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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-04-07
Notice Of Forfeitnre.

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed have expended the sum Of one
hundred dollars ($l00) in labor and i'm
proycments, on each of the lcdcs known
~ the "Rosita and Contention" situ-
atcd in White Oaks-mining district, Lin
coin county, y. NJ, as will appear by certi-
%fcatcs fled in the office of the Re-
cordCr in Lincoln county. in order
to hold said premises under the pro
visions of Section 1924 Revised statutes of
the [. s., being the amount required to
hold The same, for the year ending Dec,
3is;, 1892, ard if within ninety 900 DAYS
after the publication of this notice, you
or either Of you, fail or refuse to contri-
butte your proportion of such expenditure
as owners or ~cO-owrers. yoUr interest in
said claim or claims will become the pro-
peTty of the undersigned, under said sec
lion 1924. White Oaks, Y. NJ. Feb. II. SO
j. GILBERT GLASS,
JAMES. S. REDMAN,
CO-ONnptq
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-04-07
LEGAK AnFKR7ZSENENT.
IL CHANCERY,
Marcus Brunswick.


Joseph A. LaRuc. James J. Dolan, in thor in.
diviluHl capacity and also rs administrator
OF the estate Of John V. Winters dcccascd.-
Caroline +. Dulnn. wife Of said James !. DO
Ian, Jonas Winters. Mary EiiznbCth Barr.
William 4. il. Carr. Charles Poth. Henry
POth. Elizabeth klagcs, William poth. Har.
risOn Poth, Cutharinr pOth. CHtharine Bar
hara kcrHtcr. Henry kcrstcr, Mary Littcll,
william j. LittCll, jacob Winters and the Nm
known heirs of John V. Winters deceased.
In the District Court, Ord Judicial District,
County of Lincoln and Territory Of New Mex.
leo.
The aaid defendants. Jonas Winters, Mary
Eh6Nhcth Barr, william ~ A. Barr, Charles
POth. Henry Ioth, Elizabeth klapes, William
POth. Harrison Poth, Catharine Poth. Cutha-
rinc Purhar1 krrstcr. Mary iittpil, william. ].
Lttpl. Jacob Winters and the unknown heirs
OF Joan '. Nintprs.dCvCastd are, and each OF
them H., hereby notified that n suit ia Chan
Gerry has been commenced against them in the
District Court for the County of Lincoln. Ter
ritOry of New Mexico. hy said complainant.
Marcus brunswick, that the nature OF the re-
lief prayed For In said hill ~ Complaint r. ~
foUows:-Thc complainant prays rchcf and
the decree OF the Court that hc may have
Judgement against the defendants. james j.
Dolan, Caroline +. DClnn and Joseph A.. Ian
kuc, and against Tic estate OF John V. Win
tors, deceased, for the sum Of ten thousand
ana thtrty-utuc dollars and tiXty-thrCc cents
Win interest ANA costs, aud that the said
judgement may bp dCclecd to be "A lien Hpaiust
the Homestukc mine, so located 10y John v.
WintCrs, aud that the same may be sold and
the proceeds thereof applied to the settlement
of tlns judgement. and that unleas you enter
your upuCarauCc IN said suit ON or before tho
18th day OF May. \. b. 1881, in the onicc Of tho
Clerk Of the District Court. within and for
said County, decree Pro ~CONFESSO therein
will bc rendered against You.
GE6RGr Y. bowman,
Clcrk and Register.
CATUOS. TuuRNTON 4 CutNCY,
Solicitors Cor Complainant. I241
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-04-07
An eminent example of American
Enterprise, Energy and Perse-
verance.

In the hands Of young men this
great system has been SO carefully
managed that it has earned a repu-
tation second to none for convent
ence, safety and the Injuries of
travel. 1t is fast becoming the
popular route for transcontinental
travel, in connection with the
Southern Pacific railroad.
1t has opened up an almost I'M
limited field for pioneer enterprise
in the far West. No other rail
road can carry q man, who is seek
ing his fortune, to golden opportu-
mites such as are open along a
thousand miles of this great syo-
tenn.
Special freight rates are'given to
miners and immigrants.
For all the information you de
sire write to
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-04-07
NOTICE OF rRE-EMpTIoN PROOF.
L. s.. LAND OFFICE,
La MEsn.LA. y. NJ.
March IA lSS3.

