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THE HOME JOURNAL, takes the earliest
arrasian &c the tsrIilrm'ht pf business upon
the s,,erir lrSis Ia teiuIn Ia IT, oil subscription
rates hriurr the war. Two daliaF> yrai. This
was it, price during nearly the sftifr iirIind 81
Il,r s,I.Inrship uf y. l.. WILLIS aud q Il MDk-
RIS. The present rrtlnrtion !. ,lnuiil, iar the
advantage ui thr.sllp-,ti.nr, lar Will. the rair +
the same - wears agn, thn 81 Ihe paper has
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review ei thr urw> "ftin lR'si sTh4y ~ henr
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te lblAmA: Original Essays: Ample Exrcrpts
fis,in the t,eSi European WRITER'S, spicy frtters
Tran nFFc~ftuiMcufs III III the @rf1t 1anitatN ta
he World: eppiplls Extracts RON New Book:
,nd rart arrnusts W savings. hapirnings an,i
,luinss In the Beau Min,l,'f emtn acing tlle very
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EuFSp--the whole enMpleIrly nhrrrrlag the
wli and Wisdom. tiir haidr anl Issti,ass. Ilie
news ana sparkling sa--ip ri The times.
TEENS. FE.E ~ rnsragR
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/ si 80 tor Afi,i.isnl's JoHrn1I. .Athlts-. s
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK.

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support. Ipai IL. record Iur ilIe pat Ten ,,tf.
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4 THE WEEKLY SUN
Who d"c- not know THE WEEKLY SIiNy a
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fra eopy iFtT'. Address D. .ss4a -
PUBLISHER OF THE Sun,
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How to dfise away iiais. il film. inl.l
b. Dr.. T. g. Smith. Of Cal 'Ieaught
Dse of tie rats and ponred some rsrholi.
seid over him. sbi se: hin adrift ir tie
asble. Ills relatives and acquaintance.
didn't admire tie ffsersnt Oior. and rom.
claded % lesye Tie f,remises They smell.
they went. they didg'i come back Try Il >
--EK. --4
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fpriiffss ef eur o. ,aisre nrrsals. rha.. I.,,.s
eylssss- ~ hlaskAnisl ur II Dns lssikw viii e
sent Ia aihn.s. 81 s!1. ~: faur E0rlss VI u.
Eur tssl.Ms ssd i.IaeSwss,l Es sls and =, 90
To- elul,. "i irn ~ laaEs. IL aIslllon 10 ilhs =
hptT .li~asnui, = rply .raiis Nil ir allowed t.
the griigr 80 Ol the Tlsth.
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Make Jour farm % salaable b. constant
improvement. sLill.Il caItars. good fruit.
ornamental shrsbbery sbd pleasant sar
fonadiags ilst no money will tempt you 10
leave II. He think il should bs the settl.
20 pafposs of esery yoang mario pus doEn
Die stabss Ior life. 10 make psrnsreni
home wlisb hs will never visa O. part with
iill Lc ! etlirl 10 lls bsi,ff isni.
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-. MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
GU. .a
- ron MAN AND BEAST. ~


ThIsiIniment erynaturaily originated IN arnsri-
ca, where Nature provides in her laborstory such
sarrrising autidoers for tho maladles of knr CHI
drsn. ItS fame has been Spreadlng for 5yesrs,
until now it encircles the habiiable Tiobe.
ne Mexican Mustang LinIment issna,chlsss
remedy yfornIlexteFnal ailments of manandbsast.
Toaock owners and farmers & Is Invaluable.
= single bottle often saves q human nfeorrrs
stores the usefulness q an excellent korse, or.
COW. Or sheep.
Il eurcs footro;, hoof1aii, hollow horn. gfssb.
scrcw.worrn, shozlderFD., mensc, the bltss and
stings of poisonous Replies aud insects. andssery
Eac.l drawback 70 stock breed.ng ard bushlife
Icurvs every externrl tropbie q hoses, sueh
nlamencsS, rcrafelcs. Swtnny, sprains, foandcE.
wIndgaii, Tin..bone, ete.. etc. ...
The Mexican .astans l..almer: Is the quickest
cure IN the void for Ecriarn;4 o-eurring in tiIs
family, ID the absence Of o physician, such as
burns, sralds, fpEs.sl cuts ste., and for rheuma'
tis1n. ard rt.fness tasrnderri BY exposure. Par.
ticularly ya.nable 10 Miners.
10 a tho cheapest remedy in tho world, for %
penetrafcs tho muscle 10 the bone, and 9 singh
application Il generally suficient toeurc.
Mexican Mustang IIliment Is put w IN thres
fIsesof hotties tho Larger ora being Troportloar
stciy much The cheapest. Sold eycrysshefs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-07

