods holy mouptain.-M r.
0blerver,
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ago, but l found 1t was running roe
into consumption. I always do my
fighting out Of doors now.
III 90 out with you, You old rab.
bit-killer I exclaimed the painter,
who-had his coat of.
That's another deadly insult, Ia
be wiped ont in blood, and I see
must finish you. never fight
around Q depot, though, I go out
on the prairie where there Is q
chance to throw myself.
Where's your prairie, lead the
way / howled the crowd.
1t wouldn't do any good replied
the native, rs he leaned against the
wall. i always hold a $40 gold
piece in my mouth when flight,
and havn't got one to-day---in fact
I'm dead broke
Here's gold piece I called q tai
man, holding up the metal.
I'm thousand times obliged,
mournfully replied the native, shak.
ing his head. never 60 into a
fight without putting red paint on
my left ear for luck and | haven
any red paint by me-, and there isn't
a bit in Reno
'Are-you-going-to-fgh Z de-
manded the car painter, reaching
out for the bear skin cap.
i took a solemn oath when boy
never to fight without painting my
left ear, protested the Indian killer.
You wouldn't want me to go back
on my oath would you I
You're o cabbage, o squash, a
pumpkin dressed up in leggingsi'
contemptuously remarked the car
painter, as he put on his coat.
Yes, he's great coward, re-
marked several others, as they
turned away.
I'll give $4,000 for 10 drops Of
red paint !! shrieked the native. Oh
why is it that have no paint for
my ear when here is such chance
to 60 in and kill!'
A big blacksmith from Illinois
took him by the neck and run him
out, and he was seen no moro for an
hour. just before tho train started,
and after oil the passengers had ta-
ken seats, the first man was seen
on tho platform. He had another
bowie knife, and had also put TOM
ahawk in his belt. There was rcd
paint on his left ear. his eyes rolled.
aud, in q terrible voice, he called
out
Where is that man, Logwood 4?
Let him come out hero aud meet his
doom /
rs that you : Count me in ! re-
piled the car painter, as he opened
a window. He rushed for the door,
leaped down, and was pulling Off his
overcoat again, when the native be-
gan to retreat, calling out /,
in get my hair cut and be back
here in seventeen seconds. Inever
fight with long hair. I promised
my dying mother not to-
When the train rolled away he
was seen fourishing his tomahawk
around his head 10 the widest mans
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VEGETINE.

vsoHriNE thoroughly crsiicatcs every Kind Of
humor, aud restores the en,iro system TO a
healthy coudltion.
Tue following letter from Rev. q. W. Mans.
Geld, formerly pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Hyde Park. and at present settled In
Lowell, must convince every ono who reads thi
letter Of tho wonderful curative qualities OF Veg.
etine as athcroush cleanser aud purifier OF the
blood:
HrpxP PARK, Mass, Fob, is. 1870
| Dear Sir-About ten years ago my health fail.
cd through the depicting effects Of dyspcp-ia
nearly year later was attacked by typhoid 10.
yer In its worst form, II settled Ia my back and
took tho form OF . largo deepsscs'ed abscess,
-hieh was af,een months In Gathering. I had
two surgical operations, by tho best skill In the
State but received no permanent euro. ! suffer-
cd great pain at times and was constantly weak.
snsd by . profousc discharge. also Lost small
pivces Of bones at different times.
Matters ran on thus about seven years, TIL
May, 1874, whsu . friend recommended mo 10
60 to yourdfise aud talk with y0h OF tho virtue
Of yegetinc. j did 40, and by your kindness
psssod through your unsatisfactory, noting the Ia.
gradients, etc, by which your roiaedy Is ptoduc-
cd.
BY wha, saw aud heard gained some conn
dsneo Ia Negetine,
] commenced taxing IL soon after, but felt
worse from its Effects still perseverci aud socn
felt u was bencnting M in other respects. Yet
ala not sec the result deslrsd. TIL had tAtou
u faithfully for little more than year. when
u. diheulty In the back was cured, aud faE nine
nonihs I have enjoyed the best OF health.
! hsvo In that time gained twenty ave pounds
Of nssh, b"ins heavier than ever before In my
ne, and, iwAs never more shle to perform labor
Dn1ins tho past few weeks / had . scrofulou,
swsllihg 80 large as-my nst gather en snot hcr
] took Yeseilao faithfully aud II removed II
lssel with the suafAee ~ . month. ! think I
should have been cured Of my main trouble sooner
II had taken larger doses, after having becaiae
seeastunied to its elects.
lie, your patron. troubled with ssrOfuia or
y "A .A.@ II.
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SAFE AND SURE.

