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dends TO $9l 26 while the latter at the rate Of
fourteen per cent. Referring to the New York Cen
tral Company. it gives the following statement, CON-
piled from the ofcal reports Of It's financial opera
tions for the last three years.
1865. 1896. 1867.
Capital stock. s2is9l 900 s2s 900 $2s Ss7 900
Totals. $50 25e 442 3sSas, ,so4 $40, sO6 $40
Expenses. 1900. 1l,ai2,Sos ll,ss5,O7s lo7oioio
Net earnings - s2,7ea7l6 ss2slll2 sa'gSS'44ssss 4ss
lnt rus sky I'd. 1,170200 1,l22,09' i'i"'10
Dividend fund. 81, ,5as,5l5 sa,lso,ol5 saoA7sl
Rate OF dividend. C 6p.c. 0pc.
Per ct. OF exposes. so 7I.e 90
Do. OF net earrings. 20 2Zf
The capital stock in 1884 was $2i,S36,0oO ana the
funded and floating debt $13 9o9 making TOTAL
of $685. o96 aO9 while the earnings were $l2s97,S ,SSs
and the expenses &c. 49, 143 showing the net earn
ings to have been $3,566,746. Deductng interest,",
rents and sinking fund, the dividend fund was
81, ,2s7, 1903. The dividend rate was per cent the
percentage of expenses 72ai and the percentage Of
net earnings 271l Upon these figures the writer Of
the pamphlet remarks:-
The dividends paid have not only fallen or
from to per cent, but the capital Of
time sa,5os,9 9ll for expenditures, which should
have come mainly from earnings. The per cent
dividends hay, have been bee paid with great dcuy The
broken some ten years ago by an operation which
Mr.. vanderbilt is now seeking to repeat. Upon the
consolidation Of this road bonus dividend was
made IN the company's bonds to the amount Of
$l0,Oo000 The actual cost OF the road at the
present time is reported by the company at only
$50, 900, Of which 0O0 600 added last year
by the purchase Of the Athens Branch. The pro-
gramme now is to carry the capital account Of the
road up to $50, 600, ,00O without the addition Of q
dollar to It's cost or its capacity to earn.
The earnings and expenses Of the Erie Company
for the last three years are thus stated
Earnings. SIC, ,4sss27 s14,ssS.i1s sA,sl7als
Expenses. 12,57o,325 11,52o,eo6 1O,674,355
Net earnings. $s,ssl,so2 sso0ssos ss,o42s5s
Ratio Of ex-
penSes to
earnings -. 1908 70 74.55
The earnings In 1864 were $13 429 CAB and the eX-
penses $9 63o6ss, showing the net earnings to have
been 7ss995, while the ratio Of expenses earn
ings were 1850 The present capital account Of the
Erie Company is made up as follOws:-
stock, common. S34 263 800
1.ooh, PreieIrcu'. o,o3o9lO
Bonded DEBT O., ,429, 962
Floating debt over and above the Drew
debt. 2,OOO, 900
Capital Of leased lines, on which seven per
cent per annum is paid. 10, ,395, $50
Toto cso
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A UCTION NOTICE.--PAUL BExTIINE, AUCTIONEE
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

Drawing Room Suits Planoforte Brouzes Paintings 6tata
ary, Books Mirrors Carpets Chandeliers Silver PHA
&C., a. public auction on this day. Tuesday april T. :. tsS
street. between Fifth and Sixth commencing 1eH
O'Clock Drawing RoomsSuperb suits Furniture covered Ia
description; rosewood Eageres marble tops plate ss.s
cognures, Cabnets consol Tables marble bro
cade lace Curains velvet medallion Carpets Rugs artistic
Mazeppa Diana, Peace War.