-. 0ue nf our suI.s.aiitial subscribers in
ecpnt,cnnFersatiup gave his experierce III
treating neat stock affected with the halit
of eating wood. chewing loues. &c lis
cattle we're one spring affected IN this way :;
rbey bess,ne thin ~ fesh. refused 10 eai
hay. aud IrSsetted ! srkls srfearn,se.
lie put about fmr bushes Of lsachei ashe,
III hts barn yard and threw out To- item a.
bout q shorelfnl each ,lay. They all ate
il with evident relish. After turning them
ou, TO pasture, lie ru, Due peek ., dry ash :
I'sr week oI rhc grnund in the pasture
They all up aud gpswed OF the grass
where j; hsd been lying. / The cutie ie-
gan to improve. gaining aesh ard lnok'ng
',etier thah th,y iiaa for several year.. lie
u'w gives one quart Of ssbrs. nixch wish
the same quantity If sal'. to twelve be d
81 . tile. about nuce wrek. and finds il
agrec with them wond,rfully. Maine
Farmer.
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SsIl. . week iu ynnr own town. IS OUTFIT
sSOD ffsv. NJ fi-k. heairr. " y1u want \
i,iIstnrss ~ wtrlI lrrs1n- ufchrf - ,an inakr
g''at I,at ~ TIE tine ihsy work. write lnr par.
iicnIArs % %. lIALLETr a 90; pariiaut. Milne
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vICK'S

ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE
Earli Number contains 'fIIifir.1'wo Pages ~
reading. many fine wOy,i tut illustrations. aud
sns Gndored Plate. A beauiiiDI Garden Maga.
zine. printed Bn elegant paper, mi fll ii infJT.
tiaiiDn. in EngIisll amd GrrInan. PFirg, u -
4 year: five eoiIirs Si.usI. ..-...,.
Nirk's Flower sud Vegetable Garden. 10 cents
in paper rt,,of-: To- tlpgamt 10Th euIers l.nJ.
Nsk's Cataiagae, ,--isp illustrations. HIiy &c.
Atalrsg. JAMES VICK. ROrhD.ipr. y. /.
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Flames, cost loo only Ss'i5, Elegant Upright
Pianos. Gust SSoo. only Sl5j. New Shi Up-
right PLANES Slla.a A, rgnns S;Gi, Organs II
siOps ss2.p. Church Organs, 10 stops. cost s.l90
aanir Silb Eireaut SiIIJ Mirror Top gfg ms only
Sln5. Tremendous Saeiiiiie ln ciasc .ollt present.
Stock New Steam Factory snon IL he erected.
Newspaper with murh infnrnntlomahhut enst Of
Pianos and org..iis s,nt fisEi.. Please address
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Washington, New Jersey
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Edinburgh Magazine.

