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TAKE. SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR, OR MED
iClNE,

I0nialns iuur medical riefuef,ts. never
iouna In tne sane happy proportion Ia any
other prepar'.i ION, viz. gentle tsiiihitc, y
powerful tonic, uheSrepttTbable Alternative
and certain Corrective u all Impurities al
he body. such signal succts. has attended its
no f, Al IL IL nvw rcgaTNled ar the
kFFEC1UAI. sPEtIfC
AS n Remedy in
MILARloUs FEyERs. EOAEL COM.
PLANTS, DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL nEPR -.
SIGN, kksILkSsNEs>, JAUSDICE, NAu-
SEA. SICK HEADACHE. CO.. IC, CONSTir-
ALTON and 81 -loUsNEss
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
Armed with this ANIIDoTE, all changes o!
climate AMI water and food may b. faced with
out issr. As Kennedy in MaLtRlouS
rEVERS, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, REST
lLsssEso, JACSDiCE, NAUSEA,
AAsUFAorpRKD ONLY BY
y. II. ZklLES,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Pree Si.v. sold by all DrugSi.p.
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Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher
The difference,

The ordinary Porous Plaster, on account
Of Its peculiar mechanical action, ia esteem.
I'D an article Of INERT, but Benson's Cspcine
Porous Plaster In considered an article OF
extraordinary merit. 1t has the same
mechanical action, and. In addition, pos
sesses medicinal qualities OF remarkable
Lsture, which causes IL to act at once,
relieve PAIN immediately, and cure where
other Porous Plssters viii not even relieve
For rheumatism, Lame an Weak Back. Spina
Disease, Crick in the Back. Kidney Diseasr,
sprains and Bruises, Severe Pains and Stitches
Weakness Of the Back, etc.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate OF Margaret Cameron, Deceased

The undersigned, having been appointed
Administrator Of the Estate Of Margaret
Cameron, late of the County Of AlexaU der
and state OF IllIneis, deceased. hereby give
notice thst he will appear before the
County Court Of Alexander County, q the
Court House In Cairo, 1t the April Term,
on the Srd Monday IN April next, at which
time ali persons having claims against said
Estate are notified and requested TO attend
for the purposs Of having the same abuse
cd. All persous indebted to said Estate
are reQuested TO make immediate payment
10 the undersigned.
WIN, HOLDEN, Adninisssasef.>
Nl.w. q Nv ssrss# NJ. 4
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p. p. P. P.
DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant
Purgative
Pellets.
Purely Vegetable. No Care Required
while Using them.

GiSi} fckGnblSs ~NO ShIo lNtuulItu
while Using them.
The Little G!mt'' Cathartic, or MuLTUM IN
PARVo PHYslC, scarcely, larger than mustard
seeds, and are tugar-coatsd They remove the
necessity Of taxing the great crude, drastic, sieken
Ing pills, heretofore so much in use.
A, a remedy for Headache, Dizziness, Rush OF
Blood to the Head, Tishtness about the Chest, Bad
Taste IN the Mouth. Eructations from tho Stomach.
Bilious Attaeks, Jaundics, Pain IN the Kidneys,
highly-C oloied Urine, and Internal Fever, DR..
Perce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets are unsurpassed
Furthermore, would say that their action is uni
veIsal, not gland escaping their sensitive impress
Age desf not impair the properties hsss Pellets
They are sugar-coated and incosed in s. ass bottles
their virtues ,hsrvby being preserved unirapairr u
for any length Of time that they always fresh
and rsIiaSls This is not the case w.h THOSE pill,
which are put uP in cheap wooden or pasteboard
boxes. The daily use Of two Pellets has cured the
most obstinate cases Of Scrofua letter. -rheum
Erysipclas, Boils, Blotches, Pimplss, Bore Eyes.
and Eruptons They ars, however recomElsr ded
to be taken in connection with the Golden Medical
Discovery, in order to secure the best results.
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PULMONA

