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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-02-15

further payments of interest, but his
note and mortgage are cancelled without
the payment of any principal beyond
the amounts which have been received
from him as monthly dues on his shares
of stock.
The stock in these associations may be
transferred at any time, and always for
more than it cost thus there is no pos
sibility of loss, provided honest or re-
sponsible officers are chosen. The prin-
ciples and workings of this plan cannot
all be explained within the limits of a
newspaper article. Several books have
been written concerning it, and amonth-
ly journal-The Building Association
Journdl-devoted to the subject, has
been published in Philadelphia for more
than year past.
The idea of such associations origin
ated in Scotland about 1915. The first
one in this country was organized in
Frankford, Philadelphia, January 8,
1881. The number now in this city is
estimated at $50, and the average of
capital invested in them at upwards of
$4,000, 0,000.-Pailadelphia Press.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-02-15
Children's Eating.

When parent sees child come to the
breakfast table, nibble little, then go
away, death is in the distance, and may
be near in q great many cases in all
there is solid ground for apprehension of
coming i'll in some form or other. This
want of appetite for breakfast may come
on very slowly; it may be weeks before
it is decided enough to be remarked so
much the worse for the child, because
greater will be the difficulty in righting
things. If children are going to school,
eating should be made compulsory, or
brain disease will follow sooner or later,
for the brain must be nourished, or rest
less sleep follows, and in its train dreams,
nervousness, cold feet and hands, with
severe debility. All school children
should have plenty of meat and bread
for breakfast and dinner with all the
fruit and berries they can get afterward
for dessert; if not these, then no dessert
at all A speedy and easy way to remedy
meal-time nibbling is to begin with a
supper of bread and butter, and one cup
of hot milk and water, and nothing else.
Allow not an atom of anything to be
eaten between meals, and compel, them
to be in bed by nine o'clock. Within a
week hearty breakfast will be the re-
suit, with an increasing vivacity, activity,
! life and joyousnesa.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-02-15
Facts About Trichin@ i'm Hogs.

A Cleveland despatch says: "a we'll
authenticated and undoubted case of
trichin@ spiralis is now undergoing in
vestigation by our physicians. 1t has
already resulted in the death of one VIC
tim and several more are in dangerous
condition. The unfortunate sufferers
are family by the name of Martens.
For several weeks past they have at diff
ferent times eaten of pork, either made
into sausages or cooked in the usual
manner, which was to all appearances
in good condition, and there was no in
dication of disease of any kind. A few
days ago the entire family, consisting of
Charles Martens, his brother Ernst, wife
and two children, were seized with
symptoms that baffied at first all at
tempts at discovering their character
but an examination of the pork partaken
of proved c0nclusively the presence of
countless trichine in an encysted state.
Ii spite of all that was done to relieve
him, Charles Martens died Monday
night. Miss Martens is in very crit
ical condition, and there is but little
hope of her recovery. One of the chill
dren may recover, but the only member
VI Jlle ldlllllS OuU VI udlS5eT is Jlle DTOun-
er, Ernst Martens, who ate but little of
the affected meat. A microscopic exam
ination made of q piece cut from the
muscle of the arm of the deceased with
an instrument having magnifying ca
pacity of four hundred times, revealed
the presence of number of trichinm
some of them still alive and active, but
soon dying on exposure to the air.
Their average length was one-eigh-
teenth of an inch. Their color was a
light drab, marked with shades of o
darker color Experiments have shown
that exposure to heat greater than 160
degrees effectually destroys these dread
insects. The first cases of trichinosis in
America were in New York. At
Marion, Iowa, in 1866, nine cases occur
red in one family, five deaths resulting.
In the same county, eating raw ham
containing trichin@ (proved after ward
by examination) caused the death of six
children at the same time. An examin-
alton of pork in Chicago by commit
tee of the Academy of Science of that
city proved the existence of trichin@ in
one in fifty OF the hogs inspected. Some
of the flesh contained from 10000 to 49,
600 of these insects to the cubic inch"
Bm6alo Erpress.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-02-15
Nevada "ships of the Desert. -

