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, 1881-10-22

Ajtkt Il4.AH[.ksS AIs tl.ElI btt3St NhttEtAIa 10
either insane. a,u totally irresponsible or
stimulates madness with mnre remarkable
precision than my one hive scen.' hut
wl,at woull II sane tl,au 10 under tic cir
c,tnlsta,1ces In which t,utteau Is placed" No
man III nil time wns cycr In 4 l.lure DIS
peratc strait t!lan the murderer Of .lauses
\. Garfield Is ln,lay. II tsufteau Is sane |,o
fully realizes now that he shot to death tie
most beloved man Iii tho worit.. There IL
nothing between him and death oil tho gnl-
laws but successfully simulated insanity
absolutely nothtngi Gniteau may well tu
almost innd. since Nothing but real lnaltncss
can pussibly saw lin from tho halter; and
tu studying tl!e part a,.u constantly ptnying
1t he may yct become raytng nlnnl:tc. hit
tile "u1lsicatly glenin" Il, Gulteau's eyes Is
not by any menus conclusive evidence IT
madness; neither is tt.u inc0hcrellcy Of Ills
speech. G1iteau Is tlurrliictl ut tlla prospect
wEl1cl, apens before him. lie III frightened
At tho thought Ut dangling ut ropes end.
The shadow nf ti.c.gullows projects Itself con.
stuMtly asross Ills alarmed vlsiun. From
tho first l,e feared tho mob. lseassnretl
MI this point by tic lapse Of time, t1t how
{cars thp law. lln feels his fsolnttDn In bofng
forced to tho conclusion tint of the lens OF
Thousands Of lawyers in the country not ol,c
viii plead his cntscl lle knows tint l,e has
not our friend In Tho world: for Mr.. Scoyll!c
| seeks only tO save lits family, will which he
| is connected by marriage, from MI ineIface.
able STUN. We're Guitrau actually insane,
| the details OF his proposal tletcnse alstl lilo
near approlcf Ut tho day Of Ills trial would
not affect him. lInt lie Is powerfully In"yctl
, 1881-10-22
THE ALLEGED NEW CABINET.

H.
~ ms hecl' s'"'e's III 'ae '"st',s".' w.
'io" mues, a"t'i"t4.s "" ".s ''s '"ep.. 1''.', -,
S"y' u"tt lfesa"e''t A,l""! .'''' 'eoo''s' :"
arEol''! tlo l.'',o"l't 'er ."o,'se.' ~ r.o,,n,,,,.
.en: af Nrw Il 'f,s,rv St.c-'t'"e''e" - ''e'S'
Secretary OF thu Troasury-Edwltt d. Morgan.
Ut M9w Gfai r. or-,,or, f,cotn or ttuo...
SECRETARY OF the Navy-A. 4. sArscnt, Ut Call
i9sn!A. a., ,,,a-,ou- ,r,,,,tb,, n 1row,
OF Wisconsin.
~ pnst masscr'eehcfal7'amcs lo"pS'Fcc'' III
Nttnrncr. q cueral-ucorKo 4. boutwell,, of
massachusetts.
Flu correctness OF t'sts list N ol'e1l 10
doubt, lis tile composition of tlle new capi't
ci1nilot certn1'''y pe SHOWN "htl' lle in'','''
tiol's i'ase bec'l actually seht III 10 tlo oe'''
ate. Hill IL VIII hc observed l'lat MI tho per
SONS prominently }Ec1illoheet VI eo1s'eet'oE
with tic new Casilel belohs 10 ule s','le '''''!
inlnnrity wing III the Ncp1loIlcal' 1MflS' "'!t
ut least four of tta l'llncs ''bo'o given up
l,car III MI Lilo peltsIist1eu l'sts.
Tllo llist cr.tic1sh' WHICH Will he 1''aas IN
tho Cabinet nbove glSc''' VI ahS otner hKo III
Will 10 that II ones 'lot Ieurese''t C'e 'n"jot'
lty OF tic party, or u sl''gie eicl'ento oi eo'-
cessio',. There wolil't seem 10 w sll'a'eo
PURPOSE oil tic part oil Tue Actlns l'fesiae1it,
IT lu sloultt call SUCH advisers hboal h'atl' I"
ignore that viast fna'"fasy ol tle 'ep"olc''',
party wliic'' hpl'oscu thlfa,telh'lsm Mnsl
nominated ten. ti"stlc'u Ill chicago. ih'
cu1tntry eOitltl not Dit fc9afa th's is isloSl
unfortunate policy Ihe oppone'tls oi tho
| l!'!1u l"t!A tu'13 ivy eo'.t"oe" "e"''' '"".
, 1881-10-22

