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ACCIDENTS
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d, Ss.e weaoner bolivia, whllo being towoa down
e,arhI'ab I'a Branch yesterday. forenoon, had two
III ,taa d ba. % on llsr starboaE4 s!4o DFokea and
r." oer rail carried away.
lrl<a sn Waiting for the draw Of tho Wells street
/, Dopen yesterday afternoon The ReoRql'
Ls,ss eaull uoull was backed into by tho steaRl-
Asa m Me Laura aud hAd Qua OF hos Tenders
, 1881-06-09
-.,,,on Of tho Treasury Department
regarding the Carrying Of In
aammable Freight.
ain Ffoights Easy Yeste5a3fEv;' eg53fv ~.
Charters Being Ger. ~
for Cr" ~
-saild,f,' Flnetl-Tilo
Fine .,n',iSont nit tincs-A Fast
Trip
;1akss-Arrivals and 0loaranoes
k'11a ..s,o;dsuts-Along tho Docks
T.. Notes.

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/TOME GAlaihhts
Il sew mos rlnrELhE!ss nu!"nn, Sa.,,
LGcnlrIrl Stcnihoont eu,sns .,,' .,.' tr,,nv
t,ro fright tt'ats nu'" w. ta'u .,,a.i,s.r
~, h uas,ci tho Wlsc''>h'' ..iu 'tis"'s
.,,e Intrndct! tn run pct"ccn III ~.
if' ~ md will he constructed Win pnF-
larl hase"' u, ,rsak,ne Ice during tho win
e:.st selere." ~. ~ I'm inots In fust npproach-
raoths. "e y, ,,.',, hn ,n,nchcti l,y lilo 1st Of
puhr pl'.mhrr. aull tho othor during Uctooer' tuos
sttsa'!.ut M ro,,j kccl, tttrty-ruI feet beam,
tsarc =" ~. ,,a,,, ~ mil. md nrc calculated
ra;r1 abs,lt lo tons caen ~ ,a.1, III. 'axro ar.
w, Tbcy Will he turnished win laF9e ,a haa
as'' l., s,,,nu,ntl cu.!nea, a,ld steel t'ollcrs
tfHal .," ,n,, font in ulameter a1l,l seventeen
NIX inches lona' l'no ~. ..s" ..sa ,,n,,,s
.sl.ro false tour, raised twonty-t"o 'eeaes
~. ,sc botton tlonr, md Will bc supplied WIFE
et's Nv h,,khcas, which cnn at my time be
ID With water inF p"'.ts.' ,,,..',a',s ,,,,1 ,,,
.t,,.l na,np to forec these bnishea"s WI! he
'l.s. ixarJ. md 1t Gun nlso be used cffectivo-
sut.sc Of cithes sesse' .,,ts;oo,, ni,s. ner
hnse 81 average Speea y. 1i .. ~. a,,a. ,r,t.,
1at They Will hnvafull lenHsn cholhs' WIN
'armmnations ~" for ls) ilrst.class pAsscnRcrs.
= t}LllaJ each. when cnhap'ctea'
1SFLAMMAnT.E FREIGHT.
c...,t,r,. pf +,,e Treasury t,as written TIM
nssee!ct'' =. 49, -. r. o,,t-r r.,.o rt,In,
klaHiuv lcttos III "ns"ei 80, a.s,,,s,
sdsnt Of PASSENGER s'e",.et' ~ uss enpsy
upt,bl, benzlnc, nnd Kasol1ne barHls' or o'uee
,t,d,uaerots and inllatnnshblc freight:
-s1s; The Department 1as fcoetVtu your
er rlntlSe 70 ynus rHn. ~ ,,t m"t !.t1,.
Fssef tieauesS Hm5i,;c vMsoiinn r ut},nr like
al, lscison uu tho subject. You a!so rcter
n,ni nix tho department to nuts = queAtinn
'ssas " saa 10 n,''u a'u ai nniosres. wp!c
.rr iof permission to curry re1lnrd petroleum
sash w'I( nut ignite uiluer ~ aeKfse. IL 30
.se latornl ~ ~ ".. "o. ~, nr = ~
l1replT ~ snc LIZ ,'ni. I'M h"rr,tia whir,s
9aAe vephet t,u.I .''.1h., ,.nn,tnn H,st,iinn ",c'
w ;sumsr'u,a gs"l'v 'rt,ra IN rurry IN i,IssuuKor
@ w anI urn n ,uI,t,,r thup, irtpt,titI tl TO
shi. ttsIytnt H nv s"c 1 r.. Rtviscj Stulutcs, In
III al upplicntIot1s to curry. on passrnHcr
aslaefs refinc!! i'otroleuti WnWn VIII noI X
ua1es i!o neseT TsUr.s W tho ,tst III III i,
r. ihc vcsse s rau5. il tho vessel tiocs nut
Mt Nit af clear at d Custom. House. TIC 1nsneot-
ul.e authorized to grant permit TO carry
III lhGir ouoge trs,rst,o,, ~ ota1o n,1
HA.%aons H. tuah - ,,,t.,. -, ~ ~ rio rnssni II
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JUSTICE STANLEY MATTHEW'S.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jaus 8.-Just!ce Stanley
Matthews. OF tho Supreme Court Of fhe
United States, presided at the Federal Court
lery to-duy.
, 1881-06-09
DIR. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLVENT.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Changes as Seen and Felt, ~
they Daily Occur. Aft
er Using q Few
nnana

