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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-09-25
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The total value of our exports of domes-
tic brea lsiuils during August was SSl ,493,-
si5, against S2975s, $50 during August 1879.
During The eight months Of the present year
ending August Slst, the value Of domestic
breadstulis exported was $lsl ,s5G,7GG, a
ganst SlS7, ,9l4 ,Ol7 during the correspond
ing nerind Of Inst vnar
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Statement Made Under Oath.

To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN.-In the year
1873 treated with Kendal's SPAWN cure a
bone spawn of sever al months G Ow'h, nearly
natt q LARGE as a hens egP and conn etely stop
pHd The lameness ami removed the enlarge
ment. / have W lrked the horse ever Since very
In q and ne never has been lame, nor could 1
ever see any q ffsI ence IN the slze Of the hocK
la cure r.. A. GAINES.
Euosbureh Falls, VT, Feb. rs, 1919.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 25th
JOHN G. JENNIE p.
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AT the Democratic primary election in
Pike county on Saturday Hon. G. NJ. Row
land, ex State Senator, was elected for nomi
nation to Congress from Pike county, Ed
win ]. Baker FOR Associate Judge, and Will
linn Westall for Representative.
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GhF Carbon 9drpfate,
u. v. NocTuuER. EDITOR
LEuauTON. pa.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1880.

Mr. English, OF the firm Of Hancock &
Enclish, wears red Republican EN.
That's all right On the first Tuesday in
November that same hrm will sooE il tc
-vnn rinhl nicelY.
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MEALTIl Is yvEALTmI

Dr l.. e. WFsT's NEgvE aud BRAIN TREAT
MFNE u perlhc iOr tl sierra. Dizziness, Con
va uous, n rVuus ed Iche McAtal neBres-
SON. Loss 90 MCmurN. pUlWa rA0l, ImpO.
tcncy, lnvoilntarY Emis-O1s, Fremuuure OlC
Age, caused hy over eNgft on, sell abuse Os
uycrllau 'grl ce, which lcnCs co M seiV, decay
auu ,catu. One box viii cure recent cu-es,
zach OON nj aus one months treatment. one
dol ar "A uOX o. SIX uUxes fOs I've dullursi sent
bv mani prepaid ON receipt & once. We guar
an &c SIX boxes 10 IRE nny ease WITH each
urder eco iyt Il b, us tOI Xix boxes, accOm pan
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cr our written guargutc 20 return the money
II the treAim MS dOrs not eii.ct a cure Gaar
ant tes is-ucd UnlY when tie treatmen- Is ord r
ou IRON our agents j III e WEsr & 90,
sole Pr piietors. ISL 4 as W. " NidisIn street
DhicgEo,1l. A J. DURLING AGENT, Lehigh
/ ton. Pa. sept 1850 ly
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KENDALL'S
SPAWN Cure on Human Flesh.

Palten's Mills, Washington Co, N.Y.,
February n, 1875.
B KENDALL D.. Dear Sir,-Ihe paricu.
lar care ou when used your" spawn Cure F"
was a mInenunt ankle pr In OF l6 months
standing. mad tned many things, but in M.
Nuur "Suavln lure" out the loot u the glOunu
agalu, nnd for the frs tine since hIlt, IL u
nj itural pOluO.i. For family llniment It eN'
cels any ihlng We ever used.
Yours truly, REV NJ. +. BELL.
Pastor Nj. y. Church, Pattrn's Mtlls n. Y.
KENDALL SPAWN CURE is sure in ITS
cffecis mi Il IN its action as IL does not bnsttr.
yeC 1t is penetrating aud powerful TO reach eve
~ deep seated pam or To remove any oohy
growth or other enlargement such rs SpaNlns.
,Dlnts Curns C.llOus, SDrains Swelnnesnny
Lameuess nnt all Eulu urgemeutS Of the JoihtH
on Limb, or rheumatism lu Man and iOr any
puruuse for " WhiCh a Linmcnt is used for Man
or Beast II & now known TO be the best linl
meut Tor man ever used, acting mild vet GER
m IN ITS effects.
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No remedy aus ever met with such unqualnoG
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Man.
Price 81 PEI bottle, or FIX bottles for q ALL
D uggists ha IL OF can g,t IL for you, or II
VII be sent TO any address On receipt OF lrlce
b, tue pro lrietOr. DR Is. j. KENDALL d
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of FAIR STAMPS

