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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-10
Court Ordinary, Cobb Co., Ga.

AUGUST 18th 1873.
joel +. Morris having applied ~ this Court,
to have minor col0Ird boy named Lewis (his
other name not known) bound to him. This i
therefore to cite all persons Interested 10 show
cause. if any they can, why said minor should
not be bound out as prayed for, a. | will pass
upon the same AT my office on the 18th day OF
! September. ls15
II, NJ. HAMMETT, Ordinary.
! printers fee So
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-10
" ild Lands .

On our Register we have $50 Wild Land
Lots, principally located in North Georgias
aboundn:l ia tiue I timber Mnyrai adyan,age-
etc with perfect utles.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-09-10
Georgia, Cobb County

II' VI IN W VI 7
(Pripfer's fee S.,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05
Leh,gh valley Extension.

We mentioned says the Phila. Ledger, few
days ago that the Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company had nearly completed their extension
road acfoss New Jersey from EastOn TO south
AmbOv on which thev had expended some ten
Millions OF dollars, and would require some TIVE
millions OF dollars more to finish and equip IT.
In order to raise this additional sum the Le-
high Valley Railroad Company have decided
not to further increase its bounded debt for the
purpose, but to raise The necessary amount by
n ten per cent stock distribution. Hence notice
is given that nll stockholders of The Lehgh val
ley Railroad Company are entitled to subscribe
for additional stock at par, in the proportion OF
enc hare for every ten shares standing to their
credit at he closing of the BOOKS of the COM
pany, on une TO- instant, payable either IN full
at the time Of subscribing. or in quarterly in
stallments OF % per cent, at the time OF the four
dividend payments, namely. in Jnly, October.
January and Aprll. Interest viii be allowed on
all instalments paid IN proportion to the diVi'
dends made on full paid stock. Receipts (bear-
ing no INTEREST," will be given for fractional
parts OF shares, but pavmeut Tor such fractions
must be made in full a. the time Of subscrip
ton These receipts viii be convertible into
stock du.ing the month OF August, 1875, when
presented in such amounts as will make even
shares In the meantime the receipts will be
dealt in as scrlDt,sold by those having fractions
which they wish to convert into cash, and pur-
chased by others desirous of making up even
shares As the crdeit of the Lehgh valley
Railroad Company stands high, its stock ruling
in the market at 2id25 per cent above par
present holders will no doubt take the entire
distribution, especially they will tnd it con
venient to psy for 1t from their quarterly divi
dends hence TO the middle of April next. This
new road, as we recently stated. has been
wholly built by the Lehlgh Valley whose GU
tire property, without debt or stock represen'
tation, 1t Is.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05

Prices of farm produce keep up
very we'll considering the dearth OF
money and the enforced idleness OF
many of the working classes hereabs
outs.
Henry Snyder, the self-confessed
murderer of Monroe Snyder. was given
a hearing on Saturday week at Easton.
lie was remanded to prison, and an0-
ther hearing will be given him on Juue
7th.
"A Kansas farmer writes that he has
had great success in destroying the Colo
RADIO potato bugs by cheap and easy
method. When the sun is hiniug hot.
ly in the middle cf the day he takes an
old booom aud bru- hes the bugs OIL the
vines into the middle furrow between
the rows. They attemptto crawl back,
but before they get into the shade again
they turn over on their backs and burst
open. Two operations of this kind saw
ed his pOtatu,crOp. This is much easier
and safer than the use of Paris Greeh'
Wheat has fallen 10 cents in price
per bushel " ithin week past.
-B0ots, shoes and gaiters. made es'
pecialy for the trade of this locality,
are selling at "knock down" prices at
T d. Clauss' merchant tailoring es-
taplishment, on Bank Street.
In the slate curry of Mr.. David
Williams, at Slatiugton, on Saturday
week, between go and 70 tons of rock
were dislodged by single blast, and
with only four pounds of powder. 1t
was the most effective scatAration ever
made in that section by means of
blast
Save 20 per cent. by buying ladies
button CATERS at Laury & Peters
They have just received an I'M
mense stock which they are offering
at a grt at reduction on former prices,
and which they guarantee to be of Il
quality superior to anything of the kind
ever offered for the same money. Call
and see them.
AT meeting Of the stockholders
of the new Slatington National Bank,
held at Slatington on Saturday week,
the following named gentlemen were
elected directors: Robert Mcdowell,
Peter Gross, Thomas Kern, b. ID.
Roper, John Ballet, DR.. IL. IL Riegel,
John Craig, Hon. S. j. Kistler, William
Andreas and John Henry. The bank
expects TO be doing business within the
next thirty days,
The coats made up by Laury &
Peters are not only neatly trimmed but
well pade up of the best material, and
tho ''ht" is unsurpassed by "any Other
man."
4 RARE CHANcE-We offer for sale
one of Edward Plotts' Star Parlor Or
gans, fresh from his factory at Wash
ington, n. j. This instrument is sur
passed by none in the market. Ca,
at this onIce.
Charles Il. Landis who shot Ur Carruth
editor Of the Vineland lnuep lent, on MaIci
70, was released on IS 800 ban before the Su
preme Justices in Trenton. wednesday.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05
Spe cial Notices.


