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To the Working Class -we ere INV n,sns,
70 70 ia nl4h mi classes wi constant On oy
meat at home IN" whole OF mo time or 20,
lutlr rare moments. Busncss new heht aud
lontgHle Pc sons of eI be; rex IN olIn
w III o cehts 10 s. Der ev 'r lug. aad n mr. nor.
uon. ium Oy cevotng their whole ims L, the
ns "a n, Tint an VIII zee this notice may seSn
the I .ddre,s and te The buslnes We maze
ms oH't; To surn M are not we slIl fieI
we WI, semi one col mr. 20 pay for tho N oublr
OF Whiting, Full uartirularS and outfit "A &c
nd Maine. JnIy ,evI
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AHN D-UEBIHT' NHho' II BANNAHD
KENDALL'S
SPAWN Cure On Human Flesh.

Bakors1elG, W., Dec. 2S, 1870
B. ]. Kendall & & o., G Gan,s. I wish to adj my
tesilmouy In favor Of your ,nvaiu blo ilL.iuenf,
e Kenoa rs SPAWN ,'ure" In the sDriug OF
1852 sirue1 Oh the ice and sprnlped iIy iignt
mh az che knee j,Iit 1 wns very lame aud
ut timas sufs rec tlr most excruciating pain. l
wor, banuago on 1t for ovet q year, nId tried
most tNci ytLlnG WI. HIN my re ch but coui5
and nothing hat would give me perman, mt
relef When overw iNeI. lt would pam me
yer much. In Auril, 1875, 1 began 10 THINK 1
should he u iDple for life; but having some CT
Aeudali's SPAWN Cure thought 1 otl'i try 1t.
u ed ole-thitd oil q bottle, ald experienced
retf AZ once. Tho pan left ne anu has hot
trt uOleu me SINCE. ieci W ~ grH tciul to you
and would recommend kend fl's SPAWN CuI G
20 all wLo suffer with sprslns or rhcuma ism.
Yours truly. Mrs ]. BuuTELL
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Apply particle into the ear.
ELY,S CREAM BALM


FILMS CREAM BALM
HAVING gained an envlablo local rcputn.
tion, dislncng all other preparations in the
vicinity OF discovery. is On its meri's alone.
recognized as wonderful remedy wherever
known. a lair trial will cunvlnns tue most
skcp icnl Of its curative powers. 1t erectual-
ly cleanscs he nasal PASSAGES OF Catarrhal
virus. causing healthy srcr.tiOns, allays In.
Illumination and irritation, protects the meu-
binnal Innings of the head from additional
colds, completely heals the sores and restores
the sense of taste and smell Beneficial re-
suits nre realized by few applications. A
thorough treatment as directed will cure Ca
tarrh. As q household remedy for cold in the
head 1t is unequalcd. The balm is easy to
use and agreeable Sold by druggists at 81
cents. n receipt Of 90 cents will mail pack
aye. Send for circular with iull informa ION.
ELY'S CREAM BALM 90, Owcgo. N.
For SALE ny A. J. Durling. BehightOn, Pa,
and by Wholesale Druggists generally.
Oct..3,Ee 1y
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An Ohio cider-maker who was on his
dying bed confessed that he always added
one fourth water, but he felt that tho Lord
had fully forgiven him.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1881-04-30

Thirty days after Michigan man got
a divorce from his wifo to marry one with a
handsomer face, tho woman fell heir to
1887 900. You bet that ex husband feels
like a man with the jumping toothache.
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No Patent-No Pay.
PATENT