1rr tu1cAoo TntHrSE has established branch
ofrct for ll,e rnccpt VI subscrtptns nd ad*eftsa'
menN rs follnwA:
tADpES. Manager. -
GLASGOW. scotland-Ailsn's American Scms
Agency. 81 fentle1d-*t
lUSl,uN. Eng.-Amarfcnn EXCHANGE. ~ sfaua'
uESRi +, EfLLtn, ARaAL
y WASHINGTON. d. C.-l11A F ttreat+
, 1881-10-22

TIE Cabinet which tho newspaper corre-
sl,omlents have rnther Nllskll1fuly eoll-
str,1cte.l lns President Arthur will not be
deemed in MI respects ltappy sn1ccttoE1.
'll,rcp of Its members nro CHOSEN from States
wllc!, gaye their Electoral yDtes for ltatl-
rock, willis the prca, isepubiIcan States Ut
PENNSYLVANIA, Uhln. Michigan. and Iowa
MD lIlr slu,h,fu! Stnte ri lutlla'a are IL.
NuIrIi.
, 1881-10-22

SoME one writing fruln Port Huron 10 tile
New York 1rlAhne. uulons other things. says
tllat n cure I'll canvass by the Relief C0llullt-
stroycd. This Includes tue dwellings coli
ssulnetl nil uycr tic State, In col.lilcs OIL lake
Michigan ~ well rs around Sagtnaw l,ay.
where the worst ilres were, THIS would liz
tlIcMte tie loss Ut dwellings to abn.lt 5000
PERSONS, probably 4.00o of whom reside In
ttie Port Huron district, where nearly all the
relief supplies ars belng sent. This Fort
Huron correspondent says:
4 caruflll canvass lty the Relief Committees
ehnwH that l,la7 dwellings, twcnty-eiBht sehno'
houses. sight churches, Gn storra, twelve hot0!s,
ducks very Gur,,ed. Tho loss T. estimated at
y:,JtJ.4l:l With an Insurance. Ut Su:.:s.Et:.
Tu this i,lsursnce Ml,st he adsieA ut least
huff Il million of donations III money aiHl
goods. Jnkt how much af the tire loss uc-
cured In thu cannt!es bordering Lake AllcII.
iga1t, wh!cl, have rece!ve'l but little ot tie
reltet-counttes ltke Allegan. Ottawu, aud
3ianlstee--wo aro not exMctly informed, but
lIaye VI, impression thal nne.thlstl to 0ne-haf
of tlla LOSS fsii upon tt,ull. II such bs thu
case, the Quanltty Ut relief poured lnto tlle
.l'nrt Huron district OH tho east sttIc of tlM
htatu Ii very large in proportion to ti.e actual
luss Ut property. Tin Port Huron rorra.
spurMlunt In auestlol, Gal.lIgcs ln tl,ls fling:
1'beru ~ lnuuh disupnoIntns!,t tplt ut tho wa!lt
lx,,lis. il il lvp.nel all tho p,oro strange l.o.
cn,tse stchlgaM was onc If tho iorclno.t 6tascs
tn Hnpy!yln9 tug wants nr r., ,chicAgo on tho ocsa.
lsa.i., Ii with Northsrn Ntchlpa,l, incl,a,tt,R
portion oI tue burnea district, aud &s4f-lnsegea
, 1881-10-22

