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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-03-22
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-CaouP. WhoofISG C0uuH, and even
Asthma Immediately relieved by Acker's
English Remedy. Sold under guarantee
by Dr.. Horn, behighton, and E. 4 Horn,
Weissport.
Question:; How many dogs can n
man keep who can not afford to take
paper?
The tendency to sleep loo aouudly
can be overcome By having hot soda
biscuits for supper.
1t is not every woman who can
travel all oyer The country on dollar;
bnt the woman whose picture is on that
coin manages to do it.
Pcck's Bad Boy says he can sleep with
his feet hanging ont Of the window the
coldest of winter nights, if he can only ba
furnished with good supply Of Jadwins
Pine Tar Syrup. Verify, It is q balm for
tho afflicted. Price, CSC. and 81 per bottle.
For sale at Thomas drug store.
De laugh what doan' come nachul
CRATES mighty harsh on do human year.
De dry, hoarse laugh O. de owl makes a
chicken feel mighty oneasy.
After a man has been moving beav-
en- and earth to get job. and finally
succeeds, it is SO soothing to his feel
inss to learn by the papess that be hae
accepted position"
An editor says il as many people
knew how to pay their subscriptions as
well ss they think they know how to
run a newspaper, editors would have m
easier time of y.
Lawyers and dodtors' bluraers have
been the cause OF more than one mans
choking to death. Some persons have been
known to choke from coughing These in g.
stances are few if Jsdwin's Pine Tar Syrup
is used. Ter bottle, 25 ceuts and 81. For
sale at Thomas drug store.
Subscribe for aqd read the ADyocArE
1t contains all the latest local news up TO
the time Of going to press.
A learned dentist speaks OF "auu-
cleating tooth" Sounds Gre, doesn't
il? but the operation hurts as bad ns
though be bad said "yauhed ont"
1t is claimed that the coming tea
crop is short by one.fourth, but you
can't scare this country by such a story.
Any shortage down to one-half can easily
be made up with marsh hay.
III you votld freezs," said George
smuggling M little closer, "you would
make delicious ice-cream." III You
were to freeze" responded Amelia with
severity, after catching n Whit Of his
breath, "you would make good rum
punch"
Edmund G. stedmsn. the banker
poet. who has begun for the second time
to make his fortune. was offered several
positions In journalism soon after his
recent failure. He declined them. bow
ever as he had a family to supper. aad
couldn't afford tho luxury.
For making pets OF the brute crea-
ton, tie English people beat the world.
Horses are idolizrd by both sexes, aud
next in popular esteem comes the cu-
nine race, Every man of the world has
bis sporting dog, and every fashionable
woman her favorito pug. As for cats.
rhfss aro much liked, particularly in
Loudou."
Lord Butte, it is stated. hns given an
order to Miss Edmonia a. Edwards, the
oolored sculptress, In execute marble
siatue of the Virgin Mary lor one Of his
chspels
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There probably eighth
frequently mentioned throughout the United States aud in
This snd
has been aoined by Mr. ore Introduction weeks ago in
Lasker resolutions which
Bismarck back Congress with the nmntn that country
own
AID brings Mr. oee into national prominence in connection with the affair
which will history
seventh district and comprise 81 GEO square miles of territory reaching from
Upper Rio elected
Congress Independent by majority exceeding 5000 votes End
After receiving limited education the public schools Of his State at the
in
When
Taylor Sbey incidents
in
personal appearance original
striking
always a grou attentive listeners
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Railroad Guide.
Philadelphia & Reading R. R
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
oCToRER Ssh, 1889.
Tro,us Iaavo AlInufo,,,, M fo11oA~,.

