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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

A seedv icosiu1 man driftsd into " sShing-
s.nn recentir Tie aad nothiag in the vide
worij bbt en- idea. iie borrowed a decrnt
coss. srd t8en inunced ona or two senator's
- believe taat thsv ooght % bavs shsr heads
psrss oicQicsiig exainieed. They we're new
srnatofs sfsl thcoe af Is wss r. cvsr. .'scs trlng,
snsl nhea she clever parsnotog = fatterei
TEEN tnr pcssessirS ~ MANY god Qualities
f,,eT reashlT raif hl-a The fee shica be sskesi
Sia'e tnen is nss esronie gate ths correct
tniax e. have sse head sxsrliasd. and she
phreooieEist nes hs hsss4s iaiL he i max
~ 4,Uss q nekl t1iag - IS financially, sBd
4 ~ 1o. have tl uerr3s sn81her saaa .oaL
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18
Detroit Grand Haven { NIIxsuts.

TDaily, sunoss excepted. sDaiif
Bssfen.ers iaal4g the Deiroit ExprcsA -
n make direot connections cor New 1oft Bos-
tor. sDd = u p slntt Easl
Night Eyfaess has Wagner sleeping csr ron
GrsNd Rapids 10 Detroit
Through tickets 70 al poinR ess aac "a
and eepiDs car berhE enn - secured ~ o. "a
II. a NJ Rsiirosd ci onioe. fvocts iosel. ana
st depot.
IAA CAsrHELI. City Pas Agt.
Cro. p. REEVE. Trsfsc Manager. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

TIE Bibii0fhsca S0cra for January,
contsirs sn exhaustive paper on Some
Relations of Divorce % 5o0isl Morally"
f-ae shs pen og Bev. A. r MERRr.u. of
tse First Congregational oaurch of Tbs
c,fv. Fhe paper is TOO lengthy to be re-
prt ucsi in fuu in The columns of ths
Ttfgsssw HeHtEp. sod 700 conciseiy
Hso o psrmis of is beinx condensed
stsfl ssties % "a writer. It may be
I heusvss. 'ssi &r. slsaHIAM ass
&. re- q s.l 81, She discussion ef lis sub
iscs r1s enig sxisnssTs historical aud
statistical -sssarsb, 5ns dssD aud earnest
thought he rronouness slavsry. aruak-
,nnees ssd inpnniy "sas Triad Of the
Devil "a ths page q aissory," aad
vruvss with po~srful logic toas impurisy
is tbe moss asrmfal q them al
tbs paper a. wao.s 's a valuable eou-
tributoo to carrsat thought oa ths sub
ie,.t cf soc si ethics
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

The snnusl meeting - the stockh7ldevs
cf he Phoenix Furniture conpa ' 80 bs
hesd a. the crmpsnVs offce on simmer 81
in The CITY of Grand Rapids. Nirilixsn. or
Wednesday. ihp Sih cay ~ 54nuarY. lSss.
81 7o o'c,ocs ia - evening. f,r ne par
o. - 81 electisg even directors for % a.
su rg fssr. zn,i for he --snssrfisn ~ sfch
otker austness - n-sF - lsrfasiv hrerchi
before he nleeG nE.
r p. \ ElSsl xSzT Sscre'srv.
frsud Rsriis Mich. 3suasry 8. iess
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18
situations Wanted-FIc1n0le.

y perience place TO DO second work or light
loustkeep ne. Wages no object. a good home
cesircd. Address G. NJ, box :, care this Office. ~
AZ An ED-SII ALTON BY A COMPETENT
" LADY a nurse or housekeeper. Best OF ref
erenees; none but irst class parties need apply.
Room G. - Fouutan-st. 10
yVANTED--A SITUATION AS HOUSEMAID
W by an English lady lately from canada. APP
ply at 2D9 Madison ave 4tt
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ibe uUn. bfF - Has A aEy &osertAs< aAeztt
szp BE fsuna bs 0sxsfisE th& nensbss ~
seEas - sesSa. Az g1zs ~ = Zee oesAstee
zzsn. fo1i it1s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

TOE Marquette M g. A. sadesvcrs
e. rursy ct tae afsh ~ vel 81 ths s7irit
According io rpevr; male b. Judge
GskNr ovar t~o ,aossnd frse bsths
hs-s bsen given ~ ne association siacs
Harrt Is isst. Fsr'harncrs tas esaersl
r.ssry is. the s3ze says. "a ;rsined
s.i1r.le.f zymnssf.' snd tile sverav@
ttsudsr~e at 80 ssnrasurl hss
Vsatg-seo TEE nur,ter i
rr.a4 niai sles is rot seportsd. bst
81 8rraee,s sat tes m1scElsr phsses 1f
s,srssfsrtts sra nof neglected. Az
81 az shoas3 he.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18
HeiD JTdnfrd--Fe Female.