The Virginia City Enterprise. of the
18th, says;
A train of over dozen camels arrived
in this city yesterday afternoon from
the valley of the Carson River, below
Dayton. These "ships of the desert
were loaded with hay in bales for Adams
hay yard on North ID street. The huge
ungainly beasts presented quite a pic
turesque appearance as they filed into
town with their eumbrous freight. Upon
arriving at the hay yard. at the word Of
command. they all knelt down to be ie-
Ilieyed of their loads. These animals
appear to thrive quite as well in this
country as in the wilds of Sahara. There
are an abundance of deserts here, il
they are necessary to the comfort of the
beasta
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-02-15
A Queer Story of Superstition.

The Berlin (Wisconsin) Journal has
this story A gentleman who resided
in this city has related to US a strange
story of superstition and barbarity,
which he claimed had happened in this
city recently. Our informant was a
German, and the parties in the story are
Polanders, but their names we could not
learn. The story, as related to us, is
substantially as follows: About the first
of December or last of November young
Polish woman gave birth to a child.
About two days afterward she died and
was buried in the city cemetery. After
about five weeks the wife of the brother
of the dead woman was taken very sick,
and it was thought she would die.
1t appears there is superstitious idea
among the Polanders that if one of q
family dies, unless the head of the corpse
is cut off the whole family will be likely
to follow in rapid succession. However,
if after one has died, another is taken
sick, if some of the blood is procured
from the dead body and administered to
the patient he will recover. In accor-
dance with this superstition, our in
fornant alleges, the husband of the sick
woman went to the burying ground on
the night of January 2, five weeks after
interment, dug up the body, cut off the
head, and took from it blood and other
liquid, which he administered to his wife
as medicine. That shortly after this
the sick woman's malady assumed the
form of smallpox, from which she reco-
vered and she is now entirely well. Our
informant claimed that many witnesses
story, and from what we learned We are
could be brought to corroborate tbs
to believe that there is some foundation
for the story. The person who gave s
our information knows the name of the
Polander in question, but would not
disclose it.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-02-15
POETR Y.
"TTIE LORDS House,

Two children, standing with yellow hair
In tho sum- rich, golden ray,
Winking ut Sol with their eyes so rnre;
And this Is what they say;
Il come from over the Rhine" one said.
And smiled as she thought of home;
"1ts prettier there than here; you've read
or our church with its handsome dome.
Germany's lands are 60 flne," she said,
And we have lords houses there"
She glanced at tho cottages white and red,
At The landscape, plain, but fair.
rs America poor?" sne asked in pity,
And have you nothing here,
To compare with the grand old Rhenish city,
And the lords VIC so much fear f''
Answering then, the American child
Thoughtfully raised her eyes,
And in n manner firm but mild.
She joyously pointed high.
To the rich illumined, lofty spire,
Shining in Gods own light,
All lit with the suns rich beams Of fire,
And she claspsed her comrade tight
THAT is the House of our Lord" said she,
And smiled at the others look;
For the Rhenish maid said, Can It be,"
And slowly the meaning took.
Two children, standing with yellow hair.
And their soft, whito arms entwined;
Gazing at heaven with eyes so rare,
And thoughts toward God inclined.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
AR culture.

