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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-15
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, 1873-12-06

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, 1873-12-06

In tho Detafs--a Journal If high standing ard
etyle-oams to light tho lirHt frulls Ut Tho nlslt
slale Srowtha Indigenous to the Eocial cayetilb
into Which Sus Ind worInol Ills wav. Tllare a,,-
pearod, in ifeuihcton form, tho opening chapters
Ot tIs 4Ngsterts de Paris. Tho effect WIS pra-
tiiSiuus. Soun it CAME to pasa TINT any ono wllo
passed by the printing csico OF tho journal in
.vaiuua hiSlll OF crow.l Of nondescript pcrHona,
livery servantn con:lulshionn:rcr, maids Of llon
or, md lou;iHoliGrs toya competing cagcs.y Tor
tue damp BAoctn ~ ahoY iusuo from the pro,s 4
siorY is told Of u Nniting-mn:d WHO Was found
bidding Two ftuncB lor copy, md, Wbou twlttct
for her prodi=allty, ansM otcl rtoudy, MADAME
tho alsrslioncss has ponty of 1aonoy to ray for
her pleasures with" aud taon began to dcploro
lilo inevitable duty imposed ul,sn he: by llcr
anSuAt mistress, OF coming, rain Or Hino, to get
II copy Ut lilo Dv5ats carly enough to be laisl
upon Acr table. 20 an to erect l!cr OIL uwaklng.
o. further questioning, however. tho grambltnG
damhel owned lint Bto had allcady aorourca II
eauple Of columns OF that mornings jenl'c:on
MHslc,es by tho light OF tho gnS Jet III tho street.
ss,o oblalllaJ, it is said, tor Tho -nys'e'gs 10
Paris 1G1. .uC0 francs. anj that fot rho edition
with o.,e another tor it, after publication: a,sl
tho stagc obtained lrai.,atixcd version Tor it,
sclf. II, Eo|giuu, medal Was struck in l,oaor Of
Sue iubocrip!iona cane pouring in 10 fast that
IN n f"u lly. the coAt Ut lilo medal "as far ey-
ccolicd, aud tic balance was crauloycd IN tho
getting up Of a magnificent edition Of tho
aWmiaciii,g Jew" Which wns distributed gratis
Sao finally concluded bargain By wlol, ho wss
to receive 1UU, ,000 francs u year-hoMowlsat mo.o
than our Laureate is MISUNDERSTANDING fourteen
consecutive years. Oh ll1 understanding tas tl9
would supply matter without cclsiug at tho ratio
OF ten volumes ycar!-LondJn Society.
, 1873-12-06

London Corresuoadence Gfth Nttp York Times.
Another Howard III about to bo enrolel in Tho
British peorage. Il il truo that ho IL alroa.,y
lclr to pootagc, but his accession to tho title
his owll account, aal lie will thou bo tho sixth
Howard in tie Houso Of Lot1s Tho now no.
bic IL Admiral Howard, heir pros,lmptiyo to
tho Earldom Of Carlisle, aud WHO is heilceforih
to be known AZ DAron Lannerton. IN tho dis
tinguiBlol assembly to which ilo is to bo al1ct
llo will find Ai.nself in tho milst Of Iittlo
family party. THO Duio OF Norfolk, tho Earis
Of E!lingha,n, Suffolk. n:,d Caris'o, and Loll
Howard OF Qlossop. aro all l1owavdn aud
there il anotnor noblo Howard, tho Earl OF Wck-
low, who, however. il only M Irish Peer and
dues not sit in tho sillsd chamber. it 1nay bo
assumed that Lord Lnnnorton wllun lie Eoos TO
Westmlnator will 1nd hImsolf very nlilcl at
represented in this way. 1lo Loyoson- Gowoln
havo turco poerages III hand-tl1o Duhe!om Of
Sutherland md tho Earllons Of Granville and
Eosnele, for the latter is really Cover. though
ca!loa an Egertou and ono in prospoct-tEo
Erldom Of Cromartic. which tho second uon
OF tho Duke Of Sutherland WILL inllorit from
his u,othor, who ID Countess in lor own right.
Tho Stannnpos llaya three Earldonas -Stanllopo,
Chesterfield, and Harrington, anl tho Groayo-
nors MarluiHate (HestlninBtor1, u1l Earldo:u
{Wton>, aud Darony (Ebury). THUS, tilero
acc alxtooll pcoragos totwcon four faulll!cs. 1t
should further bo remembered that the chief
families of the country aro about oil rotated TO
is tho case OF tha CAmpbolla (Aygy!e), porc4es.
nad uamiltons (Alovcorn). Lord Gtauyiilo
onco gave Au amusing account Of his porso.lal
with l.ajf tho peers who wore
prcsont ut sitting Of tho IIouso Of Lorl,.
Tle marriage OF tho Princess Louise to tho
Marquis Of Lnruo las also brought tho royal
family iulo the gonoral kinslip Of the uoaso OF
DJlA
, 1873-12-06