arrangement of passenger Irains,
oUToBER 4Nh, 1889.
Trains leave Allentown as folloHs:
(Via PEnRIoIEN RAILnoAD,l
For Philadelphia at $500, go 1l.so a. M,
and s3.le p. M.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at 800 a. m. and $40 pm,
(vla EAST PENN BRANcn)
For Reading and Harrisburg, 900, $40 a.
m. l2l5, g3n, and o.05 p. IN.
Fer Lancaster and Columbia, 600, $40 o.
m, and 4 30 y m.
SUNDhYS.
For Harrisburg, and Ssypolnts, Dos p. IN.
Trains for Allentown leave as follows.
(Via PRRSI3MEN RAiLRoAD)
Leave Phiiad'a, 81, 7.4O q, m. and LOO,
*l.J5, 30, snd 6.l5 p. IN.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, $50 am, F4.g0 pm.
(Yia EAST PENS. BsANoH.)
Leave Reading, 73O, 1918 q. M, zoo, 400,
Lea', * lrisburg, to-, 80, ESQ T. m, Las
and 4.uU 4. al.
Leave Lancaster, 1850 a. M, 100 and 1910
p. IN.
Leave Columbls, 7.se n. m, Ito and 34o
Pm.
tFrom King Street Depot.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading, 73) n. m.
Leave Harrisburg. $50 a. m.
Trains via "Porklomen Railroad" marked
thus ~ run TO and from Depot, Ninth and
Green streets. Phlladephia other trains to
and from Broad stteet Depot.
The 1910 and 6.gj u. ii. trairs from Allen.
town. and the *l9s and ais p. m. train from
Philadelphia, via FerkiOiren Railroad, have
through cars TO and from Philadelphia.
J. L. WcUTTEN,
General Manager
e. @. HANCOCK.
Gen'l Pass'r X Ticket Agent
May 27th, 1883.
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i. s-I1fL-7, OF tro firm CT Jritn g. sholiy, Dry
Goods Merchants, Grass Lake, Mich.
j. row IN perfect health and in actvo business Sew.
Nci years ago e was coilidore1 incurnble with
tupd2n by h3 rhysieans lIo says in letter to DR..
hahencE, pe5 2'lh, l5sOi Il had all the symptoms OF
ulpton-cOu-h night Bweats, and pain In
ny lun61. have advised many others to use your
No ,rH md can tell Of wonderful to those
vh2 rny be interested. believe that your Medicines
N!l cure Consumption, even in its advanced stagea"
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3R. SGHENCK'S RooK
ON
CONSUMPTION,

Which we viii send you free, postpaid, on
application. Address Dr. ). II. schenck q
Sen, Philadelphia, Pa. This book also givcs
q full description Of Consumption, Liver Com
piaint and Dyspepsia, in all their various
forms. 1t 10 published in English and Ger
man. State which you want.
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III. r-NRY MORGAN

'I r-cd cf Consumptlon in its worst forms, BY DR..
Ssnf "a S.Sd In 0gSF BS yetb boogSo ego s.n Ssntc
ton. Referring to which, IN letter to Dr. Schenck.
was written = Dr. Schcncl. many years ago. can only
ray that my lu-s wclo then perfectly cured have
had no return qf bemorrhsze or lung di6culy from
that Gay h ta-z."
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2IlsH ANNIE W. lITTETHoUsE, OF eai XurtR
Street, Philadelphia, writes, July 10th, 1859.
81 believe your treatment ard Medicines saved my lifa
CO.sumption," -
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VINO lives nj No. % Ann Street Newburg, ~ T. giek
with Consumption Tor years. bhe wat cured bY
Dr. sch nc looiclca in lo2, and hus had gSod health
eysr s!Lcs
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lfr IT, r Ecl-r cs Cefar Falls Iowa attacked With
F-vcrc bleydu- from tho lunys He cured by Dtf
sshench5 Medicines and hos never had any return OF
Bleeding or woaknGk' Of the lungs.
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Lost his mother and brother by CONSUMPTION, nrt
eaotly after wal attacked with tho disease himself lie
thpctd thit there was hope os he had always been
{od by physicians that (onsunption ncurable As
is grew worse having all the svmptoms Of confirmed
lhey Sawed hisiie and he 10 now well and hearty seo
record OK his Gaze pnge IS Dr. kchcncks Book on Con-
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Nr'7 tl~s his daucicr was given up incurnbio hy
iHs c' tho beat nkyit1ns OF that city She Iestore
- ertc health by D.. shercks aledicines 1lthcugh
tho oiset4e is Eeredltary IN her mothers famil9.
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:. c. elliott, CT Dinghanrten, Il. 7, says,
~ was told by my physician that had consunution
ACdicneB cured me-"
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4. TCGrER, cf Putnam, Conn,
WI. April Jth, 1851, that his son was cured Of Con-
nunIp.ion Dy the use Of Dr. schenck's Medicines.
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G. AIM
Health and Happiness.
- q DO As OTHERS
CSC ~ = HIVE DONE.


