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oue-f fourth of u cash should b
psid in cash, q shs other three iourths
BE- taken in notes as thirty, sixty, and
ninety days ,Nsrs ~. considerable
oouhicsisg evidsbcs e % wbsth@ spch
An agreement Was mede, apd this was
the main questios::of f1ct = the cnss.
On November tth the nonsy was cfsf-
ID and refused.
Henry Dean died November 10Th.
aud according to the testimony Of the
plaintiff Q witness application va. made
to tia. general agent for hlanks ON
which to prepare proofs Of loss, and
these were refused; thai proofs OF death
we're then made up - they best could
be and taken 10 the general agent, who
refused to relieve them, and said they
must be sentsto the Presidsntof the
Com psny, that they we're sent BY mail
to Hartford, and that the agent subss-
queutly admitted they had been receiv'
ed. This the agent and Company both
denied, and the want Of proofs OF death
was their second ground Of defence.
The Court charged that the general
agent of An Insurance company could
not revive . Ispsed policy, and that
therefore, il 10 agreement such a. claim
ed Vas made till after Ssptsnbsr 10th,
1869, it would, il made. be Invalid.
But he charged that it was within the
powers Of . general agent. before the
policy was forfeited, TO make any Ar
rsngement or agreement % to the
terms and manner Of payment. II,
therefore, such an agreement % was
Get ND wss made on OF before the 10th
of September, It was valid. and the poll
icy was not forfeited. A to proofs OF
loss, he charged thst there was evidence
from which the Jury could infer that
they had reached the Company. He
further charged that il they found TOT
the plaintiffs on these points they would
give verdict for the amount of the pol.
icy and interest, deducting the cash
rendered but not received on the 5th OF
November, and the notes to the Com
pauy which matured before ninety
days after the proofs Of death. The
jury found . verdict for plaintiff, Tor
$l7, 1872 80. to which the Court added
an extra allowance to counsel OF 300.
Mr.. Choate for the plaintiff, Judge
Stron for defendants.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-11

Hlou railroad freights and the album
dance o fcorn in the West, continues to
compel ito growers to use the valuable
article for fuel instead OF traffic. The
ioHs City Republican says it is esti.
mated that in that State: fifty thousand
bushels Of corn per day are burned,
and ct this rate will continue for the
se1t two months. This is Q remsrka-
bic state of sHairs: the people Of one
section burning corn. while some in
another are suffering for food.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-11

CENTRAL BUrLER 10 credited With
having said that Judge PoLAND's Credit
Nobilier Committee is Investigating
how moi. to investigate" The truth ofths
remark has been apparent from the
time when the committee discovered
that some very unpleasant discoveries
sers being made. And now that the
truth has been brurted out in relation
20 various Senators and representatives
the committee 10 earnestly discussin
hox il can drop the matter and consign
the whole subject to forgetfulness. 1t
l. argued that the present Congress has
no right to punish its members for
offences committed while they were
members Of . former Congress, and, as
the transactions in Credit Mobilier o.
cured in 1858. this convenient statute
Of Limitations" 10 being invoked to shield
the guilty lparties, 1t is already an
nounced that . majority Of the COM
nittee il disposed to decide that the
House cannot proceed agaist the swiud'
iers and perjurers whose crimes have
been reluctantly revealed. The final
report will be presented in a few days
and it il not probable that action will
be recommended in the case Of any oil
the guilty parties. except, possibly,
CAKES AnRs. A vast deal Of virtuous
indignation is to be launched at him
because he refused to be made q scape-
goa. for the whole gang. But the in
genuity Of the committee and Of the
Radical party in Congress aud Of the
Radical press throughout the country,
viii be taxed to ito fullest capacity in
N effort to cover up and whitewash the
damaged regulations Of their party
friends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-11

A RESOLUTION has been offered in
the constitutional Convention Of
Pennsylvania, proposing that aher
the year 1885, no person shall be per-
nitted to vote unless he is able to read
she Constitution Of the State and write
his own name. This 10 probably the
most convenient and least objection
able form Of compulsory education,
but it has been found. where the plan
has been tried. to have very little effect
IN promoting that kind Of intelligence
that il necessary to good citizenship.
II Il is desirable to adopt such a rule
q Ill 10 Pennsylvania, there seems to
Be no good reason for delaying its op'
GRAFTON until 1885
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lopoRtoos AbouRoooe CoSo DSosUc0s
In the New York Supreme Court,
Circuit, before Mr.. Justice Barrett, Mrs.
Ruth z. Dean sued the Etps Life
Insurance Company, Of Hardiord, on
tvo policies taken out BY her late hus-
band Henry Dean, for her benefit for
5000 and el0. 900 in 1866. The poll
eiss were psrtcipstory policies. and the
premium payable on September 10th
vss to be paid ons.half in cash and
ose.hslf 10 Q note. The policy had the
clause OF forfeiture in case Of want Of
he pesniums. The premium Of 1859
vas not paid on the 10th Of SEPTEMBER,
end the Co claimed that the policy was
thua lofisised. The plaintiff, however.
claimed that 90 or before the 10th Of
September On agreement was made
belwsen. xf. Norton, the general agent
% he company, and Mr.. Dean that
the payment should b deferred until
November 8, and even then that only
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-11

