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, 1890-06-27

CONTENTS: Dyspepsia and its causes.
Experience of a sufferer. Liver complaint a
twin disorder. Con tipation a result OF dys-
pepsia. Food to be taken. Food to be avoided.
Mailed free TO any address. JOHN II. MEAL
WIN, Lowell. Mass, IA years City Treasurer.
, 1890-06-27

DENVER. June 26.-The strike OF mill
and benchmen, which has been on for
two months came to an end this morning,
aud 800 men returned to work at the
old schedule.
, 1890-06-27

BERLIN, June 26.-The reichstag today
rejected all amendments to the army bill
and approved-2ll to 22S-tbe first para
graph. which fixes the peace effective
strength at 4S6. 9S3 men until April, 1894.
, 1890-06-27

CHICAGO. June 26.-The local Brother
hood team again defeated the Bostons to-
day in a game marked by good, clean
hitting on the part OF Chicago. Attend
ance 2 600
Chicago ..........l 3 OOO2l 80
Boston............ 2 = 0 0 o. 0 0 . 6
Hits-Chiclgo II, Boston s. Errors
Chicago 5, Boston 5. Bstteries-Baldwin
and Farrell, Kilroy and Kelly. Um-
pires-Gaffney and Barnes.
, 1890-06-27

PIrrSBURG. June 26.-Clarkson proved
very effective this afternoon and Pittsburg
Ueague) was shut out. Attendance 200.
Boston .............3 l 02OO 0 o. 6
Pits burg........ % 0 0 0 0 o. 0
Base hits-Pittsburg 6, Boston 8.
Errors = Pittsburg ., Boston l. Bat
teries-Mack, Bowman and Deck, Clark
son and Bennett. Umpire-Wilson.
, 1890-06-27

Bought for cash, sold on easy terms, or eN-
changed. Also for rent by the week or month.
Difficult repairing a specially. DENVER
BICYCLE EXCHANGE, 1853 Arapahoe street,
Denver, Col. send for list of secondhand ma
chimes
, 1890-06-27
Chicago IL, Brooklyn 5.

CHICAGO, June 26.-Chicago Ueapue)
punched their hits this afternoon and won
as they pleased. Attendance /, 300.
Chicago..-........4 90 zoos XII
Brooklyn ...........O 0 4 ! o 0 0 0 D 5
Base hits-Chicago O., Brooklyn 5.
Errors-ChicaRo 3, Brooklyn 4 Bat
teries-Euby and Stanzell. Lovett and
DAILY. Umpire-Lynch.
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7 TheCarbon Advocate
sATIrRnAY- nCTnRER oh- 1snn-
CARBON COUNTY TIPS.

A Offering CaslSet of Crisp Uondensations.
Original aud stolen from the Newsy Cren-
lion.
An the public schools in Carbon coun-
ty are at it full blast.
james McSorelY, of Summit Hill, is
among the missed since the Bird instant.
Barney Kildare, of LEWISTON, was
killed in the mines near that place on
Friday.
Elmer J. Kunsman and Miss Lydia
serfass, of Lehigh Gap, have been happily
welded.
In several sections of this county the
index boards on county roads are so much
need of repair that they can't be seen.
Apple pairing parties, spelling bees,
u husks and kindred amusements now
ierest young and old folks in the country.
Farmers, generally, in this section re
oort two-third potato crop. The price
On this necessary article of food is on the
upward bound.
The Democracy of Lower Towamen-
sing will pow-wow at Henry's Hotel, Little
Gap, tonight friday. A coteric of able
speakers will be in attendance.
AN interesting daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George NJ. Davis died at I.ansford
Saturday. In their sad aflliction the
CARBON ADVOCATE extends sincere eX-
preston of sympathy.
The late Grand Jury has recommended
that the board for county prisoners in the
Jail at Mauch Chunk be increased from
81 1.2 cents per day to 30 cents. $3.50 pei
week; It wouldn't be so bad, would itP
Stephen Miller, of Mahoning township,
Is tue owner of sun flower stalk thirteen
feet four inches high bearing 295 seperatC
flowers. Mr. Miller, who is n years of age
Aud'a life long Republican, calls it Della
mater bouquet"
Among the correspondence of Ware
s. Rosenthal, of New York, dealers il
"green goods.' who were arrested feE
DAYS ago in that city, letters were founC
from Carbon county men, as follows: J
Is. Breslln, Lansford, and DR.. A. NJ. Sitter
Ashfeld.
-beoIBt mOlblhcI D"NlS' VI i-"h9'piN
has been named as the Republican candi
date for Congress from this district, com
prislng the counties of Carbon, MoDro
and Northampton. Mr.. Davis, is perhaps
one of the most popular Republicans i
Carbon county, and will poll large vote
Early Tuesday morning man name
Wentz. residing at Lehigh Gap, and en-
ployed at Morey's bakery, Slatingtor
started to walk from the latter place to h
home on the railroad. When midway b,
tween the two towns he stepped out of IL
way Of one train only TO be caught by al
other and so badly mutilated as to be III
recognizable. He was twenty-elght yea
of age and married.
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asbaeId Sauibs,

