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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-13
TEMPERANCE TALK,
Mass Meeting at the Diseiples Church

Mass Meeting Ht the Disciples Church
Inst NiRht-Coniibg Gatherings.
A mass meeting Of temperance workers
and sympathGers was held last night at
the Disciples Church, Centre Wheeling,
and was quite we'll attended 10 spite Of the
Indictment weather. Rev. D. II. X. Dix
presided, and G. II. Marshall acted az
Secretary. The object Of the meeting was
to determine whether the State Tenn per!
ance Convention should be invited to
meet here at iis next session, and 10 make
some arrangements for the free entertain.
ment Of the delegates Dtiet remarks 10
tue question we're made by Rev. Thomp.
con and Messrs. T. Laramie, VIM. Hast!
iBgs and &. W. Baggs. II was finally de.
cided 10 invite the Convention 10 meet In
this city.
At,he last adjournment oil the convsn.
ton the date Of the next coming together
was fixed at May 20 On May "a, how.
ever, the High Tented Rechabites, q TEN.
petance organization which is rapidly At.
tanning immense proportions In this
country, meets In this city. This BODY IA
composed OF delegates from lodges 10
paied ibSt from four h1idfed to o f Il s hTn.
lrsd Rechabites will be ID the city during
the session, which will last several DAYS.
The delegates to the State convention will
probably number seventy.hve or one
hundred. The presence OF the two bod.
les In the city simultaneously, II isI
thought, would exert favorable Influence
Tor The cause Of temperance, and Il ia
therefore proposed 10 endeavof 10 have
the time OF holding The convention
changed to the 24.h instead Of the 2Sth,
This change has much 10 recommend Il,
and will In all probability be made.
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sHpp0ss.Y0u I,,.. 5.

Ne have called Won, .,. .lh
time $50 10 the barpsirSS ' = oo'Leaaou Nn,
keep SbseP.nS goods, Either cur . aSsS u scpt
s ~ SSL L - to You or YOU Sts 'o tSSt
70 q. ask 70 see them. Make I, Io' bN6h
s = 70 see white bed sprs,S pOipts
10 cents, another one Al Il 'S o1 W al y
amer Snd vo AZ q G aud itthsy StS nv no ~ Y
me- snG yo9 think co. please do ,sli aSs 'Sap
C OetIer shape tor special iuducsSU1oa asVsS
stock OF marselles spTes5s u'S T. q,
colors will suit you II von I -. ~ white NJ
T UsTt Ia Table linens and napkin. H v. Il
MY nSao.d oesI Offering and YOU viii y u
please, Lace spreads, lace c wv. md ;
IamoIequlns WecSn show nm S,SibIIalas I!
assortment as you will end ANU ANU NJ
,nsa. and brown sSe es%ste
among housekeeping materiSls %Ra h
mink It necessary to tai Won n, =, tasl
. large stock Of them, but liz I " wske,
you that We sell them down e " 70 tenipl
NOW you can not make a ~ 0ot0s
licking. We have the plain St,in ss,ISou
!srge striped and the fancy s t,irpsE lhs
leather ticking that will hold i s,pSa Nd
I've generations, You must ny. 10,
that our dress goods and IN . aOl lornI
tH inc laIHs't and our prices by I, = !, y
lowest I' I All styles OF spring WAN n M Y! "
played In our show room TO-DAY 'Apa ds
II 1t rains to-day come, yon IN,
easter to buy. II 1t don't raiD i'm aaG
come anyway, We will try and MY %Isly
0enenc'a' Tor you' |, BLUM / BSo
llA Main at,a.,
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Notes and Gossip Caught on tile Fly nj
the "AFk" Last Night.