Mr.. Worthen, state ksOloxIsl Of Illinois,
has found out hou Ioads get inside Of soho
rocks. The toad, having ercpI into q
ersvioe Tor The winter, forgeu W wake W
and come out uRil the dripping Of water
holding carbonate Of has 10 solution seal.
him up. And there he 10.
A CAlifJrniA zsnilsnan has invented
away 10 preserve grapes fresh the year
round. He psoks thsm ir "A -du.i, Aso
thsn buriss the boxes 10 . trench dug u
high, dry ground, beneath . shed where To,
water cen Hsishsr fall nor soak 10. Tn,
sauduh 10 carefully dried before IL i.
used.
A Vermonter has been tanning leather
with lys leached from forest leaves. HI,
experiments have yielded satiafAcGory re
suits. Oae too Of leaves will tao aa much
leather a. Eve cords Of bark, aud do it ia
half tbs time. The leather tanned by ihi.
process 10 mors flexible, smoother, and
stronger.
Paper houses, warm, durable, aud cheap
the frame, doors and aOorI, being Of wood
aud thick, heavy paper being used 10
cover tbs outsids--is the latest invocation Of
hoasO-buildsrs. The inside wallis ana
osiliaRs are also coveted with paper. Max
them hrs-proof, aud they will become "All
the rage, 81 the ladies say Of the lales,
sIylss for boonsu.
A correspondent Of the Rural New Yorker.
who was ia the practice Of -s,ting bs seed
wheat before sowing and drying il of With
ns-ly Stocked lime, on one OCCASION fell
abort siK or eight quarts Of se.d. His mao
vent 10 the barn, took the same Kid oi
seed bot, huding no lime, vet the wheat
And put oa some plaster Of PARIS gypsum
vhieh adhsred TO every kernel. Al harvest
ums the little parcel Of ground With The
plastsrsd seed was a complete bed OF smui
not one head IN ten bad ssound kernel Of
wheat IN 10.
IL bfooms are vet in boiling sud, one.
wees they -ill become very tough. will no
o"' 'oe carpet, lAst much longer aud .l..,.
sweep like new brOom. vrty du.t,
oArps' may b. cleaned by setting
pail OF cold -s'sr nut by the dor; WI Ia
broom IN u, knock To get out all ih- drops.
s-ssp yard or 80. then sash IN. broom A
bstore, and s-e-p again, being careful
TO shake all the drops OF the broom. AID
not sweep Tar at a tins. The water ma,
ns-o W he changed oucs or t-,cs IL ,h.
eA,pss vsrT da,tv. Sao~ spuaAl.d owe,
100. .ad s-epi before Il has time 70
>aa Asssalve. v Nlso nice far r.nov.
""s = ssassd eafp-t Msia,sn@d Intia.
|" Sssd -sth good 81 ct by some house
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
Ladies, Lake Particular Notice.
The Real Velpau Female Pills
WARRANTED FkkkCH.

Il
| These Pilla, 50 sslsbratsd many years ago II
PARIS, Tor the -eIisf OF lena galaritIs. an,
afterwards for their criminal EN- 10y D. on IN th
Prastiee OF abortion, are now offered for sale 70
shs hrs- time ia America. They have been KEEP
10 comparative o0Seurity from the fact III 1 th,
! originator, DR.. Vslpaa, 10 Ph, stefan in Paris
81 great wealth, aad has striet
siPies, aud has Uithhsid them from general US.
issI they should be employed for lawful pqf
posss
Ia Dvsrsoning vsmAis Distractions, PaIIib,
Iftas WJno. hitss, areen sickness SUPPER
'Ioa, Rstsation, or Immo israts Flow of %,
A'athlv Olsehsrges, Nervous snd Spinal Afet
tons, Pains IN tas Bacs aud Limbs, Fatigu. o
light exsrtiOn Pa prtst"B Of the Hear, Nv,
tsties dc, aud wall effect . cure when all OF b.
fnssns havS failed aud AItsoagh q powerfu
rsmedy do not IS attain csiomei. sntin ny, o
rnytbing hurtfulto tue constitution
10 ma -risd iaiiss and young giTis who hay
sevsT been regulated, they are peculiarly suitsd
They will, ~ short time, bring on the montbl'
psred with regularity
CAurioy -Marrisd Ladies' should asvsr 'ak
then when there 10 say reason TO believe then
,-Iv.. oregnsat. fer they will be sure TO prodas
Ai.earri-ge.
La lie, can ereosr. box sealed from tue sy.
sftae sa,Isa. ~ snslosink Nae fallsr snf
s".iaE. stamp, 70 ". MACOhBER. Gese,.
. -s' to' u.i.d Stsi~- .ni c4saia.. 81 Athst
~ '.s. sstss,,ssd Akes' "y7AS-i,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