Is Certain. Prompt and Reliable Remedy for
the prevention aud cure Of
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Cstarrh
and oil Diseases Of the Chest,
Throat and Lungs.
II IL also earnestly recommended for all disor-
ders Of the nervous and blood systems being I'M
eausled as a nerve booJ and brain food
Pulmona may be Ordered through any dealer
In medicines or direct from Oscar q Moses. sole
proprietor IS Courtls,dt street, New YORK
Price one dollfr per botls Important crcclar
sent free to applicants
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CAIRO. ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY q, 1878

priTfv PIANO, ORGAN best. r. Loo
phA1Aa Startling nsws Organs ~ stops ~
u. b. Beatty, Washington. M
hTEAM nOATA.
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GRACES SALVE.

i'JoNIsvILLr, Mich. Dec. II, lsfT-Messrs
Grsce's Salvs. have had two and have used
hem on an ulcer on my foot, and II Ia almost
we'll, Respectfully yous, c. j. Tau Ness.
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MAfN Rach week 10 Agents. QoodsF lepls, le,o9
;;sIizIsa':: ss: si:sa:ss
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Price q cents . box at all druggists, or lest By
mail on receipt of So cents Prepared by Seth
W Fowlc n Sons, 81 Harrison avenue, Boston,
Mnssarhuhsttk
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@. @. PATIER & co.
Dr.Pierce's fayorite Presentation,

the term, however, is but feeble exprcssion
OF my hlgh appreciation Of its value, based upon
my own personal observation. As close OBJ
server. nave, while Witnessing Its positive re-
suils IN the few special diseases incident 10 the
separate organism OF woman, singled II out 10
TAG climax or browning gem or my
medical career. On It's merits. as a posi-
tive, safe, and edectual remedy for this class
OF diseases, and ono that will, at all tlmes and
under all circumstances, act kindly and In har-
mony with the laws which govern the female
system, am willing to stake my reputation as
that It will not disappoint the most sanguine
expectations OF a single invalid lady who ases it
ior any Of the ailmsnts for which rocommendit
that olier and sell It under A POSkrlvE
GUARANTEE. II beneficial effect u MOI
experlencei by the time two-lhirtis Of the con-
tents Of the botlle are used, will, on return o.
as ootsS g 81 re s shaf beeER
being one for which recommend II, promptly
refund me money paid for IT, Had not the
most perfect confidence IN its virtues, could NOT
Ing witnessed its truly miraculous cures In thou
sands Of cases, I feel warranted ana
perfectly safe in rlskinG both nv
reputation and my money ora its
The following are. among those disease IN
which my Eavorlte PrescriptiOm haa
worked cures, ~ II by magic, aud with cor.
tainty never before attained BY any medicine,
MSn'S1, SSt sxssssvs r9w wS Painful
natural canse,, Irregularities, Weak Back, l'YO.
lapsus, or falling Of the Uterus, Anteversion anA
Rotroversion, Hearing Down Sensations, Intof.
nal Heat Nervous Dspre.sIon, Debility, ues.
Congestion, Inflammation and liberation q u
Uterus Impotency, BARONESS, OF Sterihlv, ~
male weakness, and very many other chronic
diseases incident 10 woman not mentioned herA
In all affections OF this nature, my ravorite
Prescription workS cures tho navel ~
eh0 world. This medicine I do not extoI a 5
cuis-all, but II admirably flil0lls . olngnos
mess Of purpose, being mess peftec4
tenn Of woman. !. VIII mot disappolnt - Nm
IL do harm, In any state or condition
Those who desire further tnfofnnlioa 90
these SUBJECTS can obtain Il IN THx RHoPIII
COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADyluuN, y bo1k
OF over 90 pages, sent postpaid, - rocotTa
OF tl60. u treats minutely q Uiqee GIoooi(a
peculiar 70 Fcmales, and gfvss nush Vlip6hi5
aifectionA sN 7 NV Nh
rAvonlrE PREscRIrx1en soa;n
ny AL DnV00loTA Rl1 A
nv, PIERCE, ND, rIlDt
BUFFALO, Ns !
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WASHIHTE