Notes and Gossip Caught on tile Fly nj
the "AFk" Last Night.
Money, money Where IL 1t to come
from2
Do you belong to the standing army2''
The Second Branch sat down on the
proposition to increase the police force.
The sentiment Of Council is opposed to
any increase Of expenses in any Of the
departments Of the city at present.
Another meeting OF Council will be held
next Tuesday evening for the purpose OF
electing weighers for the city scales.
Councilman Baker 10 the constitutional
lawyer" Of the Second Branch, and withal
forCible and eloquent speaker.
Charles Heiser, the recently elected
Sexton OF the Peninsula Cemetery, was
plunged back into private life by the
action OF Council, that body deciding he
was not competent 10 serve on aCrount OF
not having attained To the age Of twenty.
one years.
The amount expended on the streets
and alleys Of the city during the month OF
March amounted To 81 ,l94 so, distributed
"a follows: First ward, $69 rs; Second
ward, $3.50; Third ward, $2G5 %; Fourth
ward, 1876; Filth ward, 1928 90; Sixth
ward, S3l 80; Seventh ward, 500 80;
Eighth ward, $l45.
The amount oil money expended IN all
departments oil the city for the current
fiscal year was 800, 700 90. The City Clerk,
last night reported that there was a bal.
anCe on hand Ia the CITY Treasury, April
let. Of $2,a5l 65.
The proposition 10 purchase three relief
valves for the fire engines, 10 prevent un.
necessary dAmsge 10 goods, &c, at small
free, was detected In the Second Branch
last night on the plea that there was no
money 10 expend for them. The insur.
ance men had better take hold OF the
matter now. Only $3.50 Is required, gen.
tlemen.
Councilman Porter Smith, speaking on
the proposition 10 increase the police force,
said THAT tho increase Of the police force
would have the same effect as additions
10 a standing army In curtailing the lib.
critics Of the people,"
Councilman Walter is man Of many
points good ones. He was In favor
Of increasing the police force. Said Mr..
Walter: "Where I live we never see a
policeman except when Bob Junkins
comes home TO his meals. We don't
know what night the Gre bugs may de
termine to give The city grand illumina.
ton"
The proposition 10 appoint special
committee 10 select other quarters for
the city officials, pending the falling OF
the ancient structure In which they are
at present located, WAS adopted byth6Sec.
ond Branch last night. 1t is not q matter
Of very great Importance. II is possible
that only sixty Or seventy lives are In
danger on the nights Council meets, and
consequently we are not surprised at the
Indifference Council tnaniiests ID regard 10
the project Of removal. Then these are
old associations connected with the build.
Ing which ought TO endear the place 10
every member Of Council and city official.
-e&
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1bC I,opuINr Dsmnnd.

So great has been the popular demand
for the celebrated remedy Kidney.Wort,
that II Is having an immense sale from
Maine 10 California. Some have found II
inConvenient to prepate IL from the dry
compound. For such the proprietors now
prepare Il In liquid form. This can be
procured 1.-THE druggists. II has precisely
The same effect as the dry, hut lie very con.
centtAted 40 that the doee is much smaller.
Lowell Nail MwFAw
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PERSONAL
Points About People at Home and
Abroad.

Points About People at Home AND
Abroad.
Senator in. Camden is The guest Of bill
fsther.in.lAw, Hon. g. W. Thompson, Eas'
Of the city.
Coils. b. W. Byfne and Buttfick left fol
Charleston, KAhawha county, last night
on the Andes.
Coils. o. II. shuttuCk, W. N. Chancel.
lor, George ". Thompson, Jt., D. 8. Neale
and o. g. Schofeld left for PArketsbufg
on the Andes yesterday.
Squire Joseph F. MAyss, Of West Alex.
andef, who has married more people
than any other living man, came down
last night 10 take in the niniAttels.
Mr.. Cochran, q representative Of the
PillAbufgh EWning Chronicle, and q clever
gentleman, WAS In The city yesterday max
Ing Arrangements for the Introduction Of
that paper In this city. The Chronicle Is q
bright and reliable paper.
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CIRCUlF COURF.
A Large Number or IndIeImenIs Found
-One for MURDER.