lILEIIb{HU 1IIIIl LIsU VffIEr, LNU
can nnve lchH ,fiouov.
son,o people wonder that women should clauor
for now nvont.oB of omrloymont whom lhorc, il
household Bcrvico po1sfbly lilo lulinosn Of tho
lifo Of servant II, fanlly, aud tic woariooaH
Of tho routine may account for lilo rot,orni din.
like of womo, to ontor tliB fold u iabor.
DIore Intelligence Oh tho part Of to natroas,
remembrance Tint tis servant ia a human Icing
md not machine, and c,.,ao1nont approsln-
tlon Of llcr nooda Of education. lcis,ro and n~
man co.nrnnionsip, would no fnr toward chung
lug o',r kltcona from laccH Of torment to boil.
miAreas and ,nail, M tlloy too ofton nro now, to
comfortable nnd poncoful part Of tho homo.
1ut no such clnngo cau lako place till our
girls are educated lferently-ttIl tley arc tttotl
for tl,oir fllttion NJ houstkcoperH, wiycs, nnd
mothers, with tho Hhnlo tllat we 1T our buys
for their future business ii, lifs.
, 1873-12-06
ChlLDiicOD'S DAYS.

Is ecno the soft breath Of the Southern summcr-
Dfeozt,
AZ tender tho 1ovoslraina Of mtustrca Melodies
<a su.enn ut udIIgut tno i1u3nu1iAy OF the Ae~a
EtbiuE to aid frc,
Are thu ytsioha Of y childhood. tho olaen memories
OF long ycals aIo4
As boau.coua IL tho drcan.land OF poeta happy
b.iss
IA dear, and soft, and loving, ~ a nsaen's virgin
klEt,
As full Of joy and gadncss mothers fond ccrcsa
Eur her baby born,
Are tue enaurses of my young fo dreams Of ssdden-
cd tenderness,
~ tlesh anl faiz a. morn.
As balmy tho evening In tho goldpn Summertime,
AZ pur3 and fair Al knownlkGa ii al icy Northern
cline,
- pleasAut Tho soft peas Of tho holy Clrtatas-
clim0
To thollBtening ear,
Are the nast srenes Of MY boyAood blossoms on tho reo
Of IInlc,
Evor loved and dear.
AZ swcet Us sweetest honey that Kindly, fondty lows
10 the ps Of Summers gold Lee from tile bosom Of the
roees
Esight, and fair and sunny, any flower that gTowB
by ltppliuy rill Or river;
Oil that tttne OF vanished pleasure, round my Roul
c12rlu It tlrons,-
I'll draam Of 1t for eses.
CHICAGO. JAMES LAvAL1rN.
, 1873-12-06
STREET-CAR MORALITY.
kcspcctnbls PnpscMEsrs Who Mover
Fay 1tlll Conductors yVAu Aro NUvor
tnNxFAt.

