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light in bis eyes aud tie old smile upon
his lips.
clad sood luck about the reapipg
machine, An ireW2" said she.
I've had good luck about everything
mother gayly ansyered the young man.
live bsaN with Fanny Cleveland, to look
at the Bridal Rober And it's the pretti-
est thing eyer beheld."
"What" cried Mrs North,
"A picture painted by her brother
explained Andrew. 'It represents
young girl-the face q study from Fan.
uy's own-trying on her wedding dress,
And that was the meaning of your tele.
graphic dispatch, mother, dear"
"Well, declare" said Mrs. North.
"And we must fit up the Old house as
soon as possible" added Andrew, "for |
AN going to bring Fanny here in DC.
tobcr as my wife. And, mother, take
my advice let other peoples telegrams
alone after this.
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ii want to got a dogs muzzle, - sal,

II want to get a dogs muzzle," said
little fellow entering hardware store
"ls it for your father7' asked the cautious
store.keeper. mo, of course it isn't"
replied the little fellow Indignantly,
"it's for our dog"
Is you gwine to get an overooat this
winter asked darby of q companion.
"WeIl, l dunno how dats giving to be-
was the reply, us done got my eye on
a coat, but the fellah dat owns it keeps
his eye on it too"
Mash and milk soeiables are the
latest novelty in the West. Must be a
great relief TO the ice-cream aud cakG
young man, The average girl will not
eat mors than one bowl Of mush and
milk daring m evening,
-seasonable hint to young men; Don't
throw any obstacle in the way of youl
lady ffisnds, when they express olriosity
about the size OF your feet Your b rtlda,
is coming, and if you lie about th,
matter,the chances are your new slippers
will be four siees too snail.
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Cuffs are worn all the way from the
palm of the hand TO the ear, same ms last
season and the season before that, clear
back to the time they were invented.
mo, I'll never speak to him again, ;
said determined maiden after a quarrel
with her lover. "The oyster season is
now over two weeks old, and he hasn't
yet asked me to have any"
Sullivan, tue slugger will give you
$500 to box him for twelve minutes
Eleven minutes and thirty seconds is
about the time You'll have left on youl
hands after being carried off senseless.
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SUITINGS!
AYERS
Hair VigOr

