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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-07
Of Interest to EverYbodH.

Hats are now being made from wood
pulp and are said to be satisfactory in
every way.
gB-Go to Frs. Roderer. under the
Exchange Hotel, for a smooth shave
and fashionable hair cut.
-Four hundred miners at the Hamp-
ton and Duquesne Coal Works. near
Pittsburg, struck against a reduction of
IL cents per ton.
1B"3NRGAINs in WALL PAPERS
and WINDOW SHADES at LUCKEN-
BACH's, 81 Broadway, Mauch Chunk /;
Browns 6 and s cts, white 8 and 10 cts,
gilt % and 80 cts.
The President has signed the Legis-
lative Appropriation bill and the bill
increasing the appropriation for public
building at Heading, Pa.
-Clauss d Bro. The Tail
ors, still have a few Of those
justly celebrated $40 suitings
on hand.
-CaSpar Stopbel, resident of Forty
Acres, Schuylkill county, disappeared
from his home about four weeks ago.
On Friday last his body was found
hanging on tree in that neighborhood.
c.57FENCE PosTs AND FIREWooD.
a lot of fence posts and rails, chestnut
timber, all lengths and sizes. suitable
for grape arbors, telephone posts, &C..
also firewoOd in any quantity can he
obtained on application to Moses Rehri.
or Mahlon Reichard, Lehighlon.
The five hundred miners at Dubois,
Pa, who struck for higher wages about
twenty weeks ago, have gone back to
work on the operators terms.
After a thorough test DIR. c. Il. Horn
Lehighton and w. +. Biery Weissport
most positively assert that Acker's
English Remedy is the best medicine for
Asthma, Group, Coughs, WhOopng
Cough, and all Lung Troubles that can
be found. Ask them about il, for they
fully guarantee it.
The difficulty over the discharge of
sixty men at the Sharon, Pa. iron
works has been settled amicably, and
the demands of the workmen were
acceded to by the managers.
DR.. c. Il, Horn Lehighton and W.
f. Biery Wessport, wish 10 make an
assertion, which they can back with a
positive guarantee. IL is all about
Acker's Blood Elixir They claim for
it superior merits overall other remedies
Of its kind, and guarantee for it posi-
tive and sure cure for rheumatism,
syphilis, and all blood disorders. Ii
frees the skin from spots ana disease.
and leaves the complexion clear Ask
them about IL,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-07
Lower Towamenslng Cuttings.

John MONTE has purchased the prop
erty belonging to Fred Hertzog.
-Necessary-A new school house at
Fire Line, Directors should attend to
this.
-Elwin Blose, who had his leg bIok-
en- about month ago, spent a few days
at Fire Line this week.
Tomorrow Sunday Rev. Erb. of
Slatington, will deliver harvest home
sermon in st. Johns church.
"A number of friends and neighbors
gathered at the home of Moses Stroup
last Friday evening to celebrate his
birthday.
DIR, HOLDEN, of Slatington, met with
an accident at Hazardsville, last Mon
day. While driving through that place
his horse stumbled, throwing him out
Of the carriage, and breaking one of his
arms. DIR. Kramer was summoned and
set the fracture. CONFIDENCE.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-07
Simply Wonderful.

olHplf W OhdeIIul.
On Tuesday We had the pleasure of
seeing the Automatic Miniature of the
Switchback, Glen Onoko and Switzer
land of America, on exhibition at Sum-
nit Hill. This wonderful piece of
mechanism gives the tourist view
over the Switch-Back and surrounding
scenery, from Mauch Chunk mountain
to Glen Onoko, and from the Switch
back railroad station to the terminus of
the road at Summit Hill aud return, in
cluding in a radius of many miles the
finest landscape in America, replete
with its natural wealth and wonders.
1t is composed of the following prin-
cipal attractions. The world famous
Switch-Back railroad running up Mt.
Pisgah and Mt. jefferson Plain, and
through the mountain nearly seventeen
hundred feet above the tide, the weird
Glen OnokO with its rustic stairs bridges
and charming cascades. The village of
Mauch Chunk compact among the hills,
upper Mauch Chunk and the mining
village summit Hill, the burning mines
which have been in state of conhagra-
tion since 1882, also in close proximity
the great ice cave, the coal fields, the
home of the miners, the great Mosque
honing tunnel with the coal trains run
ming through and down the mountain
to the coal ports Excursion trains TAX
ing passengers to the Switch-Back
and Glen Onoko, Bloomingdale and Mes
quehoning Valleys, Mauch Chunk
Mountain, South Mountain and all the
other points of attraction.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-07