lin with tho wrath Ut tia. ring, anf "a
bilelcp him.
Tyncr's report, tl,Isly alltl yG1luw will, aep
Is witurss ur lis ant1u'r's weakness, or ri
l,ts completely Il, tho star-routn frauds. On,
Or tllu other tpf tiosr conclusions Is rtesI.tt
bic, assuming tho stnry nf the report Ia il,
irue. Unc or these conclusions WIS !our
ngu re:,cliul by 1'fxlMnstcr-ticI,eral .jaa,es-.
reached when tho report With II 'l,lcer |t..
tury llrst sMw the light. Ii II l,e lrau lint tla
subject Ut I'ynet's removal WIS tho cA,,se oF
IL btttcr controversy I'll President t;ar!chr.
Cabinet tlIe public will tlel,,nmt III k,,o,v
m,tcl. nlofe ti,an l,aS bcell given hit alout
iliu tll,.u,r rctn,rt. For IT 1'yngr knew Of III.
star-ruuio frauds twu yonr5 aEu mud con,
tcutc,t himself by writing u report Oh tha
subject md then cooIfy ft,cktng It out If
sight, u,ut iElis fact WAS ,natEe kt,owtl 10 AFT
tu members uf tiIe Cabinet. tlioru ought Int
| tn law, been my difference If opinion On
tl,u subject Of asking lin for Ills Resignation
Probably tito u,iccr stUry las not been ali
told yet. 1t will doubtless l1aya several post.
scripts. MEANWHILE ttle public will le In.
| )niicnt tn hcur frum A1r. Tytler. ILL In,
l,ccn t, ,.lnli of htgl, reputation mud great To.
lltIenl lnlluunce In his day. It Ii nut right IN
cnnlcmn Him uilllnurtl; but his answer
s!,onli nut bu long teiuycsl. There Is nrr.
4nl-fttctc case against HIN. Thu ulierr s,v,.
llas MI ugly luak, and Mr.. james seenls /.
Duyo long entertained IL very decided upto.
lon On tho subject II 1t be true tfmt he
mntp tho resignation Or Tyner n condition Of
his continuance IN ti,o Cnblnet, he, ut least,
t,,It. lat. trsj
, 1881-10-22

Iyftfi At fht Ppst .1rYr+ ~ t1rraa NJ. ~ Sts"nt*
LlasJ Sfdtifr.
Fortha bennht OF MIR patn'ns WHO desire % sehu
.lnvn rnul. al rljr Tn nj SE through tin mall. we
%lse!ersw1th tic trntIstrnt rate nj possN2H:
fhrftqn ,t,tt fIofHssffc ft.f Chpp
flRht. ton, twn1va .,1 funFtnnn FhH0 thnef ttnt@
sixteen, eighteen. n1id twenty n1b Apaf y ct'ht1
jwrNtf two hud twenty fnnf EhIa cents
, 1881-10-22

securing anELl TGtluGLlut1s ! HlS lHEHli7 til"s
tAoru il 10, he n "wlllsky lobiy" ut Wash"
il,gton next winter, with tho nynwcd purpose
uf rt,rrnrtlnx Congress 10 sccl,ru n0sliiica.
lion IT luz. against which there Il 10 lnrular
u1,t}ostlloi. IL ~ not pretended tllnt Tho |
trc.cnt WHISKY tax is exnrbttnnt, nor tint 1t |
wnrks any hardship upol1 Tic people. l,ur |
Tint 1t IL unpopular. Thu pcopn wl'a .irlnl;
whisky my tho tnS, hut they arc mt g,tng
nbnt tlcnnuncing 1t rs at, outrage. They |
my their 10 or Ii cents fnr ElNss. fitid Wilt
ont grlrnhlns. II las never acctlrrctl TO tho
lnhitrrs To ,lsk for Il reduction Of tfIt tax Ill
,,lcnl,nl. Indeed. tho fnnru Intelligent
whisky-.trlnkrrs ure awarn TINT rctlc-
Tim In tho ,tax cnuaIing. say, 'ohc
rent n gI.ss would mi make that
arirc my ctlrutIrr tt' tho consumers, nml
Lilo nearly universal sentiment OF the co,lt-
Try II. tint whisky II Cheap eHn1iEll uhw.
The whisky ring. win prorosc to snt mp
lnhl,y Ut Washington tn secure II rrtnctl'1l
,,y np,,rIy nIlc-hnIt III the tax OIL hig'twtnrs,
Simply advance tint tux Until they can enl-
lcet It frum the consumers. md tllcIr uli!y
nbjcet II, asking for II retluctfM, Is aItnt 1iley
may Increase their nwm profits Mt tile eNlense
1T Tin consumers. ...-.
t,u,txress ,,,ny bt.st lnccl tho whisky lul,by
next wTttnr by ratsfng tho INK from 10 celits
to st pcr gallnll, a1ul then canalize tlle rove
une By repeating tho tax l,oT imposed OIL tho
ail, On retail dealers. The United States
taxes n, tile yc,,.lcrs Of whisky require thu
maintenance or large antl costly corps Of
officials, whose ruy anil pcrnn5slts nbSorl' n
considerable part vi this special 1lccl,sc tax.
An additional 10 cents on the gallon oil tho
,p,,t.1., II. II rnnc4 frn1 tho tifst11rr nnt t1iH
, 1881-10-22

the EtUSL of q SGCOllu century M nttGll cnn |
be snttl Of then, by tho chosen Cltpt Atuxls-
trute Of t],ut time.
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THE 1ATEsr 1R1gH PROCLAMATION.
The rapi,l procession Of events In Ireland
indicates tho ]gs,le.utIun Of tho contcnElilg !
purties, Wien Alr, ruruell made l,1s defiant |
speeches In tlellulcatson uf tho Land bill aisd
| Of ttu motives or Mr.. t;Iulstut.u the lulter
| uro1,pt)y responded III tenunclution uf tile |
]paxtlu ulul of purnell. 1'artluit, with true
| Irish yet,eu,e,cc, fired buck hotter lnnn ,su
rotnt the English Minister, ,.d IN tt,,tr, rs lIe
| probably extMetctl, WIS nrresled witt. other |
inudr,s nf ,Ita hul.,r nntt tp,urIstn,r,l.
Thu Euprisoucd executives uf the league,
ctu,mtm, Il, rrnns,.nt ,pnrlv the wholu Irish
ppt,,,lr. n,al ,,o,thtfrss ex,uetinr them to
nt.y tlc nut1,nrtty of lie league, tl,en issue,
| thnir .,,p,mn,ul that 9lv rent ba ps1.f IN ull
Irrlu,ul mill tia Government relcnscd tic
! tcn,,ers nr thu 1pnuue md rocoRnIxed lis
,IrI,ts, This wns m rxtreue measure Of de-
nnuco Il, l,rit1sh law, authority, mud Govern
| mcnt. md ,,rrhups the ,uost c.tlcactous for
It's purrnse provided tho prupte of Irelulul
shn,,t,l odout tho o,lyics md the order titus
vtynu them. But Mr.. t:ta,lstour, {tcclartng
that TIM ..resorrces Of civilization hutl nut
vet hccn exbaustcd.,, issued countcr-maul-
frstn. DECLARING in the nuuo ur thu Ouecn
tho Land League to bc II trcasonable orgunlza-
INN. md commanding her subjects in lrc-
1und to iscoutinuo ali assoctation will, IT, md
IN ,lisohey mud disregard its orders aud lis
laws.
'rhis nroc1on,ntop Ind tl,o Instant effect of
mixing tho lcnc,te NJ, Illegal organization
and If prohibiting upy urclfng Of its meu-
|
, 1881-10-22

THE people of Madison, who stood 10 1so1
lute!y by tue lion. Il. W. Keyea whc' ho w. ~.
canatdatn ior United 6tAtcs SENATOR 40 no' n sr.,
l.,so to aIaw hu to rgnaain Ia prrute !Ite' ~
Republicans Ut h!a ksse.nbly dlstrIet '.rs ua.,
placeti him fu nomination fur the LcK,s'asu,hr,
aud ho will doubtless be clectud. ITO "uss, ..
nuke an oxcelIont speaker of tho next .as''''
h1r
, 1881-10-22

Il "SpALwAlrr" editor, rs Il rule, IS ~. s.
sou "who docs not understand! tile t.fielcn.. t.f...
belwaoit man who conducts leHittt'lA1chs'n,s
paper business and one wbu usos II 1'snsps' =.
as 4 step ladder III tho scramble fur ONCE -,
doesnt tlcscrye aud should nut Eot.' Ile's -
eWq Or thTqv fvoh ehpps tn thls city.
, 1881-10-22
Gl)e Grih,t1te.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