obtained for Inventors in the United States,
Canada and Europe, at reduced rates. With
our principal Office located in Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Office, we are able TO attend to all patent
business with greater promptness and des-
patch and at less cost than other patent at
tomeys who are at distance from Wash
ington, and who have, therefore, to employ
" associate attorneys" We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as 10
patentablity, free Of charge, and all who are
interested in new inventions and patents arc
invited TO send for copy of our "Guido for
obtaining Patents" which is sent free to any
address, and contains complete instructions
how 10 obtain patents and other valuable
matter. We refer to the German American
National Bank, Washington, Z. c.; the Royal
Swedish, Norwegian and Danish Legations,
at Washington; Hon. Jos Casey, late Chief
Justice U. S. Court of Claims; to the Officials
of the U. S. Patent Office, and to Senators
and Members of Congress from every State.
Address: LOUIS BAGGER & CO., Solicit
tors Of Patents and Attorneys at Law, LeDroit
Building, WAsHINGToS. DC. dec22
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From a prominent Physician.

WrshirRt0nviilc, o., June u. 1887.
Or. p, ] KENDALL & CO.. Gents--Rerd'nQ
vou- alvfrtt. .rment IT, Turf, FieJ aud Faim,
Of KIN nll's Spawn Curc. ard hnvlnP n valu
lble ard speedy horse which had been lame
Il om p win egh cen months I senr TO YOU for
q Bottle bv eAuress, which IN six weeks remov.
90 all lfmeness ant en- srgement. aud l7r1e
srlint from auo her horse, aud both hrrses arc
TO ony ns snnnd a colts ] he ono bott was
worth TO me one hundred dollars.
Respectfully yours,
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4. Behead a quarrel and leave Hsh.
NKrrIx @.
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ORGANIZATIONS

/. Behead a resinous substance, and
leave precious stone.
2. Beheod to surmisc, and leave a trse.
8. Behead q shallow pan, and leave Q
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HEALTH rs WEALTH!

M0MCVIs now beng made faster tann
mlJIVE over by [! ose ut WORK for us
" Per SIMS OF eIihar sex can
MAKE 500 week in their own towns. N thev
gre Wiling % woTk. No Ilsk IS outdt free
AnNohe G IN run the business Capital not re-
9ulreu All wno engege prosper No one fails
Parncuars free. Address. IL. HALLElT n
90. Fort nnd. Msine Jniv a..
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00OOC' MT be made by every p0ent every
hNNJNjmonth IN The busIness We furnIsh
wv " out those wiling TO wore osn eSsi
" earn doz IN dollars a daV right IN their own
oc1lbes. hnNe no roo 10 explain here Bus.
iHess plensant snd hOhVrable. Women and
b"vs anu gifls do rs wall as men. We viii lur.
hlsh YOU eompeie ou.fii fror. We will hesr
VITO ald see, Farmers and meeCanie Iheit
SOM and Daughters. ana Il, Ella fes I'M neei Of
Mvlug wo X rt home. shpuld wiite tl us and
learn a. about the wort IT rltre Ardres-
TtJs 90 Augns'n Maino. JulVIty
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LEHIGHTON CARBON COUNTY, Pa
If not paid in advance, $1.25
MISCELLANEOUS.

Small tslk--A baby's prattle.
An acorn cannot make much headwsy
in n flower pot
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ANSWERS TO THE Last.

ANSWERS TO THE Last.
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Our Puzzle Corner.


ENIGMA.
Composed of 90 letters,
Ny IS, lG, 8, 10, IL, 8, isa boys maine.
My II, %, 20, II, G, Z, 8, 6 is 10 teach.
My II, IS, 13, -, 81, is a color.
My 10, 5, 4, 2 is nonsense.
My whole is still as great mystery M
eyer. TAD PoLA
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The Positive Cure
For all Female COMPLAINTS.