IAAAA = lNNRs
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settlers have filed notice Of
heir intention 10 make final proof ON their
respective claims before the Deputy Dis
trict Clerk, Samuel r. COrbct, al his office
in Lincoln, Lincoln county, n. NJ, on the
goth day Of April, A. ID. 1888, viz
Joseph Woods on Presumption Declare
tory Statement No, 23l for The net, Sec. 3
Township II south. Range 10 cast.-Wit-
ncsscs s.. W. Lloyd, Danl Mckinley.
Andrew Crawford aud Stephen Utler, all
of Lincoln county, said II uilory.
Stephen W. Lloyd on Irc-enlption De.
claratory Statement No. 232 for the nj
net and M nSl Section o. Township ii
south, Range 10 casi.--W Witnesses An
drew Crawford. Stephen Utter, Jose Mar.
tinet, and ID. Mckinley all of Lincoln
county, said Territory.
Isl Gro. ID. BowMAE, Register.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-04-07

The most d~isagrceable thing
about am orchestra at an opera is
the fact that it makes so much noise
that people cannot hear what the
giggling idiots in the audience say
10 each other.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-04-07

Tho rule Of three-For the third
person ~ clear out.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-04-07

On THE WAR PATH
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25
Written expressly Tor the Carbon ADVOCATE
Our Lay Sermon.



AS ihrre were brave men in the world
belorr Agamemnnn So there we're "snlsri
men" long before Jay Gould became the
head Of the profession. As we hastily re-
view the history Of the world, we find that
every country, in every age. has produced
certain men OF almost supernatural cunning
varying aecnrdiDg to rare, climate aud gem
eral Conditions. but all maniiesting, in the
main, the same class of characteristics, nd
sll bearing a strong family resemblance.
Jacnb, the sol Of Isaac, was a gentleman
who, Tor his timos aud adyanlages-be 1t
s"ken in all rev ,renee-could have given
points in smAFtness to most oi his SUCCESSORS.
He began life by getting the best Of his old
father and hls red headed brother in the
matter of hereditary propeTtyj be certainly
got to windward Of Laban-a smart man
in his way-in the matter Of Leah, Rachel,
aud the sirrskrd eatllr. snd WAS the FIR Ia
anticipate Chicasn spectators by establish
ing "e"rner' in Egyptian grain. IfJaeob
! y~d ia "ur tine aud our great country ,Jav
Could and Vandei bi.t would not nsssss nli
the watering al rs,lr'ad stock. aud the
Western Uuion would hnd more implae.
able rival than even B,usnza MhcLsy.
Moses again was pretty smart man, al.
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Big Greek Itams.

Dig CreeR Items
The Reformed Lutheran Church is now
about tn be repaired. 1t is also to he turned
round so as To lace the South. A basement
is to be CONSTRUCTED and the old sents are To
be- taken out and replsced by new ones
The sacred ed fee is also 10 be painted in
side aud outside and the trustees are now
ready to receive estimates and offers. For
further particulars apply to Isaac Levan,
president of the Committee.
Mr.. A. A. Beltz will leave 2the 27th
for Westminster Normal School.
Mr.. Dayld Brliz had his house hand
-omely painted, papered aud decorated last
week
The Camp meeting was well attend' d
10y our young folks last Sunday and during
the evenings of the week. The young peo
pie seem more enthusiastic IN their attend
ance than the old people How is that?
Old age is not necessarily any excuse for en-
IerIng the Kingdom of Heaven.
We learn that IIru. A. J. Durling l.
mentioned by the d mocratc party for A.
Snclnie Judge. HIS nomination, il is be-
lieved by many people, would be populor
one.
Mrs. Joseph Graver WIS at Mauch
Chunk last week visiting friends and rela
lives. JosRPHus.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25
Lower Towamensing Items.