Z A nsy sni warderiul invention FOR
washing. Wassssl Ike mage; ba.es san
soap tor washing anything; wShss In one
third Of the time washes In hard or soft
hot or cold water; the only preparation
ever inverted that will prevent woolens
from shrinking; worth four times its price
for washing woolens alone.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher
recommends It to all housekeepers, says
'tThey will rejoice both Tor economy's sake
snd the saftey OF their clothing, and that IL
can no more injure clothing or hands than
common warm water"
sEABURY a JOHNSON.
q Plat Street. New York.
III Barclay Bros. will supply trade in
Cairo.
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fsvorite Prescription 10 Powerful Restorative
Tonic to the entirs system. Its anervine Of IN =
surpassed efficacy, and while IL quiet nervous
irritation, It strengthens the enfeebled nervous
system. thereby restoring 1t TO healthiul yigon
The following diseases are among those in which
tho Eavorite Prescription has worked magic
cures, VIZ. LeucOrrhsa, or Whites" Excess.
tive Flowing, Painful Menstruation. Unnatural
suppres.ions, Weak Back Prolapsus, or falling
Of The Uterus. Anteverslon, Retriever sion, Bear
ing Down Sensation, Chronic Congestion, In
haMmation aud liberation OF the Uterus, Inter-
nal Heat, Nervous Depression. Debility, Des-
mandncy, and very many other chronic diseases
peculiar TO women, but not mentioned here.
Ihs following Ladies are a few af th- -s.y
Thousands who can testify 10 the efficacy Of Dr.
Pitrcs's Favorite Prescription. from experience
nd observation:
. Mm Cornelia Allison, Peosta, Iowa, Mrs Ihos
j Methvin. Hatcher's Station, Go; MrsT A Sey-
mrur, Rome, Y; Mrs Francis Huswick, YER
SALES, Ohio; Mrs Leroy Putnam, North Whar-
ton, Pu /; Ma Mary a Hunolt, Epina. Mo; MIRA
Mary A Friebie, lehman. Pa; Mrs h Gill,
Chiilcothe, Ohio; Mrs Harriet E Malone, West
Springfield, Pa; Mrs II Hiatt, Emporia. Kan;
Mis-. Louise Pratt, Dodgevillo, Mass; Mrs l. A
Dashield, Norfolk, Va; Mrs Z Allison, Proctor,
Iowa; Mrs N Vernon, Vt. Thomas, Ont; Mrs
S c Mo, an. 1858 North Howard sheet, Baltimore,
Nd Mrs Lucy CGliman, Darnesville, Ohio. Mrs
Nancy Mcknight, Jefferson, Iowa. Mrs l. u
stemrod, Friendship, N Y Miss Ellen Cady,
wsstfield. N Y; Mrs Anthony Amann, Verona,
NY Mrs 3 N Rocks, Gvand Rapids, Mich; Mrs.
r II Webb, Watertown, n Y. Thousands ofref'
creness can be given at the Worlds Dispsn'arv.
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ny reason oil It's Alternative properties, cures diseases
ofthe Blood and Skin, as s,rofula, or Kings Evil
Tumors Ulcers, or Old Sores Blotches; Pimples
and Erup,ions. BY virtue Of its Peetorsl proper
ties, IL cures Bronchial, Throat and Lung Affec-
tons; lneipeur Consumption Lingering Coughs
and Chronic Laryngits. Its Cholalogue properties
reader itan unequaled remedy Tor Biliousness Tor.
pid Liver, or Liver Complaint - and It's Tonic
properties make IL equally eicacious in curing lndi
gesiion, Loss Of Appetite and Dyspepsia.
Where the skin Is sallow and covered with blot
ches and pimples where there are scroillous af-
!eetiont and svellings, few bottles Of Golden Med
ieal Discovery will effect an entire cure II you feel
dull, drowsY. debiitated, have salow cvlor Of skin.
or yeliowsh brown spots on face or body, frequent
headache or dizziness bad taste in msuih, Internal
heat chs alternatrd with hot hushes, low spirits
and gloomy forebodings. irregular appetite and
tongue coated, you are suffering from Torpid Liver
or Bilousness.' In many cases OF" Liver COM
plaint,' only part Of these symptoms are exper-
fenced. As remedy for all sulh cases DR.. Plerce's
Golden Medical Discovery has no equal as II effects
perfect cures, leaving the liver strengthened and
healthy
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4 GeaeTal Ranking Business Done
DrExchange sold and bought Interest paid
n the Savings Department. Collections made,
nd all busin ess promptly attended TO-.
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Each boat makes close connections at Cairo
phis and New Orleans, and at Evansville with
the f. 4 c. X. II. for all points North and East,
and with the Louisville Mail Steamers 70 all
points on tho Upper Ohio, giving through re-
oeipts on freishts and passengers TO all points
tributary.
For urther information apply 10
JAMES BI9G5, Passenger Agent.
HALLIDAY BROS. t.,,,
J. n. PHILLIPS, "se'a'
0ro q. j. GkAMBiER,
superintendent and General Freight Agent,
lI-3-A-lv. Evansville Indiana.
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ASK tine f~svYerei
dyspcys.ss, blieas
sunrrsv, visuIns 81
nyer and ague, the
ascnriAl diseased pa
cent, hew they n"ov
ersd health, cheerful
spirits, and good ap'
petit they will tel
you Wy taking Sim
mons LIVER Rega-
49,.
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les IN The diseases for which they are recon-
mended.
NATURAL SELECTION.
Investigators Of natural science have demon
sustsd esyond controversy. that throuahouf The
animal kingdom the Survival OF the hltest Is the
only law that vouchsafes Thrift and perpetuity.
Does no, the same principle govern the Commercial
prosperity Of mani An Interior cannot supcrcede a
superior article; By reason Of superior merit, Dr
Others. Their sale In the United States alone ex-
seeds one million dollars per annum. while the
amount exported foots up to several hundred thou
sand more. No business could grow TO such gigan-
nc proportions and rest upon any other basis than
that Of merit.
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1923
DIR. PIERCES'
STANDARD
REMEDIES,
NATURAL SELECTION.

