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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

still exists unimpared, and with all its original
Usefulness and glory; growing every day stronger
and stronger in the affections of the great body
Of the American people and attracting more ana
assembled whether belonging to public life or
to private life, with hearts devoutly thankful II
Almighty God for the preservation of the liberty
and feryent praycrs that this deposit, and the
walls and arches rhe dome> and towers the col
umns and entabaturcS. now to be- erected over 1t,
may endure forever
God save th, United States Of America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
THE STORY OF THE CAPITOL.
A CENTURY OLD TO-MORROW W.

FOUNDED BY WASHINGTON AND FINISHED
BY DANIEL WEBSTER.
BEGINNING WITH 4 QUARREL OVEa PLANS
LAYING THE CoRNERsToNE-DEsTRU
OF THE INTERIoR-THE NEW CAPITOL
-wEBSTER'S ORATION-COMPLETION
OF THE DOME-THE STATUE
OF FREEDOM THAT
CROWNS THE
EDIFICE.
One hundred years ago, tomorrow, the corner
stone Of the Nations Capitol was laid by Wash
ington. Tomorrow, in the capital city, the ami
versary will he duly COMMUNICATED. To-day it is
fitting to recall the little that is known of that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
United States Of America 4.
DANIEL Y EBSlFR.
/" SecTetary Of State Of The
United States of America. y


United States of America"
Then the Grand Master of the Masons, Mr.. Il.
b. French. stepped forward. He was girt with
the identical apron which, ffty-eight years be-
fole George Washington had worn at the laying
Of the cornerstone OF the old Capitol. In his
hand he bore Il well-worn gavel, the very same
that Washington had used on that September
morning in 1893 With that gave he struck
the Cornerstone. and declared it to be well laid,
true and trn,ty8 The Rev. Charles \. Davis,
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, next offered
PRAYER. and the whole company then novel around
to tine east front of thr dpI'oi' W''' .hIohs vi
Thousands of people had assembled. Under the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

- fcrvcntly cNhorei. had actually been at
tempted. TIL" outbreak OF the Rebellion iouhd
the great builtline still unfinished vast mass
of .c,iIoldiug marking the plac" now occupied bY
the peerless dome: ana II was not until carry
IN December lsG3, that Cmwiom'S col9'FE.
statue of Freedom cast in bronze by Clark
Mills. wa, set in place upon the lofty tholus. ln
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22


Here ia a little bitof natural tory
which must be remembered about Non
keys, i9Al'tbe mgnlays oktheeld NApsl
hete some'ltind of a thasnb Ws nv 81
GeafFe MivatA a R1eat AodlogiA w13tes.
Any Oh .wqfld monkey tith2a .r6ai.
meptarF thntIb (thaFis3a fiF6hib 6n
if imperfecD is superior in that respect
to an American monkey" In fact the
American monkey has no thumb at all.
Nature compensates in measure for
this defect In our new world monkey by
giving him a wonderful tail This Amer
ican monkey tail is prehensile. It an
swers almost the purpose of a fifth
limb. A South American monkey gives
his tail single hitch around the limb of
tree, and there he. hangs quite com.
foltdbly, indopehdent Of 6atds dr feet.l
AHdrper's Young People. il j
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

laJ. BsIi'nsoa. dTi clay ST. sBaTpasbdifg
Pa, sayshe wHltot be with6d1rj2 King.
New Discovery FOR lCdhsumbti661, Coughs
and Colds, that ID eHftdBh WIZ Wis va.
threatshsdlviIh h THedhioHl5 atteriahii an ilabit AZ.
tack oflhLaTGTlpps,' ~ FHWhgS yAfl6u3 Other
ltremedlhs and,seEdral pliytfeiais bhd d5nd
her no RoodssR RobtHu Oaf4dEj 0fCooks.
BORT, RAa claims Dfl King g. AEe@ lJistbvl
lieFy has done him .mofe g6o9 thRnIahYthHt
hoeY used for Lung iRrUublBl1 aEblhiHs
like H. Free Trial Bottles at1leberls Drus
Store, LehighloR, ana Bieryis DFug StOfel
-YeisspoFt. Mayge bottles, SOC. hndiSkO4
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