WASrEp-A covPE. ESr CIR FOR GFN,,
w eral hOusl work. Al kan som-G. 1stf
WAETED-i5 g.. oD GHNE AT .kRVANTS, 3
w Lo1t O. obs and aundrsss, psstry c0os,
general cookt Durs. girls Room , Pierre
hpck ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

Is on expression so often heard. Just ell
at the Turkish Bath house, cor. Monroe and
Ionia-sts. and have your corns, bunions
and in n-growing nails removed and treat "a
without pain. for men women and chill
dfsn. Ladies b. appointment.
N S. LABoURsIIER
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18
Detroit, Lansing { Northern
Lake Shore { Mich, Southern.

locs freiebi lesves Grand Rapids q, o n
n. carrying lpss sengers - isr ~ Kalamazoo
AL trains daily except E1Dday.
Through tickeis 10 al polne and berfhs % sleep-
Ing oosches can be secured a. Union T1ckes Ofos
J. ". xcgEEEEf. kst
GEo. ". NuEsor. Cts Tiokei Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18
For kent--RO0nls.

I,OR RFNT-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
L front rooms, upstsirs, with or without board
Apply los springs.. 2s
GOOD ROOMS FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
W nished, with or without board at 40 North
DivisiOn-st. is
NOR RENT-FURNfsHED ROOMS: STEAM
L heated; and furnished rooms for light house
ffeoing. Apply at room lo3, New Houseman
bl.ck l5f
UoR RENT-A NICE FURNISHED ROOM FOR
L gentleman in private family at l57 Crescent
ave. su
EOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED Up
L stairs, front room. suitable iortwo gentlemen.
Apply al IS Rsn-on-st. p
no RENT. .CHEAP-Tw0 NICELY FURNISH
1 ed rooms. Apply Al ~ \. College ave, city.
NOR RKNT-DFslRABLH PARIIES CAN
obtain either of two first class furnished
rooms supplied with steam heat, etc. in the new
Vinegar block on South Division-st.. by applying
TO 4. ID. Brock. Sj4ii
,lOR RENT = FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
I either single or en- sl:ite; steam heated also
rooms for light Housekeeping. Apply NJ Room 4s.
Ledyari lock. 1Ol OttawsSl. 2l0I
NOR RENT-TwO SUITES or SEVEN ROOMS
L in the new Pa aiine block with al modern
C c6nvenielces, including The patent Aldinc Heat
ing Grste. Also a ten ement OF six rooms corner
shawmut-ave and Winterst. Also rooms TO rent,
furnished or unfurnished Inquire OF b. ". Bar
nsrd, IS Aliens ST. corner c, VI Vernon-st. ANf
For Renf--Houses.
J,oR REST-DEsIRABLE ROOM FOR TWO
L gentlemen, with board. al 50 Bostwick ST 5s6tt
NOR RENT - A TENEMENT OF SEVEN
/ rooms In the new PAlstine Block. cor. OF
Court and Allen streets, with all conveniences
Including the patent Aldlne heating CRATE. Asl
sSe sog.e O. ,Ts 95 ,SS' wesi Fnon S a. Inne 81
Barnard. 35 Allen-sL, cor. OF NJ NerGon st. sa5.f
HUufef--yn Ro,9f
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18
6neflfs--IY IYanfed.

WANTED -AGExTs-A LADY TO SOLICIT
" FOR the All omaur Sewing Machine, AZ 80
MonrOe@t. Wonans Exchange. 10
GENTS WANTED FOR THf SEw REVIsEp
a Iuf feflal edrin Of Zeifs Encyclopedias
land other works. jnst sued. New features, 50
per cent. thicker, and retail rrice reduced. kx-
ceedingly liberia terms - Z Derien ed laen- Ac-
dress r Elr ood Zell, Publ her. Philadelphia, Pa.
Is
(tANVAsSERS CAN CIEAR FROM $50 TO 81
Y per week selling novelty. manufactured by
Colestock & seymour, 81 Pear Il. 3litf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

ner- nl = rem Cc.uDhus. o1io.
sest N.s.R.f q Mrsss proposes ~ hrinz
rrf s1airsf ssvegsl psrsie@ .or malicious
aecaeen 81 "a ta.iy shest fsrxery
-. snd e srserts saat ',lli invesgizs-
aan v,ll disc.css sonethinz Startling n
sse rse cf rcssrirseT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18
Water Color Decorating.