M MAtr@rN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rRErAln.
1t.i1r sii,ion one ypsr q, 90
inrfs ~ Srrr nef month"; Ion
istiy nff IN ntjny ono yntr ,...........,... 14.Uu
Iut*dAY, ThMrNfHy. arii Satnsihf. pot yeAt.. t.09
Mnndn,, WcAuesdAf, anl Friday. par yHar... M.0ts
sunday, i1.pngr njltit't1, per JenT.......ss &'tO
WEEKLY EDlTloN-rosTrA1D.
tr,n ,onr nor vc.r ...........,,,...,...,..& 1.i0
ft,,h ~ nsn ..........,...,,..,,,..,,,,. s5Nn
Iwcnty-le cdrtea... &o.oV
Specimen copies sent FREQ. ...
tlyo Foss.u!lce hddfess Iii full, lnoludtnT County
and Htato. .........
itemlttnnccs snny ho maGc either by draft. rxp7's*
order, ur III s1iseEod letter, at onr rlss
III ttTY 3t11}stttHEila.
1,.lly Delivered nnniay efrnrtch. 1E cenis PER "frk
I,s,ly hcypsod Sunnf lnrI,tie 10 cents per week.
Address TIlt, TRIBUNE COMPANY.
tUsucr Madison H,d tIenrhurn. .htA.+ s'hraFu' III.
, 1881-10-22

.rnE statement tllat our own West.sitls
Representatives, Mr. uuosge X. Dnvts, VII hai
lust completed hts irst term II, tho )tossou'
Representatives. ts a cantH!ntc for tho Speds''-
shsp will bu received with surprise ilut ul.
mingled with ntMiratiuii III bis own district
Ihu right Ut my tnnil III 10 IL cnnd'dnto fur my
ut'!ru III th!s cuuIitry IL lncfcnsble: Nnd though
Mr.. Mavs 1lny not huyu tho satistaction u
Knocking down tim rersttnnons. he will Htsaa
u1linsnee bufura tilo country by merely resrh-
Eng Tor tl,au,. Henry Cluy wns olectc Speaker
III his tlrst terIn. IT ID tr,e he hAd previously
hrun spankcrof tho Kentucky Legislature aads
Limited Stntcs Sol,htor fur pnrts of Two terms y.
Z. hunks bccumc Speaker In his seco1ld term. lia
aao t,Al Yul;,rd sun,e experience as Speaker u
tho massachusetts l.eglalutnru. Col. 1'Asls haA
hui I!Ul.e nt tho sAnln advantages. but, on tho
other hantl, hn WINS Colonel Of the First lltaf'
n.,.nt of tho militia when 1t was rathor tumut.
no,,s body, and he cnn enforce tho stcr,,cst dit
| ctpllno, extending even to fine aild 1mprlsan.
,aci4t, upo1l ,rlsembors of the lluusc who shs!l
dispute hls authority. Tho enthusiasm for lla's
as ca.lt,tlatu for spenkcr IL si'reudas over iae
Nlnth wurd like prairie ttro.
, 1881-10-22

'lltt'New york Multi, belonging to Cyrus
W. Field, publishes complete list Ut the
hono,s to tho f.l,ul tOr tho widow and chill
'irrn Of the assnsll9sicd President, James a.
fairfield. ,r1,e list 1T NAMES illls Il wi,ou
bsoadside Of tho Null, lhirty men Ravu
sa,o0o eaci,, makt,% sl5o,ooo; cighty.ntne
men gave $1,000 eacl.; llya gayp s:a.No to
s!.oo0; e'glIty.tl.rce gusu SaOo apiere. 4
great many gayo Sl00 or SO. Thu total
u1nornt donated was S:A,o,;Aa which CLOSES
the subscriptions Commenting on the fund.
a.e Afutl says:
tu seenrdsnco With notice given through tho
7xsa VI thu country, over week sintC, tho
Ii.stI for tic benuns uI tho widow aud e4lltltr,l
1t James a. 0nrhGltl was c0seti on hatuf1lay. II
rc,lulrca the RteAter purt of yesterday - cont
ptte tho "details uf closing up tho fund, which
WILL everywhere and fDruser lo EeturueI "
tllc and practcul MeIllarlai Ut thg uleGtIHu
and admiration 1T tho .AnereaH ]RuDlu fur u
great and EoHl President and t.H his heroLc wife.
Tho tutai a1nount Ut tho subscriptions has h1s!
*tH4fR.1t, uf whlrh kHa, w. IL bus Geeu tnteatNl
in ttV600 Ut CiI.lcd blatcs lnr tent Registered
it'nds running for y Long pe1tssi. Ths sn!9nce
IT cash mi hand, held w thu lfnttrd ttates Trust
tusupauy " Irus&cc,is IL f11,aiuss. Not cent
, 1881-10-22