Nathan Kolb is the happy dad of a
bright and bouncing boy baby.
The public schools of East Penn town
ship will be furnished with physiology
charts.
ALVIN Hoffman and Miss Lizzie Smith
have been happily united in She golden
bonds OF matrimony.
There was big meeting Of the un'
terrified Democracy at the public house Of
Penrose George, Monday evening.
The sacrament of the Lorn's Supper
will be administered to the members o
the Lutheran congregation of Pennsylll
on next Sunday. Preparatory service
will he held on Saturday afternoon.
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A Quilting Party.

A pleasant quilting party came off at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Zahn, on South
Second street, Saturday afternoon last,
when two handsome coyerlets were made,
Those present were Messdames W. Hontz,
NJ. Greenawalt, Ed Oil, r.. Fenstermacher,
r. RhOads, F. Zohn, r. Rooms, c. Fort
wangler, G. Schmale, E. Hough, F. Fink,
George Smith, w, Benninger and Mother
Holenbach.
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ORANpArL q KLEoKNER,
Ballot Reform Meeting Postponed.

The ballot reform meeting, announced
by poster the last few days, viii h was to
he addressed by John J. Hart, of scran-
ton, Pa, general lecturer of the Knights
Of Labor from the balcony OF the Ex-
change Hotel, has been postponed unit!
Sunday evening. Mr.. Hart will be on
hand to fulfill the engagement at Gabers
Hall at eight O'clock All are invited IA
attend and especially the ladies',
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-10-25

Perhaps, in hardwood NANTES, CRATES,
open fire places, Tenders, tiling, slate
mantles and cabinets for slated mantles
particularly il you contemplate building OF
improving your present home. We makt
a specially of these goods and offer then
at lowest possible prices. We ask you L
call and see our goods Sample rooms
100 Hamilton street. Allentown.
CRANDAII a KLFCKNER.
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oomplImentary % Prof. steltler

Complimentary to Prof. stettier
10 is with much pleasure that this paper
.re-publishes from the Lebanon poiB
Times thefollowing highly Complimentary
allusion to Prof. F. J. steuler,. formerly
the able principal Of our public schools,
aud much esteemed citizens
"Prof. f. j. Stetller, the principal Of
the High School of this city, has inaugu.
raed a system OF teaching and government
of the school, which, for the short time hC
has been in charge, has resulted not only
| in the advancement OF the scholars, but in
a high order of discipline. Prof Stettlel
/ Is the right man in the right place, and Ia,
members of the Board OF Control are to b,
/ commended for selecting so able an educa
/ tor TO take charge of the High School, an(
one who has already so signally demon
/ sirated his abilities
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Bnv Your winter Clothing

at sondhelm's one Price Star Clothing
Hall, Mauch Chunk, because our stock is
immense now and we can sell you boys
sult or oYercoat at $l.5O, $3.50, 81, 81 and
up. Mems suits and oYercoats al 81, So
IS, $40 up TO $50 aud you will save money
by calling on MS.
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1t does foe afacll James 7. Mulhearn,
of Lansford, VINO is making the canvass
for equity treasurer on the Democratic
ticket, reports prospects bright all over the
county. 1t seems the general impression
that the result with him is only a question
Of how bic the majority will be-
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nenaocratic aLeetlnv.