Respectable Passengers who Mover
Fay staal Conductors yvAu Aro Nuvor
GnuKEAt.
From The Se,o York Tribune. .
It is an admitted fact that, IN u considerable
proportion Of cases, il .le conductor noglec1p to
nhk for tho fare tho passenger fails to remind
him. There arc few Of iii who havo not soon n
man wlaoao appearance would prosupposs q
wol-lined pocketbooli a,ld balanco In bnrk
sitting for while with ayc-cent poco betwocn
!,is thumb aud finger, aud aftor tho conductor
back 'uto l,ia vent poolct. There II, however, i
creator trust on tho part Of Tho oar companies iu
tho average honesty Of tho passenger than n
tom, moro in vogto III Other ctios tlnn our own,
depends upon this faith. Yot we nro iufcrmol
That ovon ths auou indicatas progressive do
clue Of morality. Tho patrons Ut d now route
honesty; but It is tho conviction OF tho road
oWncra TINT nftcr year or two tov are carryirE
considerable uumbor OF regular passengers who
seldom or mover paY tlclr faros.
but the deterioration Of morals in tho caso Of
eonauctofa, il rcpors Bpeaks truth, IL somathing
irlghtful to contemplate. At oil eveuts, al
Bystcms Of management at prcaont a,o based
upon tho auppositon that conductors arc 6s-
Aunest. From time to tlmo Change III Tic
method or tho introduction of some cout,ivauco
for checking tho rccoiptg. indicates tho ex-
toAt Of p1eyluus decentralization. The remark
able circumstance IL TINT Hooncr or later all
checking courivnnces aro moro or lcsB
cvaded, aud the old pilfering Is rosunoa. Tho
index that used to 10 placed in cars to n!iow tho
number of fares proved yallolesB ou long routcx,
iecause tho conductors aoon discovered that
passengers would NOT trouble themselves about
its record. The patent box waa introduced on
B'ookiyn road. aud suddenly raised receipts by
10 pcr cont but gradually thoy foil away. mud
IL tew months they were at tt,or
previous standard. Wo all admit tint
there ia high moral tono about tho atn1os-
poro Of Boston TINT exciles our lopelcsn envy.
Yet from that bssful locality thoro came some
time ago i tale OF ingenious lorso-car immoral
ity which would raise blush on tno iudolnito
cneelz Of New York conductor. 4 company
tlora had introduced the puncll-gong system.
Each conductor, as ho took fure, wus oblige1l
to eQueo3o q punch which marked its record
On . slip ,,of paper. and simultaneously
rang small gong attached to tho punch.
The passenger WAS to note the ring or tho
gong. For u while the receipts wcro largely
awcllod. Then tloy dociMel. At length tAoy
reached Il lower point than over ber0re, Dc
tectiycs roao up aud down in tho cars, listened
faithfully for tho noto OF tho gong with each
faro head it every time, and yet tho recoipts
we're short. Months elapsed, mud tho proprio-
tors wore ut thoir wits olt. At length the trick
WAS discovered. An ingenious artisan had fur
nishcd almost every conductor ou tho road with
small duplicate gong. which, carried concealed
in tho hand, did tho ringing without the record
frr.
, 1873-12-06
THE CHhLLENG..

There Is 4 greater army,
That bcHEts lis round with strife,
A starving. nunEerIess army,
Al all tho gates Of Lfo:
Tie roycrty-strichcn miltIona
WHO challenge our winu autl bread,
And tn1rca us all as trMkora,
Both The living mud the lead.
And Whenever sit at tho banquet,
Where tho feast sud Rong ura high,
Amid the mil th and tho tlth!o
1 cnh boar that fearful cry.
And hollow and haggarl facea
Look into TIC ly0t1d hall,
Aud watttl hands .rc extended
10 catch ttls crumbs that fall,
For within thero Ia life aud plenty,
Aud odors fill tho kir:
But without there IL Guild aud darkness,
And hunger aud despair.
And thero iu the camp Of famine,
In wilsd, and cold, and raiu+
Chriat. the great Lorl Ut tie arny,
Lies dead upon tho plain.
Last Poems.
, 1873-12-06

