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Stepped for Lack Of Tunds.

The work on tbs Pennsyivania, Elnting
ton and New England ra lroad in the vi
cinity Of Easton, and in fact along the line,
has been abandoned on account of lac; ii
funds. The contractor for building the
bridge at Easton is G. 4. Danforth, OF But
falo He gste The carpenter work to Purpe
& Wentz, of 0swego. The five piers ON til,
bridge were built by Mr.. Dauforth and a
weeks work will finish them. Three Of the
bridge spans were completed by Purple &
Wentz, and then trouble began about the
money. The general contractors, Stanton
L Co., failed to pay, and this left Mr.. Dan.
forth in the lurch, who in turn dissppoint-
ed Purple & Wentz. After two weeks
waiting-the last payment wac on October
l5-the latter firm had the Sheriff seize
everything belonging tn Mr.. Danforth
Other creditors have seized the effects Of
Stanton & Co., at points between Easton
and Slatngton and at Columbia aud Deck
ertowu, n. J. Work has been abandoned.
tits said that Stanton 4 Co., will soen pay
up and that the work will be recommended.
Many merchants hold hundreds of dollars'
worth of orders given by laborers on C. Z.
Daniorth and they are exercised as to fu-
ture developments.
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Thanksgiving Day Proclamation.

On the 2nd inst, Gov. Hoyt, of this
State, issued the following Thanksgiving
proclamation:
ain common with the inhabitants Of all
the laud, the people of this State have just
cause of the thankfulness to Almighty God
for tho manifold material, intellectual and
spiritual fruits and Increase of the year
Now, therefore, | HcRry NJ. Hoyt, governor
OF Pennsylvania, do ordain and appoint
Thursday, the thrtieth day IF November,
1882, as recommended by the President OF
the United States, day Of thanksgiving
aud prayer, to the end that the citizens Of
the commonwealth OF every rsce, creed aud
condition, together with the way yfarer and
jnurner therein, and may gather at the
alter and the hosrth to give thanks to God;
to ilnplnre a continuance of His favor, 10 re-
new and strengthen in kindness Of heart
and act social and domestic ties, and to set
apart out OF the abundance OF the year ono
day as a sign and covenant of their faith
aud hope and loye."
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Never try 10 raise family without a
good newspaper, provided it contains the
advertisement Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
for this valuable medicine is necessary to
keep your children in good health.
Our friend W. I. Peters, the genial
proprietor Of the Horse Shoe Hotel, just be-
low Parryvlle, was in town Thursday,
jolly as ever. and this reminds us that there
will be rattle at his house next Wednes-
day evening, 18th inst, for two hogs, sleigh
aud centre tabls, tickets 81 90 each. Buy
ticket and spend pleasant evening with
our friend Wally at the Horse Shoe.
Look out for petty thieves, as they seem
to bs increasing in numbers as the cold
weather advances.
The slatington Bridge Company has
declared dividend of 9 per cent. out ofthe
earnings for the last six months.
H. Sta hley Goodwin, Of South Bethle-
hem, will probably be made general super
intenden Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad in
place of Robert II. Sayre, resigned.
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1881.

lli,oo@,VzS lo4, lb+ 2OO
The table above shows that Ia this enor.
nous output the great northern coal field
a quarter ten years ago, and,
though it has added more than six million
tons IN its ouipat, it yields now less than a
quarter. Yorkshire, on the other hand pro-
duees more than its proportion in the last
decade, but the vast coal field Of South
Wales has made still more marked stride.
adding the largest proportion of ali the large
eoal-Producing districts. Scotland extends
its production by five millions tons the
small yield Of ireland slightly sinks in the
decade, as also does that ut Gloucester, bat
Wsrwickshre, Nottinghsmshire, D,rby.
shire and Lancashire have large increases,
and 1t is apparent that it is only scattered
districts that yield less, while throughout
the great bulk Of the coal field the produc
tion has gone on enorm, usly rising, if in
varying nrrPorIions. 1t worthy Of notice
tsst In the decade the number Of miners
has been increased in even greater rstio
than that Of coal. There were 37O, ,ssl per-
sons employed in and about the mines in
ls7l and 4g4,579 last year, the maximum
number being reached in 1874, when 53s,.
s29 wore So employed. Thus the average
production Of the miners was lowered dur
lug the hrstt or four years, ,luriug which
the prices and wages rose, nad sineo that
time there has been an increase Of the aver.
age production. 1t is still, however, lower
than 1t was ten years ago. In 1871 every
person employed in and about the mine.
produced on an average 3i6 tons Of Goa !
but last year every person produced only
Sll tons on the average. This is one of III,
counter balances to low wagsS-Vheu wsgei
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Mahoning squibs.


