IKE GHEAT GEE1SA.S
. REMEDY
FOR PAIfl.
JUL, eaa rr.
RIIEC3IATIS3I,
Neuralgia,
Sciatic, Lwbig
. HACttAClIE.
SCFE THROAT,
mm
M'KAIA ,
Istuss, CctJ. rrxia, .
FROSTBITES.
mux. CAi-n.
Aal a 1 UAi'f fccfcc
nrrr tun 1 KTr-L
HtVtn rAILo;
tatck forSAXABi
m;i a skeptic.
I A -! cite for KpUcp-
. , a racism ai -mm
SKtSftfemdU. If. known vorU
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CQHgflBttqj
MOTH
QlUjElRlOlR
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It cit a4 ct sjttne
. . 1 i..,..rii iM and
patient not by the
draatie cathartic.
4 rrrrtxji .r.tx whereby the brain Is re-
tt t4 cr bkj4 iaan, wm vrc v.t4tv u,
I2ci rtferred to.
Trjsia, Lawyer". Literary taf n, iicr
el!. Bair.Llict and alltnosw: whoi fed
rsur tBBJ.jTmci.1 cn- nerroat pnxtratlon.
ii -iUrtir of the blood. Homach, lmit oi
I Uivrj-orwho retire nerre tr.Sc. inf.zti
f .UnBtttWAlUTASI N CCTI5K i in AlU MC.
jfclMJaaaproclia It the inott wondi-rtnl in-
ure.t tlit ever tatAlaed the tlnkir r ytcirw
;3 Sold bT U I'nirft. Th s. A.
frr tft!Tw.!N nd rlrm!r fod tnp.
Cu S. ttruis. lit-- rrt Is ill;. UJ
dee 13 lr-arm
Out on the Prairie.
ConcrnInr Something Hetter
than Mrs. Toodles Wliecl-
b arrow And the It o as on
Why.
W If a ctrlx!a CommIAry General .com
U!oed t the Pake of Wclllorton that Sir
TtosA rv ton tud declared be would bar?
its If the rl! 09 forlhit General' dlvUloo
were sot farthfomlo; at a certain hour, tbc
Dele replied -
-Ah did h la let I go o f r as that' Did be
Mr he'd ha jon?"
MTe. tor lord
-Well. Genertl 11. ton
I jat
the man to
the ration
kttpfcUwftrL You'd tetter
yet
9 9 UM."
Dot v rtt th riU-aof any thins: de up lo
Use oa aatt ko whea to lay bis band on
tsa. At Mr. Tooilc aboat thecoma
whiek h ba.j boaf bt at auction and brought
motmm to aim wiie
nltijisiti OW happen, my dear. It will
b o txSf u hare la the houe.
Petetia Uierrrat wholeaale drnt bouse of
wua, uirt. la E!ta. IU . one day, ilr. O.
1L aaermaa. the pholofrapher of that place,
reman ed. roacereln FAStCX'S TONIC "I
hart sard It la ay family tor two year, and I
ua!uualy proooaDoe It the beat medicine
iUtnH. Ill bady to hre In the
aoe. al we are nertr without it "
CbJ-1 froca the mjut of reaaoos wby Mr.
aamaa wn rt:ht. 1j rood rnoazh lo con
Mtt itc rini. PARIIRSTOMlCUdclidou
to taptUt;ftruoi. it intUorate. bat doe
-Hrxe Ion for strong driml; third. It
voaioi aoa loui by ineuiojc tbo torphi
ontui inu bealibv action, aadopcoln; all the
prMorihe tla: foarth. It pari flea the Blood.
tau rnrtoc KWteey. Urer and Ludr dlscaaes
ea4KHrumanm; fiflh
, Bt Ule It into your bou,anl It -will rak
rr tucif ooce ul. you will chansr it for
titte. rhfUUn commend It Price,
cent a i m & c . Chemist.
ewTora. mcb ll-UAw 1m nrm
Sufferers
iroca Youthful Imprudence
caoalar rron lbllltr.
forau3. for bme cure fKKS. Deed 23 Tears
soocojafaily. Dr. a. O. OUn. Box Ui, Chlca-
may 31-lwly
SBATE'S SPEOIFIOS.
rrepare.! frosa form u Lb used by an eminent
PjUa durtnc 30 years saecesaful
practice.
