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Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30
Gien0pmshaube[.

GienbDmsbanbel. Sooebsaarbcn
SreosbOlm uoenfor Gatifop er lolet til
&onIul 8sttern | Rafifop for 100000
&roner furuoen &entereitancer % Gm=
foitninger. Gil @aaroen bsrer 1887
%. 9ano, nemlig Clio 80. 2anb aser,
255 80. 2anb @ns, 1000. 2anb Sfop,
40 80. 2ano benbprenoe urber Saitez
buffet. &eiten SaUe % @aarosplabs.
Gienopmmen er anIat til GO 20. Sarts
fprr.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30

Rfp. z. g. grpufe, Brett for Gen
trail 8resbpterianer.airfe / Glarfsbur9,
@. g. flyer: Seq bapbe 5iartre, Der
leo at SBnies&Olera. Seq siennems
bleote ct Stptfc grso meo ct. Safobs
Ollie % fOerebe be ansrebne Ssls bers
meo. S 9sbet al EN- use bar be aGe
b~elbrebebe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30
SfibitcO: Nf9ren.

Sfibfeb: IfGrcn. SfiSnt &aSies
man9elen M er bGttet, Ilipper &ams
merraaben bog life for Giltale. Oct er
nemlis opba9et, at ban bar tilpenot Ii9
1900 Sir. = ipm forpprist ieuere er
betteOe = peo at iorialite en- arpes
o~psisrelie. Sr. Gtibiteb oil berfor
blipe tiltalt for Salt. Gnbpioere oil
SuititsminiIteriet freue aammerraaoss
titlen 1trB9et.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30
SGrtna bclbreoet.

gr suutmsI eas,. Der haue. trutt,t fig ttlbae, fra fin
Rrarts. TT al en- oiiinet't Vfisiiouar en- GpltriIt ior ct
tuteli pssstabtlit Vttbptl, Der bartts og permanent bss
brse,r IGriua. Bronchitis. 0utarrb, Ultima, % aus Spss
BONNIE | 9alien eg %yunstrut. Oct CT o9iaa It uom9rs
ttt o. raettalt Wiootl mob yitrp,ipr'ftlit % Gtrrelis
btiie. git,r at bups u~netriset bets piouuo,rIts, turas
tire Gsepitaber 1 9uhuoer al 1tIialSc. anlaa ban bet
for fin Glisi at sisrs bet %bstitubt for fine ltetno, 0tsos
r~ituu,,tr. IA tt9 suIter at birlpt min. lieenst Disos
aHuncter, oil leg ieuet gratis til ale, iam suitu bet.
SShH, OpIfriit pad TpIf. Jranit tHtr gHgelt mts fulo
gruasanuisutns liant Taaotn. hporpaa DttSIst tilas
pts. SsnSes Or. Rot pts IeetoatIisn al 5rimeri,.
Gcun bette glos. w. a. MOVES,
90 1918. con. 800 poptrs Bod. RpAgiier, ". y.
SDrjt 8ismari bar life minbre enb
1913 Srbensoeforatiuner, af bpilfe IA
er ii Siamanter".
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30
st 5attiaIem banat fia. Otter bar

ct al De gantle Menneifer, Der tilbrin9er
aloeroommen nnber offentlist 6oriOrs,
berspet fig 2ioet, ibet ben 72saari9e
Sneofer 8aitianien blep iunben ban9t
I en- @reoepil paa Isfiitentens &irfes
saaro lise ba9Oeb @amelfirtc. 8ulitiet
ienote 8ub efter SObanneitifteliens
8uitpp9l, Der no9et efter tom % bentebe
9iget. 9a Der retop bapbe pGret Slbs
Log | Stebet paa Sigrnet al aapelpei
% aorsgaoe, par en- meset flor Wen9be
WenneIfer lamleoe, n%aunlis Bsrn, Der
oanneoe liseiom ct fort 2isfslse efter
ben fattise Snebfers 2isposu.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30

Wasier al SpenIfe fpnmer / bisIe
Gage til a%isbenbaun for at afsaa meo
enslanbsbampere til England % Der
ira pibere til Imerifa. lIbpanbrin9en
ira Soerig ipnes | Gar at bile blioe
oUerurbentlis flor.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30
st Golnmbus WinoesmGrfe BIZ