pa~SvEDE. f. IA unkel's bttNer "tho oh
kS3 Iron has neUer been known TO fail in
the cure of weakness attended with symptoms;
lndispOsitlon TO exert iOI loss of memory; dim:
Guilty OF breathing; general weakness; horror OF
alsease; weak, nervous tremDlingi dreadful nor
rol Oi Jeath night sweats cold ieet; weakness;
dinness Of VISION; languori universal lassltude
OF Che muscular sNstemjenormous ~ 0ppetite win
dyspopilc symptom; hot hands; flushing OF the
DOdy; drynoss OF the skin; palltd c0untenance
ana erupuous ON the face, purltylng me bl0ou;
pain IN The back; heaviness of the eyellds ire
duent lack spots flying before the ewes with
temporary sulflsOn and loss OF slght, want OF
atUeatiOn, etc. These symptoms all a1se from
n weakness and TO remedy that use E, h. KUN
KEL 5 Bitter Wine of Iron. 1T never fails Thou.
sands are now enjoying health who have USED
It, Take only IL. Il, kuNkELs.
Beware OF Counterfeit5 and base limitations.
As huukel's Bitter Wine OF Iron Is 81. well
knOw.l All over the country, druggists them.
selves make an imitation aud try To palm II OH
on their customers. when they call for kunkePs
Bitter Wine Of Iron,
KunKers BiIuer " inc of Iron is put up only
in 81 bottles, and mas yellow wrapper noely
put on the outside with tine proprietOrs phOtO-
graph on The wrapper OF eaoh bottle. Always
iOOh Tor the photograph ON the outside, ana you
Will always be sure To get the genuine. 81 per
boctle or six for IS dolars sod by druggists
al yNylere
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05
Our Mauch Chunk Letter

nr.rctt CuuNR June l. 1879 Will resumption
become a verify TO dayl or the strife continue
ore obout the only que stions at present agitat
inc this community at least that portion of 1t
who Ioox unon resumption a. the only step nee
o,sorv to reintroduce something Ike the pros.
party of the past. Others, claiming to be well
posted. asser, that-ln absence Of any active
demand for the great staple ~ resumption
wouldn't peneht us much. Basing their ca Gu.
latiou upon the utter prostration of the iron
trade they may be correct. but who knows :
since resumption couldn't possibly make things
any worse than they have been, 1t would GER
tainly be desirab to see 1t tired. IT but as an
experiment. Business here is duller now than
1t has been at any tune since the beginning OF
the strike, and collections difficult to make
But few visitors from abroad have thus lar
stopped among us, causing things to look dis
mally dull at the hotels, and the proplietors TO
ieel rather blue" However. this state oil al
fairs cannot continue much LONGER, as The heat
ed term will surely bring its thousands when
the faces OF our hosts" Will certainly Drighten
up. The new " European" is but slowly hitting
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05
Big Creek Items,