BoKsowno TRoUBLs. . vast pro-
portion Of Our lives Is spent in anxious aO1
useless forebodisgs concerning the f0ture--
either our own, or that OF our dear ones.
Present joys, present blessings, alp BY, and
We lose half their sweet flavor, and al,
for want Of faith ia Him who provides for
the TIMES. insect in the sunbeam. Oh
when shall We learn Ihs sweet trust in God
that our little children teach Us, every day
b. their con idisg faith 10 us? We-wbO
are 90 mutsble, so faulty, so irritable, so uu-
Just aud He-who is so vatchful, 90 pitt.
full, 60 loving, 90 fOrsiviugl Why eannoi
we, slipping our hasd in his each day,
walk trus.iDgly over that days path, crooked
or straight, knowing that evening viii bring
us sleep, aud peace, and home. Why toll
distru'tfully 10 gather up mama for days
70, to come. when evsry ds-y morning
shall hnd il freshly sprinkled at our feet ?
When We do get near "OIr FA;hor," how
wonderful seems this, our disirust--how our
eyes overhow, that We could IN axe 90 mean a
return for that all embracing all bountifui,
generous kindness, which is msasUreles, .,
the ocean, though our shortcomings ~,
numerous ~ its tossing saves.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

THERE 10 no necessity foE . clergyman
giving private interviews TO female parish
toner's or other women, either 10 the vs.try
Of his church, bic S;sdy At home, or any
other place. Ifbs has . reasonable sense
Of dsliescy, be would never do IL under apy
oirculnstances. Private conferences with
unattended women 10 the solitude OF .
church edi6cs, vestry, or library, are mex
cusabls acts Of imprudeuee. The conscious
rsoulads Of his o-n iatsp,ious cannot j1.ti.
~ them, for be has no EishI 10 expose e,tosf
himself or bis sacred profession ~ she
license oi evil tonsuss. Moreover, he
should distrust the pradsass, IL not the inno-
osnes, Of Q woman 90 wanting in the ia
siinsiiys dslicacy and sensitive honor which
bsauIifJ her sex, 80 70 seek inisrvis-s With
him alone, uuSsooupaOisd by any fnsOd.
He never need receive female calls, except
ct homs. II he 10 married, the presence OF
his uife would protect both parties; and 1t
is DOT sasy TO cohesive whaI pure woman
could visb TO cay to her pastor, which she
ought TO shrink from divulging 70 HE VIII
II the clergyman 10 unmarried, he, Of eours q,
boards In some respectable house, AnO
should receive an unattended female visiIoI
not ia he ovn room, but 10 the opsn par Of
Of tbs family, veRreIiibg the simplicity
when be does not distrust the inbocebce, u
v1men uho call to see him without an 81
tsndAnL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

Tee Lnoola Park Chureh, Ch'easo, have
givsn . unanimous cell to No. G. Z. Sum
ner, Q graduate Of Andovsr in 1867
Rev. W. A. B.rslen Of the Plymouth Church
Gods rec, necessary after bis lsbon daring
the winter, aud is spending four or Eve
v"sts in "trip TO New oSlsans and oabs
AT . recent meeting Of the New Eng
land Church, measures were taken tOsarC
rebuilding ihsi- meeting house. Is
believed ,ha, The wallis csn be used 90 The
stand. A Chapel will be bull. 10 the real
Tue estimated coat Of the buildings, sIolu
sive Of furnishiug, 10 SIS, 900.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

On. JOHs Hall he's been d,scour,ing upon
,hs Osisn,a,iOus spirit in the churches, and
the disposition Of so many 60 proclaim thsil
own good estate. He suggests that sb'
religious usvspApen should have . eOIurnr
for "eAurohes In the ru.," or "churchsi
without hfs,s for "bsunsrlsss" ~ veil 81
for ''bsnusr" churches. II We must tell o
che gsius, why should Ne be allen, about III
dreadful vas,e7 There is something 10 hi
thought. At :he same time we are al
stimulated and encouraged when We hear o
the successes OF others,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
sPaorAL MOTIONS.