Are not adysrtrsd as "curc-alls" but are speciC.
les in the diseases for which they are recon-
| mandrh -.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Dr. Fsnay Cards-snow take, danass, etc. no
&-~ two alike, with name, los. Nassau Gard
CO., Nassau, y. Y.
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SiieSeea week ut home Ouiti, wonh e.
PHI. QUU free q b Pike " Co. Augusta, Me,
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big Creek Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Kemerer, are attend
the camp meeting.
Thomas Mantz, of your place, was here
on Tuesday.
Amos Solt, of Pine Run, who was SO
unfortunate as TO be bitten by a snake, some
time ago, is now able again to be out and
around as usual.
1t is reported that William Shoenberger,
Of this place, has traded his farm on a house
and lot in Slatington, with a party, which
learn is comprised Of Hunsicker and Zell-
ner, of that place.
The examination of teachers for Towa-
menslng twp, will be held on the goth inst.
in the school house at Stemlersville.
BY letters received from friends who
left this place some time ago for Missouri, |
learn that the prices are considerably lower
than in the East-butter is selling at 7c. per
lb., eggs to cts. per dozen, -four $3.50 per
cwt., potatoes 25c. per bushel tall wheat at
so and 60 cents per bushel, rye 3Oc., oats
from 10 to 10 cents,corn 20 cents per bushel.
Big Creek is well represented at the
camp meeting.
The wife of VIM. Thomas, Of this place.
died on Friday forenoon of last week, and
inferred at the st. Paul's church on Monday
last, at 10 a. IN. She was aged SO years,
10 months, and days. Funeral services,
conducted in German, by Rev. j. E. Free
man, of Weissport. Yours,
REVERE
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The eclipse ofthe moon was well up to time
Monday evening, but there was want of
appreciation of that fact among the general
public. An nevent which casts such a shadow
might reasonably have been looked forward
to with anxiety and have proper attention
bestowed upon all its phases. Yet the peo-
pie hereabout showed no signs of unwonted
interest in the heavens above, and moved
along with the same order for merely mum
dane things as if this earth of ours were no
obstruction to anything at all. Among the
celestial bodies there was perfect order, and
there was no reason to complain of our own
planet in any particular The stars were all
absent from the grand lunar demonstrations,
with single exception, but this particular
star that did appear shone beautifully, and
seemed as if it were in its place in the
heavens for some guardian purpose. The
splendor of the moon as it emerged little by
little from the dark mantling in which It
seemed to be envelOped was Incompatible.
Its brightness in the increasing crescents
which appeared was of richest red color, al
most fiery at times in the glow with which
it broke from the surrounding darkness. As
the luminary appeared to the unscientific
eye clouds passed over it again and again,
concealing it entirely from view; but the
dark, broad line beneath remained for
long time as if it were base frop which
the brilliancy arose. Slowly the crescent
forms of red light grew until finally nearly
the whole disk of the moon stood out, beam
ing gloriously.
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summst Hill md Vicinity.


