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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-26

Thosk who believe that the mptrimo-
nial nd yer tiaomss .aFieinatfa fIr Thy
moder1 Sunday lS1 &
suit al Ipsyieili
tS0h Which cQi
)nsnt.
40 lheldNH So
lliS IlisslGt 8t''S q
Fguds himssst
to auy hngcls69 giy[a
l Ss9Gn1 of Dobls S9a Eeir. %il. and keep zee 'p up
SIR ntmeB odI an fanEieF1 6FiTy'yy,fn-I
I noblcd o}Ndeed Col 4af1ris hhdiaucehtfal
renowh. Ladies at a certain period Of
ldhG 4ed not applyv-Eesstnaas-f -favors
hHp bdld Such ladies as this adver-
Ascmc bit may induce to apply or send
klleir agents (but no servants or
ruatrohah haTB dl8SJ Et5J hebGB diel
Site III @ arb q gSfFroeSbIg gfBB5tss,. t3Rd sg5uls 5
sbes eFsEaat aaOvhil8 agA6SBR 9ThS
koAY'ihq shah ithpfeH Heee8ie WhSfifql
] will t,bf a. A9Eoness and renA{ affotfipg-
HQl Efdp biftPg98 WaAdsJl.h B6Jd
isSfluafTO fats60tolall hslibbIdy8Heah
! ldiFiNiHIsPS hp4mpfRBoAis s9hGAYRdi
1 'bdtltaEor him With your smiles, and
ppaus 81 PiI9Iar9 aIait ySaP Reb9hii
II j. Not Observation-Disclosures hfnF
'tIBhEdel5R III qS6s. Rh iihHaVe ofJhe Hddbf
d&Fki itanad0Wfl iR WGiag6fGGastM
hregA.l ISssoPFS Ss.FS IN G2ySFtS 9fS t.SgS't 2
gbdn Ebal5et9 l9aJ g4R smsag1i
l,rGE hdphs.Iigs dhqRghtYel lnerfI5PB
lheat,' We, were pioneer faf3Pers and
btsfe1 IniG ioab ctSih say ie ~ uRr1sel
\ fCsEt duffihnabldisthk floeIA RAoa 3asns
| y carPetedi Wghed gple4tX ~ 9hbNPd
plenty to wear.4 But we raised every
dthingl ourselves, and made our own
4 cloth. We had no money to go TO
T5s$tB .G5l3 SgSfalla aS3tSBa9FFjI FFI'1 T1SPV PV
Ib88hs two things we were all fond Of,
R3 q 1isSes RGS II 65sa Eci iaS bH te eR
bbutCEde couldat, and 4. made us feel
| Nogy miserable 4oibBaB bg6rdi1qfBge
Y Two things were salt mackeret and
store mOlasses-
n q Little Girl-oaol -Why,-what did
yoyJfa ave TO eat, then9
y uh6ta andma-Nothing buepsGf RFtF@
chick ens, venison, qUfA tti54eSe,
.hEild ducks, brook trout and such
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-26
nRRtHlIIR OWN illCYORl gnil