Cholera ihfantahi has lSst ms terror.
since the Introduction OF GhahfhkrlsieT .
GQlic. Choera aud DhrYhoga ,ReIneds.
When that remedy is ased and lie ireai.
ment.a directed with each d6hia Is follow
end 9.aure o. eeHtain,i MnAalF slFaters.
promlpeEt merchant At W9ltelshnrg.-
saws: II cnred ms baby boy VI ch0lori
sitter several other TpmeAies Had -faflei
iA1e -Qhild WAS sOi low .thatghei stAhfas
Ilalmost deyQpd the all IQf hpmaR hanslei OF
reach OF any pebicine ''25 aud 50eent bot,
tles for sale BY -tlt 'l'" --'''''f
! 20 A earpahlanby.bh bhs name 81 A s. .Pd tSpr.
tqA tr9m Che rqpf Of a house In .East Das
hoines, Iowa. and sustained D pAipful and
serious sptain 81 the Wrist, which he Cured
with one tottla Of HChkmBaflaims saih
balm llf says, ,it is,wQrth s. "a lbsluIa.i h
fast hlm 20 cents, For sale .by.lI,I .us,uI4
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

fAquestion frequently dslssd is ihIrd
gard TO the method of producing sfdiah-.
bells containing iron balls larger than
the opening in the ubellsa ,Rrmionsito
making a cast the maker Of sleighbells
puts an iron ball inside a sand core, just
the shape of the inside of the bell. This
sand core, With tRe jihglet Inside, is
placed in the mold OF th5f outSid6 and
themeltedmetal poured IN, wh4eh' iiiis
up the space between the ecoresahdmbld,
The hot metal burns the gore soJthat il
can be shalsen ont, leaving the ball With
in the Shell. Bah valves. swivel Joints
and many other articles are cast IN the
same manner. -Detroit FEE fress.i "
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

Father-Ees, 1 admit that biir hoy
amt lazy Y Ha'sas smart as can bo wheir
it comes to tending tralS aud, Turning
errands, but be doesn't seem to have any
business sagacity at all -, n.....oiJi,.
Mother-Why, what makes You, say
that? 9idEilL bus lnhrn4i1 'u
FatherAwelli for e&ainBl9, look What
he did yesterday He itnd four nice, big
fat rabbits, and whatdoes h5do but take
them down tp town tasell hhnh. .ni Why
didn't he take them up StQ 'thql woods
where them them city fellers were h9pHpffri
kate FieIds Washington. .,nns.,t,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22
M,,...;=..llC'1!J:E:..':TI'.EIjlNlI:::::.:::: q NJ: !:

For the next few months gthG
IreatlquestiaR PfijntRHiAndefOD-
.tion and house @lpaintingtwilh
ie theileadingo ebhsljl9rdtibnroI ~
owhSpgI! hlLet. Us make
spggestifohh f9r y2lpn gY4r3iad \ r3iad EBlai}fl4f. EBlai}flt4
h e work done rightiiwfof9n dpI
for you at reasonnhle2fgures,.
II we willnoselld ybtl9ltheewallI
n,an,.l and dRcnnhfini1S 3 6fiihnl
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

Littie Vegetable beaib ,prqlpeers, pq
Wtts Lftte Early RiserF5sP ,cuTs e. palsrious
disorders and segdlate the stomach and
bowels, which prevents heaaqehe o., and
diztiress T! D. Thomas Druggist -, .,y
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

In h,csJ LgIB1 10 tffffIf77Fs SHlbu ih9l olll
h The disst6aneee FROM the fRFtbcstPeipt1 >
Of Rliiais Polar aaiisscoyery tqthe RelsritRslE II
y IIi91ltifesle obi tu uniuqols niBil I9an9s1 "
Each Of four British AHRtEalieH qpIo-iI Ir
pies has, has sffotcbhlmnan fatrth baed Of, ~
III g'"S goVernne M tf.a nrgi 9.1od owt eid dl
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