Arc your Kidneys disCTderod?
'kdney Wort brought mo froIi my grave bI 10
were ntter had been given up by 10 teat doctofe IN
DotrOit' NJ. W. DCycrGuv, Mechanic, Ionls, aiich.
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D.. schenc!;'5 Punonic Syrup cured mo Of n oourf
with which wac afflicted for over three month";
JULIUS WERHELNr, Bay City, Mich.
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Wrto- ,,or 6th 1s7c; u have usod pr Schcnoks Red
cncs in my family many years know OF those who
have b st 81 o. c suIioUs lung disease by then os"
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On. SCHENGK's MEDICINES !
MANDRAKE PILLS,
SEAWEED TONIC,
G9 PULM0NIC SYRUP

LOOK HERE! lfyou de-
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". WITT, Proprietor Of tao ,'whito Bouse. 30
lsAll, III. Mriteg. Nov. 81, ,7a.

IN l573 was told by three prominent doctors that
my wife had Consumption pnd that sho could not live
until spring, soon alter friend, who lived in Dayton
She did and, thank Cod by their use her Ufe WAC
eaved Sho Is now entirely we'll"
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rev. Jc51T-l g. LAME, Pastor OF Eighteenth
Gtrcet II. &. Church, fhila, sayB
at va = rycat sufferer from Dyspepsia, bronchial
Affections Cnd pulmonary trouble, and SO sio that
thpuElt shoul b. Compe1iedt 70 give up preaching.
DE- acheneJ remedies restored nls TO perfect health"
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". ". vAlT A---vyxg,P, EDITOR OF tie ''3us.y ra.
r.3t,' Jackson, Mioh.,
Irasrss tAat lis B-n YES cuied o. -i-t,o7 Of ts7
l-a afer tho family Tay7ican Lad EYen Lin hy
tle Lua o. DT. HSoho-lck Mc44cinek
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Ton. DA----zL =. BEATY, Of washington. N. r..
writes, Juno Q, 1882.
',Nr Jo7oph Toddie sontlomhn in my employ, wa
afflicted win what supposed TO be Consumption,
rot him 20 u5e s9nr Pulm9nlo syrup Bea Weed Tonic
and Mendr1Se Pills, and now state that no has
lgon able 70 return TO his o1co duties, and that hn
health IS better LIgn t. has beel for yoaTGh
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Copyrighted by c. II. Miller, 1884, and rrint-
in the CARBON ADVOCATE By special ar
rangefnent with the author
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Have you Bright's Disoasc9
"kilncy Noit cured mo when my water was .uA.
like chalk 0ul tAen liko blood"
TrnuN Wilson, Tcobciy, Mos
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Is your Back la-,o and aching?
"Nlncy-Wort Il bsttle) cured 10 when / wa. 50
lame 1 had to roll cut ct led.'
g. II. Tllma;o, E.ivG=l-co, Wis.
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RGro. J. V. wELLvnoroN.