W NulhhluHs utlNDtSHlftie vi
bltpe reiit / Granada / 1892 til Minoe
ont Srunnin9 Siabellas os &olumbus'
5orbanblinser, Der sif forub for @ype.
oitionen, Der fsrte til amerifas Opoa.
gelie. S Barcelona pil blioe reilt en-
Griumfbue til Winbe ON, at &plumbus
ites ilano Der ~eiterat baue foretaset Dps
ba9eliesreiien til ben npe 8eroen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30
10 Slaa Wpttina for at itiale s

10 Slag Nottins for at ftiele so
Ore. 20 balpoorne 9ren9e bar i en-
al ai~sbenbauns Sioe9aber ifaro meO
at ipiae <nf. of 3rense at bore
ipilebe De temmelis bsit, ioet be bper
tiliioit laeoe so Ore / Snbiats. Den
enc al 9ren9ene bar tieo oper itabi9 at
bore ben tabenbe, p9, ba berfor bans
Wtpbpart baube la8t fin SnbIats fra ii9
o9 lfuloe til at laa, benDtteoe ban bette
Sieblif til at ta9e bele Snoiatlen - 1
&rone - pg lgbe meb ben.
Den B~eitlaalne anmelote Saseu til
8olittet / 8Oienuanset8 glGee. 0rens
gen bleb anbolbt, % fit fin 9pm for
fpnot: 10 Slas &pttin8 for fin type
agtise IofGrb.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30

Sfelge "gerl. Sgbl." er Der Gale
ON en- DEMONSTRATING i Berlin i
Iaret 1895. ct Sinansfoniortium ifal
baoe upfprbret tDife Grfitetter til at inos
ienoe Elaner til SDsninser, % Der er
allerebe inbienot flere 8laner.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30

esnhfisrhs gfiFeyt'. ". afJst. i2,s PARTS 20.
sesi sfi,r aissbs srteissmans Vars 2sgiru pEseaas
81 &lfsseiss 7tinsfas. n~rpssatn. Aisssts ssarisr
Cis saa Cat sipHtisn l amutis. ,~astalAss.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30

rd Hsrft "a iptafs Eic,sRsrfafai I Sts Epstn,s.
9srs, usiissr 5~sIsEasir % t~nsisrsT,T arpszilsi,r I
bet saui, 9aas.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30
Mnmelote Ssbsboer / Sanmarf,

hrit't srrins,r oniasss II part a~nui's,)
Cpa,ssst, al saHiut 9. q. es.bca. a2s. d, ao,uu,.
Titpou'ys1. @is. Der ~sutrisstr susiasu 1 St
faueinasiit, seats. INDICATED; gl,ssts. "a | gusrs,a.,
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30

bpor tibet bet ltal Ill for at fire fig ct cget
Siem! 1en isrite aibctaling paa 40 sler 50
acrcs CT o~pertomuteIig for ~bueniombstif,
iiben oil Efopeu lfaiis Meteridtier Ill at bpgs
ae gus o. Peuae III at betaIe gauoet iuIbt
Hb, ia, er Der uoget, ion Tan fables irit
2ano, iaa maa bet pare Stou!euoet r
WorriioH 60. Srorior Tube man 9ad 3rp
Iiuoe gtil for at le6e pp 5omcitcao qaro,
taar man Tan iisbe 2dno pda iaaoauHe gib
taar itge | Siertet al 1fdfen, fitdpt 100 YPtl
ira be tore 9nsr o. lan9s be pigtigite 3erE'
bd~netinier2 gor ~gaHoa9ent 6r. -. Cans
oabt, GU itaeig tititebe ueo 2ittle Sails o.
Ul pic ale 2auoipBere irtt Om paa 2anost.
Neis Ell Iur no o. bIiu operbeuit ON, at ber
er Gttost Of bpg9e ct mt Sien, bpor iaaosl
ou ielp iom 6iRe G%itertommere tan leus iorgs
irit. Bei0g elIer ~tilltrio.
A. II J0HNSONNCO.
@cncraI Gni8ratiou8 ageutsr.
Cor. 3ro & 9ibtep Ctr, St.yaut, Iinn
32.t63
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30
st nbuaaeliat Tuno er forleoet

st n~bDggeligt Tnn0 CT fOrleoen
siurt araibefslfopen peb Rpbora, ioet
man unber ct Sre bar funoet Steiter af
ct Sig, ipm maa antages at babe bers
ligset ct Bar Gar. 2i9et er ienere Die
ben sientienbt paa &l9oerne. Oct piler
fig at bore Ell @aaromar,b fra llrup,
iom 3bie Sulebas 1888 git fra fit Siem
% ianbignlispis er omtpmmen | Stos
zen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30