restores, with tho gloss and freshness OF
youth, faded or gray hair 10 natural, ricll
brown color or deep black, ms may be desired.
BY its use light or red hair may be darkened,
thin hair tlickened, and badness often,
though not always, cured,
II checks falling of the hair, aud stlmu1
ates weak and siclly growth TO vigor. 1t
prevents and cures scurf and daudruH, and
heals nearly every disease peculiar 10 tho
scalp. As Ladies' Hair Dressing, tho
VIGoR is unequaled it contains neither oil
nor dye, renders the hair soft, glossy, and
silken in appearance, and imparts delicate,
agreeable, and lasting perfume.
MIR. c. p. BmcHER writes from Kirby, O.,
JiIiU g. lSsy9 Last fall my hair commenced
falling cut, and IN u short time ! became
nearly said. used part Of a BOTTLE 81
AYERS HAIR NIGnH, which stopped the fall-
ing OF the hair, aud started new growth. !
have now full head of hair growing yigorr
ously, and am convinced that but Tor tho
use OF your preparation ] should have been
entirely bald"
J.w. BowES proprietor of the MeArthar
tOhio) Enquirer, says LAYERS HAIR IGOR
is most exnellont preparation for the haT,
speaS of Il from my own experience. lts
usO promotes the growth Of new hair, and
makes IL glossy and soft. The Ildon is also
"
knowledge has the preparation ever failed
10 give entire satisfaction"
Mr.. AN0us FAIRBAIRS, leader OF tho
celebrated FalFbairn Family OF Scottish
Nocalists, writes from BostaBi MdSs., Fsb. .,
1880 Ever since my hair began TO give hil-
very evidence Of the change which heetlng
time pr0cureth, | have used AYERS HAIR
YIGnR, and so have been able 10 mahuall
an appearance Of youihtulness "a matter 4
considerable consequence 10 minister's nia-
tors, actors, and Ia i1ct every one ala lives
In the eyes Of the pubic"
MHs. o. \, PurgCpTr, writing from Is Elm
81, a r!t siaWa. HEsN .iHi IT, lS2, says .
1.-Two yaIl.l ago about tWpthtris pf my hGit
came oil. IL ta.uued very rapidly, ond ! Waa
fast growing huli, ca psNg ANtE'H HAN
YIGl ID; tho falling stlnpCa and ~ rev GROWTH
ooun5LcrI, aui IA Hb.ut mouth my head
was p0lIulrt-lg cuy.Ucd with short Lair, 10
las continued t. s,ow, and Is nov es good rs
before 10 fell I regularly used bul one bottio
OF the NIGnH, but now use u occasionally az
dressing
We have hundreds OF similar testimonials
10 the efficacy OF AYEH's HAIR NiooR. Il
needs but trial 10 convince the most skeptl'
cal Of Its value,
PREPARED ny
pr.J. .C.Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by ~ Druggists
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The Rev. Geo. II. Thayor, of Bourbon,
Ind, says; Both myself and wife owe our
lives To shiluh's Consumption Cure" Sold
bv " + Biery, Weissport, and G Horn,
Lehighton.
Are you mnde miserable by indigestion,
eonstipation, dizziness. loss of appetite, yell
low skim shilohs ViLalizer is poaitiye
cure. Sold by W + Biery, Weisspert, and
G 7 Horn, Lehighton,
Why will you cough when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cents,
so cents and 81. Sold bv W + Biery,
Weisspori; c I Horn, Lehghton.
Sbilohs Catarrh Remedy "A positive
cure fer catarrb, diphtheria, and canker
mouth. Sold by W F Biery, Weissport and
G T Horn, Lehighton,
"Hackmetaok" lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 aud 80 certs Sold by
W + BierY, Weissport, aud G T Horn, Ls-
highton.
Shlahs Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whocring cough and bronchitis.
Sold by W + Diery, WeissPor I Horn,
Lehigbton.
For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you
haYe printed guarantee on every bottle
OF Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure.
Sold by W / Biery, Welssport G T Horn,
Lebighton.
A nasal injector free with each bottle of
Shiloh's Catqrrh Remedy. Price 5U conts,
Sold by w F Bery, Weissport, 7 Horn,
Lehighton.
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runkenness, or the Liquor Habit, can be
cpradby administering DR.. Eaines'
Golden Specific.

1t can be given in cup of coffee or tea
without the knowledge of the person taking,
it, ellecting a speedy and permanent cure
whether the patient is a moderate drinker
or an alcoholic wrecE. Thousands OF
drunkards haye been made temperate men
who have taken the Golden Specific in Their
coffee without their knowledge, and to-day
believe they quit drinking of their own tr, Z
will. No harmful ELECTS result from it.
administration. Cures guaranteed, Circular:
and testimonials sent free
Address, GOLDEN SPECiFIC Co.,
lSi Race ST., Cincinnati, o
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-Subscribs for the CARBON ADVOCATE
only Sl.00 year.
Sapphire and bronze figures in vel.
vet are seen on garnet satin grounds, to
be made up with plain garnet or bronze
velvet, for visiting costumes.
Striped suits fer misses have a killed
skirt with the darkest color on the out.
side; the polanaise matches the lighter
shade, with a folded plastron of the
stripes.
The long, plain Newmarkets, in
green, black, brown or blue jersey stock.
met, with lasting buttons are popular
for young girls.
Black lace 1ounces embroidered
with gold are worn with gold ornaments
on all black costumes; others with palm
leNyes in iridescept beads have clasps aut
buttons 10 match.
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REVENGE.

