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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-09-01
The Garhpm Sdrpfate.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. i, 1877.
Local and Personal, ..
O. If you find a X (cross

W. Ii you nnu d n \cioSSJ
after your name on this paper,
itsignifies thatyour subscrip-
ton is over due, and that we
need the money. So please
remit. 4
,.:, Summer complaints are very p.s'h-
Tomatoes are remarkably fine this
season.
The maple leaves are beginning to
patter down. .-
The reign Of striped hOisery is near
ly over.
The 9Th of September is the last day
for registering voters.
The most difficult lock to pick is
one from bald head.
People of leisure are already gath
ering and pressing ferns.
South Bethlehem has laid borough
tax of 3 mills on the dollar.
The Keystone Normal School at
KutZtown at present has 1877 students.
Henry Tucker offers his farm for
sale. See advertisement In another COL
umn.
Allentown is doing less building
this summer than any time during the
last Ave years.
The State fair will be held at Erie
this year, from the oath until the 2Sth
of September.
The Presbyterian church at Hoken.
danqua is reported to have the best
choir In the Lehigh Valley.
-Clergymen do not believe In secret
societies, yet 76l of them In this State
belong to the Masonic Order.
Don't fail to read Mrs. Guth's an.
nouncement of the arrival Of fall milll-
merry goods in to-day's paper.
If any merchant thinks advertise
ments are not read let him advertise
to give away a calico dress pattern.
The strength of LarOs, the poison
er, at Easton, is fast giving way befort
the repeated attacks of his convulsions
Grand opening of ladies' fall AM
winter dress goods at Daniel Grayer''
Bee Hive Sore, next TO First Nationa
Bank.
-TroJ, trot, trot. And II you wis
a handsome trotting horse, go to DaVi,
Ebbert's livery he will furnish the AM
NAL at low rates.
DIR. A. N. Leinbach, a we'll know
and highly respected citizens of Bethlt
hem, died at his residence in that bol
Ough on Wednesday afternoon.
Since the introduction of the ne'
crop the price of wheat and -four hav
declined In price quite materially, al
though they are still considerably aboy
those OF last year.
Beautiful When you go to MauC
Chunk, don't fail to call at E. f. Llsei
enbach's near Broadway House, an
see his beautiful wall paper, &c.
Ii you need anything in the prin
ing line, It will pay you to call at tn
office before ordering elsewhere. Pla
and fancy job printing at low prices.
The Centennial Slate Company hI
now ON hand 900 squares of their ce
ebTateh Guarantee Blue Roofing Slat
which, they will sell at lowest mark
prices For further particulars addre
F. p. jSemmel, Sec'y, Lehighton, Pa.
-Jl. X. Rickert has still few of tho
eligibh be lots in Rickertstown to dispo
of. you feel like securing a gO'
hom9 call and see him He is also su
PLYING -four, feed, lumber and coal at 4
wdtst rates.
Il Previous to "leaving" town A.
DOLL Bnmayer sent In his resignation
mems Yer aud Secretary of the LehightC
SchoolN Board, and that body on MOI
day ey&ning filled the vacancy by Il
election \pf F. p. Longstreet, Esq. NJ
L. Will nd doubt ably fill the position
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Sensible Advlce.-You are asked
every day through the columns Of news
papers and by your Druggist to use
something for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint that you know nothing
about, you get discouraged spending
money with but little success. Now to
give you satisfactory proof that Green's
August Flower will cure you of Dye
pepsia and Liver Complaint with all its
effects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costlveness, palpi-
tatlon OF the Heart, HEARTBURN, Wa
ter.brash, coming up of food after
eating, low spirits &C., we ask you to
60 to your Druggist, A. j. Durllng,
aud get Sample Bottle OF Green's
August Flower for 10 csnts and try 1t,
or Regular Size for 70 cents, two doses
will relieve you.
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Fall ana VIntsr Goods.

Daniel Graver, of the Bee Hive Store,
has just returned from the city with a
very large and elegant stock of Fall aud
Winter Dress Goods and Dry Goods, to
which he respectfully invites the atten-
tirn of the ladies of Lehighton and
vicinity, The designs are all of the
latest, and the prices are down to suit
the times,
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ITEMS.

AN olooutionary dime entertainment gwen
by Rev. Wilson few evenings Blnce for the
bene1t of ST. PAurs M. Il. Church, was largely
attended and is highly eXtOlied by all who were
present Is u rare treat. Efforts are being made
10 induce the reverend gentleman 10 give
anOlher course.
Mrs. Robert Kotz and son have returned
In good healLn anu fine spirits.
1t Is currently rumOfed here that Mr.. L. T.
Booth Is aOout 70 relluqulsh the proprietorshtp
OF the Mansion House.
And now j. Ohm Brighton comes to the front
with a grand musical festival which he Is
arranging for the 25Gh of september on Mount
PlSRah. Numerous invitations to cJrnet bands
lar and near have already been sent out. IL
NIT. BrigntOn's plans are properly carried out a
fine ENTERTAINMENT may be expected.
SOME OF the per cent Carbon county bonds
bonds bearing less rate Of interest Issued III.
stead.
-Men Of the Democratic faith will not fail to
attend Mondays Democratic county meeting.
Persons desiring 90 become citlzens shOud
not fan TO make application during next weeks
| session OF Court,
! MI. James :. Loose, Gen. John d. Berto.
| ette's law partner returned on MOnaay from q
| prolonged visit to Lebanon county, his former
| home. Mr.. Loose is an applicant for the Repub-
| lican nomination for District Attorney.
Thus lar four candidates fOr the District
| AttOrneyshp are in the flel1--M essrs. Siewers,
| Meehan, JOs. Kaibfus and Loose.
Next weeks sessions Delng but trial
Court conBtables need not DC in attendance, as
| at a regular term,
| The County commissioners have agreed to
| allow cOnstables at the ratio OF three cents for
each posse comitaLus notice served.
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w. KO0ns. then took notes OF the budget Hg
spoke on the general discussion question lie
sntd that ignOfnncg and superstition creates tho
most misery. The Association closed o. D. IN.
by siugtng tine d0xolORy; beuedfCtl0n BY Rev.
Mf Whittbns The uOzt meeting VIII be held on
the 7th Of September. StfhjeGt for general dis
ousd1u temperance" In the tntgrest and
benefit Of the temperance movement a good
meeting "a etpeuted ana all are cordially invitet
10 attend g. O. GRNsEL SEQ.
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Closing Prices OF DEIlAvEN & Town.
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
Auoust o0th 1877
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Letter from Mauch Chunk.