TIE Baltimore Gazette says, that BY
the first Of July next the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad will have completed its
Valley connection with the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, at Stanton. 1t 10
confidently expected that the business
of the line will be 20 large, before long.
as to employ. between Stsunton and
Baltimore. hundred cars day. This
is, however, bat the beginning OF what
may become an enor nous traffic when
the Valley road 10 pushed forward to
q connection with the Virginia and Ten
nessee railroad ut Salem, and it 10 there
fore, to be hoped that the arrangements
now peuding for the completion OF this
important link 10 Q new and most vslu>
able through line to the South, will be
promptly aud satisfactorily adjusted.
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keI.eE..

I. ~
Nrsllacisishd frauds are short nvsd. Thsy
mSy Aouri1h sor . little while, bat these
bGpecond tAought Of the people Condemns
TIN and tksy perish. 1t would take even
thss Lshtuing Calculator" long while 70
count the limitations and counterfeit Of the
supreme tonic OF the age, Hostettsft etom-
ach Bitters, that have been brought out
since the drst introduction of that oelebra-
ted remedy. They have collapsed one after
another, but the great vegetable prevent
I've and Curative II still ON Its disease con-
Quefing march. At this season, as the air
becomes more and more chilly, and search-
ing vapols AFFECT the iuteguuients and c1e.
ate unwonted pains In the stomach and
bowels, II IA Of the utmost importance TO
tone and regulate the system 20 a to ena.
BILE 1t TO bear up against the uncongenial
tempSEature which produces these disturb
ances. Fever and sgues rheumatism, BIZ
tousnees, nervous prostratton, costiveness
and chronic indigestion are q few among
the many disorders which yield readily to
this famous restorative. .....
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Nsxsnsnt Of rroapa.

1t 10 reported that the President has
concluded to remove oil tbs troops from
the South. save those needed for garrison
duty, and will put them on the plains
in convenient vicinity to the poor Nor
mous, who are nov 10 take their turn
10 being wasted according to the pressnt
loyal programme.
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DHKD.

0oOp-At Eb late residences, Saturday
afternoon February Or. Of 2 quaseE 70 ays
O'Clock, JUDGE NOSES @. GOOD, In tia
sixty.e1ghfh ysax Of his 60
Funeral from ~ lAts rssidenss On Mon
roe, aboss 9Th, stsesk tAts afternoon ct J
o'clock. The friends q ths family ~ in-
vited TO attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-11

TIE President is reported as saying
that no change will be made in bis
Cabinet next March, unless Mr.. BoUr-
VEIL should be elected Senator from
Massachusetts,, in which case Judge
RIonARpsox will be made Secretary oil
the Treasury. 1t is expected that this
announcement will fall with chilling
effect upon two or three gentlemen in
this State.
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xUEDsAr. FEBRUARY II. 1878.
ACCORDING to the books Of the Union

AooRDiNe to the books OF the Union
-PaciHc Railroad Com pauy IS shown TO
the investigating committee at Boston .
lev days ago, the company has received
4. cssh and bonds the total sum OF
oll4.0sS,7 SO. The total cost OF con-
struction and equipment OF the rosd'
vas Oh, 2OS. 500 Is leaving for the dis
siaeuished patriots ADD christian states
,nsn of the Credit Mobilier the snug
listl. sum Of %. S25. s20A. OAKEs
Am and bis particular friends had An
sscssdingly good thing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-11

TEE river and harbor bill reported in
the House Of Representatives on last
Saturday appropriates 100000 for the
improvement Of the Ohio river; $780,
600 for tho falls Of the Ohio; and $685.
600 for the upper Monongahela.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-11

This supsrb HAIR DYE h the Bea IN hs
Rrid-Perfectly harmless, reliable and In
stantsnsous. No disappointment: No Ri.
ssnuins A. BATCRELORS HAIR DYE
produces Immediately splendid BLACK
Of NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the akin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERFECT Dye Sold by all Druggists.
Fastory, 10 BOND street, New York.
rnAr6-dogo
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Wheeling Female College.

nREPARATORY DETERMINATIONS
Teacher. Academic Department
three Teachers. Collegiate Department
Four Teachers. Music and Art Depart
ment-Four Teachers. Latin, French and
German Languages. No xtra charges for
Vocal Music Penmanshlp, Book keeping,
latin or Elocution. The Second Session
WIN commence Monday, February ..
fa2l
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LOO Hhds. Good to Ohoies Sugar.
260 Bbls. Choice Nolassss.
re- e. ss-l's' o.,-..,,or.eo.