fJre of all aSecUona of the Blood, whether
vioiou or acquired.
mux pUbc. etfc
ixjc o. a Core S
Jiaroi s Dkbility, from Youthful IdUcre-
r"wniTM. proilaclnExbautl viui
aa-i Loa of Maahooil. XhU rcmctly la an
la the cure of tbcae complalnta. It Is
StTT Usm,us 10 the weakened Nervous
Ii. .Uu Nature lo renew the strenjttb
nil.r cf leuntated enraa. nd effects
fclST -iUealntani relief and per
"7 ecre Itheumatlam. Price fJ.
irff N puiUTe cure for aU weak
T! foa-a-x to females. Price $1.
ktj r1' or sent on receipt of price
"7 w. m, N ciirt. St., Cblcaco.
fc.wM send roii ciucuLak.
Zl Ij-dAw arm
NEW crop-:
ARE NOW ULNOINQ
372 llhds. and 100 Bbls.
Very Prime, Bright
SEW CROP CUBA MOLASSES.
It WIU. BE SOLD PEOMPTLT.
WORTH & WORTH.
The Excursion and. Pic Nic
glXSj IS OVrS A2ID THE TlIZA,TXtI
CaX ajid BILL Season baa opened ipia,
Kw11- PracUral German
J?2J r5Vx, Market
lx aao rrosxt, WUminf
' s
ratify
Skin enseaaea. rim ,j.-tH hrvvn hi fwt.
. are permanently PA..,r ;rJT: : IL J u-:t r-i,
ivrnL WEAKXtas. h m out Scald Him' JJUriiarSI ' Dl
mtJis
The D ai ly Re vi e w.
CUILDIIOUO.
The Spirit of Gladness. I
On the wings of ao emerald fly.
Sailed bj thee, singing a son;.
And my song was so sweet to theo
That ibe sound of it. after mo.
As it drew tbco dancing along
i Dancing o'er meadow and lawn
lathed in the breath of the dawn.)
Into thy sweet heart drew
The bone -drops out of the flowers,
And the secretest bliss of the bowers
Drawn out of the drops ot dew.
For twin born sister and brother
We little ones welcomed each other
With never a doubt that day;
And we frolicked so fast, so last, i
That we fell down weary at last
(Weary 6t wandering play.) '
Then 'mid tbc blossoms asleep.
And I. by the side of thee, deep
In the bell of a gentian blue:
Wbenco silently forth I stole.
And into thy slumbering soul,
With ruy song in me husht, I flow.
Then a thought of thine I became;
A thought with a song for a name,
Tne soug thst, to solace his flight;
Thy fly to the flower-bell sings;
And I gave thee his emerald wing.
Child, cherish and keep them bright,
Owen McrcdiUi.
PUKPOUTS TO BC FUNNY.
A Mouse In the Itooni. .
"My dear !n exclaimed Mrs. Spoop
dyke, as she backed into a corner and
stuck her head straight out in front of
her. "My dear, there s a mouse! what
are we going lo uor '
"I should judge from the width of
your mouth that oue of us was going to
eat him!" replied Mr. Spoopcndyke,
springing from the chair and grasping
bis cane. hero is he? bhow him
to me!" and Mr. Spoopcndyke ra tied
around under the bed with his slick,
and th-n charged on the table. "Haven't
ye got any moro arms you can stick
out in different directions sq as to give
the approximate locality of that mouse?"
"There be is I" yelied Mrs. bpoopen-
djke. turning her face to the corner and
akmg a desperate eiiort to ciimo up
the wall. "Don t you see him? jLoofc
out! Hell bite you."
"If you can tell his sex from where
you stand, he must be close by or dod
ii
gasica Dig: growieu iur. opoopeuuyiwe,
glaring around the room and waving
bis cano on nign. uome aown ou me
parapet of this castle and lead me
against the enemy, will ye? or have I
got to go oat and borrow a directory to
lind him? Where did yoa see any
mouse, anyhow?
"Anyhow!" squeeled Mrs. Spoopen
dvke. looking around cautiously and
then SDnnzing into a cnair. , "uau
Doliceman! Don't go near him! We'i
all be murdered in our beds.
"Ixx)k here!" roared Mr. Spoopen
dyke, who had added a boot to his arm a
meat. "Jct me smell your Dream
What have you been drinking lately?
