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ArizOpR's Prize BaIl-The Pathetic
Story Related by the Sole

An all the boys were gleeful, an all the
gals were happy, an all the former oiled their boots
their Shooters an thelr hair, an when the bells be-
gan to ring Doc Kidicr said to Sappy: ''You can bet
pail of sausages that Kidder will DO there. You
mornin' OF the day on which jubilee is given In the
night. Well the bell on Arizona's ranch Just as the
day were dawnn', pealed forth Invitation the
bucks of He'll s Delight
by 10 A. Nj. the young gaZelles an bucks OF that
Young city knew at Arizona's there were goin to be
padner young an pretty, were to get from Arizona
hands Il shooter an u shawl.
by 10 p. NJ. Doc Kidder were a-whirlin' In the
may an Tucson senOrta was encirc led by his arm,
and Frisco Dick and Yankee John both had a lovely
daisy, an old Arizona's Jubo0 were working to a
charm. BY l A. NJ. Dock Kdder's Jug were fun of
niger brandy, an he an Dick an Yankee ALL were
a-spiin for fight, an Richard said lie guessed he'd
take the prize II 1t were handy as his galan he
Kinder tired from dancin' all the night.
~ think. " said Doe. the prize belongs to me
and my dear Zephyr an, l guess I'm take the
'oh. by all means; Arizona, hand to doc an his
old hefer-'' which about far as Frisco got
when Frisco took drop.
cally, an glode aroun' the ball with duke
called Austin Rip. Then the last dance of the evenn'
to tho bucks who hadn't seen the Boston dip. Doc
learned the dance year before way up In old Ken
lucky, and Mn him an RIP an their two gals had to
the Kdder were the lucky ones to whom old Arizona
passed the shawl and shooter DER.
The gentleman from Austin had a crowd OF bucks
TO back him. he felt justified In calling Arizona "a
gaoot.' could sec from ArizOna's eye that he
meant TO attack him. an he dd-saii ia an hit the
Austin ripper ere ne could shoot.
by all the Greeks Of ancient Cork am legs Of
BroOklyn's parson by the wit OF Wales's punster
by william II. IS pelf by the soul OF our NJ. Quad
ny the bones OF old Kit CarsOn-lt were every
mothers daughter for hor individual self Some
went through the skylight an some went swiftly
siilin'-wih the velocity OF politics into fanny
spread-through the windows OF the ranch. with
screamin' an with wailin'-I reckon about ton OF
western blood that night Were shed.
Arizona were as dead as my friend, as any OF the
nifty. stranger would surely think II were the
work OF Jesse james, or John Morgan or Jim Bowie,
or joaquin Maurety, the California Rinaldo Rinal-
DIM OF the plains.
The Kidder shook the Zephyran' married Arizona's
wilder; they own place In st. Jose an a very
lovin' pair. You KIN bet your sweet existence
'gainst the moon that I'm the Kidder AN Dana's
soul an conscence that the hidder all there
81. LOuiS Republican,
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A Valuable Table.

The New York Times says editorially:
An extremely valuable table has been drawn up at
me Bureau OF Statistics under Tho direction OF MIR.
JOhh Nj. CoTsOn the clerk of the Committee on NAYS
ahu Means, showing the nature OF the changes pro-
posed by the Tarin Commission. IL gives the de-
scflption OF each article AS proposed by the Commits
sion and as INV classified In the import schedule OF
entered for consumption during the last fiscal year
ana the duty collected, the present rates OF duty and
thelr az vaorem equivalent, the proposed duty aud
Its equivalent, aud the amount revenue which the
proposed duty would Yield ON the inportatons for the
lat fiscal year. ~
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The German Navy.

According TO the new German Naval List,
thecOmbatiYe strength Of the Imperial navy at present
Is furnished by seven ironclads ye irOncad cufyees
eleven ironelad gunbOats, ten so-Caed covered cor
yees aud eight Hat deck cOryettes; four guuboas Of
tie Albatr0ss class Ave gunboats Of the first class
seven torpedo boats one guubOat OF The second class
ana eight despatch boats Another ir0ncad corvette
Is In course Of building The chief item of Increase
In the naval armament OF the Empire during the past
year consists Of torpedo bOs. AS for the dis
p0sal Of the above mentioned force the Fast AsIatc
station ahsorOs three cOryetes aud gunbOats: the
Australian and Fast American stations one corvette
and Que gunboat respectively; and the West American
station, one corvette In consequence OF the troubles
In Egypt, the Mediterranean station WAS provided
With two coryettes, one gunbOat, aud two despatch
hoats, following the flag ship OF Capt Commodore
Frelherr Won der Goltz, At POit said,
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NOT. Mary and Ier Lamb," But