49, - ~~N~NNNS OSAAA
This preparation, its name signifies consists of
Vegetable Propeties that harmless to the most dol
cate einvalid. Upon trial tho merits of this Com
pouad will be recognized, relief il immediate and
whom It's useis continued in ninety casos In hun
drcd, aperanont euro is thousands Will tes
try. On account of l.1 proven merits It Is to-day ro
commended and prcscriSodby the best physicians In
tho country.
IT viii clro entirely tAo worst form Of falling
OF tho uterus, Lsaeor-hoca, ir:c6rlS- ard ra.a.ul
Gonstruation, n Ovarian Troubles Inflammation cad
C!cerat!on FlocG.ass, all pc?acements and tie con.
ssqusnt spinal weakness Ead is especially eoa tod to
tho Change Of I:c lsv.I G.5>ovo ard cx,ol t.r.ors
fro.n TIE uie.usln csy r:aSo Of devclo9:nent. To
tendency to c2aeeroua humors there Is checked very
speedily bg itSrse.
In fact II has proved Is be Tao r-->at
est a1d best rcne.y that has erer boca c.sccv. :.
ell 1t pc-cacs every portion Of tho systeu e gives
rovl!:enadv-or. Itre;ao"ss fla tacso iatu,s=c Co.
stroys al cvag for stnuiaats S2i relieves weakness
Of t&o s.on.:h
I. cgre7 Floating, Headaches, Nervous rrcs.-ct.o-
General Debility, clcer.est:e-l, Der;rsSlca I'D Iii
Ccstoa. That feeling of bearing Gewn, c.,s.zg rea
weight and tacSsohs, f. alws-5 Permanently cr-cd
its use ltvi.lct oil ti=;es s=d rnecrsl e.-c.:r.t-
ces, act il harmony VIA tie l.w tAst governs the
ferialosystoza.
For Kidney Complaints OF either sc= ths compound
I
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Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Conpour

lsprcnared sts,o and ,7S cst,ra Avr7uo, Lyun ?a--
rrico Goa c5 bcttsa fer $50, Sat by nal IL tie
form Of pills .li N tao forrl ae Lc=euFes on rccct
Of price, So pc- box, for ether. Mrs.. PI,,1---.
freely answers a.! lt:-:s of inq.i;y Send for pam
pAlct. Address - G.o7e nsRfioa th;s pcrer
no family siouli 70 without LYDIA L. PINKuAM
IIT;-- r.I--s. They c:sp Constipation Dtllousnoss
aad 7oT?it:ty of thoI!rer, s. ce='s .cr Loz.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CO, Cen ,
eral Agents, Phlln.. Pa. Sold by A. J. Bur.
ling, Lchighton, Pa.
June IL, lSso-ly
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NFHIHLU1 SCHUyI' co IH JuHe 8 It5J.
DR.. y. J. KcnJall & co.. Gents "A case OF
epavin thrt came under my nb'ervaiion wns
entire Gu eI by QUO bort Ct your KarGalps
Sp vn Cure, Gnd the no SC so afterwards for
two hand, ed dol ars.
Yours truly
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Harr' sburg, Pa, Nov. 18th. 1880.
Dr.. d. ]. KENDALL & Co, Gents I'll have n
veTv fine nale that nHs had bone SPAWN for n
long time trl eytrvt thing nan couio devise
to cure 1t but all III VAN ond was about 70 give
II no when friend Of mine IN this city came
10 me M recommended Kendnli's-p vmCure,
which / tri with granO fesultS, removing
that b me clear am clean, nnd then sent 25c.
to YOU tor one OF vOur iliustraGed Horse Ponks.
ono think there Is no better bouk printed ON
The TO SO and his diseases. l have tiken great
interest In 1t ard have since sOd iS cOpire for
you TO my neiphbor rud will NV md do what
good cLn BY eettlne taem fer others
Yuurs frntv q w MTTTR
The Republican journal., 1881-01-06
HAPPY CHILDREN.