People in and out Of Town.
Our people who may have relatives o
friends visiting them will greatly oblige u
by sending In their names and residence 70
publication under this ead.-l,DIToR.l
M. G. Clauss is doing Philadelphia
this week.
Miss Annie Clark spent Monday al
Nesquehoning.
Rev. A. p. Horn, of Lansford, wa:
in town this week.
F. +. Seiberlng, of North Penn,
was in town Monday.
Mrs c. T. Horn visited Mauch
Chunk friends on Tuesday.
Mrs. w. w. Reber is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Reading.
John Hauk, Sr., spent last Sunday
with Tamaqua relatives and friends.
George Stocker spent few hours
with Philadelphia friends last Saturday.
w. II. Hopkins, d. G. c., of X. G.
E., of Audenried, was in town on Mon
day.
Misses Emma Geggus, Tillie Seifert
and Alice Sitter, spent Sunday at
Tamaqua.
Misses Sallie and Annie Rauden-
bush are visiting relatives and friends
at Tamaqua.
Miss Ella Schuyler, Of Shamokin,
Pa, is visiting Miss Emma Seller, on
Bank street.
Miss Debby Derr, of Reading, is
visiting Miss Anzie Montz, on North
amption street.
Miss Anne Brader, of Allentown,
was the guest of Miss Ella Semmel dur
ing this week,
Frank d. Clauss, the popular Great
Bend tPa., tailor, was in town a few
days this week.
H. d. White and wife, of Pittston,
were the guests of their son Ed, several
days last week.
Mr.. Decker, OF Scranton, Pa, was
in town last Saturday, the guest of his
son Lin. Decker.
Miss Roberts, of Slatington, spent
several days week with Misses Laura
and Sallie lIofford.
H. II. Peters, our popular mer-
chant tailor, was on a business trip to
Philadelphia last week.
Mrs. j. T. Nusbaum, accompanied
by her two sons Edward and Frank, are
sojourning at Philadelphia.
DR.. Kuntz, of Macungie, spent
several days with his brother b. j.
kuntz, on Lehigh street, last week.
Ed. Smith and Chas. Seaman, of
Lewisburg, who have been spending
sometime with Howard Chubb, left for
home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Gebhard and daughters, resid-
ing at Philadelphia, spent several days
this week with Rey. Major and family
on Bank street.
Miss Annie Swartz, an estimable
young lady, formerly of this place, now
of Sayrc, is sojourning with relatives
and friends in town.
Fred. A. Brinkman, prominent
New York Typographst, is home on a
visit. Fred looks as natural as he did
years ago when he made the type click
on this journal.
Misses Louisa Frendenberger, of
Tamaqua; Stilla Carpenter, of Ian
caster and Emma WOLF, of Newark. n.
j., are sojourning with Miss Tillie
Seifert, on South street.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-07
A FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
Misery and Death IN the Jehigh Coal and
Navigation Cos Machine shops

Special to the ADVOCATE
LANsFoRD, Augusta large boiler,
which formerly belonged to an old cam
el-back locomotive and which has
been in use in the machine shops of the
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company's
Works here, exploded with terrific force
at about half-past eleven this Tuesday
morning. About 400 men are employed
about the works, forty of them being
employed in the machine shops, where
the boiler was situated. The boiler was
put in fifteen years ago, when the shops
were erected, and has been condemned
several times within the past few years.
Ru.nor says that the company will be
held responsible for to-day's disaster.
The machine and blacksmith shops
were badly wrecked, splinters flying in
all directions. The report Of the ex-
plosion brought many people to the
scene of the disaster, where horrible
sight met their gaze. The groans of the
injured were quickly responded to by
our people, and they were taken from
out the ruins to the homes of fellow
workmen, where medical aid was quick
ly summoned, and everything in the
power OF human hands and minds was
done to alleviate their sufferings. At
four o'clock this afternoon the scene of
the explosion is still thronged with
people and the greatest CONSERVATION
prevails. Nero Weiss, of Weissport,
was fatally injured and was taken to his
home on the 2:40 p. IN. train. 1t is
thought that he will die before he reach
es Weissport. Word was sent to that
place and he will be removed to his home
Immediately. The following is a list OF
the killed and injured:
KILLED.
William Lewis, young man.
INJURED.
William Kissner, injured about the head
not expected to live.
Nero Weiss, both eyes knocked out and 9th.
erwisc badly injured.
John Fleming.
Edward MowTy.
Jacob Albertson.
Daniel Ifaus.
Charles Weiss, sou of Nero Weiss.
Cornelius Pollock.
Edward Stein.
Edward Fester.
Tngppl IIpictpr
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-07
Nows Budget from parrYyille.