1900 StDffer frifplutfebe Sens,
Der / frosieu Gilltanb bar aiienot fra
2ibau meb bet peb 8olbGr9 itranbebe
8ampitib IS. s. 8a[lilen", er unber
geietningeus @rbeioe for at brin9e
Sfibet Ilpt oeo 8ragerne blepen taitet
oOerboro Os brepen / 2anb paa Sch
BERTRAND. 9e ere blepne iplgte peb
auftion / Sotel HOpdls @aarb | 9biiteo.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30

gerler paa NorBe, Sanmarf 90
Sperige iel9es bilisit at SUbn 8les
gen, Nsent for States 9inien, Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30

S%ogneIpgben iSaaning, @aaroeier
SafUb Sgrgenien, CT fOmmen al Gage
oeo ct 8uaOeifub / S~ouebct. Gan blep
62 Iar aammel.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30
Gn haar0 NoSer q en gooooo,

yin Badrb 5a0er. : en- Bn99aorb
t,aoel9aoe, en- at a~isbenbapns fattiaIte
8aper, osoe forleoen, paa en- aammel
Wfaorats o9 en- 8unfe Bialtcr, Ell rs
aar'9 aOle, Saronesie @ploenfiernes
Sfad. Sun bar 8atter af en- meeet
rig Srb99er | a~iDbenbabn pe siIteDe iia
MOB 6doerens Billie meb en- una Baron
iioen Baroni. 5aberen tilgap albria
i'm gatter bette; END life, ba Manben
bapne fOrlaot 9anbet, us bun ftuS alene
ttlbn9e, fllnbe ban forione fg meb, at
Satteren bapbe siftet fig meb en- Manb
liom 5ormue, % ben fprlabte SuItru fit
alort9 r1psen Sialp fra Saberen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30
mr.. OWENS ELECTRIC BELL

Sielb & Briggs. 81 q f,5 sas If, Hi
paig al $40 | Souiton Co.. ior Serrer, So
mer. Gutter, gtaer % 8Crlt. % 4rtisrue or
lapert emo ~Hoaenfinot for. Rom % uuoers
iDg % beie pore garer OF bsr pore Eriicr,
isrerb 3 flgbfr dnottIteos. 8 oil Itda gocr
oerpda.
Sielo s. @riass, 6oHiion, giiHa.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30
Jolfstbinget bar t~ilenbebrast nj.
2hen @ehnnhfinn

m.0SHD ~peH UeuuHDIttg.
Wfeoens Der naturlispis life funbe
bore 9ale ON nusen Go~ereustomit pebs
rereltoe De "prOoiiorite" Soranftalts
'''l'ser optaaeoes Der temmelia gniabeb
ofi flaltse andre betpbrinssfuloe Jprs
flag.
Sa 5tnansaaret enber ben life april,
maa at9soa9m enten oeotase en- "mios
lerttot9" 8tnanslOp, eler Samlinaen
maa 'liittes, % sn "prouiioriF" SOP
iolteoes. R~egjerinDen bar palst bet
l1rite alternatio % bar iorelast en- COP
ON miolertibi9 BepilQuina.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30

5Ormsntliss aruin9sr beoss opsipe. buor Os Huar be
t, fsots OF bsbt.. here's .sne Oe ssres 5Orator,s tube
Rapus, goittbsr og 5orrstntna, o. ssrts ,9.t Sl19ts
Tobsiprbolp til p~sStOmmtnos aiesbs. naar BE- triper
e,rtil ON Sisi, aum,6siu. Cplpsninssr enisss ON
be autsrts Saul. aaierita. .. 3. Solb,rs.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30
81 5 0 0 10
ELandinavisEo
F AMILIE R

bar | gebet al 1889 aoiset iig Hpe Diem /
Rorrifon Go, Mirm. 1ette uiier, at
bore QanesmrHo i~oritaar at beupite iig al
en- suo Ting, aaar ben bpoca. Beore. bidts
acrc o. bstoigere betiaseuoe 5touIaao inoes
nrmlig lite / 3cropefeu. GuoHn bar ri
pper 10000 acres Of bette 2ouo at irEee, o.
for Den, iom fomHcr ao | betios. CT Der no
gang TT at fire ia 9au0 tiae inotil Stalio'
nsr paa ben me 5ouebbaHe. Der aabneoes
for 5rdff | Eopsmber, eter paa qtttte Sao9
q rcgofo .q1orsu
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-30
9pbs=YrDflamaer.
SlStn, inbsn bptGtsn man FGl s,sr, fine gnaisSsIia a
for grpinsr ubtnIanss 1 gar.

