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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02

Hickman, Ky, has established quaran-
tine against all steamboats, up or down.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02

EXPERIENCED DAIRYMEN--Know that it
is necessary to keep an even standard Of
color in butter the year round. Therefore
when the color falls away in July and Au-
gust they use Wells, Richardson 4 Co.'S
Perfected Butter Color It is a vegetable
pure and harmless, and ADDS
much to the value Of butter.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-08-02

A CARp--To all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions Of youth, ner-
vous weakness, early decay, loss Of man
hood, ETC., will send a receipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send selt-addressed en-
velope to the REV. JosErH T. INMAS, Sta
ton D. New York City NV
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NEW YORK GRAIN.

New YORK, August /, 1910 P. NJ
Wheat-qpiet-No. 2 Chicago, 81 GAO
05; No. 2, Milwaukee, 81 04@1 05;
Red Winter, 81 O501 1921; No. . Red
Winter, 81 1917; No. Amber, 81 O9a4.
Corn-quict-No. 2, 4419.
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Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, August 1, 9 P. M.-Wheat
-dull-Winter, 0s edges Cd; Spring, rs
1Od@ss lOd; California average, IS edo
9s Sd; California club, 9s 6d@1Os. Corn
As Cd.
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"MY child was affected IN the same man
ner as yours, Mrs. B. and DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup gave Ii almost immediate relief;
would surely give it trial"
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TINE TABLE.
R. r. TINE CARD AT CAIRO.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL R.R.
TRAINS ARRIVE. TRAINS DEPART
Mail......."..4;05 am. Mail. .3:iOa. IN.
Express, 900 pm. Express. ...... 600 pm.
CAIRO a. yINCENNESR.
Mail."...... 1000 pm. Mail. ..........4:45 am.
CAIRO & ST. LoUIsR
Express 5l0 pm Express. s:45 a. m
Accom- dation 1913 pm. Accom- dalton rs p. m
CHICAGO, ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS h. r
Mai, ,....,... 5:20pm. MaIl..........,.5:O0a am.
C. A.. ct. RAILROAD
Texas express $40 am. Texas express 2:i5p m.
Accommodate $3.50 am.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-11-22

"A smile on the face is worth two in q
tbmbler.
The man who sits on bent pin is apt
to speak to the point.
The election is over and hand shaking
4 is thing of the past, So is corn husking
MIR. Daniel Schaefler is lying seriously
i'll at his residence in this valley.
Sarah j. Gumbert, Of Mauch Chunk
was guest Of Emma CARRIER, on Sunday
last.
Joe said he went to school long enough
to mind his own business lie don't need
Frank rs his adviser.
Oliver Kistler, Of West Penn, paid us a
visit last Saturday, while here he visited T.
d. Clauss, the merchant tailor, of Lehighton
and other places.
N. G. was out after rabbits last week
He chased one under hollow stump, and
while working at the old stump, the rabbit
UNEXPECTEDLY ran out against N. q. He
thinks the rabbit had gone about mile I've.
fore he was on his feet again. lie must
have been monster.
Subscribe for the ADVOCATE, and thus
keep posted III regard to your home mat
iers.
smile, ask them about that rabbits.
--Amandus Kistler is taking music les
sons of Mr.. Z. S. Hopes.
Miss Clara IIarpster, Of Columbia, Co.,
was visiting her uncle Lewis ReS, for the
last few weeks.
While ut t5ehghton last Saturday,
was glad to hear of William Kistler oi Tan
nersvillc formerly student Of Centre Square
Select school.
&C. 7. Young and lady expect to make a
trip towards Tamaqua 10 day, (Sat).
. C. X. Musselman, a student ni the State
Normal Schoul at Kutztown, and j. NJ. Kis
t!rrJ Of this place, were ut Parryyille last
Saturday on business.
Mr.. Josiah Miller spent Monday at
home on account of u strain which made
him unable to attend to his work at Pack
ertun.
"A large number of people were in at
tendance at the services in the Evangelical
church on Sunday evening. Rev. Mr.. Eli,
from Allentown, preached.
Frank Kister and Martha MILESTONE
were the welcnmc guests Of Lizzie Kislcr
On Sunday. Miss MILESTONE is teacher Of
the Sttlcr's School IN West Penn.
:. S. j. Horn was the guest Of C.. T. Young
hast Thursday night. They discussed the
sciences--bOth analytically and synthetl.
cully.
Our neighbor John Grow has had the
good fortune of raising 5000 heads of cab
bage tins year.
Mr.. Godfrey Peter is busy this week
threshing his grain. He knows, of course,
that such fine weather will not last long aud
so makes use of it while he can.
Miss Harriet llunsicker and sister, of
Center Square, were guests of NJ Mss Ellen
Berger, at Fest Penn, last Sunday.
Calvin Bartholomew, of fLehighton. paid
us visit last Tuesday and Wednesday
During his s1iourn here he visited Messrs.
kstlcr and Young's schools. His addresses
were based ON English "Lteraturc."
Every teacher should be devoted stu
d1nt and be familiar with every branch be
fore going before II class. Neglect of prppa-
ration is the cause of 81 many failures in our
| schools. The one with the best certificate
should not neglect this important duty.
Many minor facts which are the savnrs to II
good recitation, escape the memory, and
hence the necessity OF constant reviewing.
BiSdo.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-11-22
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

Gas is to be introduced into the nail works
at West Farview.
The Phoenix Pottery is turning out large
quantities Of maJolicu ware.
Twenty four girls find employment in the
Homcsdale shirt factory.
\ large blast furnace is being built at
Sharpsburg, Allegheny county.
Matters havea decidedly busy appearance
at Ruach's ship yard, Chester.
Forty new boats are being built for use on
the Delaware and Hudson branch.
The furnace at Red Bank, Allegheny coun
ty, will 20 into blast this week
The Kutztuwn furnaces produce daily
about twenty-five tons Of No. | pig iron.
One hundred tons of pig iron week is
what Meily's furnace at Lebanon is doing.
Business is reported good at the Scranton
silk factory, were lGj hands are employed.
An establishment for the manufacture OF
threshlng machines is talked Of in Lock
Haven.
At the nail factory of the Pottstown Iron
Company upwards Of 5000 kegs Of nails are
made weekly.
Pincgrove furnace Cumberland county,
last week made l22 tons of No. charcoal
on AZ per cent fires.
a number of mills IN Franklin county
have been compelled to shut down, owing
to the scarcity Of water.
An addition is being made To the Potts
town Iron Company's works in order to ac-
commodate increasing patronage.
A large charcoal furnace is being erected
at Jefferson on the Srhuylllill and Susuue
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wild Creek llens.

Eggs are twenty cents per dozen.
Mr. j. C. Dister, of this place, shot Il
wild duck last week.
Butter is eighteen cents per pound.
Louis A. Smith. Henry d. Ueydt and
Adam kibicr, Of this place, were out gun
ming one day last week and shot ten rabbits.
George Heinhsrd, jr,, bagged eighteen
rabbits this lall,
Mrs. Susan George, wife Of Reuben
George, near this place, who has been cpn
fined to bed for several drys has recovered.
Adam Kibler, of this place, has bagsed
fifty four rabbits this fall.
William Lnvett, of this place, has i'm
proved his place by building new mill CkI M
which he has now completely finished.
IL. p. Kiber, of this place, found three
swarms "f bees this fall. lie got them safe
home in logs.
David Strohl bagged two rabbits at one
shot.
Adam Kibler and J. C. Distler, of this
place, left last week for Gouldsbnro, to find
something to do.
God helps those who help themselves.
j. +. KILLER, of brakes Creek, former
ly of this place, paid us visit Saturday last
returning home on Sunday.
"A. e. GFeeBe, of Kresgeville, Monroe
county, Is doing hourishing business IN
ierreotyping.
1t is understood that any person is liable
to fine tor hunting on Sunday. Remem-
Der, Old Harry Is watching. JOE.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-11-22
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula ola simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
for Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asth-
ma, and ali Throat and Lung Affections, also
positive aud radical cure for Nervous De
bllity aud all Nervous Complaints, after hav.
ing tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands Of cases, has felt il his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows. Act
uated by this motive and desire to relieve
human suffering, | will send free OF charge
to all who desire it, this recipe, in German,
French or English, with full directions for
preparing aud using. Semi by mail by adj
dressing with stamp, naming this paper, W.
W. SHERAR, l4g Powers Block, Rochester
y. IL. l2.e.o.w.
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Big Creek Stems.

Now shoot rabbits.
Now order your boots.
Now lay in your furs.
Now httcn your turkeys.
Now remember the poor.
Now fill up your coal bins.
Now advertise for the holidays.
christmas is fastening along.
To day will be yesterday to morrow.
Our schools are continually filing up.
Hog Cholera has made its appearance
again.
Oats are selling at this place at 45 cents
per busheI.
Corn your turkeys-Thanksgivine is
coming.
Canal boahnen are hurryIng up trans
portatiun in view of the near approach OF
winter.
There is a time for all things-the time
to leave is when Il young lady asks you how
the walking Is.
MIR. Snyder. of Lehigh Gap, made one
cunning rcynard "bite the dust" at this
place on Saturday, Sth inst.
Better not buy chickens if their combs
are black.
Rubber shoes are said to have advanced
considerably the past few weeks.
Deal gently with the wine-for your
stomacu's sake.
-Sleepng with pulse warmers on, il is
said, will ddrken red hair. Try il.
The days are now shorter than the
nights; yet some claim that the nights are
not loug enough.
Never carry your matches, powder and
whlskey all M one pO'ket You might ac-
cldenlally strike oil the matches and then
what would become of the whiskey, eh?
The teachers were allowed by the
Fuuklln directors two days Ia attend the
Teachers Institute ut Mauch Chunk thi,
week.
Il have heard of some very displeasing
remarks made about me since the election
| by certain Republicans, because | voted lul
my friend, Paul Kresge ior Shrnil VI
course, | had valid reasons for 81 doing
unknown Ia them, hut winch am prepare,
u explain, If need Ue had they krhwI
these, aud were reasonable men, they would
have been less hasty IN their expressions OF
dlSapproOatIun. But Will add that il i,
vain to hope tu please all. Let man stand
/ with his lace in whatever direction he will
/ he mast necessarily turn his back ON one
| hall ul the world.
Mr.. Thomas Loves moved to the pain
mill ON Friday nf last week. REvERE.
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STATE NEWS.

The house of Joseph Boggs, near Indisna,
was struck by lightning on Saturday and
burned down. Loss, $4,000, partially ~
sured.
Alfred Lang, a miner, attempted to jump
on a moving coal train near Reiner City,
| Schuylkill county, on saturday, and was in
stautiy killed.
Hon. Joseph NJ. Carson, of Pittsburg, and
a member of the Grant Reception Commltte,
says the Generals expressed wish is that the
reception be made as non-partsan as pos
slbts.
A young man named Robinson, living
near Mt. Pleasant, Washington county, was
lhrcwn from wagon on Saturday, and had
his neck broken by one OF the wheels pass
ing over it.
In Lancaster on Sunday night, Samuel
| Parrish, who is paying attention to young
lady at that place, eowhided Emanuel Ho-
| helm, rlva! lover, who had been trying to
| prejudice the young lady ageinst him.
The Pottsvlle EpeRing Chronicle, feeling
the effects Of the good times in that most
| tangible OF lorms-ineTsased advertising
was issued on Saturday last as an eight.page
| paieF. This is one Of the many evidences
LOT good tiInss in Schuylkil county aud OF
the popularity of the Chronicle.
The estste Of the late Captain Bellzhoover,
who led in Plttsburg last week, is estimated
at Sl5O,OO0. After leaving $2 900 year 10
brother and the same 10 two half sisters
during their life, he gives the remainder ol
his estate To an adopted SON, now being ed
ucated in Germany.
The eoal "boom" eliminated at Pittsburg
/ Monday, aud the amount of coal shipped II
lower ports on Saturday and yesterday,
amounts in round numbers To 5000 900
bushels, one OF the largest shipmsTns that
has been made iormuny years. About one
half goes TO Cincinnati, and the Femuinder
is divided between Madison and smaller
/ places.
II YOU call on our druggist for " DR.. Sell
ler's Cough Syrup" we pledge immediate
Bslief and cura on short uotics.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-11-22

A hired man in Lancaster ntc ninsteer
apple dumplings at meal. He was dis
charged.
Suit has been entered in Allegheny coun.
ty by youngGerman against two police off
GERS for assaultng him with their clubs.
Frank stchler, the youngest Of the Rabei
murderers, and who was hung on last Fri.
day, was buried in the garden at his old
home. The burial was witnessed by hun.
dreds Of persons.
Mrs. Giovanni, the wife Of an Italian bar.
Der in Rexford. Mexican county, attempted
suicide on SunGay morning by cutting her
throat with razor. 1t n thOught that she
cannot rccoYer
A man named Brown and wcnian named
Geraghty ,cioped from thtL,ck0 WANNA coun.
ty almshouse few weeks ago aud were
married. They are now in Jail for drinking
whisky and fighting.
A covcy Of partridges on the farm ofsam.
uel Garner, who lives near Harmonyyille
Chester county, were frightened by a hawk
a few days since, when they flew against u
barn with such force that they were all in.
stautlv killed.
President Gnwen and q number of cupi
tnlists and railroad men from New York and
the oil regions arrived at Reading Tuesday
and inspected the works of the Reading
Company at that place. They are un three
days trip through the cont regions. They
were at Pottsyillc same night, where they
parto,k OF banquet.
D.. AT Meadville, on Saturday, while Court
was in session, John Hood, from Parker
City, met Samuel DcArment, Justice OF
the Peace from Greenwood township, in the
Court House yard, and opened fire un him
with a revolver. The j. +. ran, with hi.
enemy pursuing, and, but for tho intericr.
ence ufthe Sheriff, who knockedlIuod down.
DeArment would have been killed Hood
charges his enemy with having broken up
his family.
Rev. Marcus 0rmond, presbyterian min.
istcr, well known in the western fart of the
State, as a man of fiue leartiiiig. has lost ali
his knowledge of theology and literature.
It was brought about by misfortunes of dill.
lereut kinds.
An unknown man was found dead on
Tuesday afternoon in the woods on the farm
Of Hon. }. n. Cameron, m Dauphh county.
a musket laid at his side aud there was an
ugly wound in his breast The cnruners
jury rendered a verdict that lie came to his
death by his own hand.
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LEH .GHroN, NJ. +. CHURcH.-Rev. ]. p
Miller, pastor s:SU a, m, I lass Meeting
1880 A. m, Ser ron by the pastUr, subject
" Moral Enthusiasm" y. M, SUNDAY
school; ep. M. Prayer and Praise Service
T. IN, 'eruon, Subject; "AIo nj ,eruism, e"
All are welcome.
EvANoEL cat CHURCH WEIssPnhT y. X
Seylrit Pastor. There Ibe NJ services at IL
O'Clock A. NJ. Teachers meeting at 1850 p. IN
Sunday School at2 p. IN. Englsh preaching
at y. m.
PACKERTON NJ. f. CHURCH.-Rev. W. H.
Pickop pastur.-Tn-mOrruw ,uuday J, preach.
inv at lv:3O a. m. aud p. m. Sunday school
2 p. IN; rraycr 81 Getting thursday evening al
! Is u'clOc-.
RE OPENING or THg EVANGELICAL
CHuECH.-On Sunday the I'D inst, the Lee
highton Evangelical church will be re-opaned
Tor service hev. W. X. Wieand, of Allen
town. will preach morning and evening. AL
are invited to be present.
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Advance In Wages.

The operators oi the lIazeton region met
at the Office of \. Pardee 4 Co., in that place
Friday morning of last week, aud resolved
on the following advance in prices 10 their
employees; An anvance to miners, working
contract work, OF 6 cents per 3-ton car; in
wages OF miners, working cnmpany work
an advance of Ss cents per week; to inside
laborers from II 10 rs cents per week. They
also determined to make small adyapce IN
the outside brcaker hands. This is eom.
mendable move on the part of the operators,
aud should convince the men Of this region
that they, at least have fair, Just and gener-
Gus employers. We will admit that the adj
vance is nst great, but we must remember
that, with all the hurrah about the advance
in prices Of coal, that advance has been yery
slow and very small, indeed. When we
think Of the losses sustained 10y operators for
several years past, when onllieries were
worked with Inure regard 10 keeping men
employed than tor any pr,ft, and take into
consideration the fact that this advance
though It be small, was made voluntarily
by the operators, we cannot but give them
much praise. This, we hope, will restore e
e'nhfence between operstOJs and men which
may last for many years. Liazleton Du,ly
] Bulletin.
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WeisSpOrt Items.

Miner Brothers, on Wednesday, receiv-
ed carload of Scotch pig iron from Phil
adelphla. This iron is Of superior quality
but is very soft and when mixed with iron
made from the ore mined in New Jersey,
a most excellent combination IS produced
for first-class castings a somewhat curious
fact is that Notwithstanding the import du
ties, this Scotch pig IRON sells in our mar
kets for two "r three dollars less per ton
than the best American pig.
We understand that the small building
just above the Fort Allen Foundry has been
engaged as location for the proposed new
broom factory.
Notwithstanding the recent changablc
weather, whieh usually brings with il
divers bodily inf.mllies, DR.. Zern reports
the health status OF this community as very
remarkably good.
Mr.. Alex Marsh, while handling ladle
OF melted iron at the Foundry, on Monday
afternoon, split some of il INTO his boot, in
H'cting Il severe burn ON his foot.
The repairs on the Evangelical church
are being pushed forward with c0mmenda-
BILE zeal and the youthful solicitors OF
funds to fuy for tile same are not at ali
bashiul in their labOrs, and are no doubt
meeting with the success which their cause
merits
The public schools afe closed this weel,
and Prof. Snyder and Miss Nusbaum are in
attendance on the Teachers Institute at
Manch Chunk.
-Boat-builing and repairing are brisk at
the boat yard just now, aud will no doubt
continue To be thoughout the winter. 81
imperative and pressing are the demand,
at present that W. C. Weiss, Esq, the rner.
getic foreman, has found It necessary to start
an additional yard at Maucn Chunk, where
he has put twelve men to work.
Somebody suggests that, notwithstand-
M the extensive amount of courting done
in Weissport during last spring and summer
there seems not to Ae II solitary wedding up.
on the taps. This spring aud summer
love making" said young lady, the othel
day, rs like the cabbage worm. which eats
ali that is good of the cabbage just in time IC
vanish before the ruthless march of Jack
Frost" An, wicked Jack why did Won ?
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-11-22

We nave received from the autnor, Z. H..
Rauch, of tMauch Chunk, "A copy Of his Penn
sylvaniu Dutch Hand Book. 1t Is volume
ot 22s pages, handsomely printed on fine
paper, aud sells at $l.5O copy. 1t will
prove most invaluable help 10 all who
speak or wish n speak the Pennsylvania
Datch, being so arranged that none can fail
to understand it. II you have not yet got a
copy, secure one at once. rs only limited
numuer have been printed.
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Information NVauted.

Mrs. NJ. t. Wheeler, of Mansfield, Tioga
county, of this State, desires information of
her husJardy NJ. J. Wheeler, printer, who
left his home 10 ElHira on the 2Sth of octo-
Der. When last lesrd from he was in Olean n.
He Was well dressed, wore a brown oversoat,
either black or gray pants,a black Derby hat
aud drao gloves. lie is ab"ut 26 years Of
age, nearly siN FEET tail, has hight huir and
mustache, thin face aud light complexion.
lie walks with light springy step, aud car
ries his hands in the side pockets of his coat
He is believed to be partially insane. Any
information concerning hIm will he thank
iully received by his wife. Other papers
please copy.
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AIiRIEn.

NICK FEVER - KT PTZ. At 'Sunnyside
Manss," the res dehcc OF tho uliiciatin4 cler
gymun. Saturduy eve ing, November =,
loIY Robert Mc ckuevtT to Enma r.. :kup,z,
Of tatasauqua, The kev James A. Little,
OI Hokendnuqua, officiating,
SEN NJ EL-PA TTE RSON.-On tho 23I uIt,
by Rev. q. Bartholomew, at the Residence
Ol the brides parents, Waiter J. semmel
ana Mlss Adellne Patterson, both OF this
bOrUusk.
BOW WMAN-FRITZINGER - On the 9th
inst, hy the same, John bowman anu Miss
madlua r. Fr,tzingcr, both Of East Penn
township.
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Some people say, 81 have not got the Con.
SUMPTION" That may be, but if you dom
stop that Cough the time will come when
you will wish you had lfyou have weak
lungs, Il cough or consumption in It's mild
form. or asthma, 60 ut once and buy bottle
OF DIR. Germans Cough and Consumption
Cure; and if, after taking two-thrds of the
bottle, you receive no benefit, please return
the bottle, and get your money, as we sell
40 cure, no pay. Mothers give it tn youl
children no morphine or opium. Price 81
cents and 81. Agent for Lehighton, a. J
Durling.