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New-York tribune., 1879-01-28

COOK, WASHER and lRONER.-By Ger
" man Protestant Young woman; understands her bus
ness Thoroughly and has best reference; city country Ca
m l3l l3th.st., near 3d-ayc.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-28
CUANBERMAID. WAITRESS. &c. - BY 4

~ very excellent Scotch CIR good ch1mb rmad and
waitress willing with washing required l. GOOD
wiling girl lazy and has four reference from last
place lStl-st.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27
CITY TAXES 1879.
RELIEF TO TAXPAYERS.

New ORLEANS November IL. 1879.
You are hereby notified to pay your Tux Of
1879. principal and interest. which hHs been
past due since January T. 1879. You arc further
informed that by ordinance or the City Council
OF November ls. 1879. you will be permitted to
pay the said tax. principal and interest. with
out any accrued costs Of either clerk or sheriff
provided you pay tho same, either at the Civil
Shoriffs Office Or That Of the Administrator of
Finance. within ten days from the service Of
notice hT tho sheriff.
Should you neglect to take advantage Of the
benefits Ut said ordinance within that time IL
will he the duty or tho sheriff to proceed with
the collection of your tax. by advertisement
and sale rs usual, in which case all the costs
will be required Of you. In considering this
notice to pay do not allow yourself To BE- de-
ceivei by the Idea that any remission Of costs
or other reduction OF your indebtedness for the
tax of 1879 Is permitted by the new constitution
now before tho peopla for adoption. as II ap-
plies only to tho taxes OF previous years.
The ahoya relief Ia also granted to delin-
auents Of 1873 and previous years
j. r. ALCEE GAU THREAUX.
ALE. FL. IsAACSON.
noIatf Administrator OF Finance.
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FELIX WALKER.
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

ATATE or IOutnrANA. !
Resintrar Of Voters. Parish Of Orleans.
New Orlaana. Hept "a 1879.
The of11oa Of tho Reeistrar Of Voters for tho
rariah of Orteann will be opened on THURS
DAY. tbetwentY fifth DAY Of september. ut ~,
Patrick q Hall Camp street. oppoaite Lafayette
Euuare. and will he kapt open until November
"a. 1879. Rundaya and legal holidays excepted. In
order 80 enable those who have not Registered
In 1878 and 1870 and those who have removed. to
secure thetr regular papers In Wow OF the
great number Of applications for duplicate reg
Iteration papara. citizens are earnestly request
cd to uaa dilIgent search for original papers
before applying for duplicates
Office OPEN from O'Clock ~ M. TO Ia M. and
from 30 to- u. m.
OHAH CAvANAO,
Registrar Of Voters.
aa2k tf Tariah of DrleHus.
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have IN a1oro and constantly arriving from
North Band Plantation. ut Mary natiah tho
he refinery on tho plantation In barrels 81 the
aanla max a al Now YORK rnilnara. and which !
offer In lNta to suit purchasers
Snrnrcs can he soon ut my office. NC ~ Var
nndalat Rtrcat.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27
nR J. b. PEREZ,

~ = PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
of twenty five years experiencs In the treat
URINARY ORGANS, ard Of thoee arising from
either. NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEEILITY.
eases treatea with snoeess. Bfight's Disease.
Hravol. Cattrrb of the Bladder. 1leet, sparna~
torrhesa aud all disorders OF Il PRIVATE Ma
TURE treated without the nse Of MERCURY or
any iniurious drugs. Cures guaranteed and
Incidence anpDlied. STRUCTURES cured by'a
simple mechanism. without pain
Dieeaaes Of Females Suspension. Rsfsntion
and iii Female Irregularities PROMPTLY RE-
LTEVED. Dr. Parezs FEMALE REGULAT-
ING ELIXIR NEVER FAILS TO be had only
at his office. Consultations strictly confiden-
tial and charges reasonable. Office No. South
Rampart street. near Canal. New Orleans. OCT
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-27
Gain IN bales over
praviola cargo.