9rnnd Ops -1fonac.
CLARK street., orp4,rit now coutt~aiouss. Enfase
ment os 1ttce's Nurprtst FArty. "lat!arcs." After
noon md cyoplny. Il
, 1881-10-22

I.ycrnm Thcntrr.
tlosIafnes strest, near Madison, West ade. fari-
ety entertainment.
, 1881-10-22

clark street. between Lake und Randolph. Ea'
pnKeuent of t.eHSitts Speciality Co1nlnny. VARIETY
entertainment, Anesnoun and evening.
, 1881-10-22

Criterion 'rhentre.
ruraer of NcdguIck md Division Streets Variety
entertainment. Afternoon und evening,
, 1881-10-22

1fnverty'A Theatre.
Monroe street. bel twcen CLARK und Dearborn. En-
vnxer,eut Of thu Eml1le Melville Opera Company.
"Futicnce." Afternoon and evening.
, 1881-10-22

Academy Of Mnsic.
f1aIsted street, nenr MhdIs1n, West at,1e. Variety
entertainment, Afturnoonhnd oyeaInE.
, 1881-10-22

M0FTCKGF'6 ThSMtFF.
Nehfson ktrcet. between sthta nnd peafhctns
f:ngagenont Of Miss sary Anderson. Afternoon
LADY Ut 1.yonx" EsunnR, "rha daughter vi
lsDiopd."
, 1881-10-22

Industrial Exposition. O..
Lake front, opposlt Adams street, Open lAy uIt0
evening.
, 1881-10-22

H00tty'a 'Ththtfr,
nnrdo1pl1 s3reat, between CLARK and Ia Sail
" Ly Geraldine" Afternoon and HvenlnH.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-02-05
Ninicr Fsutsor.

How difficult it is to get good winter
made butter. Often know by the taste
Just where the difficulty lies. Dutter-mak-
ers sometimes let the cream stand to long
before skimming, aud one can hardly be-
leve, from the taste, that their butter is
really fresh. Sometimes n butter flavor
comes from lack o! care in keeping the ris.
ing cream undisturbed. The pans are
dipped into, and in skimming for butter the
second rising over a part of the pan, which
has somewhat bitter flavor, goes in with
the better cream, and spoils the taste of the
whole. The cresm may be kept in the jar
too long before churning, while the butter
maker waits for enough cream to accumu-
late to make it worth while to churn. 1t
would be better in this case 10 bring the
butter by stirring it in the jar with ladle
or pudding stick, if enough cream cannot be
gathered within a week (at longest in cold
weather) to fill the churn so as to work it
well. IN this case, skim the cream off very
slowly, or free from milk, and if you stir
each skimmng in with the others as you
put itin the jar (thsshoull always be done)
and tlen warm the cream moderately be-
fore churning, it is no difficult task to bring
the butter by stirring. have eaten excel
lent butter made in this way. Some persons
never make good butter in winter, because
they keep their milk among bad odors, a:
in cellar with turnips and other vege
tables Coar. Am. AgricuituriSt.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-02-05
FARMERS COLUMN.