For one dollar get bottle of Meyers
@%R9RSiiS fop fRFS HASBBFS H8Es FaEf a5 Yi la
guaranteed by your druggist.
tarrh Sad hay Ifst6p IS by inhdidti5h,
We have worked for years to accom-.
lng tSn maisia aRS 5lhGI{ ahdSSl MAJ HS
tic Catarrh Cure, which is used by his
tss RSg It SERRS @ f. SS Sgse 10 'Ba a&ar E
how long standing. One bottle is oil
EGa Sst Rsi2 y, Il Il
druggist or address The Meyers Drul
co' ogklfdsMdW .yl9yipnl,xa
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-26
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n,,shjnsi LII a41 4, sSip,,,li Sfnt
customad all my life"
"Why, Great Scott, i1uufui inter
posed the astonishod lover, - am
worth tfb1qollaEshYJ yogFi Fat5fTihi
In the STYLE" resumedAEs otaJfh
slowly and with dignity, 10 which /
have eeNg 1TRAtt9Psfa9RWy s1listN I, ,tGc
should wish TO be supported by sl6tinBj
and indulgent husband9'
He replied humbly that.he thought
he coulhn NRd Bin "a h3t L1iA6saq,ieht
married tltfeO las &astatb87uala6tep
lost the advantage she had gained
in this preliminary t-to.--Chieago
Tribunesi9wOM nwBI lasdW
;05 9 SSo 4aII2Jy. ;OG.S& mi
A certain clerk in a DelG5itE: teiFi
lishment, who has money Of his own,
but holds a, position for the looks, OF
the thiat9 aA8ttI9T 3 dbiifBe e aaftit9sad,
by the i4eSIfhehhen8ss B9gkipeSsooi
hard, hard and S'Gna5i}hS6 rs 6TSst eAi BIS 3lH155aaes
u caasstbl ~ y6c,c4S sEldst4thai,
pCsS sWSato s4bs588ts tRslb9" 9R9TiRSad tRe
manager. a
Il want fewer working hours"
,,d The a., IS5nss6fis IS5ss6ss Rsa a,BliivGTP V'sSHl On
"wefSni@s 8aiaiisAnpgtAfuhUs q
don't sSe,PBw HAl Sfn epfP9gf it, gRI
less we'maIse more than tyv9nty-fouE
hours sgfdeN II 20 a, IdllV ~ tlnAd Gtflad
ended t1e straa{s -Detdoit, ,E9ee Pgss0
S,:arU..JTS up.p a. ar
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-26
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SEQ Ihe WorId'H fhIr Inf fIIteeh NehIs'
Upon receipt OF your address and fifteen
cents in postage stamps, weNfF " HfT
our Souvenir Portfolio Of TIE Ndfrd's r
Cclum Pigh ,ESpbstjeng liza FRsg glaTrtIhce is
4iitY cents but as We WANT you 70 have
one, we make the pAW IgOTgHEh You
,Rh bud / work OF az and a thing Z be
prizalB gntebnlalhlnih hsa9deyeBdhthH
asg. aR9djlglpYph 6eseFiPHqHS oid9Heys
not 4aE6idi tith Ia, dfteeE sipglsd itbkaD
ISi WIN ; AlosstERhfy hfytSR3nPp.s sfPb1fA n. G.sSdPa
.ea, hARi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-26

USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, ITS
THE KIND eTHATgqBEs,i
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-26
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-26
THE WONDER OF THE AaE.

Have pou catarrh No doubt yop
have. ISMastIpt6He A64 4bifaaIsted.
Get a bottle of Mayors Magnetic
Catarrh Cure from your druggist. It's
the osls81iieAgl GF GtgiiAAhI dhplthS
market aud absolutely guaranteed.
For sale by DR.. @. 4. Horn. Price 81,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-26

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10 mnnyd ,Binig1iV issW 70 nOsllW astiN !
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~ 10 vidhi3sn innuua shj busi3s Iliw IIsdfo
.uh ,di 90 nwotn9lfA ia sdulo oiisIoSmbde
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nll svh ot bs9ustu9s shw .PnoI1smIA ssdnAa6TT
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l,544 siidW fS qua .hf ,HAodXANtB7o a
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5ai yllstnsho18 I'd siii96iH1iO 90 pntogR.t
g f,a llAd sdEr SguolioOoM suRId gIA toda
i9$ $ sasGlas sas sl5a.ss3sN1EGFEREsRtt.'s4sS2s tt'sS2si ~
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I .slvnu A udaI- 70 WA. .HsrssHO rskW
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zoo .s1ssy ~ bsga .Vlim6 sHlRe 10 stat35r
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= doIdw 59s65 IaIlmI6 SdSis 70 b5fht sA3
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-26