BovAYrox, Conn, Feb. 2, 1879.
pa. O. PsELys Baows, Ne. IL Grand Street,
Jersey City, N. J.
Dear sir:-Ay brother who Is now in his l4th
year. has been subject to epilepsy or fits from
childhood. The spasns would Invariably esesr
during the night, and our local physician here
cosld DO soothing TO help him save prescribing
Bromide Of Potss.ium, which would afford only
q temporary relief, Howas gradually bat surely
b.eouius insane, and in this condition Ne pro-
cured your restorative sssilAulant, herbal Oint-
meat and pills, ana used - directed. and but .
sssrt,ine elapsed before the spasms entirely
ceased. his intsliest grew brighter, and In short
was shtIreiy restored to perfect health. .Yos
may use this testimonial A. you may deem
proper, as what have said ere facts.
Respectfully yours,
febl3dwly CHARLES RAYMOND.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
BPMCIAL NOTICE.
BArcHELoR's HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair D's 10 tho best "a tbs SorIa
perfectly harmless, reliable and instaptapeOus
10 disApPo intmenti no ridiculous Eints or Gle
agreeable odor. The genuine VIM A. BAtehe
lor's Hair Dye produces IHNEDIArRiI ssplsp
did Black or Natural Brown, leaves the hair
eisdp, soft, bea.iifaI; does not contain psrti
Gle Of lead or auy Injurious compound. SOLD by
all Druggists. Factory. 16 Bond street N. Y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
SJUTHERN HIIEI.
CHICAGO,

.---''''' t".-'-..' '.....-.. -..... H
THE s0Ur KRS HOTEL is now open TO
L the reception Of auests .s first ciAs.
hotel- The Soathern Hotel 10 centrally Iocatee
eoraer CLARK and Harrison streets, within o. ,
bloch Of The Michigan southern and ohicsgo
Rock IslHnd ana Pacific Passenger Depots; on,
bl"ck from the New Post 0iiee; FIVE min ute
walk from tae Illinois Central, Michigan Cen
trsl, aud thiesEo, Burlington .rd Quincy Pa
ssngsr DEPICTS. oonveHi.n, to all OF the Bank,
ana Wholesale and Retail Basine.s Houses o.
tss South side. Have your Baggage ehsckes
to the Southern Hotel
BURROUGHS 4STRoNG, Proprietors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
on record.

Ma KErP Of New York, the widow OF the
late Henry K.sp, has given 100000 10 the
op.A.lmic Hsspit.l in that city. What .
nobI. way Of raisinsA monument to her
hu.band's memoryi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

THr Pope win have his ewn way. and has
Just exoommanicAssd the Arc hbishoP o.
COlogne, together With four professors Of The
Univsrsi.y Of Rome, for di'ssrssiOs With
him on that slight matter. his infallibility.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

A new spelling is proposed for the first
word 10 the phrase "psrsoaal eOnsecrstion
TO Christ" Il should be purse and-all
Those who seowl vheo Ms eon.ribution-bex
comes around. will please take notice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
UNITED STATES HOTEL.

Sof. faiton, W ater end Pearl sts., N. Y.
THls well knowa Ia voEits totel has recent ly
i bee. renoyA ted. rsmodeled and furnished
new and elegantly threus heut. 1t is kept or
the European plan, and hss ample scco mmod a
tons for four hundred guests
The location is more accessible to sH parts o;
View York and Brookl-n than any other bnns,
IN the city. Tbs Broadway Stages pas. tn
ho 81 every three min utes, bs.ides vsrious line,
Of Street Cars. one Of which intersscts avery
other route in New York
1t being but t~o 81 cks from F-ltos Fa,cv
makes it con senient for tNOse wishirs to visi,
the ''eits of Churches" &c from this ferry ii
verge all the prineipaI ] abroad routes in IN,
city Of Brooklyn. GRO n TRkRY,
sebl5d3m Proprietor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
pailp ARGUS.
FRIDAY. March 20. 1879.

