The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-10-30

--Music hath charms too soothc the savage.
Slnes syrup OF Tar, H"arhuund and Wild
Cherry, etc, hath charms 10 sUuthe the worst
case Oi cough, cUId, Group or whOOpng cough
1t you don't kuOw ut IL already its time YOU
did. rs Gems per bottle, for safe BY druggists.
England imports bacon to the value ot
$5O,OOO,OOO per aunum.
The acreage for wheat in the United
States aggregates 80, 600 900.
1t is reported that the honey crop will
not be more than half what it was last year.
The wool clip of the world has increased
five times since 1880 when it was 32O, ,OOO,O go
pounds IN weight
-Sncs' Syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry and
HOaruOund is pleasant To The taste and most
reliable remedy FOE coughs AMI cuhts. Give
It trial. Price, 25 and 5J Jcents per bottle.
Cellars are not gool loces in which to
store squashes. An upper room is best where
they will rot freeze, but still keep very cool.
TO kill knots in wood before painting
use mixture of glue size and red lead, or
shellac dissolved in alcohol and mixed with
red lead.
The cutting Of sweet corn at Bridgeton,
Me-, is now ended. About 600 900 cans
have been packed during the season and
10000 of succotash.
How often do we hear the remark: o, he
only took slight cold at and he thought
Il would go as Il came lac tuOk nothing TOR
II, and II fastened ON his lungs, and now he Is
In the last stages vi consumption. Prevention
is better than cure Sines' Syrup OF rar, I'D
Cherry aud Huarhound cures coughs, colds,
asthma and lung affection, II has IL Trputa-
tion OF over ~ years. PrIoe 70 and % cents
per bOttie.
"A company of capitalists is forming at
Montreal for raising cattle extens vely in
the Northwest, hear the base Of the Rocky
Mountains. Senator Coehrane is the prin-
ciPal promoter.
1t is calculated that Dakota and Mime
sofa will, in all probability, produce one
tenth of the wheat grown in the United
States this season, ,fguring the whole amount
at 4SO 100000 bushels, the probable yield.
No one thinks OF travelling without taking
along a bottle OF Sincs' syrup of Tar Price
rs centg.
Fifteen hundred persons attended the
sale of the Angus polled cattle of the lat,
McCombie, Tillyfour, Scotland. Seventy
head were disposed of at large prices. On,
COW brought 81 $50, the highest ever pal,
foraa animal of this breed.
-The washing of the seed wheat to avoi,
smut is tn be commended. A solution O
bluestone Of the st engLh of one pound To
gallon OF water is used by many. Other
use a strong brine,and some dust air slacke
lime over tho seed, which are previous
moistened.
1t Is sad but true that many children hnv
filled un imcly graves, by the ncgl ct ui the
mothers to have >tneS' syrup nt TAR, lloa
hound and lid Cherry on hand. Ever
thoughtful mother has n bottle this season
ths year for immediate use.
Mr.. Daniel Manning, Of San Diego ca
Cal, sold in ten months loo dozen egg
from 200 hers, for which he obtained S35
Land in Texas is very cheap The la
Legislature sri apart 10000 acres of Ian
in the Panhandle, ordered a survey and p
il upon the market at minimum price
90 cents per acre. The survey orthis 3 600 OF
acres has just been completed, aud the lar
Is now in market,
a life Of torture Is often endured by Il
rheumatic, their pnngs may however be
lleveh ny Tie use OF the old reliable Temed
hOhorts' EmhrOcatiun. sold over so yenTs
NonushrOOm growth, its reputation exec
allOlhrr remedies Price 80 cents per hOtt
Try it just once,
~ sweet, syrup like liquid exudes fro
the bodies of plant lice 'ophidcs, which ie
upon the younger portions Of trees. tt
"h'ney ew," as il is called, is frequently
sjpndsn, a. to cover the ground benea
snl In many places is usually spoSrn of
she oil from the trees" Bees gather d
svest eNudatjon for the purpose Of MAXI
it into honey, and ants are also fond OF it..
M H. Roberts Horse Powders viii n
vent diseases in horses Every farmer shOu
o. ain package, aud see for thensel Is h,
quick it viii improve tae!r horses. FoF "a
Sveryahofe.