The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-04-27

no dOubt be DleaseO 10 learn tltJ ms pl'cl
and smiling .counteBhnce is again visible or
our streets, after his long and severe illness.
Of course take your, customary ornua
trip to the country,--but don't forget DIR
Bulls Baby Syrup, THAT indispensable hell
in every emergency. Costs only'25 cents q
bottle.
We noticed our young legal friend, P
j. Meehan, Esq, and John Faga, Esq, Ol
Mauch Chunk, in town on Sunday afternoon
last. There is no "loadstone" down in this
latitude, oh, mol.
Our young friend, Dr. Ed. Miller, left
on Saturday last for Altoona, Pa, where he
intends to permanently locate for the prac-
tice of His profession. We wish him success
in his new home. ..
Although we say of certain persons that
their word is as good as their bond, still we
naturally prefer the bond, and feel happy if
a good. Endorsement is added. So do our
words and acts agree.
-Morphia, Opium and thmedies of their
class only stupify and seldom cure. For
diseases of infancy, use DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrupy-which is safe and sure in its effect.
Price 2j cents. ... a,..,
Miner Bros, at the Fort Allen Foundry,
Weissport, have resulted operations, and are
putting up two large anneeling, ovens Tor
castings at the same time they are running
their works economically.
The old aphorism, "high rate of inter
est means a low rate of security, "but a bottle
of Dr. Coxe's Wild Cherry and Seneka,
means sure cure for that hoarseness and
cough. rs and so cents per bottle.
john Huth, undertaken at South Beth
lehcm, arrested for concealing the corpse of
a babe ON his premises, was the other day
discharged because no person appeared
against him at the hearing of the case.
-"Love, Courtship, and Marriage" is the
attrrctive title of a lecture to be given at
Ironton, Johigh county Wednesday evening"
the first of May, by the Rev. James a. Little
the popular pastor of the Hokendauqua
church.
-Gabrl & Sons, manufacturers of woolen
goods, in Allentown, have failed, and their
mill was closed Tuesday night Their La
bilties are stated at $4,000; assets, $50 OOO.
The failure throws out of employment $50
hands.
The deadlock in the Mauch Chunk
Borough Council was broken Monday night
by the choice of King to rule over that
gay and festive borough-that is, William
King, Of Upper Match Chunk, was chosen
Burgess.
a man. named Bachtelle, in attempting
to board coal train between this place and
Parryville, on the L. V. r. R., Thursday
morning fell beneath the cars, and received
an injury in his arm, rendering amputation
necessary.
Why is q horse the most curious feeder
in the world? Because he eats best when
he has not bit in his mouth. And this re-
minds us that at David Ebberts livery
horses and carriages can be had at all times
times at reasonable charges. Try it.
On the opening of court Monday morn
ing Judge Dreher decided adversely on the
of Durkin one of the men charged
with the murder of G. X. Smith, for dis
charge on the two term rule. Daniel Kalb-
fus his attorney, entered an exception.
Aaron Snyder and John George, who
were among those injured by the recent
terrible.c ceal oil explosion at Slatingtou, are
still lying in critical condition under the
effects of burnings sustained. Edward Rudy
and payid Hutchinson arc in a rapidly
betteripg way.
There's is a very sensible prOverb to this
effect "a lean settlement is better than a
fat lawsuit" Many man has gone to law
for the sake of Justice or revenge and found,
when too late, that the only person who was
perfectly satisfied with the result was the
attorney.
On Tuesday of last week, while out
driving, the Hon. Frank w. Hughes, of
Pottsville, prominent political economist
and lawyer, was thrown from his carriage
hn hpr-o= tnly in rifrht ln,
was broken and his body badly bruised.
We hope he may soon recover his usual good
health,
The suit of 7. L. McKeen against the
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company to recover
for lumber destroyed by fire at Whitehaven
in 1870, the fire being started by sparks from
a locomotive, was decided at Easton Wednes-
day in favor of the plaintiff. The jury
awarded $4,000 with interest, making in all
$9GOS 20.
Any member of our town council who
may feel desire to pitch on his nose, might
nchive that result, without much difficulty,
by walking along Lehigh street. Let them
try it, then there might be eGn order for some
in the directions of new pave
ments in that and other sections of our town.
One Of our saloon keepers recg'ttly emp
tied his liquors into the street and started
temperance house. II's reason was that
many of his customers had large families of
Children afflicted with coughs and colds who
needed their m'thoy more To buy DR.. CoXc's
Wild, Cherry and Seneka. 2j and jOcents
per bottle. a..
William Heffner and Jonas Krcll, of
Puttsyille, were buried by fall of coal and
slate while working near Mnersvlle, Tues
day. After several hours search, the dead
body Of Heii'HCr was recovered, and the
of Krcll were discovered in the
byerind, but it was feared he could rot be
rescued alive.
q "A man named Link, employed as q
driver and clerk in the green grocery store
of G, Henry, at Tqmaqua, took 500 from
the .eQJo Sunday, morning and then disap-
peareo, He walked to East Mahauoy June
tion and boarded train bound for Shamokin,
at which place he was arrested about 3
o'clock Monday mcrhihg.
AT Creations dawn, mountains, hills,
dales, forests and Clens tecmed with plants
Of rarost medical virtue then as no~;. but the
laws Of chemistry and its wonderful afiinities
have ever been necessary to proper un-
derstanding of them: This is fully demon
strated in that excellent remedy known as
Dr. CoXe's Wild Cherry and Senela, %
and 80 cents per bottle.
E H. SNYDER has inst received mn i'm,