Bacchan.sp ANTIQUE lava from PompeiI and HsrSs-
and other eminent artists Magni6centf
wood Panafore the richest instrument offered auction
this Stool Covered Easy Charsv
bronze and ormuu Chandeer bronze Clock. Dining rooms
Sideboard Extension Table Sofa Chairs covered rep S
Casors salyers Tureens Dinner Tea Service Shemsl
Table Cutlery Lnens ruby crystal Glassware China Dinner
robes Commodes snsuite style Louis XIV hair spring Me-
Sheets C0unterpanes Also oil the furniture
OF the servants apartments basement kitchen furniture Sale
peremptory BThe above elegant residence for sale
10 let. Inquire Of the auctioneer.
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The markc, wheat arrner, aud with fair demand
for milling and for shipment prices advanced lc. &C.
Tho sales about 10000 bushes 90 ~ for No. 2sprng
Ga store, 40 a delivered, S2 a. for Nos and mixed
store B % for white Cencsee Corn
and c higher The market strengthened by the advance
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
such n Coughs, COIds, WhOOPlnE
Cough, Bronchitis, AsthnlR,
mud CnnlannnnIInn.
Perhaps no ono mel

Probably never before in the WhOle history of
medicine has anything won widely and so deeply
upon the confidence OF mankind, ns this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints Through long
series OF years, and among most OF the races Of
men Il has risen higher anil higher in their estimR'
ton, as IL has become better known Its uniform
character and power TO cure the various affections
of the lungs and throat, haye made u known as 70
liable protector against them. While adapted 10
at the same time the most enectual remedy that
he given for incipient consumption, and the dan
rrSus affections OF the throat and lungs. As pg1
vision against sudden attacks Of Group. Il should
be kept hand In every family, ami indeed a al
nre sometimes subject TO colds anu cOug1li, AL
should lie provided with this antidOte for them
Although settled Consumption ~ thought in
curable still great numbers of cases where the do
ease seemed settled have been completely cured
and the patient restored to sound health by the
CLcTrIr Pictorial. So complete - is mastery
over the disorders OF the Lungs aud Throat, that
the most obstinate OF them yield 10 it, When nnth
ing else could reach them, under the Che1FU Pee
foTaf they subside and disappear.
Singers aud Public Speakers Ind great prS
4SfhnIa Is always relieved and oitcn wholly
bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the
CheTrU PICTORIAL in small and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtues known that II = TN
necessary to publish the certificates of them here
Or do more than the pUbic that its qualities
are fully maintained
Prepared Gy
DIR. u. L. AVER 4 CO., LOWELL, MASS.
For sale by t. H. LOGAN & co.
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Gre1ttte[IiQetrte1.
THE OUTSIDE noe N THE FIeHT

You may sing Of your dog, your bottom dog
Or of any dog that you please,
go for the dog, the wise old dog,
That knowingly takes his ease
And, waggtng his tail outside the ring
Keeping always his bone In sight
Cares not pin In his sound old head
For either dog in the fight.
Not his is the bone they are fishting for,
And why should our dog sail In,
With nothing 10 gain but certain chance
To lose his own precious skim
There may be few, perhaps, who fall
To see Il in quite this light -sf
But when the fur flies had rather be
The outside dog In the fight.
1 know there are dogs-iDjudIcious dogs
Who think 1t quite the thing
To take the part of one of the dogs,
And go yelping into the ring;
But care not q pin what all may sny
In regard to the wrong or the right
Ny money goes, as well as my song,
To the dog that keeps out OF the nght.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS;@SMusIeal
FestivaIE' several times postponed, COMPEL.
ing purchasers Of Tickets 70 walt for months
for the distribution, has impaired public
confidence in such atfAirB. The only fair
system OF distributing Is the old and popular
one OF Sealed Tickets. stating the pTIZe, i1lfcli
tCiH be delfueTed Immediately on payment 81
Wilson q Co., 175 Broadway, tbs most attrac-
tive place OF tho kind now in operation.
They are doing the lnrRest businesS and de-
EsEVs their Enecezz. You cannot draw a
10000 farm there, but have q reasonable
chance Tor good prize, as We know many
that have drawn and the nrm - reliable. =
DofIu Ne1rs, ApTtI 2, 15oa.
ssTf,e Metropolitan GIft Company are dis
triEft1tinR many valuable prizes. We have
examined their manner Of doing business,
and know them 70 be fair dealing nrn.