Mn. II. II. SrgvrSs,
In isI2 your Vexetine was recommended 70
me, and yielding TO the persuasions OF friend.
consented TO try IT,. At the time, was sun
eriug from general debility and nervous pros
trations, supsrindu ced by ovsrwofk snd irreg.
ular habits. Its wondsrfut strsngtheuiug aud
curative properties seemed TO affect my debiii
tsted system from tho hrst dose. aud under III
persistent use 1 rapidly recovered. gaining
more than usual h.slth and good feeling. since
most unquiided indor sement as being q safe
sure and powerful agent In promstiug heaith
and restoring tho wasted system to now life
use, aud 81 long ss { live never expect TO md
better. Yours truly,
W. II, CLARK,
lso Montery street, Allegheny, Pc.
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TELL YouB WIFE Tho follow il. f.
advice from Oorrespoud don't Of the
Country Gentleman is well worthy
Of acceptance. but we woull add q
little more to il in tho form of sug-
ssstion, that 10 oase you arc faru,
or and have no wiic-Get one.
"lf you arc 10 any trouble or guam
dairy, tell your wife that is if you
have one all about it ut once. Ten
to one hcr invention will solvo your
difficulty sooner than all your logic.
The wit Of woman has been praised,
but her instincts arc quicker and
kconer than her eason.-Couusel
with your wife, or your mother, or
your sistor, aud be assured light
will fash upon your darkness. Wo-
mon are too commonly adjudged
verdant in all but purely womanish
affairs. No philosophical students Of
tho sex thus judge them. The in
tuitions, or insishts, are tho most
subtle, and II they cannot see 4 ca,
10 tho meal, there Is no cat there. !
advise man to keep none Of his az
fairs secret from his wife. Mauy
home has boon happily saved, and
many fortune retrieved, by q mans
full canidence in bis wife. Woman
is far morga sneer and q profit than
nan, II she bo given = fair chance.
As q general rule. wives confiio tho
minutest Of thoir plans aud thoughts
to their husbands. Why not recip-
rocats, if but for tho pleasure Of meet
ing confidence with confidence !
sm certain that no man succeeds 80
we'll 10 the. world aa he who, taking
. partner for life, makes her the
partner Of his purposes and hopes.
What 10 wrong OF his impulse or|
Judgment, she will check aud set
right with her almost universally
right instiucta Aud what she most
Graves and most deserves is conf.
dence, without which, love Is mover
free from q shadow"
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Washington Petritled.

Tho San Francisco Chronicle
prints . letter. purporting to come
from Washington in which the writer
says He visited Washiugton's tomb,
at Mouut Vernon, Va, somo twelve
miles dewn the Potomac sod We had
the unusual privilege Of bcholdng
the mortal remains Of the immortal
Washington. Visitors to the tomb
will remember that The west wall VI
tho same has for several years been
10 falling condition and 10 great
need Of repair. A few days since
part Of Il tumbled into tho tomb,
completely covering tho sarcophagus
Of Washington aod also that Of Mar
tha Washington. l order to repair
the damage in competent manor, It
was found necessary to remove them
a lew feet from their resting place
The one containing the romans Of
Martha Washington was removed
first, but attracted 40 attention. But
the unusual weight Of tho one con-
tanning tho rem maius OF Washington
aroused the curiosity Of the Official
who was supcrintendiug the work OF
removal, and it wa, decided to open
the sarcophagus 10 order to ascertain
the cause. This was done, and the
remaius were found to be petri6ed !;
in fact solid stone resembling a
statute. the features perfectly uatu>
raj, with the exception OF the cyes
and ears, no trace OF " hich can bc
seen. The body Is Of dark, leatb-
cry color, and may DO said to be
soft sandstone which would likely
break should 40 attempt bo m,do to
remove it from the sarcophagus. An
aged colored man, who has resided
on the farm since he was q boy, and
who assisted 10 removing tho re mains
from the old tomb to tho present one,
Informs Us that it is 3S years since
their last removal. At that time
they had rested iu tho old tomb 80
years, aud were exhumed 10 u state
Of preservation beyond oil expecta-
tion, being solid CON pact mass,
with tho skin drawn tightly TO the
bones, petrifcatiou no doubt having
commenced its work. The repairs
to the tomb will soon bo completed.
and the sarc)phasu, is not likely
to be opened again for century to
come, unless. indeed. in the csss OF
an accident, as in the present io-
stance, aud petrification will complete
its work, and the remains Of the inn
mortal Washington will then bo us
en- during as his memory Is denr.
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The daily insems OF Richard Jsn,
aiRss spd his ssn. opf Qassnstown,
ArWstFang oonpty. from oil inter
|ssts n lAd n - fllIoQQ
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VEGETINE.