"A child Lrwis Lichtenwalter was
barred last Sunday in Kunkletown cen c.
tcrv. The body was taken from Lehigh
Gap to said place lor interment.
The Directors of the poor have levied .
tax Of 6 mills to the dollar for 1883 for the
maintenance of the poor.
-Juia Ramaly has been added IN the
list If subscribers for the ADVOCATE.
Persons wishing 10 subscribe for the
ADVOCATE can do so through o o. Bluse.
Lewis Tr,xell sold tw" cults last week;
nne over wear old. the other about three
months old, for $40.
The body ol VIM. Wagner has been re-
moved from st. Johns cemetery to Lehigh-
ton Tor inIermeht He was buried almost
wo years ago, and oulv the bones re-
m lnrd. Cos.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25
Lohigh Valley Medical Association.

Th" HuuuHl meeting oi the Lrbigh Val
ley Medical Society was held at Easton last
week, aud was attended by about TOO mem
lers and guests Tnere were fifteen new
ndmi' sir ms To the society, and its condition
is healthy and vigorous Papers wore read
hy DIR. C""rer. of Bucks county, aud DR.. G
X. Mills, nj Philadelphia, ths latter's sub.
irct being "Hys'eria." 1t occupied the
greater PARTON "t the afternoon. and wal
the chiei topic bel"re the society, An eec.
ton of"ilicers resulted as fnllnws: President
DR.. r. Leonard; vice presidents, Dr.. r. j
Linderman. ex State Senator. Of Quaker.
town, M. E. lIornheck, Catasauqua. s. W
Trimmer, White Haven, and L. W. O..
n1nd, ul PhlillPshurg, N j.; Secretary. DR.
Charles Mcintyre, jr, Enst"n; correspond
ing secretary. Dr OFT, Easlon; Treasurer
DR.. A. Stout, Bethlehem
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25
Ready mixed paints at
]. l.. Gabel's for $1.25 per
gallon.

Ready mixed paints al
]. l., Gabel's for $1.25 pei
gallon.
700 men Se at present employed in u I
Lehigh Valley railroad shop at Wcqtherly
Judge Harry Packer says the Pennsyl.
van Rqirond will not control the Lehigh
Valley until he is inferred bv the side oi
bis father in the Mauch Chunk cemetery
-Messrs. Davies 4 Thomas, of Catasa u.
qua. have in course Of construction a large
verticle engine fnr use by the Bethlehem
Electric Light Company. The engine is
Sie OF tho improved rapid motion nacl.-
chimes, OF 22 horse power aud capable ,oi
$50 revolutions per minute.
The people If slstingtun, will decide in
lew days by ballot whether they want Ia
increase the debt of the borough some
olghteen thousand dollars tn promote the
efficiency oi their water supply or NOT. A
writer in the Neios argues that by making
the expenditure the water tax would
amount to about Sl,4OO per annum, aud
that in twenty yerrs the water debt could
be wiped out from this source alone. '
Pure Linseed Oil, at j.
l.. Gabel's, GS cents per gall
Ion for cash.
The citizens If Drifton, near Hrzleion
are ind gnaut oyer the action uf the School
Board for appointing teacher of the gram
mar school under protest. The Co. Supt..
has reen appealed to, but the board, at ITS
last session, determined 10 keep their man
in position. Legal counsel tor both parties
have been engaged. and the matter is likely
10 be settled by the courts. On Tuesday.
when the school was opened there were only
seven pupils present, SO great is the dissst
siactnn.
-Abner Bailey, Of Tamaqua, was arrest
ed for sitting upon his own door step. lie
says that the policeman who arrested him
must answer in cnurL for false impris-
unment.
Lewis Best White Lead
at 500 a hundred at J l.
Gabel'S, for cash
Rev. A Breslin, curate Of ST.. Pat
rick's church of P"ttsvill". is lying danger
ously i'll at his fathers residence at Mt
Carmel.
Robert Reese, Of Shenandoah, small
hoy, about eight years old. WIS shot in the
shoulder with a missile froin an air gun on
Tuesday. 1t is SUPPOSED tn have been an
accident There is prevailing mania 10,
practising on sparrows with air guns, the
'us ksmen standing in their doors whit
shooting.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25
Fair Season.