8HN A0E 1lk9efs
Circuit Court met yesterday morning at
8 a. m, with Judges Boyd, P, NJ, and Mel
vim on the bench.
The Grand Jury appeared pursuant to
adjournment the day before and retired to
their chambers to further consider the
pressntments brought before them. 1t
was not until o'clock that they an
nounced to the Sheriff that they had fn-
tshed their labors and we're ready to re-
port the same to the Court. An unusually
large number Of indictments was found,
the most important Of which was one for
murder against Henry Miller for thsmu
der Of John Hilton, on the 18th Of De.
cember last, In the town of Fulton. The
next In importance are the indictments
sgainst John P, Carney, for making false
entries and embeZzement, and three
against John Il, ZsVely, for forgery. The
total number Of true bills was thirtY.two,
and not true bills, Slx, classified as fol-
lows:
MURDER,
A true bill was found against Henry
Miller for the murder Of John Hilton on
the 18th OF December last, in the town OF
Fulton, the circumstances oil which are
still fresh in the minds Of the public.
ERLoNIEs.
John P. Carney, two indictments,
One for making false entry inithe books
Of the Peoples Bank another for embez
element,
John H. zsvely, three indictments fol
forgery.
], a, Freeze, alias Allie Freeze, for un'
lawful shooting,
Henry smith, for burglary.
Albertus Woods, alias zap Gooding,
for burglary, two indictments.
franklin Stanley, alias Frank Stanley
for malicious shooting
James Gully, alias John Brown, FOL
sta6bing with intent to main, dlsagurt
and kill.
/ Patrick D. Carroll, for malicious wound
Ing with intent to main, disHgure anC
kill.
Samuel Morrison, ,f,r assault with in
tent 10 commit rape.
Charles Niedemier Tor grand larceny.
George McAdams, for grand larceny,
MIsDEMRANoRs.
Chas. Jackson for petit larceny,
May Land, for petit larceny,
Fraukling BeAll, alias Frank BsAll, 70
petit larceny.
William Gillespie, for petit larceny.
William Gillespie, Frank Beall, ant
James Fry, for petit larceny.
oPFRNsEs AGAINST THE LIQUOR Law.
Clara Moss, selling liquor without Ii
cense.
Mary Ship, selling liquor without Ii
Cense.
Lillian Wells, selling liquor without Ii
Cense.
Gertrude Arlington, selling liquor with
out llCense.
The following indictments were for sell
ing liquor on Sunday: Chas. r. BehleI
Christ Helmick and Peter Bonenberger.
The following indictments were 10
keeping houses OF IlliaEne: Gertrude Ar
lington, Mary Shipp, Clara Moss and Lii
liam Wells.
NOT TRUE BILLS.
Maurus BaIzsr, selling beer without II
cenSei Gregory Warner, selling liquor OIL
Sunday; Britton Davis, grand larceny; G
Mcneil, petit larceny Annie Bell, Crane
larceny; Philip Winters, selling liquo,
without license.
Judge Melvin thanked the jury for thei
services and discharged them.
Robert Marshall, Esq wss admitted Il
practice In this court on the motion o
Henry Pendeton, Esq.
Seine miscellaneous business was trans
acted Of no public importance
Adjourned to "a. N 10 day.
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A large number OF people in this city
have used that wonderful remedy, ST.
Jacobs Oil, for Rheumatism with effect
truly marvellous. Frequent reports are
made where sufferers have been afforded
relief, and the sale is growing largely. The
fact that 1t Is an external remedy, com.
mends It to many who would not other.
wise think Of going out Of the beaten track
10 find q remedy Milwaukee Sentinel.
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ITO sum It up, six long years OF bed.
ridden sickness, costing $500 per year, to.
tal 81 ,20O-all OF this expense was stopped
by three bottles Of Hop Btters, taken by
my vile. She has done her own house.
work for year since, without the loss OF
a day, and l want everybody to know It,
for their bsneft."-M E. Farmer. MwF4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-13

The following deed in fee was admitted
to record in the Recorders Office yester.
day:
Deed made April 4th, 1881, by Henry
NJ. Hetveyi President Of the Board Of Ed.
ucAtlon Of Trladelphia District 10 Mary r,
Matthews for the old school house and LOT
adjoining the town Of Thadelphia. Con.
sheraton 500.
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The firm Of Carroll 4 Bro. have just
closed q contract with Mr.. James Nc.
Adtms Tor fne granite monument. This
monument will stand, when completed,
about eighteen feet high II is to lie all
polished Of a gray C0loF. The monument
is 10 be erected on bis lot In the Peninsula
Cemetery, and will be the handsomest one
In the Cemetery. This firm has also BE-.
cured several fine monumenta this spring,
which are now under completion. They
are constantly receiving stock, finished and
unfinished gfanite and marble, and are
selling AZ The very lowest prices al their
works, Nos. o, 8 and 10 Sixteenth street.
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0PiHIoN or A BALTiMoREAN-1 have used
Bt. Bulls Cough Syrup for some time in
my family and found II the best remedy
for Coughs, Colds, &C., ever tfied.-
Louis Burning, 20 Caroline street.
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Is to sec a man with his cheeks sunken,
his eyes glazed, his teeth all gone, fresCo.
ing the floor wherever he happens to be
with the Juice OF bad tobacco. ChetU ML.
ter'S Good Enough Nary Plug and apoid his
yOtlrteif was
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A 15C, box OF Trough on Rats" will
keep house free from flies, mosquitoes,
rats and mice, the entire season. Druggists.
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CAIL and see our Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Window Shades, &C., before buying else.
where, GEO, q, RorlL
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AsK your grocer for Morning Glory
Baking Powder. The most economical In
the market,
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POLICE.

