'Original Cheap Cash Store."
Superior deality Hols Me!!
"Mail's Goto Rio Coie"
AT 20c. PER TOUND
is superior to all others,
IT IS I'EHGKCT IN FLAVOR I
IT IS ALWAYS FRRSH 1
IT NEVER FAILS to Flcase Consumers!
l rt li . -r. , r I 11
"niuuanmn uoiucn mo is n iiilmi ltiuii1 i
. ,. j. Ifl , ill n 1
lUllfTt K t"U D!lGt.,lWII Ul Willi;,! DI'VVIU, III" I
tentlonhas been given. Appreciating the
vaiuo of freshly roasted collCe, we liavo tins
special brand roasted every few days and
as the t master is perfect In execution the
S3 in tho beZoni;' Zo advise 'eon
mmor. tn f.Fin,1 tl lw.m..l.. Tltnff nrn I
thus Insured a much better cup of collce
than when it is ground at the storp and ol-
lowed to stand perhaps for several days.
J. T. NUSBAUM,
Opposite Public Square, Unnk Street, liChlgliton.
.Tune T. 188I-t
TheOarbon Advocate
SATURDAY. JULY 44. 1888 .
Current Events Epitomized.
Moon eclipso July 22.
Ifext holiday TlianksEiylns: Bay.
South Iletcllicm Is to have a national
bank.
Tho Lehigh county grain crop will ho
Immense.
ricnlc bills neatly and cheaply printed
at this office.
There aro. forty-two pi Isoners' In the
Lehigh county jail.
To yote you must ho registered" before
the first of September.
Card photographs $2.fi0 per dozen at
nishel's gallery, Lehlghlon.
A reliable watchmaker: I). S. Hock,'
opposito the TuMic Sauaro.
Goto Val. Schwartz's for all kinds ot
furniture. 1'rlccs very low'. .
Full line of Ingrain and Brussels car
pets at V. Schwartz, on Bank street, tf
It is unlawful, to catch trout now.
Please Jetncmbcr this, it may save you
$10. v
Chicken thclycs aro reported as work
lngtho henneries in all partsof country dis
tricts. The Wayorof Bcthclhcm has ordered
that the Sunday closing law ho strengontly
enforced.
Kemerer it a warlz have received an
other largo lino of bed room and parlor
suites. Prices low.
B. Y. You are right. Your do;
once
assessed becomes personal property,
You
can recover damagas.
Before buying carpets go to Kemerer
& S waltz's and see their large assortment.
Prices beyond tho reach of competition.
David Ebbert hires out fashionable
rigs at lowest rates. You want to remem
ber this when contemplating
a pleasure l
trip.
Dav IdEbbert lias erected anew varanda
In front of the dwcllfng on Bank street
occupied by Thomas Ash and Mrs. Kemer
er.
Tho trout-fishing season In Pennsylva
nia will close on July 15. Black bass,
Dike and pickerel fishing is- now at its
lielglit.
Tlie malaria eflluyia arising from Bank
street cutters Is not only a stencil to tlie
nostrils but it is a disease breeder of tho
vorv wnmt kind
Our neighbor, Engineer John Esrang
l tt,., i.imiw M.ul nf n. liraml now bal.v
girl. It came on Friday, jlothcr and
child ara dolne- Well.
On the 30th in st., by tholtev.-J.Zcnter,
. PMiiiMiutrir. Tl. .t.. .InmM HMpv and
Mrs. Annio Olcwell. of town, were married,
-We extend congratulations.
Every horse in Jimroe countv. as far
as known, suffering from glanders has been
"killed and the ownors hayo been reimbursed
by tho live stock insuranco companies.
Tho mark down of summer clothing
has commenced. Seersucker coats and
vests at 00 cents. Sergo coats and yests at
$2.00 and $2.25 at Soudllelm's Ono Prlco
Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
For some causo or other the Democratic
i-nlltr tn hnvn tftkn r1aen tn WIeaniPft onera I
poncd. A large number of people were
dlsapointed by tho commltteo's action.
xne iiaeioion proiessionai uaso uan
club will play ball with tho Loliighton club
on Friday, 20th, at 3 o'clock in tho after-
noon, on Jho old fairgrounds. Don't miss
this game it promises to bo unusually inter-
esting.
The Prohibitionists of Lehigh county
will hold their county convention in Slat-
Inctou on Fridav. July 20tli. Itov. J. A.
f5tnmntnr. nf llrnnltlvn. nnw sneilillnp his
summer vaca.on at Macnngie. will address
me convention.
iiayo you weas eyesr ii you nave, irv
a pair of London smoked spectacles or eye
slases: Xhey will give your eyes instant
roll! frnm tha lirletitravs of the sun For
re let from the bright rays or 1 10 sun. l or
salo at E. II. Hold's Jewelry Store, Susoue-
lianna street, Mauch Chunk.
Tho attention of tlie people of Summit
Hill. Lansfordand vicinity Is directed to
the fact Uiat Georgo F. Huntzlnger, of the
popular owucuuacK Jieswnraiu, is uiuuur-
lzod by us to icceive subscriptions and
moneys for tho CAitnojr Advooatk.
Sabbath Serylceiln Jamestown, Sunday
school at 0 A. M., I'reacuing iu;w uv
Dastor. Preaching 7:301. M. prajcr meet
ing with teachers blblo study every Tuesday
eyening TSiu r. ai. Jiyeryoooy coruiauy
Invited to attend all of these services
Nameless craves. Some meaure should
be taken tending to a remoddeling of tho
old Gnaden Hutten cemetery. Everything
Is in disorder here tombstones cracked
and broken and half covered with growing
weeds, and Ih mounds In many cases ara
ten wltb lue ground
means.
Fix it up. by al
" 3
Tho Daughters of Liberty auxlliery to
the Jr. O, U.. M.. wa, formally instituted
hore on Tuosday evening with thirty or
lotiy cnaner meraoers, incinuing mo mosii pieasiimiuruvurjonu nen melon ajargnat
...i..ui. r.iiAS r n-i ...... I tendonee. I am In eni-mut in iuiHnr
order starts out under verv lavorable clr-
order starts oui unaer Ttry ravoraoie cir
cumsiaace bo uiwo uan uu uu it.-auuauiu
excuse for failure.