vao r-s'lcg r. To- y C--nor. street CamhrfdecporA
A1fs was cr.l = Cou9um9tiqa by Dr schenck's NedE
before using them inform sister that she could live
bat few weeks. sne has been IN goQd heKlih 5iuce
book on C6nsu gon ruJo % This book "a sont free to
IL! anplclnt4
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W. .. DUYCE-flC.-, Esl., whose rIacs ef bus.zesa
iSHtN tNo. 7Of A-osdway, New York caty,
raya Fwclveyss-s aeo my physician left ny .etof'N
l-t tl1,a 70 Nuug rrcat medicines, 40 hvea to-day
T1aHunitat 10 tLelr e-lcscy."
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sl7s thtt Il .o va entirely ezTes ~ the pspot Or.
/. & - ne s;d-irA 10 las slSo nasd the Ra,nao1Ia
si2 lios For further Information addteks him
~ Alcllen kocl-, WIS.
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Suffering from Diabotes?
TcSn syWor. is tIo most success riil rcmcdy have
ever ussd. Gives almost iruciipts roiicj."
D.. Phillip @. Ball0u, Monktan, 1t.
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Have you Liver Complaint ?
'Gidncy-Nort cured rlo CT chronic l!ycr Diseases
Henry wasd, late c.l Goa :,a:, Guard, =. =.
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Tao nv. c1-r-rI-5 LoEsl, aitsssuaary for A1nsr4-
sen Llpt-ls Publication Society at maiden 2ock.
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rx.1icut-oov. u-7S5As1IY Do0GLAss, Of GiAaie.
town, Conn,
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zras. :. D. aooowEr Sf SaaaserASA. AasssA=y

tHt Vow ih 151, that s has bcon cured Of coisamps
ton g r. S.ntu McdlCints, $50 her letter od pnee
., ot Lr Gchonck's Book Consumption,
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Z-Is. CIrAEIiza W. PLUMlIER, Of no. n74 Main
ttreat, springfield, MAss..
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Are you Rheumatism racked 2
"Itdngy-Wort cured me, otter was given up to
die by phygtcions and had suffered thirty years"
Elbridge Malcolm, West Bath, Maine.
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nAnI-.E :. L.ogEEig, Il Troridanoo. .. Z.

- = ~ --1-e . . --UFI11-loo1 u Ia
Writes t. p1 5,hencg Nay 18th is II hAsa hoon ez-ed
OF what three % 500 bert plyanA of tina cty told
ws C31.ng ton o. ths iqsa By The pse o. yonr ued,
1Ai yCu - l1 hil fun Statement ~ pr. 6chnnck'
L1pa, LZe.L Air Hon ua reaidea tSc, Howell eroct
iay' rcfoIrug 70 Air HoyEins ces 10 was oonli
,oIsu Ave m the lat ttarct Of tho disease by hti
hsl a and LINDA, srd b lieve that his reoovory y
tIt-cly QUO 70 the u5o ot Dr. scAonck's AedcineE"
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aGvo you Kidney Disoc5oP
"iAI1-- ---Tort made mo sound in llrcr and Eitatvl
alter years cf uuaucccc7ful rngtoyinc. ltl worth
SO boz.'-Ba-al Hodges, ELllGu4ltowr, Ncso Va,
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J. -,o5 5o,,--5lr, 9! tho Irpire Housa. AkEsn.o-.
Esv8i ly mother was sved from noraVO
y the 20 o. d. sohsnoa's Medicines"
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AaV0 you NAGlaTiGP
'lUlncy.NTor5 hns dono better than Euy other
feDleN7 have ever rsed in ny prccticc.n
Dr. l., L. Clark, EOgLh Zero, VI.
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Are you Copstipcted?
'Ildncy-3ort CCu3o5 cl-y- cvHctGt Gus and cared
cns utter 10 years u1l OF {. her urGic'ne3."
k-I3on IalcL.Ll, 81 Al1arg, We.
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Are you Gorraented with PiiosP
Kidney Wort permanently cured lua q blsUd.lis
Piles. Dr. w O. lsltlo reco!nncNdCd il 70 inc"
Geo. H. lIJrJt, C1ahlcr n. BGn. Lyerltow1, Pc.
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Arc you 6iiiougP
"httnc7.NiCrt has doao me more goSs than any
ether remedy kavo ever tulson,"
Mrs, J. I. Galloway, Tx Tat, Oregon.
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Ladies, are you suffering?
"Kidncy-wort cured me cf pecuhor trouuios of
several yCarS atnndin, Many friends md praise
It," Mira il. Lamoreaux, Isle La Motto, VT.
If you would Danish Disease
/ and gain Health, Take
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CONSUMPTION
CAN BE CURED.