rows buuEet from farrYVllle
Mrs. Amanda Kettra, who was
visiting Lansford friends returned home
last Monday.
Rev. b. f. Powell and family are
home again after visit to relatives and
friends in various places.
Quite number of our young ladies
and gentlemen pass the evenings in
rowing on the dam at this place.
Mrs. Hottenstein was Inferred in
the Parryville cemetery on last Monday.
Rev. VIM. Major, of Lehighton, offici-
ated.
A number of visitors are stopping
in and around this place. DAISY.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-07

Over one million boxes of Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets sold in the past
twelve months, purely upon their merits.
Why suffer with Chronic Constipation.
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Sick Head
ache, and Female Troubles. when DR..
c. Il. Horn Lchighton and w. L. Biery
Welssport, offer you relief and positive
cure in the Dyspepsia Tablets. They
sell them on a guarantee.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-07
Administrative Notice,

Estate OF CHARLES MONGOLD, late Frank
lin twp, Carbon county, Pa, decd.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF
Charles Mnngul, late OF Franklin Twp, Carbon
county, Pa, deed, have been granted tu the
undersigned. 10 whom an persons indebted
10 tic said estate are requested 10 make I'M
mediate payment. and those having clinms or
demands Viii make tie same known without
delay. SARAH A. y0NGOlp,
Admu'-irauiN,
judy II, sG-g6' Weisspod f0Sl once,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-07
Ths Carbon Sdruratt,
SATURDAY, AUGUST :, 1886.

SPECIAL N0TICE.-Persons making
paysnents TO this Office by money orders or
postal notes will please make them payable
at the WEIssPoRT PosT OFFICE, as the Le-
highton office Is NOT a money order office
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100 Doses one Dollar.

~ nT n fields are scarce, but those who write to
kl8Hg 1 Sliuson X Co Portland, Maine, will receive
H.sHt free, fun information about work which
hBLHIg they can do, and hyea home, that will pay
VI ~ LII them from q to 81 per day. Some have
earned aver in day Either young old. Capital
NOT re1ued You are started free Those who start at
are absolutely sure Of snug little fortunes. All is
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-07
Three PecuIiarities

Hoods sarsaparila, the great blood purifier
and regulating medicine, is characterized by
three peculiaritles, namely.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-08-07
LESSON THOUGHT

l. The Gospels universal.
>. Every nation can claim the benefits
of Christ's death.
3. The death of Christ is the most i'm
portant event in history.
4. Have you been attracted by it?ss,..-ss.s-s
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-02-17
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

Emmy tulltarifr. utarbetad af Morri.
son, har blifvit forelagd representanthusets
fnansutskott.
FOnden for uppforandes af en- minnes-
ward ofver Grant beloper sig for narvaran.
de till Sis. .1Os.
FErenla Staternas jernvKgar
sysselsatta $50 600 personer, och transpor-
terra arligen 400 millioner ton gods.
Eft rykte formaler, att sex polisman
blifvit dodade Regina, och att EFT nytt
uppror britiska nordvestern forberedes.
Som svar pa en- af Huset framstald
f0rfragan har fnansministern meddelat, att
nationalskulden forminskades under finans-
aret 1ss4-S5 med $45,S74, ,702.
OmkOmna 1 I8gOrna. Urmakaren
G. T. Kayners boningshus Buffalo, N. Y.
nedbrande onsdags morgon. hvarvid saval
han som hustrun omkommo lagorna.
En- f6rfHrIig eIdsvxda rasade i
onsdags i Princeton, 26 mil fran Evans
vile, Ind, som hotade att laaga hela trak.
ten aska.
En- kOmite ar tillsatt af Ohios lagstif.
tande f0rsamling att unders6ka de af demo.
krater begangna valbedragerierna vid Sc.
natorsvalen Hamilton county.
KOppepidemien rapporteras sa-
som upph6rd Montreal, Can. Med anled-
ming haraf hafva neutrality-suspicious.
hAllits stadens kyrkor.
Finansministcr Manning har till
inlosning infordrat SIC. 900, 900 af 1882 ars
3-procent Ian; kapital och ranta skola be.
talas den 1sta mars, pa hvilken dag rantan
upphor att utga.
UtftTseln af br0damnen under de sists
sju manaderna till den 81 ianuari 1856
uppgick varde till $67 ,4o6, ,047, mot $97,
572. .920 under motsvarande tidrymd are'
forut.
President Cleveland hade 6nskai
0fvervara general Hancocks begrafning
men var af fembetsarenden dertillforhiudrad
Kabinettet representerades af ministrarne
Bayard, Endicott och Whitney.
| Den eamIe demOkratyeter
nen Samuel j. Tilden frade onsdags
all valmaga sin 72 fodelsedag, hvarvid hal
hade n0jet mottaga en- mangd lyckonsknin
| gar.
DIdsdOm. Lewis Willett. som bevis
!, igen vm0rdat Edwin Kelland Rondout
N. Y, domdes torsdags till doden. Exc
cutionen kommer att for sig ga den IL mast
kommande mars Kingston.
| F6rslagct att bevilja $500, 900 for at
q observation-disclosures uppratts signalplst
ser och for meddelandet af vaderleksiaSt &
tagelser, har af utskottet f0rjordbruksan
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-02-17
Fran Minnesota kOnferen
sens arsm0to i Still
water, Mimi.