Their plan Is more Eattafactory than SRre-
Rentation FeStfvRlA,n as they DRAW EEEIEI
DAY and the subscriber need not pay for the
prizes drawn unless ted."-HeGEtg IN
.arHe Giff EstahlIshment Of Harper. VIII
SON g. Co., At 173 Broadway, y oaly Craving
crowds OF visitors 10 wines the draNlng pro
ceEs. Tho Investment = DOT = CSnh loE
CHANCE, and the prize draWns u sALniilctoify,
Il Immediately delivered iof one DOLLAR. a
fr1eud OF oar. Last week, drew q 500 prize,
which he promptly reeeiVed.S-6el0 York
ssend fof eircnlsT giving many more refer
enc and favorable notices nom the press.
IIbsral Inducements 70 Agents. Eaffsfae-
Hon guaranteed. EYeEy package OF Sealed
Envelopes contains ONE CASH GIT. SIX
Ielzets for 81 . for e 8 for S. no for SIS.
HAKRERs WILSON q co. Z
Ia HkoadWaEs y. Z
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GREAT ORIENTAL TEA CO.,
INDISPENSABLE FOR LADIES
Is THE
SEWING GUIDE.

n beautiful article for the assistance of ladIes
In hand sewing, not only protecting the I'm
ger from the ugly prick Of the needle, but
being provided with a rio, the stitches are
made with EXACT REGULARITY, and IN
cTeuyed rapidly. It also keeps the point OF
the needle in perfect condition For al
kinds Of eHIbTOideTiHg and eTOcheti''g II Is Ia,
valuable.
The GUIDE is elegantly silver plated, and
will sell at sight TO every LADY. Sent to any
address, by mail, ON receipt OF 25 cents, OF
solid silver, for 20 cents.
Agents wanted in every town. Terms and
sample for . cents. Liberal discount To the
trade. Address NILES MANUF'G CO., 81
Water ST., Boston, Mass.
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gthgaists.
Elegant Corn Cakes

WITH OUT Hulk OR EGGs.
DECEIPT FURNISHED BY A DAUGH-
1Gterof Rev. 1. L. READ, Pittsburgh.
Take 3 teacups Of corn meal one and hall
OF wheat -four, 4 teaspoonsful of Logan List
q Cos Excelsior Baking Powder, mix well
and addt< teaeup ofilard. z teacup Of mo-
lassesor sorghum, none OF the syrups will
answer), one teaspoonfnl OF salt, and water
sufhcient TO make q batter that will Just
pour. II baked in pound cake pan, bake q
OF an hour, with a brisk hre-if in bread
pan about half an hour less. II you wish a
desert, make q do of thin boiled custaTd
with a teRspoonful OF corn starch, to prevent
curdhng, and flavor to suit the taste, or
make dip with sugar and water and flavor
II yop want griddle cakes, thin your bit
Yer 10 the right consistency, and you VIII
have about the best cakes you ever ate.
This batter will do for corn muffius also.
Logan, List q Co.'S EXCELSIOR RECEIPT
BOOK contains number Of Receipts for
cakes, puddings, sc. CalIand getone gratis.
T. H. LOGAN & CO.,
and LOGAN, LIST q CO.,
APPS Wholesale Retail Druggists.
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THOMAS R. AGNEW,
COD LIVER OIL CREAM

A French Preparation, which preserves all
the nutritious and medical qualities OF the
pure oil.
Is free from all offensive taste or smell,
and-being agreeable to the taste-ls easily
dIgested. thus anordIng the patient the full
benefit of the quantity taken.
Is readily taken mixed with water, thus
avoiding the use of whisky or other expen-
siye or hurtful additions.
Is Recommended and prescribed by the
Medical profession. Price 81 bottle. For
circulars send to HYATT & CO., 40 Cortlandt
street. New York. 81 ..