I. Good spirits. disappearance ot weakuesa1
lans,,oT mclaneholy, inoFease and hardness ct
ian for tood, ny moro sour sruotations 9f F wstss
sleep, awnken fresh and v!gosouh -
t sRra sG'Se' tha u
chausea M % fro,n rum ia tnrbia sni Cloudy appearance
to u clenF GhurrT Or knbcr cDtor: WateF paAae8
4sSu Zen ps 81 .sasns sf S's@ s g. ns i:
siarked di1n!aation Of auantty I'd r.. frs.
m.asnt 1s'es e,re T. Increased stressts sxhstsd il
s. s. YeIio* t,nre "a dc white Of tho eyes. saa
chspseS s to clear, lively. snd healthy color:
Those iTer!ns from wets !.o O. ,Sm,t segst9o 10
C. isoey tie teuas
from tho III es Gon n fr
.as "a feeiins, u s.sana she seflss
leR8. shoulders, ctc.: cessation Of cold and
chiiis. sense Of suaocauon, hard BREATHING md
Of aak Or srs,nE II
X *, 'a2 sfss sstsy az :'ggRfe5A e.
sease tas e'HGa III anisn and al foras snd npnre
Ind 1s ausound naa1 mna.
skln diseases, xr1da.,!y disappea1: ,,,o, ,.,,.
yatea I'D 1ssfs MeroS7y 1ss se
Innate have accumulated and become deposited e
zones. ricketts,, spinal curvatures. contortions.
white awcl!tngs. vn5tcose veins. ETC., the t- SAn.
s nd c1esrminsts the M virus virus Of III disease from
~ .. II t6oso who sre taking these medleinssM e 1of
tho cure Of Chronic. Scfofulous, Or syphli!ts1
diseases, howcrer sl9w may ee the cure: mieos
I'D na hsf neash 4 .ye ree
, 1881-06-09

TIE TOLEDO MEETfNG.
TOLEDO, O., June B.-ENtries for tho SUM
mcr mectlng In tho STATE rrotting Associa-
tion close Monday, June II. Thu frec-for'
all pacing race TN. bee1 changed BY relloy-
ing tho a:tG Limitation, and making the raco
open to all. The meeting occurs June 81 to
u. inclusive,
, 1881-06-09
FINE OPENING FOR A CYCLONE.