A fall history Of these and many other
cases 10 given in
- -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-06
Asetr C0uGHs AND COLDS.

Coughs and colds are prevalent now,
especially among children, too often
from the ignorance or carelessaess OF
their elder guardians. Many mothers
appear to accept with resignation the
repeated and violent colds from which
their children suffer as providential and
unavoidable. A GOLD is by no means al
ways due to exposure. IBdigestion. oon-
stipation, n lack of scrupulous cleanii-
ness, the unwise habit OF sleeping III
much of the clothing worn during the
day. unaired bedchambers-all, or any
Of these things may have far more TO
do with your chiid's tendency To cold
than the keenest breath of the b.aoin9
winter air. Aud in great measure
these things are under your control.
Mothers should understand that this Is
a fact, whether thew can sea how 10 IN or
not, that numerous sore throlts anu
colds are directly ttaoaable 10 lndiges-
ton and dietatic error. Quantities OF
greasy food, fried meats, pastry, and
the like, ill vent lated rooms, aud con-
tinued constipation, have to answer Tor
many cases OF croup and putIid ore
throat. All shese things weaken the
system aud render it far less able to re-
sist changes of temperature. Give ev-ry
bedroom thorough airing every day.
more especially If sever Il children are
Obliged 10 sleep together. or with their
parents. This IL to be avoided, II pos
sible; il not, always lower the window
slightly from the top-or If this cannot
be done, raise il from below. There Is
frequently bad air enough generated
aud braathed in the sleerlne apartment
of a family with small children To sup
ply them all not only with odds, bot
with number Of 81 called "nalarious
disea ses, TO last wear. perhaps longer.
Neglect sf bathing IL another prolinc
source of colds. A child from 5 TO III
wears old should certainly receive an
eutire bath twice week in winter. A
warm bath nc night, taking especiHi
care 10 avoid any chill after, will Ire
auently break up sudden cold. Keep
children from playing III chilly, unused
rooms in aulun q and winter weather.
lie. them play out of doors as much as
possible, taking care TO have their feet
warm aud dry. A flannel suit and rub
Der overshoes will frequently save much
cough medicine and doctors bills. Keep
them warmly clad, but do not he eonsent
with thick coats and worsted hoods,
while Short skirts barely cover the knees
leaving the limbs chilled.
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"s 81. Paul P'eseer Press. of the
M ultimo:
I.s as house Committee on Public
~ ~ aavine reopened the subject of
Ea.'s ~ssIeisnre OF the land grant of the
,u1s'n Pacific Company. aud given
"a white. OF Seattle, a bearing in
sAsM AM forfeiture, will probably hear
IL W ~ shc same subject this week.
IP 1soefsseod that ex-Chief Jas,ice
III ss OF Washington Territory,
49, eefs In a few days 10 speak
'he company. Some comment
niss..s.s over the appointment of a COM
900. V examine the puyallup branch
n,ss Nasthers Pacific Railway CON
49, 1a NON Tacoma 10 the Carbon.
f,,,,,Aes u King county, Was, ineton
In u Is claimed that this branch
as5 nos Included in the granting act
,in. - cemplesed in 1877. before the
~ hmitation expired. Ii ia said
-. Mtupriatiun for commissioners
Rss.a w. y until after the action of the
.sn;x.. ..sstnmitiee - on Public Lands for
ana n. .s eompany's grant was taken,
ssr, -, ~ pany sought TO secure the
hssnsh hssole =. lands along the Puyallup
.b,s - There are GAO COZ acres along
hsr lssacn, composed Of the best tim
a ~ sus ~ the country, and the bulk
is d,.seA A nelds 90 the Pacific coast 80
,Aas I'sssa. ~ The statement Is made
sonn,. = II. Wadsworth, one of the
sAs h,..aefs appointed TO examine
gsinssS sSeh iine. bias already been APP
On, = ~ TIE Northern Pacific Com
nea Tsshsfai aeent, stationed at Chr
azli,.a ane enemies Of the company are
~ sax good use ~ this statement, and
~ so.snse sse u broadcast over the coun-