The officers Of the Carbon County Fair
to be held at Lehighton on October 5, 6, AMI
s. will sell the Fair Stand privileges to the
highest bidders, on
SATURDAY, SEPT EMBER 25th, 1880,
at 8 o'clock, p. M. on the fair grounds. The
prospects tor a large and successful fair are
even better than usual. The society has re-
vlsed the premium list for the coming ex ibl-
tiOn. In tho grand trot, open to all horses,
the first premium is slOJ,0O-a larger premi-
um than any of the adjoining counties pay.
Some fine races may he expected, as the track
is being put in excellent condition.
HON. ]. @. KRAMER, Pres't.
WIN, RAPsHER, Sec'y. sep.11 ST
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The Fort Allen House,
WEISSPORT, PA.
Nathan KlOtz, Proprietor

This House is located in tho Borough Of
Weissport, Oarben County, Pa, and is built
on the site ofFort Allen,an oil stockade fort
ihcation, erected here over century ago to
protect the early settlers against the hostile
incutsions of the Indians. The house is a sub
stantial brick, and was named Fort Allen
House" by the late Edward w eiss; 1t contains
Thirty-two Rooms and handsome Restau-
rant, and the present Proprietor has newly
and thoroughly refitted the establishment.
1t has all the appointments Of a FIRST GLASS
COUNTRY HoTEL, adapted for the comfort Of
its patrons. In close proximity to the Hotel,
in perfect preservation, is the Historic
OLD FRANKLIN WELL,
which was dug by order of Benjamin Frank
lin to supply the garrison of Fort Allen with
water. Its walls OfstOne, which still defy the
ravages of ages. are as perfect to-day as when
put there. aud the well now contains about
six ieet of cry stall water. The well is now he
ing fitted upOs historic relic,t to the water Of
which the patrons of tho House will have free
access.
SUMMER BOARDERS
Will he accommodated at Reasonable Prices
The Bar is supplied with the best Wines,
Liquors and Cigars, Good stabling attached.
May, SLY NATHAN KLOTZ.
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Perseverance Will Tell.

Stnughton Mass, March 10Th, 1850.
p ]. KENDALL Il co, GeutS tn justice 10
vCu and m seit 1 tn nl ought to iet You know
that / 1avr removed two bone spDVlns WI II
Kendal'~ SPAWN Cure OIe very l2r"e one.
don't AnUw how long the SPAWN mad been
There. l have owned the horse elght mo ths.
IL took ue iour months to take the lal"e one
utf anO TWO for he small one have used zen
Onttles The horse ~ entirely well. not al II
stiff. ana 10 UuuCh to be seen or ielt. TnlS II q
wonderful meGi inc. 1t il "a new thing he Q,
butIf It do, 5 Tor all what II has Gone for me It's
sal" will be very great.
kespeCtIuhy yours, - -
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Ofan Old Lawyer Short stories Of thrilling,
laughable, pathetic interest. Price three
GEMS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31

$50 No." Now we have it that
VIM. II. English, the Democratic
candidate for Vice President, says
that he can take care OF Indiana,
and does not want a dollar from
the National Committee. What,
In view of this announcement of
the Associated Press, becomes of
the "miser" theory of English's
character? But perhaps the miser
theory can be sustained, after all,
by Mr.. English's conviction that
there is such genuine up
rising of Democratic enthu.
siasm In his State that
money is not needed. We suspect
that, after all, this is the true soIu-
tiOn of the matter. This latter by
pothesis enables the Republicans
still to hug to their souls the
blessed belief that English is a
miser. Thus, out OF things evil,
they can yet distill some principle
ofgood in the shape of consolation.
Even to this complexion they must
come q. last. Fanciful solace is all
they can hope for in q rugged
campaign In which they will most
surely 60 to the wall in Indiana,
as nearly everywhere else.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31