-Packerton IL E. Church, Sabbath
Evening. A Gospel Tsmporance Mootlns
wilt lie neiu unuer mo. i. J. u. x ai me
above named place and time. Atcliolccpro
Rrammo will be teryod, and several ad
dresses delivered. Comal
C. S. Il'itiss, W. C. T,
Fob Salk. Between oun and two
aerasof land rdantcd with choice fruit treis.
on which is erected a two and one-half .lory
frame house containing nye rooms, ana
all necessary outbuildings, Tho nroierty
Is located In Franklin township, and is de
signed for a pleasant and agrecablo home,
For terms and particulars apply to or ad'
dress, A. A. Hatch, Weissport, l'a. 31
The "doz days" commence July 15th,
Tbls season, wblcb we bell eye lasts six
weeks. It regarded by many persons as
more unhealthv than that which Immediate-
It precedes or succoeas u, ana as nciug a
time when mankind are more liable to
. .. , .
attacks from disease through exposure or
ImprudeucA In their general bauiis man
inv other. If thert Is no foundation in
fact for the bellof H Is a superstition of
cog suuaiBg.
Lewis Graver has secured the contract
lo turnlsli tlie brick for Susuaum's new
8ioro building on Hank street. Graver's
brick manufactory has been In successful
oporixtton for a niiintier of "oars and Is on
Of tho solid enterprises of tlie town
A. A. Hatch, of Hast H'elsspnrt, Is the
agent for a very handsome, well-bound
photograph album. Olio of tho prettiest
and most substantial that c have teen In
soiuo tlmeT Tho price Is only $1.05 You
want to get ono. tf,
When In Mauch Chunk asjaln slop In
fit. T! TT ITntil'o Ami ourt (lift 1'irfrnsl Aanl-(
...... .....vu-,
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"tlt IIU1IU3UUJU 0I1)U1WUIU BillMllJ
, .. , .
In l,,ls scctIon- Ono glanco will prove tho
correctness oi mis assertion.
Our jovial old friend Fritz Miller, the
popular Bank street saloonlst, passed his
J'!'"' " Wednesday, Frit
13 UalO Anil IlCirty aim WO tHlSl Will SO
many more unnlycrsarlcs
Wm. Manlz, has had tho fitter along
his Coal strcot property paved. Corrcctl
Now let other-property owners follow sulto
and Coal street will be a "thing of beauty
and o joy forever."
-The larue stock 01- gold and silver
watches displayed ot E. II. Hold's, tho
popularuwclcr,stalicU e,mnk iasncvr
I UCUIl UlUAHUU 111 11119 BUllIUU,
Lewis Qcggus has erected a neat iron
fenco in front of Ids Northampton stteoi
resldonce. Tho addition makes his home
attractive.
For pretty rings and diamond sleeve
buttons, call and- take a look at tho largo
assoituicnt at E. II. Hold's, Mauch Chunk.
John Ilcahm, of Jamestown, a Lehigh
Valloy brakeman, !who had his left hand
mashed last week Is improving.
-Tho Lord's Supper Will ho observed in
tho Lutheran church on Sunday morning
and evening.
Lehlghlon has now about ten or twelve
secret beneficial societies in a flourishing
condition.
Proposal for Attondlssc the Street Lamps
Borough of Lehighton.
Lei'iighton, July 12, 1888.
Scaled proposals will be received by the
undersigned until .seven o'clock P. M.,
Saturday, July 21st, 1888, for attcnlng the
street lamps during the fiicol year, com
mencing July 21st, 18S8.
Jno. T. Sr.HMF.i.,
Secretary.
Mahoning Items.
Prof. N. M. Balllet attended the teach
ers Slate Convention, at Scranton la9twcek.
Ed. Nolhstcln and family of Leliigh-
ton spent Sunday with friends In the valley.
Our teachcis examination will bo held
in tho Pieascnt Corner High School,
August 11.
Mrs. John AVallton and (laughter, of
Summit Hill, spent last week with Mrs.
Thomas Musselman.
Prof. E. S, Stofllet who lias had charge
of the Normal Square Institute left for his
homo at Scigfrled's Brldgo this week.
On Sunday afternoon wo had the pleas
ure of hearing a very eloquent sermon in
the St.. Jolm'sTiliiireh by our pastor W. II.
" ' 11 1 omji-i-i., muu, uuu avii un., -
At a special meeting of our board of
school directors on Monday evening. It
was decided lo erect two new 6chool build
ings in Bcayer Ban. At the same time
teachers salaries were reduced from $30.to
$27, and from.$2S lo $25.
-Mr. E. S. Stanvalt left for ids home in
"ledo, Ohio, on Thursday. He expects
10 relum "f1" tu0 middle of Aug. During
Staruall's stay in the valley, he has mac'le
walllr flIcd3 alld llas Pioyen himself to bo
a "rsl class Painter of. building, portraits
(scenes, Ac, and excellent pencil artist.
Last Saturday night (better said Sun-
ua3 r morning; mere were lliree young men
(?) fislllnS wI" dynamite In the Mahoning
Creek- . To our knowledgo farmers never
objected to fishing on their property with
Uook and 1Ill0 tok '""id spear or sclnc.
ut to have fellows come in the depth of
nS't and fish with dynamite on another
man's propert'. at a distance less than two
hundred yards from his house is unendur
able The. names of these three follows
are wen Known lo tuo writer. They were
ca"K,lf in l,"e act, and it u only ihrough
1,10 "'nuness ol llioso who caught them
tbat tIiey do not n 'bo penally of the
,aWl "owoyer, should any other fellows,
or-these some fellows bo caught a second
tilllc' shall suffer the penalty1 of the
law.
Knights of the Uoldsn Eaglo.
Tho following address was made by II,
it. jvrciuier, last ilonday cyenlng, upon
taking his seat as Noblo Chief of Carbon
Castlo, K. G. E. :
Bin Hnioiith a.mi IIiiotiikiih: - I wish to
mako a enmrks before cnterliij- upon tho
duties ot this office. To Miy that I am grateful
ioruns, anetiier honor conferred upon me, hi
electing mo to tho highest post in our Order, U
out rcebly expressing niyeiatttiide. 1 haio lllleil
tins post before, been your representative twice
mul HOW linanllllOUslV Chosen your Chief aetllll,
'.TffiTSS
shouM have choen rtilleicnt, but m beholding
uie current ihat dilfleil mo liere, I coiiclmlntlt
must mean tlie welfare ot the Order, In the
execution otthose Important duties and trait
11 s"a" uo ",y eMM or ,0 l,crfo them nily,
fcarleMy aml im,mnlaI1Vi ,, , tnlst , , .
al)le t0 ll0 ,t , swll m.lmier Hmt luay ri.(lomul
totlieadrniicenieHt of our Kloilous luinclploi.