tT- 1ls-, issprihis ars nai s,isv.fissas. they
.iyeflIe nr-nal. in fai anl ~ al.nif nyl..ll lllfd
the eslivs ~ She fngii-h Filhi"ns.
Trr lait--l afStpsrs aud sli~s,irris VI flsa arfs
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arf fnIis tfarrtl md sii-riIsai W illr pagvr af
tlir.r prFndixais. III language atrnts, reaf. Err
rie an'l 10 nprehensi,r. fIn' affir, AZ .silis.
nlal,Iy nrrrr vutnk.a-,l ail,l l.,l ~ malter than
the average lap,ks III the Irriad. A%a@
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For any .a,e Review 81 90 ,eas
For auy tsO lteyisws sU =
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For ~ f,air ll..yiews latOD
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We sometimes think iu fbeir eagerness to
rlabt cotton. our farmers ihIDk tvo little
Vt the Harketihg VI fowls. pigs. lsH'bs.
felthr.s lI'psy, wax. etc. These thing
aie regarded a. something minor aud mh
worth lo"king after. The truth j. thrifty
..sfa,er viii cause his barn yard, ben~bou,e,
bee.higes. orchard and dairy. ii fact. make
everything ou III, spil, to be productive Of
guud results. EEtn more pr,iifshc thing.
than these are be.le;'ed. How many tar
IBsrs base saflc.sncy Of pastures au!
nscadUws! Smaller iatIs. Iv'aiIvn aud i
diversity u what isneejni now "D tie iarm.
40 mpre lasi sbuuld be plowei and hded
than eau we'll he maHure,l aud well ealii.
waited. IL short more aid better stock
should De raised The culture o. farms
.suaia be adapted 10 tie detnsfiks u iho
mlskei. There should be a greater de-
site 30 dres. the Snil: there should be
mare se"iatniy in fsrtIizing mater ial. aud
ihuch that has heen accustomed 90 run 10
waste sh,nlld b0w Le saved. ~d
gAyFELDPEr pERLgs. .-WIsb. t,ars
au Gu; pa i'G''Di s.t'lUpes into small
tisers. iskire out the SEEDS. Co.cr then
Eits riae: .r. al let tn nB stand twenty
fur htgf.' T,r4ch .qi,rt .: vinegar ~.
he twJ ppuhis IT sugar. three OUNCES d
sirk r.up .uIaa, two ounces Of closes. tive
ouac.s E all.pise. Bit these with the
via~g,r. When we'll sk,uIasd. pat iD th'
lrui, md h'il iiftcos inmates. then TAX,
gat the fruit anil Doli the syrup aud I.our /
oTsr bollrHg hot. .%.
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-02-16

Unfortunate appears to be the enterprise
of establishing line of steamers between
Philadelphia and Brazil. The first vessel
sent out had to put into Barbados for re-
pairs, and though it sailed from thence some
time ago, there are yet no tidings of its ar
rival in Brazil The second vessel, the
Metropolis, was wrecked on Friday night,
the Is, inst, very near the place where the
ill-lated United States steamship-of-war Hu-
ron was wrecked a few weeks ago. The
storm that disabled the Metropolis was, we
believe, much more severe than that which
wrecked the Huron, and the former was
older and much more heavily laden. 1t
may also be remarked that her cargo-rail-
road iron-is about the most dangerous that
q vessel can carry, When so loaded down
it has no buoyaucv TO rise or yield to the
waves which break upon itas against a rock.
Besides the loss of very old steamer (she
was built in 1861, and repaired eight years
ago. which should never have been en-
pluyod ON such service and a valuable ear
90, there is in this case a great loss of human
life, and there will be a serious delay in the
construction of the railroad. A vessel tC
carry railroad iron in winter should be o.
the very iir-t-class, and should ON no ac,
count be loaded deep This vessel was of 9
very low class, and is said to have beer
loaded very deep.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-02-16
P rs

obtained for Inventors in the United States,
Canada and Europe, at reduced rates. With
our principal office located in Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Office, we are able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness and des-
patch and at less cost than other patent at
torneys who are at a distance from Wash
ington, and who have, therefore, TO employ
associate attorneys" We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as TO
patentablity, free of charge, and all who are
interested in new inventions and patents are
invited to send for a copy of our "Guide for
obtaining Patents" which is sent free to any
address, and contains complete instructions
how TO obtain patents and other valuable
matter, We refer TO the German-American
National Bank, Washington, DC; the Royal
Swedish, Norwegian and Danish Legations
at Washington; Hon. Jos. Casey, late Chief
Justice U. S. Court of Claims; TO the officials
of the U. S. Patent Office, and to Senators
and Members of Congress from every State.
Address LOUIS BAGGER 4 CO., Solici-
tors of Patents and Attorneys at Law, LeDroit
Building. WAsHRGToY, DC. dsc22
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-02-16