Enligt oficielt tillkannagifvande sam
mantradde MINI. .-konf. till slit 2S:de ars-
mote i sv. ey. luth. f0rsamlingens Stillwa.
ter, Mimi. kyrka, tisdagen den febr. 1886
kl. 10 {. m.
Konfersnsens f0rsamlingar synas vara
mer an vanligt representerade. Efter ord
foranden hade afgifvit sin embetsberattelse.
f0retogs val af embetsman, hyilket utfoil
s&lunda:
Pastor J. Fremling atervaldes till ordfo'
rande. pastor j. Msgny valdes till vice
ordf0rande, pastor Gustaf Rast till sekrete'
rare och pastor Jno. J. Frodeen atervaldes
till kass6r.
Arbets- och Observation-Disclosures bestam'
des salunda: Konferensens l0pande CORONA
behandlas "a t. m. XII. 9-12. Pa e. m. XII
3--6 diskuteras Diet heliga predikoembetet
Gudstjenster hallas hvarje dag XII. 2-3 ocf
28e
F0rsta e. m anvandes enligt sarskildt be
slut for konferensens lopande goromal, ds
hufvudsakligen mlssionssaken behandlades
PREDIKNINGAR.
Ordf0randen holl konferenspredikan p;
tisdagsqvallen. Hans text var Math. 8:
och amnet: "Vigten och betydelsen af att
kariek och trohet samverka till utf0rande
af samfundets beslut.
Pa onsdagen predikade pastor Franzel
kl. 2e. M. Diver amnet:" Den andliea bygg
uadskonsten'' text Kor. 3: 9-l7. och p.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-02-17
Summa Summarum ...... 9.654.75

l. Alldenstund missionskassan haftar j
en- skuld af omkring So 600, derfor beslu.
tadt. att konf. uppmanar forsamlingarne
att CORA en- altman insamling for atlyftande
af denna skuld.
2. Med anledning af prof. o. Olssons
helsning fran direktionen for Aug Coll &
Theol. Sem, beslutadt:
a att konferensen hjertligen glader sig
ofver prof. O. Olssons besok och tackar
for den vanliga helsning, som han franz
fort fran direktionen for Aug. Coll. &
Sem;
b. att konf. pa Diet allvarsammaste upp-
manar ALA dem, som annu restera med
Diet de subskriberat till den nya byggna-
den for namde laroverk, att ofordr6jligen
betala hvad de lofvat;
q att konf. med ledsnad ser, att sa manga
forsumma att inbetala 25-cts afgiften.
hvarfor vara skolor raka stort trang
NAL;
d att konferensens kassor will betala Aug.
Coll. & Fem. sin andel 25 centsafgiften
ed fort och den man den inkommer,
4. Med anledning af en- skrifvelse fran
Rev. John Hinton, amerikanska bibelsall.
skapets distr. agent for Minnesota och Da
kota, beslutades:
al att konferensen hiertligen rekommen
derar nsrnda bibelsallskar 80
b att sekfeteraren far uppdrag att upp
satta en- lista pa konf.s pastorer att ofver-
lemnas till sallskapet, emedan sallskapet do
will lata dem gratis erhalla dess tidning,
s'The Bible Records.
9 att konf uttrycker sin tacksamhet for
sallskspets frikostighet att Or efter ar skan.
ka vara pastorer denna tidning,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-02-17
Blick till grafven.