For am errors that I may unintentionally coin-
ndt I nk your kind forbearance mid c harilahlo
'SZ
as I piwsris to be at the helniot a body ofmrii
such asUaihou Castlo Is coniposcd of It lindlt-
fleult task. Few ot our innnliers know or real
ize the amount of tluieund hard uoi kit rco.iilres
rora ouio( niei id ill iiiuiseli to properly do
Ills duty, and with all the ttmo and Much-It Is
Imposflble to please all, for tho Biuuihlcrs 111
gnuniue wneiner )on ur nipii or wroi.g.
For bOiuo t lino oast there has been verv llttlu
Interest nianltcsteil In thn work ot the (lastle,
consequently the old or tlrst Jove for tho Order
will have to be rekindled, or 1 cannot pervo us
ourjniui. uururuer is a iraieinai one, and
all wrongs, whether real or fancied, should b
righted befoie tho closing ot the nsious, and
uo mention of any of our TrausaetloiLs should be
inauo omsiiio ineso (.asiio walls." lleinember
l Uovr. J1'? w orW ,hllt knlpnthood bond Is not
lainyth.butapureandunsehlihtle.
Now PrcMiern.tiiaiTOinpllsli inyolini I must
vour solemn ouniraiioiiH inev nrn i i.wiAnrr
have your hearty supportandcjvoiK-ratlon. Not
' fft KFH K "B'i.SStSKK
lis regular alteudance-n makes It so much uiore
m uml ,,1?"""-r ",8 'our FMf- S
- 1 bo here under most any circumstances. It Is so
i pieasaui iu souuu inisaavei ana se6 even' otneer
t his ndst and the seats all ailed by the mem-
S-cio'ck and" W win
spicy and Interesttug. During my flrst term as
--"",: " "i ' rs; ''""!. "
canuidato It can be done again. If we
prove true to our motto and stand by the Noblo
Chief and we cannot help but win. Once more
i rarnesiiy urge e-ry onicer aud member to be
regular In aitimdum i, and thank you for the
Tributo of Bospect.
WllKUtls. It lus rvle.isorl Almli'Mv lixl in
his lnlhillo wisdom to remote from our midst
lAimo iieim. iiioreiuro ou u
HMUHfji, inai nc mm iu iiudhuo vuvuuft
slon to llio will or lllui Hli.idofilLull t hint's fur
the advancement ot Ills kluiidoin, u cannot
help but mourn the loss of a faithtui scholar.
Kksolvd. That tlm srinnathv of our Sundnv
school be extended to the family and friends of
U)P um:easru,
RKI.OLV1ID. That aennv of tliA.so renolntlnna
bs furnished thu family of our deceased brother.
and ono sprnad ou the inlnuts of ths Sunday
I u-lntll- anil molilalia! In IhA einnnli invn.
school, aud published In the CinnoH Auvo-
DATK.
O. A. Clavss, j
J.T. Hkhhi-l, VCommlttce.
A. J. l.mK.Mir.miEit, i
Wedding rings, all sizes, shapes and
prices, at E, H. Hold's, Mauch Chunk,
COUNTY SEAT CORBESroMCE. .
Timely Topics rithily Written tfp by a Ver
satile QuUHst.
Constabio Georto Williams wa on
important business to Philadelphia this
week.
-Henry Gcoige, of Now Yoik Muv, will
talk on "Labor aim Tariff" in Courullotiso
Friday evening. Admission free.
The trustees of the Dlmiiilck Memori
al Library, aro preparing to etect tho build
ing for library purposes. It's about
time.
Tho Jarlon Hose Company will hold n
grand musical concert In Consort Hall on
tho evenings of August 2, 3, Mid 4. Tho
affair should he- well patronized.
'Nathan Stcmblcr, of Townm 'using,
will bo a candidate before tho Dtjii.ocrnllc
county conycntlon for tho nominal ion of
jury commissioner. At least so thoy say.
Tho frame building occupied by the
Central lfallroad offices Is being moved
about one hundred feet south of lis present
location. This will Improve llio.idn.iy
somewhat.
In alluding to the Democratic candi
dates for public offices the Philadelphia
Mercury of tho 8th Instant says: Mr.
Esstr Is now sorying his third trim in
the office to which ho aspires for re-elect Ion,
and his administration has been so dean
and able that no one can bo found w I o is
willing to contest tho claim with him. 1 bo
fact is as complimentary to him as it It
creditable to tho party.
From tho Sunday Mercury, 8th,
Philadelphia. Mr. Georgo W. Esser, a
leading Carbon county politician, was at
tho Glraril House over Sunday. Me. Esser
has been prothonotary of his county for
nine years, and his services to tho people
are of such as to always command his re
election. This long continued public
servlco In that section of tho state Is a
thing unknown, on account of the rulo of
otation which applies simply to all elective
ofllccs.
The liepubllcans of town organized
themselves into a Harrison and Morton
club on Thursday evening. Much cnthu
Ism was evinced on the occaiion, They
start tho campaign in this county with
ylow, and express a determination lo
whoop things up lively for the county
ofllces. ll'ebcllvo they will do il, too.
Already they are guaglng the stremrth of
this, that and tho other fello-v to sco what
can bo done. They have settled on Eddie
Mulharcn for tho legislature and Thomas
Kcmercr for Associate Judge while tho
shcrlllllty and proth6natary nominations
will go to men who they believe can pul1
through
Acknowledgements. '
The foUowliig'subscriptlons for IhoCAit-
iion AnvocATi; have been received slnco
last report:
IIhv.J. I!. Freeman, llovcitonu. l'a...,
$ 1 00
1 00
'. 00
CO
Joslali liiieh.Tranklln township
diaries Kern, VYclssport
Ohas. sSeltwali, Franklin.,
kov. A. m. AieiirKam, (.oiuimua
Win. Woods. Ijellhruton
1 00
1 00
J). H. Htnuip, lliightnn I 00
Uiiillrey Peters, Jlidionlng 1 oo
..lines l . Hiimn, UMUgmon
I 00
Dlldlne anydcr, j'arryvllle
AUilrcw J. Ilalllet, Andover, Mass.,
i 00
I 0.1
i on
win. Tiiouipson, Jiauen uiiuni;
fllius.- Hroeutlc. lIilirliloii
GO
uev. ii. uainmacite, j.ciusiuou.... i uu
Lewis Itau. LclilKhton t 00
j. i. uciunnger, wcissport
John llehler, JMimcli Chunk
l oo
I Oil
1 (10
1 00
jii, niccKiier, i.uismni
Km, Jleliitzlcniun, 8latlntrton. .......