(ioihg to givo me come adequate idea o
the haunts of that mouse? Where is
he?" and" Mr. Spoopendyke whirled
around and smote right and; left with
his implements, 'tilashegot a doors
plate on his residence to indicate where
ho lives? Going to sit up in that chair
like a frog on a Uoat until that mouse
issue cards to show where he transacts
his business? If ye can talk out his
geography, point your finger at him.
will ve?"
Uan t you see him.1" gurgled Airs.
Spoopcndyke. to whose disturbed im
actuation the mouse filled the whole
room and lapped over. "There he is!
Ow-ww! Here ho comes! There he
goes! Whe-c-o-c!"
Air. bpoopendvko made a lunge in
the direction indicated by his wife's
stony glaie oi norror, got tne cane
between his legs and rolled tumultuous
ly into the closet.
"Have you cot htm? guerned Mrs.
Spoopendyke. I
'Do 1 give the impression ol having
got him? 'he yelled as ho looked out
and saw his wife sliding up the back of
a chair like a reversed avalanche.
f1swakn v!n I rnni vrmr m nun t o ? n
fastness appear to detect the crown of
success on luo ucau oi mis campaign
against that dod-gastcd mouse? Bring
me twelve baskets Tor lue iracmcnis!"
and Mr. Spoopendyke 'bounded out of
the closet and fired bis boot tnrougu tne
mirror. "Got any moro mice anxious
Co undergo the brief excitement of anni
hilation? Where"
'There be goes! Ild-o-o-e-o-e" m-
terrnDted Mis. Sooopendyke. Wlltl a
nroloncred shriek.
r zz. ..... 11.
Mr. Spoopendyke iookgu arouna mm
with dazed eved and spied tne mouse
for the first time.
"Whoop!" he roared. as he plunged
for the corner. "What is this I see
before me with the tail toward me?
Now watch the triumph of genius over
the activity of vermin!" and he banged
his head acamst tne wail me mouse
e
ped
Mrs. Sooopendyke. with her knees in
her neck and her hair on end. j
"What's the matter up there?" ex
claimed Mr Spoopendyke. wreotcbing
Himself into a sitting position and con
templating his wile with an expression
scarcely indicative ot admiration.
What're vou dome way up there a
thousand feet above the level of the sea.
anyway? Got somo kind of a. notion
that you're a fancy sunset, haven't you?
Think you only need a candle and an
emetic to be an active volcano, don t
you? Well, yoa don't! Hi, there!
Got you now. have 1 r'.and ne made a
dive under his wile's chair after the
mouse "Got some kind ot scientific
imDression 'that this combination of
mercantile intelligence, known to the
banks as Spoopcndyke, isn't to be
relied on as a phenomenon in the role
of amateur rat trap, haven't you?" and
Mr. Spoopcndyke gave a vicious iab at
-. . - l r ,
me mouse wim ms buck ana lounu
himself stuck under the chair.
"Is he dead tn asked Mrs Spoopen
dyke, watching the gyration ot her
husband's limbs with pronounced solic
itnde.- -
"Get upr howled Mr. Spoopendyke.
trying to extricate himself. "Pull off
this measly chair before I convert it
into tracts and begin to disseminate it
among the clamoring heathen. Hear me?
Get I" and with a mighty effort Mr.
Spoopendyke upset the chair, bringing
his wife down on him like a bundle,
while the mouse went up tbo chimney.
i . . . . . . . i . ...
That what ye wanted?" ho demanded.
as Mrs. bpoopendyke struggled to her
?fi00cdaroand,.rorJtha lofr
Think you're accomplished your dod-
Basted design on .things? Got through
" mtluaKe, or was im ooiy
. xm you nun yourself, dear?" asked
Mrs. Spoodendjke. still dreading the
reappearance of the mouse. "You did
splendidly. I really think you have
scared him away tor good."
"Do. do ye?" grinned Mi. Spoopen-
ujk.e. wun a nornbiy pleasant ex
pre3sion or Tisage. "Had time since it
hapoened to think it all over, haven't
you? With your celerity of thought
anu aouity to impart wbat you know.
you only want a tin staircase inside of
you and a firefly in your fist to be a
dod-gasted Bartholdi Statue of measly
Liberty enlightening the World! The
next time you see a mouse around these
premises, you get up and sit on him
until I get ready to commence. You
hear?" And with this verbal letter of
instruction Mr. Spoopcndyke projected
himself into his night-shirt and filed
himselt away between the sheets.