MAUCH CHUNK, Aug. 90, 1871.
To sum mp the situation 1 might say "all is
quiet as usual" in SAYING which your readers
would be about as well informed "a they arc
likely to be by an adherence TO the customary
method Of multiplication of words TOR real.
lv, there is nothing new worth talking or writ
ing about.
Democrats are discussing the recent nomina-
tions and speculating on the chances for suo.
cess, but, no great ideas being involved In the
present canvass, political conversations pro-
ceed rather quietly. They are as yet carried on
in an undertone and likely TO continue 80 until
the other party shall have been heard from.
Besides, who cares, while IT is only a matter Of
names and weightier matters are uppermost in
nearly everybodys mindi What Congress viii
do with regard TO the Texas Pacific Railroad is
u matter of far greater concern TO most people
than who shall or shalt not be elected Co either
Of the tIi nR State offices 20 be hlled for while
the one is material question, the other is
merely a matter personal preference. Sub.
stitute the name Of one candidate for that OF the
other and tho world will probably move along
as well. SO who caresi 1t Is employ ment,
bread, which the masses need, and all else 10
but chaff
1t now seems to De the General belief that the
sulklnR element throughout lne Denlgn region
Will resume on next Monday at trifilng adj
vance, Lindelman's men, at Stockton, having
already re,umed. Coal shipments have been
light, both by rRil and canal. during the week,
and empty boats are rapidly accumulatinR
A slight change in military matters was
effected ON last sunday, when the last Uf toe
permanent party were relieved BY detach-
ment Of the Ord Artillery from Martnsburg. W.
Va. Soldier on the brain " Is still the most
prevalent disease here, numbering its scores of
victims among al classes, irrespective OF age or
sex; indeed the falrer portion Of humanity ap.
| pear to be the more sOrely afflicted Jndging by
| the number OF female patients who daily
| throng the piazza OF the Mansion House, which
| is officers headquarters.
Business matters continue dull as ever, but
| Court week and the realization of the expected
| general resumption will probably change this
| At anyrRte the approaching Special Sessions
| will surely somewhat Ielievo the hitherto pre-
| vaiing oppressive mOnOtony. nv pencils are
| already sharpened, and " shall fail to give O
| good account of myself In my next, don't blame
| me. for | shall attend the sessions FULLY deter
mined TO note all that may transpIre, be 1t good
bad or Indifferent.
| W. ]. GIL, alias VIM. RutedRe, q tramp jour
| nyIng north Tn the l.. V. II. Il. track, wds on
| last Monday evening run down by No. Q down
passenger train, near BetcheltOOth and in
| stantly Killed. No one appearing 10 claim the
| corpse. the remains were on " ednesdaY for
vur0ed To the District Poor House for inter
ment. An inquest was he'd on MOndOy night
but no clue Obtained AS to his identity.
| Yours, ETC., w. s.
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REPORT OF COAL transported over Lehigh
& Susqurhanna Division. Central II Il, OF New
Jersey, for DAYS ending Aug a. 1871
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NEw-YoRK's Dog LAW Conference.-The

NEw-YORK's DOG LAW Conference.-The
alarm IN England On the subject oi hydfopboba con-
tinucs. The LdHce rryey the practice OF carry
ing piece OF lunar causc IN the pocket IN order to Doc
ready in OF do-bite To cauterize the wound
the instant. subcuancOus injection OF the Indian
row-poson curarc is also advised, after the OF the
cautery. Tie British Medical journal proposes to begin
with the dog, and recommends the regulations adopted
Ia this city. N the following terms "There, every dog
not bearing badge indicative Of its being licensed,
hnpounded by the police; and unless a heavy fine be
paid and the dog claimed within six days. is forthwith
destroyed. IT, there appears 10 be good ground for
believing rabies almost invariably originates among
neglected dogs, Is not unreasonable 10 hope that
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CLIMATE CHANGED BY CULTIvATION.-TheT
is general belief throughout orr Western country That
marked changes in climate are consequent upon the
settlement region. and that, in fact those changes
become pore publc within few years whenever rail-
road Is laid through new country Mr.. Landshorough,
an explorer Of note adds to the evidence in favor Of this
notion by his observations in Australia Keeping sheep
is no longer profitable there it used 10 Oe but
the other hand large tracts OF land that were worthless
before, have laery become fit for agriculture There
n decided increase of forests and Of moisture In parts
OF Australia giving hope that eventually the whole in
terror desert may be reclaimed. The direct effect OF
shccp-raslmg has been 10 keep down the tan grass which
formerly afforded material for destructive hres. The
trees, Young and Old had been periodically burnt by
these TRES, uu he country becoming almost trcrlcSs,
it, climate had been rendered ard aud H. soil sterile.
II facts Ia Australia can b. established, they viii
AFT al the must remarkable Instance yet recorded of
climate being n0d "a by the labors aud surroundings OF
cLXlnZed man.