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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-14

NEEI orr MoSrH.-T The prSseE; month Feb
ruary is an odd uus 10 several respects. IL
has In the frsi place oii number - days
owing 20 its leap year distinction IL wili have
odd number uf >aHdays-fNe-whieh i very
c,li for the shortest month IN ;he year-ani one
of the Sundays will be wa,hinstons birthday.
Il ~ill begin on Saniay aad end On Suniay.
Which l. also odd. The I've Sunday. eeErssporl
IN date ~iih the fVc sundays in nex; August.
which j. odd again IL is sail ;ha; no one nov
living vii ever see another February % odd nor
will Their children. nor their ehiilreu's ehildrcn
sufieieni in .;self 60 make the month interesting:
Many oil saperstiiions are associated With inc
month. which orisinaI. bad :? days among the
Romans in al ordinary year when the Roman
senate. however. iecreei that the eighth month
should be namei after the Emperor Augustus.
one day taken from February aud besiowel
OF August. giving il 81 days. in order that il
might not be inferior 10 Jal!, called after Julius
CasaT. February was the month of pGriacaiion.
from fsLrsHa. during which the Lnpercalia. or
Fsbraalia we're celebrated. the festival beginning
the 18th and celebrated annually. LGpercalus. or
februus. was the SOd Of fertility. whose appro-
pirate sacrifices were dogs and goats. Aher the
Offering. two youths psiricisns. were eondactei TO
the altar. when one of the priests touched their
fOreheads With . sword dipped in the blood oi the
victims. and another priest washed Of the stain
uiih the wool soaked in milk. Thea the priests
"a; down to . feast At which vine was bouniifnliy
furnished. After rising from the board. they cut
the skins Of the sacrificed gsAis in pieces and Gov
cred. with some % these parts cf their bodies. in
imitation of the deity. represented - hzifeai in
rsat skins. With the other pieces. converted into
;hongs. they ran through ;he streets, striking
everybody they met. particularly women. Who
eouTtsd the blow. from the belief that il avertsd
sssriliiy and the pains q travail. The eeremo-
MES Of the festival were supposed "a symboliEe
the puriheation Of the people.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-14

the money, and passed IL over - he quoted.
"Bisssed s he that gvsth TO the poor, for he shall
have his reward"
"Thank you I" smiled the young man, ramming
the bills down into hispoekst "whsn shall de-
liver the book ?"
"wha, book ," II was sanserip,'s turn now to
be puirlsd.
terry Of the Murdered Man, in three volumes"
4 light seemed to be breaking in on sanscripts
horri6ed mind. Ho gra'ped the poker, and hoarse-
ly whispered:
"Young man, who are your wha, are you ?"
The visitor took the precaution 10 arise and slide
toward the door before he answered (he was no
doubt benefited by the experience Of busy life)
"Fm agent for this book under my arm-the"-
And you're not preacherl'
"No, sirw
"wsn durn my buttons"
There was . rush, a tcurry Of feet, the opening
ofthe door, dull thud, aSit leather and hesh had
come into violent eolltsson, ana tus 49,. I.
tumbling sown the front steps 20 the pavement.
Sanscrip, wasn't one Of them.
The look agents exit was 90 violent and sudden
that man coming up the steps at that moment
hadn't time 20 get out of the way. Both went
rafting and rolling down together. The new Wis.
itor picksl up his"s,Dve pipe" busted his brcech
e. with his hands, and looked uunderingiy after
the book agent. who was iinping away down the
street ~ fast a. exhausted nature could carry him
Finally visitor No. cautiously assembled the steps
ducking and lodging AZ IL expecting some infer.
nal machine To- be sprung upon him at every step
lie rang the bell carefully, if it house of
mourning Sansefipt again came 60 the door.
"weil. sir,"
The visitor fairly jumped loo,s from hi, skin in
alright.
"Is this where Mr. Sanscript live.'"
what IL it i.' What doe want"
softly, softly, Bro. san.crip,. The good Book
says"
''oh you're boak agent, ;oo--are you Well.
III soon aI you"
Away went visitor 40. ,. after the manner 81
No. !. As lie slii ID the top & >anscriri's night
boz; the horrihel voice of his wife eNeiteiy
from the doorway
John John VIA; haveyou done Is iha; the
way you ;rea; ms minister"
"iour minister Well III be cu-sed il iiin;
take him for another book agent" And he ,au;
the door.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-14
y - Ut ---7TF y"
on SMOKING.