Designs and estimates viii be furnished. on ai,-
plicsfion. by the undersigned for artistic inte1or
decorating. oum peiiDg 81 price ard beauty of
anlsh with Wallpaper dec3rsfions, by tee URe o.
the permanent wafer color Anti i-kalsomiue"
We guarantee 70 do ihis artistic aud durable
decorating 10 as n produce better efects f3r ihe
same amount o. money thsi Il would COS n DO
The same room with wallpaper either iu cheap
or csbofate work and The york il guaranteed %
be permanent aud that Il viii never require tax
ing of % e-fDish The walls with the same OF sng
ether finish
The ceiling 0f the rev entrance % Power .
Opera House IL q sample of one grade Of ttis
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18
Nj Muskegon

Caee. = weslsra Ave. Nsr Eiock fns
IElksxA . Hzs4LE es4sEre4 ssefy H-AE-a-@ a.
Z 4clock-
nrsxE.llS nEnNEsn1Y. - ID
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

1here = act q towu ia the Ssshs that
bsa saasi-a Meas Assoeistloa.~
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

ALL ABOAR RID
Jrsiss Rae a. osss xsss. whses - ossuss
st~1lsra z3sas~
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18
For Renf--Ho,tses.
For Eenf--LirssBcss I'laccs.

tUANTFD TO RESTf- WELL FURNISHED
w steam heated rooms with tosrd q re ssou-
Abe rates. 9s Otfawa-st Il
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

IOR REST-THF PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
i nov occupied by Mr. J. =. Basroas cor. west
Bridgs 4 Fronf-st. The best i0caton 10 The city.
Also rooms in the block : ! Ball agt. No y q
Is 81 sterlotr- St0fi
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

Tee arsls. nee-fcE - r1e srect sei6erx rf ras
-ra11 Rsr'sss = f1ossns - a. Cc7r nssr
- Bed - f-r r~nsrai &C H ne err 81 fs~aa1
esrsfs NfcA ga. - eseestsF gsrh fsSS
st / p eeek - - 80 eiekf.o- of ars-fn -
-orss-s eor<ffsa ss.e rssss s. zeTTa ~ ~ 90
eitue rrsr s1t - sfs rT~z~scftrn - rsen ssr
sszxin~-s q nar - sreserE@5 a h< x>~1rx
4 - p oz<s6&kE nnmn2
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

Nsny mHstsrs. suf 90 .sasI. Ass Or.
ssxss Caszzrh Re1edr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18
SitMaffons W0nted--HGie.

JANTED-TO Do SOME KIND OF LIGHT
W WORK Having had my aukle broken oct
IL, am not able to do heavy work. Wilbur Pi-
man, - fCuntsin-st, Grand Rapids, Mich 20
laTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, SITUATION
w n grocery or haid ware store, years ex-
pcIitnte. good references. SPEAKS English ana
Germ an; or any other employment. Address ID,
FOX 8 this oitcs 10
JETANTED-A SITUATION As WOOD TURNER.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18
Help aNfed--WaIe.

lVASTED-l KILLER. 8 sMACBINIsTs. 2 PAT
w tern workers. San !er and s0lieitefs
10 ms and u ieree b.0cg. -
ASqEr-Al ROOH KEEPER TO KEEP 4 SIT
w OF looks evenings a. nome. Address C., box
4 care thls 0ifice. stating terms. ~
y6TANTED-NAN TO TAKE THE AGENCY
w OF our thfes: size esx1sxls inches. weight
SO lbs retail price So other sizes In proper ion
rare chsDCeIto cIeale a permanent business al
home Those safes meet demand never before
supplied by other safe companies. rs we afe not
governed by the Safe Pool Alpine Sale Co. Gin
cinustl Ohio fepZs
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18
FUrnStuFe stored.

