names of twenty-two doctors who were customers of the store. Some of these were Lancaster doctors, and some were country doctors. Several were Phila- delphia practitioners, and a few are unknown. We give you their names: Samuel Fahnestock, James Ankrim (Strasburg), John Barth, James Church, C. Freeman

Lutheran Church building at Brickerville, and in the published history of Emanuel Lutheran Congregation of that village we read : "A large plot of ground, although unmarked, is held sacred as the burial place of a number of Continental soldiers who died while being cared for in the old church building

small group of men, who became known as "The Syndicate," to operate orphan schools with profit to themselves. However, that will come later in the story. The system of schools for soldier's orphans was now over its period of beginning, and was generally accepted as an institution that had a function to