The fruit crop this year viii not amount to
much, especially aplles. Cherries about one
halt crOp-peaches an entiIe fa,lure-the frost
appearing TO soOn. on account OF the drouth
the nay crop will be verv short this year.
Potato bugs are sad to be verv numerous in
this section. and fears are entertained OF a Light
yield of potatoes.
Corn planting for this season IS over. Farm
ers now tuin to repairing of fences, &C Jos. s
soidel, OF this place has now completed his wall
and the carpenters are ON the spot lusily eDga-
geI IN preparing the frame timber TO have his
new dwelling so far completed by the 18th OF
Tins month that the Plasterers can be set to
work,
1 think it about time the township officials
made financial statement of tho condition OF
aifiirs in the township.
There VIII be services tomorrow Sunday,
at 10 a. m, IN solps Church-Sunday School at
p. IN at Pine Run. a. FARMER.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05

M. E. Church. Wilmer Cofmln, pastor
Pretcnng tomorrow lSundIyl, at 1880 a. IN.
Subjoct-The origin and Design OF the sabbath,
anu at. 7:3J 2 --Subiect-The fruits OF the
Rum Traffic. sabbath school ut ? p IN.
Rev. Il. Deishcr, from Slatincton will preach
tomorrow night at The Northampton ST. school
house IN room of j, g. Blem. who will ex.
change pulplts with the Rev. pastor of Slgsing.
ton. Prayer meeting in the forenoon.
The building committee ot the Lehlghton
Mission, Evangelical Association" staked oil
the dimensions Tor Dreoking ground on South
and Third streets in the borough OF Lehighron,
65 rs #. Tor the erection of church edlflce,
this summer,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05
Lutheran synod.


The l2SIh annua, meeting of the German
Evangelical Lutheran Mlnisterium OF Pennsyl-
vania and adiacent States 90 nmenced lts ses-
sions IN the Evangenoal church OF the Trinity,
Nolrlstuwn, on Tnnity sunday, Nay 23d, ls71
This religious body, according to the minutes
of last year, is composed OF ia ministers, S44
congregations, with a membership Of 7l,7s5
This synod was organized in the month OF Au.
gust, l14L IN ST. Michaers Church, corner OF
Fifth ana Cherry streets, in PhiludelDhla
Present were eght Lutheran ministers-six
Germans and two Swedes. Prominent among
them was Rev. Hony Melchoir Muhlenberg.
ID. D., the patriarch of the Lutheran Church of
tais country.
AT 10 80 a. NJ. on sunday week the synodical
sermon was preached by DR.. Greenwald, Prasi.
dent OF the MiHisterium, the holy communion
beng administered at the same time AT p.
NJ. the sunday school was addressed by several
OF tie vestry ministers. Attn II. NJ. sermon
| was preached by Dr j. A, Seiss, d. d. Of Pnila.
/ delphlh' On the tnutth daS OF the session u re-
| pOIt was presen cd Oy Rev. Dr. SchmucGer III
! ret renee 70 the adoption of Munlounerg Col.
| lege. The report insisted thut a high curri.
cuirJn must ue maintained In the College, II AS
A revi cd chatter has been prepared and was
submitted. 1t provl0ed that this synod eject all
| the members OF tbs Board Of 1rus ees, IN which
| alcne should rest the management OF the nsu,
| tuition. The charter had not yat been sanction
cd by the courts, and was su 0ieet t. amendment
| by synod. 1t also provided tnat syuOa should
| review Its action OF last year assume the Col
lege, ana unIil the charter was legally sanction
ed lect It's ratlO IN he BoId OF Directors.
The report was ADOPTED after a lengthy de
bate, ana then the Rev. Dr. Shatier submitted
lengJuy report IA reference 10 the Centcnnlil
oOunselLus clergy man 10 urng tne progress o
the nation as p.Ou.llently as p1sslDle Ot tDli
tneir hearers nsAt year and HiBng them z
shOwtne T gr. ttuoe by irue wll offerings " th'
LoIQ.- Allentown democrat
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05