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A LOT of Lord Byron's correspon-
dence has been discovered in q curious
way. A pet ape OF the monks of the
Armenian convent, on San LAgro Is
land, in the lagoons of Venice, so
pleasantly sketched by Mr.. Howell in
his "Yenetian Life" was the agent of
the discovery. This ape, escaping
from his master, took refuge on the top
of bookcase, and being pursued
threw at the head OF the brother a roll
of yellow and dusty letters, which
proved to be Lord Byron's. It is sup
posed that they will be published, but
no hint is given as to the nature OF
Them.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
nWAsHIN0TON, d. C., March 2, 1883 J

p WAsHIN0roNs ID. c. March 2 lsos-
ADYERT1aElIKHr.
An Amy Medical Board, 10 consist ofSu
geon ]. q. Brown. BreYet Brig. 0enI, U. g.
A. Surgeon II. H. WlrtZ, BreVst Lieut.. Col.
u 8. A. Surgeon John Moore, Brevet COL
Us. A., and Assistant Surgeon "A. A. Wood
hull, BTeYst Lieut.. Col. u. 3. A., Will meet
In New York City, on the Lat OF May naxt,
for the examination OF Assistant Surgeons,
U. 9. Amy for promotion, and OF candidates
for admission Into the > edical StaH OF the
u, g. Army. GsafT oE
Applicants must De between n and 80
years Of aEe, physicaily sound, and gradu-
ates OF q regular medical college.
Applications for permission 10 appear be-
fore the Board should be ADDRESSED 20 the
Surgeon General, U. g Amy, and must
state the fun name, residence, and date and
place OF birth Of candidate.
Testimonials as 70 character and quAlinca-
lions must be furnished. II the applicant
has been In the medical service OF the Army
during the late War, the fact should be stat
ed, together With his former Iauks and date
and place of service, and testimonials from
officers with whom he has served should also
No allowance e made for the expenses OF
perHons undergoing exlminatioDI hg u IL an
Indispensable prerequisite 70 appointment
The number OF Vacnnctes now existing In
the Medical Corps OF the Army Il thirty nine.
j. X. BARNES
Inars-stavtIjuneI surgeon Gent. D. 5. a.
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Il A Cn@nce 10 draw any OF the abOVe
cents. Tickets describing each Prize are
sealed in Envelopes and thoroughly mixed
ON receipt Of IS ctE q Sealed 5iehGf Will be
drawn without choice and delivered ut ouI
ohlce, or sent by mail 70 any addIes5 Inc tl
| Iicket-holder on payment OF one dollar.
Prizes VIII be iminedlRtely sent 10 any adj
dress, rs requested. by express. or return
You VIII know what your Prize is
before You pay for IT Any Prize MAY
De exchanged for another Of Lhe name UdlHe.
NO Blanks.
I 1s-Our patrons can depend on fair dealing.
ReIereneess-We select the few follow
Ing names from tho many who have lately
drawn Valuable Prizes and kindly permit
ted us 10 publish them:
8. 4. Wilkins, 39 Sixth Ave, N. Y, u, 600:
MIS-. Z. Stuart, 20 Nelson Place, N. T., $500;
Miss p. Monroe, Chicago, Ill, Piano valued
al 800: w. Curtis New Haven, Gold Watch,
800; Robt. Jackson, Dubuque, Sewing Ma
chine, 500; Philip McCarty, Louisville, KY,
500; Jas RoRers, Warrington, ID. G., Musieai
Rox, $50; L. ID. Warren. 30 14th street, N. Y,
Piano, $500; 8. 7. Ferris, New Orleans, Gold
Watch, S25J; W. I. Tattler, Atlanta, GA. 300.
K. A. Patterson, Nashyille. Tenn, Mel0-
Cluster Ring, $40. 3. Strong, Burlington, Vt,
$780, A. 7. Atkins, Springfield, Ill Diamond
Pin, 500; Mrs. 4. WalWorth, Trenton, n. J.,
us; Thos: Barruws, 90 Clay st., Baltimore.