From Fcry6nat Necolteetiot.s Of Hurry Sotrrse. In
press tu Hooefts Eroths1s.
hir. Dowdtch, OF boston, U. s., who died in
1855, left among other works q Commentary on
In Places Alccanlquo Cecsto iu four yolulcA.
Willie bukily occupied in bringing ont an edition
Of tho Physical Sciouccs." I received u letter
from his bon, Dir. II. H3wditch, requesting me
TO write Al elaborate rcyisw Of that WORK, which
would be published In Doston along with tho
biography OF lis father, written Dy Air. Young,
wllo acnt ma copy Of it. Though ll'glly sou-
siblo Of The honor, I declined to undertake 70
formidable work. feating that should not do
Justice to the memory Of 10 great mnn.
I have always benn lu Communication With
aome OF tho uBtdsstngnshed men OF tue United
States. Washington Irving frequently came 10
sac mo when ho waa in Loldon; lie was as aSreo-
ntle III conversation as he Was distinguished as
al author. No ono could bo moro amiabo thnn
Admiral Wilkes. Of tho United States Navy lo
lad all The frankness OF Rator, We saw a good
deal ii linn WHOM ho was in London, aud had
his feet, Lis plan Of clrcnmnayisation, never
lad tho good fortune to becomo personally ac-
quanted with Capt. Maury, OF the United
Slat.s Navy. author OF that fascinating book,
indebted to Linn tor a cory Of that work
aud Of his valuable chnrta. MIR. Dana. uho il
MI honuf to lis country, sont mo co1}ics Of Ills
works., to which Aavo had OCCASION frequently
branchcs Of natural history I SHOULD bs un-
grateful II did not acknowledge the kindncss
received frou the sil!iman fanlily, who informed
me Of auy scicntltio discovery In tho United
Statos and aent me cory Of their journal when
1t contained anything WHICH might interest mo.
was elected m honorary member OF tho Goo
graphical and Statistical Society OF New York,
U. S., oil tie 18th Of May, lH57, and on tho 18TH
Of October. 1869, was elected nember Of tic
American Il!ohopl.icnl Soccty, 1T Philadelphia,
for llomoting Useful knowlodge aha!l over
he grateful for these hooors.
While living in Florence, many yours after,
an American friend invited NE to MI evening
party to moot an American authosesB. WHO
wiahed particularly to make MY acquaintance
I accordingly wcIl: thoro Oh the evening in
question, and MY friends. aitor receiving mo
with their accustomed cordially, p, p,esontcd me
to tho Indy aud placed mo be4ilo her to give mo
an opportunity al converainG with her: al-
treHkeu her several t!l.lcb and nlauo yafiouH at
tonpts to enter into conversation, but only re-
covctl very dry a!lRweis III reply. Al Last alio
fairly tiar1'od her buck upon me and bccan'e ell
crossed with lady wl1o sat on her olher side.
upon which got mp aud left l'or a'Ml never
Haw her again. very different person In every
respect was present that evening. as much dir
tlnguisl!ed ty her high mental qualities and
poo ical genius Nv by I.cf motlesty aid simplicity.
allndo to our greatest British 20; tess, Mrs.
drowning, Who at that time resided IN Florence,
excent Wien tho dolicacy of llor health obliged
hes to 50 to Aan.o. !t'ln4 there in no othor
, 1873-12-06

Col. John u. A1osby called upon preElaont
Giant to-day and offoroil hlB services III clae Of
war with Slan. lilo End that III tho oye.at OF
war lboro won1l necessarily bo Ctn case tho
busAwhacking.
, 1873-12-06

A Ec1v Surgcktiona to tho Chicago
fk'tuarRs

XllnrH.
From tht ST. LDH;a renlnrrat.
The rccont efforts Of tho personal Journalists
aro characterized by an cfillAyo 'latuoucs, or
aatn}ont cxc|usiyonass, al tho Chicago Times
wont,l Say.
Afpfritoa discussion between tho Dungtown
Tanner md tho t3echly liMsatnt IL reproduced
in our columns tllts morning, ns anotllor lawful
example Of personal journalism.
, 1873-12-06