The al aamRhip Kenssnetou carried away 30
hai,H per ton reeiatnr.
The following tupwarda Of 1901 arc come at
the vaaaala which have used the GILMAN
FULLER on portiona Of thoir cargoaa; frequent
trials allowing that arainst a siar of ~ hales
tied hy hand ono of 2e to 40 waa Rtowcd whom
tied by The Fuller.
The Rtaanahip Hanover made again 81 - per
cent on Cotton from the anne Praaa, and In
BOX Railroad Oar gain from tho same FroRa
of ~ per cent was made by the GILMAN
FULLER and GRIr TT Ealonn Steamships It,
Ionia. Highhnry Norma, Ron Vennn. kingR-
ton Solo Oarthusian. Minor. AahhurDe. CY
preea, Andean, Ahdiel. Artillar,at Boruaaia
Rraunpchwea. Baltimore Oordova. Oonpet.
nilos. Elpie. Emhlehope. Elvire. Effective. FL
more Fire Queen. Frankfurt Fitzror. Haytien.
Hlaforian. Hesleden. Harden, Hudaon Inventor.
Kntckerbocker Linda, Ievnriier. Lono. Lone
Star. Maria Louisa. Memphis. Mayague1.
Mediator. Monarch. Martinique. Mlsas
eippi, Morgan CITY, Naples. NurnberE. New
Orleans. 0beron Orator Porto Rico. reer Of the
Realm Prussia Romulus. RITA. Semiramide.
syhilla Thessalia. Vanguard. VIM. Symington.
Sailing vessels, Alma, Anna Gaudy Adorna,
S a civ 81 Geapara David Malcolm
son Diamant Empire of Peace Ermina ] \,
Forest Faala, Genttori TarahoehiH. Gustave and
Oscar, Glenanort, Hercules Ism"r, Tie Martha.
stenano. Marguerite Marola dreenleaf. Minnie
VI Watts. Mary Ann. Mary Riggs Nurauam
| norm'e, 0riont. Psrttaw. Paul Roytnn. Queen
Of Beauty. Ryeraon. Regina. kesuelta. Rock
| Terrace, Richard Parsons Stewart Freeman.
| flien N. Story, Sahino. Thos. Lord. Wyom ng.
Yorktown. To MI If which you are referred.
| but more especially e the operation Of the ma
chine itself. for the Qualify 81 tho work done.
I Orders for It's nsa left NJ the presses named,
| or at this office will ha A tended
JOHN II. LAFlTTE L CO..
Managers Louisiana Cotton Tic Company,
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srEuIAL NOTICES.
y. y.r,.,e A.aacsat,er, NE.

Nattra HHty Eara respectfully an
nounces q hia friends ard the public III gen
eiai TINT ha has severed hia connection with the
Two Orphans saloon. M - 81 Charles stteat,
nnd VIII hc harenfler found At LA1DWME'tt
RRANnH NJ. / = Garondaet sitaet where he
VII bn rleasad ~ see hia many friends.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-25
lBeaVcr Meadow .ItcunS,
BINGo.

We clip the following items from the
Mountain BeacOn'S correspondence from
Beaver Meadow, of the 2Olh:
Thursday was the day and Father Mar
ran the man that made Mr. Martin, of Jeans
vile, and Miss Sheridan, of Coleranc, man
and wife. The happy couple went for a
short trip to Mahauoy and in the evening
they and their friends had d good time.
"A man by the name of Gallagher was
drowned at Milnesyllle on Saturday night.
Gallagher had been arrested for beating a
boy in Slackersville Beaver Brook and was
taken to Wilkcsbarre, and while returning
fell into well and was drowned.
Beaver Brook colliory No. ! has been
idle for several days. The rope broke ON
Wednesday and the timber at the mouth OF
the slope were completely shattered, so that
operations were suspended for that day.
dav or two afterwards the rope broke again
forcing them to remain idle few more
days.
Saturday was pay day at Audenried and
people were happy. Mr.. Leisenring says il
was the largest pay ever given out of that
office. The reason is self evident.-the men
are determined to deal in Hazleton and thu,
save 10 or 20 per cent
The rain that fell on Saturday night
was much needed, especially in Frenchtown
The people there were compelled to so tc
Jeancsyile for their water. Even Auden.
ried was running short and a water famine
| was feared.
AT the last meeting Of Banks township
school board petition was presented to tn,
/ board, signed 10y all the teachers, asking
them to allow the teachers to have local
| institute. Their request was refused A
| motion TO allow the male teachers a compcn
sation for teaching night school was alsC
] l,,Zt
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