LANSING, Mich, June a.-Tae band tourna'
munt commenced! -l.era ta4!ay ln 4 stoElI!.
Fifteen ba.lds ArS present, mud largo crowd
Notwithstanding tie inclelnel,t wea tf,er.
, 1881-06-09

kEHEECl FUHtAIlFEe1 SQN11aANO aEAkAN
1NTB, ACT WITHOUT PAIN, ALWAYS
RELIABLE, AND NATURAL IN
THEIR OPERATION.
4 Vegetable Substitute for Calome1.
Perfectly eastsIess, elegantly coated Win
FEaok vitlil, puTge regulate. purify. cle1pso kna
strengthen. iaawhy's- F!lls for the cuso of ~
disorders 1t The STOMACH. Liver, B9wSts. Md
neys. bladder. Nervous niseases, lleadachc. tpnr
tIus, and All desa nvcinsnls ot thu Internal Vla-
cora. Warranted to effect positive CURE
Purely vegetable, uUltAnln4 no motauFys snn-
4rQl, UF t4kctefluus drugs.
E1- Observe tho following eytnptom4 resulting
frnm Disorders Of the Digestive osKnas: ~ n.
Blood i; tho Head. Aetiity 9f saS ss1ta'aes; ,',ss
of weight In the Stomach, enAr Eruetationa.
6inklnEs or FiltltaFin4s !n tho Ptt 81 the htNna~
eol, Swimming nf tho Head. Hurried and DIM.
eult Breathing, PluttsF tnx Ut the tteart GloElhf
or EiIffovat1uV HanxAtlona whsn IN lying p6A.
f1,rs l,ts u WebA befurv tho sight, fsFet and
Hun. Yellow ueAs Of Tho Skin and Eyes, Pain u
fhS 6li0 Chest, Ltubs, and sudden Ffushss ot
rUeat, Nur1ltnS III tho Biesh: ,,,
A lwv dost4 Of ltnuNAy's FuIs viz SIse ~
avatsm ffUm all the above named dlsordsfk.
PNlCK 70 CkNTb PER nO4.
SOLD HY DiuGQlSTs-
Read "FALSE AND TRUE"
Send = letter stamp TO RAILWAY 4 Cs03
No. 8 WARRRN.sr*. con. CtauR>H'sT'. MEM
ri y information worth Thousands vii hs seas
EQAA
, 1881-06-09
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured for ffty cents.
There Il not remedial agent in this world thas
VIII cure Fovsr and Ague sna ~ ether staisss~ !
feyers tsidsd by KAbWAY'S PILLS. 50 quickly
aaRADWAYHREADY HEItEk.-
PITY CENTB PER BOTTLE.
, 1881-06-09
CONSUMPTION

Of the Lungs and Tuberculoua rhthtsts. Scrofn~
Ia-ByphIlotd D!seases. Wasting, peecnerations
md u Iteration OF tho k!dncys Diabetes. Stop.
pago OF Water tnstAutaneons relief affortie
wtcro catheters hnve beon used: thus doin4
away with tho painful operation OF u1nY thesa
inafrumcnts daaolvlng Stone In tho 1ladoets
and In Rli enAEa OF
, 1881-06-09
n WAS THE FIRST AND 1B
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY

that instantly stops tho most excruelattng palns.
nIInys IntAmmhH0nt, and cufea COnRestl1nss
Whittier Of the Lungs, Stomach, Rnvcls, Of
ether Flsns q SrTans' @ Py Gns rPpMfsMatqrE tEs
No matter how violent or exorucailng paln tho
1huetuRtio, He'd ridden, Inhrn,, Crippled. Nary
Qua. Ncuralglo, ar Prestsqtod With d!sease may may
iTSEsPfifnlAHMHT1oN iTSEsPfifnAs or TIE KIDNEYS,
iNFLAMNATiON OF THE BLADDER
REHABILITATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION or THM IUNOa
BORE THROAT, DlFF!CuLT HIRE EAT}l!No,
PALTITATInN OF THE HEAlsT4
HYs1EH1cs. GAoup pIfHTdEf,lAs E';fI IA, unxz.
HEADACHE, ToorHACnK,..,-...
NKRVOUHNE EHS. sLEErLEssNE8S,
NEURALGIA, HHEuhATlSM.
COLD CH1LL5. AGUE CHILE4,
EH1LHLAlNH, AND FROST hlTRa
The application Of tho heady, Relief to th0
pRrt or pArts where thp pain or d1mculty exists
will Afford case and comfort
Thirty to alxty drops In hhH tunbler ol
watsr will ip FEY m!au.ss QUIZ e., craamp1 aaIp
eshe. Dlarrhaa, nysentery: Collie Wind In thA
Traveller. should always carry oott!a 2. haa, q
watpr will prevent sickness or paths fron chAnEa
ef water. IL Il bsttoF than French brandy ot
NJtfarn n aftu1n1EnE
, 1881-06-09

EnfIan1matSOn OF the 6IdQ1
der and Kidneys.
In chronic cases OF Lcucor1hea and Ute1tu
diseases.
One battle contains more Of tho aetiva prtncss
pies OF Medicines than any other froparanon5
taken tn Tenspeonful doses, while othors requird
lve or six times ns much.
ONE DOLLAR PER poTTLR.
, 1881-06-09

=.
ro rssaoef craft still Bulrsu.
ru rus& weather continues outside.
"~a lumber chartar reported yesterday.
9aA port. '''o '
H., .ss steam. .bargc Chicago aud tow arrived In
~ 5esten,ay.
sn,s WUR ateaa,-barRe City of nome IL at .
'T11 " tlsanch elevator.
w.. ~ Ne* Era aud her string OF lumber bar9es
~.!of auakexon last night.
tt,thsaa 20 yehsett repurt worry thank, fo4gy
.itsmttit tton, tho Straits up. making navigation
~. r.@s!5 allow and dangerous,
him ~, Ma.,esla.bar4e James Davidson, tlatahatt
txtS1 ~ W hef curXu Of gOrn ut the 0aIena clio.
~ nat hight allti started tor buffalo,
, 1881-06-09
ltADWAY'S
Regulating Pills!

RKBFKUT PUA0ATlVE9, SOOTHING APRIL
1NTS, ACT WITHOUT PAIN, ALWAYS
RKLIANLE, AND NATURAL IN
THEIR OPERATION.
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H. V. MoRTHTMER, Proprietor
Railroad Guide.
yHtLA. a READINo RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.

MAY 18TH. 1884,
Trains leave ALLENTOWN as tollows;-
(viA P4RKIoNEN RAnRoADl.
For Philadelphia at "I;3 g.45, iL4o am. and
UNDAYs.
For Philadelphia al +4.SO a. m.,3.at D. m.
VIA EAsI PFNNA. BEANCH.l
For re ding ara HqlrisUurp, 900, 800 q M
I2.IU 4.sJ a. d y Co p. m
For Lancaster and Columbia, 600, e.H' am. and
UNDAYs
For Reading and way points. 4.30 p. m.
For Readin- Harrisburg, ahd wa po hts so5
tvrA BETHtEHEM.)
For Philadelphia frou, ]. v Depot A4.f4 0.i2
as.i4,a IN 10. o 5.h3+s.f4 y. m. Sunuay 400 pm.
For Phiiadell hia tiOnI q Depot '2H,
Trains FoRALLE TOWN leave as followsi
IVA PERKIoMEN RAlLRoAD.l
Leave Philadelphia. 74O n. M, ana Loo, 'l.30
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, SO II. m, . 15 aud 'A20
WA EAST PENNA BRANCH
Leave ReauingT &c 1G.SVn MAS S'5iend 0.lS
Leave Harrisburg so SIT ended a. M, i.45
Leave Lancaster 500 a. m l.cs ana $50 p. m.
Leav" Columbia ..5 an 10 and $40 p. III.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading 7s3OtIdq.,f n. m.
Leave Halrisi III ) $40 am.
WA BETHLEHEM.l
cave ohilndelp nia ga, AJoO, g4s, shn, t4I5
IS. +5.OOu. IN. sunday . 9 a. I'M. $50 p.m
Trains make tlus y tun to and from tlepot
9th ana Gree streets. phlade phia other
rain toa trtm Broad street depot. Trans
VII b thlehem" run to n q from BerLs St,
Dep {. except tho-t marked ~
1ne A49 anu G.45 sam trims from Allentown
rnd the Ei3 a. d 5.l5 i. M. train from Phlla-
delbma have through cars {" and from Philp.
deph.a.
]. E. WOOTlEN
GeherGi Manager.
may u.
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DseOhsr sl,ys Hades is a state rath,