On last Saturday evening, Rev. 8. L.
West, oi Cleveland, Ohio, preached in the
Evangelical church Of this place, on the
subject OF "the Heathen." He had several
idols along with him which he showed to
the people. He took up subscription and
collection, which together amounted to
$S4,Gl, to further the missionary work.
Rev. W. II. Weand, the minister of the
congregation, was also present.
-Metsrs. A. J. Ballet and Granville
Freyman were out on hunting expedition
on Saturday last, but they didn't get any
thing. Boys, try again. Better success
next time.
&C. A. Hartung, of Lehghton, was in
The valley on Saturday.
-Amandus Breiner, the employe Of Mr..
L. S. Hoppes, left for his home in West
Penn. on Monday. Tho time for which he
had been engaged having expired. On
Tuesday one OF Mr., A. Arner's men, And
rev Miller, also left. He intends to work
at Eckley the coming winter.
-on Tomorrow Sunday evening a SER
les of REVIVAL meetings will open in the
Evangelical church OF this place.
This Saturday afternoon at two o.
clock, the teachers Of this district will or
GaniEe a District Institute. The meeting
will take place in the Pleasant Corner
school house.
Abraham Kistler and party from this
place were visiting friends at Slatington on
Sunday.
The Literary Society Of this place will
meet at New Mahoning this saturday.
evening. The question for debate is; Re-
solved, "That the principles OF the Rsrub-
lican party are preferable to those of the
Democratic party" The debators on the
Affirmative are d. W. Sitter and A. ]. Bal
llet; on the negative II. A. Keiser and A..
NJ. Kisller.
N. NJ. Ballet, a student at the Kutz-
town State Normal School, came home to
vote. He left again for Kutztown on Thurs
day. While here he visited the schools.
The election on Tuesday resulted in
polling l27 votes for PattisOn and 1903 for
Csmeron's man, Beaver. The Prohibitions
lists polled only 8 votes for Petit. Last
year they polled 27. This lie certainly not
very encouraging for them, considering
they held three meetings here this fall; but
the Democrats did we'll, aud don't you for.
get il.
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Packerton Ripples.


The L. v. R. r. Co. is erecting new
Telegraph poles at this place.
The Packerton schools are we'll attend
ed by the Juveniles of this noisy railroad
town.
"A very pleasant and agreeable surprise
party was held at the house of Jerry Gould
on the End inst, it being the fifty third
birthday OF his sister Lizzie. As is custom
ary on such occs sIons, the tables literally
groaned under the weight of good things
they contained, and The happy guests all
did full Justice to them. Miss Gould was
made the recipient of several presents by
the visitors as a manifestation of the love
and esteem in which she is held by them
Among those present your reporter noticed
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Warg, Mr..
and Mrs. Stiles, Mr. and Mrs Har,eman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hontz, Misses Nette Mar
shall, McKelyy, Harlemau, Mcdaniel,
Smith, Everett, Messrs. Beers, Long, Everett
and Davies. These parties DO not only offer
innocent pleasures for the young, but creates
fellowship and neighborly love in a COM
munity, and for this reason are commend
able. May Miss Gould live to see many
such happy birthday reunions is the wish of
her many friends. R.A G.
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Burned to Death.

Mrs. John Fox, Of White Haven, while
seated in her kitchen last Friday MOI ming,
by the side Of table on which O coal oil
lamp was burning, was suddenly token
with an sPileptic fit aud fell forward up
setting the table and breaking the lamp
The oil spread about the l,ur aud ignited,
when she unfortunately fell into it. She
was unable to give any alarm, but her hus-
band who was in the room above the kitch
en-, sRelling the smoke raised a window
and called for help. Several neighbors
rushed in aud found Mrs. Fox lyiug ON the
floor, her clothes all in flames aud the fire
about her burning. The FIRE was quickly
extinguished, and DR., Trimmer summoned
to attend the injured woman. He found
the skin aud flesh Of her body burned to a
hard crisp. In many places the skin and
flesh had fallen on with pieces of her cloth
ing. shs suffered the most intense p1ia for
ssversl hours. but retained consciousness
pusii Shs died.
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Public Benefactors.

