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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-10
8lmbreas S66n's SUtel,
Seuti9es MObel : 6si6Gft
BON 1cbu Rlciu,

SO. SOC 2adaipanna 9lpenue, 9to. 506
gae Sortcn Mobcl, 9oliierwnnren. Ma-
raben, II. |. 10. uon ben feiniteu mo elGGante.
en- bic Su Den einiahitsn umO biIlighen iuO
ei ibm 30 ben nisorigiten @reien ju babsn
u lie arten Don ShreinerdrbsiteH 8eparatIrtn.
{. msroen prompt mo billi9 belorgt. 9ei.
henbeftaimn9en wsrOen ibetnpmmen uno gs.
wiiisnbaft bsiorgt. 27.6m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-10
Maaere Qeute.

"Wells' Health Renewer. ."-ablOIute Sur
fur 9erueu.9srrittuus uno Shpdde Der &C.
ibIehtIihen 6unttionen. $l.00 in apoibetcn.
8ornusbeSablt per Ggpreb Slips; 6 fiir So.
L. S. WELLS, JERSEY CITY, N. ].
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-10
Die nlrnoeIssobn 1)iano Gonpaenie
modt fir Die ua&fen 60 Sag npr fata oHcte
Gianos unS Srgel Gm $3.50 Square Yano fir uur SPAS

Ylanos O Ar9e yin So5O square Ytan0 tnr nIr SZ45.
sp 81 prid8a ROinbO&nn elegant gcrst
9pra iburer Mooig Giam
aon 8oBa9n Sdme Der 6bn @ Srbe1er pee SOmmenbt
3nnrnmntes betra0en tun
unere 4r fur ds 1nhrume m
8a Neu
&ieB b,ucn ST @H
OSre 98 8o rlmrt nebt Sehrdmn9 6rnbtofm
SnfrlmTt miro auf Sabre garautrt
0inun9 S6O 9ud aIH Gnar
ptnu
ene 8euunbeung uo eem mfmg Die b0h Gina
snbn uare Baen eae Die btenote Brerg amera @ MAIDEN
pofhp ehm 8iauos
Srgn 5iSae 4obe geanO ,uienfa
@noe YIb
per @Of sSes RiunO fir UOae Sabre 8uranir.
0uhi(Tuut (N1ncI.t unre Subldum.0ge
Nyuuttuut- SSlUClN Safe Oriental"
9ebmuf nrtf Webe Der mftdibm Melt aeboen
mt SaUe Hbn Snten ndmhb Wooa Gee 0Gpaon nb G
GO is bsrrid Spps nmUb @ob Ge beI6r Gt 0iupain
Organ 9ufrlmes
3o
pigm Guhpuf bat georeb Runs @uft
nae 9en Ole neIen 8erbnn0en grobe SpHfra Bril-
@ gmpabl6 Snald Se 6on Sre soCGHe uno Pee ehpaon
nnie
Stub Bud, Sb
abwetnm 8ne 9db9 uean9t bs Snhrum gud probt
frsonfa
1875, S5 $4,000 ptOn mo bat oe Sad fnaen Gao8
brit m6 gS nj 81. 9 troB mo TO- @Urnue.
Gatg
WtWVtUt1lS 9ibe umnbt WuTt
guswnbI mutr Competition Der bstn gnen @Ran
81 Wcnbsobn 9anp Co., y. .. Bog 2OJS Scp orf Sitp
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-10
''BUCHUPAIBA,r

9sus. iduslle mo uo1ftinOigs Sur in bier
Sngen, llrin.aHettiOnsn. brennsn6es baufsts.
ober idwierises Baiierlu1en, 9ierenleiosn.
81 in gpOtbeten @ornusbejahIt bel 9gprsb.
Sl.25; fur So E. S. Wells, Jersey
City, N. j.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-10
TROUGH ON RATS -

Das 9tluiinidts 9ius itlIiebIidj gsfunOeu.
Grass bel apOtbetern fur "Rough on Rats"
G5 Uertrsibt Ratten, @duis, Safer. 5Iis9sh,
@an,en. Is Gts ole BoE.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-10

n@- Die beIisbten 9pcieIe Semben
fir Rdnner unS 8naben in 8roipn's
See 9i0e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-10
Nm Sas an;etssube EablitHm.
SEQ. y. HOtpen S CO.'S
nnsneipGhIte Qiite bon 2pfaI, 9eitiInnen.