The joy of every well-rcgulated household comes
chiefly from the children. Thousands of affection
ate parents do not take care of their children
Through ignorance more than through cupablr
neglect they suffer them to fail sick and die, when
knowledge might have saved them to love and home
DIR. David Kennedy offers his "Favorite Remedy
as emphaticaly a medicine for the chren-gentle
III its action, containing harmfut ingredients
whdterer, going straight to the Blood, which, when
impure is the seat and source of disease "Farorite
Remedy is the friend of childhood and should be
found III every nursery in the land. Keep ii in
your house for your children's sake as well as for
your own. Try il and you will be glad YOU saw
this article Make mistakes. The medicine is
"farorHe Remedy and the proprietor's name and
address: DR. David Kennedy, Rondout, n y. One
dollar bottle
Parties living at a distance, Except in surgical
cases,) by sending statement Of their ease can be
treated at home. Iv}6
The Republican journal., 1881-01-06

Malt Bltters regulate, purify, strengthen and
noursh the maternal functions.
And now Chicago girl has put her foot in it.
1t is needless to say that it number thirteen.
A Living Clock.
The human system is kind of machine. If one
part is seriously out of order the whole goes wrong
The blood in circulation is the handspring Keep
this all right and you will not suffer from kidney
and liver disorders, piles and constipation. And
in offering you DR.. Kennedy's Favorte Remedy
IS the most successful regulator of the human ma
chine ever discovered oblige the sick and suf
fering more than oblige DR. Kennedy. Invest
one dollar for bottle at the store, or walk all the
way to the doctors office in Rondout, n Y, rather
than not get it, Evil
The Republican journal., 1881-01-06
LOSS OF NERVOUS POWER

Are positively cured by FELLOWS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF HIPOPHOSPHITES.
A. phosphorus enters 50 largely into the animal
economy, it becomes par ecceience the best vehicle
with which to associate the other vazing ingrcdi-
ents of healthy Blood, Nerve and Muscle. In Eel
lows Syrup of HypophoSphtes are combined all
the substances found necessary to insure robust
health, and whereas it was invented with view to
supply every deficiency, it certainly has performed
some wonderful cures
MANCHESTER, y. H., June Is, 1880.
Mr.. JAMES. |. FELLOWS.
Dear Sir: | wish to acknowledge the great hene-
fit have received from the of "FcllOws Com
pound Syrup of Hypophosp hite-." have been an
invalid for nearly two years. with bronchial aflec-
ton that had become chronic. In the Fall of 1878
had a physician eighty days in succession, besides
he counsel of several others. They gave me but
Encouragement, some of them none. Last July
ana In lesed to give your remedy trial. did 50,
proVefnent forlQne week there was marked i'm
from mat time unifter. | have continued its use
tiihe; ana can truthfulrysent, improving all the
hundred per cent. better than / am more than a
lts use L have increased in weight commenced
pounds, and my cough. which was fearful u fifteen
y disappeared. believe had it not been for v;ar
syrup, should ere this have been beyond the care
OF me Very truly yours, ALBERT STORY
Rg-Do not be deceived by remedies bearing =
sliniiar name no other preparation is a substitute
for this, under any circumstances. Ivr47
For sale by WIN. 0. POOR & son.
The Republican journal., 1881-01-06
The Unliftad Gates.

Silent and soft from measureless circle,
Cloudy battalions, in royal array
Move on to the westward in billowy splendor,
Follow, majestic, the monarch Of day.
Flashing no wheels toward radiant horizon,
Sinking in vistas of heavenly hue:
Cold like the radiance of pavements celestial,
Crimson and silver abreast of the blue.
Up toward the cloud ranks that noiselessly follow
Streams new glory, ehulgent, divine
Each floating billow shines lustrous and tender,
Shining in radiance ethereal, sublime
Down. past the distant and shadowv mountains,
Sinks the great dazzling and gtterng sun;
Each tinted cloud floats away with new splendor
Soft in the blue hangs the pearl tinted moon.
Was it a strain from the choir angelic,
Borne on TIL silence and lost in mid air J
Are those the wings of the cherubim. Fastening
On to the great host whose rapture they share
Q gates of glory, stand open yet longer
Trembling gaze at the luminous doors
Iearnng to win but one word from the silence,
Only one sign from the answerless shores
(Chrlstian Union.
The Republican journal., 1881-01-06
Nearing the snow Line.