1t weuld not seem amiss to thus charac-
terlze those amusement managers who
Bring out the best dramas by the best tai
ent, and at prices within the reach of all
Under this bead then those popular caterers
t. the public, Messrs. Anthony a. Ellis, must
surely be plac"d, and it is with pleasure
that we announce the appearance at Con-
cert Hall, Mauch Chunk, November 18th,
of their Double Mammoth Ideal Uncle
Toms Cabin Company, when new version
this eyer popular drama will be brought
out, with unique speeiaties and wonderful
scenic effects. The garden scene at g..
Clair's is one Of the most beautiful scenes
ever placed on the stage. In the back
ground fall Of real water comes dashIng
down in the most realistic manner possible,
and this is spanned by rustic bridge This
scene has proved sn immense success every
where, and hardly less striking are toe
scenes Of Eliza's escape over the ice, and Of
! 70 on the plantation. The Memphis Uni
vorsity Students render their quaint melod-
les WIN rare beauty and power, and their
instrumental solos and selections achieve
the most extraordinary success wherever
they appear. It should be borne In mind
that this version introduces the famous bar
room scene and new aud effective tableaux,
and is rendered by a carefully selected COM
pany of Hrtists. At the conclusion of its
tour in this country, the troupe goes to.Eng.
iand' Scotland, Ireland and Wales, to renew
their triumphs on the other SHE of the
ocean All who want to laugh should see
the two Topsys, with their characteristic
songs dances and banjo solos, and Msrki
the lawyer, with his remarkable donkey
The 'hiid setress, who plays Eva, charml
everybody, and the entire cast is without
blemish.
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Corner Stone Laying.

Corner Stone Laying.
The corner stone Of the new NJ. E. church
Of Lehigh,on. will be laid on next Sabbaih h
afternoon, Nov. 18th. The services will to-
gin at half past two o'clock. Addresses are
expected from the following ministers ::
Rsvs. L. b. Hoffman, Of Mauch Chunk !;
W. T. Sheppard, Of Parryville; r. A. Sad
lier, of East Mauch Chunk, and others. The
Pastors of the sister churches Of Lehighton
and Weissport, have also been invited to be
prerent and participate in the services. Tho
services will not be pro'racted to an undue
length. All are cordially invited to be
present.
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Names Of scholars who attended every
day during the month-Harry Xsnder, Will
lie Greenawald, Allen Greepawald, Aspin
shultz, Edgar Seller, Charles Koons, Harvey
Gurnbert, Harry OIL, Thomas Webb, Edwin
Hartman, Eddie Peters, ,Gustavus DeTschirs-
chky, Lizzie Schech, Lizzie Smith, Ida
Wolfe, Alice Wolfe Clara Kuntz, Ella Honts.
Bertha Hollenbach, Lizzie Beck, Emma
Blank, Ella Walck, Lillian Froelich, MIN
erva Held, Gertie Peters, Emma Fortwang-
Ter, Minnie Newbard, Alice Mccormick,
Hattie Weiand, Mary Schoch, Hattie Gcg
gus, Matte Harn.
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Fall and Winter STYLES,

Our gentlemen readers will no doubt be
pleased to learn that II. II. Peters, the pop
ular merchant tailor, at the Post. office, is
now receiving au immense stock of cloths,
cassimeres and all wool sutings for the fall
and winter trade, and that be is fully pre-
pared to make up those goods in the most
fashionable and tast, full manner, at prices
which cannot be disputed. Remember per-
feet fits and low prices, is his motto. Call
-. inspect goods
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BROWNS IRON BlTTERs Is
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malariat
Weakness and all diseases requir-
ing a true, reliable, non-alcoholic'
tonic. It enriches the blood, gives
new life to the muscles and tone
to the nerves,
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Punched Coin.

Too much publicity cannot be given to
the recent decision by Judge Lowell of the
United States circuit court in Massachus-
stts concerning the filling ofholss in punch
ed silver coins with base metal and at.
tempting to pass punched coins with the
holes thus filled. The former practice is
held by the court to be an act Of counter
ieiting, and the latter is made subject to the
penalty provided Nr the crime of passing,
or attempting to pass, counterfeit money.
These practices hitherto have been regard
ed by many persons as trivial offences. To
sll such, Judge Lawell's decision should
through wide publication, be a timely
waning.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently
cured of hat dread disease, COnsuinIIton, By
4 simple remedy, Is anxious 10 make known
to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure. To
all who dosire IL, he will send q COPY of the
prescription used, (tree OF charge), With the
direeGiuns for preparing aud using the same
which they will hnd a sure CURE iur
COUGES, COLDS, CONSUMPTION, AS
TINA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the PRESCRIPTION. will please
address Rev, T. A. WILSON, I4 Penn ST,
Williamsburg, N. Y. mar. 25-yl.
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ERRORS OF YOUTU