1rhssia that 81 reesn, prayer meeting
no, far from Bassou ninety parts were per-
formed in ihirty-fve miuu,ss. Oar As'hOdi''
brethren claim that this 10 the fastest tims
on raeord -fr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

To those who can afford it. and are unwilling
10 stay ia the hoase, I rsso m mend Wis sdurin.
the winter aoatA, to PIorid., well down in th,
State, whsre the Is temperature is regular. and no
Subject to sHch varieties as In more IorthsrI
issitudss. PslatkA. MsIOnVille, and Eas.rpris'
are p"iuts can reco nm snd-a good hotel brin.
kept at tue forus p sOs By the Messrs. Peter
IN an, while the aeeommo istions aud advAnt.Ee
OF the latter places are also saeh as to iaeilist
the recovery o: all wh1 p.rtAks freely Of m.
! preparations, and follow the advice have h r
laid down, and which is more fully set forth II
the circulars acc, ppauyias my medicine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
AVOID CONsUMPTlON.

No cremy 10 the human race 10 more to DO
dreaded asd 10 more iasiaious In Its approaches
THAI the 700 fatal eslroysr Of health aud hsP'
pipe.s Of myr..ss-"COGsumPti Un 10 iI' gh.siiy
Iorm..' The duty ef all 10 to guard AGAINST iis
nrst sdrshses. hts may be dgns By lhs timely
use Of DR. TUFTS EXPkCIoRANr.
Wm. n. Tut: BOsroS, Feb o, 1870.
Dear Sr-will you please inform me at shat
drussistin New YOrA. can gsi your kxPects
rsat, as eau pss soae of IL 60 advantage. bay-
ing sssa the effects OF IT on frierd Of piue1
fully satisfied that it has but 20 be tried &c es-
tab i,h in merits. II wO,ks liksusgic. What
% your uhole,als price, delivered in New fotk
Lei me Know where Il eau be had Tor the pressn
IN New York, and will comm snioate further
.its you ct smother time.
Very Lu'y yours,
N, BA sR0N, 96 Summer %.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
BOUND OYER.

Vow clothing can Be cleaned and eeusd, sBs
L dressed ever, 20 that IL will leek ~ well ~
swky .. WILCOX Taller,
who hAs rsusvsd ts West Eagle Street, under
10 Beck fslaad Hssss. ~ msk1-du
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29

This 10 ths only way to cars eonsumptOs.
No one was ever cared ualess thsy began to gal,
in fssh. The second thing is. TIE patient mus
stay 1. = warm room until they gel well. II =.
very imp 'rtaut for them to prevent takins col,
when the lungs are diseased "Fresh air. auC
riding shout are Mi wrong, and jet hsesu,'
they are in the hose they must nut rem ali
qsist. thsy must walk about the room rs fast q
the strength will per~it, to get up good cir
eulstion Of the blood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-29
So, 900 each in GreenbackS
Two Prizes SI.O00s n / 1
F p. Pike Prize. 20. 400 Z GTeGnDaCkS!

uerse q Bsggy, 18th Silver mouated Uarses,
Worth 500. Oas Fine tpnsl Rosewood Piano
sorth . 90. Ten Family re-ing Hschine-
rorth sIue 'a'h. Five Heavy Iha.ed Gold
Husting WaIeh-sand Heavy Gold Oh ans worth
$500 each. FIVE Gold Amsri an Hunting
sAichss, worth Si25 each Ten Ladies COLD
gantipg Wat 80. worth 81 o ssch
400 Cold aud 81 er Lsrer Huqting Watches
On al ruth from $50 10 s30O errh
LAdies Gold Leoniine and Cent? Gold Vest Chains
solid mud Double Plated silver Table and Tea. poous
Photograph Albums, Jewelry, &c. &C.
Whoii number GIFTS OO0 Tickets Limited to 81 ,oOs
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TICKETS
wh"m Liberal Premium will be- paid.
Single Tickets a; SIX Ticket "A; Twelve Ticker,
sit Twenty-Five TicSe ca.
Circular containing fnl lit ~ prixse. descrip-
lion ~ the manner of drawing an other information
tn rsfsrencr To the Dl.tihatisn ~ n be- sent TO
one ordstins them An isi,s rnu-t be adj dressed 10
4. u. sxwH. or 90.
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