PROPER Es sN
Isths stooi,ins iiS,SS7 .e
|H Com l<1 I|
n with the col
And d be inevi Pc iourh
khe order IA ~
that win ti
the stglisi p -
kAvomen 10
her dik ikc,
M Thdre
BEEN 10 tbifl
L lsh orlfashfshl " 4 9; 81 is. 81
siain p eople N 9 ~ furs ~ y ;stai
Hsvith the timtA thatfs Quite AZ a ~ upv
Ilheces4 AIRY If this seBScl ed mo tsij Vl5Sfs a
S,raieStway aabtw pa tai1SS RrEb EARs I4 iA
baerG bne q Dt os Se 3SitsIgB sHd a 9b gIgg
s eut allowing for for t! 9 the uP SSis
tor iHtRdobSARAe 3sj5ek9a1sn natRo q
health, these ussinb ont6o oaeddAnih hoait INA .ha
are dppted. ( sniW s19ii1 rs 5V 1
lh Il hhs been decided by very eminent IT
Authotity that much Ub'the AL K, y hsd
and nianss4Rf ithsuHsSio Joys dHflmsatsuoa oa lsRti
nlSindl are ollirEsgifisg tJ7iiiHi ittanRl sFp
Shoes. pgt aertestoI NJ M lirfe Ne lIbsa
creme y sahsitivd, tnd Sf n r n \
or croHded ppA of sheiFIBa attiFai iR9sit iti9pdrfpi
Aatur4 puDiihesiibyd tho Rnesto pi2gDuik, aiiiS
tng did dtress WOAheh1 ak&shd hleg NAa8 sale
Ebarrok sIR9esY'alrb fiavni a Igdfhs stgofh t4Ea
ghat w9iSseoR4dee9 VI / SkikhtHR9, Z 'dl99i
Abotgear ilnyst l195fths ssltg htast idea pf, aaW
She confgtIl 10 she edeEiaeddfruntndOdA bl loal
FSasy sh5esr .lMgByn sYofntnH 1 nbaalid tasI
ftpen, for ~ 1iI3i Qt 81 ll fflrS n -
part ot their lives In state llpts Hlu42st II
chronic invaCtliRLdEsDlslB y iEdElaEDt taib zIfi N I
way -ti edRicRb Rbtheshrh4seie tllelYif maI
feet r4ffSi9I 44fSiI as5iJS aiifRtI Jt1; VT;
them, a1ittI 5 \, Sifsae 81 NJ ~ \ ~
their 4hoas9Fe ~ 5iSshti tisSIinsaA iiIHl sBfif
subject i'm ihkq salBst frfvoltMs AlehNRIb ID o,
and Laugh I'd te6rhi spp "a rs Y I2SGl1tg
vince the9, eI.' t st53sg " XVI
and e3claiW;rrud oi b9mess III isTn IA III iy1IoI n
'Jutt loelaat TJltiSgi HIfbeHA gThHNA9edH
mild toSgahrgNki 'bs9DbsI ,enOt9sIlb sdt batT aN
Amd ing ie1ecoRge6s 9a@ G4f HshyellitEla 4, o 9
groun he'd !, BHlgl .tf 5jlvtpce tIss,d
rising epegaEi ~ taS tdslat lIti o(loprSHd sdl
| portio n e-taoSesA ISb4 h3 ARAinsAre fas9hT9S
~ any nE1iat dgA etlfuik FtRRHRas9 ~ tihlq'
try nl9 7,.4 q a a 1a RI " i II SIilS N
'uers pisHrRfSP lBIfE9f3 os8RRldS tln6
not bd voted mark of beauty, ahdVttIeR9l
Disaanrh to see why asfBOt ppIiAs9hR en-.
/ lthalyIunslritetf 81 4kAize t84he fA1t 81 thfk
W. =. Ia a naaN NWkn
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-26
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bad never played together, and
s3ysijB EfTS IS Tf5Tg q 8fS8slB93r99f' 'BaGIa IN
d Ilackberrying together like other
si3f6S Ahi1fffFu 4A4G tAsSfEEeW.
nl this fashion, and had been girl
boy, and now were maid and man,
hSdifisA9ntspoaI weaasAighiARA
ohpromising as ever.
n Aen Miss Lucia stood at the kitchen
r Observation-Disclosures hpmn1uglal
tdh Of . hymn and shaking the
ID ploth at the same time. ,Fpt old
II MbRmaa aatsAbh hausAfne N the
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-26

-noo ohw nHmIiEdo edl ii ,b9obni ,osiW
yd ath9ned bns sr9qsq yi1nq aid stlDs
".m9di egig vodi osiyds 9di
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-26