RNITURE STORED, PACKED AND
L moved. Expert packcFs sent on short notice
oy kadelifle & Holt Ill south Division ST., iele-
pLone No e0D Jan'y 9, 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

\ osT- SOMEWHERE kBOUT sWEETS Ho-
II tei S.Lsi. f-aekrfcpoz cpntsiaiHs - IA
mon d. Aay pr o. n ard. iAe sa.1e Nsi Re
t<ssliY Feaalos2 sal ~ 4u.aI osis Assea ~ fe-
tafrias s - "a ace !li Hih Bali NssteiS -
1 Osr = SUNDAY AFTERNOON NEAR 1tIE
l.. p. o., ca Peal W NOslh Dlsissca -. asfs
bt5Sn l1r mhf Lib rs rsNsfd Leave a.
spgiRg : Csmpsuy's store ~
4 OsT-JANUARY 10 BETWEEN NksT kNp
II Of Bridge q. Bridge sna No. q Ciaaeys 81
buach OF KEYS snd cCmo.8 alton ioes. flndsf
will ccnssE favor b. returning same - Ieie-
gram Herald once or By nottfylng me Dy card.
care BTovR >ehlef Anorsw Hanson. ~
i Os1- THIS DAY lMONDkY, Islhl PAIR
Il OF so d eye glsssss sci x from John Ken
csls 10 hldders. sna Hplug a cos ttoIes
fiuseF will please IIrn them 20 Mrs. }. l..
fits, sOli.b east eoF8sr VI Aefta Dlssion and
Crescent ave ard rec i've reward -
I osT - pS MONROEsr. or JEFFFRsoN
IL ave. pair 81 zOld-towed slestaelts IN a
leather ease Finder piesse notify Ms. Merritt
81 : Prospects aad receive heefsl reward. Ss-.f
business Personals.
II \. PERRY, IN THE REAR OF "a SOUTH
J.. Division e.. viii iuralsh al kiDds OF b0iid-
iug sfone Of reasonable Tates, also henlock iahl-
Der .or ali kinds OF builcins purposes =
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-18

Nc" oonses NSs MUSIC ne" rtrcls bss
M&'Lee NssniGceni scenic snd Aechap-l ENG
Prices leal Eaecls Prices
m The Thrilling Railroad Scene 4 n
IUE The oreai Dock scene. The llJE
Tie Tombs Police N1ut. Del
m0uitos Ball Room On
OH A splendid production. Per lLUC
EOC lect Ia Every Detail
. nArlrrn::.i'ss:a., .1s..9 x,ss.. Soc
N day. Friday and Saturday. N
No extra for Reserved seal W
30c sss s:. W a.. =; !. ...s,. .ss 20. SOC
seasf now on sale al the box oftos. no extra 10
reersye.
Next week-"ssnrel OF fosen," and Hicks a
Sswyef's MiastIels.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-09-29
CAUTION

Beware of Fraud, as my name and the price are
stamped the bottom OF all my advertised shoes
before leaving the factory which protect the
against high prices and Inferior goods IN a dealer
offers w. l., Douglas shoes at n redHced price, oI
says he has them without my and price stamped
on the bottom put him down a fraud.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-09-29
PERSONAL AND POL1r1oAL.

President Cleyeland has signed more pen
sion bills than all the other Presidents
since the war. He will receive the votes
Of many veterans who never voted Cor a
Democratic candidate before. The men
who served only one week or one month
and consequently cannot get any fraudulent
pension bills though will of course vote
against him.
The Lansford Record says, anonomous-
ly, that 'town pride should roll up big
vote for Davis for Judge" of course
''Town PRIDE will not forget to do its
duty for Charles II. Seidle, gentleman
who will fill the Judgeship with ability,
credit and faithfulness.
The Mugwumps who are trying to make
it appear that Mr.. Cleveland did not con.
tribute $4,000 to the campaign fund ought
to be ashamed of themselves. In spite Of
all they may say Mr.. Cleveland has a rea
interest in this contest-and it is $4,000
interest, too.-Press Phila.
sit is said on the streets of Mauch Chunk
that the "Open letter to Mr. Sigley'' il
last weeks Herald has affected him 81
much that he takes to drinking soda."-
Herald, Weatherly. The ADVOCATE feel
called in to rebuke the above report, 1t i
| positively not true, This comes unsolicit
ed. We believe in upholding the profes
SION
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-09-29


WE RAVE a >sALT TRUST, A LUMBER
trust a sugar trust, julie, cordage, rubber,
envelope, steel, earthenware, Bessemer
steel, zinc, paper bag, window glass, patent
heather, whiskey and oil trusts, which con-
troll the supply, regardless Of the demand,
and regulates the price Of the commodities
which are bound up in the so-called trusts,
pools or combinations that now threaten
she condition and menaces the prosperity
OF the American laborer. These "horrible
sxeresences" control judges and legisla
tArss and carry on their gambling to the de
sriment Of the public welfare by reckless
Asss that is only equalled by its tolerance
In q country where the laws are framed fol
q common people.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-09-29