A GENTLEMAN who suffered FOR years
"A from Nervous pEBILlrH, PREMA.
TURE DECAY, and all the effects Ot youth
fu, indiseTetion, viii for the sake Ot suffering
humanity, send free TO all who need IL, the
recipe aud direction for making the simple
remedy By which he was curr1. Sufferers
wishing TO prOft by lhe advertisers expert
encc eau do 90 by addressing in perfect CON
hdence, JOHN Is. OGDEN,
naH25yl q Cedar et. New York.
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PRIMARY NO. }

Names Of scholars who attended every
day during the month-Emma Peters, Eva
Fritzinger, Ida Heberling, Sarah Stetler,
Mary Fenstermucher. Emma Walck Charles
Hartman, Eddie Albright, Allie Reichard,
Jacob Heberlng, Harry Nushaum, Charles
Sanders, John Trainer, Harry Trainer.
T. A. SSYDxR, Principal.
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How She Saved her Darling.

al shall not feel 80 nervous again about
baby's teethinE," writes a grateful mother
"We almost lost our darling frem cholera
ipfantum, bus happily heard Of Psrker's
Ginger Tonic in time. A few teaspconfuls
cured baby, ard an occasional dose keeps US
in good hsalth"- Brcoklvn Mother.
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Names Of scholars VINO attended every
day during the month-Amandus R:hrig,
Edgar Xander, Charles Rauhenbush, john
Lentz, Arthur Snyder, Albert. Snyder, Al.
bert Bartholomew, Oscar Shultz, Hattie
Graver, Tillic schoch, Vella Weiand, Alice
Gessus, Irene Fenstefmacher, Lena De
Tscbirschsky, Sarah Eisenhower, Emma
Fuehrer, Ella Albright, Emma Fry, Clara
Hunsicker.
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We have q scholarship for
the Williamsport Commercial
College, which we will dis
pose Of at a discount. A good
opportunity for yonng man
dcsirous Of taking a business.
course. Apply at this office.
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LEHIGHT0N RETAIL MARKETS.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
SPECIAL. NJ TI(IS.
4 G. \ II ID

To NIL who are suffering from he errors and
lnd'screti0ns OF youth. nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood. sc . will send
trciue that will euro YOU. FREE OF
81 NR'fE. Tbs great rGiucdy was al. COW
cred by missionary In South America. Send
n sriEaidrrsscd envelope to the REV. JnsEPH
I, lNAAN. Station ID, New York ity.
aus. ly,
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Our Neighborhood in Brief.
pELlNoUENTs READ.

wb.n the cold storms howl around the door,
And you, by the light Of taper,
Sit closely by the evening IRE,
ERjOying the last paper,
Just think OF him whose Work thus helps
To wear away the Winter,
Ana put this query to yourself
Have paid the RFlnters
Look at the yellow direction tab on this
paper and see how you stand, viz;
John Jude mario 81
then you owe two years subscription, which
please remit We are in need Of money.
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Card of Thanks.

VdIU Vi 1HaHA5'
The officers and members Of Franklin
L,dge, X. Of H., of Weissport, desire to
return their sincere thanks to Mrs. Strauss
b4rger, of that borough, for the hand
some and very acceptable present Of one
ha!f dozen Of beautiful and handsomely
framed chromos for the decoration Of their
hall. MEMBERS uF FRANKLIN LoDGE.
Nov. 9th, 1882.
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Names Of scholars who attended every
day during the month-Clement Bretney,
David Mccormick, Robbie Lentz, Willie
Nothstein, Willie Rapsher, Willie Beck, o.
car Heiman, Laura Klotz, Minnie Warner,
Mamie Fortwangler, Emma Ebbert, Alice
Notastein, Emma Williams.
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Names Of scholars who attended every
day during the month-Willie Koons, Hon
ry Blank, Mahlon Snyder, Fannie ocker-
houser, Mark Kuehner, Robert Trainer,
Harry Geggus, s,Willie Mullen Eugene Eisen.
hover, Anna Raudenbush, Alice Longkam-
mer, Lizzie Albright, May Trainer, Clara
Heilnap, Bella Hontz.
pn1M.nX No Q
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MARRIED.

COOPER THOMAS. - At lock Ridge
Presbyterian church by Rev. j. A. Little
assisted hy Rev. E. A. Nelson, OF Albur-
tis, Saturday, October 2S, Harry Cooper
formerly Of South Wales, and Martha A..
Thomas, of Hokendauqua, Lehigh CO.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Whom it NAV Concern.