Never i.h; gar VITA Game. U,e e0ai -
pgHk Flame asse;. ir uriousy the favo- otto
h-eey. lie pipe rather iLaE a cigar. lac va
FiYu. medication. 4. ;te tobacco impfes.es tie
Iiuiu: membrane g tue -pltt. which. teins
caut.ru4;l.u g ;ha, % the stomach the latter
:an bee iEes 4ften Permanently injured. Besides
eaIccr g the .ip ami ataer .eri.a. elects base
Ar..eu :-1i n.tari u;Aci Ni'E chemically treat
81 t.b4-eo all al si;ars are now chemically
treated especially wiih valcrlan or Il. syu;hesi.cI
o!eEsuts.
Tie be-, Az .afe.; smoking asy te hAi thu.
Zee perfectly pure iobseco 4i.intsgrA;e4 by e1-
posufe g. the dew. avoiding 4 course rot;ins or
feFsleriA;ioa. smoke !; in the common white
clay pipe. uhieh. bought Z quantities. may bo2ai
!or third 4 cent o. less. Destroy every pipe
after the third or fourth gss q Il; The smoke q
cigar of pipe constantly coming ia contact S!is
the corner 6: the sye will produce amorosis-blinl-
ne... SEoks uith your back 70 the Wind. TIE
Eusli,h ious pipe tssniy irche. o. Two feet was
once much ia sogus ., it kept the smoke Il tie
ooWl away from tie eyes And the nicotine dii u;
reality reach the lip,.
smoking aui literary composition often - t.
ss;her BglNer sAi tia; a gar tarrei AZ o-i.-
nary mAn iE;1 a philosopher. BayAri Tavi9r
.raossi inesssAn;y All probably FASTENED his sH4
~ i; ;eg :ew persons ar ~i;h.;Ani the .sriou,
iufaence - the urinary organs uhisk TIE COR
slant use % bacco induce. >mcsin. a. II ail
g. comp .iiion ssems 20 put the nefvOus system
ir;o tia; COZ 1T = wherein mental conceairation
!. facilitated I; !. sAil = restrain vitality. the
sreai..i foe % Intellectual Sork. although the
eharas;eriiin: !aiquiiy @; the French ana q The
TgrAs. s.pe,ialiy great u.eFs q tobacco A. they
s-s negative. ;h. suggestion. e. c Fsl; Z Is
great .tn ksr Ani advocates the habit. I; j. ssii
;ha; the ombirci araual cigar bill. q the late
- can 4iiaiss :o- the t'overnorship equal hal!
tie s2iary q the see-Hamil;cn isiIs however.
nos; o: the salary drawing srl Gary most q the
smoking.
H.W much Ia. smoking % do with the ios. e
the hair great many mea smoker, e; per
nauen;ly bald. Very feW women smoke ami yeEt
fe~ women are bald. The only laiy @: my ae-
qusiu;arce s:vsn to TIE pipe wears AK.
Concluding advice On ;hs whole .abiee;-ioa'f
,-sots. V,gp.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-14

A BEE FARx.-Ths Canadian Far@ar pro
n0unees the bee farm Of d. A. Jones. near Besion.
0ntario, the most extensive and successful in the
country. Il consists Of four bee-yards. each COW
ering about an sers of ground. carefully enclosed.
and contains. besides the hives and summer store
rooms. house for wintering the bees. The hives
used are oblong pine boxes With . eubit capacity
of lao inches. the inside measure being isxisxi2
Mr.. Jones four ee-yards contain 25S. lSo. $50.
and 20 of such hives respectively. and he rcckOns
3o,eoo bees good swarm for one Of them. At the
end of July Mr.. Jones had secured $4,000 pounds
Of honey from GO stocks Of bees. He expects
total yield for the year Of 7eeeo pounds of honey
from his .0o0 little workers. in which case
he would net between 5000 and slo,eoe for the
years product, without taking into account the
the sale of swarns or of queen bees.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-14