"I don't care." murmured Mr3
Spoopendjkc. scrutinizing herself in the
glass and wondering if sho was too old
to wear her hair banged. "I don t
care. I know tney bite, because ittbcy
dirln f. hnw oonlrl thnv scire folk-a soP"
- J " WW.
and pondering on the impregnability of
this argument. Mrs.Spoopendvke push
ed a table against the chimney, so the
mouse couldn't get back into the room,
and ank into a blissful dream of the
Utopian period when the backs of chairs
would be made broad enough for won
men to waik when threatened with in
vasion by the predatory rodent.
Drake's Trav. Maqazine.
IMAKCIi D1IKTU.
'Let mo see." said a young lady
graduate to a highly intellectual friend.
"was it rope who wrote the Ilaid. or
was it Iliad who wrote Pope?"
"Neither," replied the intellectual
friend. "It was blind Homer who
ranslated the Iliad." "Oh, ye3, now I
remember. I would give anything tor
your cleverness, but please tell me
what is the Ilaid anyway? "Why. it
is a poem telling all about an old fellow
who lived in a tub ot water." "I don't
believe that a man could live in a tub ot
water, do you?" "Oh, no; but we
must not question ancient mythology."
Arkansaw Traveler.
Some advantages of a wet spell : Old
gum shoes can be worn out. Opportu
nities for trading a cotton for a silk
umbrella are numerous. The lungs
can be thoroughly tested, and if they
stand it can be warranted for the rest of
the year. New mothods of keeping the
feet dry and the conscience clear (of
swear thoughts) can be invented.
Poems of welcome to the sunshine can
bo prepared in advance. Anticipation
is always better than realization. New
and powerful adjectives can be invented
to describe the state of the weather and
the effect it has upon the system. Corns
ache, malaria thrives, the "hypos" get
the best of you, the liver lies dormant.
food tastes loggy and you feel reconciled
tothehereafter.no matter what that)
may be. Hartford I'ost.
'Gcm'lcn. in one respek Brudder
Slawson 'was a fa'r to medium man.-
If he borrved half a dollar to co to de
circus he'd pay it back outer money dat
his wife aimed at tie wasubo'd. De
doo' was neber turned awy from his
doab empty-handed. He pitied de sor
rows of a big ttamp and let bis wile tro
bar'futted an' his cbirn hungry, lie
was kind-hearted, but alius behind on
his. rew rent. He was philanthropic.
but he has got two ob the wust boys in
de State ob Ohio. He wus a lobin'
husband, but he was content to sit
aroun' de grocery an' let his wife sup
port de family. While wo may say dat
we am sorry dat death has come to sever
ties and bring changes, wo have no oc
cashun to remark dat do world will be
env de wuss off." Detroit Lrcc Press.
Lost Faith in 1'hysiciaus,
Why is it that so many persons use
nroDrictarv medicines, or patent medi
cines. as they are commonly called? Is
it because people lose faith in their
physicians? Well, this is, no doubt.
freauently the case, mere are in
numberable instances where cures have
been effected by ROSADALIS. the
Great Southern Remedy tor all diseases
of the blood when they had been given
over bv their physicians. It is oue of
the best remedies ever offered to the
public, and as it is prepared with the
Greatest care, as a specihe lor certain
iseascs. it is no wonder that it should
be more effectual than hastily written
and carelessly prepared prescriptions
made by incompetent physicians. Take
ROSADALIS for all disorders arising
from impure bloodl It is endorsed by
leadinz professional mens well as by
eminent physicians and others. Try it.
A. burr in tbo bush
is worth two in
the nair.
Mexsman's Peptonized Beef Ton
ic, the onlv reparation of beet contain-
in? its entire nutritious properties. It
contains blood-making, force generating
and life sustaining properties : mvaiua-
b!a for INDIGESTION. - DYSPEPSIA.
nervous prostration, ana ainorms oi
. a i j- r
ireneral debihtv : also, in all enleeDiea
conditions, whether the result ot ex
haustion, nervous nrostration. over
work, or acute disease, particularly n
resuitmc irom pulmonary complaints.