Lilly had little Fred,
Who WASH white as snow,
And everywhere Thai LILY went
Freddie was sure 10 go.
lie followed her Ia Boston town,
Which made great to-do,
Why, even the newspapers s0t up
Quite hullabalOO
lie went to Llly's box one night,
Which was against the rule,
IL made the people talk aud say.
'Send that fresh youth TO school. -
So MIR. Mendum turned him out,
But still lie fingered near,
And waited patiently about
For Lily to appear.
"What makes LILY love Freddy soYr
The Jealous bachelors cry,
"Why Freddie has the cash, you know, -
The multitude reply.
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A sailors Luck,

short time since we announced that the
circular OF the November drawing OF the Louisiana
state Lottery FROM NJ A, Dauphin, New orleans,
la stated that twO-ifth OF the second capital prize
OF t25 0O0 amounting to slo OOO has been drawn la
Newhuryport. This morning We received % letter
saying: Tho Louisiana state Lottery Company
report that twO-afths of the second captal-that Is
go 0O0was sold TO Charles Mowatt OF the schooner
Lucy May, Newburyport. ''-Nel0buryport (MassD
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isupsars, Robert and wishes to see you before her
carriage fotchos her. -
Let us go up Burke - said teadlcy, as we finished
tho last tho claret, "and " You want any
particulars 81 my Crosea mania Miss CroftOn will
give them 10 you, All Tie Tear ROnnd.
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rec week In your own town. FERNS aud s5 outfit
boo free. Address II. HALLKT co, Portland,
Maine.
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Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
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Upholstery Department.

LACE CURTAINS, e.. follows BRUSSELS, TAM
RoUE, NOTTINGHAM ana MADRAS; also
MADRAS MJlI . HH I|at.r STAINED
GLASS EFFECTS.
ELEGANT PLUSH APPLIQUE TABLE cuEFG5
and MANTE1, LAMBREQuGNs.
TAPESTRY and CASHMERE, TABLE aud PIANO
COVERS.
PoRTIERRE CURTAINS, in plain and cross
stripes,
TURCOMANS, both 10y the yard aud pair.
In FURNITURE COVERINGS, u full line, en-
bracing all the NEW EST DESIGNS and FABRICS,
such us RAW and SPUN SILKS, SILK DAM
ASKS, EMBERLtNES. TURKISH SATIN,
SILK CoTEtINs, SILK PLUsHES, (plaln) In all
coiors; sILKPLUsHEs, VARtEG ATED CoLoRs,
fortrimmlng purposes.
The LARG EST LINE OF CRErONNEs THAT WE
HAVE EVER SHOWN.
In fact, everything that Is required In FIRST. class
decorative upholstery establishment. WINDOW
SHADES In great variety. POLE CoRNICEs In
walnut, ebonlEed, and brass.
We shall he glad to furnish estimates for household
decorations In all its branches
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INCUR
CARPET DEPART ENT

We Offering full llne In MoQUETTE, VEL
VET, BODY and TAPESTRY BRUssELs, IN
GRAIN, THREE-PLY, aud VENETIAN CAR
PErINGS, and n beautiful assortment OF sNYR-
MA, VELVET, MoQUETrE, aud BRUSSELS
New goods received daily,
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1867 Prizes amounting to-. ........,...t2 O5, 500
Application for rates to clubs should be made only
10 the onloe of the COMPANY In New orleans.
F0rfurther information, write clearly, giving full
address Send orders by Express, Registered Letter,
or Money order, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
darD4-at Nav Orlaana Ia
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10 THE PUBLIC f!