VIM. Brulzmun, aged some 2j years,
brakeman on a Lehlgh Valley Railroad
freight train, lost his life by shocking ac,
cident 'on Saturday evening last, at IO:4j
o'clock. lie was sitting ON one of the box
ears, and as the train passel under the
Allentown. Furnace bridge, he came in
contact with the bridge, was knocked sense
less, aud about 80 lert above the bridge, he
tell from the car upon the track, and was
muLilated in most horrid manner. One
of the trucks passed oyer his breast, sever
ing his body, and scattering the internal or
gans along the track. His head and left
arm were also mauglrd. Pieces of liver and
portions Of brain We're found at the place
of accident next morning, together with
remnants of the shirt he wore, and the to-
baccobox which he carried in his pocket.
His companions became aware of the accl
deut Immediately after the occurrance, and
brought the train to stop. His remain.
were next day taken to his home in East,,n
/ where he leaves a wife and one child IL,
/ is the second victim who has rs his life in
/ this death-trdp within a short time. TIL,
Coroner's jury returned a verdict as follows
THAT the cause death was the accidental
striking against the bridge of the Allentown
Iron Co., while in the faithful discharge o
his duties, and we, the Jurors, do most Sc
riously ceusure the Allentown Iron Com
pany for not having the bridge of sufiicieu
height, aud we recommend that the sam,
should be Investigated by the prope
authorities.
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Religious Notes.

EVANGELICAL CHURCH wEIssPoRT.-J. X
Seyirit Pastor. German preaching at 10 o.
clock A, NJ. Teachers meeting ut 1880 p. m.
Sunday School at2 p IN. English preaching
at p. m.
LEHIGHToN EvANG ELICAL CHURCH.-Rev.
b. J. Smoycr, pastor; tomorrow Sunday,
a. m, Prayer Meetings 10 a. M, German
preaching, Subject: "Casting out Devils"
(Nath. II: l4-2l) l p, m, Teachers Meet
ing p. m, Sunday school; 0 p. m, prayer
ard praise meeting; ! p. M, English preach.
ing, Subject: "A sermonto young men. Altar
services In The evening. All are welcome.
LEHIGHToN NJ. L, CuURcH-J. p. Miller,
pastor-Sunday October Goth, a. m. Glass
Meeting; 10 a. IN Sermon subject: The
Greatest Christian Grace; p. IN. Sunday
School; 6 p. m. Prayer Meeting p. IN. Ser
mOn-suIject: The Fading Leaf
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-25

QUARTER SEssIoNs,-Com. VS.. Manus IIar
kins; assault and battery; Bridget Curran,
prusecutriX. Recognrzance forfeited.
Com. VS.. VIM. Reed embezzlement. De-
iendaut enters bail to appear at next term.
Com. vs.. Patrick Gildea assault and bat
terry and surety Of the peace. Recognizance
forfeited.
COMMON PLEAs.-M. 4. Robinson, admin
istrutrlX of a, Robinson, VS.. Thos. Kemerer
administrator Of Oliver Breneiser. Verdict
for defendant.
The Weulherly Building 4 Loan Associ-
alton vs.. Elizabeth Rothruck. Verdict for
plaintiff
The Fidelity B. & L. Asso. VS.. Margaret
Mckiver, admir- of -- McKIyer, deceased
Judgment set aside.
Charles A. Kline VS.. Paul Eckert. Rule
OF court on garuishec to answer interroga-
tories.
Return of Henry Boyer, assignee of j. B.
Sedel, confirmed absolutely.
Joseph Obert vs. The Farmers Ins. Co., of
Upper and Lower Sauce Twp. Rule for a
new trial discharged.
John Truvskis and others VS.. Taxpayers
and School Directors of Banks Township.
Order of modification Of injunction filed.
Joseph and John Otto VS.. Gabriel Shiuke.
Motion for rule on defendant to show cause
why he does not enter appearance.
Auditors report Of distribution of funds
in hands Of j. L. Gabel, assignee of Frank
P. Semmel, confirmed nisi.
ORPHANS COURT.-Widow's appraisement
of the estate of Z. l.. Dreisbach, approved
absolutely.
Auditors report in the matter ofthe estate
of jacob Schwank, IL. f. Seagreyes admin
istrdtOr, confirmed nisi
Estate of Lewis Fmutz, decd the Court
appointed Joseph Kalbfuss auditor To make
distribution of balance in hands Of admluis-
traitor aud 10 re-state and re-settle the ac-
count, If necessary.
Estate Of Z. L. Dresbach; petition for sale
| of real estate. Court granted order Of sale
with power aud prescribes the terms of sale
Final account OF NJ, A. Fagley, guardian
of Mary A. Waters. now Mary A. Ditterline
auditors repnrt; confirmed nisi.
Estate of solomon Scott return Of ordel
of sale of real estate confirmed absolutely.
/ Final account Of jacob Blakslee, admins.
| traitor OF John Blaksee exceptions filed.
Order OF Court 10 administrator OF the es
tate Of W. C. Kamerzell To sell real estat,
and return 10 Court, confirmed nisi.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-25
WeisspOrt IIenns.