SENATOR SHRRMAN's BILL IN REGARD
to persons who engage in trusts contains a
penalty of a fine of $4,000 and imprison-
Ment. We would not give much for the
fine whore millionairs are concerned but a
few months in the penitentiary arraYed in
striped uniform might have some good
effect. Record
Right your are brother. 1t would give
these gamblers In necessary living COM
AOditles an opportunity tor reflection. and
the same time be inficting a just punish
nent. Let the bill be placed upon the
statute books: then elect men to the respon-
sible positions of public trust to see that the
law is thoroughly enforced so that the
gamblers are wiped out.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-09-29


In A CARD APPEARING IN To-DAY's
iesRe Mr.. j. L. Gabel, the Republican
nominee for Prothrontary claims that we
last week said that he "was running in the
interest Of some one elss." We beg to diff
fer with Mr.. Gabel, zoe did net say so. The
article which appeared in last weeks AD-
yscATn was communication; it ,cds not
written by the editor, of this paper, if it
had been 1t would have appeared as an
editorial. When we have anything to say
We intend to say it and not resort to anonom
ous communications. As to Mr.. Esser's
case, this is the fourth and last time that he
will be candidate for public ONCE. He has
made good, honest public servant and if
the Democrats re-elect him he will continue
to do his duty. Against Mr.. Gabel we can
say not word. He is good citizen and
staunch Republican. This campaign
must not be one of abuse-it must win on
honest merits. Vote right!
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-09-29
TrOtting Races
Ar THE--
LEHIGHTON FAIR,
October 8, A and s, 1888,
Wednesday, October 8, l:3O P. M.
NO. 1.-PuRsE. $4,000.

Open to all trotting horses in the county, owned
three months prior TO the day OF trial, and that
have never gone for money other than county
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-09-29

THB NEWS THAT COMES FROM THE
South brings with 1t the sad tidings OF
deaths and suffering consequent to the yel-
hW fever scourge that now prevails so
alarmingly and fatally in the fever afflicted
districts of panic stricken Florida. The
Aews Of their suffering has aroused
national sympathy in the hearts Of an
American people in all sections of the
country and all that can possibly be done
b being done to alleviate the suffering and
Aisery Of the inhabitants of the fever
stricken country.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-09-29
Friday, October 5, l:9O P. NJ.
Open to all trotting horses.
NO. 5.-PURSE, $4,000.

eS-A Committee of Arrangements VIII I.e an
pointed to superintend all matters pertaining to
the race course, settle all disagreenirnts and
difficulties, and enforce time of speed and en-
tries, whose decisions will be final.
CoNDITIoNs. - All the above races VIII be
nile heats In harness, except for Purse No. L.
running Race, will not be in harness., hest three
IN five, and five or more horses TO enter, and
four or more to start. An entrance fee Of ten
per cent: OF the purse for which entered must be
paid 10 the Secretary before any horse can be
entered for race, and all entrance fees must be
forfeited If the horse shall be found by the Judges
of the Association TO be ineligible Tor the race
for which they are entered.
Horses entered for Purse No. cannot contest
for OTHER premiums, except in race open 70 all.
To get first premium in Purse No. o, a horse must
trot one mile In 2:3s; for second premium, IN
2;39; for third premium In 2;iO, and for fourth
premium in ?; Al. A horse distancing the field,
VIII receive the first premium only All entries
for races will positively close on Saturday, Sep
tember 20 1888, at 800 +. NJ. Heats for Purses
1, 2, 3 and 4, will be made alternately All trials
of speed not made during the day named, will
be considered as drawn, and the entrance fee
refunded by the Society. All horses entered for
Races need not appear In cayalcade.
THOS. KOONS, ELWEN BAUER,
President Secretary.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-09-29
Saturday, October 9th, 1888,

There will be exposed to public sale, on the
premises in the Borough of Lehghton, on
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-09-29