Det morknar kring rymden. Smart sti
ger jag ner,
der yAstan ei andas, der varsol Ell Ter
oh vanskapens blickar ei folja;
der ALT. som var lycka och lust,
.fjk Inst som en- dYnande bolja,
SiS bort mot en ffammande kust.
Men stortskuren ock, som min grods
forodt,
och korset, hvarunder min skuldra hal
blodt,
de skola ej mera mig hinna.
Och afund och otack och playa och
strid,
de mAste med allo f3rsyinna
och lemna min aska frid.
Och utsa de tistlar annu pa min graf,
jag skoter ej ON dem, jag vet dem ej at.
Det blodlosa, sorglosa hjertat
har lyckligen kommit ur eldprofvet ut,
der, mer ej bedraget och smartadt,
det funnit en- fristad till slut.
o, jord, o, min moder, sd upplat dit
sk0t.
det kalla, men hulda, som aldrig du slot
for barnen, d& till dig de ila!
Sc, slackt ar mitt 0ga och bleknad min
kind;
o, vagga mig sakta till hvila
vid sang utaf aftonens Wind!
Din matt ar ej langsam, ON an den al
lang;
och mar jag uppvaknar hugsvalad en-
gang
sa lyft mig uppa dina armar
till Fadren, den evige, milde, som An
oandGg mad sig f0rbarmar
och kanner val barnet igen!
jon. o. WALLIN.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-02-17
Adressera edra bref: Skaffa.
rem, 28l e. 7Ih st., st. Paul, Mimi

w- vARA PRENUMERANTER torde noga
90 efter att numret den rode adresslappen an
dras med lika manga hummer soln Tqvid in
ssndts for. Delta ar det enda qvitto som M
mas. yisar sig ingen andring siffrorna "a skrif
ON ett par veckor.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-02-17

qvallen .tolkade br0derna Norsen och Safer
battringens och irons or6 med lednipg al
Es. So: l, 2 SAINT Luc. 10: lilo. Den FORE
hade som ANNE: 'tBattren eder!" den sena.
re: Huru Jesus erbjuder sig At syndare."
Observation-Disclosures predikade pastor
P. Sj6blom 0fver amnet: "Kristi forsam.
ling. Pa qvallen hollis MISUNDERSTANDING
af pastor J. o. Cavallin SAINT predikan al
prof, o. OLSON fran Rock Island, Ill.
Fredagen f0rekommo missionsforedrag
och predikningar. Pastor s. Uden holl pa
eftermiddagen EFT foredrag med ledning at
Math. 9: 36-38 0fver amnet:" Ar missions.
verksamhet bland vara forskingrade lands
man annu af noden?" Pa qvallen afhand-
ladies' af pastor Lagerstr0m amnet: ''Faran
af att ringakta den kristna forsamlingens
formaner," text Ebr. 10: 1871; och af
pastor jackson: "Huru en- kristlig forsam-
llngs missionsverksamhet aterverkar pa
herne sjelf."
L6rdagen tolkades ordet af P. Beckman,
hvilken med ledning af Ps. 119: 5-l4 be.
svarade fragan: "Hvad varde har Guds ord
for dit hierta?" SAINT pa qvallen af pastor
Hedenstrom, som besvarade fragan: "Hvad
det ar att tillbedja Gud anda och san.
ning," text: job. 4: 1874.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-02-17

8 E- Prenumeranter bora vara nycket noga
med att vid remissans insandande uppgifva
vid hvilken Post Office tidningen afhemtas -
Delta CALLER afven da tidningen "stoppas'.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-02-17

AZ yid adressforandring uppgifves allid sa
yAl det postkontor. der tidningen forut afhem-
9, som det postkontor, till hvilket man on
kar "a tidningen sand.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-02-17

Pa begaran uppgifves och erhh
les dylfk nedsattning afven f6re-
ming med andra tidni Dgar.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-02-17
Tighter: For konferensens inre