. . v.? a,i
Caswell. Hazard & Co.. Proprietors,
New York. Sold by Druggists, sat lw
Don't kindle the fire with kerosene
unlets -you are prepared for a land thai"
is fairer than this.
The Queens of Society
are among the stanchest advocates ot
beautifying bUZUUUNT. wnicft com-
mnnicates to tbe. teeth the glistening
whiteness of snow, arrests their decay,
renders spongy and nice rated gams
he<hv. and breath made offensive by
defective teeth as sweet as honey snckle.
Indies, ye were made to captivate,
make yonr conquests sure and swift,
your empire over male hearts lasting
by its sovereign aid. The fashionable
world declares there is nothing like it.
Unhappy is the young ma a
overcoat is with his uncle.
whc&a
Euobt's I-tttle Cathartic is the
best and only reliable Liver Pill known,
never tails with the most obstinate
cases, purely vegetable. leod-w
ADDRESSED TO TnE AFFLICTED
HEALTH is WEALTH ; you cannot
le truly unhappy if in health; it is our
Capital in life. j
The unfortunate suffering from Wer-
vous veOxltfy, ItnpcUncy, Nervous Pros
tratxon, bemmal Weakness andi the
numerous forms of Ocnito Urinary de
rangements, whereby j the Generative
Power is weakened, and in time folly
destroyed; will find in DR. LOWRY'S
WORLD RENOWNED REMEDIES
a positive Caret By its use a permanent
restoration to health can be had ; none
need despair; young and old alike
receive the benefits promised.
Thi3 long tried remedy ha3 never
been found wanting, no matter what
treatment you have previously had.
DR. LOWRY'S REMEDY iutuses
new Life iu the Debilitated; it assimil
ates with the blood, and supplies that
deficiency in the Nervous System,
which is the cause of debility and physi
cal prostration. It acts on the' Liver
Kidneys, 'Bladder, and Reproductive
Organs, cansing healthy secretions,
thereby stopping waste and building
anew, when the face resumes the
Bloom of Health, Hie Lye its Lustre, arid
the Brain its Ibwer. This remedy can
be obtained of Druggists and Dealers
generally. Price $100 per package;
three packages, two dollars, sufficient
to cure ordinary cases.
Ask your druggist for it: do not take
ration, beminal )
any other. If you cannot obtain it send
direct with price, and it will be sent
se-urely sealed, by mail, to your ad
dress.
Vddress Depot and Laboratory,
Dr. Lowry's Remedies.
No. 136 Lexington Avenue,
New York City.
Advice Free; send stamp for reply. d t
If you are angry at a man count fifty
before speaking: if ho is a great deal
bigger than yon are count four hundred
and sixty.
Caution,
No. 219 Grand Street,
.Jersey City, N. J., Feb. 28, 1883.
Two months ago I suffered with a
very bad cough, which kept me awake
all night. I was recommended to put
on my chest two AUcock's Porous f las-
ters. Unfortunately, my druggist per
suaded me to try some other so called
porous plaster. I lost my money, for
they were worthless and not of the
slightest benefit. I then procured All-
cock's Porous Plasters, and they com
pletely cured me. ;
J. r . McGINNISS.
Imitation Porous Plasters are being
advertised and offered for sale. Beware
of them. "Allcock V js the only genus
ine.
"There's a screw loose somewhere,"
as the scissors said when tney leu
asunder.
The extraordinary popularity of
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is the natural
result of its use by intelligent people for
over forty years. It has indisputably
proven itselt the very best known
I specific for all colds, coughs, and pal
monary complaints.
"uc oravest is the tenderest," is
particularly true of celery that has
stood against frost.
Hopeless Epilepsy Cured.
"The doctors pronounced rav case to
be one of hopeless epilepsy," says our
correspondent, W. C. Browning, At
torney at Law, Judonia,. Ark., "and
declared death to be my only relief.
Samaritan Jservine has cured me."
Get at druggists. $1.50.
A threshing-machine The school
teacher.
! A Card.
To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions! of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood, &c, I will send a recipe that will
wm -w j-. -w TT m
cure you. r Uciri Ui? uiiAitiiJii. xms
creat remedy was discovered by a mis
sionary in South America. Send a self
addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
T. Inman, Station D, New lork City.
eod d&w ly
MISCELLANEOUS.