How gleefully the birds sang that morn
ing as they huttered in their gllded cages
hanging in the little room Jack called
her ''private rarlor." How bright the
skies were, and the fragrant geraniums
blossoming in the windows seemed moro
beautiful than ever. On the rug, in the
sunshine, the two pet kittens, Spittire
and Spauker, purred, and curled up in
one corner OF the sofa, her soft eyes shin
ing and her checks glowing redly, little
Jack herself thought that the beauty cf
scene without, and the gay carol of the
birds Within. could only be TIE reAec-
ton of her own happiness, She could
hardy believe it, but the glitterng ring
on the forefpger of her left hand wrs
evidence enough to convince her that it
must be so, ard that OF all womer. she
was preferred by DonIld Holland, and
selected by him to be his wife.
"And 1 always thought he fGncied
cousin Jane" unused Jack, turning the
ring round the daiNty fuger, "with heI
stately ways and long words, when il
was l, after all, Alb, how glad ] am"
The door swung softly open and q
lady entered; a tall, elegant woman,
robed in trailing folds Of silk. Jack
looked up smilngly.
Down so soon, Jennie7 was no'
expecting you for an hour yet" Mis-;
Marchmont bowed quietly.
Il have been walking for an hour an(
a half in the acacia garden" she said it
a clear metallic voice that somehow sen
a shiver over her listener.
Jacks brows contracted for an in
stant, tben she laughed softly and bel,
up to view the shimmering ring.
''See, cousin Aine. Do you not wisl
me iol?'
Miss Marchmonts eyes blozed, and
dull, red spot glowed for brief secon'
In each check; bat, copqnoriog herself
she asked in q voice made husky fron
emotion;
ut is Mr.. Hollands ring, is it noi?'
A rosy tide flooded Jacks neck an
face, Yes" she replied. 1--WE are Ell
gagged"
"He WAS here this morning"
"He was. 1t has not been half a
hour since he went away" The re
spots on Miss Marchmont's cheeks fade
away, and her face grew ashen; but sh
kissed Jacks lips and wished her jo!
and then, with slow STEPS, left the room
Out in the acacia walk she swept hi
silken skirts up and down, back an
forth, until it seemed that the restle
feet mast stop from sheer exhaustion
At the extreme end of the walk stood b
meath two great palmetto trees tir
bower where she often spent hours an
hours over her books and embroidery,
where, with her cushions, she took mar
an afternoon siesta; for Miss Marchmo
was AN East Indian by birth, aud i
herited all the love OF ease and luxu
common to the race of oriental deyotee
$50 no will marry her." she mutter,
between her set teeth, "She, the lii
pelted darling of every one. Ny Go
my heart will break She sank down
ner knees, her body shaking with co
yulsiYe sobS, 1t eluHnt--it must Il
be-" she cried, wildly, Il who love hi
so, who have endured s. much, shou
be the one"
The smoul irIug gray eyes grew
tensely black! tue long aluold-s AZ
lids Xuaude !. aud white, deadly Ii
encircl,d her mouth. Were 1t not
her he would take me, must-I v
put her out Of the way"
A faint sickening perfume cTePt up
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Top boots cover multitude of
shins,
A brick in the nod is worth two in
the bat.
"A Wall Street lamb sometimes be-
comes ash heap. Know thy neighbor;
the proper study Of mankind is to find
out who he is.
= Old age lives in the dead past
remarked the philosopher ns ho gazed
at pair Of ancient boots on ash heap
"A young man who proposed to his
girl and was met with the reply that she
couldn't see it," is now mora than ever
convinced that love is blind.
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The Chinese giant, Chung Gu Sing,
sleeps on two Leds at once, aud even
then, his bare feet protrude and loom up
in the murky gloom of night, like
hideous tve-horned monsters,
There is strect railway in this city
so rough, that at the END of oaoh trip the
car driver goes inside and picks up. from
one to three sets of false teeth ratified out
of their proper places.
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Very Remarkable RsoOpery.