, saAd. ghlBIh6S sq5ilI bay Siaa5ff
'tse hpq tihA cAsataPi ei6ter gFat tBitouslT
= TBS JIRaarti5 9Rfp fop3obbtp 6al IHiea
ffayPgitei lRpnRss for gilatdvsllnFs in iths
distriatowiddu Observation-Disclosures iutSnt
,6ocleDH fbomqreIH Slietahcte. BOAR pni
Ia, TlIs olagiTslfRAs aliafti 8fsIHlafsdfpeR ig
not e6hi hi liiahihlRflst t}fGtib 400 i445lffl
fust4 mertidlg gdsH np n 95{9pt i5f N, 2, aili 35n
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

lew WcoAss
81 fetadveekt;s" Gle Aebdaqehblaakly.l 10
'sA feruiTeeHSee Udie4- youawatit mo
to he M9i1isstnlISqTnn1pir all my life T
yoqhdBFstd dssdBdSlatAisH Lot mo SO,
and ThGPntp GqlRs back Jlshal abs quite
9oliSH, SH,saanIsaits ana IaARiiibl9YRs y9As more, than
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

7I-A \ that Ihopesty, e4psdahne and IkKiHI
San d9 70 PrqqddnEefe peTteG5 ,pilI Aqs bean
isHl ploSeG ID making DeH1tts Little Early
heaaRche, .Aillogsnass' and con stipdtlOhg Aa
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

biz WaIcouldhhot inlpnovdA Atke huslit54pl
paid double lPe .pEicas oDeYallsW Hit&lid
nEe f1le save osa Is the best be salSf Ebal f1pf
TAomaRi RTuggist.iu ,n911B1 l9BdoIK |
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

ig, Ignorance of the merits of DeWIGPSll o.
Laltll7 Early Risers Is a mifQEtRnea Thtse
! ilte piiB regulate Oh eliYer, cure leq9acheI, =,
bdgfpepsial bad ibfeath,I c6tstibatfdh and
} hilll9qs4ess,ldT, u. Fli6fnasj jjDrugtst .etnpn
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

b Fpug 5Xeippase-haSasib sibaenl lfiuGlof5r'
ieering at = lady for waariHgi chnblin6
lin q public garden mort bus Of Vnto2
4 A Galveston artesian welbWas 1snuk
5000 feet without eneountefins yeith6r
rock FowateGfnu NOT shi qu d9Bd 81
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

Fayre, sweeyer q Qdphquify Agents.
"CQIBao iIsl0 ethiA PnohAq hrV-4Afrl BE

Fayre, Sweeyer & OtIpfnduffy Agents
''Gaggao iIsl9 sthi3 rnohAo Mrl+lylirj Res
ter.%s,sS a,so, ye-,, no,i bIn rsaJ
MI, T,BasteT, wineA his boots with nay.
ticufSfSare. r 1,,,,1J nm, g. bncg.a.
hapsyS '''' s'4'2'i'l''s 10 ol'i'R per-
MshBda sp7mlRsaI hisiWaistt5sy tloySy,I tloS
and ooughed slightly andysaNiI IthaS he
didn't eApag ,;lfii fiibApnplof, higkS iS5b1ild
do him. Ap,Niygtigvisr zhnran. 10 At. mi.
rate, he said the said this with the air OF
a mar prepared Tor any experiment In
the interest n AlstlSkAtsYhgd try.Al0I''dd
Sir Robert ordered a larRe, whisky
and gave inshhctidns mat he was was 10 be
told whaid1oby'loi4BaTh left the h6tsE
1--WE need not Anfyiudtil that hhf
pens" saitf Sif 'BdBetti He eXbiained III
Mr.. Bester what wasl naiyninedI ITIIDl
There was to be no fuss, insisted Sir
p.,.-. 81 ,a1Ht14N y u, iAq,
Po. so, tiis 1is19, lS n5adIE 5d ehie ehIi.e, ert A t9H
Iisbsa Ma a ~ sl,, GS S,9g Ms ,s5S. S1 iIl3T % Laqy
g. - g. -. = - " -, - el'y V'.i,t
''i i'l'''i ''n 'ii5i ana Il'l'is''ii
i1ti ,,1 i.g '.s " 'Iiillk 4,T y n were
n
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

I A story from thuwast Is % tho follow.
ilpgefect; 'kchlcf6lFfhth5r of thestat
.of Waeiihgion' vas almost ruined by
thepu13 Hids at'sk 4 which resorted b.
hls neiglibWh94d and sWallowed tho
eggs and young chickens as they an
peafed. An hiaIiam rto save bis stock
pEuFed unHyui IiHii uhtaa happy Thought
stHpcF hin mid o. iiught quantity of
pprcelsiiineHttegs md scattered chem
about iu the hens nests. The snakes
swallowed tho imitation eggs with avid.
iiy and fatal resulis.-Ncw York Even
ing Sun.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22
-mt BuoISlen's . Arnica sal'vie,l.' '"'