There will be a big Democratic meeting
in the Opera House, Tuesday evening,
when Judge Harvey, of Allentown, Hon.
Allen Craig, of Manch Chunk, and Other
leading Democrats will speak on the liy,
issues of the day..
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There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
Just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having K.
'Tis sold everywhere.
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,lvstera i'm Itverv stvle.

John Eaches, on Bankway, serves
oysters in every style--stews, soups Or raw
and in any quantity desired. Leave your
order with him ard the goods will be de
liyered. Patronize home trade. Lowest
prices.
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Apleasantsociai.

Miss Anzio, the eslimable daughter of
VIM. MOniz, Of Third street, gave a pleas
amt little social 10 her friends on Thursday
evening. The evening was delightfully."-
spent in the usual manner, concluded at a
late hour with a delectabe repast. Those
present were Misses Debbie Derr, Emma
Geggus, Jennie Irwin, Anzie and Agne,
Bauer, Annie Swartz, and Messers. Frank
and win Obort, Vim, Yenser and Tigl
Knerr.
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400 Ladies' and Misses Cont.

in the latest make and styles marked al
rock bottom prices, can be had at the One
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
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LEHIGHTON, Pa, Aug. >, 1890.
DIR. w. L. DANZER, Hazleton, Pa,
Dear Sir: After trying for three years TO
gel pair of glasses TO suit my eyes, and
failed, | find to my surprise that those pre-
scribed by you. fit accurately, they have im-
proved my eyesight a great deal. would
not do without them
Respectfully yours,
Il. ID. THOMAS.
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A house and lot, situated in Jamestown,
Just outside Lehighton, is offered for sale.
The lot is large and the dwelling Is lSX22
feet, with kitchen attached l0xlS feet.
The price is $500, one hall cash balance in
monthly payments. For further particu-
lars call at this office. {. (,
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nuoo bo,,Jor from Tho ,,orntoj, sido
rolled into the road Immediately in front
of his team of horses. His escape from
being crushed TO death was very close.
-Maucb Cbpnk is inst now snorting a
larger number of boilers and kickers. of
presumed Democratic propensities. than
Guy ornei 'o"m ~ '"9 county lney say
Siewers and a few other shining lights are
in the cotere. These fellows want to oct
into line.
Walking no broadway Wednesday
morning your CORRESPONDENT saw John
l}ohn, of Packerton. lie was on his way
to see the 70 s. Pension Examiners. Horn.
Reber and Tweedle. who meet once a week
in Oak Hall. SIr. Bonn was member of
Co. b., 23rd Rest. p. ", and served three
years within one month. He participated
in all engagements, dating from the battle
of Fredericksburg and was wounded at
Funckstown after passing safely tj,roupb
the fearful battle Of Gettvsburq. He is an
active member of John d. Bertolette POST.
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Boys Overcoats, Men's Overcoats.
are now the go and should be bought at
sondheim's One Price Star Clothing Hall,
Mauch Chunk, because our stock Is inn
mense aud our prices guaranteed TO be the
lowest in this valley
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-10-25

THE only way to be happy,
Have yonr pictures taken by
the N. Y. Portrait Co.
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10 10 FRS. RODERER, under the Exchange
VI Hotel, Bank street, tor a smooth shave or
fashionable hair cut. aH~ Closed ON sunday s
R0eder's Beir tonic, cures Dandrufi.
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Jersey aud Beaver Jackets

for ladies and misses can be bought from
81 up at the One Psiee Star Clothing Hall
Mauch Chunk.
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worth of clothing YOU buy at Sondheim's
One Price star Clothing Hall, Mauch
Chunk,
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]. T. NUsBAUM,

First Street, between South and Plum streets,
Lehighton, Pa.
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omers, the doubles and the inter collegiate