Charles llrost, llilKhton ,
Jos. Slrolmi. l.ehhihtoii
Frank .aim, I-olilglilon 1 00
h. wciin, weissiinu.
Mrs. Kchafer, Kast Wls)iurt
on
l no
Fackerton Spooials.
- Landlord i'eyCrs has so far recovered
as to bo able to attend to business.
Mrs. Alexander, nu experienced nurse
of Philadelphia, is visiting her relatives,
the McDanlel's.
Frank Connor, superintendent of the
Sheridan Iron Furnaces, was Islllng rela
tives in this section, this wcel
This disti let has lost tho seivices of
Miss Annie Sewcll, one of the best leach
'crs of a primary department In the" county.
Slio will take charge of tho Jamestown
school and give It the attention and 1m
pctus much needed. Miss Sewel! isarjulet
but untiring worker goyerning with ease,
II will bedlfllfult for our district to replace
her.
' Tho school board met on Monday
evening and selected L. M.Beidler, of the
Forwarding Office principal of our schools,
and Miss Aimio Sowell to take charge of
tlie Jamestown school. The primary
department at this point is as yet vacant;
wo trust, for tho benefit of tlie scholars,
that a "good selection may be made by the
board,
Our county politics will soon oxciclso
the attention of the candidate. We hope
to sco a strong, thoroughly Democratic.
ticket nominated -a winning ticket from
tho start. There need bo no oxcuse if
good, competent, capable, popular men are
not selected. A failure to do this will be
to count defeat with eyes wido open. A
strong ticket this fall will win.
In conversation with many of the tax
payers of tho district we find the desire
general for a good teacher for the primary
department of Packcrton. Tho directors
owe It to the patrons of the school to secure
tho ycry best teachers. There should bo
no hurry; our primary department Is really
tho most Important, therefore, get an as
sistant to Principal Beidlcr who Is tlior
oughly capable.
Powderk, In tho strongest language
urges tlie K. of Ii. members to boycott cof-
fco so long as that article remains under
the control of tho "coffco ttust." Just so,
and this Is the way for wage workers
boycott by their vole, tho party, tho men,
who advocate n tariff that creates and up
holds theso trusts. High taxation produces
monopoly; enriching the licit and Impovcr-
ishing the poor. Boycott the principle that
makes the "coffeo trust" possible.
Gen, Hancock said, "The. tariff was a
local question," Truly so; It is being dis
cussed in every locality. If the advocates
of tariff reform are wise, thoy will make
use of every possible agency to agitate the
matter. Every voter should understand
just what effect the tariff lias In hureasing
or lessening his chances for success. Much
is heard of the happy condition of labor
under a high tariff and the Republican
platform says high tariff, and more of It,
Is labor happy and prosperous? Let the
wago worker ask the question: Docs a hi
tariff benefit inei Shall I yoto for a con
tlnuation of high tariff?
Capsiicd.
Jos. S. Webb purchased a row-boat aud placed
It on HtjUiaan's Dam a few days ago, and ou
Wednesday morning Invited four of his friends,
lz: Lew. (ieggus, I- A. Werner, Jolm Klotz and
James AVebb, to so with him to try tuo boat, It
proved a t) party tho boat was A 1, the water
deep, aud that srowd got safely aboard, and all
went niero us a imuilsge bell, till they had
reached nl.mt ten jurds from tho shore, when
as stated fiemrua attemnted to oneu the Ihrolili
to give tier more iteani, hen over went bo boar
tumbling the eullru party into about ten feet of
w ater. Then such a scramble tor the shore, and
such a drtpplug wet party was never seen as they
stood shivering and shaking on the bank. Not
one ol them suuiei able to do Justice lo the
occasion, tilt In1e(eggus, with lluitterlng teeth
and nt buklng out oTthetr sockets, exclaimed :
T-h-o-t-w-a-s-a-d-a-m-w-e-l-r-l-d-el Poor Werner
spit out aoout a gauonoi water aim in ms ex
citement shouted. 1'arrv. swords fornardmarrh.
So far we liav mil learned when the tiartv ulll
Important to You !
LumoimiK, July 11, '63.
Ho. Ahvocatb: For long tlmo yoUr
Valuable paper has invited manufactures
to locale thelr-iudustries In our crowing
town, and your endcavuis. will ot last bo
crowned with success If tho proper . steps
aro taken at onco. Tho object of this com
munication is to Inform tho citizens of Lo
liighton and vicinity that with adequato in
ditccmcnt and financial subscription, our
town may secure In a very few niontlis tho
branch plant of a large silk mill, llko Alien
town, Bethlehem, Oatasauqua, and quite
ecently our sister town Weatherly. Le-
hlghtou too may have ono of these, Indus
tries which will help build up our prosper
ous borough, by giving employment lo sev
eral hundred of its- inhabitants. Tho un
derslgncd is the agent of n firm of silk
matifacttircrs who has been authorized to
Inform our people as to the conditions and
Inducements requisite to pioctiro tho loca
tion of tho mill' in our town. Lclitghton js.
but one of seveial Lehigh Valley towiis
which aro held under advisement by this
firm, and in order that our town may be
selected, special Inducements must bo of
fered and active measures taken at once.
Your subscriber whllo giving tho head of
the llrin as complete a description of our
town as ho was able, did not fall to men-
Ion that wo hoped to have the town sup
plied with water in a short tlmo and this
fact seemed to havo considerable weight.
Thereto! c tho directors of our water com
pany have an immcnso lncentivo to put
forth all their energy to push the artesian
well to water depth as. soon as possible.
The company nsk of the citizens of Loliigh
ton to furnish a sullablo site and erect
thereon a building as specified by them and
which will cost nhout $30,000. This can
he done by forming a company for the pur
pese, the silk firm paying n certain rato of
Interest on money invested and finally pur
chasing tho building. The silk thin v 111
nut about S-CO.OOO Worth of machinery Into
the building and employ 00 or moro hands.