This committee reported a number Of
bills which we're ordered paid. Owing 10
the small number Of men now employed
on the police force, the committee rec
commended that Council provide Tor The
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Losses and IuauFaues-The Factory will
be Rebuilt this Summer.

Auhaeb anu AuAuFAuoe-Auo Factory Will
be Rebuilt this Summer.
The ISTELLlGENCER yesterday morning
published q very full description OF the
IRE by which the furniture factory OF
Metzner,. SChelhRse & Co. was destroyed
early yesterday morning, AT the time OF
writing, however, we were unable to give
only general idea OF the Losses and In.
suIanCe, We are able this morning 10 give
not only q complete list Of the insurance
companies but also the estimated losses.
MI, Metzner, Of the firm, estimates his
losses rs follows;
Loss on destruction Of buildings 5000
Lees on account Of furniture stored IN the
20,VUO
l'oSS on account 81 mac Ty-".,,.""".., 5000
Loss on account Of oolum,,.,.,..,...,."""" t,U0O
TOtlln..,....n.......r.,. ,OoO
Subtractlng the amount OF the insurance
Sl100 from this aggregate loss there will
remain q total loss Of $2S, 900,
INSURANCE
Following Is complete list Of com.
pauies and the policies held in each, also
description Of the policies:
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Pile sufferers can be cured by calling on
Dr. Klsnef al the 81. James, April 10Th.
A safe cure and permanent cure guaran.
teed. No cutting, tying or detention from
business. The Doctor is now making over
two. hundfed per month, and the result 10
uniformly satisfactory,
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appointment OIL Eix additional policemen.
The committee also recommended The en-.
ploymeut Of an assistant to the keeper Of
the lookup, ct 81 per day.
The resolution asking for an Increase Of
the police force was lost, and the one ask.
Ing Tor the appointment Of an assistant TO
the lookup keeper was referred back to
the committee for further confederation.
Upon motion the Branch adjourned to
meet next Tuesday evening, the special
order being the election Of weighers for
the city scales.
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Charles ChadducE, Esq, with SpCldei a
Co, wheeling, ". Va,
says: | had suffered for years with catsrrl
oil head and throat. Voice impaired and
my nostrilS completely stopped up with
nasa polypul. DR.. Smith has cured me
and | cheetIilly recommend all to 10 to
Dr. ]. T. GMiTH,
No. OIL Twelfth street., opposite school
house, Wheeling, ". Va. ws4N
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AANNN 9NMAH9S
There was some difficulty experienced
in this branch In obtaining q quorum, but
at 10 late hour the deputy sergeants man.
aged to Eobbls up enough members to
make up the required number. At roll
call Mayor Egsrtsr was in the chair, and
the following gentlemen answered to their
names: MessFs, Boring, Criswell, Fritsr
Hall, Hull Miller, Myles, McAdamsr
sChultZe, Simpson, Wilson, Wellington
and Zoeckler.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
A number Of ordinances requiring
amendments, owing to the recent amend
ments Of the charter OF the city, and local
legislation passed by the Legislature, were
taken up and modified accordingly, and
passed by their titles.
After the consideration OF some miscel'
laneous business the branch adjourned.
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"sLAoK.DRAueHT" cures cO.dv..
ness aud sick.HeadaebV.
For sale by Logan & Co.

For nice, light, white bread use Morn.
ing Glory Baking Powder. It pure and
nutritious. G. s. FEgSY,
PToprietor.
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Loss or LiEE.-Thousands sink into an
early grave by not giving immediate al.
tention 10 elight cough which could have
been stopped by q 25 cent bottle OF Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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SMALL FRUITS

T SELL No. | LINED OYLlNpEh
L PUMP, for we'll 20 II. deep, B@ y y S Gse
" So 30 II. deep, 81 50; IS H. dteg Wy u,SSisS
". VI. lion il. s Prov, SS ihS bet W; y G IN.
PloS, iii; Flint Steel M'lI board P3E, ~ iSn,i
tho bet pillow 10 AmHltag Ailli Ib9S y, o T,Iti
PloU, % 35 Brown Double shovel rloy ~ ,s,s1,
Single Shovel PloW, g. CGhOoni hoa'eiM I.'S ~
IS Th- most complete Farm Wtgon On S .I ~"
PlOW castings for all kinds OIL Plol a. ~ M
garden latest i'm proved tools and mth yn ",
at bottom prices Tor cash only, . h bg sitsvSIS
Ing W Va mrlnA.Asz.
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JUST RECElYED-FlVe thousand gallon
stone ware at GEO. X. MOMECHEN'S,
No, 1864 Market ST..
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As you 20 down street drop In At Rhees',
1905 Market street, and buy your morn.
ing pspef,
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IFYour watch tOlh't run right have tire.
paired by JACOB W. GRUB,
Practical Matchmaker,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.