Dsecher s'ys Hades is state rather
than place, Jersey, we'll bet.
BirdlinEs are very selfish creatures.
They take the food right out Of their
moihers' mouth.
We judge II, IN accounts IN almost all
of pur exc ang,s that almost every body
has, at one time or another been shot
through tLs liver.
A Michigan editor received 5000, OO2
fr N iile admiuislrator OF The estate o! q
deceased subscriber, aud to celebrate the
eyrnt caused his ofiiee towel to be wash
ed. How often afldenee Leads to exuav-
agancs.
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BAngiS
THE KAf.

The rat belongs to the genus Mus; con-
sequentiy there is always Mus where the
rat is.
The rat ia quadruped II you will
notice it, qrsdrnpeds generally have
four legs. Not all rats, however. Tho
printer rat has two. He is probably
the exception which proves the rule;
he fur lisnes his own rule, by the way.
The rat is likewise rodent and YOU
will invariably find q row of dents where
he hes been.
Our Hibefnian assistant suggests that
you will also find poisonswhere the rats:
bane.
There are many kinds of rats. There
Is the black rat, the brown rat and tan;
colored. This last is generally called
the rattan, and is known to all bad lit
tie boys.
The brown rat belonged originally In
Asia. Again our Irish friend says You
oan aize your mind on that score.
The brown rat always drives the black
rat before him He does his work up
brown.
Then there is the wharf rat, These
are the kind which go wharf to sea.
Also the water rat. Water rat is be, to
be sure.
Another variety is the Norway rat. he
will Norway through big timber In one
night
You remember what the young rat says
Hear me gnaw, ma"
Some people hate rat as bad as 4
snake-they rattlesnake woman out Of
her seat in an instant This variety Is
probably the jumping rat.
The ladies' are afraid Of rat, and yet
you will find him quietly feposing In 4
lady's hair.
Then there is a musk rat. People Of
ten speak of smelling rat. II musk kill
fellow to smell this rat for an hour
such are hour sentiments" eli readers
say. The scent meant is the scent Of
the musk rat.
The cat is a great rat catcher. She
never let's the rat catch her asleep.
There is also German rat. He iss
cousin german to the Norway rat and
therefore germane to the subject. You
can watch germ any time in Germany.
The rat takes toll Of anything edible.
You have seen the rat hole. After the
whole rat has disappeared; the rat hobs
remains.
The rat will steal anything he can get
hold o. The rat tail is all steel, and
makes a good file.
Rats are fond of cheese. but when they
get caught in trap, they hnd it not just
the cheese after all. The rats are the or.
final Trappists.
The rat will eat pie. Hence he is call
cd q pie rat.
think I've shown no little ratiocipa-
tion in handling this subject, and hope
my readers will ratify all that has been
said.
But let me add few words about the
mouse. He is necessary to the grand
mice en- scene.
The mouse comes from Europe. Would
that he might va-mouse back again.
Hs wears no whiskersi simply mouse
tache.
The mouse has sosly tail There are
many scAly tales told about him.
There are field mice, rock mice. nsa-
dow mice and white mice. There are
quite lot Of them, but the worst mouse
is the mouse quito. He is quite host
in himself
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NKw BLoosy,rLp. Miss Ian . rss