The fret State election, that OF
Maine, will this year be watched
with extraordinary interest. 1t
comes Off early In September, and
it seems to be conceded that Gen.
Plaisted, the Democratic and
Green back candidate for Governor,
stands an excellent chance Of sue
cess. Senator Blaine writes to his
Republican co.adjutors in Yer
mont that there they have q splen,
did dress parade; but that, In b Is
State, the work 10 real and bitter.
It will not much improve Garfisld's
chances to have Maine elect q
Democratic Governor. Such an
event would undoubtedly be fol-
lowed by coalition between Dem
ocrats and Greenbackers on the
Presidential electoral ticket, which
would mean the gain Of q few cleo.
toral votes to Hancock and Eng.
lish and the loss OF eight to Gar.
neld and Arthur.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31

WITH barely one hundred and
ninety miles between the present
terminus Of the Southern Pacific
Railway aud Ell Paso, the begin
ming Of the end of our transconti-
mental railway difficulties Is dis
closed. Col. Crocker's promise of a
through connection by the end of
the year cannot possibly be post
poned beyond January, 1881. This
will be coincident with the ripen-
ing of our orange crop, and the
great basin Of the Mississippi will
be delighted by the advent Of
fresh and inviting Los Angeles
fruits, in mid.winter. Hereafter
eur sum mers will be solaced by un.
limited st. Louis beer, in the keg,
just as their winters will be by our
semi-tropical fruits. The era of
four days between st. Louis and
Los Angeles Is close at hand, with
all the benefits of such a revolu-
tion in transportation!
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31

bro, the pirate, so elaborately de-
picted by Byron, would have been
ashamed. Pennsylvania supported
the iniquity because, through the
agency Of q high protective tariff,
che was robbing the reat Of the
country, and Cameron and his
satellites were assisting her in q
scheme Of national "burklng."
From this infamous commence.
ment Of the Cameron ascendancy
the State has progressed from bad
to worse. No possible prostitution
of the record of hitherto esteemed
com mmonwealth has been neglected.
Deeper depths Of infamy have been
steadily discovered. Nearly all tue
managers OF the Cameron ring
were lately detected in an attempt
to bribe the Pennsylvania Lsgisla-
ture. Arraigned, In the courts. for
this high crime, they were convict.
ed by jury. They then fled. The
chief Of the gang was one Wm. II.
Kemble, who had been State Treas.
urer Of Pennsylvania, and whose
infamous acts make every decent
Republican of that State hang
his head with shame. This wretch
made a bet of large
sum that he would no
be obliged TO shave off hi'
luxuriant whiskers, relying upor
the partiality Of the Republican
Board of Pardons, and upon thu
base compliance Of Gov. Hoyt, thu
Republican Governor. He wor
his bet. The Board Of Pardons rec
commended the pardon of himsel
and Of his associates; and, with th'
ink yet dry upon the documents
they arrived. signed by Gov. Hoyt
Just In time to save his famet
whiskers, and to enable him to viii
his bet.
These are the antecedents ant
the surroundings of the Cameron
ring Of Pennsylvania. Who cal
doubt that, with the pure and no
Bile Pennsylvania, Winfield Scot
Hancock, as the Democratic candi
date for President, Pennsylvani
will seize the present occasion I
shake of the Cameron leprosy. 4
God and morality party. with sue
exemplars and champions, needs
long, long rest. We think ampl
leisure Is ahead for it In Pennsyl
vania and elsewhere.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31
the arbitrary edIct Of the State

TINE arbitrary edIct of the State
Board of Equalization, announcing
that that body had raised the as
sessments Of rural property in this
county ten per cent, appointing
Sacramento as the place of hear
ing on appeal, fell upon the ears of
our people like clap of thunder.
Take the case of farmer, whose
property is assessed at four or five
thousand dollars, or even ten thous-
and dollars. To go to Sacramento,
to prosecute his appeal, would cost
anywhere from $50 to 500, involv-
ing more than the amount Of In.
creased taxes at issue. 1t seems
strange that the Board, during its
recent visit here, could not have
notified our people Of place and
hour more accessible. AS the case
stands, niLe out of ten Los Angeles
owners Of country property will
allow the hearing to go by de-
fault. But this Is not justice
Or fair play. The new Consti.
tuition, at least as to the machinery
established by it, is not only break.
Ing the word of promise to the
hope OF the farmers but to the ear,
as we'll. This advance is an out.
rage, both in it's essence and in the
circumstances which make 1t op-
preston. Just here We cannot for.
bear expression Of the opinion that
no honester or ADLER Assessors Of
fee can be found Ia the State than
that presided over by Hon. J. w.
| Venable.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31