HOPE FOR THE DESPoNDENT. If you
have been coughing all winter and begin 10 de
splir OF recovery, or II you have taken recent
co d. 20 at once to the Drug store OF q, w, Leniz
or A j. DURING, get bottle of DR., $. NORRIS
SYRuP OF TAR, WILD CHERRY AND HoREHoUND
Take It aud be well. No other medicine acts 80
promptly and eiieotually In Coughs, Colds, and
ali diseas OF the throat, lungs and Chest. lead
ing to Consumption Hunhreds who once
thOueht they had 6nat dread diseVse have Deen
restored to healtn by the use of tnis almost mag
to remedy. IL is also tho best known specific for
Group ana never fails in Who0piug Cough.
Tual size 10 cents sept. nth, 1910.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05
Married.

MANTZ-LECHLEIT the 22nd ult.
by rev. &. G.. Echenberg, V.D. NJ. Elins Mantz
and Sarah Lechlelter, both Of West Penn Twp,
Schuyll,ill comfy, Pa.
wEuR-sCHAFFER the same day, by
The same James Alfred Wehr and Mary Ann
Scbaffer both Of West Penn township. Schuyl-
kill county, Pa.
MILLER-EACHE the 2Ith, ult., at
tbe Iehirhton M. H. passonage. by Rev. w.
COffman Mr.. samuel j. Miller, OF Welssport.
and Miss Lizzle caches, OF Franklin twp.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05

The Commute of Arrangements for the Dec
Grafton OF sOldier's graves desires TO return
thanks to the ladies' for their liOerel donation
of flowers TO David EObert Ior the use of
teams kindly furnished TO tie orators OF the
bay, Wln. NJ. Rapsher, ESD aud Hev. G. A.
Bruegel and Rev w, Cofrman, and TO ou' citi-
zens in general for tho liberal aid extended Oh
the OCCASION.
w, A. Grayer, Chairman.
p. Il. Brady Sec'y.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05

The miners working in the Maha-
noy mines have been stopped from
working by gangs Of men from other
parts Of the coal regions. Troops have
been called for, and reports Indicate
that trouble is expected,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05
No O..

NO, o.
Peters Household Melodies for June has
been received, ana as usual is fun OF good things
IN the way Of new and e-Oioe music. Its con
tents oompnse-Daring. rest your hand m
miuei Tho sch ol House on the Hllli Angel
Gabrlel; when the birds have hushed their Gleei
My lntle one; Jimmie Brown, the paper boy,
etc. Published monthly at - ayear, Address,
]. L, Peters. s4s Broadway, NY.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05
TO CONSERVATIVES

The Notwithstanding been permanently cured OF
that dread disease, Consumption, by simple rem
edy, is anxious to make kncwn u his teuow SUI
G.rers the means of cure. To all who desire II, he
will send Il copy OF the prescription usod, Ofree OF
charge) with the directions iur preparing aud us
ing the sane, which they will tind SURE CURE
for CoSsuMPTI0s, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription Will please adj
dress, REV. 4. A. WILSON,
1874 Penn ST., Williamsburg, New York.
Dee. 2j.6m.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05
Tame Worm Removed Alive

Hean and all complete in two hours. No fec
til head pas, est Seat, pm and stomach Worms
removed Dy DIR. kuNKEL, 80 North Ninth 81.
Phiiadelph u, Pa, Send for cucirclhr. For re-
MOVING all ordinary worms, ca on your drug
gust and get bottle Of kUNkEL's WORM sYRuP.
L. ice Sl, Jhhe o I'm
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Advertising A Rates.