"
Gin 9.it6itsmaun, Der dbrIib iibsr $1,000
fur AuJeigsn ausgnb. oauon aber weniger nls
$3.50 aut oieie 9ifte ueriueuoete. idreibt (:
;, ,Sbre ausaelpabIts 9ofnl.qiite be,ablte mid
better Isgits Snbr. nls all metu an.
oeres an3ei9eu.
G8 ut Feline cooperative elite.
GS 1T feline billige 2ifte.
GS ut cine ebrlidbe 2ifte.
Der GataIog sisbt 9snnn an. mas Die Bel.
tln9eu fno. Nenu Der @ame eiuer 9eimng
in Ssttihritt seorudt il. 70 beosutst oas in
ieoer Sinfidlt Die bette; penn in @erialien
Caps) stOrudt. bs6sutst oiss Die sln,ise
5situne in Dem RInbs. Die aifte gitbt Ole
8tuolierunssjabI itoer Staot, iutpis bic Cir.
sulation ie6er 5eiiuug an.
Die anjsi9e.Rnten betrdsen tdum elm 6iinf.
ttl Der SheouIe Der Strausgebtr. Der Rrsis
in einjsInsn Stnaten pariirt BON 50 ju $50.
Der greis fur isoen Boil per Nlonat in Der ge
iammtsn 9ifts betragt $625; Die rsgsImdbi
gen Hnten Der 3eihngen fur OsnisIben 3auu
nno oi.ieIbe lsrioos fino 1880. ii.
Die Elite umfdbt 052 5situngtn. pouor
1877 TAG Ii d. c uno 7B5 10 0dleutlihe c
9ieie eridtineu in 7SS perihisotneu Stdo
ten. bon wsldeu 90 Stantsbauptftdots fino
S63 gldse NIT ie iibsr 5000 GinuobHsrn
mo 10S 9OuntD.Sise BUR cine eopie De
Elite, fowis fur anOtrs austinft abrsifrt maj
SEQ. y. Rptpen s Co..
6,l 10 Sprust S.r. Rsm Bort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-10
Yeil II. 9ellriegel,

6abrifanttn BON
SS a geH unb &ntf d c II ,
une
- feroeb d. lager
9dt Gear unb Sidprp Strabtn, fl. Warb.
9itue Artsitsn une ale in unItr 6ah Gin
Iblassneen RtparamrtH auf's Bette btoTgi
une anetitrihsn.
Ia mir ale artsit ItIti tbun 70 iSnnsr
mir eafiir sarantiTsu. 1880
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-10
Nfcprc'S
Glleatpaarcn . 0ei9aft.

Der lluter,,i6nsis bat Gin Sntsrtllt in lti-
uem G,tId6fft Strru Is has. Q. Wal ttr
oeast.n, ,pslhsr pGbrsnb her lssttn ant SABRE
Gin tiidbtiasr uub surerldifstr e'tpulis mar.
9as G,eIh1ft pire unter etr efgsnmari'9'n
@rpaImns tpsitrr ssfiibrt.
5bemae Rccrs.
Gs osrsid5t mir ,um BTsniistn. nitiusn
NruuSSn uno benz Seitlfen publitum nttr'
baupt au,siasn su E6nnsn, bab ib ltsi TN
Stants bin, ben smtf6rn aunesH uttnf lpt-
,islIe 9tufmntiamftt su IbsnIsh une pse
ptrbtn as ,u ibrsm 8prtbeil Fnefn unlsIfn
reicbsn gurratb nsusr gSaarrn ttntulspfn, pr
,u niserisrsn prsiisn ptrtauft pre, ais III
iraene einem anenen @elhatt.
gBir babtn fir bic Srbf une 9Stnttr CAT
ion tinen 70 blbl6m 9crrdtb pom alstper'
itoffsn sinstlsst, ais js in Serantcn mar.
Cana ppIleus Slttefrltcns W 10
Gents.
Gin. arpBs glusipabl BON i6war,tm une
farbiasm 9aIbmsrt, 40 3cn nett, ~ 5O etnis
bic gJarb. DIR Bette Ginbpllar i6parjs hno
farbias Seibtnfpff I'M eanes. -.
Gtsn srGifust Gin rtittr Sorratp ron o.
GIoafs fir Gamsu, rSn $3.50 autpariS.
9rpcbr, Beaver unS wplltns Q B N is,
5spvitr, 8sttbsdsn, 5Iautlls, SallImtrf, 3iltp'
lsintpanp llnttrfleibsr, Strumptpaarsn, pane'
ifubs uub aIIe anrrtn artiftI, bic In ttnsni
gllrnpaaunIastn srittr aIalIs ju hnetn llne.
AZ Gbas. 8. Walttr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-10
Games &. 2aulcr, 9aGa. &ue nebeu Ocm 8yomn9 Sau8,
SduSIr i'll
Sod. o Se See, &ollaeS 8lefpaaren n0 auSaer6tbell