HD-The Baptist ministers of Philadelphia have
been discussing the question. ls the pulpit losing
its POwer!" The principal speaker admitted tha;
the multitude vas no longer attracted 10 the
churches. bat he added: "what then The minis
ter of Christ 10 not the head Of house of psbiie
entertainDsnt. II the public entertainer does not
draw be 10 failure. Not with the preacher.
Ne may have . small following and yet do great
good" Another said that the preachers uho at
tractei the largest congregation we're By no
means the most inaaential; another Thought that
preachers had weakened themselves by meddling
uith politics; and another remarked: The in
veterate tendsney the part ef the press to held
the Christian sentiment mp 10 ridi-ue. and 70 ai-
tack the ehaFAstsr q the msistry, has mueh 10 20
In making us lose cur power"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-14
OLD FiDDLING JoSEY.


Git yo' psr1ner.. fust kwA,i.lion
stomp yo feet. an raise '.m high
Tune - "Oh dat water million
1wine o. gi, home bilEe bye
Slate - paTinsfs Grape pcfl,tely-
lion'i be- bunrin gin lie res
Balance all how step out rightly;
ai;uI dance yo' lcbbel beet.
Fo'wa'd foah '-Whoop up. Niger.
Back agin don't be - slow
swing eoTnah- min ie iig.eT',
when hollcr-. len 50 90
Top laiic. cross uhef.
Hold on. till take. dram
Gemmen solo '--ye,. lee sobsr-
KANT say bos de eddie am
Hand. around - hol' ~ - faces,
Don't be lookin' az yo ;esi
sWins 50 raFdncf, 70 So place
Dat. de Nay-dai's hard g beat.
Siies fo'wa 4 When yoa'' ready
Make boW a. loW's - kin.
S~irs aeros; wii opp'.i,s lady
N"s wv'il let you ,wur asin
Ladies ehangc--.hu; up lat iAikin';
H. We :alkin' af,er while
Ei-ht an let don't wan; no ~slkin'-
Make yo' steps. AMI show 20 style
Tiri.''4ss .N.y.f ia iis Qaaris'i
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-14

HB-A Msins deacon having barred his third
wife. In doe time . fourth vas inaugurAied mis-
tress of his heart and home. lie uas very pru-
deat nan aai ssssrsd nothing TO be wasted
whsa the nsu mistress was puttiag tAings 10
rights. whie cleaning up the attic. she came across
. long piece of beard and was aboul launehing IL
cot of ths uinaou, shea little sally intsEposed
and said: -Oh. mamma. don'; that 10 the board
papa i.ys ost his wives on. and be wants 10 save
H. Nevertheless out Il uent-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-14

coxcEAti~e MS CsSrEsrT.-whsn Thai Ste
vens Vas . young lawyer in the PennsylvAnia
courts. he onee lost his BY What he considered
. wrong ruling % the Judge. Disgusied. he
banged bis books on the table. picked up his hat.
and started for the door uith some vigorous ~oris
in his mouth. The Judge. feeling that his digni-
~ vas assaiied. rose imprcssiVeiy and said: MIR.
Stevens Mr.. Stevens stopped. turned and
bowel dsfersntiAlly. Mr.. Stevens" said the
Jaigs. '-do you intend BY ssch condact to express
your contempt for this court" Stevens, with
mock seriousness. answered: "Esprs.s my con
tempt for this court No. sir, uas trying TO
cg.osai IL, your Honor"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-14

TaE TEEx "PExSr" ~ NAILs.-Many psrsOns
are puErlsa 10 undsrs,and what the terms "four.
psnsy.- "sixPsnny- and "sightPenny" mean ~
sps.ied 90 nails. "fourPenny" means four pounds
20 the thousand nails. or ''sixpsnny" means siz
pounds 90 the thousand. and 30 on. 10 10 an old
English tern. ssd meant st hrst ''tsn pound
naiis 1.-THE thousand being undsrstoOdl bat the old
English clipped it 10 ''tsnPsnn." and from that IL
dsgsnsrated until "psnny- vas substituted foi
~posnd-- whsn thousand nails weigh less thar
ess posnd they are called taeks. brads, etc. and
ere Teekoned By ounces.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-14

ee-Beys. dsat bs dsesived. A girl Who viii
talk 81 the slimhs ef table. will. after marriage.
chase yea al sroand the ragged ranParts of tso-
acre los. With roiing- pin in sne hand and . reg
ular ksrossas eonaagEation in bosh eyes.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-14