Tdlr oedSOn'
The lair season is close at hand, and rnr
the benefit oi those who wish to exhibit or
attend we publish f,w'of the convenirnt
places aud the time of CONNER cement: d.
The East"n Fair opens Sept II.
Keystone. at Kutztown, Sept. Is.
Chester County, at West Chester, Sept.
90.
Lehigh County, at Allentown, Sept. 25.
Schuylkill County, Orwigsburg, Sept 25
Wyoming County lTuukhanuo,k .Sep,em
Der 26
B"rks County. Reading, october 2
Lrhghton, Carbon county; Nazareth.
Northampton county; Dnylestown, BucHs
rnunty, and Lebanon, Lebanon county, all
IN the fiist week oi October.
The rittsburs Exposition commences
September 6. lasting five weeks.
NJ State Fair this year.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25
- Best make of Horsc
Shoe Nails for 20cts a pound
by the box at J. l.. Gabel's.

The following prominent iron manu-
tacturers visited Bethlehem on FRIDAY, and
were the guests nf the officers Of the Bath
lehcm Iron Company: N Jones. Pnebln.
Col; William Il jones. James Heinphil,.
Pittsburg, p ; .. S. Welman. c. A. Oris
Cleveland, These gentlemen are yisitins
all the iron works in this vicinity They
went I" Allentown Friday m,rning.O. F.
Leihert, at the Bethlehem Iron Com "a n, =,
'scolting them.
--Tw" ll"zleton girls, one twelve and the
other fo!reen years oi age, upon waking"p
Tuesday morning about 4 O'Clock. found n
man apparently asleep under their bed
They screamed aud he went through n
window Lib" shot aud escaped, although
followed Ly the contents OF Frank HuT
mans gun.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25
Poor Teachers.

4 wv
Mr. EpITuR, It seems to me that it would
be much more erononlcal iu pay teache S
in our German rural districts double the
5 ,lury they now receive and then employ
persons who are qualified To teach Our
stnnuls have ma ie great nrngr ,ss With
the last few years, but still they are not al
all what they should be. For the wages
We ay We can not get teachers WIN know
anything What sort Of Ialeut can you ex
pect To hire lor $50 per month? Our child
zen are suffering from pn"r teaching. Would
not be cheaper to pay $50 per month
throughout our country districts and get
teachers who can at least speak pure Eng
lsh Why waste our money by paying
low wages? What sort of doctor or Law
yer could We expect 10 hire for $50 per
month"; Yet teacher ought tu be worth
ust as much US either, # be understands
his work. In my Judgment the money paid
To teach rs who can afford To teach for S2i
'"d carpenters can get $500 per day We
would not think Of employing one who was
willing TO worK for 81 90 per day. We
should Al once know that he was worthless.
We should think that $l.OO was wasted on
him. Now whilst We see this in our dai y
business we forget that 1t also holds true in
case Of school teachers Good teachers, it is
said, are worth from 800 tn SiOO per
month. lfthat Is so. what sort Of tenchcrs
eau ynu expect In get for S25 ani $50 per
month do not see the economy
TAXI YEA.
I'VE hsve some opinions of nur own on
this subject aud propose tn meet "Taxpay-
ers" arguments in our next issue. En-
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25
SUFFERING WOTEN }as2 }%sgy .a'