Asss4ncee NOl1ee q AppolnS'
II , 5as p.sra.Cr oog.y 9. re
Virginia IN Baui1uV1gv.
, ~, a. Wrehs, paFtssn . 0osdes .
10 whom g ~ soasss. rss under.
ntsn 80 sSssps AIeiees.a g E:.lsSs, y
go!Stpent q hlnssI6 VI toi.nses
indi.sdas g e s sss 4 - y. sic
Wright q NsIlstcFE = sshs esasiy Of
Viz sisT g e q; g 49, ~ q g. 81 .es
D.tsd e 49, . % day Of FEB
Tsisa.dl JoasPH APRLEeATE.
awA AA1gnss-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-11

" QNTErPTb III by magic, well may We
inouire into the secrets Of the wonderful
Centaur Liniment. There has never been
ANYTHING like It. 1t has performed more
olfeG OF the flesh, bone and muscle all
ments upon man and best In the past three
months than all other articles have In
three hundred years.
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For Sale.
Notice..

HAVING REMOVED FROM MY OLD
Ill stand in North Wheeling to the furni
ture shops of q. Mendel, Booth d Co. on
Fifth street, ] am now prepared to execute
all kinds Of Wood Turning at the shortest
facilities now being much better than be-
fore. Orders solicited.
2tawa3w THEODORE ROLLER.
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Royal Arch MasOns.

A STATED CONvuCATION OF
n "Wheeling Union Chapter No. 1" will
be held this monday evening at z O'Clock
T. N. BY order Of the Chapter.
NJ. A. CHANDLER, H.P.
VIM. H. IRWIN, Secretary,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-11

THE FOLLOWI>G STATEMENT IL
strictly In accordance with the facts,
and is No overdravn picture OF what can
be done:
There are nfty acres Tor mere can be had)
OF rich alluvial botto n lands, not liatle to
overflow, in the form Of an oblong square,
level, and at this time in fine condition,
situated between the Potomac river and
pot or switch connected with The property,
and Is about half way between Cumber.
land and the densely populated coal add
iron region of0eorses Creek Valley, where
vegetables, or, In other words, the produces
OF truck farm, can be sold In any quantity
and at prices far exceeding the rates N
Eastern cities OIL"
The health Of this place and vioinityi
excellent and asue and fever unknown for
the past twenty yearh
There are also about seventy-flv acres Of
strong lime stone upland. situated on the
opposite side OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad from the bottom land.
The quality OF this land and its proximity
to certain y the most active and best mar.
kets In the world, would make one under
standing truck farming to realize fortune
This region Of country ID rapidly nIling
up, and thus far the market cannot be .lp
Piled without sepding on for vegetables
HON other places. -.f--...g go
IL any one desiring to make profitable
investment I'm such property Win Witt this
we'll o what Il represented about our msF-
kets, Ac-, has not bean correctly gtated, his
expenses viii be paid. We therefore conf
IDENTIFY invite persons 70 come and look
and investigate the natter Tor themaatyes.
There % lime kiln on or near the pro-
without rent, and thus make his lime -
simply the expenseB Of coal md burning. !
Address. s. b ID JOHNsON.
fob6 evb i -.-t Cumb9-hua, Id. 4
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Notice..

OFFICE OF THE CHARTER OAK DE
" posit Plan and Travellers Accident In
snrance. Of Hartford, Connecticut, will be
open for business to-day. Total assets
over twelve million OF dollars.
Office one door south OF KIGIsTKR ONCE.
JOHN Il. TRULL, Agent.
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NEVfsApVE RTIsHMHNT NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
-OffaI.