eR-Ns matter hou loo dsun . nan gets In the
wsria, there are tee thisgs be can always Get,
sSnshov OF oshsr-good savies and bad whisky.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27

yEJEST VIRGINIA. TO Wit AT rules held
w In the Clerks Office OF the County Cour,
Of Hampshire County, on the let Monday in
August, 1880.
John W. Gardner, Christina Secrist, Nahala
Arnold. Amos Lsfolletts. I. y Richards. r.
c. Richards, W. ". I. KILLER, Hanpah Miller,
Levi Lafolleite. john J. Spaid, Administra-
tor of Amos Spaid. decd. and John J. Spaid,
administrator OF Hiram SpGid, decd. sueing
ca behalf Of themselves aud ali The other cred
!tors Of George spaid, decd. PLAINTIFF,
rs.
John Monroe. Administrator OF George Sp,id,
decd, William Bail and Margaret Hall hii
wife, J. A. Il. Chsmberlin and Frances V.
Chamberlin his wife, Lewis T. Aoroiand and
Mary Norelaud his wife, John W. Davis and
Eliza Els wife, Lcmuel j. =. Spad Florence
BOOK, Meredith Copper and TiIberry Arnold.
Defap dauts, ~ CHANCBRI.
The object Of this saii Is 20 ascertain toe
c'sims aysos, the csta.e OF George Spsid, %.
ceased, end their prioli:ies aud tho persopal
assets oil said estate, TO settle the accounts @:
his az m.nsirator dietriSute the amount found
10 his hands, npOn The debts, ascertain the value
total aud arUual, Of toe real estate OF which
saii George Spsia died seized and sell the
same, or 50 much therSo; as may be necessary
to satisfy said debts, and for othe. and general
relief, &C.
And /, appearing By aEjdaTii that the defen-
dants William Hall and Margaret hls vile, J.
4. Il. Ch.mber!in and Frances V. his wife, and
Meredith Capp=r, do no; reside Ia this State /:
II 10 ordered, that The said nonresident def. D.
dants do appear here within one month aftos
due publ lcaton OF this order aud do what is
necessary 10 p:o.cct lheiT interest In Nil. suit
leste,
G. s. WHITE, enc
August 10. 1880 -sw.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27
South Branch Farm
FOR 3 Ale.

INTENDING 10 cease farming. am fs,iror.s
il of dsposing of ny FARM. Iy,nr h
Hampshire Comfy, Wet NG.. on r.o g,alh
Branch River, two mics North ~ ~ f5ao N
llOmney, "a miles South of Green ssf'ng nua
Baltimore Ohio Rsiroaa.
For particulars address
ISAAC r. BRADY.
Romney " Va
June II. 1880.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27
Vest yfr9iniG University.

" tOv ~ 3tFttte tTb't y % q
A1ISB departments o. sludy--text.h ooks i9f.
~ pished n, cost calendar arranged 20 salt
isacheEs--expenseJ for Oae year from Si7s 20
goo 400 5sctafian, libese!, thoTOash. Fail
term begins Scp,OmbeG lat 1880. Attendance
lsst year from - conb ties Of Wes. Yr, mia and
from 5thtcs and Territories
s.@ Fer catalogues aud other information
apply 70 ihe President, J. X. fHoxrFnS. Nor
ganiowD, West Va. June IS, 1880. $40.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27
Srtrf OF MEsI NiHGihIA,
HAMFsHTpE CcUS-Y. 10 WIT:

NItFf or WEST EiEGihGA,
HAMrsHraE CoUS-Y, ~ W.T.
10 lhe Clerk o. ,le County Count o'5.ij couniy
We. PAiip Heires Alexaries Fletcher, y -.
: GuiicEl thfCr fIsa-fOlderi oi the sai1 county.
DO hereby certify that ~ virtue o. n Uarrsrt 10
g5 directed ~ James A. G bson, q Justice Of
snil County we hsye this 22o1 Cay of Jui5,
1880, On ous oaths viewed ald appraised four
DID Sheep and tour Srrng f@mos(aH whiicj ta.
ken Up by Jsnes Meals, ou his lands in said
county ~ E5'rays, and do assess .ho value or
Az said estrays a, sixteen dollars. The dcscrip-
ton and Icrss are these Ons bell eve, croo
OF lelt ear aui siii 600 slne--'vo old fwCs crop
a left ear anl git To ssuc, and also slit in
thuis right ears, Uoe Ola 0Fc 5olh cars sropr,d
Oh Nnd slit i1 LETT cor -Rre 90 i-er about four
yoir'-coi"- wfi'c. is1.E. one ctrilr lans
crcG oil e.. csr--2 sprul lambs crop ~ ,sf:
car sud si.t IN rght Jar-o1s lamb crop of
bots eafs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27
Steam Engtne8,