nature with II pretty face. beautiful figure,
hultless cumplu Ninn, as well MS th- sNeeItst
Ut tenpers aud tuuitless mental upalilirs
= Ows pr"matu ely Old. gay ant wrinkled,
her iOfm luSes itH perfect con our, the com.
pieNOn becomes sal Ow. The brightness leaves
'he eye, t,elIng OF IHnguuT tab, 6 the place
OF lhe once buoNhnt spirits, an lrri able Uer-
vous righteousness makes lie n hurltn,i hIHps
htt orce were tIites worry her TIL lie -
comes unbrarHblc, All tins being caus, Il lS
he physic arrangements 80 comm II to W.T.
Weti, witch the innate niudCsly of feminine
nature prevents iheir making kHUWn, and of
which he Ignorance of he medical Iruits
Si"n prevents II cure. Lady Reader. pause
nnd consider, Ills dufN you owe NuuIsett,
your family, and your God that you shUu Il
cure Nprs' Il OF these troubles ami once muIe
el he glow ufpctteci health and spniis hat
nature intended for luu. WhteieI's No. 90
P,sAcriptoRs are y easant ahd paiaIasie 10
take, cunialIs moi hing OF AN in uIiuus Huture.
and nay be taken 10y allaRos AT All times AID
IN all conditions withOui Possibility OF III ei.
tcls. ahd viii positively cure any of the pe-
ruliar diseases h. which Il males are subject
fhlllnH To pTOduce u perteot cue the pro-
trlttOrs Will refund the money paid 1UT the
tr' a ment. IT, you have ara How Omplex on
constant or intern itent hradHchcS back.
he. restiessness. lOss uf appetite, suppies
sIous OF monthly flow, or irr, gularilirst here.
a. accompanied ~ headaches, nrrv usncss.
Mysteries and similar symptoms. HhsrIer',
No. e3 Presc' fPtioR b" viii posi- nely re.
ora you to heath. n yen h We "A stn nj on
ni he and lhr ,tbing m the tack, ir, qurn
lainting spells, l.eucuTrhra ~ white diseh rye
painful or sea ding seusatiun In uItuatins
fcdiish nf " h'te tte' Oslt In mine. no and drN
skin, Vhsrier's No. 90 Prise ipif.n - L" will
give imln diate Hud lasting TrlI'f. Tue pr cp
OF " heeler's M 81 PreScriptl ms " B y nnc
" are ., cents eacn, btaiuabe ht IN drug
gists or s, nj hN mail secure from observation
pos 'Palu On rtceiI oi price. Postage stamIs
AIKEN.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25
VIE GUARANTEE
SPECIAL N1TICFS


To All who are suhe' ing nom he errors and
Ind scretinns Noufh. nervous wea ress
early decav. hos of manhood 6c viii send
q reeine Thar viii care Anu. FACE uF
cd Ar v. fhs ur-at remedy was ai.c cuv-
eTed hv u Mis- ion srf In South america. Sc 4
z sslca iflr Fsrsl enyelnpr 10 The REv. JuskPn
a. iSNAS, Slau0n ID, Sew Nork ,.ltY.
aug. J.. iy.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25
COUNTY COMMITTEE.

COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Audenried-J O'Donnell, II Ferry, John
Dugan.
Beaver Meudow--J J Gallagher, p Mona.
hun, Bresin.
East Mducn Chunk-C E Miller, NJ Ryan,
ii Beinemnn.
East Penn "A NJ Stopp. Roming, L S
lIelnselmHn.
Frankhn-ll 2 Levan, T F Arner, W IL
Refer.
Kdhcr Nnrth-J Woodrug, F Hol.
comD. G. IL llman.
Summit Hi -Frnntz Wernet, J Herni-
bach, Enuus Yrlz.
Lansiord-A Hugh. John C Boyle.
Lausanne john Brennan, b Boyle, Ed
ward D,ugh-rty
L"high "A Cali, II Friiz, j Cannon.
Lrhighton-Johu Semmel, L d Clauss, L
Newbart.
Lower Towameusing D S Merkan, W
Mush,Iz. 7 Jack.
Mah"nlng Jonas Rehrig, W Seiwel, +
Sto'ker.
Manr" Ch INK lst Ward-Jacnb Remmel,
Denuis McCluiierty, Lewis Nesley.
Maucn Chunk Second Ward Edward KEEL
ley, Henry Warncke, jr, Fred Stun
beck.
Nesquehonlng-Jacob Buss, Michael Cas-
sacher, = DeimoLt
Packer r Simmer, b T Stewart, D G Ger,
hart
rackerton-George Dolnn, W Stiles, A
Mrnz.
Penn foress-J Smith, L Kulpner, Henry
Seriuss.
Pnrryvmle-D Meyer, F P Boyer, E Stop
summit Hill james Sweeney, Samue,
Rrkert, VIM Shea.
I"wamensiuy-J Bears Stemler, Thomas
Eckert.
Weatherly "A B Hofecker, II Smith, +
j LsthHm.
Wessp pprt-FJ j Kast, 0. Meyer, ] c Arner
The I me tn hold delegate elections for
the n1mIna 'ng CONVENTION was decided
u 'on and will take place on Saturday. Sept.
18th, aud The cOnl entipn will convene the
following Monday, 0c,ober LIST. The fol
owing named pers srns have been chosen to
hold delegate elections in the different J Of
ing prec nets,
Banks
Audenried-Ed Kendlin, John D Kelley,
Dennis Mallny.
Beaver Mradow--P Smith, Cor. McGarvey,
PJ Gall CHER
East Mauch Chunk-E Bower, VIM Duffy.
A BIDDER.
East penn-Elins George. T stergerwalt. R
Rhong,
Franklin-J MsrkIev. D Kresge. J Reber.
Kidd r Nnrtn-D g McLerd.J BrelIhampt,
p X Meyer.
Kidder Scum Paul Erkhart, Harrison
Wernet. Frank Wernet, ir
Lausa"ne-H Gull, John Henry, John S
Brsunan
Lehirh I Edwin Fritz, VIM Taylor, John
Toomley.
Leh'ghton- CT Horn, J Kutz, James
Esch.
l. T,wamensing-J C Kreamer, s George,
john An.
MahonIng-N Gerber, II Long. II L-hner.
Mduch Chunk. First Ward-B Bowl, S
Beh'er, II Chase.
Ma oh Chunk, Second WarI-James NJ.
Ell"y, Chas Warncke, J"hn Knrrz.
Nesqnehoning-P Lawlrr, John Butler, NJ
McGnrrv.
Packer J Grrhart. R " Steward, T Brick.
man.
Pack ont srockcr, D Kropp. L Meyer.
Parryv lie -Cnas Sargrr, S Rnchart. c
Bauinrd.
Penn Forest -Enos Koch, Levi Kuehner,
Cnss SmI h.
summit HUI E. Fritz, Neal Buyer, p Ker-
win.
Upper Iowamensing--C ShalFer, A Christ
man, John Ee1,rt
Wealhery-S W Miller, L Hart, B + Gle
well
woi.sp,rt-H II II Everett. A Boyer, Henry
Tiapp.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25

No man in OarJ county believes
more sincerely in the spiritualIzing influence
Of well-regulated amp.meetings than
Davy Ebbert, of this place. To show the
sincerity Of bis laith, he has provided him e
self with the bes' horses and most comuodi.
ols wagons in the State. and holds them Il
readiness at all times for the requirements
of his friends aud patrons who attend the
r ligious revivhlsin Lehighton woods.
Tho Lehish Valley Temperance Camp
Meeting will he held at Island nrave,
Freema nsburg, Pa August 2S, 80 and 80
1888. under the auspices Of 'he National
Temperance Society and Publication lIuuse
An excursion train will leave Lehighton on
the L. & 8. RR., on Thursday morning
the SOth inst, att Is a. m, stopping at all
stations. Fare Tor round trip so cents, child
rem, from twelve to sixteen, so cents. A
great number of distinguished ministers aud
nf ladies and gentlemen Interested in T,m
persnce haye promised to attend,
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RHEUMATISM s:::@ S::'; :. t:%;; t:'s,;

Neuralgia are relieved at once aud positive
ly cured By the use ul " heeIer's n" SO Rheu.
matte Rem dy. We say boldly that In he
Mors' cases Ui no matter how long Standing,
how Se'iouS or how PAINFUL, We can nOi uhiy
give relief cut pOSuIDtiy cure 1Ur ali time,
railing 10 'io this We wal positively rttt mi
the money lain Tor treatment anu IL Your
suiierinSs are not positively stop ell tur al
TINE YOU have not thrown your muney AwaI
as You would On ans r thant ese euarHn.
teed r'meuies. The lr.ce Ut heeItr's \ o. %
Rheumatic Remedy is OILY 81 cents, OBJ ala.
abe f. ON druggists or 'ent Tree by mail ON
rOcelll uI IrlNE. SAnInlH ILnknn
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DIED.

TRAINER.-In this borough, on the 10Th
inst, Clara daughter Of Charles and Mary
Trainer, aged eight months.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25
CATARRH.
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