Thousands will bear testimony land do Il
Voluntarily that vegetine l. the best medical
compound yet placed before tn, pnbiic for ro,
novsting aud purifying tn, blood er adicatipg
all humors, impuritie, or poisonjus rccretions
from tho system, invigotsting and strengthen.
ing the system dsbilitatei by discas ; In fact.
y is, as msuv have called II, The Great
Health RostoraY
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DR.. TOwnsend's Oxygen.
ated Air will purify the
blood IN one.third the
time that any TIL 9 r
known RENE ycan. Whyl
because TO inhale OXv-
genated Air 1t goes di-
rect to the Lungs and
passes through the tbs.
sues and comes IN direct
contact with the blood
as it is forced into the
Lungs by the action Of
the heart. All the b'OOd
in our veins returns to
6he heart every four min-
utes II the blOOO is good,
andfOrced from the heart
TO the lungs, ana The
more Oxygen you lnhaie
into the lunPs tile more
you purify the BLOOD.
When Oxygen comes in
contact with the impuri-
ties in the blood 1t car
bOnlzes and burns, cauS-
II1g the blOO1 TO be heat.
ed so that 1t warns eve
Irv part Of the bOdy. rs iG
goes on its revolutions
through the system. II
YOUR b OOd Is pure yOn
clnnOt tie sick. We DIVE
Mercury and all other
impurities out of { h g
b OOd. We guarantee to
purliY the blood III one
third the time Of any
other known remedy.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TRACHEON.

A sIi1ht sO-calIed cold tUiU ofttitneS
lead to a serious cough, tUhich, WncGred
for or badly treated, must haUe but one
SesuIt-it mast cueHtnate in a settled case
of BRONCHITIS, or tDhat Is GoOrse, the
deadIy CONSUMPTION. To all suffering
IRA CHEON offers a sound, TeIidbIe, and
permanent relief. It 0uDBieRtS erpeciO-
ration, and enables the patient to erpeL
that terribly septic deposit, schicI, If left
SDtthout jttdtciOuS treatment, must COM
niunicate its poison to the VesictiI0r sub
stance of the lang, deOenerattIlO and de-
StPOytnO that most essential of organs,
and aItinlates 0Hly In an early and UIl-
timely death. TRACHE0N has no equal,
much less a superior, aud its use IUiH noe
0redt 9eLief, bat heals the membrane and
feaves the patient ia possession of healthy
lung tissue,
Price, Fifty Cents per bottle, or SiS
koftLes. Sc. 80.
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ate Physician TO 81. Georges and ST. Bsrtholo.
news Hospitals London, Curator to
ST. EliIabeths, eto.
The WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BLO0D-PURIFIER.
HEMAR.

THIS incomparabIe DEPURATTTE is
a potCerftd ALTERATIHE, TONIC, DI-
.ENT, combining virtues tUhioh render.
&c invaIuabIe aud never- fdiItUO, and by
fts continued use sptLL thoroughly erddt-
iients are of a purely harmless eStrac-
tiOn, the prOductS gathered from remote
EOUpttdn ProUtnces, and trhere there Is
tenn, 1t never fails la ejectin0 that disease
through the medium of the skin, or ea-
Telling q through the mann and @ yGrious
their proper i,orp.et and f.'ne.ionat s, con- con-
doubted reliability and sOonderfuL cura-
tiUe properties, 1t being, most uhqueSti0It-
and the greatest discovery of te Presene
age, In the treatment of ece7U disease
sVhere the blood itself Is primarily tho
ECROFULA aud the thousand and ono
causes that lead to this terrible d6lictiOn,
of ,ghlch az 9igttised SI; comp Sonni'tes I'M are
cd that the " Sins Of tho fathers shalt
Visit even unto the third and fourth gem
ENFEEBLED CONSTITUTIONS it Is a
z'o,cerftL TejuUenGtOr, causing the tcrece
of man once more to assume the G0d-Iike
T For ~ CUT1NEo Us DISEASES, URIN-
AIRY DISORDERS, CONSTIPATIONO OR
GG0STdEENESS, LIyER mp R RIDMEK q HNBn
0US DEBTLITY, RHEUMATTSM,
THELIOMAT0U GANCER, SCURYY,
LENT UL GERS, FEMALE COM
PLANTS (and to the 0e'atler sea it Is a
boon long sought for bU senstttUe, suscep-
ti6le, and delicate females, as d takes
I'LL FORMS OF -CHRONIC DISEASE
IN WHICH THE BLOOD rs THE SEAT
OF THE TROUBLE, 1t Is inoaIttdbIe. a
perseverance, trith this remedy tciH prove
a nosttiue and permanent cure for
CHILLS and FETERS and all MALA-
RIAL POISONS.
Thousands of Testimonials attest the
truth of these cldtITss.
Price, One Dollar, In large bottle, or
aip bOttLes. S6.
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DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