NEw BLOOMFIELD, Miss. Jan. 2, 1880.
wish TO say 10 you that have been suf-
ierlng for the last five years with severe
itching all over. have heard of Hop
Bltters and have tried it, have used up
four bottles, and it has done me more good
than all the doctors and medicines that thew
could use with me. / am old and poor bat
feel TO bless you for such a relief BY your
medicine and from torment of the doctors
have had hfleen doctors at me. One gave
me seven ounces Of solution OF arsenic; an
other took four quarts Of blood from me.
All they could tell was that il was skin
sickness. Now, silsr these four bottles Of
your medicine, my skin Is we'll, clean and
smooth as ever. HENRY KNoeHE.
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Said a sufferer from kidney troubles, when
asked To Try Kidney Wort, am try it Uut
It will be NY hast dose" The man got we'll,
and is now recommending the remedy to
all
When demhgement ni the stomach acts
upon the kidneys and liver bringing dis
ease and pain, Kidney Wort is the true
rrInvdy. IL removes the cause and cures
the di-ease. Liquid (very epuerntrated) or
dry act equally rilcirntly.-Am. Cahpator.
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Now the cuuWdvrs iu the pot. and the
days are growing hot, aud We all begiu
10 sweier WITH a swelL s2th, sweli.
Wall the crimson lemonad through =
straw euchanis the maid, wno displays
bunch Of flowers at her belt, belL belt
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Mrs. Adam Grubb, 23I Walnut stresl,haS
been great sufferer for a number Of years
from extreme pain in the leet, something
like rheumatism. Sue was also very much
troubled with corns aud bunions. II waa
with great difficulty that she could walk,
and sometimes when che would visit her
husbands shoe store or any Of her children,
she could not get home again without US
sstance, and often when she wac waking
along the streets she would DO seized witR
snon acute pain that she was compelled "a
stop IN at the neighbors on the way until
she got better. soine two weeks ago she
heard of the wonderful cures ST. Jacobs OIL
was eiiectlng and sue at once commenced ti
use Il, ani experienced great relief imms-
diatesy. The pains have leh Der feet aud
anEies and the inflammation has lefl The
corns aud buuions. Sue is now tripping up
10 her husbands shoe store and out 70 see
her child en- without experimenting any pain.
A
II. A.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who s1Rred for wears from
Nervous DEBI LIrY PRE NJ A rURE DECAY
ana al the e1ec,s ~ youthful inderc 9 iop, will
for the "a aNe Of suffering humanity send free 70
al who need II, the reclne and direc ions Tor
maSing the simple remedy b when he was
On ed. dorefs va hing 10 profit 10y the Ad,
yertiser's experience can do so by nd rassing
IN perfect confidence. JOHN OGDEN.
tuuRuo a. Cedar street, n. Y
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M0kiCNis Is now being made faster taan
mtUNE \ ever by {. 0se at wor.T for us
W. " PeTsnns OF efiher ser oan
make 800 week in their own town, thew
are Wiling 10 w0Ik. No Iisk. - Ontht free
Anyone Q an run the bnslneAs Capita moi a.
qaIr0d. AL wlO engage ur,spcr Onef ia
Particular fres. ddrs s. il. HAiLIcl r a
CO.. Portland, Name July 10Y
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HEI PEy

HEI n Yourselves DY mqkIns money
HE when Golden chance is Oh, REQ,
thel cav always keep poverty
from YOUR door. Those who always take au-
vAnlnge q the ehAuces ior making money that
are oneied, generally become wealthy, whno
those who do not Improve such o Ance~ remain
~ pON itv. we want MANY men women boys
cai H. 5. The bu mess viii pay more ia n ten
tunes n iu ~ wages. We tllrnlsh an eNDen
We oui n and n thai Won hred, fre'. N one
Mho engag' fails o ma none cry raDld "
You cat dc"ote vour whoie time TO Tie work,
or NY your spare inaments. Fu,l II forma ion
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slI son & CO., Portland Name.
oct. 2, les = a.
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PIMPLES1