Tighter: For konferensens inre
mission. .624. 81
Till synodens miss. .-kassa $4,000,
kassan for ssmma $33 TO-. ,......... 693 20
TIL synodens miss. kasso, $623.8
kassan for samma $1285, ,......... 636 66
Till pastor Haupt st. Paul ur
eng. miss ksssan.. So 60
Till pastor Trabert, Minneapolis 20 90
Z" Haterius, Kansas City Is 35
Till synodens kassor c. G.. Thulin 185 46
kyrkobygget San Francisco:
prof. Rvdholm.. .................... 29 80
pastor Telleen.. 500
Pensions. och enkekassan, pa
stor Ternatedt.. edt................. PA
Till konf protokollets trycknipg.. 125 90
Till Church Extension Soc........., 316 81
Kyrkobygget Salt Lake City:
Till pastor o. Olander, synodens
missionskassor ............ ......... TAI s5
Till General Councils reskassa...... SO Is
For eng. missioner, sandt genom
pastor Trabert.. rt........................ 1000
Ur uppfostringskassan till prof
Wahlstrom ........................... 2,72e Sc
I'LL J. FL. Wistrand, Aug. Coll.... 1.400 90
/ kassan ......".................... Is "a
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-02-17

All prenumeratien erIagges for
skott.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-02-17
Klubb-priser.

Fur att tiIlm6tess8 v8ra prenH-
meranter, som 6nska att jemvAl
med denna tidning h8lIa och Ia
sa n8gra af nedanniimda blad,
hafva wi sa arrangerat att de
kunna tiiIsammans med Skaffa-
rem erh8Ilas till f6 jande nedsat-
TIA priser, da inbetalning dirckt
insiindes f6rskOtt till vart kOn-
tor.
Pris Pris tillika med
Or ar Skaffaren pr T
Sl,6O Aug. och Nissionaren. $500
LOO Ungdomsvannen.. n..................... G.oO
Arbetarens Van [illustr., utgifven =,
Sverige I...... ...>........... S.o0
VHktaren [utg. Sverige] ........... Buy
Zoo Farmers Advocate. -. ............... o.uO
ttArbetarens v&n'', illustrerad manads
skrift utgifven Stockholm, dr. en- af de basta
syenska tidningar vi med skal kunna rekom-
mendera vara lasare For dem som onska
prenumerera pa namda tidning hafva vi ga
anordnadt att "Arbetarens yan'' kan erhallas
Hilsammans med Skaffaren for $2.85. lid
ningen vaktaren, afven utgifven Sverige,
kan tAlsammans med Skaffaren erhallas for
$780,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-02-17
Nv. KAss0RENs RAPPORT.

Nv. KAss0RENs RAPPORT.
Inkomster: For inre missioner: Kassabe-
hallning fran fora aret....."."... 53 90
Fran f0rsaml. och foreningar...... 3,3lS 81
Till yttre sionen......."-.....".. 636 %
Eng. missioner fr. fors. och loren. 7S 6o
Kyrkobygget Kansas Ci4y......... 10 -
Till synodens kassa $3.50. As, ,kassa-
br;st IS s5OO....................... co. 1s5 46
Kvrkobypset San Francisco. ..... "a 80
Pensions och enkekassan.. 2 IA
Konf:s protokoll......."............. l25 W
Church Extension Soc. .....-.-..... 3l6 81
Kyrkobygget Salt Lake City," 747 %
General Councils reskassa $l7.O2.
kassabrist $22 .23,........."......... ~ 70
Eng. miss. Minneapolis........... ~ w
Uppfostringskassan: kassan
81, ,4u2.32, ink. sedan 81, ,742.5S,... 4. IA w
summa Summarum ...... Sc. .654. rs
The Arizona champion., 1886-11-20
siILL AtrER INDIANS.
General Nelson A. Miles, who ,

General Nelson A. Miles, who wa in the city this .morning, informed , reporter of The Tribune that p,r' , of United States troops in civilian garb would leave Nogalcs soon and follow the old trail of Lieut.. Lawson made while in pursuit of Geronimo, for the purpose of gathering up the animals belonging to the govern men, lost by Lieut.. Liwson. The same party will also eadeAvor to capture tte only remaining Indians Of Gero- nimo's bind, numbering about seven that have not yet surrendered. The General also stated that another party of troops would leave Bowie soon 10 return to the Corralitos ranch the mules recently stolen by Mangus and his band and afterwards, recdptured The General left fJr the E t.t on the Atchlson, Topeka & Santa Fe, al Io:3 30 thls morning.-El Paso fri. bune.