=, Thf best Slyeln the aorBlf6 iuHts; Biaip4S!i
S95iEs, Glgers, sajt RRegW, Feyfr spIes, geteu4
EfuptionS, apg pQsitiYaS eUfe s. ilasI OF ablBap
Eflnlred.n II IS guaranteed 10 giye perfect salts
taeliOils Pr mqpfYl funded. 91Fi8ee2Se(iAtg Yer
WeissPcSu S PSE SAY pY GeOer oteRgAt9Ab9nd tieg
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

The wind from TIE Moth Blows Ws'g gharp HlI'
and keen, aud bad efeetsi6f1oids are Seen.
one 8lpute Cough Cura so safe nndsma.
lTiI Ia quickly perform A gapdsEqui suHe, ~
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22
SFRlNG:N0ARS

noII OF b9II519T ybn9rlB oysd nov u
/ oNewif Spring anda SuHfmeh gh IL
egdBod8f fhjaaa tbSrs ssiyitBh with a9gi Piaa od
| diahan thelsame words m6ang ishi
6s6S'f6st legh otRsae4lgtsi {d algB dM&y2" on .5@
glRaeapRega i4theigooAseEie 2dl
sidllpegJh igS69t8t9$s,o.&n8i 1taI soL
edshalmesV sne5 nOals+#theUe dsai 9d J.
ngHShttyeaFk gt51kof %t5d g%pto5dlsgi,Hi,5,,iaa.,' dlgH5 ia Z
9dBrHFhsdpp sntllpilodap toldiial
,eiAetei,g9efBB Ba$sfEa' j%s9sR4a2 9lRii2ta5@ slS'
= fond tomeTdt ytuEdIiatfdnt 9di Il,
agei by honest, iFFoiqRaaq y rev i.9,
! diFauare eaalmgmtdade Uan6 197e
e 10 yoSat ttlo7Tes82nq}{saaRd l7Ts2q{ oSSS ShaI qol 5ai
mwa haRain suoitiAnoo buR a9o'
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

subsgrfBsS for the thoAl ADyocATr, 5.sa N ~ ~
l,,t heEe 9. ,, aTe d49 1929 sayigR7 RaBFsin the
CtiltSu W I9lalees' sldsmil-q bnG tuH-Halq q
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22
lc8artlas q 'spala.

"lelI 'c6urting IA spain. .,-
"AlaFiIg ths bear,r aud i,faatharinq
the tlyEkaEp still snEsiye Iin provincial
Spanish eOurtship. lmdld' Times and
Istiil I'M 'bhe h0untry tile liver walks
up and tl0wii 'bDdufe tho window bf hi3
sweet heartfor hours didly fdr a y8i4 81
more before masters-are atall advanced.
An English o,alhaaEciia uattler ttil,ht-
W had "a btEmgoAeXIi rituct ia alittie
,taYn in Aialathsia Walking INTO a
i1aTk STREET at uiblit, bB.Wig halted and
iqla 70 70 ha,iI ~T1t s,reet d Hiine. .
cried d Voice, and ho went back. He had
only disturbed a sWaii' amaking the bear
dhdor his inaTnsFari's s wAldov Int pruJ
dence was nteossisy milof the circnm-
stahcos lA 4ilHle elfh5a,H ,Hrderr. ...Hn''
It HilHl M hYh -llun t.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22
pa . sAtelasnl f4eaLmleaR4f.o

g1usttdryIto fTighteii me, win yocutiF'
said AriggsitO BraggsHImop 71h is9iiiD
pb SMh9t 59rFbuo93- 9dtHu .1HaI 9di
In I've, gQt the hiepough and if you
trHghtenn gisi1ns}8 me II VIII make it 90 swayint
H avery Welt aen here goes sd tsbonting fbeIatR !
lHt tieltbbbf hi4 v6itef iehd ME $96f1 77
ii 'hAh, thanksj itasi igohegEAT Texas Sift-
ingstnts aids ri sainHGmoa ineipiti9 II
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

IHienmen do not t)Rthink; they only
dfeaml mlr1 9lHunE14 1n5nat BIB
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