EREsH sPARE-RIBs, sAUsAGE MEAT
C Hogs Heads, Tender-I oinA, 60, this
Tuesday, morning at 10 O'Clock.
LIST, DAVENPORT q PARRA
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T0boocOs.
COLE AGENCY IN THE CITY FOR
~ s1epate' Fine Cut In pals. d
Jubilee TWia, - In druma A.
.Einser Rrothe1s Bright Mahogany and
Bright Navy, In caddiss and butts
js3 y. REILLY,
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WhenDumb Animals

Cry out their gladneH,-
when cripples take up their
beds and walk,-When
RhsumatiAm l. banished,-
sti6 joints made Timber,
and swellings disappear ~
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COAL! COAL! COAL!
P. MCLAUGHLIN 4 co.'s
COAL y oRks.

Southeast End Of zAns ssyest Rysd.. ~. !.
Wheeling. .
We Vim taks pleasure IN nlifus an 49,
~ coal lei at he following nan,s1 49,
% 81 the Go WORKS, via:
80 Esces1 Paint ssors, Na,n ax,,e
v wn any Srosxs haskst ssrssf, centre
ID Nskns.s sor. slxrh ana ca
Thomas NoCormick. Tsss1 49,
Vain and Aarkst, Centrc Vhss,srs~ -
s8rordas Doliotisi.
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onA BAGS PRINCE Sc - htA1
HUU 80 Choice Java "a lSn
- sale low BY
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A NEW AND z EGANT pEooRA.
ths usual styie.' Am the HAontteslic,"
wfy handsons; the SCleopatra, very
siaSrats IN Wood and msrhfs; uks q No
aic," an Imitation Of me stencllinG. and
thu Nsrie Automatic" the Queen Q. al
ysrfSfy a. FELsG e gAIgW. RAULL8,E
No. q Monroe street
n. R-fsPxhangint and v0nehing
deeA ~"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-27
sUREar OF MnNAnic MEn,c,..

- uI8trHa1u MldWl1eIy No. 1853 Bieuyill@ cor
! .TI 'i RampaT, street, near Aaua stree,
| htdl'A. u" par;meH'-Cuses Palsy F.-e,s T.,
.lpelas, Epilepsy, Insanity, Drop.v Rb.uma+IsS
and " /. ie~ days all painful alice ion. and :. :, %
m.'iIns OF The Bran, Spinal Cord and S.r.as
.hr@at. Lungs. Heart. LiTer, Stomach. EoxsI.
Bladder hldn~ys, Bones, Joints etc Ien dnIta-,
week 20! n" Treatment and cure -. snv ,,saasa
etfglcs Departmental Reduces Fracture, IN
in".s ana HI9Iocatons speedily cure, ymr.ts,.is
aiIo S''iity, ec'"fU =, all Ctethis and t.rnina-
discharges, Sene;eal, Scrotal and Skia Diaa.sas
frequent or difficult CARNATIONS; preserves E,ybs
rom ahpGtatoH and the Blade, from Li.bo,n,n,
" uI'soi'.hS stones, ETC.. and cures U.eers CaU
o'.s or structures without pain.
hiH"li'rS Depa' tment-Positiye'v eu,es ~, 81.
eases" ~ ire womb and ovar!e. all rnusuai d.
ma ses, decorations or irEitatOns and when IN,
IL"h5ts are painful or obstructed from apy ears.
Watcher. '!e cause "a removed and health rs
st0red i. few days. 'i'" &C
letters addressed 20 postoffics box lily Ne1s o.
eaAs. Louisiana, vii! receive attention ua;c.
hours for ladies 10 A. NJ to II M and e,.a p "
'"i gentlemen from too P NJ
LANCELOT II. EvERiTr.
corona '"d Doctor of Medicine ana PhiIosonsx
reno" Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons
~ GREAT Britain. Licentate of Midwifery and
CSnrHcoIsgy, formerly ObstIetric Surgeon il
Snlel with SlS James Y. Simpson, Baronet OF
england Surgeon of the Louisiana Cavalry and
therapeutics and Embryonic Evolntions
Member of the Hunterian Society of Medicine
science and Bellies Letters Associate Member
OF the universities of Great Britain and Amer
lea.
N. B.-Ai fees honorably returned to natien.s
who DO not receive their full value a. duid pro
quo. 3e30 IL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-27

