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Terms payahls In Advance.

n3 I'M tuition, Including Stationery aud
Washing ,,........,' ''''''''"'''".,p4 %
nuSie and the use of Piano nom. ~ Cd IL
Graduation Fee, ''''''''''' 90
Young ladies desiring sdmlt,ancs 10, ~ ~
,iD,on,naS must always present saiisfacorv ,ese
umoniais and recommend a,ions 'es-
nern, 'H a, ne, g.IVeulars apsly to Mother Sin
ttv.o n ny 'he view Convent. between Btyan ana
Bryan street '"N D"9 oohool on
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Dallas Female College.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

0's"HiAeu' iS'o'"''''....".".,C Chartered, is72.
,, tHu course; Thorough instruction. Firm
m nona healthful location. Moderate ex.
iendsncsi.ws,V nuuured and Ave pupils In at
n r,enen, German and Spanish taught by Tho
ogens september Sd, and continues forty
For Catalogue address
G. J, MUM, President
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S0CIAL-PERS0NAL.
Minutes and Minutl@ of Midsummer
Matters In Upper Tendon.

Pertinent Personal Points Patiently
Plneked and Properly Pinned,
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Vanderbilt University.

NAsHVlLlk TENNESSEE.
SESSION 1854.
The Academic Biblical ana Taw No..
ments open SEPTEMBER 1. Tho Medical Ian
w and Pharmaceutical Department. oncn or-
iobEk l. The appliances for scicntIsc FSncs-
ing u attracting special attention. Fn, knn,e.t
heHls1er and further information, addrcss tha
Secretary ofthe Faculty. "NN''Ss 'ne
- l. q GARLAND chsnce,,o.
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no SpOILED MEAT
M STALE Fees.

twill keep thom fresh and sweet Tor manv
days aud does not lmpatt the slightest foreign
tasie n the articles treato' II l. so simple an
operation that n child can follow the directions.
l. as harmless, IA salt and costs only a fraction
cheese OF 90 quart OF milk This no hum.
bag Il iSendored by such men as Prof. sam
W, Johnson, ot Ials College. s)ld by drug
FisN and grooerS Sample pounds sent prep ia
by mail or exprsss las we prefer on receipt Oh
price, Name your EXPRESS ONCE Ninndine
brand tor meat Ocean Wave for heh aud sea
food; Snow Flake for mllk, butter aud cheese
Anti Fermont, Anti. Fly aud Anti Mold, SOC per
10, each, Pearl for cream Queen for eggs and
Aqua Vitae for duid extracts II por 10, each.
lHE HuMlsros FOOD PRESERVING co
y kilby Street, Boston. Mass.
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Gotssles.

This is tho only Chartered Lottery OF any State
Louisiana State Lottery %
Incorporated in 1874 for IS years by the Lesls
Eure for educational and Charitable purpos,,s-
Win capital OF SLpn0oo--to which a reserve
iun1 OF over gAcO, 90 has since been Added.
ehise was made part OF the present gtato Gov.
sutuuon adopted Dccombsr N, A. D., lSTO.
splendid opportunity town fortune.
Us urAnd single Number Drawings will tab,
Look al the following Distribution.
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Educational.
a. II. ID. u.
Ursuline Academy,
DALLAS, TEXAS,

~, rms institution, chartered IN ISIS ana which
VIM 'phanltan.s o. Texas have kindly iasoied
ment Ia 1874 needs no special esssnusn.
70 DC introduoei TO public notice The SnildInrss
A wy convenient and SO .oious, the erornss ~
ioe , ample place for outdoor exercl,e' and he
c,tS s,hu ns ~ me mos, pleasant mart OF the
mote health and happiness 'SA' " p'o-
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Smiths Extract Of May Flower