We have ended the first seasons business In our
New Building, and can friends who take
In Interest In the success OF our enterprise that
have met with the most sanguine success, and done
more business than we could possibly expect.
Encouraged by this, and knowing the wants of the
public during
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deceive myself was hOpelessly In love with Ethel
aunt ANA to throw myself the fair splnster mercy
before made the ayOwa of my love To Ethel
~ found Iesbla alone one day. so took the lIttIe
key from my walstcOat pocket and handed It 10 her
- AND what Is this for, RobertY' she asked
grayely.
"In u shainefaced manner | sadi
4" | cant marry you'll love Ethel.
" 'Oh, liOOeTi--li0Dert = said Miss CToftOu, put
ting her handkerchief TO her eyes, what can say 10
your only month ago was Indispensable 10 your
future happiness aud yet you forsakt for the first
young face you soc aud she appeared to sob bitterly.
80 II was the china, aNp0stulaed,
go see; and now you think you can have Ethel
ana the chlha set too aud prefer young bride aud
old china to an old bride and old china. Faithless
man.
81 lost my temper utterly, and am sorry to say
80 Hang the china Cried give mo Ethel and
she eau smash It all II she likes. don't care.
women, believe, under such circumstances as
these, IKE 10 hear inau swear IL shows he ia In
earnest Any way, my deposed bride leaned back Ia
her chair aud laughed so heartily that knew matters
would be soon arranged to my satisfaction In great
delight caught her la my arms aud At once gave
her u kiss OF real affection.
- Did you think was going to let YOU marry me
Tor the sake Of few cups and saucersg - she cried
| am not such stupid old woman that. But In
TRUTH Robert, have grown very fond Of YOU 81 II
Ethel wiz have you, take her. But only condl.
- Name them, dear Miss Crofton y / exclaimed;
'anythlhg-eyeryihlngy you wish.
- You must prove the earnestness OF your love
for my darling girl, and the recovery from your IN.
sanity, by sending me your Chelsea az present.
shall Then give the whole to tho South kenslugton
I or Jermyn street MUSEUM
al mustn't tell you all about our love making, or
Mrs Headley would never forgive me; hut Ethel and
l arranged matters very quickly aud upon my return
home that evening opened my cabinet, AMI almost
without pang packed up my two cups aud saucers,
teapot, aud sugar-b basin, IN cotton wool, and the
next morning forwarded them TO Miss CrOfton. You
have seen Ethel, and dare say you think did not
make aad exchange
81 should think not, - said. 40 But how comes
the set la your cabinet Y'
1.-THE old lady kept me In great suspense all the
time Ethel aud were engaged aud although hld
my feelings l began soon 10 think that Il would be
very nice to have Ethel aud the china, but dared
not hint such thing 20 Miss Crofton who moreover
leased me dreadfuy by praising Ia Ethels presence
my generosity In making her SO beautiful present.
"While on our honeymoon thought no more of
Tin fac gave II up for lost; ana you may guess my
Joy when We returned to town 10 see In my room a
strange cabinet with the set as YOU SEQ II now So
rot good wife and completed the services as we'll 80
just then tue door opened and voice said, with
assumed petulancei
''Are you gentlemen never comlngY Aunt Lesbla
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APorsi6tent Enemy

The Providence Journal gives detailed
account of malicious prosecutions which Mr..
William A. Weeden, farmer OF Cumber-
land, r. l. has been subjected OF late years
Twelve years ago his two large barns were
burned, with cattle and horses. In 1882 his
barn and other out buildings were again
burned, involving loss Of 81, 400, on which
there was only 5000 insurance. In clearing
away for the new barn which is being erec-
tted, there was found among the debris, in
the center OF the cellar, bottle containing
dynamite. Soon after the barn was burned
several of the fences about his land
We're torn down and thrown into the road
anu like disgracetul actions are kept up
until this day. Recently outrageous &C.
LIONS have been committed at the family
tomb on his farm. The door has been
taken from its hinges and thrown into the
middle of the road, and the gate has been
torn OIL and placed by the roadside. On
me slabs are the caricatures Of disgraceful
OBJECTS. and many lines OF vulgarity writ
YEN with red lead. In the tombs are the
coolies OF Mr.. Weeden's iather-in law, sis
er-in'law, and his two children. At the
commencement of the season he found in
us lots, which he intended to NOW first,
NAV lii several places were large pieces OF
ron umbrella wires large stones,
shd other missiles stuck into
.ae ground, so that the knife OF the
howlng-machine would come in contact
v,th them. He discovered this by one OF
as hired men going through the field Not
png ago he was out blowing, and at night
II his pillow in the field. Upon returning
ne next morning the pillow was nowhere to
~ found. Finally It was discovered In a
wsmp near the field, with both handles
suu tne share broken. which made 1t unfit
~ use, About the first Of last month Mr.
Meeden went to his well on the night be.
c,e which the deed was done and found
%o e uacket, as usual, all right. The next
sbNLnning the work-girl went to the well
sna 0n mas two buckets, and In letting
c ne down for the other tc
Any up noticed q change ~
M e color Of the water. She brought II
~, mo upon making an examination
TSaa the bucket to be filed with fresl
xrmsnure. The water has been unfit 4
'AA os 70 use since this was done, OIL
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Card
You are invited to call at my photo
art udio, 100 Main street, nearly opposite
the st. George hotel, and critically exam
Inc my productions in photography,
oiler to the public an experience of over
twenty five years OF constant labor, with
the advantages of the finest city associa-
tons in perfecting this beautiful art.
photography is not mechanism but an
art, and he who would be successful must
have love for the beautiful and endeayor.
by happy blending OF light and shade and
line posing, to produce beautiful picture.
The time has passed for any person to ac-
cept of caricatured outline map of their
features with liteless expression. On the
contrary, you should accept only those fine
photos, beautiful in light and shadow, easy
in position and intelligent in expression;
full in detail, a thing OF life. This is the
style of work You can always receive from
my hands. My work on exhibition is OF
my own creation. do not copy but lead,
and all who place themselves under my
management in my studio shall be artist.
cally and intelligently represented.
WIN. MCCLELLAN.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one OF the best female phv.
sicians and nurses In the United States,
and has been used for forty years with never
failing safety and success by millions Of
mothers and children, from the feeble infant
OF one week old to the adult. 1t corrects
acidity of the stomach, relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and child. We be-
lieve it the best and surest remedy in the
world. in all cases of Dysentery and Diar.
rh@ain Children, whether arising from teeth.
ing or from any other cause. Full direc.
tons for usingwill accompany each bottle
None genuine nuless the facsimile of Cur
tbs & Perkins is on the outside wrapper
Sold by all medicine dealers. % cents q
bottle.
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AfAirnLEss HUsBANpINs,>r
'""''e" by His Wife After She had Dis
covered His Inddelity.