Main ST., BunaIo, $40; ]. DarTagh, n. Bed
ford, Mas, Gold Watch, SIS: Mis- N. Scott
Ninth and Samson 81, Pt1iIa., God Watch,
$50; =. I. Zimmerman, Hicks, st, Brooklyn,
Mrs. NJ FULLER, Hartford, Conn, Silver Set,
$50; a. SchiTley, Louisville, KY. Diamond
Ring, 500 g. 7. Mason, 10 Broad st, N. Y,
500; Mrs. A. MelIose, Sixth Ave, near 2Oth
1--we publish no names Without permLs.
sion.
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mark twain as Private secretary.
No Done Give satisfaction.
MON DE GALAXY for May,

FfonI he GALAXY for Nay.
am not a private secretary 10 n sem
ator any more; now. 1 held the berth
two months in security and in great
cheerfulness ofspirit, but my bread be-
gan to return from over the waters,
then-that is to say, my words came
back and revealed themselves. 1
| judged 1t best to resign. The way of IL
| was this. My employer sent for me
f, one morning tolerable early, and, as
soon as / had finished inserting some
conundrums clandestInely into his last
great speech upon finance, / entered
the presence. There was something
portentious in his appearance. His
crayat was united, his hair was in a
state of disorder, and his cOuntenance
bore about it the signs OF a suppressed
storm. He held package of letters in
his tense grasp, and L knew that the
dreaded Pacific mail WIS in. He said {:
81 thought you were worthy of con-
hdence."
Isail: "Yes, sir.''
He said: al gave you a letter from
certain of my constituents In the State
of Nevada, asking the establishment of
post office at Baldwin's Ranch, and
told you to answer 1t, as ingeniously
| as you could, with arguments which
should persuade them that there was
no real necessity for an office at that
place."
l felt easier. ooh, If that is all, sir, 1
did do that"
Eyes, you did. will read your an.
swer, for your own humiliation:
WASHINGTON, Nov. "a, 1867.
ga lfeSSTS. Smith, Jones aud others:
"GENTLEAEN-Wh the mischIefdo
you suppose you want with post
Office at Baldwin's Ranch2 1t would
not do you any good. If any. letters
ly,gk
you know; and, besides, such letters as
ought to pass through, with money in
them, for other localities, would not be
likely to get through, you must per-
ceive at once; and that would make
trouble for us all. No, don't bother
about post oihce In your camp. ]
have your best interests at heart, and
feel that it would only be an ornamen-
tai folly. What you want is a nice
| Jail, you kuoW-a nice, substantial Jail
aud free school. These Will be last
ing benefit TO you. These will make
you really contented and happy. ]
will move in the matter at once. Very
truly, &C., "tMARR TWAIN,
"'F'or Jas. ". Nye, Us. Senator"
"That is the way you answered that
letter. Those people say they will
hang me, if ever enter that district
again; and am perfectly satisfied
they tDiH, too"
doing any harm. 1 only wanted to
convince them"
"Ah. Well, you did convince them,
make no manner of doubt. Now,
here is another specimen. 1 gave you
petition from certain gentlemen OF
Nevada, praying that would get 9
bill through Congress Incorporating
the Methodist Episcopal Church of the
State of Nevada. told you to say, in
reply, that the creation OF such a law
came more properly within the prov
ince OF the State Legislature; and to en-.
deavor to show them that, in the pres.
emit feebleness of the religious element
| In that new commonwealth, the e&,
pedienoy of Incorporating the church
was questionable. What did you
| HritaYU
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You Will know what your Prize is
before yOu pay for II. dfy Prize maybe
exchanged for another Of The same tdtue. No
ss1onf patrons can depend on fair dealing.
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explaining it.. We shah always be
happy to hear you ehirp. III 49,
~ VERY truly, ETC., 90
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9Etp advertisements

Howe & Stevens Family Dye Colors.
mHIRTY DIFFERENT SHADES. an In
IL liquid form The same shades, an In
powder form. We advise the use OF the
Blacks, Browns and Drabs In the powder
forn. For sale by an Druggists and dealers.
and at the Mandatory, Boston, Mas.