We desire 1t to he distinctly understood that
no Advertisements win be inserted IN the co..
umns of THE CARBON ADVOCATE that may be
received from unknown parties or firms unless
accompanied with the CASH The following are
our ONLY terms.
AdyeI tisements for year, per inch each 90.
insertion " CtS'
q Three Menths ~ 70 CTS.
Less than three months, first inser.
ton 81, each subseQuenG inserllon % Cts'
Local notices 10 cents Der line.
IL. v. MORTHIMER, Publisher.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05
The Coal Trade.

The impression is general that the strike i'll
the coal regions rs about over tor the present.
La the Shumokin coal regions all the cOlheltes
are reported at wo.k, aud some OF them at re-
duced WAGES, The Reading Railroad Company
have Just i5suou their usual annual circulars OF
freight aud tOl charges on anthracite coal
transported by that company from June lst,lS75,
charges fOI the use of cars, barges end Tor toll
0y the Schuyikiu Navigation from ana after the
same date aud al-O gives notice that hereafter,
and until further nOtice.a drawback Of ten cents
per ton Will be paid on shipments OF anthracite
coal from Schuylkill Haven and Port Clinton
that have pass scd FairmOLnt Locks TO Philadel-
pha and vicinity. The rates Of toll on lump,
steamboat and broken coal will be ten per cent
less than the schedule rates by canal. The Del
aware and Hudson Canal Company and Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western Company
| have advanced their prices OF coal 10 cents per
| ton, anu the pennsylvania Coal Company 10
! cents per ton for the month OF June. We have
| reports from the Lehigh region that the miners
| at summit Iiill wll resume work to-day, but on
! what cOnd.ti n is not stated. 1t is expected
| that almost Immediately general resumption
Will take place in the Lehign region, and 1t Is
| said will he under reduction OF the basis OF
| 1874 Resumption IN the sohuylkill region Will
| not probably be many DAYS behind thai in tho
| Lehigh reRiun, come that when 1t may, In the
biGuminous coal fed the strike has been virtu-
ally abandoned, the men having generally gone
10 Wor6, and mostly at wages lower than was
paid before the strike. A correspondent writ.
| ing from Wilkes5arre says, 40 all lntents aud
| purposes tae long strike of 1875 in the Wyoming
region has come TO termination by the volun-
tary acton OF the men, and the lst of June VIII.
beyond doubt.see the mines In fun operation
Indeed ,ffon al points wnero trouble has existed
! with the coal mIuers. there comes tne same en-
! cJuragin assurance that the time Tor the TO.
sumption Of mlnmg is at hand. While con-
| sumors have suffered little inconyen ence from
any lack OF supply or advance in prices, opera.
tors open the years business with bare docks
and empty yards, thus affjrdng a gratifying
assurance OF steady market ior coal for months
to come. Tue totai anthracite production re-
ported for tne week ending the I'D inst, was
3Jj 3Is tons, and ior the year to the same date
4,7ig,31I ,ons against 6,5-s,2J 30 tao same time
last yeas, showing Il decrease of l.sOS Sg7 tons
The reports Of tho bituminous tonnage for the
week are so incomplete that we cannot venture
20 compile them There Is thls assurance, how
ever, that the entire tonnage Is considerable
increase on that OF tho previous week.-Phila
Ledger May 81.
The following table shows the quan-
ity of coal shipped over the Lehigh
Valley Railroad for the week ending
May goth, 1875, and for the year a
compared with the same time last year
krllu Meek.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05

Cosing Prices of DEHAvEN & Towns
END, Stock, Government and Cold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
June 3, 1875.
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Plotts' Star Organs

Are celebrated fot their purity q tone. elegant
design aud thorough construction. send for
catalogue. Address, ED Va Rp PLOrrs,
Washington, \, j.
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PlOtts' Star Organs.
send for D ice list aud list Of teshmonials.
Address EDWARD PLO11S, Washington, N.
i.
BEATTY PIANO