GASTRONts a safe, speedy, and post
ttve cure for that most depressing of all
Snents, and a brief course of tredthle le1lt SUitE
TestOre the digestive organs to their pris-
tine strength, and promote the healthy
action of the stomach and tntestt1les. The
9lerUOus irrttabtIitU of literary and alL
persons pursuing a sedentarU life, Is
speedily removed bU this agent. The
stomach Is restored to health aud the keU-
note of the system sUtU once more respond
In the per- fOrnldnce of labor.
Price, One Dollar, Ia large bottle, or
aiD bottles, So.
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@ Az I'll CD ~ !

There are unGTinciDed persons in Boston and
elsewhere that are putting M n B G U :
LOU ID aud trying TO paim II OF us MY TREAT.
MENI, or OyyeCnal ed Air, and calming II to be
Ike mine. None genuine un.ess the words
" DIR, 1OWNSEND'S ONYG ENATED AIR"
FEB. lUth, ~.
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Can be cured. Why 7 be.
cause we have cured
hundreds of cases, some
of them being 0lven over
to die Dy all physician !
of other schools of prac.
.tice. Consumption is a
disease Of the Air pnssa.
Ses and over Iwo.thirds
OF the cases are caused
by Cntarrh. We GuaIau.
zee a cure If you will
come in season.
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Once more let us enter the little
chamber. The blinds are open now,
and the sunset light is streaming in.
Archie lies in his crib, looking like a
little spirit, his mother thinks with a
half sob, as she watches his pale, vast
ed face, with its halo of cleaning hair.
But he is gaining strength daily, and
will soon be running around, the doctor
says.
Closing the blinds, his mother takes
a chair beside him, and sings in low,
gentle voice. In a few minutes he is
fast asleep, and she slips away for a
while. She knows who is waiting for
her below.
"Bella," said Frank, after they had
talked few moments, 81 received a
letter to-day. Guess from whom"
"I'm sure don't know" said Bella.
She was setting the supper table, and
paused with a half startled glance.
"FrOm your mother. Frank?"
"YOu little coward, how pale you've
turned all OF a suddenl But iou've no
reason. l was a true prophet, tell
you," shaking the letter playfully at
htr. 81 have told her the whole story,
and she is prepared to love you and re-
ceiye you as daughter Is that table
ready? Then sit down by me, and We'll
read the letter together. You'll find
out what loving heart my mother has,
you little in6del, you'll"
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Asthma

WE GU ARANTEE
TO CURE Coughs
Colds, Dptheria. Pneu
monia, Neuralgia aid
nearly ell other severe
attacks when all other
remedies fail.
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Catarrh.

WE MAX + A SP f..
CIALTY of treating
patients by Maii.-
Please write and des,
cribe your symptoms
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Bronchitis

ALL Persons tina
read this are invite
to send for our larg
and beautifully illu
trated Paper, sent fl,
to any address.
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"And what shall we call the Il IN nowr' asked
Uncle JOe,as the happy little party sat down to
the table. lbs admit ted new member you
know he went ON, ruguisnly Come, l. i give
you a name one it II bare before long and Wen
drink 20 the health OF the firm IA tins bottle OF
VINE"
"UncleI sald Bela laughing and blushing.
while his oil wife beamed inuulgently upon
him from the arm c nAlr where FRANKS strong
arms hRd paced ner
Bella Baby, and Husband" said Uncle Oe,
nsing with beaming lace, though something
like a tear twlnkled in HIS eye. Long life and
prosperity 20 tle hrm, and may Gods blrssing
be on II tor evermorel"
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P. o. Rox A. Puslingion, d. c.

WASHINGTON, DC. November "a, 1876
take pleasure in expressing my entlre COTti-
Law, Patent an1 CoIiect Oh Uonse M G,I,yoRF
d Co., Of this city.
GEORGE II. B. WHITE,
Cashier OF the National Metropolitan Bank
Dec. D lS.R II
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-05

Why2 Because Asthma
is II contraction of the
Bronchial Tubes, caused
by Inflammation and ilri-
tation of the mucus IN m.
brane lining the BrOnch.
ial Tubes. Use oxygen
ated Air as we will direct
and we will warrant q
Cure. We have cured
ca 'es of Twenty Years
standing.