Die nie S bette 0enbnnoIn8
S S @ s4T SS%qs g Sss u Ss s @ S As %G a S6 bTauS
gSR 9 & yer SIn S 9Eos % elm Go anSs bres O b Qrs
nsgG %r m 5Tad MS sgn Oas Sch tann ter ben Peoples
mem St gS 9TSgsn s@dGa bic opan fnS tn Oab fe b Pg ION
STSsn w Ot .a an 9arnqn ben o fir n S ae repaTn
5 tr@sg % SG' 81 sS 3Td e san On on nit snOeH auaU
@Gbtd nit SuprboOn oaiFrer se1e mnOc a nit Sdd s init
@ooen NeteI Srntt
nbeDder
Sadpd Rcpnn
Wal9baN SdopfH Bnt
ub,-aHes fi $26.
n gsrsBt n&t ben gat @a6Re aBire gum gsgomins Saus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-10
scrapton Pa, Oonnertas ben 10 9Ooember 1881

go. &c Die 9riibr pom bmtI6en SauIs,
spn 8uItap 6rtytdg.. ........... %
Np. 81. Or gBiIbbist, Ron 6rise. 6jtr-
............-................. III
siV. 80. Die grlcbts ron RVb. Balb-
muufr. ..........".....".........- "
No. 80. Der Oopptlg6ngeE BON
! Stpin Shldin9. ...- 10
/ &c. 40. Die tpties 5rau ron @rsiftnltrin,
rpn Gapr Btls.."....-.-.. -. 20
Np. Al. Sdns II. @rstr, RON n6. Spirlbastn 10
Nc. AZ Wtin SnfsI Tpn Suan, ron Dams
9ppIeH. ......................'... ~
glc. 43. Marius a0nig. BON @ufaS 5rtptdg 20
Hp. IA. Die ibSnt gmtrifautrin, pen
5riter. Spitlbdgsn.. 10
Nc. 45. Sas srpbt Coos, Ron Gpalh ausuf
fSaia. 20
No. 46 CUR Gbrs @pttts, ron Sa6r>
Wlaip6 nnc ,llltimp" pen 6r.
Spitlbaeen.. n......................... 10 |
No. AZ. Die @sihpiftr, scn 6Iuifap
Urtptag. .............................2 20 |
Ho. az. 9iI6Of u. aSnia ppn Mariam
5tnstr unb Der pirattnfrnis
Ron W. Spfai ...,............... 10 |
N0. az. HsitsgriFn 8iisIa, Ron 9. War-
=, lih.."........".."...... ......... ~
No. 50. Ssptete .3titsn, BON erpn aItrs
anbrppitlb ......................... 10 |
glp. ST. lin gbrs uub 9sbsn, ron 6 q.
Npnta. ......"..................2 ~
stc. 52. Nus elmer flsinrn Siaet ppu
Gjufap SrtYiag.. 20
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Die beutfcbe 2ibrarD

IL bsi allen 3ritunssbdnbIrru ;u babtn, CHER
pirb gtssn f2 Gents fir rinfd6s Rummtrn,
cher 25 Ssnts fur Spppfl.giummrn, na1 IT.
stne elmer aebriIt poiffrri ptrianbt.
Sti Ssitsauns eurd bic prit bitttt man uaq
Nummtrn su bslfeIIsn.
Ytrlas ron @toret NuurG
IL bis q gaubtpatr Ctr, q. y.
y 8. Dor 1851.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-10
eEcncr=& &eriihernna.

Srsani1rt. grrmS9su
t9i9.-gltina ppH Sarifprb.....S 7,000,0O0
tS54.-gboenig BON SnrtiOr6.... 100000
f72O.-ecnepn a1uraurt....... 100000
fS45.-Hopat pcn Siptrpppl... 100000
unb anssrt ausssSsi&nsts Grmpnsnisn.
Smitb une Suler, Gscntsn.
Gbas. Or. Smitb. 6. g. 8uaer.
(5brcCp SIpd.) @ppmins w., scranton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-10
Die Deutsfbe Gibrarp.
trfbitntu in fIartr,
bsutlibtL i6Sutr S&rift.

Na6fplstnts Tnb tinist bn @trft, RtI6s
btrtits trIbitutn iiue, rbsr ipGttr in hT htut-
1htn eibrary gublieirt rtretn:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-10
1865

JUK PRINTING
OF every description done after short notice
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-11-10
SSnt. 8eniel,
mein II. Easerbier Salon
207 penn abrnus.
III, k,a,.. EI,.xS,,t. ,,,h E;,.xx.., -, e.,,S

Die tsRsu @sirdnFs unb Gisarru an SanS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-04-27
Cruise and Loss of the Hawaiian Bark
Hawaii"

rhc bark Hr-ti left Honolulu November 18th,
I-- for a cruise to the South Sel Islands for I'M
migrants. Had pleasant passage Of fifteen d1ys
60 aErlal.ur B5aham Islands. Loft Jaluit for the
islands of the Gilber, and Nag's Mill ggoups.
D rr.aher 7lh Iett the islands. December l2lh
SIGHTED The islands Of Bu:arillr and Little MarrSin,
Hlr did not cla.uugic IT. with the shore. l com
Iaugic4taI with the following different islands:
p-ru. Na'iIalu, Arurli, Tamnl, Orwatoa, Ia
r.suel. Naolta Apamlml ana Mni1na, get
f.r.. Sizty-oae immigrants all told. Had stormy
weather through the groups.
Imu1ry 18th. IaSi, at : o'clock P. ". weighed
ar-h1r off the north end Of the island Of Maianl
and artgd for Tarowa at $50 ?. 81 Sighted the
island. living of and on during the night; wind
tr.aa taa Ne. Ga the 27tI at daylight Tarowa
r.l, Bearing Ne distant fifteen miles. All OF this
ds WIS beating to wIndTard towards TlroT'',
-ralr- nothing: wind from y. to Ne. Ate p. II.
t4eE-4 slip and headed NV. by w, the island of
N.rml bearing ;. L. distant seven miles, aud Ia
rta.t bearing :. by E distant twelve miles. A.
D. ~. Ihr bark WAS nsating \. W. by \. aud MN.
arll IN2J P II left orderS with the otlccT OF the
watch % tack ship at II =. ~, and Ii the wlni
h.u.ai any, To let me know. He tackled AT II p. NJ,
] s4IaE :. t., which course ought 70 nave carried
sac bark hve mules clelr Of the land At l.tO A. ~
ut tlu 2,.h of January heavy squlli OF wind ana
rr --T.j, the shin | heard the first officer give
"a. order t. cew down the tup-1Altaut sails, the
0:ger light sails having been previously slowed
sEFv. IN q f " minutes L heard hlE give the order
- Lla the maiustil up aud tack ship. knew 10y
tle order that something was wrong, and lul'
i..aI4.ely iumpCl out OF my berth aud Went ua
DIX Al tnat moment the vessel struck the bot
rua. I looked at the compass and found
La- heading 5. Z. l im'n sdIttely h.Glee
.ryta.us hard aback audtrled to bacl
her of but without success. We lay JUS
Gle .rli the breakers and working broadsid'
ua TIE weather WAS thick and the night :,
DARK shat we could see no land. 4 few minute
later We were br0aaside on 70 the breakers ih'
ship commenced striking heavily and the falls
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-04-27
Ofacial Report OF the Cruise of the
Storm Bird"

To His Excellency Il. A. f. Carter. Minister of
the Interior and President of the Hawaiian Board
of Immigration. Respected Sir According 70
orders / sailed from Honolulu January 10Th.
bound for JaluiJ, Marshall Islands, where ! WAS
to wait "A reasonable time for the bark H.rofii,
and she not arriving in that time, l was to make
cruise through the Gilbert Islands recruiting
lab0rrrs, taking such a course As would bring me
H.urai,. After long passage during winch We
experienced light. variable winds until within two
hundred miles Of port, when 1t blew very hard fur
twcutv-fUur hours doing some damage to suls,
but from which We sustained no other injury, We
reached Jaluit On my arrival | repaired sails
and cot ready for sea. February 2}rd, the English
blrkrnriEe Rrd coat reported having seen the
Hrt-7fj at Drunmuud's island about the 10Th of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-04-27