The public schools Of East weissport
open next Monday.
Mr.. Lewis Deppe, of Long Run, has
removed his family to this place.
"A protrocted meeting has been in pro-
gress at the Evangelical chapel in North
Weissport during the week.
-Messrs. Frank L. Raber and Scott
Groot paid a visit, on Monday, to the
public schools Of this borough, and each
made short but timely address to the
scholars, which was duly appreciated.
Mr.. Reuben Zimmerman has opened
a wheelright shop in Mr.. Hiram Rickert's
building.
Mr.. Henry Berlin, of Berlinsville, has
resumed work in his shop in East Weiss
port.
There are "baker's Dozen" more OF
less, Of youngsters in this borough, some Of
them being the sons of respectable parents
who, in the role of "street- corner Arabs
are the source of almost daily complaints
from citizens or from visitors 20 Weissport
Specific complaint is made that while +. L.
Raber, accompanied by some ladies of lie.
highton, was driving through Weissport
last week, these young rullians made a sortee
on'the team, used obscene and abusive Ian
guag 10 the ladies, and fired a volley Of
stones at the driver. The parents of these
chaps would do well to read the Grand
Jury's Presentment, published in the ADyo-
CATE last week, ard take advantage of the
old "stitch in time" maxim.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-25
Size of our Grea, Lakes.

The latest measurement of our fresh water
seas are as follows:
The greatest length of Lake Superior is 33j
miles, its greatest breadth is 100 miles
mean depth GSS feet; elevation 627 feet
area $4,000 square miles.
The greatest length Of Lake Michigan is
800 miles; its greatest breadth los miles
mean depth 600 Feet elevation jOG feet
area $4,000 square feet.
The greatest length of Lake Huron is 100
miles its greatest breadth is 1863 miles
mean depth 600 feet; elevation PA feet
area 10000 square miles.
The greatest length of lake Erie is 2jC
miles its greatest breadth is so miles; it,
mean depth is S4 feet elevation 55j feet
area G,OOO square miles.
The greatest length Of Lake Ontario is 81
miles, its greatest breadth is 6j miles It's
mean depth is 500 feet; elevation 2Gl feet
area 5000 square miles.
The length of all five is l ,26j miles, Gov
ering an area of upwards of 1890 square
miles,
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NIahOning TIvinkIings.