THHRR ARE GREAT MANY PEOPLE
who labor under the impression that
communications in a newspaper voice the
sentiments and opinions of its editor and
that In every case he should be responsible
for them. This Is unfortunate from the
fact that an independent newspaper is al
ways supposed to have its columns open
for the discussion of important questions
Of the day. By this means both sides Of an
Issue are presented dintelligentlyto the reader,
whereas, If the discussion Of a question
were left to an editor but one side and
settled convictions would be presented
We do not wish to be understood as making
an apology for any article or articles that
AaYe appeared in these columns in the pas
Or that may appear in the future. If we hayC
anything TO say on the questions of the day
We intend to say 1t and ia language piair
and to the point, no matter whorni it effects
We are mortgaged to no party or clique
and our voice is free to see that right pre-
Yails even though the devil kicks.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-09-29

at TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following valuable
Real Estate. Two certain adjoining lots of land
bounded and described as follows, to wit: Be-
ginning at corner OF a lot of land owned by
No Two, thence north fifteen and one-half de-
grees, west ninety feet to ten foot wide alley,
thence along said alley, south seventy degrees
west one hundred and forty feet, thence iii and
along line of lot No FIVE of said plan south fif-
teen and one-half degrees east ninety feet thence
in and along lot No. Two, north seventy degrees,
east one hundred and forty feet to place of be-
ginning, being lots Three and -Four of said plan
or plot with the appurtenances. Being the real
estate of Jacob IL. Heiney, lately deceased.
Terms and conditions will be made known on
day sale and due attendance given by
ROBERT s. HEINEY, Administrator.
Sept 15-ts.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-09-29

IT Is PROPOSED TO AMEND THE FoUHTH
commandment to make it suit the exigen.
eeS Of modern society, ideas and enterprises
20 that 1t will read As follows; Remember
the Sabbath day to keep it holy-unless
you work for the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company and then thou must labor faith.
fully and hard, for it is said that 'by the
sweat Of thy brow thou shalt eat bread "
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-09-29

PHH Democrat REFERS TO HORACE
Heydt. ESQ.,, our popular young attorney,
As famous cat lawyer" Considering
the "seratehing" he gave his opponent ii
that somewhat celebrated case the appella'
tiOn is not SO badly put. Mr.. Heydt is 9
young lawyer Of ability and promise and
We are pleased to note that he is rapidly
IlainR IN the nrofesslon.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-09-29
Low Pricesfor job work

We take pleasure is calling attention to
one fact, viz: We are now equipped with
the latest styles of type and the fastest run
ning presses which enable us to turn out at
very short notice and in the best style job
work OF all kinds at prices EXCEEDINGLY
Low. Please remember this, prices ten to
twenty-five per cent, less than elsewhere.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-09-29
No woNDrR A CIEAnFIEID COAL SnNEl

No wONDER A CIEARFIELD COAL MINER
who had been pouring the story of OPP
pressed labor into reporters ear conclud-
ed with the devout Invocation, "God help
the bituminous coal worker, for the tariff
does not, and the coal operators and rail-
road corporations will not."-Erchdnge.
Let the reader revolYe two facts in his mind.
There are two pictures in the soft coal
country Of Pennsylvania worth the careful
study Of the public. One shows the life OF
the miner, who can earn less than many of
our tailor girls, who is compelled to live IN
the houses owned by the operator, worth
less than $3.50 and pay $5 month rent,
and deal at the pluck.me-stores for fear OF
being turned from the mines. The other
picture shows the sleek and prosperous
operator, with bis millions, aud the greedy
transportation corporations robbing the
consumer at one end Of the line and OPP
pressing the worlkmen at the other. These
are conditions that exist in the coal regions
Of the keystone State in the year of oui
Lord, 1888. But in the language of the
late Boss Tweed, "What are you going tC
do about itp' With legislatures, judges
and lawyers and bosses subservient to thu
power Of the plutocracy what chance II
there for the enactment or enforcement o
laws protecting the rights, privileges an'
welfare OF the laboring massesp None
The common people must rise in thei
might and strike down by popular voice
the ballot these gigantic evils that OBJ
struct the prosperity of the laborer an
places him on plane but lite above tn
down-trodden and oppressed peasants o
old Ireland. Let justice prevail; give unit
the laborer his just dues and the peace
prosperity and greatness of the country
assured. Legislate for the masses agains
the domination of special classes.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-09-29
PUBLIC SALE.
A VALUABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned offers his Farm, situate in
Mahoning Valley. Carbon county, Pa, at private
sale. The Farm contains 90 acres, of which 20
acres are cleared and under a high state of eul-
tiyation, the balance is good timber land. The
improvements are a Two and Half Story Stone
Dwelling House, 3iX26 feet with Frame Kitchen
l6X3i feet, Barn 35x75 feet with all necessary
outbuildings. Apply to
z. ii. Q. HON, On the Premises.
Sept i5, 83-tf