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REFERENCES,-The following persons
have lately drawn Valuable Prizes from this
Company. and kindly permitted the use OF
s. T. Wilkins, s74 sixth Ave; N. Y, $1,000;
Mrs e. Stuart, 20 Nelson Place. n. Y, 500;
at 800; W. Curtis, New Haven, Gold Watch,
$500; Robert jackson, Dubuque, Sewing Ma
chine. 500; Philip MeGarty. Louisyille, KY,
sISSi BOX, $50; L. 5. warren. 20 i1ih.st., Il. y.
Plano. $500: =. T. Ferris. New Orleans Gold
t @"taS R. $50; r. y. Patterson. NashTIiIe,
Tenn, Melodeon, SEQ; Z Dayton; Mobile.
Ala, Diamond Cluster Ring. 800 8. Strong,
held, Ill, Diamond Pin. 500 Mrs; b. Wal
worth, Trenton, n. j., sl25i Thoa. Barrows.
s. +. Alderman. 30 MaIn-st-, BuGalo, 500; j.
Darragh, N. Bedford, MASS, Gold Watch,
s275i Miss N; Scott: Ninth 4 q sansom-st,
Hicks.st., Brooklyn. $500: II. Bowers. De
lrolt, Gold Watch, $50; Mrs; u. Fuller, Hart
i ToaisSiIie Wien Ky Diamond Ring, $40; q. 4
Mason, 40 Broad-st., N. Y, $500 Mrs. a. Mel
rose. Sixth Ave, near 3Oth-st-, Piano; $500.
bB-We publish no names without permits
sion.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESs.-"EMusI-
cal Festivals several times postponed, COM
Polling purchasers of tickets to walt for
months for the distribution. have impaired
public confidence In such affairs. The only
fair system OF distributing IS the old and
popular one of Sealed Tickets. stating the
payment Of The one dollar. This Is the Plan OF
MASON, HOPKINS & Co., OIL Broadway, the
most attractive ) lace of the kind now In
operation. They are doing the largest bust
ness and deserve their success. You cannot
draw a $1,000 farm there, but have a rea-
sonable chance for a good prize, as we know
many that have drawn, and the hrm Is reliR-
ble."-DdiIy NeI0J, Jan. Sd, 1865.
1.-THE Metropolitan Gilt Company are dis
tTibutiDg many valuable prizes. We have
examined their manner OF doing business,
and know them to be n fair dealing hrm.
Their plan Is more satisfactory than 'Presen-
tation Festivals as they draw every day
and the subscriber need not pay for the prizes
drawn unless suited-"-JottTTldt. Feb. 6th, 1858.
1.-THE Gift Establishment Of MASON, HOP
kINS & Co., 81 Broadway, IS daily draw
ing crowds OF visitors TO witness the drawing
process. The Investment is but . cents for a
CHANCE and the prize drawn, II satisfactory,
is Immediately delivered for one dollar. A
friend OF ours, last week, drew a $500 prize
which he promptly received. Times, Dec.
30th, 1867.
Liberal Inducements 10 Agents. SatIsfac-
ton guaranteed. Every Package of
sealed Envelopes contains one Cash
Sgsix Tickets for One Dollar; Is for Two
Dollars; IS for Five Dollars, 100 for Fifteen
Ali letters should be addressed to
Mason, HOPKINS a. Co..
mar2T.lm 81 BrORdWaY, N. NJ
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
by. THE
Metropolitan Gift Co.
Eyory TIoHet Draws "A prize.

A Chance TO Draw any OF the above
Prizes by Purchasing a Sealed Ticket
Tor 20 cents.-11cketsd describing each Prize
are sealed In Envelopes and thoroughly
mixed. on receiptof Is cts. n Sealed Ticket
Will be drawn, without choice. and delivered
at Our OffIce, or sent by mail TO any address.
the prize named upon Il will be delivered to
the tlcket-holder on payment of one dollar
tirtssI as reauested. by eXpress or return mall.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HARD RUB
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Sold by all Druggists. Send for pamphlet,
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ever made. Everybody, particularly
ElRoFERS and MINES, send for q NEE de-
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WOODWARD, Wlniansport, Pa