I9II m -T1J'IT5Tf 81 -ITIWFOOU nIH IU
Llyye bees ei5iq[91n can nov Pen fgg&agdad 10
through %gttH the iop opqPs5tof qP5tsof tie d
~ FnGi TSi ASSTriT5Iggorygdt hns sasoqruq tool.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

fH ffThhf''f 'If'hNf ~ hit-Afm irui
Riyei headf ma4e Of slay dlpdBtsd
9yer 90 hs t2E7prefspt pFfegt SiYets aFs
cited py q derunp cQntempQrnrY Rs
makasniit6 klqHu io lave bedn adoutsd
by aorman dtiitrs ih Second hand Steam
boilers with the view of selling them 10
unsuspectiug customers. some folks
might eau that cheating.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

All the talk ln the w9nlilawill sdinDSilr
vince you so quickly es QAe tral 9GuPy-
lIWiLi's Witch fHazef SAVE 'ff6rr scalds6 burns,
bruises, skin Affectiohs kndplts! y hnS "a
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22
AgR0s4 OF ffREPA9R.

NOT narty,nI7 S,SS ,,e,rlv ,nor,iadl
couples 90; For one ssi9g. siE 62hsE l
sO-soUethipv, mpTity e,1ta, fRSt h,
was Ilhk4SiJI IkHv HttI biI Wrne
wife. lie bande5f-t,gIr6bt of the famiiy
eunibas,aNHhHs. 9nd tlb67 EEdryy EEdlr y ypr6ttlssssf
ankle and thsrAs' dseEhdeqbesfed out for
epaei s, - 1So1 ,5Sg
A. sbe ~ ,ti ,,ei
stairs 70 be+ roori tle,,s 81, ~, go ~
3i9f bS8bnilk 8b 5iii Va slg"b KY beT,eves aTil
5asq9fs de3p baql5gs ds lifs'b5i 9nifs bag 1y ~
asW#Pi ResSl9n saj{dARIg saj{dARIg b3S fpb3S TTRSsa25n TsBaFa
.1s9 % h ,sria' e5a 3siit sIf 5Gi5Ahn l5Gi5Ahngif gSif
pel,,A ~, uA i'-'s y iI,eefeiifeeiy, k,i,-I
bs- ',;e U.1 ssI s,a, o 4, sue s.u, nas iau
49,. ;n
sqfHIPa9.f Iel2 10 ,'' '''i ~
bfh9 III gqg9VT3ia q aeSad me- bey tSg s4ms t to
gqeb 91tea gb9f9li5e ie 9iiz5e gizei 10 'iien,si Iio'n
odBtlStssbalqEd y h8g21q qi8af a a,P P%S ysrS,
'SiiS r-,,y ,a,as1alsa, g,
the daaf Tl ,,,;I al u S.,;b,3, ;j
s6,5a AZ. essf- ~
T1ns tSl s5lne 70 ia 95,Jl tj on,
bafIs sAgg5 Hs1' f&jIlS4fn,aHS &ITSf noS sbe -
coR ms tbss8d3a 8dpesnl 55lP3y9mt want re 9ye5 i1
tslst4lilS 4iAgafF9td.seib in9bI'9A 10 ohDoi
Observation-Disclosures iqhdep QSseiiIYi dlR Rbi
Insp1hea'oile ls'l''s,s 1--WE nfefiths later
ms4Sl aa lne09ee % l,ea , ~, mum Ks ll'a. port
W sta iIs t9t5 a1ts,'' 5si, siIDls i,ai9
TglA fdoIl Siftli1II ISt ~ - ' Asl. lgs-
Both Sir Robert Sia II9 XIV f5 shrg m9fisiiE ioai;
edsspg 9tthAfl9s1qiYf 9tthf91 1i q otttiffsDoh Al 9sluS"
.Yhens AybpAl litestt,tb 9gg,isgd fHp iLg4y yjl
TH,b,,,n, -, ,,abor,n.l Al,,,,,,htt,, tdvt1a1i +!
raaD AISLE .Srit,ni,arJ Inn mJr o,S Az
tho @ epyeiSPss, shq,. grew red a. ondYltbonI
onG very i woV' 3 one PerGsea tils 4fi esalni
faaJq5 w n "a dI1 itJtu sst33i5f Stt
fr;puihssaI, ,9dJ i,rlSG4 III ISIl ,iliilbl 4
elsSsSt,Ils,G1 ,5gUo'SsB al IA iiyt u l3l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s;SiasJsd h3,i q lS,iggI SIiS
aysdtglcg6roVe dnts 1mo5i,tslIryitStsJ
inc. bnt yonn, IiadvtIjei,,r,, I,,l;,d.,i1 i1l,l |.
ana 63 9 Elm Elm vi .'.i' ~.
bateEi ift IN ,,' yil'i ! i ~ : ll1 ~, i Y
b,tlt& SgthBeT 5d3 yShiiI8 h3iYi NY ~ /
IN, se9laaa,sdi, M4f4ay a S5giF}l pt4A I
lon,S of ,vo,, oniail,, ,', .avie 81 I Iu' Ut
her husband nl5ci,Ts} 80 80, as o'IA h , '',iu
could notB24t NJ H lnRg RSfSs1i 5fSSsg1iSrieS NJ was
One evenipe, in 40 Iatto,. ,,o,..,,s A.,
dqsi S. oef tffl'i ~ tfpt '.ie
80, -, - il'ea i''L-ii,s 1V the
w slh1llfS w mo Wl4lb lIot4Aaihe race
resglng on l9r, haTlq, loQlSlng out into the Il
square apd seeing hothipga, a,bui trb
AS paBt- BOY entered with a foreign
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