BY monthly report Of the public debt
for January we learn that the debt was de-
creased during the month 81 ,G6S,O76 So. The
total principal of the debt now outstanding
is $2,l9G,O2S,Oll As, on which there is due
and unpaid of interest $22, ,427 ,sS4 3S, giving
q total of principal and interest Of S2,2l5,-
454, ,S4j Sc. There was at the same time
cash in the Treasury, Of coin, Sl26, $50, ,0S047,
Of currency $3,l7O,40O IS, currency held
for redemption of fractional currency, $40
coo 600, exclusive of $3l,llj,O0O Of special
deposits for redemption of certificates, max
ing the total of cash in the Treasury SILL
G6S,470 60, reducing the debt, less cash in
the Treasury on January !, 1878, to 50 ,O45,-
O210G5 "a, debt less cash in the Treasury on
February !, 1878, 50 ,Ol4 ,2S7, 1856 20, showing
a decrease during the past month Of Sl,G6S,
O7G So. Decrease of debt since June 80, 1871,
Slj,S70S57. Bonds issued to Pacific rail-
road companies interest payable in lawful
money, principal outstanding, S64, ,623, ,5l2j
interest accured and not yet paid, 1928 III;
interest paid by United States, $37, ,S95, 1884
so; intercstrepaid by transportation ofmails,
etc., $9,OOG,s62 %; balance of interest paid
by United States, S2S,SS0, 472 2S. The
payments made from the Treasury by war
rants during the month We're: on account
of civil and miscellaneous, S5,G24,227 70
War, S3,452,O76 j3; Navy, $l,343,5O "a;
Interior Indians and Pensions), $778,O24 sc,
total, Sll, ,l87,s32 Is. The above does not
include payments made on account of the
interest or principal ofthe public debt of the
United States.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-02-16

Many pulpits and some newspapers, says
the N. Y. Herald, of last Sunday, have late
ly handled as a topic of daily interest to the
people that unpleasant possibility of an
eternal existence commonly known as hell.
They have not added any substantial facts
in the nature Of later particulars to what was
known before in common repute; but they
have performed a good service in exhibiting
the state Of opinion and faith on this impor-
tont feature in all religious systems. "And
they that have done good shall 60 into life
everlasting and they that have done evil
into everlasting fire." So says the Athanas-
ian creed, aud so have said substantially all
creeds ever formulated by people who be-
heve in another life; and theological
structure that did not promise heaven to the
good, and to the other sort threaten hell or
its equivalent, would be less than half made
up. 1t would be like the Court of Oyer and
Termmer without any hangmans moose in
the perspective; or like a system of criminal
law without any of the paraphcrnalia of
pains and penalties. But various ages have
had very different conceptions Of what was
proper in the nature of pains and penalties
TO be inflicted in this life for violations of
human law, and they have differed at least
equally in their conceptions of the future
fate of the violators of divine law. 1t is the
instructive part of the recent utterances on
this subject that they show the opinion and
faith of this generation to be very unlike
those of the past and the Immediately previ-
Gus generations. People are not at all dis
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VALUABLE FARIz
At Private Sale.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED offers at Private
sale Valuable Farming property, stu
Il aleh III BEAVER Run VALLEY Ma.
hOnlng Township CarOOu COL tY Pa, 2ls miles
from Iuuuch Chunk, and miles from Lehigh.
ton, containing Is Acres, about acres Ot wnlCh
are cleared and under q high state of Cultiva.
lion, the balance being Timber Land The Im-
prUNcments thereon are story Franc Dwell
luG House I6X4 feet, with Kitchen attached,
also, an orchard containing about lU0 Choice
Fruit Trees comprising Apple, Pear. Peach and
Cherry Trees of various kinds
4 his property, beng situated near Mauch
Chunk and Lehgl ton, would make 1t a desilG-
bic place for any one wishing o ENGAGE in tho
FrIit business the demand for tuck in the
above places being always rood ana realizing
test Of prices Beaver Run Creek hUws through
the property.
10 aaY person wishing to invest IN Real Es.
tate thu otfoIs IN opportunity seldom to be met
" tn For further particulars aFDlY at tLls
Office or Co the owner ON the premises.
HENRY TUCKER.
ScDt l. l67T-omOs
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In the House of Representatives at Har-
risburt, Monday evening, a motion to dis
charge the Committee ON Federal Relations
from consideration of the joint resolution in
favor of the Bland Silver bill was rejected
yeas 80, nays ST. Resolutions were offered
and referred, asking Congress to fix a ma
tional rate of interest at per cent, or less
and opposing any reduction of the tariff on
steel and coal.
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The South Side Savings Bank, at Pitts
burg unable to conduct profitable buiness,
owing to there being too many saving banks
there, has gone into liquidation, It's officers
state its assets at 100000, mostly in notes,
and liabilities $4,000, and say it will pay
dollar for dollar