al sizes pnaran tcsd to DC = perfect success. 10
furnish sufficient power 70 ran Mills with saws
RON 80 10 90 i,cAea. The Traction part ;s
without question, acknowledged to Jc perfect
and Is called The "Boss Eng.uo" IN, New Pom
ulsr Pony Circular sax MI! - now cuiiirC s =
coo feet GoT icy With > 81 ia,h any CaL be
pro ven
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THE
New York Sun,
r<,I, TItF: CA.xpAIGN.

rTNHE Weekly sur will DC found useful aux.
Z ilirry by all who G,e earnestly working tor
The reform of The National Governnent. Be
iieying that The evils which have 50 lony besei
III coun;ry can be cured only BY change Of
the party IN power TIA SCy earnestly supports
for Preeiteut anc viee-Presiient, Hhscocx sn6
ESstIsu.
In order that ali those who sympnthise with
our rgspcss mey most efficiently Cooperate with
MS, we will seni Tag NEsxLr sux 10 clubs, or
single Subscribers, pos: paid for " enty-
i've Ocn ia for the next three months
Address Tho san, Ne1 York City.
August 20, 1880.
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ON w A Hg I'D :

t wall he {" your interest to drop M n Pos
j ~ Gard toT Circular before purosasiI y
yc.. &Achiuery, SC will sell ,he following,
=. p. shah warrant IS clajaisd, y. no sale
The Celebrated Trsciicn aud STANDARD
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27

Paid Up Capits.l @1oo.ooo.
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OLD. = s: ST. , ; s:y:., 4 I:
every town 20 take subsefiptio Cor the largest,
cheapest aud test illustrated emily publication
in the world Anyone can become a successful
agent. Six elegant works Of ar, given free t.
subscribers. The prics il &c low shnt alcosi
everybody subscribes. One agent reports ia
king l30 Subscribers in day. lsdy agent
reports mailing ever 5000 cieer prof.; in ,sa
days. All who engage pske money .aet. you
devote al yoar time 10 the business, or only
your spare time. You need act he sway '.on
home over night Yod n6u 90 Il As 'Tell IS
others. Full directions ana t-rjn5 .rc2. .!e-
CANT and expensive Oats, free. " you want
Profitable work Send ne your address at tres
IL costs nothing 10 try the t1siues1. No oae
who engages fails to make great pay. Ai1tess
GEORGE STINs0S L co, roriisnd, hEiae
July l6, l3so.-!y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-08-27
Fresh Arrirag Of
Millinery
AND Straw G0ODs.

TINE undersigned has recently returned ron
j the East aud has opened O. he new5boiiding
oppoeit tie Court house, splen ID selection u
Millinery Goods.
HATS. Trimmed and Tn;rimmcd;
All kinds Of Trimming fcr Hate;
All " " White Goods,
Such ~ Wash Nets, Illusions e., also see,.
erAl vAne'y Of Artificial Tisvers. &C.
IN addition, have received rict iol n
Oaudits, Nuis, rOy5. Goi various articles both
useful and ornamental.
II you want bargains, call esr.y IS ,he Nsv,
frame Building opposite tao C.trt f-usr
lee Cream Furnished BY he SAVIOR o.
~ tie quantity.
LOUISA HOUsEE.
Romnsy, Juoe ~, 1880
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June - la80-iy.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-10-23
Farm Notes.