,FREEfor TRIAL
An UBiaiim? ma spceuy cure ior
JServms IfibiUty find Weakness,
Loft ( YiUint i and Vigur, or any
evil resnitcf Indiscretion, excess,
overwork, etc.. (over forty thou
sand positive cures.) JCCJ- fk-nd
15c.for postage on trial box cf
lOOpi!!". Address.
Dr. SI. "W. BACON, cor.ClarlcSL
und Calhoun riaoe, Jhicago, 1u
ov v eod Jew
t th 8
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MISCELLANEOUS
Advertising Cheats ! ! !
"It ha3 become so common to write
the beginning of an article, in an ele
gant, interestirfg manner,
"Then run it into some advertisement
that we avoid all such.
i "And simply call attention to the
merits of Hop Bitters in as plain, hon
est terms as possible,
"To induce people
"To give them one trial, which so
proves their value that thev will never
use anything else " .1
"The Remedy so favorably noticed
in all the papers,
"Religious and secular, is -"Having
a large sale.and is supplant
ing all othr medicines.
"There is no denying the virtues ot
the Hop plant, and the proprietors of
liopiiitters have shown great shrewd
ness' I
"And ability J ,
"In compounding a medicine whose
virtues are so palpable to every one's
observation."
lid She Die?
No! ;
"She lingered and suffered aloug,
pining away all the time for years;"!
"The doctors doing herj no good;"
"And at last was cured by this Hop
Bitters the papers' say so much about."
Indeed! Indeed!"
"How thankful we. should be for that
medicine." H J
A Daughter's UJisery .
"Eleven years our daughter suffered
on a oed of misery,
"From a complication of kidney, liv
er, rheumatic trouble and Nervous de
bility. -
"Under the care of tlie best physlciars,
"Who gave her disease various names,
'But no relief, !
"Ami now ehe is restored to us. In good
health by as simple a retaedy as Hop Bitters,
that !ve have shunned f Or yeais before u&ing
it." The Parents.
Father is
Getting:
Well.
"My daughters say:
"How much better father is since he used
Hop Bitters." 7s
"He is getting well after his long suffering
from a disease declared incurable"
"And we are so glad that he used your Bit
ters. A Lapt of Utica, N. Y.
men 15 lnitf&w tc nrm
Capital Prize 75,OOOa
Tickets only $5. Shares in pro
portion. .
Louisiana State Lottery
i Company.
We do hereby certify that toe supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lot
tery Company, and in person manage and con
trol the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness, and
in good faith toward all parties, and we author
ize the Company to use this certificate, with fac
similes of our signatures attached, in its adver
Usements."
Commissioners.
Incorporated In 1S6S for 25 years by the Leg
islature for Educational and Charitable pur
poseswith a capital oi f 1,000,000 to vrmch a
reserve fund of $550,000 haa since been
added. 1
I By an overwhelmlnsr populai vote Us f ran
chlfio was made apart of the present State
Constitution adopted December 2d. A. D..1S79.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people of any State.
It never scales or postpones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. Fourth Grand Drawlnfr.JClass D,
In the Academy of Music at New Orleans,
Tuesday, April S, 1S81 167th Monthly Draw
toff.'
Capital Prizei 875,000.
100,000 Tickets at Five Eol
lars Each. Fractions in Fifths
in proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES
1 Capital Prize of I....
75.000
1 Capital Prize of...
25.000
1 capital Prize or
2 Prizes of $6,000
5 Prizes of 2.000
10.000
12,00c
10,000
10 Prizes
20 Prizes
100 "Prizes
300 Prizes
500 Prizes
of
of
of
of
of
of
1,000 10,000
500 10,000
200 20,000
100.. 30,000
50.
25,000
1000 Prizes
2d a
25,000
5,750
4,500
2,250
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 Approximation Prizes of $750.
9 i " 500.
250.
1,967 Prizes, amounting to $20500
Application for rates to clubs should Dejnaae
only to the onlce of tee company in ftcw Or
leans. !
For further Information, write clearly, glv-
Ine full address. Make P. O. Money Or
ders payable and address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
1 New Orleans, la.
P03TAL NOTES and ordinary letters by
Mall or Express (all snms of $5 and upwards
by .Express at our expense; to
Al. A.. UA. U iriXlf ,
New Orleao', La.
or M. A. DAUPHIN,
607 Seventh St., Washington, u. C
mch 12-wed-at-4w-l&w
n infatiible cUrs for Pile.