For years past the Los Angeles
papers have been in the habit of
publishing telegraphio accounts of
the arrivals of passengers from San
Francisco and the north, as they
passed Moiave. Now we observe
that the San Francisco papers are
beginning to return the compli-
ment by publishing the up.
going lists from the same
point. This is probably recogni.
tion of the early completion of the
transcontinental railway below the
snow belt, which, when accom-
plished, will make the Southern
arrivals as important to Francisco
az were ever the Northern lists to
Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31

The comic element Of the Repub-
llcan howl about the large Demo-
cratic maj jority In Alabama comes
in when it is remembered that
the managers of that party, in Or
der to make capital, declined to put
q State ticket In the field. There
was little device to resurrect the
"bloOdy shirt" in the North! Even
the Associated Press manipulators
were compelled to admit that in
Tennessee, where a Republican
ticket was put In the field, there
were large Republican gains.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31

AS reported in our kilograms
Secretary Sherman, with
a sublime impudence, claims all
the credit Of resumption for the
Republican party. What thus be.
comes Of the splendid and retrench.
ing records of the several Demo-
cratic Houses of Representatives
which have sat, with large and
small majorities, ever since 1874?
Their career has been without a
break, and lately they have been
aided in their good work by Dem.
ocratic Senate. Verify, John Sher-
man, and the other Civil Service
stumpers for the Republican party,
can lay claim to a cheek of triple
welded brass!
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31

We have been reserved thus far,
as our readers will bear US witness,
in claiming California for the De-
mocraey. This State Is just as
sure, in the light Of the thronging
thousands of Republicans who are
coming over to the Democratic
standard bearers, to 60 for Han
cock and English, as night Is to
succeed the day. California has
caught the national impulse, and
her voice will be heard, in clarion
tones, rebuking fraud and pre-
tence. A Democratic majority is
assured. Let us, by solid work,
make it memorable!
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31
A. Oppvrsu Whtch VIII be
Embsacrd.

One OF the anomalies of Ameri-
can politics has been that. while
the corrupt ring which SO long
ruled the city of New York-nomi-
naIly q Democratic ring, but one
which was upheld by purchased
Republican Legislatures Of that
etate-was stamped out by Demo.
Gratis, the infinitely more corrupt
Cameron ring of Pennsylvania has,
Sntil lately, scarcely received q
check. The Cameron ring has
been the most Infamous thing re-
corded in the annals Of constitu-
tional government. With the
disadvantage, to Start with, of be.
ing on an infinitely lesser theater,
u had no element Of the dignity
and the commercial impulses,
which redeemed the long adminis-
tTation OF Sir Robert Walpole, in
England. Simon Cameron, like
his greater prototype, Sir Robert
WAlpole, who originated the sor-
did aphorism. believed that "every
man has his price," Coincident
with the election of James Buchan.
an as President of the United
States, a Democratic Legislature
was elected in Pennsylvania. The
majority was email. Col. John w.
Forney was the choice Of the DEM
ocrats for United States Senator.
He had won the compliment by
long record OF editorial and person.
81 labors. Simon Cameron, at that
time. owing to his "fishy" reputa-
tlon, could not have been chosen
constable, as a Democrat, in q sim
gle township Of Pennsylvania. The
Democratic party has to father
this extraordinary man. But the
control Of the Republican machine,
now as then, was very different
matter from deserved popularity.
Simon Cameron was chosen the
caucus nominee OF the Republican
party for United States Senator
from Pennsylvania, on true swim
nebago" methods. Having first
purchased the whole Republican
representative element Of his State,
he succeeded in buying three In
famous Democrats, who at once
thereafter dropt out of public
life, with . brief record of the trait
oF's impulse Of Benedict Arnold,
without bis gallantry or ability.
From that time to this the Re-
publican party Of Pennsylvania has
ossn prostituted to every conceiva-
BE base purpose. The whole canal
aystem Of that State was surrender
ed to the Pennsylvania Central
Railway for song. Following
.ohe nominal sale Of the canals,
which where really given for moth.
log, the tonnage tax on freights
carried over tho Pennsylvania Rail- |
way was repealed. Itwasa whole
aale robbery, Of which even Lam.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31

mo, Samuel" calmly replied
Mrs. Bartlett, in answer to his fu-
rious and sarcastic question; mo.
1t lent because there's no grew
cloth In Burlington that I patched
your summer trousers with seal
brown basket-cloth, but I'm going
to break you Of your losferish habi I
OF going In your shirt.sleeves DUR
ing business hours, or I'll make
you the laughing-stock of the
town." And when Mrs. Livermore
makes up her list Of ''supprfiuous
women" she leave Mrs. Bartlett
out every time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31