'o"h'ued by His Wife After She I'm, p,s
covered His Inhdelity.
=, h.LA.RrfoRpn, June lO.-Charles c. Burbss
y, .ais c,ts has lost his mind and is now
svn,nl ~ an insane asylum. He was the
sclnnwio VI .ne state armory, politician 0
a a0ea influence and moved in
s sro SWery interesting daughters. Not long
s,Hs u sas 'he streets In buggy, and by his
lap was a baby. Mrs. Bngbes AZ
termined to investigate. Inouiry The rsxt
DAY revealed the fact that the child was har
nusoand's, and that the young woman WAS
nVlhg IN furnished rooms in block not ,sr
from ms own home. Mrs. Bugbee went
straight way to these apartments. Whils
waiting Tor the young woman to mt in an
appearance Mrs. Bugbee examined the
rooms. Everything showed that money
mau nor oeen spared in furnishing them
Inc carpets were soft and beautiful cboics
oric-a'orac was scattered about the room
upon handsome easels rested costly najnt,
lngs, the furniture was rich and IMPOSING.
aud over the fireplace, set off with
orass lenders and unique tiling. hung
a, splendid mirror of French nla,ss
glass. When the young woman for whom
all THESE rich and dainty things had hean
bought, appeared, Mrs. Burbee plainIv
told her name and accused her of imnronar
intimacy with her husband. The sri for
she Is not more than 10, admitted that Mrs
Bugoees suspicious were well founded
tae discussion between the women was
animated, and just when Mrs. Bugbee's
temper was AT its height she happened 10
see the baby lying in costly cradle. She
rushed at 1t with the evident intent of doing
u harm, but the young mother quickly
threw herself in front of the child.
lhere was iiere struggle for a time, and
then the other OCCUPANTS of the house
alarmed by, the girls cries, rushed in and
separated The oombatants. Mrs. Bugbee
returned to her home and awaited the arr :.
val OF her husband. When he arrived She
asked him into the parlor, and there
charged HIM with his guilt. He confessed
tne truth OF the charges and begged for
giVehess. But Mrs. Bugbee was not in
iorglying mood. She had brooded over
the story during the day. and had mapped
out plan OF revenge for the wrong
that had been done her. Instead OF
ioreiving him, she drew a heavy
cowhide from beneath table and whipped
her husband so severely that he was con.
hned to his house for more than week.
Had their daughter not come in and sepa.
rated them his punishment would have
been much heavier. A peace was patched
up between the couple, but Mr.. Bugbee's
mind has been since unsettled. Yesterday
he became violently insane. One of his
daug endeavored TO pacify him, but
he threw her to the floor and pounded her
so brutally that the physicians consider her
case very serious one. Bugbee was then
placed in an insane asylum New York
Sun.
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Nothing Before Like 1t.