Brushes, assorted sizes; Palettes,
Knives, OIL Cups, Ink Slabs,
Liquid Gold, Artists Drying Oil,
Gold ard Silver Shells and Sauccrs,
Picture Mastic, Prepared Canvas,
Windsor d Newton's Water Colors in boxes,
Wooden Plates, several sizes;
White Wood Fans, asst'd sizes and shapes;
Black Cardboard Panels, various sizes.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-07-23

Prof G. V. Riley, some months ago, made
a report on the seventeen year locust, pre-
dieting their appearance this year in certain
parts OF Wisconsin, North Carolina, Virgin.
ia, Northern Ohio, aud few in Lancaster
county, Pennsylvania, and Westchestor Co.
New York, where Lroods were due TO ma.
ture. Promptly on time the insects have
kept their appointment, and have turned VI
lin profuson just when they were expected
The brood known as the thrteen-year locust
which, it was predicted, would appear this
year in several parts OF the Southern States
has likewise justified the anticipation of the
Professor, and come up promptly to time.
The two bro, DIS show little or no specific
difference, but divide Typographical lines.
the seventeen-year brood belonging to tn,
Northern and the thirteen year to the South
ern States, the dividing line being latitude
thirty-eighi, though in some places the
seventeen year brood extend below this line
while in Illinois the ,thirteen-year brood
runs up considerably beyond it.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-07-23
MssCssrlaNEouiS.

The s,ntlcman, alter the manner Of NJ.
Turveydrop, rere, las m angelic little wife,
whom he beats-and constantly lnuds as the
model uf companions. "She is model wo-
mpn sir" he says 'the very cream Of wives >
Whipped cream" remarked one Of the
company.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-07-23
nr,,er ,han Forcigm Port.

speer's Port Grape Wine s better than
Imported Port, and, since the adulteration OF
,he latter, il must take its place. II is pure,
and really excellent and health giving
7'rov Times.
Members OF the Board Of Health, Of New
York, and other prominent physicians use
his wine for their patients and ia their own
f,milies. For sale by A. ]. Durling and G..
II. Horn, NJ d. Lehighton, and zcrn *
Rapsher, Weisspoit
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-07-23

1t is called the bay window because
lovers like to sit in its recesses aud ebay the
NOON"
Opera singers are remarkably healthy
considering the amount of male arie IN the
business.
Little lohnny had been caught by hi'
aunt teasing a fiy. "JohnnY," said she
sunPssiAg snme great beast thousand
times bigger than yourself should tease you
and perhaps eat you all up?" al lope,'
said Johnny, she'd feel as bad as do when
swallow a ay."
1t was the first night aboard the steam
or. AT last" he said, tenderly, eve are oil
alone upnn the deep waters of the dark blue
sea and your heart will always beat for m,
as il beat u the pssl2" "My hearts al
right" she answered languidly, hut my
Stomach Feels awful
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-07-23

We have Just received from the Mendels-
sohn Piano Co., New York, their new cata-
logues Tor 1881 giving very full description
netheir Pianos and Organs, and also their
Mandatory, which is one of the lurgest
and most complete in the world, descrip-
ton of which, and the process Of manufac-
ture of musical instruments Of the highest
order, and will be found very interesting.
u heir ianos and Organs, besides being
unanimously recommended for the highest
honor Of the great Centennial exhibition ARE
inGorsed in the strongest possible terms by
the greatest musical artists and high musi'
cal authorities now living, as well as the
leading newspaper press of the country.
This company is destined to occupy higt
place as manufactures oi musical instru
ments, and from the character Of its produc
ton, and their honorable and fair manne
Of dealing, should secure the patronage o
persons who desire reliable goods at factor,
prices. For further information, send staml
f'r catalogue of Pianos or organe, as Yol
may desire.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-07-23

My mother resides at Lansing. Michigan.
Two years ago she was attacked with dys-
,elIsia, bccatne reduced from 1850 to ll9 lbs.
The doctors gave her up 10 die. Tree bottles
j.. r: V. &. has cured her you are at lib
cry TO use my name for the benefit of 9TH
ers. L. D. Bruce,
Syracuse, N. Y.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-07-23
A don. Rnp,ist

clergyman Of Bergen, N. Y, strong tenn
nerance man. suffered with kidney trouble
i,euralgia. and 'zzincs almost to blin lness,
ngeF two years alter he was told that Hop
Bitters would cure him, because he was
afraid Of any prgudieed against "Bitters."
Since his cure he says none need fear but
trust in Hop Bitters.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-07-23
(St. Lonis Chronlcle. J

