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WORD TO TIuE CoRPULENT.

Instead of regarding obesity as an abnor-
NAL condition, many people have erroneous
ly considered il as an evidence of health
and any agent that reduces fat is therefore at
once suspected of being injurious. Starting
to reason from the false position that fat is
an evidence Of health, it is not surprising
that they should, very naturally, fall into
the error of supposng that an agent possess
ing properties capable of reducing corpulen-
cy would prove injurious TO the health Rea-
soning, however, from the rational basis,
that an undue disposition oflat, constituting
obesity, is not healthy but morbid con-
dition, it is quite as natural for us to arrive
at the opposite conclusion, which is sustain
ed by experience and observation, 1. c, that
the reduction Of fat in cases of corpulency is
invariably followed by an improvement OF
strength, spirits, and physical comfort. AL
lan's Anti-Fa will reduce a person from
to 5 pounds a week. Sold by druggists.
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East Penn Dots

EAST I'enn DOtS
The continued cold weather has been dis
couraging TO our farmers.
The remains of Mr.. George Smith, of Le-
highton, were inferred in the ben Salem ceme-
t,ry on Monday. The remains were followed
to the grave by large cOncOurse of relatives
and friends. May he rest in peace.
Mr.. T. W. Steigerwalt has secured the
services Of Gideon Peter to do the carpenter
work on his new barn. MIR. p is first class
mechanic
Mr.. Alfred westman and vile visited
Reuben Peters on Sunday last.
MIR. Owen Smith was on a business trip to
Slatington last Thursday.
The sale at j. ID. HOlshue's was well at
tended, aud the goods brought a fair price.
The members of the Carbon Horse Com
pany will meet at the public house of Mr.. p.
George, in East Penn township, on Friday,
the 18th instant, to elect officers for the ensu-
ing year.
As we have no way Of getting our mail
yet, we would not do without the welcome
weel ly visits of the ADVOCATE at any incon.
veniencc.
jacob Ruch has opened new store In this
place, and the people are invited to give him
a call, and they will find a choice assortment
Of goods,
We have all heard OF asking for bread and
receiving a ttone but gentlemen may we'll
consider himself still worse treated, when he
asks for young lady's hand, and gets her
fathers boot instead. UNoLE SAM.
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The Co. Commissioner Meeting.

The Commissioners on Tuesday, adopted
a resolution directing the clerk to telegra oh
to Mr.. Craig and request him to present and
urge the appointment of Jamus McGinty, of
Lansford,. for appointment to the Office Of
Sealer Of weighs and measures.
At the meeting of the board on Wednes-
day, the following Assessors appeared and
returned their assessment books for 1879:
Levi Kuechner, Penn Forest Joseph NJ.
Peters, Parryville Bor. VIM. II. Rauch J.,
South Kdder; Jonas G. Beers, Towamens-
ing j. X. Rckert, Franklnj Niles NJ.
Smith, North Kidderi Washington Snyder,
Lower Towamensing; Peter Bush, Eo st
Mauch Chunk; and William Horn, Mahon-
ing. This being appeal day for the above
named districts, the necessary alterations
were made.
J.J. Gallagher offered the following which
was unanimously adopted
Whereas, it appears that It'd. Clauss
Esq, late Treasurer, has not fully settled his
Indebtedness TO the county, it is Resolved,
that the clerk is hereby ordered to notify
the surities to make prompt payment, else
legal measures will be taken for the collec-
ton of the same"
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Big Greek items were among the missing
last week, on account Of my school closing,
and my time being taken up in holding exam.
nations, filling out rewards, etc.
Mr.. VIM. Luekenbill moved from this
place to Lehighton Of Tuesday OF last week.
HIS brother, from Delano, the same day moved
into the residence made vacant by William,
and has taken charge Of the farm.
"A daughter Of a. A. Walk, who has been
lying in a critical condition, am pleased to
say, under the medical attendance Of Dr. Nc
CreAry, Of Weissport, has improved so much
as to be able 20 be out and around again.
Mr.. Chas. Markley moved to Rokertsvllle
on Tuesday OF last week.
County Superintendent HofIord visited
our schools recently, and speaks highly Of
some of them.
Our friend, Mr.. VIM. II. Kreamer, bro
ther Of Hon. J. q. Kreamer, will shortly leave
for school, and expects to prepare to enter the
profession as teacher next winter. wish
him success, and shall gladly welcome him as
a brother teacher.
An infant Of Mr., VIM. Hone was Inferred
at the St. Paul's church, on Saturday of last
week.
The Maria Furnace school closed on Sat
urday last
"A lot ofharness and some corn was stolen
FROM Charles DeIPey on Saturday night, 18th
ult. SO far no clue.
w. Z. Remerer's school closed on Thurs
day Of last week.
Snow can still be seen In many places.
"A fPslliug school vac held a. KtbhleT'S
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Payday night was noted for its numerous
auction sales.
The fiends and relations OF deceased SOL
diers buried in Weatherly, should consult
with the post master in order to apply 10 the
Department for headstones.
Two out of the three elected Borough
Auditors have gone West. The Court, upon
petition Of the Council, will fill the vacancy.
DIR. Mayer, dentist, Of Mauch Chunk, is
visiting town on professional business. The
Doctor proposes to spend one week each
month with us.
Before going West, Mrs E. Y. Dollen-
mayer offers her houshold furniture for sale.
Mr.. Dollenmayer has gone on to Kansas
where they propose to locate.
Mr.. B. U'Brian, the ticket agent at East
Mauch Chunh, visited town on Thursday, he
having been called hither by parties wanting
tickets for the West
Waller Kline, of the Centennial Saloon,
offers his fixtures for sale. He intends to
change his occupation.
e, Miller, in charge Of C. Casslcrs' team,
came near having runaway on Thursday.
While coming around church Hill, the wagon
"P'o'i 'hc hoIses stattou ou run put lot'u
nately he stopped them before any damage
was done.
The members of the German Reformed
church propose having an oy ster supper and
festival this (Thursda,) evening.
-Arttr several weeks absence to Confer
ence, and an additional visit to see his par
enls, Rev. II. II. Colburn has again returned
to his charge and has fully entered upOn his
duties. RocKAwAT.
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Our ParryviIIe Budget.