SOniuI SaHe etsnstano | weaetion. Blsconfn,
ueFttSsr os oiteiterr arpsfutomuatsr. FAINT inofrausr
arpsmiSIsr l Stdnbinaut,n paa Moderate 8iItaar.
Fortiponetr mss bam.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-03-08

"Tell him." she said, "that May sends
assurances OF her complete love and
trust. Size win be in court tomorrow,
If possible, and all the countryside shall
know that her faith in him is un-
bounded"
"That is famous" said the lawyer,
rubbing his hands. S'You share her sen
timents and mine, Of courseI"
"In every way. l feel sure that Guy
LEstrange is innocent" replied Mrs.
Raymond.
"And Miss Raymondr'
The lady of the lodge averted her
head.
"My daughter is too upset even to talk
over the matter" she said. "She has re-
tired to her ROOM"
"Ahw was the lawyers short but
meaning rejoinder. "Good night, Mrs.
Raymond. If / hear any good news,
win be over"
Guy had told his aunt the adventure
at dinner time, and they were wonder
ing what its meaning could be, when q
servant entered with the news that q
woman had been found nearly murdered
In the woods.
The chief constable, accompanied BY
two Of his men, had brought the news
and desired 20 see Mr.. l. L'EsstTange.
Guy at once FASTENED 10 meet him ID
/ the hall.
he found them awaiting him with
very grave faces.
This is q sad business Mr.. Morton,
he said. "Surely il cannot be tha
handsome girl met in the woods 10
dayi'
"IIushF' cried the chief constable
raising his hand. my duty Is har'
Consluded On ioarth mage
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''Madam," said Guy L L'Bstrange, who
saw now that some real danger might
lurk for him in the shadow of this wom-
ans error, I.canpot permit you to waste
your words OF my time any further. ]
have told you my name and address, and
since you compel me to speak rather
brusquely, must add that. as you are
well aware, am not your husband, and
never saw you before. Thank your
helplossness and the fact that am in
clined 10 fancy you have innocently made
a mistake that do not at once hand you
over to the police as soon as l can. As
it is, there is my card; there also is the
card of my solicitor. I have no more to
say
He raised his hAt with polite gesture,
bnt she flung herself on her knees before
him and clasped her hands wildly.
"Oh, Roy, RoyR she cried, "haye pity.
Think of the VOWS you toek at the altar,
of the happy days we have spent to-
gether. and. more than all, our dear
child. Do not make me desperate. Roy
do not"
Guy L'Eatrange was beginning to be
angry, and, more than that, strangf
feeling Of fear was creeping oyer him
AN underlined dread Of he knew not what
He had felt inclined TO pity this
woman, who might, for all her voluptu
Gus beauty and bright, beseeehing eyes
be mad and not accountable for hel
actions,
But now anger got the better of hi
tender heart.
Heavenl If her words were believes
by othersl
May, almost his wife now, would b
taken from himl
Anger and loathing took the place o
compassion for the beautiful stranger.
He shook her off roughly
81 have had enough of this" he said
in q hard, cold voice which May Field
} ing would have found it difficult to rec
! ognize as his. Il have given you ever
S information, and offered more than mos
= people would to a stranger | will liste
T. 10 no more
t And he strobe quickly away.
The woman remained only one m'
/, ment on her knees when she had poure
= forth her earnest entreaties, and the
s sprang TO her feet
e She, too, had changed, and no one Sc
Q ing that change would have for an II
stant imagined her 10 be an impostor.
n She had never from the first appears
# TO be so.
Her manner had been resoluts an
.e truthful.
$50 my dream Of happiness Is over
she said, speaking aloud Ia the silence
s. those solemn woods. Il had hoped th
his letter was bat the outeQms Of son
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-03-08
IGross Cruelty.