Slow toiling upward from the misty vale,
leave the bright enameled zone below,
Ne more for me the beauteous bloom shall glow
Their lingering sweetness load the morning gale
Few are the slender flowerets, scentess, pale,
That on their ice clad stems all trembling blow
Along the margin Of unmeting snow;
Yet with unsaddened voice the verge | hail,
tat realm of peace above the towering line
Welcome thy frozen domes, thy rocky spires
Der thee undimmed the moon grit planets shine.
On the majestic affairs fade the fires
That filed the air with smoke of vain desires,
And all the unclouded blue of heaven is thine.
[0liyer Wendell Holmes
The Republican journal., 1881-01-06
Not New But Good.

Goodman Jones died at the age Of fifty, and was
gathered to his fathers, leaving widow about his
own age Abont the same time Aunt Smith died,
too and her case was parallel to Goodman Jones
IN all except her sex: presume that she was
gathered to her mothers She left a dlscOnsolate
Nidower, over whose head just many years had
rolled d, the widow Jones had counted This was
allowed by all hands to be all astonishing ooincl
tenee
All the women pited widower Smith poor
man. and all the Inen commserated widow Jones.
poor woman. Widow Jones had large farm so
had The widower Smith. Widow Jones had "a
large dairy had the wldower Smith. As to the
acres of mooriDg, uage and woodland, each had
equal share; and in children Providence had
blessed both alike
What upon airth - could either do with these
vast possessions alone. the old women declared
they could not tell This difficulty suggested a
ready remedy. and gosspS did not let the defunct
man and woman get cold in their graves before
| they made up their minds the rehcts she uld he
rOked together. and the estates. Entertainments
ana properly, personal and real be held in Joint
fropuetorshIp. Matches, they said, were made i'll
Heaven and that this match was there made,
hel considered the essential preparation Of widow
mood, in each case positive proof
Widow Jones and nelghbor Smith we're not long
ia hearing that gossip was asjir, and ii has even
heeu ilsinuateu that each had arrived at the con
ciusoH above named before any body thought OF
them, 1t is certain that when each requested the
prayers Of the congregation hat lie bereavement
might be sancrlied, wdower Smith looked pretty
steadily over the rail of his pew at the seat Of
widow Jones, and then widow Jones moved her
white handkerchief from her eyes Just long enough
to see how her companion i'll bereavement sup
ported himself. After church they walked beside
each other so far as their roads lay together, and
once during the next week wdower Smitl paid
widow Jones a short visit of coincidence
So far so -ood-but visits of coudoeucc 20 out
ot date, Ike an almanac and eanuoE be used as a
preteXt after certain season. Some other arrange
lnent must be trumped up and widower Smith
was not long in finding H. His wagon stopped one
moruin- before widow Jones door and be gave
he usual country signal that be wanted to see
somebody in the house by dropping the relns and
sltIIu5 double, with his elbows on his knees
Out tTPped the widow. lively as a cricket. with
q tremendous black ribbon on her snow white cap
Good morning was said on both sides, and the
widow waited tor what further to be said.
ell. Madam Jones perhaps YOU don't want
to sell one Of your cows, nohow. for nothing, any
way, DO you ,"
Well there, Mister Smith. YOU couldn't have
spoken my mind better A poor. lone woman ike
me does not know what to do with 50 many
ereetuss, and | shall be glad to trade ii can fix
The Republican journal., 1881-01-06
PROF. EDIS0N'S
P OILY F @ & M

Alter much persuasion, Prot Ellison has beer
prevailed upon to give to the world his truly won
derfu discovery for alcyiating pain. For wears h,
suffered from neuralgic pains, unable to find any
remedy among the hundreds which he tried that
would give him permanent ease Finally he became
convinced that he must become his own physician
anu seek, hy experiments for the desired relief He
had taken all the well known sedatiycs, which gave
only temporary relief, and produced nervousness
loss of appetite, sc. He now sought for It combi.
nation of such remedies as would. by outtrord ap.
picaop. cure him of his distress and same time
not he injurious to his system.
Trials and experiments followed this ,lertimina
ton until he at last produced Il compound which
byapplicaton, entirely subdued all pain and allowed
his system to recuperate, and throw on the disease
To his discovery Prof. Edison gave the name
The Republican journal., 1881-01-06
No Business Out There.