Yr Champions. Match. ''h Be-
p n so,rs Singles-all Nan
1901 c. NJ. Clark and nor,,,os No,
T. ". Taylor. ''o1"i'' NC"
r. d. Sears. oingies co;nars New
R. D. Scars and nor,,es Nan
1852 J. Dwight. Do"''' -Ne'
z. D. Sears. sngles comars New
r. d. Scars and norn,os Nov
j. Dwight. Nou'io'' 'O'
1883 J. J. cli Harvard
Il. A. Taylor Singles LII LII uor
p D. l. ~ oie@ G late
harvard. Singles-an New
r. D. Sears. corners
r. d. Sears and non,,,as Nav
J. Dwight. DouoieS' Ne'
1884 w. p. Knapp, lInter.
w. ?. Knapp Do'6les collie collie Har
and W, v. 5 'si"''
Thorne, Yale. Sinples-an Nov
Il. d. Sears, corners.
r. D. Sears and Dor,,os Non
j. S. Clark Do"oie'' New
1885 W. 7. Knapp,
Yale Si,.,o. Inter NJ.
w. ?. Knapp & 5 6a,SIes fcolle- New "
II. W. Shep III oies giate. u
man. aie. Singles-an New
E. D. Sears. corners
r. D. Sears & norh,es Nav
j. Dwight. N0"0i0'' NC"
1886 G; NJ. Brinley,
Trinity. SINGLES Inter Now
w. p. Knapp, i 1a.Sioe tcolle- Ne r.
W. L. That ~ ''0' giate. i
n n so,ro singles-all Nou
- a. 90 corners. N0"
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J. Dwight, l'ouOio'' or"i
1857 p. S. Sears,
p HAZARD; I'D. Singles Inter New
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5. Campbell 'o'g ~
1883 p. s. Sears.
Harvard. ;.,,o. Inter ~
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5. Campbell 70 ''ieS giate. II
Columbia.
Il. w slooo,n, Singles-an Nov
H. A. Taylor 4 CO..
II. w. sioeunl. Doubles. Stat
1852 II. P. Hunt
ington, jr..
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o. S. Campbell 9 9S,i,g5i;es collie NG E,
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WriEht, Co.
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Last year they won victory over Hall
and Carver, two of the finest cracks in the
west, scoring in the finals G3, f-l and 62.
The Chicago tournament will decide the
competitions of the east and west at New
port and the American double champion
ship for 1850.
Not the least interesting fixture for the
season is the single ard double champion
ships for women. There are several tennis
clubs composed exclusively of the fair sex
and belonging to the u. S. n. L.. T. A, n
majority OF them located in New York and
Philadelphia. Last year there were several
exciting matches, in which the superior
play OF Miss Robinson and Miss Roosevelt
was quite marked. In some of the tour
neys-notably at Narragansett pier-there
were rallies in which the ball crossed the
net more frequently than in the best con-
tests between men. 1t is generally agreed
that in '1obbing" and tossing" the ladies
are the peers of the male players, as these
strokes call for delicacy and dizziness,
rather than strength.
According to,the best masculine experts,
the ladies have been hugging delusion in
regarding lawn tennis as a game peculiarly
suited to their sex. 1t goes quite nicely
when they play in mild, easy going fash
ion, as one sees it played occasionally. But
tennis is very far from being woman's
sport As now played by amateurs all
over the country it demands degree of
muscular exertion and even violence as
great as baseball. Yet womau's con-
fidence when she sets out to play the
game is sublime. She is sure she is going
to win; and she swings her drapery, tight
ems her hat or her particolored tennis cap,
sticks her little heels deep into the turf
and clutching the racquet, runs up to the
net and ''smashes" the ball like little
man. She can't make a long stroke, like
her masculine partner, but she can
smash and volley and do all the difficult
things, and do them well, too.
All she lacks is the physical strength
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THE FOUR CHAMPIONS.