Parents too frequently permit their chill
dren to suffer from headache, fits, st. Vitus
Dance, nervousness, ETC., when they can be
cured. Mrs. P. was cured of sick headache,
dizziness, dyspepsia, nervous prostration Of
eighteen years standing, after failure of six
teen physicians; Mrs X. of sick headache
for 80 years; Mrs. p, of twenty TO fifty fits
a night; Others from this vicinity could be
mentioned who have been cured by that
wonderful nerve food and medicine-Dr
Mics Nervine, which contains no NOR
phine, opium or dangerous drugs. Free
sample bottles may be had at Biery's and
Thomas Drug Stores.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-03-08

Ia n az rnis ten minutes, nr,
-s-,.,. an; "not another until
y o,'S Vioos - .nloss you go on to sandfcrd
~ .ange on 70 the other Hne."
=. Train gomez repeated Guy in some ir-
ritation, as he took out his watch. Con
found the thing. it is twenty mipotes
slowl No, I sha'n't 60 on, thank you. l
shall be too late for my appointment II
90. Good afternoon, Mason; shall stroll
home, and try nay luck again tomorrow
morning."
As Guy L'Estrange began retracing
his steps along the road, the face of ma
ture seemed to have changed-at any
rate, for him.
The nearest way home was by Lock
ley woods, and these he entered through
a gap in the hedge.
1t was, TO a certain extent, private
property, and tramps and gypsies would
have been ordered off it.
But Guy L'Estrange, owner of the
park, was privileged and he swung along
the beech and oak avenues as if he had a
right there.
His mind, in fact, was strangely con-
centrated on one thing-a desire to reach
the lodge as quickly as possible, to see
May Grom whom he had been separated
only a couple of hoursJ and to be sure
she was safe and well.
Guy ridiculed all kinds of PRESENT.
ments, and everything of like nature,
and yet he was i'll at ease and nervous;
SO much 50 that when, presently, a female
form suddenly appeared from amid a
clump of trees, he started violently
1t might have been because he was
plunged in a reverie; but, at any rate,
the fact remained, and with a half bow
he turned rapidly aside to avoid the
stranger.
She advanced quickly, however; and
before he had time to realize what was
happening she had placed her hand upon
his arm and thrown back her veil, re-
vealing a face of exquisite beauty
She looked up into his face with a
glance in which eager love and fear were
strangely mingled,
0Oh, Royn she cried, chow glad l
am have met you'll How cruel to have
left me without a wordp'
For a moment Guy l. Estrange was too
petrified with astonishment to speak, but
at length he contrived to say:
Madam, am sorry if my words give
you pain, but you have made a great
mistake, one which to me is unaecount-
able. My name is Guy L 'Estrange. l
am the owner of the park yonder, the
wall of which you can now see. If you
are in trouble, l am sure and my aunt
will be happy to give you any advice OF
! Che was going to say assistance, bus one
glance had assured him she was richly
dressed(--or that sort Of thing. But you
haye, regret to say, made some sad err
ror as regards me-"
She gazed at him with look of min,
gled scorn and wonder, though there
was something of wistful disappoint-
ment and tender reproach in her glori-
GUS eyes.
"No l have made no mistake" she
said, "You are my husband, Roy Tai.
bot, and why you are masquerading here
under another name l am at a loss tc
understand However, if this is the way
in which you intend to act, it will give
me my cue, Your abrupt and cruel let
ter to me intended to have passed ovei
and forgiven, but
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-03-08
Oh, what a Cough.

Will you heed the warning. The signal
perhaps Of the sure approach Of that more
terrible disease, Consumption. Ask your
selves if you can afford for the sake Of saw
ing so cents, to run the risk and do moth
ing for it. We know from experience thaI
Shiloh's Cnre will cure your cough. Ii
never fails. This explains why more than
a Million Bottles were sold the past year.
Il relieves Group and whooping couch "A
once. Mothers do not be without il. For
lame back, side. or chest, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Sold at Biery's or Thomas
drug store.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-03-08
SUBSCRIBE
FOR THE
ONE DOLLAR.
ONE DOLLAR.

-"Charlotte,Imy dear, how is u find
you weepingP Have you had bad news
from your husbandP" "Oh, worse than
thatl Authur writes me from Carlsbad that
he would die with grief a. being absent
from me were it not that he eazes at my
picture and covers it with a,ihousand kisses
every day." "That Is very nice of him;
but surely you are not cryingi about thal9
Most woman would give ANYTHING 10 have
such poetic and devoted husband. " "Oh,
yes Arthur is very poetlcal. But you
don't know. just to try him. put
mothers photo into his travelling bag in
stead of my own, and the wretch has
never found it out. Boo-hoo.hoor,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-03-08
Elentrin Ri.,n..