From Waco comes fluid known as the
Electric Red Ant Exterminater." One
gill poured into the largest bed of ant,
ignited las per direction), will kill not only
all the ants, but also the eggs. This com
pound is scientific achievement and il
patented, Tucker Il Willis, the leading
drug firm of Waco, own the patent for Tex
as. They are selling off very rapidly CouN
rY RIGHTS. DIR. J. w. Stapleton owns the
right OF Dallas and several adjoining coun.
ties. His headquarters are at FAC, Tolli
ver's drug store. Call and have this matter
demonstrated. No KILL, NO PAY, when the
directions are adhered to. which are very
nipple indeed.
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The Dallas Board of Trade will NEE
their many friends and the public at al
hours of the day or night at their magnif
cent saloon and billiard hall, corner {
Main and Austin streets, with the best
wines, liquors and cigars, and polite at
tendance. Their billiard hall is the finest
and largest in the city, and their tables are
new and second to none in the state
when you want a good drink or cigal
don't forget the Board OF Trade.
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Did She Die:

she fingered and suffered along, piuine
away all the time for years"
The doctors doing her no good"
And at last was cured by this Hon Bit.
tiers the papers say so much about
Indeed Indeed |"
How thankful We should be for tina,
medicine"
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A mans wife should always be the same,
especially to her husband, but If she is
weak and nervous, and uses Carter's Iron
Pills, she cannot be, for they make her
"ieel like different person." at least so
they all say, and their husbands say so tool
Carter's Iron Pills equalze the circulation,
remove nervousness and give strength and
rest. Try them.
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Entertes.

This Is the only Lottery ever voted on and
endorsed by the people OF any State.
Louisiana State Lottery %
Incorporated in 1868 for Is years by the Legls.
ture for educational and charitable purposes
with capital OF 81, 900 000-to which reserve
fnnd OF over $3.50 900 has since been added
BY an overwhelming popular vote Its fran.
shtution adopted December I'd, A. D., 1879
splendid opportunity to win fortune.
It's Grand Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly. II never scales OF postpones.
Look nj the folloWinu niRfrihuIinr.
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1t would seem that the commonest kind
Of common sense ought to prevent a man
fpm buying trash, simply because he can
pt big pack for 25 cents. Sheridan's
cavalry Condition Powders are strictly
pure, and are worth barrel of such stutf.
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Young men, middle aged men and 81
men who suffer from early indicretlons VII,
find Aliens Brain Food the most powerful,
inyigorant ever introduced once restored
by il there is no relapse, Try II IL meyer
fails. 81: 0 for Sat druggists ana A.
len's Pharmacy 3l5 First avenue NJ L. oity'
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1867 Prizes. amounting to ........,.... $50

We do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly and semi. an.
nual Drawings Of the Louisiana State LOTTERY
Company, and In person manage and control
the drawings themselves, and that the same are
conducted with honesty, fairness and In coed
faith toward llparties. We authorize the
company to use this certificate, with fac -similos
OF our signatures attached. In Its advertise.
ments,
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Fine Hair Dressing.
Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly, and is
also preparation unequalled for the eradi-
cation OF dandruff.
The superiority of Burnett's Flavorlng
Extracts consists in their purity and great
strength
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A Daughters Misery.

A Daughters Misery.
Eleven years our daughter suffered on
a bed of misery,
From complication Of kidney, liver.
rheumatic trouble and nervous debility.
Under the care of the best physicians,
Who gave her disease various names,
But no relief,
And now she is restored to us in good
health by as simple a remedy as Hop Bit
tiers, that we had stunned for years before
using t."-TuE PARENTS,
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Hundreds write they owe their life and
present good health to Aoker's Epglsh
Remedy, for consumption, coughs, colds.
etc. Sold by w. II. Patterson & 20.
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win you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint Shilohs Cure is the
remedy for it. Sold by w. II. Patterson
& Co., druggists, Dallas, Texas.
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Father Is Getting Well.

My daughters say;
How much better father is since he used
Hop Bitters."
He is getting well after his long suffer
ing from disease declared incurabe.n
And We are so glad that he used your
Bitters."
A LADY of Utica, n, Y.
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Shiloh's vitalizer IL what You need Or
Constipation, Loss " Appitite, Dizziness
and symptoms of Dyspepsia, Price ~ ana
10 cents per bottle. Sold by w. H.
patterson & Co.. druggist, Dallas, Texas.