A rapid calculation at the average r,ato of
$0 per week for 200 employees would bo an
Income of $50,000 per annum to tho wage
earners of our town, The citizens of Lc
highton haye, never bad such an opportuni
ty for so profitable and safe an Investment
which will benefit the community, euhence
the value of property and build up the
town. None I think can fall to see tho
benefits accruing from the location of such
a mill employing 200 of our people, .and it
remains with tho public spirited and enter
prising Inhabitants whether or not Lehigh
ton secures this Important manufacturing
industry. The question is can we afford to
allow this opportunity to slip? There is no
reason why Lehighton should notsecurolt,
but In order to do so prompt action is
necessary as other towns aro making great
efforts to Induco tho firm to locate in them.
For obvious reasons it Is impossible to ghe
fuller details in this communication, but
further information may be had from -the
subscriber. In a case like this tho absence
of '.a Board of Trade In our town Is h( once
foil, as such a body could propeily encour
a'go such an enterprise but it is to be hoped
that tho want of it will not hinder tho for
mation of a company at onco to erect the
building of a silk mill.
Thanking jou Mr. Editor, for tho court
esy extended, nnd hoping that jou wjll in
the future as you have in the past tcn
courago manufacturers to locate In our
beautiful burgh, and that jou will do al in'
yom power to arouso tho people to a senso
of their interest and advantage In this case
I am yery truly. . A. K. LEtJCKF.i,.
.D.flt L- Officers.
The ofllccrsof tho above order were form
ally installed on Tuesday evening last b a
delegation of the sauio order from Culasau-
qua: ; . - - - . ;
Couneillot II'. J. Hebcrllng.
Associate Councillor Laura Troxlcr.
Vice Couneillot Emma Krcssley.
Asso. V. C. Emma Lcntz.
It. Secy. C, W. Trexler. .
Ass'tUC Emily Hongen.
Fin. Seeietary Ed Miller.
Treasurer Edward Itatcliffe.
Guide Bcsslo Leibcnguth. "''
Inside Guldcr-Salllo Wert.
Outer Guard Wm. McCormlck.
T,ilAA. A .inl.nl 1l.n...t.l T-
Graver and Ohas. McKelvey.
Cut In Half. What Is Cat in Half 1
Why our prices aro cut in half to dispose
of some odds and ends; two or three suits
of a kind w hlch remain out of lots and must
do sold regardless of cost, as wo are not go
ing lo keep them for ornaments, but will
glvo you Hie benefit of tho following lots of
suits which haye been marked way down
S3 light colored boys' suits which sold at
10 aie marked down to $0.
103 men's suits which where sold at S1Q
and $15 are marked down to $7 and $0.-
J23 children's suits havo been marked
down to ono-lialf their former price. There
are a great many other odds and ends at
remarkably low prices. Call on Sondheim,
the Merchaut Tailor, at hls Ono Prlee-Star
Clothing Hall, Jauch Chunk.
S5.00 Reward.
Five dollars reward will be paid for the
two heaviest heads of cabbage grown by
using Arner's Victor Phosphate, which Is
especially made for this crop, and has no
superior for tuo price, wiilcli is S33.00 cash.
per ton. All persons competing for the
prize will send us tho weights, sworn to
before a Justice of tho Peace, and tho prize
will be paid December" 1 st, 18SS. A. Aruer
& Son, .Manufacturers, New Mahoning, Pa,
Wall Paper; Wall Paper,
at 5c., 0c..7c..8c, 10c.
Gold Papers at 10c 12c., 15c, 20c., 23c,
iiUCtObUC. JS. If. 1UCKKXB4C1I,
01 Broadway, Mauch Chunk.
They Never fail.
"No. 3 Fulton Market, N. Y., Cm-.
January 2ti, 18S-1, f.
I h ive been usiug Brandreth's Pills for
the last ten years. Ihey are a wonderful
medicine. There Is nothing equal to them
as blood purifiers and liver regulators. But
I wish to state how remarkably thoy cure
rheumatism, ami now easily; 1 was atlcctcd
by rheumatism of the lei's. My business
(wholesale fish dealer) naturally leads me
to damp place. 1 was so bad I could not
walk, anil at night I suffered fenrfullv: I
tried Balsams, Sursaparilla and all kinds of
tinctures, but tho did roe no good and 1 vas
alraid ot being a cripple, i llually oom
menced using Brandreth's Pills. I took
two every night for ten nights, then I beeaii
to improve. I continued taking them for
forty days and I got optirely well. Now,
whenever sick, i take Jirnnurctu's 1'ills
They neyer fail. J. N, IlAnnts.
Tribute at Beipcct-
Wiieukas. It has pleased Ahulehtv God In bis
infinite wisdom to fake from us. Mrs. Luetta
(lesBus, one dearly beloved as & member tit our
Suuday Bcuool, aud highly esteemed by all who
Knew uer, ineieiore oo u
ltESOLYKl). Thative deeDlv mourn lte.rdeiur.
tore, and sincerely revret tlifj loss ol her faith
ful attendance, UKIne refuge, however, Iu the
thought that alter having ended her eaithly
strtto she has Joined tho bleued school ot the
redeemed in heaven.
ItESOLYKD, That wo tender our earnest and
heartfelt svmpathias to the arilleted family and
commend them to Him who alone Is able to si
lence tho grelvlnc spirit,
ltusoLVKD, That a copy of the above resolu
tions be furnished tho family and published Iu
the Oauuox AilVOOATB.
J T. Nkmmki i
O. A. Clauss, '-Cummlttsa.
A. J. UrZKMHRUKli, I
AMONG THE. WAflE WORKERS.
An Interesting Batch of Labor Notos Special
for Ye Wcrklngmen.
Lehigh Valley cnslnecrs havo received
orders to crnse carrying persons on tlicir
engine.
Tlie Weatherly shops tiro building two
largo locomotives for tlie Lehigh Valloy
Kail road.
In Lancaster, P.i., titcre are three cork
factories. The annual nroduction is 150,-
000,000 corks, Or one-lmlf of this country's
mantilacture.
Tho combine at San Francisco has been
broken by tlm importation of Australian
coal. Forty thousand tons were received in
a week recently.