All persons are hereby forbid meddling
with Two D"rl. Mules, two Sets Of Harness,
Nne Blackboard, Que Farm Wagon and one
Flow lonrcd 10y the undersigned to j. Saul
Hawk, OF East Fem Township, Carbon
County, Pa, Ms the same is my property.
Mks. REBECCA II HEFFELFlNGER.
Penn Forest Twp Pa.
sert. 8, lsS2 w3%
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PIMP

IwIll mail (Free) the recipe for a simple
VEG ETARLE BALM that witt remove
TAN. FkEORLES, PIMP LES and
BLOTCHES, leaving the 81 10 suit, clear aud
beautiful; also instructions tnr producing a
luSuIlant growth OF hair IN 2 haid head or
smooth face. Address iuciusing Sc. stamp,
BEN. VANDELt, l. Barclay 5 IN, Y.
mar 25.yl
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sol N. Fremont St., Baldmcrc
During the war l was in.
jured in the stomach by piece
Of a shell, and have suffered
fromitever since. About four
years agoitbroughton on paraly-
sis, which kept me in bed six
months, and the best doctors
in the city said ! could not
live. suffered fearfully from
indigestion, and for over two
years could not eat solid food
and for a large portion OF the
time was unable to retain even
liquid nourishment. l tried
Browns Iron Bitters and now
after taking two bottles l am
able to get up and 60 around
and am rapidly improving.
G. DECKER.
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Report Cf the Lehighton Public Schools

Names Of scholars who attended every
day during the monih--Horaco Rauden.
bush, Elmer schmale, William Horn, Web
sier EoIhstein, Frank obert, Gussie Claus,
hzaio Ash, Floy ClSuss, Alice Mon,z, Tilhc
qotEart
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--ostywayo is residing as FREQ man at
bis former place Of detention, pesr Cane
IoTn, ptndiuE bis return to 2ululand.
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STOCK MARKETR-

Closing prices of De Haven h Townsend
Bankers, Nc. 40 South Third Street, Phil
sdslphia. Stocks bought and sold either
ior cash or on margin.
Philadelphia, November g, 1882.
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TN THE COURT or COMMON
L PLEAS fr the County OF Carbon.
October Term, 1852, No. I'm Divorce,
Ellen Jane Fainter Us. Geo. F. Paintc

To GEO. F. PAINTER, Respondent,
SIR; You are hereby notified that the
undersighed has been appoihted by the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Carbon County n
Commissioner, to take the testimony of wit
npsses in the above named Proceedings IN
Divorce. and that he will meet for the pur-
poses Of his appointment all parties con-
cerNed on tho 18th day of November, A. D.
1882, at Q o'clock a.. m, at bis office, in the
Borough af Mauch Chunk, County of Car
bon, Penn'a, when and where you are re
questsd to attend with your witnesses
L. II. BARBER, Commissioner.
October al 18s2-w4
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Llst OF LetlerS
Remaining uncalled for at the Lehighton

Remaining uncaIIed Tor at The Lehighton
Post-ofiice Nov. LIST, 1892:
Andrews Annie Fulton, Joseph
Augie Davld knecht Ida
Bowman. Magnum Moser, Llewollyn +.
Beer Diana Rex, Levi
Cuntcr, Jacab (3) Ruch, Chas.
Carrell, atharne Slong, Emma
Ga reli, Samuel snyder, Phaon
l'relIr l'avid Swar, wood, Peter
Ebsen, Henry L. (2) Smithers Thos.
Fisher, W, L. Trexiler, Lizzie
Persons calling for any of the above let
ters will please say "advertised."
II. H. PETERS, r. Nj.
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lotai. SZN, ,4oS.2o
State Of Pennsytranta. County Of Carbon, SIS:
], W. W Bowman, Cashier of the nbove-ramed
bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
is truY to the best of my knowledge and belief.
W. W. BOWMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 9th day Of
Dot. 1882.
THoS. s. BECK, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest: Thos, Remerer, X. F. Hof-
ford and A, J. Durling, Directors. Oct. 81, 1852.
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STRENGTH

to vigorously push a business
strength to study profession,
strength to regulate household,
strength to Go days labor with
out physical pain. All this repre-
sents what is wanted, IN the often
heard expression, "0hI | wish |
had the strength" If you are
broken down, have not energy, or
feel as if life was hardly worth Iiv-
ing, you can be relieved and re-
stored to robust health and strength
by taking BROWNS IRON BIT
TERS, which is a true tonic-a
medicine universally recommended
for all wasting diseases.
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There are eighteen patients in St Lnke's
Hospital, at Bethlehsm, 81 this tIms.
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day during the month Angie Mantz, En-
ma llunsicker, Mary Albright, Mary Drel-
belbes, Alice ewhnrd. Edward Kuntz.
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d EP0RT OF THE CONDITION oi
In the FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
at Lshighton, in The State of P-nnsylyaniaat the
alose o: business, Oct. srh, 1882: