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NOTICE,

WHEREAS, in pursuance Of an Act Of the
Psnnsyivania, an atiachment hath been
granted by the subscriber, one uf the Jhstlces
OF the Peace In and for said County OF Oar.
bon. At the Instance OF a certain Francis
Rerig, ot Franklin township. in the County
Of the Township of franklin. In the county
aforesaid. wherein certain Goods and Chat
tells and effects Of the said Jacob Goldberg,
tody of Jacob zeiRenfuss and Tilghman
Drelshaeh, OF the said Township. This Is
therefore, to give notice 10 the creditors oi
the said 1aoob Goldberg To appear on the
ioth DAY OF DECEM BEk, tss3, ~ the
the Township of Franklin. then aud there 10
discover and make prunf nj their demands
aRreeably TO the dir,eiiops nf the eaid Act
HENEf CAMPBELL. J P.
Nof. a. vs.
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Look to your Interest.

L. +. kuhns, Of South Bethlehem, has
received seven weeks benefit, amounting
to so, frcm Mr.. F. r. Alexander, Gen'l
Agent Of the New Era Life Association, Of
1876, of Philadelphia. The sail L. F.
Kuhns being a member OF the Industrial
Department Tor sickne and accident The
nlal costs oi his policy was only $l5 81.
Any one desiring to insure against sickness
accident or death will please address F. r.
Alexander. No. 1853 Broad street. Bethlehem.
Agents wanted in every district in Penna.
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A Country storekeeper's Safe Robbed.

Burglars broke into the store of josiah
Drum, in Butler township, five miles fro
lIazleton ON Sunday night. Tie safe was
blown npen and nearly two thousand dol
lars in money aud two government bonds.
each If one thousand dollars, were stolen
The bonds were payable TO the trustees of
tho Butler Lodge, No. 5,353, |. o. ofO F..
and had been placed in Mr. Drums posses
sion for safe keeping. A woman living
close by,who heard the report, was too much
frightened to give the alarm. Suspicion
strnngly points to several members Of n
gang who, it is thought committed simil n
crime OF Dorrance the previous night. Sin e
the above was put in type, We learn Il a.
the bonds have been found In a field nea
the scene of the robbery.
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The Manly Art ~


\ brutal ight took place on Saturday
afternoon at the borough Of Parsons, near
Wiihssbarre, between two young miners
named Thomas McGarih and Michael Cox
A rivalry Ms 10 who was the heavier hitter
Of the two men has long existed between the
men. At the appointed time the men aud
their hackers assembled at the spot dssig
mated 'or the fight. The Marquis Dl Queens $
bury rules were ageed upon aud ten rounds
weFa lought IN all. During the hrst Ave
Iounis both men did snme terrible fighting.
In the iiith round IL looked as though Cox
would be WoFsled, bur ia the sixth be ralIi
ed aud puInmeled McGarin horribly. On
the tenth round heGarin failed 10 respond
when lime was called, and the fghl was
awarded 70 Cox. cox's face was beatsa al
u4osi " jslly.
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Fatal Accident.

Thursday "i last week, a sad aud fatal a, =
cdeut Occurred at the moving of Mr.. John
kisselmaD, who removed from Caiasa uqus
4" kresgeville where he bought small
farm. Mr.. Charles Fisher, Of KTesgeyile,
was one oi the persnns who furnished n
team When within a lew miles of the
latter place and while going down - steep
bill, Fishers hurses became frightened aud
ran down the hill ct full speed, Fisher as-
which passed over his head killing him in-
staEily. Mr.. John Hunter. at calasauqus,
who accompanied the moving was The krsl
one To iind the dead body OF Fisher, as he
was leading the eOW snd fould not moys
along as fast as the team. Fisher was a
married man snd in comfortable circum-
stances. Talsy Record.
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Attention, Old Soldiers /!

Those Of our comraG9s OF the late rebel.
lion who are desirious of becoming charter
members OF the Post of the G. A. r., about
to be formed in this borough, should call AT
this office, without delay, and sigu the ap
plicatlon for Charter, SO that the Post can
be mustered before January LIST, 1884. The
Zee to he paid on signing the application is
81. which goes to pay for Charter, Rituals.
Banks, &c. Don't delay if you wish to
Join us a charter member!
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IHTEaNEDfATK soHotL.

Names Of pupils present every day dur.
ing the month: John Lentt, Charles Rau
denbush, Edgar Xander, Alvin Noll, Eddie
HiLLler, Granville Clsuss, Robbie Hollen-
bach. Albert Bartholomew, Oscar Schultz,
Elmer Reed, Berthe Durling, Robbie Lentz
Willie Beck. Frank Schoch. Wilmer Held. +.
John Heberling, David Mccormick, Oscar
Heilmun, Emma Seller, Tlle Buss, Sallie
Gabei, Eta Drissell, Mamie Fortwangler,
Clara Geggus, Emma Miller.
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New Advertisements.
NO Whom il NAV Concern.

All persons are forbid meddling with Two
MULES now In the possession OF JOSEPH
B. SE1DEL, Of the Borough Of Welssport,
Carbon County, Pa, as the same are my
property, and loaned BY me 10 him during
my pleasure.
PERRY wANNEMAChER,
Hokendauqua, Lehigh County Pa.
December 10, lo53.-w9
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Nnc seek at home. $500 Sutht free. Pay
WV not required. Reader, u you want
business at which persons Of either sex. oid
or young. can make great pay all the iitne
they work. with ABSOLUTE e. trtalnty, write for
T rtioulars 20 II. hALLEfr a Co. Perils q.
Gaihs. deClb-, u
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PRIMARY NO. l.

Names OF pupils WIN attended every day
during the month: Matte Horn, Hattie
Geggus, Lily Froelich. Mineryia Heldt,
Alice Mccormick, Anzie Trainer, Martha
Keichel. Mary Bowman, Carrie Bachman.
Emma Peters, Emma Walck, Helen Xander
Lily Spnonheimer. Amanda Rehrig, Martha
Long, Mary Fensttrmacher, Emma Settler
Phere Baltzef, Hattie Trexler, Freddie
Rex, Charles Hartman, Willie Wieard
Wilmer Strausbery, John Kipp, Gsorg,
Kipp, Gustaye DeTschlrscbky, Willie
Nothstein, Harvey Gumbert, Harry Onl,
Eddie Gilbert, Jacob Hebering, Cyril
Rehrig.
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Names Of pupils who attended every da,
during the month; Lena Longcomer, Ella
Farren, Emma Peters, Emma Acker, Lille
Gumbert Cornedia Hiskey, Ella Webb
Jennie Merthimer, Minnie Kemerer. Alice
Reichard, Nathan Held, Frank Leniz, Wal
ter Weiss.
T. A. SNYDER, PRINCIPAL,
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Tht Carbon Sdroeate.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER is, 1888

SPECIAL NofICE.-Persons making
payments TO this Office by money orders or
postal notes will please make them payable
sttbe WEIssrorr Posr orFIoE, as the Le-
hiehton office IS NOT a money order Office
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Report Of Lshighton Public sshools
For the month ending Dec. Srd. 1888.
Htaa nuHooE.

Nsmes Of pupils present every dav dur
ing the month Harry Clauss, Charles
Hsuk, William Horn, Horace Rsadenbush,
Charles Wieand, Charles Trexler. Lizzie
Ash. Floy Clauss, Emma Kuons, Florence
Rooms, Alice MantE, AnEie Mants, Sophie
Raudenbush.
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Names of pupils who attended every dsy
during the mnntb; Ira Nothstein, Harry
Wolfe, Thomas Webb, Elgar Seller, Willie
Greenwald, Frank Semmel, Levi Patterson,
Macy Farren, Annie Brocady. Ella Sea
bnldt, Sallie Mortimer, Lizzie Schmidt,
Ella Walck Ella HontE Emma Fortwangler,
Irene Weidaw. Lizzie Beck, Bertha Hollen-
bach, Hattie Weldaw, Alice Wolfe, Emma
Blank.
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Names Of pupils present every day dur
ing the month Daisy Hibbler, Mary
Dreibelbies, Ella Heberlne, Mamie eabel,
Alice Newhart, Ella Reichsrd Emma Sea
boldt, Alice Geggus, Irene Feustermncher,
Abraham Wolfe, Wilson Xapder, Edgar
Noll, Willie Clauss.
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The First National Bank

ON IL II y II OEFe
The Annual Election for Seven Directors
Of this Bank will be he d at the Banking
House on tuesday, JANUARY 9Th, 1854, be,
tween the hours Of ana o'clock p. NJ.
W. W BOWMAN, Cashief.
Isehighton, Dec. IS, 1888.
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Rheumatic Syrup

Is the greatest Blood Purifier known, and
will do all that is claimed for it. Send foi
pamphlet Of testimonials aud read of those
who have been cured by Its Use.
Rheumatic Syrup Co., Rochester. n. Y
For Sale by Druggists. Price Sl.9o per
Bottle or 0 Bottles for IS 20.
October II, lss3-ylnrts
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Best make of Horse
Shoe Nails for 2Octs a pound
by the box at j. l.. Gabel's.

-Messrs. Fuller 4 Co., manufacturers a
lubTieatlng and burning oils, 2Is N. and
street, Philadelphia. will please accept
our acknowledgment for copies of their
handsome and convenient calendar for
1881.
&A-A Farm Of lls acres with house
on Il, and about q acres cleared, for sale
cheap or in exchange for town property.
Three miles from Mauch Chunk. Address
W. II. Rapsher, Lehigh.On, Pa.
For the week Of prayer, which will be-
gin on Sunday, January 6th, the following
general arrangements have been made:
Monday, praise and thanksgiving; Tuesday,
eonissslon ol sin and prayer for cleansing
and drenswslj "Wednesday, prayer for families
and Instructors Of fyouthi Thursday, prayer
for the church Of Christ; Friday, iuterces
sion for the nations, Saturday, prayer lor
missions at home aud abroad.
ND- Watches and iewelry make very
appropriate Christmas and New Year,
Rihs, and The place 10 buy them is at d. s,
Bnek's jewelry store, opposite the Carbon
House, Lehighton.
Last Saturday morning Jacob =. Dol,
bsr, bsggsgemsster on the Pottsy iile accom-.
mediation, was fatally injured at East Nah
aaoy Junction. He was SHADING at The sid.
opening Ofths car, when tho door wa,
struck by another car on a side track
crushing Mr.. DAlbsr aud throwing him
between the tracks.
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STOCK MARKETS,

Rsported up To IL o'clock, by De Haven &
Townsend Bankers, No. SO s Third Street,
Philadelphia. Stocks bought and sold
either for cash or on margin.
PhiIadelpA:a, Dec. II, 1883.
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New Advrrtiprmcnts.
A Limb
Saved
AND A FAMILY hADB HAPPY

MIR. Philip Moore Of West Web
ater. Monroe County, N. a., sayai
MY daughter. now eighteen years
old. has, for the pact eighteen
months, been afflicted with Fheumata
ism In o very severe form. One year
ego " ssttledin the kuee, since which
time che has been unable 10 touch
her foot to the -four or move her limb
without suffering the fnost exeruciat-
log pain. Her limb was tnst growing
out VI shape, although a we were doing
for her all We could, having used all
the remedies we could hear OF and
TINT were recommended for rheuma.
tisn, none Of which benefited her In
the least. Her case was pronounced
incurable by the physician and by our
neighbnrp, and all believed that she
would be a cripple all her days, and
that her limb would never be restored
TO ttt original shape. But 1 am hap
py to say that to-day my daughter 10 n
entirety Tree from alirheunatic pains,
and that she Gun walk with perfevt
ease, ,hav ny thrown neide her crutches.
and her limb seems as strong and per.
feet MS ever all from the use Of yrur
wonderful medicine " Rheumatic Sy.
rup." which we consider one Of the
best medicines ever introduced for
purifying the blood, and ] only regret
that all others who are afflicted with
rheumatism cannot know of Its supe.
rior merits. You are at liberty to use
my name II II will do you any good,
mud l shall be only too glad to tell
any and every one what II has done
PHILIP MOORE
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1cTTTRH1l QUICKLY AND
NONn Permanently


Or, StinsOn's Asthma -
Remedy NHDLh
Is unequAled as a positivel sE
Alternative and Cure fOrss
ASTHMA AND DYSPEPSIA, and all their
attendant evils. II does not merely afford
temporary relief, Tut is permit cure.
W. n. Huekaber. De Leon Texas, says (:
''lt is the best medicine for Asthma that
ever have used" NJ. Hodges, Fountain
Head, Tenn, says; ~ am entirely relieved
OF all symptoms OF Asthma by StinSon's rem.
sdy." dam Miller. Brookville, Pa. Gays Z:
"Dr. Stinson's Asthma Remedy has given
me excellent satisfaetion-" Jas. =. Wilbur,
Morrisville, N. Y, says: "Sinoe ] began
taking your rtmedy have rested we'll every
night" S. a. Ryan, Fon Du Lac, Mich.
says; at is the best ] ever took" Mrs: :.
A Bissell, OF Roberts, Illinois, says "Dr-
StinsOn's A hmA Remedy is Just as recon.
mended. 1t makes expeetoration easy.H BE
SURE To send Tor treaties, testimonials and
price list, to PECK co, 27 EAST l4th
STREET, N. Y; q. N. Crittanden a 90 /,
70 Fulton ST.. N. Y. also Wholesale AEentS
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mn n for tho wo king class. Send IL ct-
lTl for postage, and we will mail you
NOAO free, royal, valuable box Of sampl,
goods that will put you In the way of m king
more money in few days than YOU ever
thought possible at any business. Capitnl
NOT required. We will start you. You can
Work all the time or in spare time only. The
work is universally adapted to both : xes-
young and old. You can easily earn from &c
cents 10 $500 every evening. That all whu
want work may test the business, we make
this unparal eled offer to all who are not
well satisfied we will send 81 to pay for the
trouble OF writing us Full particulars. III.
rections, ETC., sent free. Fortunes will be
made by those who give their whole time Ia
work. Great success absolutely sure. Don't
delay. Start now. Address SrINsoN X co
Partland, Maine. decl6-lyk
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Our Neighporhood in Brief.


y Our SNeighborhood in Brief.
Have you butchered your porkerH
Il --Chrstmas dsY-Next Tuesday week
Don't fail 10 see E. H. Hohls new
goods.
Mr.. Kirk. Of Philadelphia. spent Sun
day in town.
The water was drawn out 'ot the Le-
high canal on Monday last.
Fine silverware at E. H. Hollis, ,Mauch
Chunk.
Rafting in Pike and Wayne counties is
g. at q slsnd still on account Of low water.
- xs- 60 TO RoSEBERY'S. IN oBERT'S
BUILDING FUR AN EASY SHAVE.
.------'--ht Laeks Vienna, Pike county, on e
Eben Taylor has been arrested on a charge
of horse stealing.
Fresh Oysters-Raw or Stewed--
be obtained at l.. A. Wehr's, Bank Street,
daily.
NJ Robert Boys, well known citizen of
Monroe county, died o apoplexy at his
home last Friday evening.
xe-A new lot Of CLOCKS, WATCHES
and JEWELRY just received at s. HAGA-
., MANS Store, Lehighton. Pa.
Mary Bowman was aquitted BY jury
in wilkesbarre, Tuesday, of the murder OF
her child last summer, while at North
Mountain.
"A quarterly dividend of per cent. has
been declared by the Lehigh Valley rail
road, PAYABLE on and after January 18th.
AA-D. s. Book has Just returned from
New York with a well selected stock oi
watches, clocks and jewelry Of the latest
styles and design.
-Ichn Eckert, a workman living in
Braddocks, is under arrest upon the sus
picion of having murdered his vile and
burned her body TO conceal the crime.
O. ES-For good silver spoons, forks and
knives &" to Il. II. Hohi's, Mauch Chunk.
Mics Emma, daughter Of Or. N
Reber, arrived home from the Westchester r
State Normal school last Saturday evening,
for the holiday vacation.
The Upper Lehigh breaker, destroyed
by FIRE last summer, has been rebuilt and
will be ready for work during the present
mouth.
9ss- Gold pens, pencils and tooth picks
at d ck's jewelry store, oppositeJ. W Raud
enbush, Carbon House.
Representative sclichers of SchuylkE
county, says that he has distributed $3.50
Of his extra session salary among the
churrhes Of Tamaqua.
ess- Holiday Books and fancy goods just
opened at astonishingy low prices. Do n"i
fail 10 see our stack before purchasing. T..
+. Lpckenback, 6I Broadway, Mauch
Chunk.
Robert Kline, treasurer OF the Jeanes
vile Cornet Band, conlesses that be appro.
prated the fund in his trust, having frs
declared he was beaten and robbed of the
money by highwaymen.
EsrFor fne silver watch go to E. II
Hollis, Mauch Chunk.
Ea-Ify you wanta nice, smooth easy shave
your hair cut or shampooing, 60 to Franz
Roederer's Saloon, under the Exchange Ho-
tel. He will fix you right, and don't you
iorgetit.
Na- For fine gold watch go to E. II.
Hollis, Mauch Chunk.
For the seven days ending on the stt
inst, there we're i56, ,4O6 tens OF coal trans
ported over the Lehigh Valley railroad,
showing decrease Of 1899 tons as com
pared with the same date last year.
Pure Linseed Oil, at J.
L. Gabel's, 6S cents per gal
Ion for cash.
Thomas Flynn, young man, was run
over Tuesday by loaded in the Vos-
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h,MyBaGk!.

That's a common sspres-
sion and has a woela oE
meaning. How much ssk.
Sering IS summed UP In h.
The singular thing about
it is. that pain In the back
IS occasioned by so many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver CON-
plant, consumption. cold.
rheumatism, dyspepsia over
work, nervous debility. &c.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it. Something Is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will so quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
BRowN's 1RoN BrrTERs, and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, andmak-
ing the blood pure and rich.
Leganspor,. md Dee. Z. ,esa4
For q long time have been q
sufferer from stomach and kidney
disease. My appetite was. very poor
and tho very small amount did eae
disagreed with me. was nhnoye6
very much from Aon-rstehsteH 81
urine l tried many remedies witib
no success until used Brown's
Iron Bittefs. Since used that my
stomach does not bother me any
Myapperiteis simply immense. NY
kidney trouble Is no more, and my
general health Is such, thst I feel
like new man. After the Use of
Browns Iron Bitters for one fnonfh.
have gained twenty pounds In
weight. o. B. SAReKNr.
Leading physicians and
clergymen use and recom-
mend Browns IRON BrT-
TIERS. 1t has cured others
suffering as you are, and it
will cure you.
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Names Of pupils who attended every day
during the month: Willie Krieder, Willie
Nnthstein. Willie Beltz, Alice Nothstein,
Mary WSick, Lizzie Albright.
arc1,N n. nN NJ,
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An nMrHu wanted for the Lives of ali the
Atm hWIN Presidents of the U. = The
~ largest, handsomest, best book
eyer sold for less than twice our price. The
fastest selling book in America. Immense
profits to agents. A II intelligent people want
1t. Any one can become n successful agent
Terms free. HALLETT Book Co., Portland
Maine. decl5-yl*
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PRIMARY NO. 2.
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THE violation Of any Of natures iuws
brings lts warning by the Feeling Of dis
comfort. Exposure will inducs eOldS,
throat diseases, consumption, etc, all oi
which give warning by a troublesome
cvugh. Use DE-. Bulls Cough Syrup In
time, aud remove both the cause and effect
Of your discomfort.
9W- For handsome gold watch, 20 to
Bock's jewelry store, opposite the Carbon
House.
1T was announced at Pittsburg Tuesday
night that all the coal Isines along the
Monongahela River will suspend operations
this week for an indefinite period, owing to
the depression in the coal trade. Over six
thousand men will be thrown out.
&R- Kind render pause for a moment
and think carefully over this. You will
End that the proper pace to toy the cheap
est harness, cOllars, blankets, ropes, whips
and all pertaining to the working garb aud
pleasure clothes Of horses, is at the store Of
Milton Flory, Weissport.
The Board of Managers Of the Lehigh
Coal and Nav. Co. have declared a dividend
Of per cent. on the capital stock OF the
company, clear Of all taxes, payable in each
on aud after the lith inst, to the stock
holders us registered on the 30th ul'.
-l0d. to 40d. nails OF j.
l.. Gabel's for only $500 per
Lor I ocl,e &O IA nor doz
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Odd Fellows, Look Out.

T. A. SNYDER, Principal.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1883-04-25

VIM. Laner and j. N. Ackerman,
two cattle buyers hailing from EN-
mettsburg, Iowa, were put in the Jug
last Sunday evening. The trouble
arose by the latter taking on board a
good quantity Of ''booze' and then
making hostile demonstrations against
Mr.. Adolph Setter, proprietor of the
Dakota House. Marshal Nellie colored
the beligerent cattle buyer and was
marching him off to Jail, but when he
had got to near Union Hall Laner
appeared upon the scene and ordered a
halt, enforcing the order with {; left
handler directed at the Marshal's peep.
ers. The blow was received below
the belt, however, and the well-mean-
ing Marshal went to grass and took a
look at the moon between his legs. At
this juncture Lieut.. Hescheler, Mr..
Kalb, Otto Setter and Joseph Schnei-
der went to the assistance of the Mar
shall, and between them the two cow
boys were marched off to hotel de
Casey. On Monday morning at the
instance of Justice Fischer they en-.
riched the city treasury to the extent
of $40. 40, Laner paying $685. and Ack.
erman $500. After this little cere-
money they at once took their depart.
ure for NicOllet county.
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Emigration is still rushing westward
over the Winona & St. Peter railroad
in solid phalanx, though what all
these people are going to do when they
get to Dakota is problem yet unsolv-
Ell. The ones already out there are
suffering great hardships for the want
of necessaries of life. The lumber
problem is the most serious. The HUI.
ron Leader says: ''The scarcity of
building material is working great
injury to the people. 1t seems imper-
alive that in some way a supply of
lumber should be got through to this
region, even if the emigrant and other
freight traffic has to wait while.
People must have roof over their
heads when they get here. Since
January first, there has been shipped
west from Winona, mostly to Dakota
points on the Pierre line of tina North
western, 100000 feet of lumber, and
Is, OOO,O 900 more feet have been order
ed, but not shipped on account of the
freight blockade
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A $50 Bible Reward

The publishers Of Rutledge's Month.
ly offer twelve valuable rewards in
their Monthly for May, among which
is the following:
We will give $4,000 in gold to the
person telling us which is the shortest
chapter in the New Testament Scrip
lures mot the New Revision) by May
10th, 1883. Should two or more cor
rect answers be received, the reward
will be divided. The money will be
forwarded to the winner, May 18th,
1888. Persons trying for the reward
must send twenty cents in silver (no
postage stamps taken) with their an.
sWer, for which they will receive the
June Monthly, in which the name and
address Of the winner Of the reward
and the correct answer will be pub.
lished, and in which several more
valuable rewards will be offered. Adj
dress RuTLEDaE PUBLISHING Con-
PANY, Easton, Penna.
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W0man's True Friend.

A friend in need is a friend indeed.
This non can deny, especially when
assistance is rendered when one is
sorely afflicted with disease, most par
ticularly those complaints and weak.
nesses 80 common to our female popu
lation. Every WOMAN should know
that Electric Bitters are woman's true.
friend, and will positively restore her
to health, even when all other RENEE
dies fail. A single trial always proves
our assertion. They are pleasant to
the taste and only cost SO cents a bot.
tie. Sold by Jos. Bobleter.