This week we have very gratifying
item to ontribute-Monday, the starting Of
our public works. At a meeting of the mem
bers of the Carbon Iron and Pipe Company,
held here on Friday last, II. Cooper, Esq of
Allentown, was chosen superintendent. G..
w. Bowman of our borough resumes charge
of the office, as book-keeper; a Mr. Serfass
from Allentown has been assigned the posi-
ton of founder and outside foreman; Lalay-
ette Ramaly becomes foreman of the car
penters, and at this writing D. F. Connor, is
mentioned as the probable appointee to the
position of master machinist. On Monday
morning, large number of workingmen
were in town looking for employment. Some
curious individuals counted them and re-
port the number two hundred and four.
The assemblage of so large body Of men in
quest of employment surely shows the great
plentitude of laborers, despite the emigration
westward that has been going on for some
time past. AS only about dozen hands
were employed on Monday, the vast multi
tude moved away sad and disappointed. On
Thursday, the force was slightly increased,
but the number will not be greatly augment
ed until No. l furnace goes into blast, which
will be about the LIST of May.
II. Cooper, Esq, the Superintendent,
moved into town on Tuesday, and is getting
comfortably domiciled in his new quarters.
He has already very favorably impressed
our people by qis aaable and courteous
manners.
We learn that the dinner served to the
members of the Company on Friday last at
the Gold Eagle was first-class, in every re-
spect, thus rejecting much credit upon the
new host and hostess.
The music of hammer and saw and the
movements of men about the furnace forci
bly, reminds us of Parryville in its former
days. Soon the village blacksmith will bring
in his anvil chorous which with the putting
and whistling of locomotives, in the near
future, will complete the melody of "labor's
song"
B. F. Connor, for some time past en-
gagged in New York, is in town this week,
accompanied by his young bride Miss Mat
tie j. Phiier, one of Parryville's former
teachers. We are glad to greet him as a
benedict and congratulate both upon the
felicitous event. AMERIcus.
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MARRIED,

MEIsRL-RUss.- AT the Evangelical parson-
age, Mahanoy City, on the 3rd inst, by Rev.
5. 4. Leopold, MIR Charles Meisel, of bella
no. Schuylkill county, and Miss Rosa u.
Russ, of Philadelphia,
SERPAss-K KLMERKR.-On the Sth ult., by
Rev. l.. *. Derr, MIR. Elias B. Serfass, OF
North Whitehall, and Miss ViOletta Kem-
erer, of Washington, Lehigh county, Pa.
HANKEE-REMALY.-On the End ult., by the
same, MIR. George +. Hankee, and Miss
Flora A. Jan. Remaly, of Washington, Le-
high county, Pa.
MoYER-SNYpER-On the 2sth ult., by the
same, Mr.. Josiah II. Moyer, of Slatington,
and Miss Laura ID, Snyder, Of Trtpoli, Le-
high county, Pa.
KERN-HUNtICKER.-O the 5th inst, by the
same. MIR. Josiah l.. Kern, OF SlatingtOn and
Miss Elemenda Hunsieker, ofNeisville, Le-
high county, Pa.
PETER-FENsTERMARE the same day.
by the same, MIR. Wm. +. Peter, fGermans.
Vile, and Miss Menetta A. Feustermaker,
oil Slatedale, Lehigh county, Pa.
BLosE-SrENNER.-On Jan. 25, 1879, ~ Rev.
i. L. Freeman, Oliver BlOse, OF Fire Line,
and Mi steiner of LehiIh Gap.
STRAUB-GREEN On the 22d ult.. by the
same, Hiram L. Straub and Ninnetta a..
Green, both OF Towamensing.
BLosE-STENHER.-On the 3rd Inst. by the
same, Dallas blose and Mary Ann STEINER,
both Of Lehigh Gap
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AIbrightsviIIe items.