Make your mistakes albsteaqh ymi
IS'''G 5i1 7 10 HI immu.ua2 esN ginhhaw ~
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-22

hi Sparrows are proverbially audacious.
rec6ntlyfehred their ftaii habita-i
id9pjp a railway signal box, ufnifdfdd1
of thea various g. nuisesr resulting from
ehunTtipg the tFaiqsqHAi traip usedtto
make daily lripqp carrying o blaelbir1's
q nest and eggs among the lYoodweFk jun1
q derneath one ~ The carriages CR}enl
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li"0pne neg1p gp1pplgrqatefpl g man dqes, an Injury
100 al who stand in Piqlpf nePd. .bnsisoi
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'nf Wits Witch Hazel salre onrcs niles.
nd hit.s Witch Hazel salFe cures burns
DE wits Witch Hazel saiye cures sores.
pe Wits Miich Hazel baile curea ulcars.
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UsR Ok MAS sARsRfARULiAt,~ IT'S, goiirjtlF aTIIIs
'"' :guiuKIhDTHA avs Uf41Sibei5" ffih
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, Nie.i'ltit Nf4tu Huf NJ WI 6ue ~ h44 FA4t
the goods are worked at high speed sim-
Nsly hirithe cohvthience bf the railway
antigemeiit lion the contrary the d8l
aapd for speed in the case Of 'Iiietchah-
disc traffic is fully abreastof that in the
case Of passengers. i-Bno,idlys ID may be
said % shhat tine Aaglisa goods service Is
'asea ion lbs superstition tltit, bstwean
-Aaport4nt itpYHs ~ lH,st iwhateVeri ids
handed p t4s railway company 90 the
forwarding station over night win be de-
hYaTed y the cQnsiguee tho first thing
Afe1t morning. Now a service such Al
this, iu the nature Of things, can never
be CHEAP oheiuEnt tiifi16ribsy Z AfaJitzi,ib
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The lmproyed industrial DBsjliBEI
company of london, England, has a
capital of 100000 The death rate is
lpW Ia its properties. i1ii sIt8 a0l
woman hefer loses fAltk In Rmatf
WHO treats her we'll .puoI IT " uf 4
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,LLgtteEs Ihat Rqarh .lleIwlIte IIha.e.l