SKIN can release is hold, II claims Ma nrny ga
shhnaly numbers lis yiotimsby the thousand
Smiths Extract of May Flower
WIZ positively prevent such results I, n,oo,
or THIS assertion We cite you 10 the nntn ~ Sos,
testimonials In our possession and quoie snrh
eminent authorities as Dr. Ri Ives, Of New Wa'
ven, Conn, and DR. King Compiler of KIns's
Dispensatoryl Ask your own physiclan iS,bahss
names are authorities aud decide for vouyseIi
whether you VIII sacrifice your life rather m al
surrender your prejudice 70 All Advertised m eiI.
cine Decide now. Il may not he too late
Smiths Extract OF Nay Flower
70 natures own remedy. Its no villa oonooo-
ton of nascous drugs and dangerous on emIcsis
May Flower Is modest littlT plsnt which
grows IA new foundlana, Ia Pennsyiyania and
kenlucsy' " dinfelic aud as,rlnsent In H.
properties, aud has frequ.l,ly been nsad ~
great advantage In Dlarrhma aud HAWAI- co,,,
plants OF children. It's great merit bowevc,
N IN It's gentle and efficient action an tha ia
neys, IL removes all Impurities through nain.
raj channels and restores tho svsiem 10
healthy condition ltprompty Relieves Maths
IN the back and loins In cases OF weat srt ii
ieate females, IL value IL beyond comnntation
But for the na,ural modosty OF woman which
causes hor TO shrink from newspaper pnbIicitv
We mlgh. pubhsh hundreds Of lestlmoninls IN
inesumable benent derived from H. usc W
Ask your druggist cor Smiths Fsirac, ~ u..
Flower. Read carefully the elrpnlaf aroond ~
bottle II yours to choose between '-'
Health, Happiness and Iife.
Disease, Misery and Death
Prepared oalY by s. n Smith A nm GOWN,
ON. Ky. For sale ~ all druggists.
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MOST delightful social entertainment is
IN preparation At their homo In the cedars
W a couple of the most popular and cs-
teemet Young ladies Of our Dallas society
so, on Monday night, drawug.room and
lawn will be flooded with delicious music
and other enjoyable features, not emitting
anne lot OF FIRE works which will be han.
uled exclusively by the lady guests. The
OCCASION is the birthday celebration Of as
sweet human blossom ny ever budded in
The social garden.
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Smiths Extract OF Nay Flower

Prepsrcd oaly by s. n. Smith 4 Bro. cov,ns
on. Ky. For sk1o ty all drusgIsts ave N"''"k
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Ar least a carload OF Dilasites will leave
here On the 9th instance for Hutchns
where big picnic time will be had on that
day. Eminent speakers from the different
sections OF the state will be on hand, and
discuss the proposed constitutional amend
menis. Sunday-school scholars will also
be there to enjoy the festivities; and ora
tors have been invited to address those
assembled. In the evening dance will be
had on a platform expressly provided Tor
the occasion. A good time generally is
expected
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During the past week society matters
have been at stand-still, and ave for ,he
double wedding event that took place Al
the First Presbyterian church, there would
have been an absolute dearth OF news IN
stir the social atmosphere. A large mum
Der of our citizens are OFF at the several
wateriug,places, or have gone north, west
or east to seek for cooler temperatures or
10 indulge in the Joys Of surt-bathinr. -
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-04-04
How it is Being Settled.

TheRegister thought the Temper
ance question settled by the defeat
of the Amendment. Our last
weeks entries on the FREEMAN sub
scription books, may be taken as
some indication of the temper and
purpose of the Temperance people
of the State in that regard.
We think the recruiting pretty
brisk for dead cause.
We give below, "address2 with
amounts paid, of
ONE WEEKS RECRUITS.
New Haven.-Rev. A. c. Halter
man, $50; c, Ihle, so; Joseph
Elliott, so; E. F. Bush, $1.OO; ".
Seigrist, s1.50 E. J. Kay, $1.50; /.
NJ. Elliott, s100
Observation-Disclosures. 4. Wood 70.
Cairo.-A. 7. Cation, so,
Raccoon.-Rev. J. G. Morris, 81.
Graham Station.-C, Young
$50, C. T. Morris, $50.
Cottageville.-Rev. /. Carder, 5
Pennsboro. Charles F. Feltz, 5O.
Crown City.-A. A. Chapman,
new subscribers, -.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-04-04

local organizations are effected,
steps should be taken at once to
send representatives to the State
Convention.
But let not representation be coli
fined to local organizations.
Let there be a delegation from
every county. And if there are no
effective organizations, and if there
be true friends OF the cause in. ev-
cry county, join together and send
one or more Of your number to the
Convention. Yea, come as self
appointed representative of the
sentiment of your county.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.
We urge especially that Lodges
and Societies send representatives
of theig orders. We fight in a
common cause, and ought to stand
shoulder to shoulder There are
many local Temperance organiza-
tions, especially in the Eastern
part of the State, and to all such
cordial invitation is extended.
Come one and all, and let us take
counsel together. Our cause is just
and worthy of our mightiest effort.
We are advocating not only the
overthrow of a mighty evil and
curse upon humanity, but we seek
lust now to assert the most sacred
right of a free people-the right to
be heard at the ballot-box.
By order of the State Tenn. Elk.
Committee,
DAVE D. JOHNSON, Chr.
G. C. WELDING, Sec'y.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-04-04
Freeman Correspondence.

An excellent feature Of the full
grown 40 column Freeman is its
regular weekly correspondence.
Interesting letters every week from
wide-awake friends in every part of
the State. Subscribe and have
these enjoyable feasts.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-04-04

Trov.-Rev. r. A. Hit, 81.
West Columbia.-J. II. Johnson
$3.50.
Ruffalo.-Decatur Weaver, $780,
A. J. Weaver, so.
Rock Castle.--Rev. G. Y. Palmer,
' sur Plains Rev. e. F. Chap
man. Jew subscribers, 81.
Buckh, annon. Rev, 5, I, West
fall, ST. 70
Hartford City, - T. Chapman'
Racine. o.-p. II. Bn.. hot, SO.
Salt Lick Bidge.-T. r. olasg'oo'
Rev. H. r. Hess, 81.
Letart.-J. NJ. Hart, so.
Warrington. -Rev. Il. M. Moor
81.
Freemansburg.-Rev. r, S.Welsh
81.
Burning springs.-M. Kenny
.S160.
Jamestown, N. Y.-Mrs. G. W.
Windsor, 50.
Sinks Grove.-C. c. Claypool,
|25; w. P. Rogers, IS; S, II: Golf
man, Is; James Sheppard, 70,
VOLTS Summit. G, Gawthrop,
on subscriptions, 81 %,
Volcano, Marthy Weekly %;
G.. C. Stewart, Is.
Visalia, California, A. J. Dye,
81 80.
Anderson, J. c. Darnall, 81 so,
Parkersburg, Barna Pow ell, 81 90,
Rev. Jordan Hall, 81 j. I. John
son, 81 80
And SO they come inland still
there is room.
To such as are ready and willing
to help settle the issue of the Peo-
pie vs.theLiquor Traflic--we say in
all boldness, there is no better wea-
pom to WELD in West Virginia,
than the FREEMAN. Then won't
our friends see that it is put
promptly into the hands Of all who
can be brought into the ranks?
Now is the time to enlist recruits
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-04-04
STATE TEMPERANCE EXECU.
TIVE Committees
l COLUMN.
Practical Temperance Organiza-
ton.
STATE TEN. Elk. CON-. Rooms, !
March Is. 1883.

Z
March 2S, 1888.
The State Temperance Execu-
tive Committee desires to urge the
Importance of a thorough organi-
zation throughout the State. Not
the organization of a third political
party, but an organization that will
promote the interests of temper
ance and prohibition, and can east
ly hold the balance of power at the
ballot-box, and thus secure, beyond
question, the election of only such
men to Office as are in favor of sub
hitting the question of Prohibition
to vote Of the people.
We hear OF local organizations
being effected in many places, and
hope yet to hear Of a thorough work
of this character all over the State.
There ought to be a temperance
organization in every school dis
trict of the State. 1t matters not
so much about the plan or working
machinery of these Societies; only
let the friends of Prohibition stand
together, united and strong for the
Right.
Have stated meetings for discus
sions and consultations.
Let active local Committees be
appointed, and as a matter of chief
est Importance, let these local com
mittees put themselves in commu-
nication with the State Committee
either directly or through live
County Executive Committee.
ORGANIZE! ORGANIZED! ORGANIZED!
And let us know that you are or
ganizcd and ready for work.
By order of the State Temperance
Executive Committee,
DAVE D. JOHNSON, Chm.
G.. G. WILDING, Sec'y.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-04-04

West Virginia Neaos. The Big
Freeman zealously ransacks the
columns of all the papers of the
State, and from every source gath
ers for its readers all w Va. news
of general interest. Subscribe and
get what you want, dished up with
healthy Temperance condiments.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-04-04
State Temperance Convention.
EXECUTIVE Cow. Rooms,
:. March %. 1888.

A State Temperance and Prohi-
bition Convention will be held ear
ly in the coming Summer. The
exact time and place will be an
nounced within a few weeks.
Meantime let thorough prepare
tions be made for it, As fast as
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-04-04

J. NJ. Walters, Printer W. Va.
Freeman, and General Job Printer,
95 Market St, Parkersburg, w. Va.
Orders respectfully solicited,
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FARMERS COLUMN.
Live Stock Exhibitions.