AL llelalk W tRA IRprldMih M, as9ns.
vince you soO9llaklyldts vaRa riFiRl sai iaPa
Miltls &lLejl thazVl SalYe for scalds, burns,
brusSs, skin affections and piles.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-26

A great nFWHY especially yQuuE
n9ti III b at
q Shfld gets stung by a bee or hornet.
Soda moistened with water and applied
laifs5EE to lBh9ff5t1 eeiAF Q'1iif Gaia ! th9I
pain gslmpAt ts1Be aiAteltsand sPuntsr1d
act the poison. But when one is away
off In the wsaAs or ina feidSit is Feil
StidIIysd tbt4dhrh rht11 IAtH rem &ehldS
that are just as efficient and near at
hand. Three -difirrept FprietieAof veg
hi4ldn bl h1J Jkikd, kalh1rehhs quick
" as possible, the leaves bruised and
rubbed on thPTwound, will have the
lasule efeect Il Lib soda. If In q barren
spot away from vegetation, take some
.ee6th .9fnny. ClF5Ippaf ;Rostfh itrqthBtA
adhere to the surface, and lay " on,
Caad thS efeot s7fildbe lllRei fhS Sltfc,D t0hd
daNIa H&ghbdsfs fprTat CFad sTuapjFk
,Rl9pg The fegP99 next fbe highway, 9Ra,
) lhb4pgi ABOUT hinder tlie rails, 1&heh'R IL
edBdbilaly amnE8Bh aiheGns4Oaadfeiirn
t9yeJ5gymhlaiRs aqRIl ~ IN h99dI,
|, fought the bees away 1t ran immediateS
W to d. EhSid' puadfe ih tBe rehd bkd 9etll
cred it's head and ears with mud. In a
6i1prN timd " seemed TO be at ease and
eufhgrng' hbA inconvenience from the
ssAf Be- ii55G& y&1T &S1lIld $af4ii & ffGsfa
Cas11a-I
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-26

DP PES yer see him, honey3" She said,
81 look at datl" 'slletp64htedq qtdi the
ID, which was running over with gay
I'd ing glories, their blue and pink
Fhlte cups ,sTIrssd Ipif trRPPetS
4 likewise rylS4inA AlJnkl kltEeifhJe,
balancing himself by the tangle Of
ID was a roly-poly white ball ot a
'sP. aif&5A - ql4slO9 effE
1T her ia his sharp Claws and doomed
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-26

1si;sss a1,Sise' Eim PE e
Hurry, Martial" Miss Lucia wrung her
hhndsavi2 OF 9gRlnpyba ,Iiadl o.
"Shoo, he can II hurt EN- Martha
answer9dS ST9,{shhk.W' 'BAt Pa eliasg
.hiib. sEatnyoBvssatrbW .eboog
She waddl0d- toward fthe. tenceI her
,fsE 4ideg shaiIfAk, ana &WSRay Went the
Riten hssF theastAHitBidOUs tB hlos
y NON thehSu bad 9It sAidI lAAIisa 4iSfis,
"HeE going to Be a nuisance,n
IuHSie white bitteAj gee1he4 Noi eAtd
that fence as his special playiGroRpd
fIe enjoyed the vines ve htelt 10
finally destroyed thse.Abe5heS bcBni-
plet9ly. Then he began making short
ss9EtihsE&o ,dHoe oebetttSSds camt X Saele..
liitHyi,,arinn oor.oesA hTiea Tuoiaia haolr
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-26

q and then home again. The first
times Miss Lucia assisted his do
thre. She impressed upon Aunt
'tha the fact that he must be sent
y, And yet, one day, what did
u Martha do but catch her mistress
\ very act of giving the white kit
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-26
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-02
WILD STEER
Gets Loose in st. Louis and Cores
Several PeOpIe

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. IA wild steer
of the Texas variety got loose here this
afternoon, and i'll wild dash through
the streets badly gored Officer William
Tierney, tossed John Mann and Oracle
Kelly. knocked down several other peo-
pie and badly frightened probably a
thousand. The animal escaped from
butcher IN the vicinity of Jefferson aY-
enue and Howard street. 1t ran down
Howard street just at the time the chill
dren were coming from the schools in
the neiehborhood, and the streets were
crowded with them. The animal, fright
ened at the cries of the children, ran
with It's head down, hooking right and
left, over district comprising several
city blocks. During its career the steer
was followed by several police officers,
who fired at it whenever there was a
chance to do so without endangering
the lives of any of the people on the
street. When corralled on Fourteenth
and Franklin avenue the animal was
killed by the bullets OF seven of eight
policemen and citizens. Of the injured,
those mentioned by name were quite
seriously hurt; the others were able to
get away without assistance.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-02
Death of II. j. Kreutzian.