gagged and tuo much absorbed III tho art Of love
to hocd her advice TO attonu to tho proaaic de-
tails OF tho Aennga. They marry nftor q brlof
courtshp, and assu1ao tho dutiss ol housekocp-
ing in utter ignorance OF lta requirements.
II Servants "cro vol trained i'll America. this
would not bo 30 great blundor; Lut we'll
tmincd servants aro The exception, n,id not the
rule, as tue novice soon laarns to hor Jsuiny.
All American laly ought to DO good oook,
ianndrcss, 4ousetnad, au4 dining-rootu soryaat,
III ordor to teach tho ruw Irish servants WHO IN
vaae her homo 10 becono cilieiont servants.
II sao understands NIL tlleso departments Of
sue call auon drill tho Irish doaaostics 80 rs to
laako thom cal1ablo In tileic dillsraht aerurt-
monts, fur tue lr!sll. ia O rule quick to lcain
md eager to improve. it they ild d mstruss
who IL kindly aud reasonable.
but whcn tho mistress herself ignorant, as
well ~ ler servants. what wouller that chaos
rel:t's. 4 succession of puor aud Wastotul domes-
1lcs lass like pl'a''sasmayoria across The bcene,
their reality in tlle wreck ot cGtt.s, kitchen
ulensilb, anl other household gouds bohind
theni.
4 TOW experiences Of this sort generally sets .
bright Anldtlean nation ut tic susk Vi 1oaruiug
tie hc:cuco Of housekeeping, nilu lunny Young
Elrl WlIo was ~ uttorly lsnotsnt wnen 4l4o ular-
ried, OF tho nn.urs Of domestic duties w if sho
nesor lived III hume. puts 'lcrself ut work to
leara thon', ana IN IL few years becomes Ill adj
mratla hollseketpcr.
",Any ono wsst common seuAe anl cookery
book can lcaln to be 4 goutl conl;," eu.d oito
s''el1 inexpcsicncod beginner after lor transtor-
natlo into All accomplished lluusen!fo.
posulb'y the b!untloIs mil mistakes Of these
tyroa may leacl ti1em patience uud tolerance
with t4oir inexperienced Irish nrnils but il
IL hard discipline fo1 any ol.o to l.isa through,
10 mnltor w!'nt advantage It may carry with it.
grateFal, aud that 1t IL waste OF time aud
Iroub!e to train tLon; but It Inns been my good
fortune to SOC noie gratltudo for kindly acts,
anu moro devotion for kindly services III Ycli-
nons or II. trouble exhibited by Irish eofyanta
than ly my Other clasn. They arc an aifcutiou-
ato Eaee. ald tie eanMish spirit wllc', cl lH them
NJ cosoly to t!sair own kin, uttacl,es t!em oYtou
~ Etrongly to families rhoro thoy llaya met with
thoughtful consideration, caro- in sickness, or
sympathy III tlIBtsess.
Lie ilto of Il dumehio IL dull ono At !ho bsRt,
al!owou TO rccoiye 4 visitor, nor To 10 out, OK
copt ono afternoon ln tho 'wcok, and are noyor
npu4on to BY lilslr mlstrcss except when sllo
gives thom al. order" Or a roproof, 1t iB llat
Strange tlat bright girls who chi, got auY other
smploymout should pzoiss 1t, syan II t1ey hAye
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-01
PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole ticket, 5000; Halves. $500:
Ieuths. "r each coupon 500; tlry
Whole Tickets tor - UOu; 234 Ticket, 4
slOOlOO; ~ hole Tickets tor 5000,
~ " hulr Tickets fer SlU.,OO.O0 No a,
count on less than 5000 worth OF Ticket.
to a time.
GIT concert a. well a. The sails.
action given Icy the First aud
80 ono makes 1t on'y Necessary 10 announce
the tou Ia IT, insure the prompt sale oi eN-
cry ticket. The Fourth Git Concert will
10" ,Onducicd Inaliits etail- like the lhird.
nj lult % lcula.s nv be- learned from
ci,culaI, which will b, lent Tree from thu
pffi g Ia all VINO apply .,r,a,m.
Tickets now really tor sale aud all ORDER,
ccoinpahhd by the money promptly filled
Literal terms given I" lho>r wh" buy 10 sell
gain. RIOS. T. BNAMikriE.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-01
fHE CAIRO AND VINCENNES
RAILROAD.
HOTTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO

10
incinnati, Indianapolis, Toledo.
'ctrOit, Cleveland, Niagra Fals,
unalO. Pittsburg. Washington,
IaltlmUrc, Phil idelpba, New York
o,ton and all Ei.lern Points,
CHANGE OF TIVE
On and after Tuesday, July /, 1873, train,
'ili run a. follows:
kyPkE =.
iving north leaves cairo at ....... 400 a. m.
'oinE south arrives AZ Cairo at 3:I0 p. N.
MOUND CITY .CcuMMoDATIos.
Going North.
cave Cairo at 1888 AIN. and 800 y. IN.
Going South.
Arrive at Cairo at 200 pm. and GOO pm.
The express train north arrives al Vim.
rnnes al l2:2O p.IL.. making direct conuec-
ion at 1880 pm with the indianapolis, an
'incennc> railroad tor lnilanapnli-, the
,rrat rai.roa centre, from which point
raius are departing at all hOur-, tor all
Oints in e United sta eS md Canada. AT
-'53 I. IN. with the EVaUs,ill. aud Cruw-
>Nille railroad, tor Terra llaule, ludi
IHpuns, Chic ago, banvinc nnd N.Y. points
1orth, Via the terra iaute Evansville aud
;hicogo railroai !, aud east via the Naudalia
inc, and indianapolis and IT. Louis railroad.
" l:55 p m with the Ohio and Mississippi
ralroad, for Cincinnati, louisville, and all
points east. Via Cincinnati.
Passengers going by this route are placed
n indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville. New
York, Bost n, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, aud all eastern pc nts, TIVE We
tulIr~ IN advance "i any other route.
EXPIRES, train makes connection at tldo-
ado with 81. Louis and Southeastern iai-
way, Tor st. Louis, Mt. Vernon tlllinOisD,
>hawneetown aud all poinls between Eldo-
RADIO and II Louis.
At Norris c ty makes close connection
tor Springfield. Rock Island, and ali points
on springfield and Illinois Southeastern rail-
wav and con ectiOn..
At Carmi with st. Louis, Evansville, Hem
i"rsuu ant Nashville railway line, Tor Mt.
Vernon (,ndiaIal, Evansville, Henderson
(hentucky), Na>hyilll (fennesse }, and all
point on It. h., h., IL. and \. railway ana
connections.
Busglge checked 20 all important, points.
Ut FOR tickets an information -pply At
the ticket office, corner Nenih street and
ayonu'. cairo VI innis.
ROSWELL MILLER, Sup't
b. T. BURNSIDE, Ticket Agent.
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NOTICE ia hereby given that I will pay
40 bills for goods sold to any Of the EN-
pioyes OF THE CAIRO BuLLETIs, either
~ themselves or tor the use of the Office
dnlcse the same are furnished on an order
lsned by MIR. Burnett or myself.
l2-20-ly JouS II. OBxRLY.
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$l,SOO.OOO,

.i'i1ed Int" l2OO cash gins will be distrib.
at, Il 10y lot among the Il, kct-hultlrT-. m.
nuInhrrs "l The tickets 10 be drawn from
one wheel icy blind children. and the GUT,
from another.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

Single Tickets, $3.50; Eleven T cket,
S45 90; Fifty-,ix Tickets, Sl2b 90; One
Hundred and Fut"rn Lickrt., $3.50 co.
The draw ing will he made under the SUI
pcrintchdcnrr 81 u committee appointed toy
the highest officials In The SAFE, duly sW arn
I" the faithful p'riOI nance OF the duties as.
slgued them.
he highest officials both OF City, County
ana state have not only endorsed Mr.
Ahrles, hut alsn his scheme.
The drmanh f'r tickets IL unparalleled
amt al desiring 10 participate In tie draw
ing should al once torn their clubs and ,cnd
IN their Oritrs
AGEN rs w ANTED in all States, Cities,
and Towns In he United States and Cana.
das.
lD- Money should he sent 10y Registered
Lrurr, l.. .. Order or express, With the tull
address OF the purchaser In plain writing.
Every pack 70 OF II tics,ts has II chance
TO win II prizes, hut 20 itiNely certain To
" IN one, while one person out of every ten
who purchase paci age oi III Is bound 10
win Two prizes.
For further information and particulars
send for circular TO the Manager and Pro-
prleter, and uddr,s"
SIMON ABELE",
Leavrnworth, Kansas.
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PRIZE LIST.
10000 Prizes
si5000O

The title to the above real estate is guar.
antccd pc feet.
he liberal terms this scheme brings I
within the reach 1T Hll--thc greatest uppOr-
unity ever offered Tor tue poor man to rise
10 wealth
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IIsT OF GIFTS.
rot,l, I20N CIT, All Cash


ioti, I2UN Glits, All Cash
amounting TO .... ... Al, 500. O0i
he di,tr,hut on viii he positive whei hr'
all the tickets are sold or not, and the 1, 900
slii> all paid in proportion to the I, kcts sold
all unsoid tickets btl1g destroy eel ~ at the
FIRST ~ d second Concerts and net repre-
scented In the drawing.
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Use br. IIenry's " Orid's Tonic ana
Blood Purifier.

It IS the great household remedy. pleasant tc
*, yet potent for the prevention and cure Of
issases. 1t Is better than Bitters, Cordial,
uchu or Sarsaparlla Sold by Druggists