During the coming three months, there
will be continual exhibitions OF our domes-
tic animals at the numerous fairs and shows
over the whole State. In order 10 judge
fairly as to the merits OF these, il is highly
important that they should be exhibited in
proper condition-that is, neither being
too fat nor too lean. As fat hides many
bad points oil animals, they are very lre
quently exhibited by owners in o super
abundant state of grossness, in order TO GOV.
er faults, aud blind the eyes Of the cxamn.
ing Judges. Here a distinction should be
in accordance with the different breeds o
animals, and the purposes for which they
are kept. The Jersey, Guernsey, Ayrshire
and Dutch (IIolstein and Frsesan) cow
surpass in the dairy these, then, should b,
judged mainly as to their merits in yield
ing an eatra large quantity of milk or but
ter for the food consumed, while a har
mouious form and fine points; though de
sirable to accompany these extra yields
should be secondary consideration. A
the Shorthorn COW is general purpose ami
NAL, its form and disposition to take on al
excellent quality OF flesh when dried of 70
fattening, should be equally considere,
with its dairy qualities; and the same is re
anired Of any other breed for which gen
eral purpose is claimed, as is the case wit
the Devon, although a much smaller AMI
NAL than the Shorthorn -Amcricun Agri
| cuituriSt
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Preparing Fruit for Market.

"Farners are cheats" we heard q city
man remark the other day. al do not b,y
basket of fruit that has not the best Al d
bi ;gest on top, aud when the peach season
co mes, get dozen or two fine peaches
at the top, while the rest Of the basket is
fil ed with small, green and gnsrled fruit ;
tley are all cheats" The very next day
after hearing the remark we were among
the fruit commission houses, and in one
pl ice saw some young men, who had pur
ch lsed several crates of berries TO peddle
They had lot Of smaller baskets, to which
hey transferred the berries from the larger
ones they had bought, and as they flleo
these, they topred them with the largest
berries with surprising dexerity. We c,I =
cluied that all the cheating, in strawberres
at least, was not done by the farmers. That
there is such "deacOning" (the market
ph ase for topping) of peaches and other
fruits, we do not doubt, yet the tendency Is
all in the other direction. Take peach
growers, for example, those who are regu
larlly in the business, and expect to con
tiuue It, strive TO make their brand upun =
C ate or basket a guarantee of honest pack
ing. Tnis is insisted upon at al the meet
ings of peach growers; only recently we re
ceiyei the transactions of fruit growers
society, in North Carolina, in which thr
po,n;, honest packing, was dwelt upon n
great length. "lIonesty is the best policy
is not proverb Of the highest moral tone
as II implies that it paws to be honest, Lu
| the peach growers are willing tn adopt il
| In packing peaches, the first point shoul'
Je 10 assort them, masking as many gradr
as the condition OF the fruit requires. WheI
brought to the packing shed, the fruit is Il
once thinly spread in the shade, in order
that it may cool as much as possible. H.
asserting, any that are at sll soft are pur
aside, to he left at home then two or thre,
| qualities, extras, firsts and seconds, ar
m Ide, and with the best growers, the pack
res OF each are alike throughout. 1t IS al
lowIble to turn the 20 ored sides of the tol
layers uppermOst, IN order that the fruit
may appear at its best, but not to select
large specimens for the top layer. Those
who send peaches 10 market for the fr,
time, will find it to their advantage to ol
serve tins rule. In parking grapes for mar.
Eet, the box is opened at the bottom, fin,
large punches are LAID IN aud the box illet
up with smaller punches. This is in order
that the fruit, when the top is taken of
may present good appearance, and If th'
filling is done with good fruit, even il no
the most select, there is no harm done. Bu
{, as is sometimes the case, poorly rIpene'
fr at, anl even lnose berries nre used to &
up, the grower will find in time that hi
brand is not in demand in the market. Tn
fruit grower, who expects to continue il
the business, can not afford to pack his frui
dishonesty y.-Aqricuiurlst.
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Spare the Toads.

There is no better abused, and probably
no more useful creature IN the garden aud
upon the farm than the toad. That apt
simile, "liko toad under q harrow" tells
the story OF his wrongs And now that our
harrows are armed with steel teeth, and are
supplemented with clod crushers aud culti-
vators Of various types for comnIuurlng the
soil. the sorrnws of the toad ara intensified,
and he is threatened with extinction in all
cultivated fields. Stay thy hand from
slau shter, tiler Of the soil. The toad is as
usaIul 10 his place as the implements OF
tilluge you drive over his back 81 thought
lessly. "The jewel in his head" isnol
tn ere, but in his uapaciuus stomach, that
always has room in il for one more bug, one
m IRE worm, that destroys the food Of man
Watch his habits ihr Il day, aud observe tho
lightning thrusts OF his tongue as he scoops
in your enemies, and you will have a bet
10 appreciation Of his work, and Of his
place in god husbandry. II your garden
is without toads, you can afford 10 purchase
them for stock They will pay good dvi
den ls, as surely as suPerPhOsphate.-AQrt
culturiat.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain Of cutting teeth7 II so, send
at once and get bottle Of Mas. WiNsLow's
SOOTHING srRur FOR CHILDREN TEErHiSo.
Its value is incalculable. 1t will relieve the
Door little sufferers Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about
it. II cures dysentery and diurrhoea, ,regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, c,s7nens the gums, reduces Inflammation
and gives tone and energy To the whole svs-
TEN. MRs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TKErHiSG is pleasant to the
taste. and is the prescription Of one OF the
oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. aud is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world.
Price rs cents bottle.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-04
When man sits on watermelon tits
O mussed melon.