Among the fine players who will be he ard
from in the various tournaments, Howard
a. Taylor, of New York Athletic club, one
OF the rising starts of the tennis court,
stands prominent. In the classification for
last year, Taylor ranked very high, and it
was even predicted that he would win the
ll-Comers, and make a strong bid
for the championship His defeat by O.
A. Shaw, OF Harvard, took everybody by
surprise. Shaw, kept up the remarka-
be record, however, and did asto1ishingly
good work, beating the best men at New
York and Narragansett Pier, and making so
good a showing that many Were disposed
to accord him second place in the ranking
this year. He may give Slocum strong
fight for the championship. Two other
famous cracks, who are sure to be heard
from. are o. S. Campbell. who beat Meers,
the English player, and scored line of VIC
tories at Narragansett. and w. p. Knapp,
who won victory over Taylor at Newport.
G. A. Chase, who at one time defeated both
Shaw and Campbell; r. Z. Huntington, jr,
Yale's champion and a thorough expert in
dirt court but rather weak player on
the turf, yet who has made fine record as
good, oven, consistent player; p S. Sears,
a brother of the famous Richard d. Sears,
and who seems to have inherited what
lovers of the game cal, the "tennis strain, -
like all his family; Valentine C. Hall, the
secretary OF the New York Athletic club, a
good. all-round. reliable player; Dean Mil
! Ter, Clarence Hobart, Francis q. Beach, r.
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V. Beach, j. W. Nichols, jr., Fred Mans
field, j. Hovcy, y. L. Reeves, M. Fielding,
George IL. Fearing. IT., &. T.. Sands, T. s.
Taylor, George a. Hurd, A. L. Williston,
j. a. Ryerson, NJ. X. Wright, besides the
champions and the noted plavers already
named, are among these entered in the AL
Corners at the Newport Casino grounds, as
competitors Tor tie handsome prize that
always accompanies the honor of holding
the champion cup.
There arc each year from thirty to forty
entries in the Ail-Comers. ~ system Of
elimination the number is reduced until it
gets down TO ono man, who then contests
VITA tac present Champion for the title at
singles. The Casino grounds, where the
court is laid, are the finest IN America, ard
the broad stretch is as level as billiard
table. with wide border outside tie court
for the use OF spectators. Or three sides
the field is shaded by trees, and with the
turf IN p-.lie condition there is not Il par
ticie OK d.ist to vex tae players.
Outside TIE Aii-Comers, tho two princi-
pal fixtures are the eastern and western
double championships, the former at
Staten Isianl and the latter at Chicago.
Last year tie eastern doubles could
hardly be called Success. The entries
were few ard the weather unfavorable
Tie brilliant Playing CT Slocum, Camp
bell, Taslcr AMI Valentino G.. Hall.
the four chaGpions of 1855, alone
redeemed tbs tournament Tbs wears
entries include all four, and many
new aspirarts Tor the honors as Well Tay-
lor and SlocGm, although they think of
retiring from tie game this year, have
pledged themselves to play, and Hall and
Campbell are eager to ayenGe last years
defeat.
In the western doubles at Chicago the
Chase brothers will again enter the list.
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and endurance that are essential to the
game, especially when she has TO be on her
feet at it for hours on broiling day.
They can't play the game at all"
said Secretary Hall, of the U. S. N. l..
T. A. 1.-THE exercise is too violent for
them. II ey play very nicely among
themselves, however" Champion Taylor
says the same thing, practically. Still the
dear creatures keep it up and seem to
enjoy it.
The intercollegiate tournament at New
Haven in October is yet too far ahead TO
discuss. A score of the smaller tennis
clubs have arranged their meeting at
Rochester, n. Y, New Haven, Monterey,
Cal, Bar Harbor, Nanant, Narragansett,
Lenox and other places where there are
fine courts, and altogether the season
promis to be an unusually excellent one
for the devotees of the popular sport
G. II. LANDIsoN
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Epoch

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks an
epoch in the life of the Individual Such a
remarkable event is treasured in the mem
Dry and the agency whereby the good health
has been attained is gratefully blessed.
Hence it is that so much is heard in praise
OF Electric Bitters. So many feel they owe
their restoration to health to the use of the
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ing you will surely find relief by use of Elec
trio Bitters. Sold at soc. and 81 per bot
tie at a. G. Smith g. Co.'s drug store.
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NEURALGIA CAUSES MUCH INSANITY

The highest medical authorities of Eu-
rope and America have recently decided
that large percentage of cases OF insanity
is caused by the excruciating pains of neu
ralgia of the head and face. If any member
OF your family suffers this tormentor, in
duce them to try Billiards. Snow Liniment
One application will afford immediate re-
lief and YOU will soon be rid of a danger
Gus and tormenting disease. Billiards.
Snow Liniment is the most penetrating
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old sores, corns, bun;ons, etc. IL pene-
trates and opens the pores, drawing all
poisonous matter to the surface, restoring
and promoting natural circulation of the
blood through the diseased parts.-11.