Tlie Jersey Central officials havo al
ready rcmovod " several of their ncwly-im
jKiintcd passenger conductors on tho New
Jersey division.
fchamokln has organized a Board of
Trndo which pronascs to btart a manu
facturing boom. A manufactory of door
knobs is under consideration. It will tako
about $50,000 to establish ii.
The Brotherhood of Locomotivo Engi
neers will be twenty-five years old on Au
gust 17. and it is proposed to have a grand
celebration of Hie anniversary on that day
at tho place of its birth, Detroit, Mich.
In 1833 there were 800 steamboats. 350
locomotive and 18G0 stationary engines In
tho United States. Pennsylvania had 333
stationary engines, more than any ollict
Stale. Louisiana was next with 274, and
was followed by Massachusetts, New York
nd Ohio respectively.
At the shops of tlie .Pennsylvania
Railroad Company; in Altoona the building
of n complete locomotive, ready for nso
upon tin! rood, was accomplished recently
in sixteen hours nnd fifly-fivc minutes.
This is reported to be tho Iwst time on
record, beating tho Baldwin works, by teyen
hours and five minutes.
pTIio Florida Times-Union says: "We
believe that tho time is not fur distance
when the manufactures of the South will
not only supply the home demand for tlicir
products a demand which in most lines is
now supplied almost exclusively from tlie
North but that those products will be ox
ported very largely to other countries, and
that our commerce will he a great factor in
the trade of the world."
A correspondent flf tho Labor Tribune
tells of tho first groat strike in Great
Bl itnin'a coal fields. It was In 1852, after a
law had been passed which prevented tlie
employment of women and children, and tlie
reduced incomp of tho miners by this law
made tlicir wages hardly enough to feed
them. They were out twenty-two weeks and
lost, but after they went back to work they
necr began tlicir labor till 7 and 8 A. M
instead of coming at -1 and 5 o'clock, as they
did before tho strike.
News Items.
-Somo two months ago at Shenandoah,
Jrs JJcgues'sar murdered her husband by
splitting his skull wjth a hatchet. She has
slnco been confined In thecounty prison at
Pottsvllle awaiting trial. When the Ds
trlct'Attorncy called the case Monday It
was. discovered that tho woman was a rav
ing maniac Thd trial was thereupon sus
pended and the woman was sent to an In
sane asylum.
A row between Hungarians took place
at Jilnesvlllc, a' small mining vlllago locat
ed two mllesfrotn Hazlcton.Monday night,
iu which eight, of their number wcro
stabbed with knives Tho citizens of tlie
place became demoralized ahd no effort
was made to stop tho fight, which contin
ued until nearly midnlgh..
Ebuls Bus, nged 25 years, was lodged
in jail Sfondav morning charged with com
mitting an outrageops assault on ICatle
Neme, aged 10 years, of East Brunswick
Township, N. J. Bus met the girl on a
road on Saturday, dragged her into the
woods and beat and abused her until she
was Insensible. Ho had been pursued by
oillcers nnd citizens until M onday rooming,
when he was caught In a swamp below
South Bi'ver.
Mahoning Items tty Sash.
C. F. Both, of Steinsyllio, spent a few
anys ai uomo lilts wecic.
Last week Joseph .Mitchell moved
wiiu ins lamuy lo wiiKesbarre.
Humor has It tbat Thomas Mertz. will
in tho near future tako unto himself a
wite.
irbileout driving on Sunday Godfrey
Peter's horse fell and broke the shaft of his
carriage.
imam SItler has purchased a solf
binding reaper, tho first of the kind in the
vaney.
Our farmers have nearly finished hay
Ing and harvesting. The hay and grain
crops this year aro very good.
Tho rain In tho fore part of tho week,
although it retarded haying and harvesting
soinew hat welcomed by all. Tho benefits
which the growing crops, corn, potatoes,
etc., derived from it were great.
Albort Ilaldeman and Albert Fenster
macher, the two Alberts claim to bs tlie
two best fishermen In Carbon county.
Tiicy were fishing on tho "glorious Fourth"
and claim to hayo caught Ihold your breath
while I whisper It) ono fish. Nobody but
themselves even saw this fish and it is a
question whether they did; but they say
they did and who would doubt tho word of
fishermen?
-On Saturday, July 28th. in the after
noon ami evening, the New Mahoning
Cornet Band will hold a picnic In the
beautiful grove near Hoppes' mill. A
number of other bands aro expected to be
present and a grand time can bo expected.
Don't miss It, Dash.
Personal Mention.
Mr. Ifouck, of Lebanon, was the guest
of Prof. T. A. Snyder this week.
Ed. Harbor and wife, of Allentown,
were guests of T. D. Clauss and family tills
week.
Mrs. Charles James, of Philadelphia,
was the guest of Mrs. II. V. Aforthluier
for several days last week.
Miss Minnie Boyer, an estimable
young lady of Allentown. It visiting Miss
Minnie Peters on Bank street.
V. II. Nnsbaum, of the "Original
Cheap Cash Store," was on a business trip
to Seigfricd's Bridge, ou Monday.
Charles M. Sweeny and wife, of Bank
strcot, were at Easton on Tuesday attend
ing the f uncial of Mrs. John Sweeny.
List of tetters
Remaining uncalled for in the Lehigh
ton, Pa Post-Ofllce, for the week ending
July 7, IBS?
fiable.o
Koons Dertha A.
I Hoffman, Miss Emlra
Parke, llrlntnn .1.
xoung, sirs. matt.
Tcrsons calling for any of the above
letters will please say "advertised."
James P. Smith, p. M.
Low frlses Ur Job Work.
We take pleasuro is calling attention to
pno fact, ylz: Wo are now equipped with
the latest styles of type and the fastest run
ning pressos which enable us to turn out at
very short notlco and in the best style job
work of all kinds at prices ExcEKDrxoxY
i.ow. Please remember this, prices ten to
twenty-five per cent, less ttan elsewhere.
lbs Switch Sack Bchiluli.
Trains leave Switch-Back Depot, Jaucli
Chunk, 8 SO, 10 10, 11 37 A. M.. 2 20, 3 45,
535 P. M. Sundays 1 50. 215, P. M.
Leavo Summit Hill, 9 40, 12 20, A. M.,
2 00. 4 55, 0 10. P- M. Sundays 3 00, 4 00,
P M.