Currency opened at . d1's = cent premium ''-0
cod opened AZ 1882 a 100 for currency. ana l'on
!loI for certified checks. and closed at lo"t au'
the former and AZ lluH ' ,,os nnn
salss for curreucyfncluded 5000 at JOB =, r - 800
At irt m In.i ana = 80. AZ l0s4: line Ae" Io!k
maIke. opened at 1893. and closed at loSs
Nothing was report, d in silver:
III, uio,em.it in stering exchange was o! iaf
ev.eu. and rter the influence of the decline N
a1iS ard hills at New York the market closed
.hnu. \ t. cent lower than Yesterday Iof bi''al"
hii,. and for bank. The sales comprise shi ooo
.u,h,aciuc 1000 and $1,000 Al clear AT ~: Iz4u'
do a. j.al: a2nI ", bill OF ladlnG az no : a!io7a:
n Il6l.; f859D bill OF ading and Gear az NO.
,69 .2GOt and G3HO0 do az IL; lZOc bank :or Ie'
mit.auce at 10 and 4 $500 bank at -. -
The onl. sale reported ia francs was .oo.'"'
commercial at -.
IFS 2; a!I6a. for bill OF iading and Al clear and
ll1L, aIi3 for bank and francs at 3.9a6 !9-5s loE
private and nominal for bank. -
The offerings OF domestic exchange were OF !lp'
.ral extent and private sight for certified check.
wa. T. cent lower. The sales covered |N"ooc.
embracing. for certified checks. $!",Oo" fi!"'.
y 10 600 81? 90" and 10000 comintrclai sleht on
New York = 10 900 commercial! and private bank
srs' and A25 coo and 5000 private bankers AZ
$4,000 and + 20 900 private bankers al par: H'ooo
Oh Providence at !. premiriii: and ta't' Oh 1h'a'
de phia at a.
The banks checked ON New York at par for
fed checks and private sight was quoted al
par for the former, and premium for the lat
Nothing TRANSFERRED III socks. except - shares
Sc. Charles street Railroad Company at Soi 80 eS
dividend . go
The sales of bonds included $50nn city gold bear
ing seven per cents at 54la. $1,000 do at "A T.
+ 1900 and $4,000 do at So. and $4,000 dc at ) :.
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.missione''s Sale.
oHIN. IS. JOHN INNS Ev az.
ssd STATES CiI'"isCourt Cor syl~ Fifth
In
a. and District Of Losisiana-No. ssss

rAEr TO THE DEC REP OF rORECy o,vHy
t4ndered IN the above entitled cause. ON the
May cf June, A. II. 1873 curing tL. Apri! term
eek Il court, the undersigned Commissioner an
uis ed i'll the decree vii proceed t, S. Il at puhlic
lon. at the door OF the SustOmhou.e in the
"i New creaNs ON Canal street "a TUESDAY
g.. "mbeE i6 1919. at twelve o'cock ", the follow,
Hg described vr0netty. TO wit
CERTAIN TRACT Or PARCEL OF LAMB
.tnatsd, lying and br!'c in said parish Of RaIdes
state OF Louisiana ell tn. lett hank descending of
Bayou Rapldes, bounded above by land of P.carp
Lamo,h., and below b. land of Will. p amer com,
monty called th- Lasroix Tract" Including III.
back concession containing h. al.u,ity Of
'"en'y-one hundred arpenfs, more or less being
'h' zane ACQUIRED by the said Cornel Us Iuni. at a
probate sale -! The properly f.l9 in community
D'tNt-n alexander InNis, deceased. am: biz. wifi.
Emil! Baltic, the Gds e March 1890 with AL
,h' .ulldi' - sh'! improvements Oh .ala lands and
i1shts. pl'N'"Sts ana appu!ttuSL.~s sheIe.utu l~.-
longing.
1ei.n.-Ca.h ~ IL. spot,
) "ARb GUaLEY. JH..
DJr,r n lS-lpt
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PRIZE LIST.

S'''''''''''''' ...... s..os..oo. $50 900
.a- ttls I" the above zeal estate il Guaranteed
perieSe me liberal terms OF this scheme hrin
~ VIM" The reach Of aIl-the greatest epportnnit
ever oIitred Tor she poos man TO rise to wealth
fRl1h OF IlCKETS-Sing.. tickets So 81. lii
hCkeis = 20 httyslx tickets 1885, lis tickets q osn
1he drawing will ~ made under the snn. ~
oEo.hee OF committee appointed by the h;pbaat
oins ais IN The State, duly sworn to the ~ nest
'oIHance OF the duties assigned them III per
net oincla.s both Of city, county and State hS l
not only Endorsed Mr.. Abeles blN also 70 nave
.na tn for .:k;ts .h ana all de-
''FI 'asi1 clubs and send in their orders. al snas
Agents Wante6
49, es and nfo C sowns in the cai.ea States
Money should be sent by Registered g.
once order or express with the full 49, post
win hv eeva p1lss o. eleven tickets has
one whi!e one person out of eysrv certain , to win
prizes 40 pouoo to win two
circulars to the and particulars sens n,
dress ond proprietor and al
sell 3u cod SIMON ABRLES
Aesven worth, Kanssa j