Somewhere between Leadyille and Gunnison
cly wanders a Detroiter, who is pennies. ragged
hungry and discouraged Four weeks ago he met
a Michigan man out there and sent his love 10 all
ilquiring friends at home and also explained why
tie wa in that hard no condition He was TOO
honest and too particular for that country. He
reached Gunnison City without dollar in his
pocket but with lots Of ambition in his sonI AMI
soon met d man who explained:
II can give YOU The softest kim of a snap At Il
a lay | want Won to run one of INV faro tables -
"BHt don't know the game
RI on don't say. stranger You must have had
a queer bringing up Out here and don't know
! fare Pass On 40 time TO bother with YOU
The second man applied to for situation
squinted his eyes and took a long look at the De
| troiter. and quietly asked
''Whar from Z"
"Detroit
40 use That's too far East Nv nard van oH
witt the romnaDy funds last MONT ;,n1 ,b0,I,ht
Of lQyin' somebody about hundred dollars to
oyeIlalge him and bring me back his skulp Yeud
look sweet taking his trail. YOU would You'd
The Republican journal., 1881-01-06
[2{STHB EI||7;73|{75}|

WARRANT ONE BOTTLE a perfect cure
for all the worst forms of PILES two to four in the
worst cases Of LEPROSY, SCROFUIA, PSORIA-
SIS, CANCER, ECZEMA, SALT RIIEIM, Ri Ell :
MATiSM, KIDNEYS, DYSPEPSIA, CATARRH,
and ali diseases of the SKIN and BLOOD. Entire
~ Vegetable. Internal and external use. author
ize and thank all dealers to return the money and
charge it back to me in all cases of failure Sent by
Express to all parts of the U. S. ST bottle. Sold
everywhere. Send for NEW PAMPHLET free. H. d.
FOWLE, Chemist, Boston. ivreow2G
The Republican journal., 1881-01-06

We'll, WE'LL said Ellington, ma lestically, 1--WE
suppose | was as big fool as any of them when |
was young" Yes" replied Fogg, and you are
not an old man now, Ellington" Boston Tran
CTlDt
The Republican journal., 1881-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Portland, BANGOR & M2chiaS Steamboat Co.
RochIanl, VT Desert, NiIJridye and lachas.
Winter Arrangement. Commencing Dee. II, u.s.
ONE TRIP PER WEEK.

TT The steamer LEW l>TON. CIIARL Is
- iiEERING, Master, Will leave Railroad
Wharf, Portland, every Friday evening AT 11l5
0clock. "r m arrival Of Pullman Express Train
from Boston, for Roclllana Cu,mc, Deer ISLE Sedg-
Nirk south West and Bar lIarbor,, Mt Desert, }
Milbri'@c, JoneSport and Niachasport.
Returning. will leave Machiaspor every Monday
i'll Portland about midnight, connecting with the
Pullman hight train for Boston and the West. Pas
scngcr- will not be disturbed unless wishing to take
the Pullman
steamer Lewiston connects 1T Rockland with san
ford : n Co., for Belfast, Bangor and River land
inGs, every saturday morning.
Coming West Monday receives passengers and
freight from River landings for Portland.
=. CUSHING, General Manager.
GEO. l.. DAY General Ticket Agent.
Portland, Dee. q ISSO.-5l
The Republican journal., 1881-01-06

philosopher graphically illustrates the differ
ence between bunder and mistake when a
man puts down bad umbrella and takes up a
good one, saith JOSH he makes mistake,
but when he puts down good one and takes up a
bad one he makes bunderr