Mr.. Geo. W. Willing, of Manchester
Mich. writes. "My wife had been almost
helpless tor five years, so helpless that she
could not turn over in bed alone. She used
two hotties OF Electric Bitters, and is Sc
much improved, that she is able now to dc
her own work"
Electric Bttsrs will euro all that i,
claimed for them. Hundreds OF tesLimoni,
ais attest their great curative powers. On,
lY fiIty cents bottle at Thomas drug store
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a TRAGEDY IN THREE PARTS.

/.
Only dog, but he waited there
BY he picket fence in the chill night air
He heode not the dying day,
He'd job on hand and came to stay.
lie bad seon a strange pup, an hour before,
Boldly enter the parlor d, or;
He had seen his mistress feed him on pie,
And regard him, withal, with kindly eye.
And the dogs heart hardened he feared
that he
No longer petted doggy would be,
So he vowed revenge on the upstart pup
And swore that night lie would chew him up
Only dude with a stony stare,
Blithely humming the latest air.
lie ambled along as best he might
For his shoes were long ami his trousers
tight
A siCkly smils played on his face,
lie sucked his cane with careless grace,
And remarked, as glass in eye he stuck,
"lt's the soitest snap ever struck"
III.
! Only q howl-it came from the Judo
While calmly the dog. he left leg chewrd
OF the upstart pup who had dared to share
With him the gifts Of his mistress fair.
The poor dude tried in vain to fee,
The dog chewcd on with iendish glee
| Till naught was lett but slender cane
To mark the spot where the dude was slain
~ O. Times.
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Buoklan's Arnioa Saliva.

The hest salve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhuem, fever sores,
tctter, chapped hands, chilblands, corns,
aud all skin eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required, 1t is guara anteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price rs cents per box.
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Advertising Rates.

We desire TO be distinctly understood
tat no advertisements viii be inserted in
Me columns of THE CARRON ADVOCATE that
nsy be received from unknown parties or
Terms unless accompanied by the CASH,
The following are our ONLY terms:
ONE SQUARE no LTNEs),
One year, each insertion. 10 cts.
six months, each insertion. Is cts.
Three months, each insertion ,.......... 20 cts.
Less than three months, first insertion
81; each subsequent insertion...... % cts.
Local notices 10 cents per line.
II. V, MoRrHlSER, jr., Publisher.
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1t is said that glue Is used in the
cheaper grades OF Ie- cream. That is
ice cream "with stick in it,"
"A Spirit B4nd-The hoop around a
whisky barrel.
Subscribe for the OLEDoN ADVOCATE.
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Ayers sarsaparilla w0nderiuilyimproves
the complexion, and brings to old and
young the bloom oil health. As a purifier
Of the blood il has no equal.
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n7@OLlNTON BREPNEY, fashionable
IKE BOOT and SHOE MAKER, Bank ST.,
GehiHhtoB. All work warranted.
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HOUSE,

This we'll known hotel is admirably rehtted,
Aud IS tho best accommodations tor neTnan-
sRt and transient b0arders. Excellent tahles
and the very best liquors. Also hne stables
attached, sept. lo-Nl.
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Nrs. North was very much smaged
when Andrew came back With the old
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Months after Donald led his bride to
the altar aud to-day there is not hap
pier pair in the Palmetto state than Mr.,
aud Mrs. II Hand Out IN tue aTbor is
solitary grave. aud often Jack takes
her children there AID tells them the
story Of her marvellous deliyerLuce aud
points to them the lowly resting place OF
the uuhnppy-fated Jane Mrchmout,
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GUiZQT'S


This IS tho only COM
plete American edition
Of ,lis work. which is
known as the best pop
uiar history of France.
-- JoarHoi, Indian
arOlis. Ind.
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\ FEW 60 - NiNio ciuvuss tor the sale Of
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g ~ NO LSrrilESCE RtQ'1UrD. ItnErAL
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ELTS

= remedy contains no iniuriou.
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C:FHEREp OVER.