Farmers are beginning to lay in their
supply of of winter coal.
There are no tramps visible in this
vicinity.
"A District Teachers Institute will be
organized next Tuesday at McDaniel's school
house, with equal privileges to ALL
Mr.. F. W. Smith is visiting his parents
at Heidelberg, Lehigh county. lie expects
to return next Monday.
Some Of our young ladies are like cold
Solomonj" they are no. "speechmakers,' .
but great takers.
Calvin Bartholomew spent last Satur-
day and Sunday in our valley, during
which time he visited Centre Square and
other places
-Llewellyn Straup, agent for the famous
Syracuse chilled plow, has three more at
hand, which he is offering at reduced rates.
S. J. Horn and sister returned home
last Saturday from a weeks trip to Stating
ton and Allentown, and in the evening they
were entertained by some of our young
folks.
When young farmers wife made her
boys first pants, and made them precisely
the same before as behind, the father ex-
claimed "Goodness he won't know whe-
ther he is going to school or coming home"
Mr.. D. II. ileninger and Miss Jane L.
Balliett, of Tamaqua, paid us visit last
Sunday.
The question to be discussed in the lit
erary society at Centre Square tonight (Sat.
urdayl is "Resolved that intoxicating H.
quors should be abolished" The Affirmative
is j. NJ Kistler and Z. S. Hopper, and the
negative Nathan Ballet and Frank Klnga-
man.
If a voter has paid state or county
tax within two wears, or if he is between 81
and % years old, he can vote by proving
this to the Election Board, on his own aiIi-
davit, and that of another qualified voter
whether his name has been registered OF
not. BINGo.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-10-25
pror. cnrnncr-Anothcr LECTURE.

The temperance lecture, by Prof Card
ner, of Connecticut, at the Presbyterian
church, on Sunday evening, was a memor-
able event 10 the lecture going people of
our borough. The Professor is a model
orator, and combines with that qualifca-
ton sound and practical views on the sub
jcct he handles, which at once reaches the
mind and heart of his audience. He is no
visionary political adycnturcr on the tenn
perance question, but grapples with the tenn
poral and moral aspect of intemperance and
aims to build a wall of strength against it in
the hearts of the victims to its influence. The
Presbyterian church is one Of the largest in
Lehighton, yet number were unable to
obtain even standing room inside the church
on Sunday evening. The unanimous YER
dict is the lecture was brilliant, and must do
much good.
LEHIGnToN, Pa, Oct. %, 1879.
To Prof. Gardner,
Sir :-IIaving listened with much pleas
ure to your lecture on Sunday evening last
in the Presbyterian church, on the evils Of
intemperance, we, the undersigned, respect
fully request a repetition of the lecture at
your earliest convenience, as we understand
large number of our citizens who failed to
be present on the frst occasion wish to hear
you. Very respectfully,
Rev. ]. P. MILLER, of the NJ. L. Church,
Rev. B. J. SMOYER of the Evan Church,
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FOR CORONER,
VOTE FOR
CHARLES W. LENTZ,
OF WEISSPORT
Our ParryviIIe Budget.

Our ParryViIie Budget.
Mr.. Lathrop, receiver of c.. R. r. of N.
j., and some others from New York city,
We're here to see the furnaces.
Mr.. jacob Peters applied the match to
set No. furnace in operation.
The Carbon Iron Company has two
horses ON the cinder-banks, beside the en-
gine,
Mr.. J. L. Mller's little girl has fully
recovered from her sickness.
The Lew store is now open to accommo-
date those who call.
-Rev. Mr.. Butz will preach in the Evan
sclical church on Sunday evening at seven
o'clock. ALFONSO,
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula ofa simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
for Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asth-
ma, and all Throat and Lung Affections, also
a positive and radical cure for Nervous De
bilty aud all Nervous Complaints, after hay
ing tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands Of cases, has felt it his duty to
make it known TO his suffering fellows. Act
uated by this motive and desire 10 relieve
human suffering, will send free of charge
to all who desire it, this recipe, in German,
French or English, with fun directions for
preparing aud using. Sent by mail by ad-
dressing with stamp, naming this paper, w.
W. SHERAR, l49 Powers Block, Rochester,
n. IL. l2.e.o.w.
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Weary mortals racked with pain,
Ever seeking-but in vain,
Sweet relief from mortal ills:
Try, pray, Vests Lircr Pits!
a as sure as mornings light
Comcth after shades Of night,
Der thy life, health's sun divine
Shall arise, in Joy to shine;
Light and health, and joy and mirth,
In sun beams sparkle round thy hearth
Vital energy shall start,
Fen to muscle, brain and heart;
Rid the Liver of its load,
Purify the life, the blood,
Intercept disease and death,
Leaving fragrance on thy breath,
Tighten life of half its ills,
safe add potent Liver Pills.
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GOOD FOR BABIES.