Price f 1. at druggists, or
ent prepaid bymn. f ample
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from Toothful Imprudence, caoain
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ii ifiil'j DzJM3.01ia.Box 3i2,Chicsgo
noy 27 yeodAw
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SELLING OUT!
HATS & FEATHERS
AT REDUCED PCJCES.
MH3. KATTC. WINES,
No. lia N Second Street, next Post Office
Jan 5 j - '
SJJJWA KUAOAUIJA VJ MWVUUi f .
IITE UAVE THE FINEST ASSOHTMEST
tv
o f Enf Uah and IieLrtnm Breech Loaders
ever brought to this market. Also a crsv
f .au tivk fit KKlla. Wajldlnr. Priraers.Cart
ridge Bajrs. Gun Cap, Ciame ias. c in
fact we can show a stock of Hardware. Ool j
roods aol guarantee prices.
Successor to John Dawson & Co -mch
10 . 19,21 and 23 2Xirketact
mm
MISCELLANEOUS.
Now Yorli & TUsiiiigtOD
Steamship Line.
STEAMERS !
.1- II
WILL SAIL FROM NEW YORK EVfc
SATURDAY, at 3 o'c'xcxt F. L
REGULATOR. ..Saturday, March
BENEFACTOR........... Saturday, March
REGULATOR Saturday, iMarcl
I .
BENEFACTOR ...Saturday.
REG ULATOR. ......... . .Saturday,
March
MarcH it
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Through Rated rcaranteod to and frora Points
r onn and south Caroli&.
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For Freight or Pasarc arnly to
IS. G. SMALLBONLS.bnpertntcndeht.
i Wilmington, N. C, ,
THEO. O. EGER, Ftc!bt Apent, i
S3 Rrrtaaway. New Yot.
WM. P. OTTPX l.. Girl AtriM,
feb 2.1' ' K I jl I
Baltimore & Wilmington
Steamship line.
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Oi an(i;iftei;?ataTday, jl angary 5th, a Steam
er of tills lino win sail from I
BALTIMORE,
' Eyery SATURDAY, at 3 F m.
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From
SATURDAy unless eooncr loaded. ;
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Through Bills of Lading and lowest through
rates guaranteed to and from, points, on th
riaii xioaus anu uape x ear xuTer.
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To and from Boston, Providence, Phlladel
phia and all Western cities. , j )
For Freight Engagements, apply to";
A. b. bAZAI7X;Agt
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h t ho United States, trbuao LJiK VO$(t EXi-earxxcK,
perfect method and puro medicine incur mtEXVl
md ruBMASEsr CL'BKS of all Priat, Chronio and
Vervou. biftases. AtTect ion.of tbe Jllood, HU.lt.
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ore, Nvvflllnir r tho Ciland.. Soro Monlla
Tliroat, JSone JPalna, permaoeatl oared a4
eradicated trom the sysUm lor life.
M C E5 If St f I C ThilltV Itnpoteney.Ssml na
fabflf UUw Losses, baxual Decay', Mcnta
tnd Physical H'eahncst, Falling Memory
Weals IZijrs, Stunted Development, Impede
nents to Marriage, etc., from excesses) or an
taitsc, speedily, 'safely and privately1 Cured
Ka-1'aunsr,HIddI-Ajred and Old tne a, and al
ho need medical klll and experience, conil
Jr. I'.At3 at onto. His oninion com oothtBir.and mal
tare future nii-jcry and fchame. Vhen tnooorenien1
x visit the pity for treatment. mdlcin can be eea'
jverywhercs) by mail or express free from obtrp
ration. jr-Iti.eeiArt'lentthatapfarcUn mat
ires in fio:o aitontion to a ciaw of oisesses mt
lain tfrcat fck.UI, and physician throughout tn
ronnxry, anwin? inii, irenaentirreconimenaauacBi
;nS to the Oldest pcclttllt by whonj ever '
known pood remedy i nsed. Ir. Iiate
Aire sl i;xnfrtico tnak his pinion of a
pre me l tn'r(niiee. Those whe eull ace ru
ne batlh uotT. ;onnitations free and aierdli
enefitientlnl. C 'a-fes which hate failed in obtainini
reiki tljettJicrn, erreS!al!y soliitL Female lie
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