THE STROLLER AT WEISSPORT,
Local Gistlp Picked TJs and Assorted by the
Stroller nnd his "Ohum."
Our young friends C. W. Laury, It. J.
Jewell, Lowis Horn, Leopold Kuhr, Chas.
Boyer, of this place, and Charles G umber,
of Allentown, wore out camping this week,
Bob thinks that Leopold Is a great success
as a cook. "Hams aud coodlo fleck" van
Ishcd In great order and It makes Lewis
smllo whenever you say anything about it.
A fair audience assembled In the East
Weissport Chapel on Sunday evening to
hear E. D. Decker, of tlie Mauch Chunk
GW Oaxcttc, talk on the atl-obsorling
tcmpcranco question. Tho speaker Is said
to have handled tho question very thorough
Wo had intended tills week publishing
the names of our citizens, together with
tho amounts contributed, toward! tho ob
servance of Hie fourth of July, Thoy Bre,
however, unavoidably crowded out by
press of moro Important matter.
Wm. Arner, who was killed In the
mines at Ncsquehonlng by a premature ex
plosion was burled in tho cemetery hero
on Monday. Deceased was aged about
sixteen years and was a former lesldent.
Wo understand that our friend Chas,
II. Scldlo, of Normal Square, Is an aspirant
for thoassoclatc Judgeship. ThoDcmocracy
could not find a better man, wo would liko
to sco him make tho nomination.
Tho camp meeting lo bo held at Bow-
manstown next month will no doubt be the
largest ever held In lids section of the State,
Already several hundred tents have been
engaged.
According to tho report of undertakers
In tills section there have been less funer
als slnco the 1st of January than In tho
same period in any previous year. Good.
Weissport has two now railroaders of
courso wo wont give 'cm away. It .hap
pened nt Harrlsburg where they missed
connections, you know.
Boy. S. B. Brown, pastor to the Evan
gcilcal church, will exchange pulpits on
Sunday with Key. J. S. Newhart, of tlie
Parryvlllc circuit.
Somo of our old soldiers talk of hold
ing a re-unlon of veterans hero somollmo
in September. The matter should be
pushed.
A. M. Scheffy, of Chicago, 111., repre
senting Gormcly & JciTry, bicycle manu
facturers, was In town on Tuesday.
William Hollingcr, of White street,
yotcd for Harrison In 18-10. He'll vole that
way again, according to report.
Joseph Bex our popular furnlturo deal
er reports business as being fair to brisk.
Drop In and sec him.
Our young friend II. G. Shoemaker
was seeing 1. fil best girl In Northampton
county over Suuday.
-Tho trestling work on L. & S. road has
been strengthened by the addition of new
beams, &c.
Kcv.' Leopold, of Norrlstown, was so
journing with friends hero during the past
week.-
Barber Harman, over tho canal bridce.
has put In two beautiful now shaving
chairs.
Miss Annie Opllnger. of Danicisville.
Pa., is visiting G. H. Buck and family..
Sirs. W. II. Knechl, of Mauch Chunk,
was in town on Tuesday.
New, Advertisements.
Home Evidence
No other preparation has won success at
homo equal to Hood's Sarsaparllla. In
Lowell, Mass., whero It Is made, It is now,
as It has been tor years, tho leading medicine
for purifying tho blood, and toning and
strengthening the system. This " good name
at homo" Is Ma tower ot strength abroad."
It would require a volumo
to print all Lowell peoplo
havo said In favor ot Hood's
Sarsaparllla. Mr. Albert
Estcs, living at 23 East Pine
Street, Lowell, for 15 years
Pooplo
of
Lowol I
employed as boss carpenter by J. W. Bennett,
prcsidont of tho Erie Telophono Company,
had a largo running sore come on his Jcg,
which troubled him a year, when ho began to
tako Hood's Sarsaparllla. The soro soon grew
less In sizo, and In a shorf tlmo disappeared.
Jos. Dunphy,2ll cen
tral Street, Lowell, had
swellings and lamps
on his face and neck,
Praise
Hood's
which Hood's Sarsara-
Sarsaparilla
rllla completely cured.
Mrs. O. W. Marriott, wlfo of tho First As
sistant Flro Engineer ol Lowell, says that
tor 1C years she was troubled with stomach
disorder and sick headache, which nothing
relieved. The attacks came on every fort
night, when she was obliged to take her bed,
and was unable to chduro any noise. She
took Hood's Sarsaparllla, and after a time
tho attacks ceased entirely.
Many moro might bo given had wo room.
On tho recommendation of people ot Lowell,
who know us, wo ask.you to try
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Boldbyalldruggltti. 51elxfor3. Prepared only
by O. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
IOO
Dosos Ono Dollar
Notice of Application for Charter.
Notice Is hereby given that an application
will be niado to the (iovemor of tho State ot
Pennsylvania on MOXIlAY, AUtiUST etli, A.
I. m, by Frederick Leuckel, Wm, H. Ash.Tlios.
Kemerer, David Hbbcrt and J, I,, (label, under
the Act of Assembly entitled "ah act to bito
vine roit the incoiipoiiation akd nKaixA.
tio.n or ceiitaijj cortl'OitATioHH" approved
the 20th day of April, A. D., 1871, nnd the sup
plements thereto, for tho Charter of an lctandsd
corporation to bo called "The Lehighton Water
Company." the character ad object ot which Is to
supply water to tho public In tho boronuhs of I
hlfthton nnd Weissport, In the County nf Carbon,
State ot rcnnsjlvanla, and to such pcrsn is.part
nprshlns. nnd associations rrlillim tlw.n-in nnii
adjacent theretoas may dcslro tho same, .nut for
the o purposes to have possess.aud enjoi all tlie
rights, benefits and privileges of said Ai-t ot As-
sotuoiy ana mo supplements (Hereto.
HOItACK IIKYDT, Solicitor.
July 12, 1SS8-W3
Estate Notice.
Estate of ANNA OEfiflUH, lato of the UorougU
of Lehighton, Carton county, deceased.
All persons know Ine themselves to be Indebted
to said Estate are requested to mako immediate
payment, and those lmvlni; legal Claims against
the same, wilt present them without delay la
proper order for settlement lo
JOHN (il'.dlillH, I
l.KWIS UKUUUK,
IChUhton, July oth, S8w
Executors.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
I IKQl .,W1" 1.11, J,l11t, 111 JlllllllUll, I A.,
a Semi Annual Dividend of TUB KH fiilt CENT
on tlm Capital Stock was declared, payable on
andatter July 11, U8i.
w w imwai Ay, i iiMiier.