VIII mail lVree) the reoife for a sim Ia
VEGETABLE BALM that WHY move TAN
FRGCKL IS, PIMPLBs and BLorcuEs. eIv.
inR the skin soft clear aud beaidrul; alsn m
srucuona for producing uxuuHnt growth ~
hair o. a bald head ur san 9th In g. Address,
inelOsing B.. stamO. BEN. VAEDELF 4 Co.. No,
Bs0kman 81. n. Y ] n2a 10 I
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CARBON HOUSE,
]. W. RAUDENBUsH, PROPRIETOR,
BANK ST., LEHIeHToR, PA.

The CARBON HOUSE, "fierE frst-class accom-.
nOdations to The Travelling public. Ronrdinv
BY the lay or eek on Reasonable Terms,
Choice Cigars, Wines and Liquors Away on
hand. Good Sheds and Stables. vi h alien
tive Hostlers, attached! April IO-yi
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HIDDEN TREES.

HIDDEN TREES.
|. They have broken the panel many
times.
2. Bravoi King could do no better.
3. Ye who give will be happy.
4. Will owes me letter.
5. This Is the map Leonard drew
Cousin KiTTT.
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RI7CLlNTON BRETNEY, fashionable
hS3 BooT and sHog MAKER, Bank ST.,
Lehighton Al work waTrauted
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Ny first is forest tree my second Is q
part of the eyej my whole is tropical
fruit. q. n,
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CROSS. WORD ENIGMA.
In tongue, not in talkJ
In run, not in walk;
In rain, not in snowj
In come, not in 90,
In noon, not in dayj
In petition, not in libel
An animal of the Bible.
Banks.
TRANsPoslTIoN.-A proverb.
siwe emn kane vobrpesr-sofol retut
hemt. LtTTtE NELL.
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The act is In the interest Of fair cleo
tions, and those who do not comply with
its provisions will be liable to iis penal
lies.
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FORM OF OATH

Judge, and - and
Inspectors, appointed to conduct the
election for Delegates and Standing Com
mitteemen. this day held for the election
district of - of --. do severally
swear and affirm that We will impSrtially
and fvithfully perform our duties in ac-
cOrdance with the laws and Constitution
of the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania,
and in accordance with the rules AMI
regulations adopted by the - party
of the County Of -, for the govern
meht Of said delegate elections, in the
presence OF each other, honestly, truly
and fairly, as per the act of Assembly OF
june ~, 1881, and to the best of our
Judgment and ability.
Inlcrn
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Taken - and subscribed to by
Judge, before me this -- day Of -
A. D. 1881,
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F not paid in advance, $1.25

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TRAysPosTfoSs.-<
l, least, steal. 2, earth heart. s.. eviir
live, a, rope, pore. 8, rite, nre.
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In Montgomery county the act was re-
Gently submitted to competent commit
tee, and which after mature deliberation
reported the following form of oath for
the holders Of delegate elections, and
which we respectfully submit 10 our
standing county committees for adoption.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-10
Rheumatism.

In the first symptoms of this di-
sease, when you r aching and
having painful sensations in the
limbs upon rising from bed in the
morning, a stiffness in the Joints
accompanied at times by swelling
and redness, all physicians recon-
mend the application OF an exter-
nal remedy, something penetrat-
ing and soothing; an article that
will act as a curative agent to the
parts effected. DR.. Bosacko's Rheu-
matte Cure gives instant relief
upon first application. In lame
back, pains or strains IL Is an in
valuable household remedy. Ask
your druggist for it. Price 70 cts.
Manufactured by The DR.. Bosanko
Medicine Company. Piqua, O. For
sale by G. w. BOWMAN, druggist,
Martinsburg.W w. Va. jun25-Iy