The Lansford schools will not open un =
til the new building is ready, which will
not be before October.
Robert Arthur had his foot badly
crushed at No. Breaker on Monday. 9Th
inst, by being caught while assisting in
turning one Of the screens.
Thomas T. Thomas, inside foreman at
No. 8 Colliery, was badly cut about the
head on Wednesday, 7th inst, by being
caught between some cars.
In order not to conflict with that Of the
Baptsts on September 18th, the Welsh Con-
gregationaists Of Lanslord have postponed
their festival until some time early in the
fall.
The ten buildings situated between Coal
Dale and No. Breaker, formerly claimed
by both counties, have by agreement be-
tween the Carbon and Schuylkill Commits
sionors been assigned to Rain township,
schuylltill county. So says the Assessor.
The Welsh Baptist Church, of Lansford,
will hold Tea Party and Festival at their
Church commencing Tuesday, September
II, to continue to Saturday, the 2lst. The
proceeds are to go toward paying the debt
remaining on the Church.
On Sunday morning, 4th inst, Rev. D.
A. Evans, of Dansford, gave his people no.
tice of his intention to resign his charge on
August 25th. 1t is understood that strong
effort is being made to induce Mr.. Evans to
reverse his decision, which it is sincerely
trusted will prove successful.
Mr. Richard Lynch, of Summit Hill,
died Wednesday, 3lst ult., of summer com.
plant, and was buried Saturday, his funeral
being attended by large concourse of peo-
pie. Mr.. Lynch was a member of the Hill
School Board, having been elected by the
National party, and was a sincere christian.
He leaves wife and daughter to mourn his
loss.
The following are the appointments of
teachers made by the School Directors ofthe
borough of Lansford for the ensuing year /;
First Grammar, T. NJ. Pierce Second Gram
mar, William Sterrett; First Intermediate,
Miss Lizzie Allen Second Intermediate,
Miss M. Patterson; First Primary, Edwin
Jones; Second Primary, Miss NJ. A. Shields.
engaged in hunting out on the
Dry Hollow mountain, Monday, 9Th inst,
James McConologue, of Summit Hill, came
across and captured without difficulty two
large birds, supposed to be American Con
dors from the hooked nature of their bills.
The birds are quite young, being unable to
fly, and were sitting on rock when he
caught them. Such specimens ofthe feathery
kingdom were never seen in the Valley be-
fore, and it is thought the old birds cannot
be very far away. Mr.. McConologue took
his captives home and fed them on meat, of
which they eat quite greedily. The birds
are the size of full grown turkeys and mea-
sure five feet two inches across the wings
Tamaqua Courier, 10th.
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NInhOning TWinkIings.

The apple crop in this valley will be
small.
j. II. Nothstein has been unwell during
the greater part of the week. May he soon
recover.
james Femming's picnic will take
place, on Saturday, oath inst. A good time
is expected and all are invited.
Why can't we get up string or brass
band in the ValleyY
--Dreisbach's mill is now ready for GUS
toners. He claims to be able to make as
good flour as any other man. Try him!
Corn don't look very promising as yet.
We need more rain.
What has become of the Snute band
Samuel Mosser, after q few days sick
ness is out again.
Farmers ought to keep their cattle upon
their own premises, The law may be en-
forced in this matter.
-McDanielsVille is lively as ever, and
there is talk of another picnic to the Glen.
Jim will go to Summit Hill next week.
JASPER.
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Correction.
JASPER.

EDITOR ADVOCATE: We notice an item in
the last issue of the AdUocdte to the effect
" That the members of one of the Weissport
bands have been in fear oflosing their leader.
The said leader, having been commanded
by his employers to leave the band or loose
his job AS this is slur intended for us,
we herewith state that the leader referred to
has not been in our employ for the least five
or six months, hence he could not lose a Job
when he had none TO lose. But he had
a trade to gain by doing just what he pro-
posed to with himself, and by the advise of
his parents. In regard to bands: We are
only opposed to them when they come in
conflict with the interests of parties concern
ed. We love music when it is music, as
much so as the next one, but when a blower
can't distinguish horn from a mule, then
he had better stop-especially coal oil Jim
my's bitters.
MINER BROTHERS, per W. II. MINER.
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MARRIED,

BsRrFoGEL-STRoHL.-0n June 10th, by the
Rev. l.. X. Derr, Mr.. Oliver Breifogel, of
Easton, and Miss Amanda Jane StrohI, of
Lehigh Gap.
KLISE-DgHR.-On the 7th ult. by the same,
Mr.. Wilson Kline, of Stony Run, Berks
county, and Miss Catharne j. Lehr, Of
Hazardsville.
MoTER--SPERNTJE.-On the 5th inst, by
the same, Mr.. George Meyer, of Walnut
port, and Miss Mary Sperntle, of Allen
town, Pa.
HANKEE-WILLIAMs.- the Sth inst. by
the same, Mr.. Lansford +. Hankee. and
Miss EfIie L. Williams, both Of Stating
ton, Pa.
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Voters be Registered.
REVERE

Every person who wishes to vote at the
coming election must have resided in the
election district two months previous TO the
election, and have paid within two years a
State or County tax, which must have been
assessed at least two months previous 10 the
election, and paid one month before the
election. The election takes place on the
18th Of November, and it is therefore neces-
sary that all voters have their residence fix
ed, and their names registered, before the
5th Of September, and they should pay
tax before October 5th, which must have
been assessed before September 5th. Voters
do not fail to attend TO this important mat
ter,
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Camp Meeting.

The camp meeting, of the Evangelical
church, nowin progress in Hoffman's Woods,
about one mile from Bowmansville, is said
to be decided success. The attendance is
large, there being about sixty tents occupied
by families who have decided to remain du-
ring the meeting, while the number of
transient visitors each day is immense.
Thursday was the chool children's day and
large numbers from the various towns and
villages in the vicinity were in attendance.
The meeting will continue until Tuesday
next, and Sunday will no doubt see humid
reds of persons upon the grounds, as upon
that day our working people will be able to
be present
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Society Meetings.

NFINITo CASTLE, No. rs, A. o, X. OF THE NJ. c
2nd and 4th Monday Of each month, in Re
ber's Hall, LehightOn, at 1880 O'Clock p. NJ
Hy. Kostenbader, S. X. c.; :. r. Gilman.
&. X II. IS.
uNApRE HUTTEN LoDGB, No. ese, l. O. o. r..
meets every Tuesday evening, at s O'Clock,
In Reber's Hall, il. KOstenbader, N C.; N,
B. Reber, Secretary.
AlBTUcHRN TRIBE. No. 2S2, imp. o. Of r. M,
meets in Reoer's Hall every Saturday: W.
I. Peters, Sachem A.W, Eaches, q. OF r.
PoHo PoCA TRIBE, No. III, Imp. o. r. NJ, meet
on wednesday evening of each week, at 7:30
O'Clock in Public School Hail, Weissport
Pa. G. W, Schwab, 81 Jac Brong, Z. OF r.
LRHIGHroN LODGE, No. 2s4. X. of p, meets
on Friday evenings in Reber's Hall, at 1880
O'Clock. W. II. Baohman, C,C.i L. A. Miller,
X. OF r. and IS.