The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer, as observed OF SChnepis
drug store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1850, 1881.
IS 81 81 " IS 80 90 50
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April lS.-lA. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rain, followed by slightly colder and part.
ly cloudy weather winds shifting to the
north and west and rising barometer.
THE usual merchants lunch at The New
RCLurs House SaHpIs Rooms daily.
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At the conclusion Of Senator Camden q
remarks Mr.. ". N. Chancellor, Of Wood
county, proposed that the roll Of delegates
be called and that expressions from each
county be invited In regard 10 the matter
Of obtaining the right Of way, and also
concerning the matter OF county and pri.
vAte subscriptions.
Col. Byrne, Of Kanawha, said bis county
had subscribed toward the Potomac K
Ohio read nearly as much as she was legal.
ly empowered 10 subscribe. In regard 10
the matter Of right OF way he could asstiTs
the gentlemen that there would he M
difficulty concerning that. His county be
was stite would do what she could,
Mr.. OhauCellot-"The subscription voted
TO the 7. 4 y. will expire next November,
Do you think we could depend upon that
for our toad7n '""'
Dol. Byrne-"1 think not KnanAwha
would never again vote her fall power
under the law, that IL, hef, power 10 yole
five per cent 10 one road"
Mi. Riley, Of jackson county, said that
two meetings had been held In iis county,
which had been we'll attended, and he
could say that she could be relied upon 10
do her fail share In the way Of forwarding
the enterprise, "Some forty or iofty.fiVe
miles will 20 through our county, and /
tell you that your little nartows up here
do not compare With our broad river bot.
toms Of Jackson"
Nj. R. II. Browse, Of Peasants county,
said that there was lively interest
down there In favor OF the project. Folly
one half oithe people along the route In his
county were In favor Of Il and would give
the right Of way. A year ago considerable
opposiiion had been manifested, but now,
. material change had taken place and
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The amounts, when compared respec.
lively with the amounts az fixed by ofdi.
nance as necessary 10 meet the expenses
oil the city on the said accounts during the
current fiscal year, show balance still
standing 10 the different committees as fol.
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"W!NE OF cARoUL" for Ladies' only.
For tale by Logan & 90.
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sp1l
Qhe Gnteui9etter,

oTeo, Noa, rs and n ROurtoenth street.
New Advertisements. f
Louisiana State Lottery.
Steamboat Lantorns-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
Lost-shepherd Dog.
Sealed Proposals for Printing.
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THE ASSURANCES.


"You only have the assurances OF the
capitalists and bankers, and their promises
TO put II In rolling stock order. I iou nd
during the progress Of my inquiries that
there are some gentlemen who are fully
us we'll informed In regard 10 this pro.
posed road ss any Of us. It is no new
thing with them. 1t Is legitimate thing
they say, and II you will give us those
bonds during the coming summer we will
place all Of Them 1t is true financial
strait or q panic might derange these
plans, but anticipate nothing Of that
kind. ! think there is no question about
its going r'Eht en-, on H.. THERE'S one ques.
people In certain districts be depended
upon TO get the right OF way through
their distriCts7 I do not urge the matter
one way or the other Let the meeting
act az Il wishes"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-09-10
seth
POPULAR MONTHLY ORA
Tx UA4xAN WON1I141A DIhA W4NU Or The
I3IIIII|GI
plE1;ll:IlTIlItIH!I

In the City of Louisville. on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 3Oth. 1881.
These drawings occur monthly Sundays
excepted) under provisions Of an Act of the
General Assembly OF Kentucky
The United States Circuit Court on March 81
rendered the following decisions:
1sT-THAT THE COMMONWEALTH DIS
TRIBUT1ON COMPANY Is LEGAL.
2D-ITS DRAWINGS ARE FAIR.
N. B.-This company has now on hand 6
large reserve fund. Read carefully the iso of
prizes for the
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1887 Prizes, amounting to. $40, 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
all points, to whom liberal compensation VIII
be paid.
For further information, write clearly giving
full address. Send orders by express or regis
tered letter, or money order, by mail, ad-
dressed only to