We are pleased to say that our baby was
permanently cured Of serious protacted
irregularity of the bowels by the use oil
Hop Bitters by the mother, which at the
same time restored her to perfect health
and strength. - The Parents, University
ave, Rochester, n. Y. See another column.
47-3t
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Big Creek Items.
Politics wax warm.

Politics wax warm.
Election Tuesday, Noy. 4.
The woods are now in their autumnal
glory.
The most welcome breakiast-bcl is a
punctual wife.
The long winter nights will soon be up
on us.
The leaves are falling, and the migra-
tory birds are leaving us
Potatoes have begun to rot very badly
for some of our farmers.
The way to treat the man of credit is
to take no note of him.
What does wise man weigh ?-IIis
words.
Mr.. Lewis Kemerer has been serving as
jumr at Mauch Chunk this week.
The recent rains were hailed with de-
light, for besides laying the dust, they will
greatly help wheat and rye.
John Roberts, of Slatington, was at this
place on visit last Sunday, and in the al
ternoon visited our Sabbath schools and ad-
dressed the children.
Subscribe for good family newspaper,
pay for it, and let your wife and children
have the benefit of it.
The Bible and newspaper in every
family, good school in every district-all
studied and appreciated as they merit-are
the pricipal support Of virtue, morality and
civil Iiberty.-Fraaklia.
The new road in Towamensing town
ship, leading from Reuben strohls to Wild
Creek, is now open for travel.
A moving from Monroe county passed
through here Tuesday, going towards your
borough.
james l. Bladslee, of Penn Haven, was
here IN business last Tuesday.
Lewis Deppe moved from Walcksvlle
to East Wcissport Tuesday,
Tho wife of Mr.. Dennis Zelner has been
very sick for some days past, and at this
writing, Thursday morning, is in very
critical condition.
There will be services held in the church
at Pine Run hs(saturday) )eveuing, by Rev,
Z. Butz.
Nathan solt, of this place, has started a
huckster line the past few weeks, and now
weekly visits Mauch Chunk.
-Messrs David and Reuben Strohl have
both made application for pensions. David
received a wound in the arm by ball while
in battle in front Of Petersburg, Virginia.
Will the school directors ofFranklin al,
low their teachers any days to attend the
County institute this year? We hope they
will.
Rye at precent is in demand, but farm,
ers are holding on for higher prices,
The solrs school of this place will open
on Monday, Nov. 3rd. Let the parents sec
to it that the children are present on open
ing day.
Rev f. Butz, Of Parryville, will preach
in the Solts church at this place on Sunday
morning. Sabbath school at the usual houl
p p. IN. REvERE.
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EApoLLARlrurno nonrrA

- FEyEa AOUL AND LlN.H PAD Is W thOut any
eNCep ION tue 0Cst fad IN rNtste encp Tor the cure
aud prevention Of AL m lar.ods di eases unG
the most WouuuItul ufetlicAl discovery 90 the
age. No memcinr required. cures by ABSORB
nHu send for pamphlet " ltch gives cert n
cate o. eNtruOrd uuIY CurcF performed bY thl
Pad maj et tres. Ask your Druggi for the
EgYpluu PAD and tage 40 other II ne has
u0nr, i will nd nu one bv m8li Un RECEIPT OF
price, a. JOS. J. rLEMING, "a Market ST.
Pittsburgh. Ia. Sole Agent Tor the uuited
ststss, Asy AL war.
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GhNnn MONTH guaranteed sl2 n day
AKgHHH at home made by the ndustI iOuS
9pVVV CaDital not required we will start
YOU. Men. women. boys and elrls
MAKE money faster n work for Us than at any
thing else. Th" work IS light and p easant ,and
such as anyone can 20 right at. Those vino are
wise who see this notice will send MS their ad
dresses at once aud see for themselves. Costly
Outfit and tel ms tree Now Is the ume. hose
alrendv AT worG arc LAYING up large Sums Of
Maine, June 7.-tNE