This remedy is becoming so well known and
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VINO nave used Electric Bitters sing the same
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ist ana u IS guaranteed to all that is claimed
ana Kidneys, VIII remove pimples, boils, salt
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cure OF headache, Constipation and Indigestion
Try Electric Bitters-Entire satisfaction guaran-
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-03-08

And 100 men to call at druggists, for
tree package of Lanes Family Medicine
the great root and herb remedy, discovered
by IN Silas Lane while in the Rocky noun
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Kidneys it is positive cure. For constipa-
uon and clearing up the complexion it does
wonders. Children like ii. Everyone
praises 1t. Large.size package, so cents.
At all drugsists'
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-03-08
Some Foolish People

Allow a cough to run nutll il gets beyond
the reach of medicine. They often saw.
On, 1t will wear away, but in most cases
II wears them away. Could they be in
duced to try the successful medicine called
hemp's Balsam, which is sold on positive
guarantee to cure, they would Immediately
see the excellent effect after taking the first
dose; Price SOC and $l0O. Trialisi free.
At all druggists.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-03-08

We have a speedy and positive cure for
oatarrh diphihena, canker, moth, and
headache. in Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
Il if you desire nealth and sweet breath.
Price 90 cents. Sold at Bierys or Thomas
drug store
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-03-08
"A marriage without love- h imn,or.,

"A marriage without love is immoral. I
don tcare how many forms you go through,
don't care if all the churches in the
world, united beneath the dome of Heaven,
hlling all the air with incense, pronounce
them welded, If that sweet perfume called
love does not arise there is no marriage.
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We Caution An Aralnst Tbom

The unprecedented success and merit Of EIy's
and cold In the head-has Induced manV adven
tureIs to place oatarrh medicines bearing some
rese mblance In appearance, style OF name upon
uon Of Eys Cream Balm Many In your Inn
mediate locality Will testify In highest oOmmen-
dRtiOn Of IL. A particle is applied into each
nos'rili no paini agreeable 10 use. Price 20
oen Q.
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Bad blood causes dyspepsia and dyspepsla re.
acts and causes bad blood. So both go on, grow
ing worse, until the whole system is pOlsOeed.
The surest means ofrelios for the victim is a
thorough and persistent course Of Ayers sar-
saparilA
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ms BODY TERRIBLY MANe1,ED

A shocking accident occurred nt the Union
Knitting Mills whereby Isaac Cox was horribly
mutilated. Red Flag OIL the Famous Pain Cure
was quickly applied and recovery soon followed
you can try this great remedy for rs cents
~ you want TO drive away Dyspepsia Billions
ness, Constipation, Poor Appetite and ali evils
Liver Liver Regulator. Trial bottles. free at n u.
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a welLsnrlng Of pleasure is a healthy baby.
Keep your baby in good health by using Dr
Bull Bt. baby Syrupi-the friend of infancy
Prom all sections Of the country eome tiaipgs
on the good Efforts OF Laxador in diseases Of the
Iiyer stomach, bowels and blood 1t cures con
st,lPsu%on, non malarial fever. headache, nervousness
where. 'Ni >
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Hoods SarsaDarilla is on the food tide Of
popularity, which position Il has reached
by It's own intrinsic, undobbted merit
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She says she is approaching her
thirtieth year. Approaching its Why,
she has been getting away from II for tho
last ten years.
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An electric spark-maklng love by
telegraph.
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Mr. Bertie-"Do you like the engage
ment ring, dearestp"
Miss Gertie-"Yes it is splendid, and SO
hiherent from what the others have given
me-
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1t is the man who can light good fires
who is soonest able to hire others TO light
bis fires for him.
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-Husband-"You wept in your sleep,
wife. What was the matterP" Wife
81 dreamed l was peellng onions.n
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When man thinks himself a genius,
be lets his hair grow long; when woman
thinks she has a mission to fulfill in life,
she cuts her hair short.
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Subscribe for and read the cARpoS
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*SHOEMAKER'S{
Horse aud Cattle ROVdGr.
Joshua Shoemaker, Proprietor

DIRECTIONS a horse, tablespoonful, two
or three times a week. when sick, table.
spOOnSful day. For a Cow, 1 teaspOontul
twIce waekt when sick, twice day. The
tE-Tnis powder is prepared afteTthe recipe
OF the late DE-. III. O. Wilson, and Is the gHrunt
article owners fabQye named animals should
write AZ Qppu,
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-, a. rnis ten minutes, ssr,
49,. .s'.S w an; mot another until
80 80 .nloss you go on to Sandfcrd
a'ie .ange on 70 the other Hne."