July l, tssa , i
Coatilai&lxo full -and complete tins of both
HARBISON 8s MORTON
ti rreit itaodird beifirt. IlU'd, wltb numerous aurrb par.
Iruif. Among tD tuttou will t found ths ium uf Sena,
tort Frr,aua41r, lUwir, ttUs. John X. Uiur. popuUa
t -ror. ot Uut., McKUUyof Oblo, writ., ok Ita Tariff.
Cabot Lodf . aod busK, of otban ot' ha promt"
Banco. Too My mulkmtu Gtit indirtiJ
tX4 Aaf, Jf. Cm. Don't bo Induced to fftl any otoar. OU.
taoca oo btftderaoco aawopajr oil baiftil chargta. Sood &1
caatc lo rc. tunc for ou(fJ and bo tn first la tho fitld. or
wilt for full particular woVCpaclal Tornd aant freo to til.
WINTeR4COrt.,6prln.flald(Ma,
I Tejchers' Examinations
For 18S8 will bp held as follows;
Kast WelsiK)rt for 1'ranklln townhlp on Moii
(Jay, Aug. o,
HiKlsoiidale for Parker towmhlp op Tuesday,
Aug. 7.
Itnekport for Lehigh and lausatitip township'
on Wednesday, Auir. a.
Kast Haven for Kidder township on Thursday,
Aug. 0.
Pleasant Corner tor Mahoning township mi
Saturday, ttjf. 11.
Hast Penn for East lVun township on Tuesday.
Aug. H.
Millport for Lower TowntinSnsliu: township on
Thursday, Aug. It!.
Stemlcrsvlllo, for Upper Towainenslns township
on Natureay. Aug. 18.
Stony Creek School llouso for renti Forest
tonnsbln. Saturday. Aug. 25.
Lehighton (Special Kxamlnationi, Saturday
Septa.'.
Just received irom Boston,
nn immense stock of the genu
ine Knight ol Lnbor Shoes,
which we nrc selling nt $2.50
nnd !t)3 Warranted solid calf
leather. Clnuss & Bro., the
Tnilors, sole ngents for Cnrbon
county. Our stock of hnnd
mnde shoes cannot be bent by
any denier in the county.
PLAIN AND FANCY
Bill Heads,
Note Heads,
Letter Heads,
Statements,
Envelopes, -Programmes,
Price Lists,
New presses, new tvne nnd
t
all kinds of Job Work, in the
iuw prices, lunu oraers receive
JOT3 ROOMS,
Bank Street,
The wonderful bargains nt tho
DON'T MISS
Lehighton and Weissport.
Finest Goods ! Latest Styles !
Hats, Bonnets, Notions, and Dressmaking.
lirst-class City Milliner always
ana saiismcnon given.
Wt are. showing a large and choiro
line of Cotton Dress Goods.
Ginghams at 8, 12 1-2, 25, 31, 45 and
50 Cents per Yard.
Saiines at 4, 8, 12 1-2, 2535 ana
37 1-2 Cents per Yard. ' ;
Challies, 8 Cents per Yard.
Pennelope Suitings, 8 Cents a Yard.
Batistes at 10 and 12 1-2 Cents per Yard
634 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Penn'a.
October 30 1S7
CAMBRIDGE ROOFING GO.
JIANUFACTUHEH3 OP
.-S!fiSSaii
CROWL'3
STANDINGBHlf SEAM.
Ste
EL ROOFIN
Alio Plain Hoi led, Corrugati., Crira.nxl Edit mi I.adrd
Iron Hoofirm Hiding nd ceiiinr. .AjcenU vuUd la evvry
oountj. bena (or c&t(Uora and umples.
CAMBaiDGE, OXIXl
REPS
BO!
NEW AND STYISH MATERIAL FOR SUM
MER WEAR.
SO INCH TWILLED CHEAM CLOTH.-A heaullful creamy material, fashionable
now for Ladies nnd Children.
RICH" all-wool Crepe, Finished Allialrcx-s In dlfl'erent qualities. All-wool Cream
Twilled Cashmeres. Handsome Cream Wool Henriettas, Pilmmer weight Cream
Tricot. Special drives in deeji Swiss.
KLOTJNC1NGH. JJeautiful flower imlterns with work heavy and odd. Eyelet and flow
er de-sii'tix on beautiful cloth. Allovcr work In wide and handsome rich designs.
OIIANTILLY FLOUNClNfiS. Just received another lot, and we oflerthem atdecided
bargains. Tlie patterns aro rich, have elegant iioinls and are well covered. Ladles
interested in this line should examine these goods before purchasing. They ar
marked low, and we aro jKwilive they will go quick.
STYLISH SATEENS. Our bales of French Sateens have been marvelous. Wo can
only account for our great success from the fact that the goods were tlie very best to
bo had, styles the choicest, aud prices lower than yon could buy tho same goods in
Eastern cities. A few choice patterns left.
MAItSUILLES QUILTS. We cannot help metioning Quilts. For we know many stores
in large cities do not show you tho assortment, nor do they give yon the close prices
we do. Our sales in this department havo been something elegant, and if good lion
ejt goods and low prices will increaso our now large sales, we will do our best to meet
.this end. We ore showing eight dlflcrent finalities of Marseilles Quiltsralso a fine
line of Crochet Goods.
WHITE GOODS. Wo have everything desirable.
A FEW PARASOLS to close, while our stock of Silk and Gloria Umbrellas is compUte
DllESS GINGHAMS. -Just opened. Over fifty Ptylos to select from.
Opposite American Hotel,!
H And get all the latest news,
9 including Interesting New
York and Washington let
ters. You better loin me.
It Is tho -cheapest?, largest
and HKST weekly paper In
the Leliiah Valley. Try it.
Blanks of all Kinds,
Wedding Stationery,
Business Cards,
Shipping Tags,'
Sale Bills,
Ball Tickets, '
Circulars, &c.
excellent fnriliMps nnnhln no f a
" vaanuiv S-AO l,r 11 U
best style, ant exd taraordinary
immediate attention.
Lehiglaton, Pa.i
5
M!
Millinery Stores of
and Lowest rices ! in
employed. All goods guaranteed'
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PATEHT