The Poultry Monthly says; CATER on ex-
perence Of several seasons we have adopted
the system of warming the food all through
the winter and cold weather, both morning
and evening, and we attribute the excellent
laying qualities of the fowls, in a great
measure, to doing this. The food, whether
whole or broken, grain or other food, either
dry or moistenei, should be warmed we'll
beIors feeding. Some breeders as well as
farmers, make practice of parehng their
whole corn aud are assured it is beneficial
Where new, unseasoned corn is used for
chicken food, this parcbing is a decided
benefit, for il makes it equally as good for
feeding as old seasoned corn. Quite num-
Der of poultry ailments are caused by feed
ing the new crop Of corn, and parching it
viii electually preventa any trouble from that
score. Wheat, which is no doubt the best
kind of grain for the laying fowls, much
better than so much corn, which latter fat
tens SO quickly as frequently to stop the pro
ducton of eggs temporarily, is much i'm
proved by being heated well before being
fed, and then given to the fowls while yet
warm not hot. In feeding wheat, only
about two thirds as much, by measure,
should be fed as of corn, and when fed in
that manner is very little, if any, more ex-
pensive than corn. Good, sound wheat only
should be used for, while we see no olec
tians to soreen rs m the scora of mn hno lthi-
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-02-05
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-02-05

nH-T The other day, as two friends were talk ng
together in the street, donkey began to biay y
and wheeze and cough IN a distressing man
ner. "What n cold that donkey has ~ So d
one of the men. "And by the way, that pl Is
me in mind-how is your cough?" may not
am-my cough is all right-and my knowl.
edge that SINE's SYRUP OF TAR, WILD
CHERRY AND HoARHoUND. is the best Cough
or Gold Remedy known Is the cause. If you
had been se.yOu would not now be Widow
er-moral use SINEs, TAR sc.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-02-05
Pure Grape Wine.

A Committee from the Farmers Club of
the American Institute. have visited Speers
Vineyards and Wine Cellers, and they re-
port that the Port Grape Wine of Alfred
Spcer's, of Passaic, New Jersey, is generally
pronounced the most reliable wine to be OBJ
tanned, and is now being used by Physicians
who are the most choice in the selection of
wines for convalescent patients. The prin-
cipal hospitals in New York have adopted
this wine. For sale by A. j. Durling and
C. T. Horn, Lehighton; Zern & Rapsher,
Weissport.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-02-05

f. W. Brant, Druggist, Elizabeth, n. ].
i could scarcely speak above a whisper,
and it was almost impossible TO breath
through my nostrils. Using Ely's Cream
Balm short time was entirely relieved
NV head has not been so clear nor my voice
50 strong in years. have warded of sew
eral colds since. ] recommend this admir-
able remedy to all who are afflicted with
Catarrh or Colds in the head. J. o. Tiche-
nor, Dealer in Boots and shoes, June Is
lS79.-See Adv't.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-02-05

g6- II you cut, burn. or bruse yourself,
there is nothing that will so quickly and
effectually give you relief, as one application
OF NJ. B. RoBERTs' EMBRooATIoN. If during
the extreme cold weather you have frozen
your feet or hands, and after using according
to directions one half bottle of EMBRoCATIoN
and are not satisfied that It is worth ten
times what II cost you, by sending your name
and address to the SINEs' MF'e %. of Phila-
delphia they will pay you al.00 for the re-
mainder. For sale by all Druggist, 35 and
70 cents.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-02-05

--"Oh, that's one ofhis failingsl" remark
ed business man when he was told that
competitor had again succumbed to the
pressure OF hard times.
1t is one of the pet theories of our Gov
eminent that there are no privileged classes
in this country, But everybody knows that
this is false. Are there not Ohio men2
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-02-05

Ms- Snuff or dust ofany kind, and strong,
canstic Of poisonous solutions aggravate
catarrh and drive it to the lungs, Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy cures catarrh by its mild
soothing, cleansing and healing properties
Each package prepare one pint of the Rene
dy ready for use, and costs only fifty cents.
Sold by druggists. So positively certain is
il in its results that ITS former proprietor
used to offer standing reward of $500 for a
case il would not cure.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-02-05

The rolling mill of William Bailey & Co.,
at Thorndale, is now working on full time.
The o'Harra Glass Works at Pittsburg be-
longing to William McCully & Co., were
totally consumed by FIRE Wednesday night.
Loes, $1,000.