When man sits on a watermelon tits
o mussed melon.
Can't get drunk on water? Nonsense
G. On yachting trip aud see ifyou can't.
When young man wants to protect
young lady, he naturally puts his srmoT
rIund her.
The man with the biggest bible in bis
window is not always the safest person to
give credit to.
The consciousness Of wrong-doing is to
tue soul what a forgotten peg 10 boot rs To
the foot. You can't be happy unless you
know something shout it.
He no knows most, grieves most for
wasted Time.
Even il work was the sole aim and end
Of life, il would be folly to neglect relaxa
ton, for no labor can be- efficiently aud per-
manently carried on without il.
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On Thirty Days Trial.

The voLrAIc BELT Co., Marshall, Mich,
will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Vol
tiao Belts and Electric Appliances on trial
tor thirty days to men (young or old) who
are afflicted with nervous debility, lost vi
,aliiy and kindred troubles, guaranteeing
speedy aud complete restoration OF health
and manly yigor. N. B.-Eo risk is incur
red, as thirty days trial is allowed. 5.ly
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-04
Great Physicians.

In order to be a great physician now-a'
days, inan must not only be thorough
student in SC ence, but he must thoroug bly,
understand human nature. Spcaking q
ply y.icians, 1t is a remarkable fact, that M
les than twynty Of the m, dical celebrities o
Elrop, ali concur in the highest opinion o
the remedy for Rheumatism, Gout and Ma
lara, aud pronounce SaIicylica a wonder
lul surcess.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-04
The Latest Bonanza in California.

Bieber, Cal.-Mr. Thomas Ford. editor o
the Mountain Tribune, Of this place
publishes that the great paincure, St.
Jacobs Oil, has worked wonders in his fam
lily, and that he would not be without it,
He states that among all the people st. Jac
obs Oil is the most popular medicine evel
introduced.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-04

The curative power Of Ayers Sarsapnr-
lila is too well known to require the specious
aid af any exoggeration or fictitious certi6.
Gates. Witnesses Of its marvellous cures are
to-day living in every city and hamlet o.
the land. Write for names if you want home
evidence.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-04

The most deadly foe to all malarial di
sesse is Ayers Ague Cure, a combination o
vegetables ingredients only, Of which th'
most valuable IS used in no other know
preparation. This remedy is an absolute
and certain specific, aud succeeds when al
,ther medicines latl. A cure is warranted
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-04

%&@'ITe that prays for harm for his neisl
b'r, begs a curse upon himself" He th
recommends X Il ney-Wort to his sicl
neighbor brings a blessing rich and ful
b 9TH 10 his neighbor and himself. Habitua
costiveness is the bane of nearly ever,
American woman. Every woman owes !
to herself and to her family to use that cele
brated medicine, Kidney Wort.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-04

"When Greece her knees Greece Ter
es-Greece her knees" stammered an
embarrassed school boy, forgetting the mex
line Of his reritation. "Thcre is no occasion
II grease anyb"dy's knees" shouted tie
teacher. "Go aud study your pece
Neither is their occasion TO grease you
,air. Parker's Hair 3Alsam is all the dres
ing you want. Restores the original gln
and color To gray or faded hair Does n
diithe linen; not dye; good for the seal
prevents falling out.
"A burst Of confidence Failure Of saN.
ing bank.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-04
Horses are now wearing pole.neighs.

Do you ever have acu'e pains in youI
lett breast extending To your arms, do you
ever have suiF''cating feeling ir the re- ion
oF your hcart7 If so ynu have Heart Di
E'ase. Use DR. Gravrsf Heart Regulator, 9
sure specific. 81. per bottle.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-04

Physicians have long prescribed DR.
Graves Heart Regulator for Heart Disease
why-bccause it is sterling preparation
for a peculiar disease, and 80 years use
warrants it. 81. per bottle.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-04

The school buard oi Kuu,ztown hay,
inder consideration the sending of the,
advanced pupils to the Keystone Norm"
School, and thus dispense with their hig.
School.