Il1fVStd y y tteRf iN9helNhite lihhse. 80
, tMirrs, Cleveland, Curing her ifrstiorcts
'ladcy Of the White House, made, atGol,
lection Of the Amusing letters d. which
from 'tiinsltS tifhs we're Forwarded n AZ to
lher thFoughfthe mail BY pBrsohs wholly
unlnownito hbI. aThe last week hf tHo
of Aqr stay iB tho White House, pribTn ii
iex77Pl'Spesident HarIison's insuguration9
We're occupied in looking over the,aYas
lanche of private correspondence .re4
Oeiyed ddring' the two years of her resi-,
Idehee therd9 After degtfoying as many
.as possible, chose put aside to be re
tained filled t8Fdpletionithe depths ~ a
ShIatQgsttEpJtke-iKaDi Bioldls Wbtllihg-
ton. .,t,- . a. a.fttt4trfl. lgiTu ii
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ert delightelly,, tel me what it was
that was wt5rtyiffs gdhY'h ~
nuufRhy ybabsoiately elyunotliinslT slTnsIswered
his wife sitstitit0lJVi p5phete wis No ex.
snfqfsBbk tg beib gt1ohguou ndoL
foT8eY tAol4gSSh 9tBEis- -AmdAm tabi
ytSRhq5 aRpko in sagains fir RahertF
Bgh, ,ggtaaiala3 8sSidies 8Sidi sa8df {bref9Endi6f 5wItb
69tell BIT 'HA95iifJ faite, et3 LOOK 6Gt Of dc
wdniiotqBgoTd 9iBh -eiN ,1sifgrRh ot
n6'0lRl4 bagt6ur9qatdoh, Bestefly said
Sir Robert. ''No, you lneaduiti lpdsiin
IqRFaq5q hlfeHg K9gB psppleaNasek, .foi
lY{89gr Yyi{9 1t5r}9gphlS' 'szSf IaPeB 85aza5te,emu,
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usRl lDkH4's sARs&PA1RSttIL,IiAn, n@Gp. ITs N y
m 9hYrHE HINDsTfAT EU RES. y ''i'" u
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!. 4 100 many folks are flpe' 't talf @Pdi ib9
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sohO I9Hhi44 9iSgsBlcss yilaios
Lovnenaa1hsiiib tassiAig liaaags,qRlil laaggly
trqgh il,f T]il9 ioih iliq2ils1 rptrqeioynI !.
hnfeyou missed h6in, my freldf III ynu have
lsHsA aaRadon0V ,sAoOd isbfO ssl5lf
T9their Bt9gy ~ llGll iJfW rSraaan sbnid
ARs %lgst sIs 1s2 1lgssa Il s5 =. isa9 II 9 f4B6rBW
seifjdt5kt sejieiSqaS he bs9q lbv asoyd g ydSsa @d
"letanoatniy 'u0y 'BitleecaANAAh9c nod
l'ssa f36pt9s JqIfibosai BaFBRaI
can feel our way out # yop'n mind"
On the we dark as pitch both Tell into a
ditch
All, the blind had tried leading tho hlindl
Nelly l.. Brown In Kate Fields Washington
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o aBut-that isn't the worst. tellAhm
infonn lark that I'm bit Of scamp ~
kBflf and hrags a bit, and thep Mr..
luHAgoes one better and assur fvne "a
, be, 9urnedthoso letters long ~ pd IA
I was only pretending he'd still ID AheIt
THAT beats anything, do1k itA j AeSeI
#stAmp for You. Making reseiar in
tsnib out of It too
letsSFirl married, wonderT ~
80 understand" said Mr.. Bester.
y Poor girl, " said Sir Robert. "Wondei
who her husband Isl"
"Sir Robert, said voice They had
not turned ON the light, and the room
Ygs growing dark.
I P'My lover" he said
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nisrg usiIiy stiAePgLfttieitrSt st!!h" a.
eahevntll3fiti tllitlS ibroBhtr of9 DAISY
Aillerisnallsastuut atypb THAI his Sd.
ergqBalm9ra famoes isisteh 3r0ne has but
t9lTRtGh ,3griGbihpA'si papperswithsa
very little attention tQ discover this. A, Ii
VIII b6 noticed, too, that those little ones
whose parents arg WeafthY enouSh to
leHvoitiigm In theihauds Of tthihed serv.
pads jhayey htI leASt' on' the ustrfaed, the
hsat llaitedtothelmost.d .doeiHty
This Aeep1stP be,largelH bepRnsaitheserE.
ants eGEagGtta a 6egtailnI sort IF subjlgatiop
from Them AS well as q Teadygobedience
tofWtfdt cdffimARds3 thet themselves NAV
bteal9%6dltSIgvBo Thb ayetage parent
ph4haobnthaiy, qial'A6 apparent idea Of
enforcing o oliisi hl4sires9 MIisten to the
inonib do Observation-Disclosures n as, said
70 tR}9 {Gfhiildra9l Yo9 fnSpuntars in pub,
hc pl1aces and pnatifelh9w seldom any,
heed %hatever Is given jtoIthe speeGh.
Qhte III So itffneS is d liberal allowance.
+Philade1pbia p5f9A hc' JHsH huhi'9i