Special to the Globe.
MANKATo, Nov. III. j. Kreutzian,
general agent for Aultman & Miller,
Minneapolis, died at his home in this
city of erysipelas and infiammatory heu-
matism. He was only sick four days. The
firm sent message of coincidence and
stated that its travelling men would
attend the funeral in body, which will
be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon. His parents reside in Chas ka.
He leaves wife and little daughter.
He was member of the Masons and
highly respected.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-02
John Smiths Good Name.

RED WING. Nov. There is an
interesting damage suit in progress here
in the district court. John Smith, of
Kasson, Dodge county, sues Mrs. Mary
D. Mullen, of Cherry Grove. for $1,000
for defamation Of character. Mrs. Null
len arrested Smith on the charge of
having stolen nineteen loads of hay.
Smith was found to be innocent, and
now wants $1,000 for injury done to his
good name. In her answer to the charge
of malicious libel. Mrs. Mullen denies
everything, and still insists that the
plaintiff stole the hay.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-02
The Mayors Faithful steed.

CHICAGO, Nov. /. "A peculiarly
pathetic reminder of the dead mayor
came into view Immediately following
the great black and golden hearse-a
thoroughbred mare, saddled and bri-
died, but riderless. In many labor
riot, or fierce election contest. thousands
of people had seen the dashing mayor
press forward on that same thorough
bred into positions of danger few pub
lie men would dare. To see the noble
looking animal today, led lonesomely
behind the hearse of her master, was a
sight that not many witnessed un-
moved.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-02
Burton Murderer in Jail.

GRANITE FALLS, Minn., Nov. l.
Anton Barrel, who shot his son Joseph
at Burton. was brought to this place
and is how in jail. No inquest has yet
Been held. The murdered man and his
wife we're out in the field pitching hay
when the father drove up in a wagon
and Shot the son dead with revolver,
the ball taking effect in the right temple.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-02
Glass Factory Burned.

ELwoOD. Ind. Nov. 1.-The Elwood
Window Glass factory, employing 800
hands. was found to be on fire today.
The immense plant was situated out
side the limits of the water works line,
and could not be reached by the depart
ment. The fire originated in the mix
ing rooms, and i'll twenty minutes the
whole building was ablaze. The plant
Is total wreck. and its employees are
$4,000 insurance. Ten thousand dollars
worth of glass was destroyed. The
factory was owned by Rodefer, Hotf-
man q Sons, and will probably not be
rahuilt
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-02
Dead In His Red

CHICAGO, Nov. morris S. Jaeger. a
guest at the fremont house. was found
dead in bed in his room at the hotel this
afternoon. Jaeger was member of the
firm of w. S. Jaeger d Co., cigar deal
ers, 446 East Seventy-ffth street. Mr..
Jaeger is supposed to have died of heart
disease
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-02
Prison Birds Escape.
pecial to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
WAsEcA. Minn., Nov. 1.-Joseph
Stout, under sentence of three years.
imprisonment in the state prison, and
Harry Hallet, under sentence to the
state. reformatory, broke jail here last
night. and no trace of them can be
found. They were to be taken, to Still
water today. Sheriff Reynolds offers a
reward for their capture.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-02
Dragged to Death.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-Albert Alte-
mier, aged nine, was struck and dragged
to death by an Avondale car while on
his way to school. His mangled body
was taken out by his brother Edward,
who was the conductor on the next car.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-02
Death of Mrs. Rounce.

Special to the Globe
N oRTHFIELD, Minn., Nov. Mrs.
Rounce, wife of the First Congtega-
.ttonal ministar of this city, died today.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-02

this afternoon, making the fifth. Ben
nick was deaf mute, and leaves wife.
1t is thought that there may be two
more bodies in the river.