Advice is cheap,-dreadull cheap. But
we must be true to our instincts Of humanity
aud tell our suffering friends TO use st Jacobs
OIL, aud surprise their rheumatism and
themselves also at the result. J. d. i. Har-
vey, ESQ.,, of Chicago, SAYS would be re-
oreaut to my duty To those afflicted, did
mot raise my voice in its praise.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-07-23

Al say, when does this train leave 2
'what are you asking me for" Go to the
conductor; c I'm the engineer "l know
mr'er the engineer: but you might give a
man civil answer" ayes, but I'm no
civil en-. in 'er."
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-07-23

i have been afflicted with nervousness
aud dyspepsia, hatus in the stomach aud
bowels, wakeful nights, etc, for years, until
| took D. r. V. g.; that has cured me.
Chas. Z. Stevens, Attorney,
Syracuse, n. 7.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-07-23

America is The cradle Of liberty, and we
rocket on the Fourth.
liza man cannot be cured by smoking
lie is less susceptible than a BAN.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-07-23

Some men have faculty Of looking on
The bright side Of things A South End
man who was refused by girl didn't weep
over missing bride, but congratulated him
self on escaping mother-in law.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-07-23
Hay Fever.

For twenty. five years have been severe
" afflicted with Hay Fever, and have tried
many remedies without relief. While suf
iering intensely | was induced to try your
Cream Balm. The immediate effect was
marvellous haye beenTtnabled to prclorm
my pastnrial duties without the slightest in
convenience. Have been exposed to heat,
draughts and dust, and have escaped re-
turn attack. pronounce Ely's Cream Balm
a cure for Hay Fever. WilliamT. Carr, Pres
byterian Pastor, Elizabeth, N. j.
Having been afflicted with Hay Fever for
years gave Ely's Cream Balm trial, was
much benefited If not permanently cured.
have had no real attacks since using it. L
II. Rnuch, Elitor Carbon County Democrat
Mauch Chunk, Pa. Price 80 cents.
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Out in Durango, Col, recently, mar
r;ace took place and the notice OF it in the
daily paper said "Cards." Every person III
the room bought pack and some couple
OF them.
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company.

IT. BE sure and stop and ask for DR..
Bammert's German Vegetable Worm Medl-
zinc. Warranted to cure or ne pay. A. j.
Durling, Bank st., sole agent for L'hightoni
renua. 20 l3wA
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--ltis not surprising that there is great
deal of pride at our seaside watering places
for there every wave has its crest.
The comet is expanding its star route.
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The water OF one Saratoga spring eoun-
teracts the effect of another, and it takes
very learned person to drink Saratoga water
intellgently.
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Sumner
CompLQlntS

.,....z e Al, -
At thig eaGeOn various diseases OF tne
....,,-.,t 80, ,,-,..,Io,. ,,,J ,,,pU Lpcs are
'uWcia H!N ptN ,"lSlit, "''" ",''y 49,
'Jst through lack of knowledge OF safe
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NlbLHN - q o''t ~, = ~, y,
.ntcrv, I hOlCrl, ChOiCra MOrOuS, summer
,.,,.J,;r, c,, and l. ,,,rfccjiy snfe
va" "p''''''j ~ "''.' - F''|NS
Road thp folloWinu.
BuNnRIDGE, n. Y, March % 1881.
prRuY nAVu' PAS KILLER nerer fdfls 70 afford
JOsrpH BunDITT.
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SPECIAL ISnUcEMENTs are offered you by
the BURLINGTON RouTE. IT. will pay yen to
read their advertisement to be found else
where in this issue.
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AHeaItby state.

People are constantly changing their
homes from East 10 West and from North
10 South or vice UerSG, in search OF healthy
State. II they would learn TO he contented
aud to use the eelPbrsted Kidney Wort
when sick they would be much better of,
The whole system eau be kept in healthy
state by this simple but eiieetual remedy.
See adv.
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z0-subscribe for the ADVOCATE only 81
year and Dr. Kendall's Horse Book as a
premium.
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Instinct leads hen astray when it in
duces her to waste valuable time sitting on
a china egg.
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"A new kind of berry is being grown,
called Telegraph" An electric current
probably.
"A school mistress should be up to urchin
in knowledge.
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"A medical writer says children need
more wraps than adults. They generally
get more.