Clean steel with kerosene oil.
"A cord of brentwood weighs 2,36s
bunds.
--Beets of all kinds are injured some
hat by hard freezing,
Twenty four cubic feet Of loose earth
i'll be found 10 weigh one ton.
r Three pints of milk contain rs much nu-
iment as a pound OF beef
Sour milk will bring better returns in
ggs than in any other way.
"A very small addition Of glycerine to
bmmon glue prevents brtteness.
4 1t is calculated that one gallon of white
aint will cover about iorty-iour yards OF
lrface.
Heavy fowls sometimes receive severe
hjuries in trying to fly down from high
erches.
1t is estimated that the amount of but
sr made in the Iowa creameries is So, OO,
100 pounds per snnum.
If hens have a warm house and enough
eat, aud the right kind, they will lay in
inter as well as summer.
1T is said by those who have tried il that
ran is as good as the b,sL commercial
srtilzer for potatoes and corn, aud much
heaper.
The. manufacture Of agricultural imple-
'nents has doubled within the last ten years.
n 1850 this industry gave employment To
,S6l hands this year 1t gives employment
p $3.50.
Gas lime is valuable fertilizer. It ma
o sown on grass AT the rate oi about twenty
I've bus slels g acre, or applied at the Same
ate ioc wheat and other cTuIs, narrowing
4 well into the soil.
TO prevent hens from scratching their
hests make the nests of sawdust. Do not
pave the boxes too large-only hong enough
for two nests, with pArtillon. Place Little
bay on the sawdust until the hen gels ac
Eustomed TO iti also sulpher, to prevent vrr-
'nin.
Young stock at pasture should De taken
o the barn before the nisuts bee Ine very
bold or the feed very seauI. There is no
profit whatever IA keeping any animals tina,
bre not constantly gaming, aud It ls not un-
asual 10 find cattle at pasture growing poor
|in October
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-10-23

-rMusie hath charms too sUOthr the savage.
|Btpas' syrup OI Tar, HparhJuud aud " III
|CherTy, etc, htth Charms 10 sJuthe he wort
ease OF cough, cold, Group VI whOupiny c-ugh
III you don know W II aly, auy i,s tme YOU
did 25 eents per bottle, Tor sale b. drus ists.
Tho constant dripping Of wa,er will wear.
|the haTdest stone 80 the constant la kIbg
|oOugh will undermine the hardest cunstitu-
tiOD. AVOID this iatal result 10y using ines
|eyrup Of Tar, Wind Cherry and HOarhound.
-Slnes' Syrup OF Tar. Wild Cherry aud
HoaThound Is pleasant to the taste and most
reliable remedy for coughs and oOlds. Give
II o trial. Price, % and W cents per bottle.
How often 10 wo hear the remark: U. he
only took = light cold a, mrs, and he thought
II Wonid go "a II came lac Uuk nothing 4 r
it, and Il fastened on his lungs and now he Is
IN the last stages OF cOnsumlh ion. Prevention
ie better than cure. >ines Syrup Of far, " Ild
Cherry and HUurhouud cure cIughs, colds,
sEihma and lung Ailegt,un. II has a Ttputa-
tion Of over 10 years. Price IS ami ~ ueAts
per bottle.
No one thinks ui travelling without taking
along bottle OF Slnrs syrup VI Tar fIcJ
70 cents
lit Is sad but true that many children have
filed un tmely graves, ry the neglect ui their
mothers 10 have ~lue,' syrup ul lar, hOAr.
hound and wa cherry un htnd Every
thought al mother has b ,ttlu this season 0l
The year tor immud atc use
a life Of tos,u c Is often endured by the
rheumatic, tugi psuFs may however be re-
Level by NE Zee 20 tue ulu Ie.iauiU TUmcdy,
Roberts EmhrUcatiuu. sold over go so trs.-
NO mushroom gruWth, ms rrpuiatiun exrels
AZ other remedies. Price 50 ceuts pei hottie
Try Il Jusi ohee.
al y. Roberts Horse Powders will pre-
vent diseases ~ horses, Every iarmer should
obtain package. amt soc tor themsels IS hoN
qpigk it Hill lmprUY lLeiF horses. foT sals
sgsFgsesEe.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-10-23

1t takes considerable produce to rear
animals on farm, but mule, we have ob
served will rear itself.
Talk is thinner than milk. If you don't
believe it, set pan Of each side by side
and see which affords the most cream.
When theGunstrution was adop Q the {
were seventy five pnstolIices in the Union
Now there are over .orty thousand.
Did you ever see a young lady VIII,
wouldn't rather hear her husband praised
by lady in the next town than by the lady
ia the next house.