WE do not like 1t that q Demo.
cratic member of the City Council
of Los Angeles should rise in his
place and propose honors to Hayes,
and we therefore say SO. Hayes
comes out to this coast, after hav-
ing done his best to defeat our To-
cal aspirations in the Chinese mat
ter, to posturize and play pretty,
and to cajole us into giving the
Republican party an opportunity
to "throw" us second time. We
don't object to the honors rendered
to this fraudulent Chief Magistrate,
who occupies Mr.. Tilden's place at
the expense of S25o,0O0 year to
the National Treasury, but the Ger.
emonial part Of his reception ought
to have emanated from Republi-
cans. During his presence here
nothing but courtesy will emanate
from the HERALD. We defer even
to an unjnstly gained civil emf
nence. But, as Hayes comes to
this coast to intrigue for the six
electoral votes of California, with a
despairing hope, through their aid,
of preventing q national condemna.
ton Of the fraud Of 1875, there are
certain decencies which Democrats
ought to observe. In every in
stance in which Hayes has visited
the city Of New York, Democrats
there have scrupulously remem.
bered the sorrowful and woful rec.
ord of 1873, and they have stayed
severely away, although repeated.
ly and importunateIy invited 10
lend their countenance to the gild.
ed fraud.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31
EVENING srRExrs-i:2O p. n.

adn9 dM99eTla d.is SSS e. e a Savage: 2sS b;
205s: Confidence, " b: Mt Diablo 15h
b; Con vireinia, $40 b; Cuollar.S;3 IS s;
Belcher: 2 70 s; fotosi. 2.40 b, ~ al Utah,
w s; Alta, l.S0s; Prize, ~ avOv~rmsn
b; Union, 2lls s; Justice, 90c b, Csc a;
Mexican, NJ q; Chollar, .3h 8; Hale d
Norcross, b; Utah, "a b; Best 4 Belcner,
II b; B b, II b; N Y, 25c b. ~ a; Savage,
l80 b; Bullion, 1.60 b; Andes, 80 b: ST.
ezra Neyada, i2ss s; Con Va. sN b; Crown
Point, $50 s; scorpion, 2 b; Exchequer.
2 10 D; Ophir, IA b, 8a; Alpha, 5h b. q;
California, az s; jacket, 81 s; B & b,
1917 q.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31

by the Grand Council for Ouray's
successor. He ls inferior to Ouray.
The treaty Is In statu quo, and
some southern Utes are bitterly
opposing it. 1t expires October
18th.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31

A lady at . Long Branch hotel
sent the following note to the ca.
terer Of the Stockton: "Please send
to room 500, for my dear little Ju.
piter, one tenderloin steak, very
rarely bfoiled, cold chicken wing
and . pint OF milk" my dear
little Jupiter" IL one Of those
squint-eyed little terrier pups.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31
I0csndiary FIRE.
FOR EICN.

Retirement of Geu. stewart.
SIMLA, August 30th.-The retire.
ment of Gen. Stewards forces was
practically completed without in
jury to the health of the troops and
In perfect order.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31
Iors,d Steam Printing House.

- Herald Steam Printing House ID
Surpassed BY any Job Printing once
~ PAcinc Coast, outside Of San Franz
=, h facilities for doing Job works
II rrices, good work and expedition
- ~ relied upon At this ofIice.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31

An admirer of Maud s. the latest
wonder OF the turf, says she moves
with the ease and grace Of ga
zelle, and there is not the slightest
degree of waste power in her ac-
ton. She is considered the most
even trOtter in the United States.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-08-31
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS /.
ALTERHATEsI
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS

11x1t District
4 ......N Meets In San Fra anclsco, Sept. oth
1ooond District
.......~Meets In Sacramento, Aug. 2lst
10Ird pistrict............."".C. +. BERRY
ourth DistIict..... WALLACE LEACH