"!rCm the pen of u
master. Low Sir Alden
can give the eight vol
Gnius, and this on good
prror, and clear t,pc.
inc,u'iing the multitude
Of Illustrations. il a
thing we have ciphcrrd
over, but We fail to NJ
dcrtaud it."--Cbris-
tlnM Ll0icr. boston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-24

sion against the latter. There IL
strong opposition to II, anu the chances
are that II will be abolished.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Az the afternoon session the oues.
tion OF appropriations for the pen-
ltentiaries was debated for several
hours. Finally, the i'ems recon-
mended 10y Superintendent Gotee and
financial Agent Brahan were adopted.
They are for each year to meet de-
fici noes Ia the expenses $50, 900
The material Tor different industries,
$4,000.
For machinery 20 develop the iron
lndus.rivo at II lsk, $50 600
An appro, fia'lon az $50 O00 VISA
made 10 tender back the purchase
money IN cases 81 suite fnr the recovery
OF school lands frSudulently Obtained,
IN which the attorney general Was d..
rected to institute suit by the land
fraud board.
An appropriation Of $4,000 was made
20 Col y ], Peeler for services 10 the
state In the celebrated Mercer colony
case.
Several other minor approp lations
were made and The general appropria-
ton bill was completed In tho COM.
mitteo OF the whole. Another day or
two viii be required to perfect Il In
the house.
The aggregate Of the appropriations
are:
For 1885, 81. 762 $50.
For 1859 81 .66l 100
This ~ AN Increase OF $4,000 over
the comptruller's estimates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-24
XlXth LEGISLATURE.
A Week from To-day Fixed as the
Time for the solons at Austin
to Pack Up.
The Railroad Commission Bill Defeated
81 he Prohbiaun Amendment
Passes the House.
THE SENATE.
MORNING SESSION.
Speclnl

Hneolnl.
AUSTIN, TEX, March a3.--In the
senatethi morning the house bill TO
divide Tom Green county was reported
favorably.
The bill 10 re'orgsnlze the Thirty.
first and Thiriy-stoond districts and
to CT cate the Thirty-ninth judicial dis.
trict was rel orted unfavorsbly.
Mr.. Garrison introduced a DILL to con-
Tar p II he coup y eiuit4 which now
have no jurisdiction over questions Of
emi d main, that Jurisdiction.
AIR Harrison UilsTei y concurrent
resolution requesting the governor TO
confer with the Mexican authorities
relatlveto having the remains of Col
Frank johnson removed to Texas.
The house bill relating 10 machanie
liens was passed win numerous
amendments
The bill d, fiuing who shall be buried
in the state cemetery was engrossed.
The house bill To protect mechanics,
book-keepers aud other labprers from
the failure Of their employ ers was
passed to its third reading.
The house bill amending the act In.
cooperating the city OF Dallas was
passed.
A message was received from the
governor calling attention 20 the irreg-
ularity In taXstions, etc.
Adjourned till SIP. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Kteburg called up the motion
to reconsider the vote passing the
house resolution to adjourn oA the
3lst.
MIR. Pope thought II beat not to act
hastily and moved that the matter be
postponed till Thursday. Lost.
The motion to reconsider was then
carried, and without some further nc.
tiou the legislature Will adjourn on
the date named, and II it does the peo-
Pile can safely set 1t down that mucn
important work will go over.
The following bills were passed: To
authorize the governor TO appoint COM
missioners OF deeds in foreign coun-
tries.
To..re-organlze the Thirty and Thirty
fret and to create the Thirty-ninth
Judicial Districts.
The house bill authorizing county
commissioners TO issue Jail bonds,
The house bull providing that dlstrict
clerks shall receive compensation for
taking care of money placed In their
hands pending suits.