Hard times-the iron age.
"A matter Of cores-apple sauce.
William II. George returned home from
his pleasure trip Monday. He had been
absent about four weeks.
Mr.. Owen II. silliman, OF ofKunkeltown,
paid us a flying visit one day last week.
Mr.. Joseph Serfass left Tuesday morn
ing for Plymouth Meeting, Montgomery
county, on visit to his son-in-law, VIM.
Wagner, Esq, who formerly resided in Le-
highton. He expects to be absent about two
weeks.
George Ecket, formerly Of this place,
now of Gouldsboro', Monroe county, is here
on a visit. He is looking as gayaand hap
py as ever lie will return to his home in
a few days.
Paul Eckhardt, of Mud Run, took pos
session Of the Pine Grove House on the LIST
inst. He succeeds Peter L. Houser who
formerly kept the house, and there is no
doubt that Mr.. Eckharlt will do well in his
new homestead. lie is young man of good
talents and one of the most energetic young
men in this section Of the country and is the
right man in the right place. We all wish
him success in his new home.
Thomas Serfass moved into his new
house on the LIST, and Samuel Beer moved
into the white house vacated by Thos. Ser
fass; P. L. Houser moved into the house
vacated by William Hussemann, and VIM,
Husseman moved in his deceased brothers
house.
August Hussemann has opened a win
ter-green distillery in the rear end Of Henry
]. Deppey's saw and grist mill, and contem-
plates running the business to it's fullest ca
pacity.
-Penrose Walck, Of Pine Run, moved to
this place last week and works for Josiah
Kunkel driving team.
Constable II. G. Deppey returned home
from his visit to the lower end of the coun-
ty on Monday of last week, and was very,
very much pleased with his trip.
-Lucilia S. Kibler, of the Hunters Ho-
tel, is rusticating at Paul EckhardPs at
present.
=" Mercury" will please accept thanks
for favors shown me while on visit to the
lower end of the county. DUrLEx.
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Not Biased.
MANY VETERANS.

In contrast to the prSudiced political-re-
ligous statements and comments of the
Maueh Chunk Gazette and F2opper, of Mr..
CLAUS failure, we give the following, from
the Hazleton DAILY Bulletin of last Monday;
T. d. CLAUS, ex x-county treasurer Of Car
bon county, who is engaged in the clothing
business at Lehighton, is a delaulter TO the
amount Of s. 800. 1t is reported that when
he entered upon the office of County Treas
urer he was considerably involved in debt,
and that he had since endeavored to pay in
full all claims against him, but, owing 10 the
constant decline Of the value Of goods aud
having a large and sne stock on hand his
losses were fully equal TO his earnings from
all sources, and in the end he was compelled
To go under. That he is strictly honest, and
acted in good faith towards all with whom
he had business relations, no one doubts for
moment. And his friends are confident
that by careful management in the disposi-
zion Of his stock, his personal property and
real estate will cover all his liabilities aud
enable him TO take fresh and successful
business start at an early day.
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Decoration Day.

By request ofa number of the old soldiers
Of Lehighton, Weissport and vicinity, there
will be meeting held in the public school
house, in Weissport, on Saturday evening,
the 10Th inst, for the purpose of appointing
committees and making the necessary ar
rangements of Decoration Day in the two
boroughs named, and to procure headstones
from the Government for such of their de-
ceased comrads whose graves are still un-
marked. Let there be full turn out Of the
veterans Of this locality.
MANY VETERANS.
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SPRING GOODS,

Daniel Grayer, of the Beo Hive store, has
just returned from the city wish sew and
choice assortment of spring and summer
dress goods, of the very latest designs, which
he is offering at prices fully as low as goods
of the same quality can be bought for in the
city. Also q full line of dry goods, potions,
queensware, &c. To all Of which he respect
fully invites the attention Of fpurchasers.wth
circulars.
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.

The undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Court OF Common Pleas ut Carbon County, to
settle and ADJUST the account OF Tilghmaa
Arner, assignee Of 4. IA. Lang. will attend to
tue duties ofhls appointment onrH URSDAI
MAY LIST 1879, at TEN o'clock A. NJ, at his
Once, oak Hall, 10 Maueh Chunk, when and
where all parties Interested may appear.
bE1ER j. MEEHAN, Auditor
hauce Chunk, March -, isTp-v5
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ERRORS OFYOUTH

A GENTLEMA \ who suffered for years from
\ eTvOus DEBILITY, PREM AZURE DECAY,
nd u a the eifects OF youthful indscretiOu Will
for lac sake Of suffering humunit send tree 10
all who need it, the reclue and direction for
making the simple remeuy by winch he vas
Yel t!seT's eXreiience eau do so OY addressing IA
perfect confidence,
JOHN u. OGDEN. AZ Cedar ST. n, Y.
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As our reporter came along Water street
last night, shverng with the chill night air,
and drawing his oyereoat tightly about him
he thought, "now is the time for colds and
coughs" but if poor mortals only knew what
a certain cure DR.. Bulls Cough syrup is,
how few would long sulitr, and then it eosts
only twenty five oeuts,--ssndusky ,o.l Reg
igtsr
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Local and Personal.
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers to the CARBoN ADVOCATE will
take special notice that our terms are one
dollar year strictly in advance, if not so
paid $1.25 will be charged in every instance
Subscribers getting their papers by mail VIII
refer to the direction tabs on their papers
and note the date, and remit accordingly
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DIEn.

HETDr.-on the 26th ult Matthias Heydt Of
Milkesbarre, formerly Of " alckrvlile, Oar
bon county, Pa, aged 73 years, 10 months,
and 20 days.
HAHN.-On the 9th ult., Harvey Eugene, in
FAINT son Of William and Mary Hahn, aged
q days.
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school house on Friday evening Of last week.
At the close Of the spelling, addresses we're
made by VIM. E. Kemorer and q. A. Buck,
teachers, Of Franklin.
Hon. Allan Craig will please accept
our thanks for public douments.
REuuBE
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:DRESS MAKING:


where she will be much pleased to see her
Lady friends and all others Interested. NV
motto heing TO please all who may favor me
with their patrOna. c, and having had many
years experience in both city and Country.
all, therefore can fully rely on having their
Dresses PERFECTLY fitted combining EAsg
with ELtGANCR). made up In FIRsT-cLAss
order. in the most STYLISH manner, at RFA-
soNABLE charges. Please call and lie e0nvinc-
ed that II is ENTIRELY UNNECESSARY to 40 far
from home to obtain the talent necessary to
SECURE FiRsr-CLAss FITTING DRESSES IN
EVERY RESPECT, or ANY OTHER Work PER-
TANNING TO THE BusINtss. Persons having
ExPRNstvE mat erial whi'h they wish made
up, are particularly informed that they can
place the FULLEST RELIANCE ON NY ABILITY
TO GIVE THEM ENTIRg sATtsFACTloN as to
FIT, STYLE and SUPERIOR wORKMANsHIP.
Respectfully,
March =, 1879. Mas. Z. HIBBLER.
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For sale,

!
Five Shares Of the Capital Stock OF the lst
National Bank Of Lehighton. For further
particulars apply at the once Of the CARBoS
ApvcoAIE. March p Wgs
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sssHHss sssss HsHs'f e . HfHH . . 'fs . . sH'''
MRS. L. HIBBLER

will, on after APRIL 10, 1879, Open Rooms IN
the Dwelling op' Ostc he CARBON ADVOCATE,
BANKWAY, LEHIGHTON, Tor the pur-
Of
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Special Notices.

MI 70 ofun kinds TU doRs, III char
ees Of Bl ooD Or ulucus ~ J J
! IGEO adj dlseascs Of the RECTC NJ
quickly and perfectly cute1 bv a simgie and
soothing REMEDY. For luformation addr -
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NOTICE.

Letters Testamentary on the Estate OF
Samuel Heherliny, late Of the Borough OF Le-
highion, Carbon County, Pennsylvania, have
been granted TO the undersigned 60 whom AL
persons indebted to the said Estate are re-
quested to make payment 'fithin six weeks,
aud all those having ella ms or demands will
make known the same. WITHOUT delay. TO
ANGELA HEBERLING,
EXecutrix OF samuel llebcrling, deed.
LehightOn, March 20, lS79-w6
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DE-. L. D. wEYDU RMS ALTEnAuvE srRUF
rV-A remedy used THIRTY.FIvE EARS in
a private prnct &c and never failing ~ indieAllv
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PIN MPLE S

will mail (Freel the recipe for a simple
VFeETABtE BALM that VIII remove TAN
FIlECKIl7S, PIMPLES and BIO TCH u ;,
ieaving ihe I. In soft, Gear ana beaut iuli also
in -tru, tiols Tor producing luxuriant grow th
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The Ladies of Lehighton. Weissport, Mnuch
Chunk and vicinity are respectfully informed
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