THIS splendid Promo Forte combines every i'm
prUAement IN tone with power aud great durar
blhtV, and nave Ieceiv0i the unqualified on-
dOrseinents OF The HE ntest Muslcai authorities
for ITS Marvellous extraordinary rlchness OF
Tone having NO SUPEkIOh In THE
WORLO Lnrge size, rs Octaves, overstrung
bass Iuli iron FIRme, French Grand action.
Fret Desk Carved Pedal. so I'd Rosewood
Mon 'dings, ivory Kew Front ChaDped Ham-
mers CRATE Treble, &C., 80 Welght whom
hOXed over one Thousand Pounds. Liberal
discount to tho trade. Agents wanted-ltnale
send stamp for Clrcillr. Address the inven.
tor ami Pfcpuo2or, DANIEL Il. BEATTY
Mnsnington. New Jersey.
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II r.. SEWERS,

IL r.. slEwERs,
DISTRICT ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR
AT LAW.
OFFICE No. ., Mansion House,
MAUCH CHUNK. PA
Settling Estates. Filing Accounts and orphans
Court Practice n speciality. -,
Trial of Causes careullv attended 10. Legal
transactions in English and German. jan "
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p. 7. Brady, Sec'y.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1875-06-05
Decoration Day !

Saturday last having been the day
chosen for the decoration of soldiers
graves, it is gratifying to us to notice,
that in this the first attempt at general
public display thecommittee of arrange
ments had so well attended to their du-
ties, that at the appointed hour all was
found to be in readiness, and the varl-
Gus organizations in line, strictly in ac-
cordance with the programme agreed
upon. AT precisely 3 o'clock p. NJ the
procession formed, in front of Longs
Hall, on Bank street and, when ready
TO move, proceeded in the following Or
der
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handsomely as follows;
] stand before you tins afternoon citizen
/ and vet a Stranger; and having Just returned
] from a syuodical meeting, L nnd Il Impossible
| 10 Q mniy with tle reque or the committee %
/ deliver au Grafton app. Oprlute - the occualuh
However have beeh assured lhat, uhuet lhe
| circumstances, you would Dc shtlsneu WIN suul
/ remarks as VIII De HOlo 10 MAKE On tho spur
Nothing could be more appropriate. than the
| Continued observance oil decoration Ddyi es-
| peuialy at tins season OF the year, whcn inc
| Green foliage uf nature. so Welcome TO our long
| ing eyes, aud he fragrance OF flowers causes US
| to utter eNpr, sslOn OI grautuue u Almighty
] God fOf having spal Oh our Aves ana our healln
! through a long aud cod winter, ann 20 permit
! u, once more 20 behold Natures beautiful and
| glorlOus garment of spring. Every nving oreu-
.u.e saeins TO rejoice ahd De au. me olros m IA
! llll should AOl man, that MODEST ahd highest
| icing on earth, who is endowed as no other
ete ture, with the precious gut o. reason
| should not he who, IN the. otuer Of creation,
! rangs next to the blessed angels in heaven be
moved "a utter praises To has heaVeny Fath-
] eTl
| domestic relations and our national interests
| have noe been disturbed by reason OF war for
| more than tea years have we again enjoyed na
| tlOunl peaCe,- for al this, we would leuder our
| heartiest thanks 20 HIN, wh1 rule b tie nations
ana leader n tae hearts OF the peOp q,
And a though We have Tor some ume past en-.
duIed some Oi the darkest experiences Resulting
from one of the heaviest nnaneial depression Z,
this OtAerwise b essed and great country Ia.
ever exprieneed yet, after alive nave Quilted
Tins dangerous cuss and are prelnlttel 10 lo)A
more hopefully into the future. A sEagnaied
business Is iaN giving way to n more prosper
Gus Que. the ularaeti: no longer oferftOcGei as
much as II has Oeoni ana thn eluiilet OeJMeel
caIit4l aud Labor seems soon 10 terminate ll
peace and prosperity The whole business worl.
l. slIne " hat revived aud puts on as spr ng gar
ment II 10. .ta o-ightest, yet bright enough z